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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

At regular meeting of the Veteran Corps, Of the
War Of 1872 held at Ga Ipenard street. Tuesday
nng October 49, the following lutions submitted by
John Alwaise, were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That Friday, the It'll of October, 1882
day that will be hereafter advered to by the members
this corps with grateful recoectons Of the past and
of the future evidence of
the appreciation Of public service rendered by humble
citizens without any pretensions but modest deserts.
Resolved That Gen. storms is not less entitled to the
thanks Of this corps for his polite invitation to partc
pate in the celebration Of the ceremonies consequent
the completion Of the Monument at Tarytown erected
the memory of the capture Of Major Andre than for his
respectful attention and consideration bestowed
during the day
ReovedThat this corps is under renewed obligations
to the President Directors and Company of the Hudson
River Railroad for their gratuous conveyance of the
whole detachment TO and from Tarytown the occasion
alluded to- it being the second time within period of
nine nths they have extended similar indulgence to
this corps.
Resoyed-That common justice mpels us to acknow-
ledge the repeated and numerous obligations
der to the HERALD Sun Times Tribune Military Argus,
National and Tyr National Democrats for the gratuitous
insertion of notices and other matter for the benefit
the Veteran Corps, this and other occasions.
Resoved-That while Governor Seymour, for his per.
nen appropriate and eloquent address, has not failed
to inspire with profound respect and admiration for
that exalted tribute to departed WORTH DESTROYS of
extending to him uneigned Acknowledgements for his
attention and courtesy to this corps.
LIEUT.. Col. H. RAYMOND CHARM.
john ALwAIsF, Sec. pro TEN.
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Memoranda.

Ship Lucona 431 TONS ID years old built at Medford
excellent Ship has been sold to Messrs Wnterhof
Piper Co. for $18 000 The Taeyrand IA years old $50
TONS built at Thomaston private terms and the South
Carolina late propeller, of Charleston built Williams
burg has been sold in Liverpool for the Australia trade
for ,000
Brig Julia Arey, Of Orrington twenty months old,
built by Mr. Joseph Baker, L and Others w0ll found and
in perfect order has been sold private terms, to
Stewart Drinkwater, Capt Geo Stone (who will COM
and her and Others Of Bangor and will hail from that
port.
Brig California, Of Prospect repairing at Bristol has
been purchased by company there for 80 000 She will
be employed in the Cuba trade under the mand
Capt W West, late Of brig Henry Marshall.
IAuNcHD-At Baltimore 18th inst the ship Spirit of
the Times by Messrs Cooper Batten for Buck and
Wheeden She is nearly 400 tons burthen carpenters
measurement. Her frame ia Of the strongest kind and
built entirely Of Chesapeake white oak. Her outside
planking ia Of best North Carolina yellow pine.
At FreepoIt recently fine ship Of 800 TONS called the
Anr Washburn She towed 10 Portland to be rugged
and coppered.
At Bath 18th inst by blessrs Manton Springer fine
ship of 900 TONS not yet named.
At Hallowell 18th inst brig of $50 tons called the
Rvulet Her stern stuck in the mud which brought her
up suddenly that several persons severely injured
She got OF next tide The ship of 900 tons launched
18th inst by Messrs Reed Page is called the Henry Reed
At Baltimore 18th inst, by kessrs Hunt Wagner, .
splendid clipper ship of 1900 TONS called the Kate Hooper,
to be commanded by Capt John Jackson.
At Falmouth, Me, 10th inst, by Mr. Samuel knight, a
fine bark of $50 TOMS called the Mary Elizabeth intended
for the Mediterranean trade She owned in Boston, and
by Capt Philip Stetson, who will command her.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

ED0AKTOwN, OCT 10.
Arrived-ship Potomac, Ackerly, Of and from Nantuc
tucket, to complete fitting for Pacific Ocean.
11th-Arr ship Zenas Coffin, for Pacific Ocean.
1sth-Arr brig VIM Crawford, Terry, Philadelphia for
Boston (supped Br brig Africa of st john NIB 81 days
from Glasgow for Providence with provisons schr Arno
Hawes, NYork for Augusta. Sid ship Henry Bunker OF
Nantucket Pacific Ocean.
19th-Shp Ganges (of Nantucket), Nckerson for Paci
fc Ocean, Is getting under way from the wharf and will
sail this day wind &c, permitting Sid brig VIM Craw
ford, and schr Amos. Light breeze from Sw at Q AM
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 90 Pm.
Arrived-Brigs Julia Payson, Gibbs, and Celestina,
Johnson, Boston; schrs New Republic Kline Barcelona
Dennis Hewitt; Grace Darling, Baxter Henry Pay
SOD, Edridge, and Bascom, Corson, Bo.ton; Edwin,
Smith, Salem.
Beow-Maria Louisa, Wenke, Bremen; Devon, Smith,
Liverpool; brig Nitruvius (Br), Park, Ardrossan.
do Julia Pay son. Gibbs Bath; schrs Sophia Ann, Smith
Fall River Pennsylvania Roath, Norwich; II Pay.
son, Ridge; Dennis, Hewitt; Lady Suffolk, and
b Bascomb, Corson, Boston.
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The BEAR CASE DECIDED.-Our readers will
recoect that bear escaped from baggage the
sonir gton Railroad, about year ago and shot by
some person out on hunting expedition. The owner Of
the be,r tued the company as common carriers in a
Rhode Island court The Court instructed the jury that
the defendants we're liable carriers but still
i wa the duty Of the who committed the bear to
them to that he sufficiently secured and the
bear escaped from any defects in his cage such to
make II insecure for the purpose Of transporting the
bear the company not liable; that If there was no
fault in the cage, the company liable for the loss
that they were only liable the count for trover In
proved that u dead bear had been rendered
ting to take II from the person who shot IT, IL being no
part Of their original engagement TO carry the bear afer
death Verdict for defendaats.-Nno Haven Courier,
OU. IS.
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PMHApuxMA, Oct. 20.-Reported by Keen Taylor -
First Boayd-slos Penpa SIS, e24 oSoo do, e24; loO
ae a Mortgage os 1929 100 Harrisburg RR ~ g5
TO s2 4,soo City RI os, 49, 1o4A 100 shs schuylkiI
Nav preferred 27k 100 do b5wn 2ila 200 do b5 27'4
100 do cash. 27 10 Penna RR cap, s5wn Al 20 do, OK
So, AZ do, exp, Al 80 Harrisburg RR, be, 5oA do,
Boss 200 Long Island RR, cash, 1873 so Morris Canal
cash. 1877 so Norristown RR, 81. Bettosea Boards =
81 600 Leigh es TO 93 so shs Norris Canal cash. l3x
100 do l3 100 do cash, 13ss 800 schuykill Nav pre-
ferred cash, 2oys 100 do, Cd 26 $50 Long Island RR
5000 Reading RR 6's 10, 76a; 5000 schuylk Nav es,
49, 76% 1000 do, sSwn 1875 90 shs schuy lkrEav pre-
ferred, twn, 26 100 Morris Canal 1884, After Board
ST OOReading RR es TO SIS 49, 1000 do 7S1s; go shs
Commercial Bank, 90. Market dull
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turn around back towards her. She replied that she
could not recognise either OF them Tie prisoners both
laughed, and took their seats again Great commotion
among the persons in the court
The pIis, appeared By he recognition, 70 he
relieved az IN immense weight and for the hrst time
since the commencement OF the Investigation became
more cheerful The court then adjourned. There
number of witnesses vet TO examine.
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ARRIVALS.
Miss Todd, Mrs Fraser, Mrs Macarthur Mrs Haldane Mrs
Monsarat Wilson Mrs Wilson and three children, Mrs
Mrs Rankne Mss Gibson Miss Agnes Rankne, Mrs Gibson
s @ DS SI Mi MRS % %
roe and child Mrs Thomson Miss Farley Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert and three children Mr. Fordyee Miss Fodyce Mr.
Munro, Rev McGlashan, Henry Simpson Ewing, Jno
M Mrs cp Mia %
Cameron, Rev VIM Etterhsnk, VIM Wilson, Chas Mitchell
MeMaer Miss Grace MoM.stsr Mrs MoAlister Mr. and Mrs
Rolls Mrs Aberns.hy Major Brown, Mrs Brown 5S
Fleming ww Roy JI and nd 20 in hs stesrags
Suyer LADY child and Nd servant n I, DT 0rme Mrs
Bradley Cutler capt J.mss Ken
dali Converse, Charles Howard Edward Cole; James
lady three children and servant. Peter VALERIE, Dryer
fr1m NesfSk S in the s;s1%shp
Pat Ely Simon steinlsn Jno Malone; Minor and lady
Mrs i Gumning., Mrs JEvsns. Miss Emma Palmer chas
ss
Hessn s Boiling s5 Jesse o myah lieut. Carter
Miss IeiaS Miss Mary Carter paH Sloan, Riehd Hunting
ton Mrs Preston Mrs Randolph and two ehildren
Freer, B Johnston and lady VIM il mapper Geo A Zig
gins Sol Griggs, VIM Delaney, g II Belkam vose,
Leshorn, in ship Diadem-signor Restora
and wife, Of Forence John Mercenne and wife, France
From Lopaop ship Sir Robert Pss.A Gamble. UsN
Perkins r and and lady, Nj Gritty way.
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SHIP JOHN CALHOUN, of Bath, which got ashore at
Musquash in June last the voyage from this city,
got of and taken the ways Mt St john NIB to be sold
by auction 18th inst at MCartys blocks by consent of
and insurers free of all claims for getting her oil
the rocks.
BARK MARGARET HUGo, Norgrave, Of and from Balti-
Ap IA for Ban Francisco put into Asatsvdso prev
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II. II. Robinson editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer has
instituted suit laying damages at $40 900 against Gene
raj Cary, the temperance dsclams for Islander Is
sued through the Ohio Organ.
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INAUGURATION OF GovERNOR.-Andrew johnson,
the newly elected Governor Of Tennessee nauguraed
on the 18th inst
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BUHf0N Oct 70
Arrived-Ship Trimountain Liverpool; briggs George
harris Curacoa Clement Charleston; schrs Homer and
Ply mouth Rock, New York
ueared-Shps Matchless, and Rngleader, San Fran.
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(BY SANDY Hook PRD1N0 TIrlaRAPH.l
TIE HDGmAIDe Dot 20-Sundown
Steamships George Law, America and Star of the West
going out past The bar Ship New York in the ong
Weather oalm and clear.
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Jacksonville.
mGnroNzsld Oct IS, brigs Kossuth. Allen, Jackson
vile; Sarah vose, Drisko, Philadelphia.
EAsTPORT-Arr Oct Ia, schrs Hutoka, Jones, Phadsl.
ghia; 18th, Lewis, Bennett Baltimore 18th, Texan,
Smith, Work 18TH Mary Case Wilson, do. Sid 18th,
Br brig Brazilian, Waycot, Jamaica; 14th, briggs Msnt
lam Lewis Baltimore; schrs Challenge Bryant NYork;
dra; 18th, Griss santa Clara Elingwood, Bsitimors;
Wheaton, Staples Philadelphia schrs II Hall, Smith,
Philadelphia Lucy Blake Spear NYoraj 18TH ahiI
Philadelphia schrs Oregon Philadelphia; Albion Eatoa,
FALL RIvER-sld Oct as, schr Fountain, Davis, Al
GiOUcFsTER-Arr Oct IA, schr Mal,na, Dennis, for N
York 18th Mary Deiphina, EastPort for NYorh' h'n-
MoBILE-Arr Oct 10, schr Sally Ann, Johnson, Phila
NEW oRIEANs--Arr Oct IL, steamship Texas, Plaes,
Vera Cruz sth inst 18TH ships Mayfower Crabrse Law
erpool 90 days Von Gagern (rsm), Rsmers, Bremen
OBJ Robertson Belize Hon. via Ruatan Island, days
Cd 11th steamship United States Lucas, NYork via h.
brig Martin Frederic SyGs a Kraft IN
KoRFoIK-Arr Oct lG, schrs Rio, Crowen Boston;
Eliza Jane Barnard Nantucket 18th, Oscar Jones' Kelly,
Baltimore for NBedford Nickerson Niekerson Hsr-
wich. In Hampton Roads, brig Ann Elizabeth Taylor,
ID to Alexandria sehrs Marietta Burr, Nickerson, BID 10
Georgetown Moses Brown, Eaker I'D to Alexandria;
Henry Freezing Evans BID to Baltimoreal from Boston,
large Ps Of on II :, R wind M
Queen King from do bound TO the Rio Grands went -
18th
NEW BEDFoRD-sld oct TO- schr Henrietta, PhiladsI-
phia
NEwPoRTIn port Oct TO- schr Lydia Gibbs, from Pro-
whence for Baltimore.
NEW LoND0N-Arr Oct is, propeller Qunebaug, Hci,
LAM NYork for Norwich; schr Mary Lowell, Prout Al
bany for Norwich Fountain Price, Fall River for Afbany
sloops Lawrence and Washington, NYork.
PHILADEPHIA--Arr Oct ~ M schrs Edwin, ~,
ley, Newburyport Nancy Bishop, Kelley, Boston, Ud
schr Altamaha, Hall, Wareham,
PORTIAND-Arr Oct Is, ship John Dunlap, unscott,
Liverpool Aug III bark ary Elizabeth (new, Of Bostonl,
Setson Falmouth Sid schrs Eclectic Light, Cardenas;
MAY flower, Matanzas.
Glasgow schr Fayorte Turner, Rondout prspsllss ~
trel Kenney NYssk.
sAIEM-Arr Dot 10, sob. North Carolina, Seaman.
Charleston.
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uARITIMRIHTELLIaaHcs.

~ All packages and letters intended for Ae NEW YozK
HxtAID should be sedled.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
NEVADA SCHOOL.

VXyM. 2. BROWNE would present his'compi-
WU ments to his former patrons, and citizens of Ne
vada and vicinity and announces that he has permanent
ly located himself here as TEACHER OF THF YOUTH
ana having spent several years in the business In tho
Atlantic States he hatters himself that he can give entire
satlsfachon hopes by strict attention to his duties to
merit continuation Of the patronage hitherto ,ray
eAtehueu' Ne'dda, NOV 5Oth, loo3. 321m
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
san Francisco Adyer.iss,n ..,..s.

g 5sSzEk---io0 b0sciear Pork; SEQ hoxes Adanantine
81 Candies Zoo ierees sugar cured Hams; itG has French
Candies $3.50 los extra Clear Bacon; 50 bxs pegn Candles
25O grkins new June Butter; 2o0 cases Olive on:
90 cases Lard small tins; 500 doz Tenen;s Ale Porter:
00 kegs Leaf Lard; 100 baskets Champagne;
800 bbs or Sugar ECO doz kensetts and BAH Oyeters
50oO0 lbs No China Sugar; $50 doz Fresh Peaches;
200 and bbs Dried Apples; 200 cases ass'd Spices
$50 half hhds Meal; 500 feams Wrapping Paper
For sale by GOODMAN & CO. =
Dec 2-N IS s4s< .aa...s 80 California ST.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
Summons.

SsTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
y Township of Grass Valley set justices Court,
Before ]. NJ. Feuse, j. p
The people of the State of California, to WIN.
ROBERTSON, Greeting: You are hereby sum.
moned to appear before me- at my Office IN SAID
township on Thursday the 3oth day of March, A D.
1854 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to answer unto the COM
plant of G. N. Crandall, who demands against you
the sum of s392 90 besides interest, upon promis-
sory note of which the following is copy:
"s399 90. For value received promise to pay j.
"B Nutting or bearer, three hundred and ninety
two dollars one day after date, and use.
his
UTam y Robertson.
"Witnes. Geo n. Crandal mark
when Judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount, together with cost and damages, II you
fail to appear and answer
TO the Sheriff or any Constable of said county,
Greeting. Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF December
An.1s53. JIM FOUSE, L. S
Justice of the Peace OF said township
It appearing to the satisfaction OF the court by al
fdavit, that the abovenanied defendant resides out
of the state of California having departed
and that cause of action exists against said deien
dant, ,-l,:u.,..
r. !, ordered that service be made by publication
of the summons in the Nevada Journal, until return
!. '5a,, .N' J. NJ FOUSE, ]. P.
35,td true copy. Attest, W. E. BANKs' cons
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Provision Store and Shovel Denot

MFRS. NJ. w. BURNETTE respectfully in
~ d forms her late husbands customers, and the
public generally that she will continue the business
at the old place. on Broad ST., nearly opposite the
court house, where she is receiving Ncr and
Sppe rior SUpp,yof Goods consisting of
Hardsrare, Gooceries and Provisions,
of all ids suitable both for Hotel Keepers and
Miners, which she will sell on the most reasonable
erms, and which in quality are inferior TO none in
the markes. Call and examine her.goods and terms
Sept. l6 2l-3m Mrs. NJ. w. BURNETTE.
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William Whittier,

State of California, County Of Nevada. IS.
~ The People of the State OF California to JAMES T1R
RILL, Greeting You hereby commanded 10 appear
and within forty days after the service of this
writ the complaint OF Mary Ann Tirrel plaintiff now
file In the Clerks office OF the District Court aforesaid
against you defendant for divorce from the bands of
matrinony -. Or in of failure to appear and
swer sad complaint the said plaintiff will take judgmen-
agunst you therefor by default together with damage
and Of suit and also demand OF the Court such other
relief as Ia prayed for in her said complaint.
Witness William S. Patterson, County Clerk OF Nevada
IL county with the seal of said court affixed, this I'D
day Of December, A. D.. 1853
WM. s. PATTERSON, Clerk.
BY SIDNEY c. HERBERT, d'pt.
State Of California County of fNevada, ss.
MARY ANN THRILL We. JAMES THRILL.
county,. .Cn reading and filing the bill of complaint
and affidavit filed therein and it appearing that cause
OF action exists against the above named defendan-and
that he Is nonresident of this state,
1t is ordered that summons herein be published in the
Nevada Journal newspaper published in said county
the term of three months, and that copy OF said pub
cation, and copy of the complaint filed therein, be forth
with deposited IN the post Office and directed to said james
Thrill at Mineral Point Iowa county. state of Wisconsin
Ry order of the Hon. Thomas H. Caswel County Judge
OF said county.
at Nevada this 22d day of December A.. D. 1883.
WM 8. PATTERSON, Clerk.
35-3m By SIDNEY c. HERBERU, depty.
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Notice
Notice
To Adams & Co.. Bankers, San Ffancixco

NOTlCE is hereby given to Adams & Co.. Bankers,
San Francisco, their subordinate offices throughout
the State, and also to all other Banking houses and the
public generally 10 pay, accept any Draft
or bill of exchange drawn payable my wife, Mrs Maria
Francis Harper or TO her order, Adams Co.. Page,
Bacon Co.. Bankers any other Banking house or
Commercial establishment within the State of California
since the Goth day of July 1853 for the Four thou
sand dollars for any amount under that sum, am
The lawful huuband of said Maria Francis Harper and the
legal owner of said Draft Bill and entitled the pos
session of the same And further that said Draft or Bill
made, drawn payable 10 the said Mrs NJ T. Harper
or her order without any consideration in law equity,
for id Draft of BILL the part of said Maria Harper
All persons therefore forbidden pay accept trade
for said Draft Bill and particularly drawn in The state
OF Missouri. 33-3w JNO. III. HARPER.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
Story, RedingtOn & Co.

Importers and Wholesalc Dealers in
~2DRUGS and MEDICINES Che
~ meals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &c.
"a Stone Building, Sansome. cor. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholaoogus, Wis sdr's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cines Corbetrs Shakers' Sarsaparilla, DR.. Hunt
Lite E ixir and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact, that enc of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States and superinend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shppir Q
of goods for this market, 1ater ourselves that we
can offer superiour advantages, both in quality and
price, to any others in our line of business.
Dec.9 SroRY. L ELLINGTON { Co
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c. W. YOUNG,
Matchmaker and JeweiIer.

Corner OF Main and Cayota streets, Nevada.
August 10, ls53.-l7.Sn ------- -
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State Of California, County OF Nevada, TownshI,
b VI Lle forK. Before John Carmill, Justice of tho
cd MIS- Mary Jane Correll, married woman resident
OF me township county and sta te aforesaid: esirops rs
avail herself OF the benefit of the to authorize married
woman 10 transact business in their name as sole r
GERS approved April 18th, 1882 makes declaration be-
lore the undersigned Justice of the Peace thai she inand
to carry on business in her name and on her o,v
account to wit the business of mining, by proxy and
that she VIII be from this date responsible In her own
name Tor all debts contracted by her account of her
SAID business ard that the amount invested in her said
business IS not more than five thousand doars and oJ
business to be carried In said county of Nevada d
and year above written. MARY JANE CORPEI' i"J
the undersigned Justice of the Poace in and for Io
oK township, County of Nevada and State of CaIiforn,
10 hereby certify that Mary Jane Corel signed the fore
gong and made her declaration before me this I'D day or
NOV a. D. 1853. JOHN CARTMILL.
ol-Hn JuStiee of tha Pa
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
Hotel for Rent.
The Brooklyn EEotel and Lot, situated
IN THE MOST CONSPICUOUS

Nd BUSINESS FART OF The thrlYlng Town OF Brooklyn
"A is offered for rent
Tho lot is GO # by 100 # surrounded bya No fence
The building which has been constructed of The most sub
santia mnerals, is 36 f. by 80 IT, IS f. posting with
addition of IS IT, by "a fl. used a Kitchen. The
ground floor is divided into Il Bar Room, Dining Room
and Store The second floor contains six large sizec Red
Rooms, and sufficient space fer many For further
particulars, enquire the premises of r. X Minis,
The Nevada Post Office. JOHNSON Il BURRELI..
3;}3w
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r e NJ o v A L

MOvAL
giE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of
a Nevada and the public in general that he has remov
cd his Stock of Goods and entire business to his
Fire-Proof Brick Building,
next adjoining his old stand Broad street. where he is
prepared his customers with large and well
ected Stock OF Goods, which, will be sold at moderate
profits
3 Goods viii be delivered to regular customers Us
follows:
On Moldays-Wood's RaYne, Long Hollow and Rush
creek
On Tuesdays-Shelby Flat and Brush creek.
On Wednesdays-Li4tle Deer Creek, Gold Run and
Peck Ravine.
On Thursdays-Musquito creek.
Dec. 9, 1852. 32-3m H. DAVIS,
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LOST.

A certificate of Deposite drawn by Adams &
Co.. Nevada No. 1888. dated Nov. %, 1858, for eleven
hundred dollars ISL lO0 in favor of Christian Earnest
All persons hereby cautioned against negotiating the
same payment having been stopped
ALSO note for $3.50 written in French, and of S96
in German The above were in black pocket book lost
on Monday 1855 CHRISTIAN EARNEST.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-23
Dissolution of COpartaership.

sgTIE copartnership heretofore existing between the
i. undersigned under the and style of II. & S.
BEENY is this day dissolved by mutual consent
STEPHEN BEENY is alone authorized TO sign in liqui
dation. HENRY BEENY,
STEPHEN BEENY.
The business will be continued by the under.
signed. at the old place, Phenix Saloon.
Nevada, Dec. 4. 1S53.-331m STEPHEN REENY