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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

Gas- Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Eight street, between H and 1.-The Rev. JAMES
A. DUNCAN, (pasor,) will preach in this church to-
morrow, (Sabbath,) at II o'clock A. M! and 7
o'clock p M. aa
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MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2l 1853
The entertainments will commence with
AN OPENING ADDRESS,
Written by THOMAS S. DONOHO, Esq,
To be spoken by Mrs. w. G. GLADSTANE.
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Joe shillington has kindly sent us Godeys Lar
dys Book for December From rapid glance at
its contents, judge that the proprietor is de-
termined progressive. The illustrations are nu-
merous and elegant. s.
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Bigamy.-Several days ago Justice Grub
held woman 10 bail in the sum of FIVE hundred
dollars, to answer at the next term Of the criminal
court for bigamy.
II appear that she had preferred complaint
against her second husband for an assault and
battery, when he, as Offset, accused her of
bgamy. They had been living together for nine
years-she ignorantly thinking that her first hus
band was divorced from her in the State of Mary
land, which is not the fact The immediate cause
OF disagreement between the parties was the re-
fusal, on the part of the woman TO sign an agree
ment for the second husband so-calIed To ALLEVIATE
certain property.
Risley's Variete will be opened tomorrow
evening for theatrical performances.
The arrangements of this establishment, as we
have heretofore stated are not only in accordance
with taste and elegance, but comfort; the latter
always being essential
The worthy proprietor assures the public that
he will use every exertion in his power to make
the Variete comfortable and fashionable place of
resort, creditable alike 10 himself and the metro
polls Of the Union. He has not only engaged a
corpse of superior artistes, but will produce, in
to the tastes Of highly intelligent audience.
The advertisement in another column gives the
particulars.
To tie Local editor Of tie Washington Sentinel"
18Th Nov., 1853.
DEAR SIR.--You will confer favor on one anxi-
render assistance, If you will inform the
dersigned, at your earliest convenience where the
lady referred to lin the Sentinel of this morning. in
aAMERIcUs."
We have not been able 10 see our informant
since receiving the above kind note from Ameri-
GUS" bu, thank HIM for the sympathy he feels for
the unfortunate subject of the stale" We shall
lose no time, on Monday, in informing ourselves
and him where she can be found II is no fiction.
Mrs. G.. HOward.--This charming actress and
vocalist took farewell benefit at the Olympic, in
Baltimore, last night, which closes her engage
ment at that theatre On Monday night she will
make her first appearance in Washington at Ris-
leys Variete From the encomiums of the press,
wherever she has appeared, we are led to believe
that is in store for those who patronize the
Variete on Monday night
{ Washington National Monument.-The pas
tors of the various churches in this city have been
requested by the board Of managers Of the monu-
ment society to lift collections on Thanksgiving
day, in aid of the erection of the column to Wash
ington.
Joe Shillington has kindly sent us Godeys Lar
dys Book for December From rapid glance at
its contents, judge that the proprietor is de-
termined progressive. The illustrations nu-
merous and elegant. .
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Gelegraptir.
Star of the West sailed.

New YORK, Nor. l9,-This steamer sailed to-
day for California crowded with passengers. The
regular mail steamer sails on Monday.
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The Great Annual Regatta between the
north and the south is announced 10 come of at
Charleston, s. c., on the 18th instant, for prizes
amounting to upwards of $4,000 A year ago this
ine aquatic sport was warmly contested between
the owners oil the southern and northern crafts
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TOR sALE.--The Most Valuable Lots in

LNOR SALE.--The Most Valuable Lots In
IL Washington, on the corner of North Capitol
pnd streets, Capitol Hill, the most desirable for
mansion or several first-class houses one square
from the Capitol and Railroad Depot, and having
fine view of the city and country.
Also, several large and small lots in square $50,
Immediately opposite the Railroad depot, and suit
able for stores, warehouses, residences, &C., and
can run the cars into the same for 400 feet in
length. This property will be found to be the
most eligible and profitable for purchasers in tn.
city of Washington. Apply TO
J. CRUTCHETT.
Sep 22-dlmf Capitol IiR
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EOR SALE, a good Spring Wagon, made
IL last April, nearly new, with harness complete.
can be bought cheap.
JNO. C. BRASHEAR.
Inquire of BADEN & BIO. or LEVI PuMPHREr
Nov l5--3t. #.t
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Immense DefaIcation.

of half million of dollars have been discovered in
Wall street. II appears however, that but one
bank has been vctmizcd, TO the extent of one hum
dred thousand dollars, by the leading officers dis
counting worthless paper,
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NRYsTAL PALACE.-MR. La HOCHE,

CRYSTAL PALACE.-MR. LA HOCHE,
" being obliged TO return to PARIS at the end Of
the present month"; has the honor 10 inform the
visitors TO the Crystal Palace that he has reduced
the prices of his goods, and purchasers may make
their selections Immediately. French department.
lower floor, at the right of the Sixth Av. entrance,
courts 10 and 10.
Sept 30--eodtN20
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

The Police Board Of Philadelphia have
adopted resolution requiring the officers Of the
police after the first Of January, to wear a par
intended to be worn by the New York police.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

"ARPER'S MAGAZINE for November,
III III for sale at JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Harper's Magazine for November is magnif-
cent number. II contains over sixty engravings,
splendidly executed, and the commencement of
Thackeray's new novel, "The Newcomers
l<nickerbocker Magazine for November.
fish historical romance.
Spiritualism, by Judge Edwards and Tall
madge.
Subscriptions received for any magazine or pc
riodica published, and delivered in any part Of the
city, or sent by mail to any part of the country.
Stationery, books, newspapers, and everything
in the cheap publication line, for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTONS Bookstore,
Odeon building, cor. A ST. and Pa. av.
Agent for the New York Herald, Tribune, and
Times. ##
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{ Washington National Monument.-The pas
tors of the various churches in this city have been
requested by the board of managers Of the monu-
ment society to lift collections on Thanksgiving
day, in aid of the erection of the column to Wash
ington.
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MRS. CHARLES HOWARD,

The popular and accomplished Coincidence and
vocalist, is engaged for limited period.
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Death of the S Lion Of the West.o-We
learn from the Miners Journal that Nathaniel
Harrison, famiiarly known the Lion Of the
Vest in Western Maryland, Washington, and
Baltimore, was accidentally killed at Rawlings
water station, about eight miles west Of Cumber-
land, on Monday evening last He was standing
on the main track of the railroad, looking at
burden train running into switch when the pas
senger train for Piedmont passing suddenly,
struck and threw him under the wheels Of the
former train, nearly severing his body in two, and
killing him instantly.
The first time we ever saw this individual was
nearly three years ago. when, just before the House
Of Representatives went into session, he mounted
tho steps leading to the Speakers chair, and
launched out in strain of oratory so loud grand,
and lofty that but few of the members could APP
preciate the meaning of his impassioned and burn
ing eloquence! The last time we saw him was
at the rilroad station in this city, procuring sigma
lures to paper having in view the Salvation of
the Union," through his patriotic agency He was
monomaniac on the subject OF politics, and died
an imaginary candidate for a seat in that hall
where he essayed TO enlighten the peoples repre-
sentatives.
The Weather continues bland and sprng-like,
notwithstanding the lateness of the autumnal
season 1t is needless to say that many Of the
jewellers in Washington, yesterday afternoon,
availed themselves Of the promenade, and thar
some Of them displayed upon their graceful per-
sons the newest style of winter fashions
/. Fl
The Canal.-During the past week sixty boats
arrived at Georgetown; twenty-five ofthem from
Cumberland, bringing twenty-five hundred tons OF
coal, and the remainder from different points along
the line Of the canal with grain, -four, and other
produce. It is estimated that the tolls for the
week will amount TO upwards Of $4,000.
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CARD.-Drs. r.. & J. Hunter

MI EDICAL CARD.--Drs. II. & j. Hunter.
lNl physicians for diseases of the chest &c.,
beg TO announce that they will remove To New
thereafter as they shall have completed desired
professional arrangements in regard 10 their prac-
tce in Washington and Baltimore. The motive for
this change is that of being more central and easy
of access TO those visiting them from distant parts
of the Union.
DR.. James Hunter will during the winter, visit
professionally ST. Augustine, Jacksonville and tho
principal resorts for nvalids the southern
coast.
Baltimore on professional business once in each
month after December
Will be published in January next ain American
edition of Sir Charles Scudamores work on Inha-
lation, with an :. Introduction Notes. and an
Appendix, by h. Hunter, M. r. c. S.
Nov LEY (m) a@Hs&
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The Massachusetts Election.-The senators
chosen being eleven wings to eleven opposition,
the wings are trying hard to count out DR.. Sabin,
tn. freesoil senator in Berkshire. Very likely the
"oificia count" will be made to do it.
Our tables elect TO the house 1877 wings, "a OPP
position, 166 no choice.
Tor governor the entire vote Of the State is as
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Discovery Of the philosophers stone.--It

D1ScOvery OF the FHfUsoPIcF7' StoHc.--It
is said that New York gentleman, DR.. J. b,
Dods, has, after long years Of experimenting, sue
ceeded in his en,leavors to discover a method of
arti6cially manufacturing gold. The only diff
Guilty which he experiences atpresent is that the
process is slow. This objection, however, he
thinks can be remedied and in less than year
he expects TO be able, with the assistance OF ten
laborers, 10 manufacture one or two tons per day
and this equal in quality to any found in Cali
forna. We should like TO be favored with spe-
cimen ofthe article.
Nn- The Agricultural Fair at Norfolk, which
was opened on Thursday. attracted crowd Of
FIVE or six thousand visitors on that day, and IL is
oil 49, Among the curiosities are the Giant
Bow" the Mammoth Mule" the I" Fat Woman .
the "Infant Drummer the Sea Dog and
Bearded Lady, sheep with siz legs, and a dog
with FIVE.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28

| & QNST TA5LE'S SAE.-.-sTAFB or car.
u IF0RNlA, touniy OF Media. a. s-E1y ,-efr,a ~ -
execuaon to me directed and des.Ted jssasd rom ti
couI. o. I. a. Solfc Esqr, an F. i an, fer he
eoHay sorssaa, bearing date Octob, 25h isa to saf
Qctooer A. y 1893, against Thos IL. Jties f,reis IL
tne sum OF S1o3 o5 lc0I have taken ie44e5for a =,
VIII sen, on lhe premises, st Alpha, Nevada srsbf ~
the highest der, FOR cash MONDAY NesFssJssve9
aih ls35 between t.e hours of nine o'clock IAi srS
I'VE GlocK NJ OF said day, al The rshi, tile 7D
k1 as oi Inc w ashiagon Ditch also one mining clan
ADJOINING the disputed reservoir Claims together win tn,
lng with The timber at The pit east OF Alpha also ao
lIo iee OF inmbero satisfy the above demands and &C
cruing costs. Nevada city, October 2stIi. 1853.
Zr-lt y. E. ESTEYS HILL GnnstAfln
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
ConsTabIe's Sale,

NNHEREAS. If n court held before j P. Little Esq'r
Justice Of the Peace in and for the County OF Ne
vada on the 2lst October A. D 1853 in and wherein
AMBttOS L. OWENS was plaintiff aud NM. POLLARD
was defendant judgment rendered in favor of plain
m fer the sum OF four hndrad and ninety nina dollars
debt and one hundred dollars and fifty cents costs and
damages, amounting in all TO S59g50 and execution is
sued same day, 10 me directed and delivered by
which have levied on all the right, title and interest
SAID Pollard IN certain MINING CLAIM situated on the
Main Yuba River, James, Immediately below the
Golden Gate Co.'S claim and notice hereby given that
VIII expose The same az puelc sale to the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises, THURSDAY, 10th day
November A. d 1853 between he hours Of A. M and
> 2. Nj on said oay. Rough and Ready Nov. ID 1883
2S-lt+ j. T. JOHN son, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
EonstahlcIs Sala

EETHEREAS at a court held before J. K Sale, Esq
Justice u he Peace in and for the County OF Ne
vada California, on the 2h day OF October, a. 1853,
in an acfion wherein EDWIN DODGE was plaintia and
hlLBOJ tN and others were defendants, Judgment was
rendered in favor ot paintin for the of Two Hundred
and forty and my bundredths Dollars (S241 3d. and
costs OF s, and execution ISSUED by j. X Sale, ESQ.,
me directed. BY Ttue OF said execution. have levied
al the 5h tile snd interest Of said Kilbourn Co.
m Z certain MINING CLAIM the Main Yuba River,
some NO miles aoove the mouth Of Deer Creek Is fol-
lows: The entire Cunpanys Claim together with the
tlume tools md other fixtures belonging said Claim
also, two Canvass Houses and Fixtures and notice is
hereby given hat VIII expose the public sale
to The highest dtcr for cash. lie premises, Wed
neslay the 9TH da ofNoYember, A D. 1853. between The
h9Irs of 0 A. NJ. ad ) r. NJ. of said day. Rough aud
Ready. Nov. I'd. ,s53. 2S-1t* j. r JOHNSON, Const
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Consfable's Sale.

$@ "a /" - Ne @xa4-1 OSkgA4Gy County Of
~ Nevada, SS.--By virtue Of execution 20 me
1Iroced and delivered, issued from the court OF T. ~
4Dnrn Esq an acting Justice Of The Peaee and for
he county Aforesaid bearing date October l7ih 1888 to
satisfy Judgment rendered by said or said day in
vor OF francois Athenor l. Rousselle and jacques jon
per, ana sainst James Fleming for the OF 2at $1,000
debt ana damages and So 40100 costs of suit have Ia
ken IN execution and viii sell to the highest bidder for
cash. Oh the premises at the mouth of Gold Run on Wed
nesdHy the 9th day OF November 1853 beeen the hours
OF one O'Clock and five O'Clock P. NJ Of said day al the
rght' h.le anu Interest Of James Fleming in and 10 q
Lot Of Mining Claims at the mouth Of Gold Run
One Ray EZoTze. 8 Lot oc Hens and Chick
ems, one Log Dwelling House and Stable
taken the property Jas Fleming to satisfy the above
demands and costs ccrung. Nevada civ Novr d. 1853
2S-lt r. ESTEYS HILL. Constabe
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
The following item comes by the Pacific

Forty Three lnslEion and Thirty 7Hous-
and Dollars Subscrlbed to the Pqcf fc
Raitrood Company adjourned meet
ing of the Pacific Railroad Company was
IN New York on the Both of September,
at the Metropolitan Hotel. The books of
subscription were re.opened. and suhscrip-
tons made TO the. extent Of sc. 10000
maxim total subscriptions of 43.030,000.
The nnzeting was then adjourned for two
weeks, when the books viii be again open
cd for iurthef subscriptions Tribune.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Owner Wanted,
OFFIeE OF THE ROCKY BAR MINING Co, }
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal,

OctVpcI .-Asts locS'
NT0TICE, is hereby given that all stock of this
4 g company, upon Which the assessment OF five
per cent, called in March last shall remain unpaid
twenty days after the date hereof will be absolute
ly forfeited to the company ursuant to resolution
OF the Board Of Directors passed on the ID day OF
February last, tlS53)
Such payments must be made to the subscriber
al the Office Of the company, as-above.
CHARLES 8. SEYTON,
26-2t* Agent r. 3. NJ Co.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
EUFH MONS,

GTATE of California, county Of Nevada, tayvnahis
- OF Grass Valley Justice caurt before / Sykes
J. Tao people of the state Of California to o. J.
Preston and Z. Conway You are hereby summoned
to appear before the undersigned justice Of the peace
at his office IN sad township Tuesday the 27th
day OF December, AID 1858, at 10 o'clock AM, to an
a1er the complaint of S. c Richardson who dem ands
OF you $500 exclusive of interest, as shown by a
proniissory note, copy ofwhch is fled in this oaice
Onfaliure so to appear and answer, Judgment will
ne rendered against you for said $500 and costs Of
suit.
Given under my hand this s7th day Of September
AD 1888. JI.SYKES, ] P.
a true copy, attest, 81 If ]. @. GOAD, Const
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Law N0t;aa.

GTANTOA BUCkNER and C. w. HILL, have
- associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law
and viii attend to all business that may be entrus
ted no their care Office on Broad street ADJOINING
Journal Office STANTON BUCKNER
g. WILSON HILL.
Eevada, Sept 1858, so-tf
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
For the Journal.

"The venerable gentleman" who was
accused OF having his receipt in MS pocket
for his coffin, wishes to know if his accu.
sers are so fortunate to have receipts in
their possession. II.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Grand Tn.aI

This is one sf the best Rales of the kind ever Of
fered n the state The property put is valuable,
and put up at its realcss value The first prize the
well oo@n ToIlbri1e &c on BearRiver, known rs Por-
ters Crossing located oathe main travelled road from
Sacrnmsnto to Nevada via Ophir, Auburn and Grass
Valley, being miles from Auburn, Is from Grass
Valley, ,and 20 from Nevada 1t has just been newly
panked and repaired throughout at a cost OF $500
ard is now in excellent order. 1t has stood the
Hoods of two winters. The toll averages from SIS to
go per day the rates at toll are granted by the
Court of Sessions The Public House Barn and other
Buildings with Ranch Of l60 attached situated
at the Bridge, are well adapted for Tavern stand
and IN coed business location; the house and bar
are well furnished throughout the barn is u large
frame, and well finished, with shed attached Tie
Ranch IS well wateTed and well adapted to stock
raising and agricultural purposes The St Iouis
Ranch containing $50 acres, is located the oppo
site side Of the river from the other; the main pub.
lie road through it, it has al abundance OF wa
ter on It, and is well adapted to farming and grazing.
Inc STOCK II IA hne order, and will be delivered in
good condition. The other articles are nearly new,
and N good repair. No. titles given TO al the
property put up.
The aedYe property win be rafIiea f5r at Nevada.
IN the 10th Of December, 1883 commencing al 10 a
NJ Three throws OF dice to decide for prizes Prizes
awarded to tho 70 highest and 10 lowest thrown
IT All cases OF ties t. be decided by throws
dice--hghest throws tohave precedence The Ralg
ie Will come OF ander the supervision Of n commit
tee OF fifteen gentlemen, who win be chosen by the
tlcketholders present Committee TO make throws
tor aosentees, and decide in of dispute Tick
es holders present may make their own throws
We. the undersigned, having ez anliued the prstl-
erty in r e forters Rattle, DO certify thai it i pas
up at fair cash value And, also, being uersonsliy
acquainted with Robert Il Porter we have no hest
tation in saying that whatever statements or repre-
sentatlons he may make Can Be implicitly relied ON
by the public.
as. Churchmsn, ESQ, ". dcRODevts, ,ste agt.
" m Godhe VIM. Burlington, CO. treas
4 Esteys Ill., const. Nm Beard
Ihos Marsh, VIM Andrews,
James Hoe Si1nsy Hubbard
II IL W oodruh, J Il HerreH,
John Brian, ] n Turner
Geo Snyder, E w Smith
p A Jadknan. rsr7
fudge Bt1ckmer's Statement
l am acquainted with Mr. Porter ana believe his
statements can be relied on, to the value of tie
above property. / have not examined all the prop
erty, but what have seen. il at aiar valne.
STANTON BUcKSER.
o. Tickets can be had at Nevada, OF w s Nc
Roberts, stage agent Nevada Hotel, and A r Jen-
kins; of Oscar MARITIME Porters Crossing; Of NJ G
McVicar, travelling agent, and at Grass Valley,
Rough and Ready, Auburn, Yankey Jim's, Ophr
w ashington, Downieve, Sacramento andAarys-
vile. ROBERT H. PORTER, Proprietor
Nevada, August Al, 1s53.-le-6w
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Adnlinistrat0r's Notice.

'ATOTIGE is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against the estate Of David Crane, dc.
ceased. late of Jefferson, Nevada county, Cal, to
present the same duly verified according TO law, to
the undersigned within ten months frsr the date
hereof ii. w. POTTER, pub. adIa'r
Oct i2sh, 1553.-25.lm
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Summons

CTATE of California, county OF Nevada, township
- of Grass Valley, justices court, befsre j. /.
Sykes, J. F. The people of the state Of California
70 o. J. Preston and G.. Conway; You are hereby
summoned to appear before the undersigned justice
the peace at big office IN said township on Tuesday
the 27th day Of December, A d. 1853, at ten o'clock
A NJ, to answer the complaint of s. c. Richardson,
who ayers you are indebted to him on a promissory
aote copy of which is filed in this Office, in the
sum of $500 exclusive of interest On failure so to
appear ard answer, judgment viii be rendered
az ainst yoa for said $50 and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand, this s7tl day of September
A ID. 1859. IL SYKES J. P
A true copy eft J. c. GOAD const
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28

The fortieth anniversary Of Perry's VIC
tory on Lake Erie, (Sept. 10, 1879 has
been celebrated at Newport. Several of
the, guests present were in tha battle.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28

The -Secret7ry Of the Interior has decided
that the soldiers enlisted tthe close Of the
Mexican wsr, and who were not in Mcxi
60, are not calsled to land'warrants.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Horse MISSING

EISROM the Pittsburg Mill near Nevada city
- DEscRIPTIoN.--Middle sized, roam colored.
rather long backed carries his head low, and has
large knob or bump bis forehead. He was taken
from the stable of tho above mill on the night OF
the 7th October. 1881 Thirty dollars reward
viii be given te any one who i'll recover and re-
store The horse to me. JOHN HICKS,
25-3t at the pittsburg Mil
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
NorrCE

"A NEMBERAE1E Il HUGHES, formerly of Pannsyva
lia and vino California from Oregon in 1914 will
confer great favor upon anxious relatives by ad
dressing n letter of information - Sirs ELIZABETH
c CAMPBELL. Nevada. Ne ada. AGS. sf, iS53.ZS-2t
r-E- Shasta CoIrier please copy 2times.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28

u The sloughs along the Sacramento are
alive with wild geese Great numbers have been
killed
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
Dissolutiop of Co-Par.nershin.

THE co-psrtnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the name and firm Of
~. Holt d Go, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owing to the co-partnership are to
be received by J. N. Turner and ell demands on the
said partnership to be presented the said
ner for payment, by whom the business win here
after be carried or. Nevada, Oct. 7th, 1853.
ZIBA HOLT,
e5-3t ]. " TURNER
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28
ESTRA Aa

FSyABEN UP, The Subscriber the 1ah OF October,
n 81 SOIIRlL MARE MULE with Gasao saddle
marks The owEer is requested 70 prove properly. pay
charges and tse her away Rongh and Ready, Cal oct.
Goth, 1858 2s3@ II. r. MUNRoB.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-28

Gava-1i, who has been rusticating in
New Hampshire, viii soon return to Eu-
rope.