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CLEARED.
neutrality-suspicious., Even, Charleston, Spohord
sbips-Anrsrctc z.rega, Liverpool; Chesterholm Bc)
ner, Gives and a mkt Collins l. Co.
Barks-Brune tie. preble Key West, J Elven Co;
asn aTSsG 8 Gsanar :nd mkt Johanna
Brjgs--RaDdom Marsh, Bombay Hook master; Wash.
ingtos (Norw) Tele scb. Rchisuoto Funcn & Mencke;
Mary Pierce. Pierce, Bangor p Buck Co; Llm-
SOL. Daniels Jacksonville master; st George, Hyler
Turks llsrds. Nelson Place.
Golden (Br) Chisholm st John N J 5 Dealey; Eliza
beth AIN, krause. Washington, NC, Matthews; Fly
Eagle lDsT Jones cd and sasgs Van ssn
Hu'ch'ns, keiLoeer (Rr) H,ggs, Bermuda, Middleton 4
Co Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Bost Dayton sorague
slooos- Frederick Brown, Gardiner, Providence,
| ter; Commodore Kearney Lowell, Boston, S Lewis
stebner-CaIedonia, Moreles, Baltimore, Parker Vein
| Company.
Bark Childe Harold, Oms'ead, Havana, days, to P V
King Co Aug 10, Mr. Antone Van Tambacht died of
Big Dun can lof Warren) Robinson, Cadiz So days, to
Brig Ocean (B.em) Immen, Bremen, 40 days, With
| 1c4 passengers, to Psven stadt l. Schumacher.
Big Superior (Sse) Pix, Got,eIburg 60 days, with 125
pas.epesI., to tanC I aeiacke
Brig Monica (ot Pittston, Rollins, Mayaguez, Aug 8,
Brig Julia Ford (of Boston) rrinkwa Fslardo, Pr,
brig LanIeea. hence for Belize. lion. II days out
Brig Ganadenne (Fr) Bsra, St Pierre NJ to L L,rut:
Brig Hiram (Br), McAlDon, st john NIB 10 days, to
Big Kent Kent, Marlborough, 10 days, to Smith
Boz nton.
big Venus (8r) killor Windsor Ms, Is days, 10
ter.
Brig velona Robinson, Calais IL days, to Smith 4
Boy
Big North Americs Cousins, Addison 10 days. to F
Snow.
sehr Alkaline Reed, Hlsborolgh, 10 days, to Smith b
Boy nton.
schy st Stephen Trimble, Hisbo,ough, NIB, 10 days,
to
schr Merlin (Br). Cole. Cumberland q days to order.
schr OraDa, Bennstt Lubec days,
Sch. Peru. smith, Lubeo, days.
Sehr EraL ces Sidney, Hooper, Orand, Ne, days.
Schr Susan, Handy, Boston, days, for Albany.
Schr pitnl Lines, Do ton, days for Albany.
Schr Mary Jane, Niclerson, Boston, days for Albany
Scbr Frank. Handy, Boston. days, for Albany.
Sebr Adrian Halst Boston, days for albany.
Schr joseph james, Smith Dghton Mass DAY.
Schr Martha Msra. Ferns, Salem. Gzss days
Schr Star, Smonton. Rocklsrd, dsys.
| schl Mount Vernon -, kccklaud, DAYS.
Schr Warrior. Wntam Rockland a days.
Schr Eag e.Rhodes, Rockaud. days.
Schr Henics, Scar Rcckland days.
schr Pavilion, Kelley, Hsrwich, 2 days.
Schr y Dixon DeaLe, Harwich days.
schs Wilism Colyer Brooks Portland, CT days, FOR
Pbiladel bia
schr Fountain, Davis. Fall River day.
sl,or Translation, Hal!ock, Pgoyidence, Q days
SAILED.
Steamship Southeruer. Charleston.
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Bsrk Nathan B.dge. late of Boston, has been pur
chased in Portland by Messrs Warren Woodbury., for
$4,000.
LrSuHD--Mr Cram launched at Philadelphia 10th
inst the clipper ship Morning Light, 900 ourthea
1C2 feet the keel "a feet BEAM and 70 feet Deep She
Is for rbe California business and will be commanded by
Capt Renaml johnson under whose she
wss bnit Her owners Messrs Bishop, Smona & Co,
of Philadelphia
Al Wadoboro 18th inst, by Messrs Sch rartz x Cast
ner fLe brig OF $50 tons He'd the Nahall Comery
10 be conn aided by Capt Isaac Comery.
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the Aer,cuI.u, al Fail at the West

We received circular, a few days ago, which an
nounces the pleasing fact that arrangements have
been completed for the holding of grand South
western Agricultural and Mechanical Fair at the
public grounds, secured for that purpose near the
city of Louisville, Kentucky, in October next. The
fair will commence upon the eleventh day OF that
month, and continue for the next succeeding five
days. We hail this idea as q most excellent one,
and entertain doubt but its successful carrHing
out will have decided influence upon the tillage
and productions of the Western and South western
States direct towards an Improvement in the manu-
facturc of native articles of consumption both in
woollen, cotton, silk hempen, faxen, and other
tabrics attention to be paid to the breed
ing Of live stock, and induce preference for the
of domestic articles made by native artizans; and
thus tend TO riyet the conviction in the minds Of
our fast settling prairie popu stion that native pro-
duction, for the supply OF native consumption are
The main elements of nations greatness.
The fair will be the first that has ever been bel
the Falls Of the Ohio, and on account -o its cen
raj position its accessibility by railroad aud steam
boat, and the attractions OF the locality, we think,
be spot hes been well chosen; apart altogether from
he fact Of the town of Louisville, having been
named in honor Of the first ally OF the American
epublic, Louis the sixteenth, Of France. The
directors and officers invite competition from all thu
States OF the Union an1 promise that their decisions
n the awarding OF the premiums shall not be
limited by geographical lines. The premiums will
amount in cash to eighteen hundred dollars, all Of
the value OF seven dollars and upwards being paid in
silver plate, ard all under that sum in gold coin.
II is proposed also to connect with this fair auc.
ton sales Of stock farming imple nents, carriages
and such oher articles as may have been exhibited,
which Is nc and will prove remuneratye IL ltlre
We are glad 80 observe that neither the dazzle Of
our Crysta. Palace Exhibition, nor the admiration OF
tic monuments of ancient art, and of the triumphant
results o! modern genius therein grouped have been
sufficient 10 entirely divert the minds Of our people
from the more simple, solid, and really permanent
which flows TO a country from ahe,rty, and thorough
good pursuit Of agricultural and mechanical science.
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MAN BURNT 10 DEATH.--In Northampton, on
Friday, willie several persons were ia the act Of
which had been seized, mischitvons lad set il On
fire with a light, by which a bystander named
Charles Cummings, Jr, was dceadfllly blraed
that nc died on Saturday. lie was an En{lishmon
A. wears Of age, and a pianof 1T maker be trade
80, ~ drought 70 tins city ,vr lutetulsnt -.
BcSf.a 1yareie,, lug. II,
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EDUCATION.

MR.. +. DE GRAND-yALS ENGLISH, SPANISH
Nk French end classical boa riding school
men, No uison terrace Hoboken N J. Terms per an-
$50 to 1925 for full studies
g French sceai music drawa and feL cling Circulars at
tho iustitttiop.
E9Rs AEAHSlS WRENCH AMI ENGLISH DOARDIN0
vi pnd Jay school FOX ycnrg ldics 30 and 3, Wet
fifteenth stieet lctueen fifth ami sixth avenues viii re-
open Monda!, Sortember5.
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ARRIVALS AT NEW YoRx FOR Four DAYs.-Durng
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, the number
Of vessels OF every class that arrived at this port
amounted to 226 Fortydx Of them were from Eu.
ropean ports, bringing sl32 smgrsnts from Great Bd-
tain and various parts Of the European continent The
following table sho.s the arrivals per day: =
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STOLEN GOOps.

{ lgIICE or CuiEe or POLICE, AUGUST 10 1853 =
~ uNrers are wanted for the following articles %
tws Once la Peoes Of black SILK silk shewls elk
trets del"no drtss rolls whta 8k Colts revolver q
~ pairkd goyes, ~ pair hte cotton glorls silk
gloves, rAir isp y eolorad socks, whg SIX handler
Chi IT, pattern ~ lilac hcreWc, rold sateh and chsir
~ ~ ~. o,sttint st-tion h".~ez psYrsIs svtrsS
OF tufpeGtics, and pal. ot gold sototsoles,
GEoN ". EArsLLL. cAist Of PvusA
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TIM EMrRE,--Tbe wreck Of this steamer was
towed mp from New York on sunday last, and ID
nov hes opposite this place. ysitcf 10 il informs
that il Is well worth visit The decks have been
cleared up, but lie terrific force Of the collision and
s44t q - aGGl eGs.e.tA .~s ,.e .i,al., .,I,.,.,
,-Frg'IapsN TtsyalS, Ags. ia,
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COrnneIs, InnuaSfa,

DTATH CAUsfD BY SOAyAMBuIIsM-JUMp1NG OCT or A
WIAnCw IN MERCER STREET Coroner Hilton yesterday
held inquest 81 No 81 Mercer street the body of
Mary Jsne Whitman, aged twenty years. native of
New Hampshire who came 10 her delth fro injuries
received b. Jumping gu Of second story windox OF the
above rsmed premises, While in state Of somnambu-
Ism; On Wedsesday night, the 10Th inst.
John Huntiey, ssotD sald-I reside at No 40 30 "
ery am the retar law Of deceased the dece ased
was barn 10 Nottingham New Hampshire; she about
have learned from her family, thai deceased was sub
ject 70 somnambusm from her childhood: she sub
ject 10 s Of melancholy have heard her threat
en- self destruc lob; ] saw her last Wednesday
about three O'Clock in the morning. il shortly after
she received the injury she was eensble and said to
Dr Weeks, sworn-Testifed TO attending tn, decea Sod
ard found con'used acesatet Wound extending from
the inner portion right Singh nearly half round:
there were also other severe WOUNDS, which the
OF death.
Arm Thomas sworn says--I keep the house No II
Mercer street the deceased has lived win me neatly
three years she hved with q prostitute have
Known her TO 'ak in her sltep she has jumped OF
windows before on such ocsasiops.
Ellen Huhtley, sworn. says--l he wife OF John
HURLEY, aho has testified the deceased siser
sbs utiect to CTS of ompambuiism she has off Gu
injured be self on such coca ions she told she had
friend @t her late the night spoken Of
ard that he heard tue bs Ting and she jumped 10 lot
him 20 she concluded by say ng that she must haze got
Up in her fieep apd jumped out Of the windlR she
reyeI tlsm cd any oDly he'ssf TO- the accident
IN he eicerce the inrY fends.e1 a verdict that III
cocesed to hor death BY Injuries received from
jumping from the tecond story ~uiow Of house No. 81
Mercer street, while il state Of somnaub iiism "
DrAin ny CoyytTS.oys, CAUSED rs ISTEspsnANoP Co
ronti ODonneH yesterday reid AZ inquest at NO sos
Eiattb svenue 90 the body If Abmbaol Dutcher aged
to'y six years boTu in the Uu'ed States TO
hs oea'h BY oonvulions while in the feed sore # Mr.
S.sro cd. NJ 5e3 FL nth avenue. verdict was rem.
deIfd q death, caused by convdions superinduced by
iLternlersncc
IuA1u tAUsrD ~ TAKING ovEH Dosys PARnsorIc
Trnoton 7E AbyrCE DRUGGIST -sC,t0rer o'Dluu.li
on Iue,day held On inquest az NJ University oacs
Gu the b. d Of james Johnson aged thirty ei1h yels
native Of Ie'aId s1o CT n hts death tnsfr Z
oser doses Of paregf', ander he advice Il duegt.
The deceased ~ scents, wa ~ very iesble ~
btah AND duiir tbs last mouth has bsea c,ah OF TO
Gs room, and IA tefly suffered atlrg pain. IN
tie Ct three h0a.s the isosa ,cd *
three taasloopsfu Of IaIegois, having been sod
druggist that be 900 aii's thus taken would In.
lure The jury rendered the folio wing verbs
That q, Goa eo 10 ti3 dam BY Of
RcTc, conii,reo 10 ne gwen through the aayeet ~ a
cugg' at the corner ~ Br adeay nd Qbth stteas:
ard further hud tost the ssd druggist u c.nsa os
having given ADVICE wnrn he DID uOt under stAud In
del chln late Of ht.llh 81 Inc d.caasel.
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[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TI,sssArn

THF HIGHLANDS, August L. $50 PM
Two ships, three barks, eght bcg bound out ere
at anchor near tue spit One brig in the oag bound
Wind moderate fromS Weather thick.
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DIArH or A FAifBfrL PrDG1C SERyhSr.-Cap-
tain Charles a. Beck, for twenty eight years kcener
Of the light on Long lslaud Head, II this hlrbsr,
died on Friday, at biz residence the i-aud, aged
70 years. The deceased was native Of Sweden
served many years in the Z. s navywas ia The Con.
stutiOp, ant was appointed ptize mastey of one 81
the yessels -Le took. At New Orleans, in 1-i5 he
presented himself to Cen Jackson, and worked gan
% hoard thc schooner Caroliuc on the day d the
battle.
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nARfTtmE laTELLlGEN
Movements uf Oc-ua. Steamers.
CLEARED.

Port or New York. August IL, ls5S.
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The Old World practice of marriage then, accord
ing to BENJAMIN Shaw and Harriet Howard, is simply
absurd. The opiaions Of nineteen centuries value
nothing. This beats Mormonism and we leave our
readers to judge between the theory Of Miss Harriet
Howard and the holy state Of natrimony. It is Ger
tainy very "spry" idea, original, and stamped with
the American mind.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

HARD TIMEs.-One Of our cotempera.
ries gave to its readers last week an o.
musing account Of q colloquy between o
delinquent boarder and his landlord.
The latter in his expostulatiops exclaim-
cd that he could not afford to do busi-
ness on such scale--to which the cool
repartee was, "then sell out to some one
who can afford it,"
The consummate impudence Of this
answer is only equalled by the following
Of like character. An unfortunate
wight of limited means had a lodger on
whom neither threats or entreaties had
any effect to make him pay Mine host
thought of new expedient which he
hoped would be successful in making
him disgorge. He had just been presen-
ted with heavy bill from his butcher,
with which he went to the defaulter,
and represented that unless paid, the
butcher would cease his supplies. "Tell
him to do so, if he likes" said the boar
der, "whe cares for meat we can lius on
vegetables ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
New Bridge over Bear River.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

|rENHE undersigned have just completed a
IL New and Splendid Lattice Bridge across
Bear River, near Anderson's Crossing. It is
on the Ridge Road from Sacramento city to
Nevada, via Auburn, Illinoistown, Storms
Ranch and Grass Valley.
This road can be safely and conveniently
travelled at all times, the proprietors of the
Bridge aving been at great expense in put.
ting the new portien of the road in complete
order, reducing the hill to and from Beer River
to convenient grade, and is as near, If not
nearer than any other road. The Bridge is
full 20 feet above high water mark, aud being
supported by q natural stone wall on each side.
is In no danger from drift wood, or other con
tingencies. This bridge being on the direct
route from Sacramento TO Little York, Wal
loupa, Red Dog, Steep Hollow, and Green
Horn, gives this road many advantages over
any other.
Ii is also on the Direct Route
Between the NORTHERN d. SOUTHERN
MINES.
Travellers and Teamsters passing through
this region during the Winter season especial
ly, should not fail TO avail themselves of the
advantage of this route, as they will thereby
not only avail themselves of the best road, but
avoid all danger of being unable to cross this
dangerous stream. STORMS& TATE.
December S2d, 1875 IN
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Claim AGAINST the State by a Citizen

Claim against the State ya Citizen
Of Peru.--A message was received
from the Governor on the 11th, trans
mitting communication from Daniel
Webster, late Secretary of State of the
United States relative to claim pre-
ferred through that Department by
Mr.. Osma, Charge d'Affairs of Peru,
against the State Of California. The
claim is based upon a decree of the U.
S. District Court for California, in ia.
vor of Jose Fernando Santiago, against
David B. Morgan and others, pilots Of
the Port of San Francisco, for the sum
of $24,1 15l, for the loss of bark Eliza,
pilots being in his view, State officers.
The Governor dissents from this view.
Referred to the com. on commerce.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Boiler Making by Steam,

A 7 DONAHUE'S Union Iron Works,
IA corner of Mission and First Streets
The undersigned having recently imported
and erected an
Improved Steam Rireting Machine,
and in other ways increased his facilities for
making boilers, is consequently enabled to
materially reduce the cost OF the same, and
respectfully invites the attention of those in
terested.
Gang, Mulay, sash and circular saw mil
rons, and all other descriptions of machine-l
ry, together with castings Of iron and brass
Of every kind made to order.
Steamboat repairing, blacksmithing, turn
ing and finishing executed with dispatch.
Steam Engines constantly on hand and
for sale
ALSO-Circular saws, and full assort-
ment of engineers findings.
JAMES DONAHUE.
March --46.tf
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Story, lRedington & Co.

Importers and JVholcsdle Dealers an
oDRUGS AND MEDICINES, Che
TsS micals, Pertimery, Fancy 4attctes, etc
IN Stone Building, Sansome, cor. of Mer-
chant street. San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Chclagogue, Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graetenberg Co.'S
Medicines, Corbett's Shakers Sarsaparilla,
Or Hunts Life Elixir and Hyatt's Balsam.
From the fact that one of our firm will reside
permanently in the Atlantic States and super
intend in person tho purchasing, putting up
and shipping of goods for this market, we fiat
ter ourselves that we can offer superior adyan-
tages, both in quality and price. to any others
in our line Of business.
STORY, REDINGToN & Co.
Fab. 2-ll-Gm
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Sutter Iron Works,

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
GTEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin-
~ cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
prepared to receive and execnte orders with
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Gee
X. Gluyas, Superintendent, as above,
Feb. II, 1853. 42-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
The Answer.

-
Do they miss thee at home? do they miss thee
When nights sable wing is unfurlcd,
"When the lamps are all lit in the parlor,"
And darkness hath curtained the world
Dost thou ask If the loved ones remember
Thy name with a sigh and a tear?
Dost thou ask if they breathe to Jehovah,
A prayer for the absent and dear
Oh! surely thy name is remembered,
BY each loving heart here at home,
And the love Of thy wife and thy children
Is yours while stranger you roam;
There's shade on the brow Of thy mother,
The checks Of thy sisters are pale,
And cen the stern hearts of thy brothers,
Thy absence has oft caused to quail.
Thy father, who wept as he bade,
In sorrow, his last long farewell,
lie weeps for thy absenso no longer
He has gone with the angels to dwell
But thy wife and thy children are lonely,
They think Of the oft with sigh,
And when the fierce storm king is raging,
A tear will then start from the eye.
When Boreas hoarsely is breathing,
And zephyrs whisper around,
The world is then dismal and dreary,
And the heart often sinks at their sound;
For we fancy the same winds are blowing,
And the skies are o'ershadowed and dark
Where the waves Of the dark Sacramento,
Are lashing the wanderers bark.
Then leave the lone glens Of the mountains
And all the rich treasure they hold,
For thy presence at home will be valued
More highly than silver and gold.
Wo miss thee at morn and at evening,
We miss thee by day and by night,
Then haste to thy own pleasant fircside,
And fill all our hearts with delight.
Chardon, o., Sept %, 1852.
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MsD1NO 9OMgnl>
Do they Miss rsrc M Home.

DO tncy MHSS Esfc az htOEsae'
Do they miss me at home do they miss me2
'Twould be assurance most dear,
To know at this moment some loved ono
Were saying "I wish he were here p
To feel that the groupe at the Preside
Were thinking Of me as roam
Oh, yes 'twould be JOY beyond measure,
To know that they miss me at home.
When twilight approaches, the season
That ever was sacred to song,
Docs some one repeat my name over,
And sigh that tarry SO long
Aud is there a chord in the music
That's missed when my voice is nwaya
And a chord in each heart that maketh
Regret at my wearisome stay!
Do the y place me chair at the table,
Where evenings home pleasures are nigh,
And lamps arc lit in the parlor,
And the stars in the calm, azure sky
And when the good nights" are repeated,
And all lay them down to sleep,
Do they think of the absent and watt me
A whisper,--"geod night" DER the deep 2
Do they miss me at homer do they miss me?
AT morning, at noon, or at nighte
And fingers one gloomy shade round them
That only my presence can light?
Are joys less invitingly welcomed,
Are pleasures less hailed than before,
Because one is missed from the circle,
Because am with them no more?
Oh, yes their hearts and their voices
Are calling me back as roam;
And their eyes are grown weary with
weeping,
And watch bat to welcome me home.
Kind friends, ye shall wait me no longer,
III hurry me back from the seas;
For how can / tarry when followed
By watchings and prayers such as these ?
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

g tate OF California, County of Ne
~ vada, S. District Court of the | 9th
Judicial District. March Term, A. d. 1858.
Orange g. Wood, PIT VS.. Caroline c. Wood,
dgt. The People of the State of California,
to Caroline G, Wood, greeting: You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer
within ten days after the service of this writ
if served in this county, within twenty days
fserved in any other county of this Judicial
District, or within forty days if served in
any county not in said District, the com
plant of Orange G. Wood against you for a
Divorce from the bands of matrimonv, this
day filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Court, or You fail SO to do the plaintiff will
take judgment against you by default and
apply to said court for the relief demanded
in said complaint
Witness, Theo. Miller Clerk of
II. S. the District Court aforesaid with
the seal of said Court affixed, this
18th day of February, A. d. 1858.
THEO. MILLER, CPk.
1t appearing by affidavit. of the plaintiff
that the defendent herein is concealing her
self within the state to avoid the service Of
process, it is ordered that service of the sum
mons be made by publication in the news
paper called the Nevada Journal for me
space of forty days from this date.
L. w. ROBERTS, County Judge, N. C.
McCennell & Stewart, attys for pl'fr43-6w*
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Iron, Iron, Iron.

TIyX CLIPPERS Rocket, Charles Ward,
-EL Malay Hestrard Ho! and Gem ofhs
Ocean,
Invoices Of round, square and fiat best ref ned
Iron.
Shoe shapes; nail rods; spike rods;
Caulking steel; best finished axeltrees;
Anvis; files and Rasps; G horse nalsj
Best hammered horse shoes;
English refined borax.
Rose Nails; California hoss.
AhSo--to arrive, Several invoices of iron, Sc.
For sale by BRADSHAW & Co.,
43m Cor California and Battery sts.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
LOST STOCK.

ID Vie unersigned has established an office
at the Washington Hotel, in Nevada,
where his services can at any time be had in
Recocertng Lost Stock.
Having been for some time engaged in Ranch
ing and taking care of cattle and other stock,
he is well experienced in the various haunts of
strayed animals, and other information neces-
sary for their re-capture and persons having
lost any, would do well to call on him.
Feb, l-4l-3m b. ii. BROOKS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Force Pump.

ETOW ret up on exhibition at the Iron
In Warehouse of Cross s. Co., Battery ST.,
San Francisco, powerful FORCE PUMP OF
Is inch cylinder and 42 iHch stroke, planned
and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and be-
lieved to be one of the most Elective machines
of the kind ever tuihed out fro n his celebrated
manufactory. 1t can be operated by horse or
steam poSer, and by calculation viii throw
1000 gallons per minute. For sale on the
premises. Feb IL. 1853. 42-IQw