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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS Al REDUCED PRICES
h.. s..ortrnsn nj IN the city kELIY FERCUsOss Wldo
~ sde and No "a Broadway door above n adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

~ The Great CaOric Engine the sun, Is no" III
tp oprrtion wonderful effects felt day and night In or
T 10 p degree o01 and keep up appearances al ne
sane In e. hsh elegant clothing Is absolutely Necessary
enTH Dr. OF No has Incompatible stock O AL
,eria and Il uncommenly low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Tss,.o certify hat % 70 GESS Hsttef Of the Cry
efNxYE he exclusive t ard title 70 maui eture and ssl ny
IN the SID and tnat
nd H. ght purchd By the aid y OLsr Be intnSeo
az On h say wsy, shall prosecute ne o1snons part Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nfv PArEsT VKSTHATTSc HAT.-Of late years
-, ss<ntss have bees nsds r. rrenoe Fents ns ~.
.
SS.1 cool Tbess have al either ufeT fseo or say
fuccsfdec and Therefore with ntnite - .
rsfs 70 h friends cuoers ara ne Pao@ tt os ~
the cesdersfurDa perfect An efrty
rslsosst invention Tor suppy1g fesh s1 % M Hsi,i o. "a
20 spd KressTrg eqashe sDe Ple.nf rsrre tee % -
This usefnl Artcis oeszDs1 BY
~ eh.ruo0d ssBty obtained patent fr Ine excle
- fr tie Cy fors ben OESfs and
20 cha ingenious AID heshfz Improvement
49,. g IN rrrcpie form sDd Of application f0n
-. 10 IL extremely hsht - 70 f.c1es
ftLs hsti and does interfere with tie shsp> .asf.
slightest degree. oeis8rzeo E1flsl
,Yrssp ~ la3 down esdsA fr the p'eser'aiyn o.
- kep the head cool ODs - tns-
ess b Observed 10 the dor by ~ who avs
N benefits Of this invention u not only admits oe st
.se- 81, "a ~ crown the head the
the hard perv01s cJnser % ns
~ csnf1 certain eylic q day oepetey Ie
osS b. Le and those who are snct . reI,
i,sdsces any oher pleasant ieeling While sesrs -
-. sr bseefof,h Nth imJuLty u viii b. oy zoe
esrfte that GEMS bas the sole nslt 10 AnssSl Ao
= ,ert s0r in the City q Ssw-fOTk
~" INC b J n. OEsiE, no z4 Bros6wsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

~ Sumiuer Clothing sening OH at great sacrince
m consequence removal Persons want Of Mens and Boys
q othns will do well 10 giye NJ cell, =, q, - l.,
~e BoucaToS KNAPP No. 80 MAdeu[sne
n B-Wil remove TO NJ 10 Corilandtst, IN few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

ZtpHyR MsRISO UsDER-VEsTs.-These under-gaT
sr erre, for warm weather introduced by the uadsTs
ave- a yta snoe and universally approved, NAV te obtained
an low prices, at the old stand,
S'' f' No lt4 Bowery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18


Marine and Iasnd Insurance.
o-xx,., MrrrAL Insurance. CoNPAyr.-ASSets on
N. 1s,h .nn.rx 1883 toQ0 Profits DIVIDED pro ala anoas those
49, 40 6a1n with Company Once No zhschAnS LAsAAnss
srssT Of Wal and WiaAnrsls
80 oarn.n VIM n AspiuwAlL hOrimS Living
tanss Bow N Wm INN. Joseph w.Alsop, IT,
t.sIT 6smpe5n John h. kitohiHG, kooert l. Taylor,
lsaL c. kngsand, IN > Nsfbl IN Cs,bla
fsof " Rec. Leonardo 5 Snareh Mm "a aSn
NC Rneers inos Sss'ON' ~, R.n.wHl
Ihss N. kussu -,
Wlour a. r.,
J.. Elsaban smith 49, Yxrn Dams Prnsiiept
. Moran. Secretary HESSY HoLostGE. Niee-freGdeni
- Ds{-BAroHKIoRs celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
,o,d 10 No ~ Broadway opposite the PHk Fountain
sufncient 70 - "no p4
pn,se hin, that their wants eaA % Oe''e- '~Ff =
,sher est ,bAshment IN he "oii-.
p.,,,v oY IurosroRs-The bona hde original and
..'rs ~ err iuasr snuhises Rats M'e
AM. ke wuboGt sieneA COSTA : If n, -.
Rrosdwsy CosIAK's Bedbus EAteEnAAIof n0' '''' ~ w. f
ths Bug away =, IS 30.
nxu..ox SAIAx,SpYR SAyEs.-GAYLtKS PArksE
P.TKcx a ne 500 NsaaiAcner in the United slS6es
-. .lrxs hrsaed AID r. e. 0ofFIss lnPen ~
e.rrs Iocks bet sales I'D Locls eooinee u s
rof ice Peslsi- one dees oe;sv MSasS|aA'' "'''
~ FowtKRs 4 wELLs, Phrenohgists and pub isn
ssss,,ntoo Hal No. ISL Nssssn-s,, New-iork
49, Nav York Business Directory for 1853 and lSoi,
sse Al The Office Of the ssxies Cy OHee'ofy' ~" % '0-
ssy, sne !. 'h0 CakRLEs r. RODE, late Dosseu Rode.
novos ExcrLs1os HUID Ham DrE.-Whole-
~. poruisI Hsi Dye pour IN tsoa Al part Of %.
80 ene in tbs city has hersly oIeIsss ~ ~
s'nps heos the true chemistry Of the Dat
end IeS rudf re PREPARATION o a w9aaesia
n. seef y rsfantaneoas IMPROVE A.
lAttss tls PislAsss', " fN'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

kyIIOw CiTHEss: Warn weather ~ upon US. Be
,s,s On. Of tie hrht eEsni sve Beaver fats sold @ the
sfter. the Prsc.csl ONO u Psfkw ard thus
~ ,-reb ~ vopr corofort HAT FINIsHLRs' UsfOs,
49, -~ NJ srk.r9sg. rpsJse Ho1se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

fR- Manulacturers OF Shoes, Boots, Clothing, Mat
spethnr Carsages Bass and OF all cloth and leather wk
Coz. he very heaviest come so SEWING seh.ne
beautiful thaa other which
will rave whea every ilf
80 Pre- 500 10 Sl50 usns hladfeds
-. ~ GROvER, BhKLR a Go.
e-tN~ -" "Ne No. Ihamheset ~. Y.
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,5s- Mont Blanc and the individual who wants the

70 Mont bdIC aH1 Vuc I7'I- III ID ~ 81.
l,s, Al vtur Last garter d. 10 cool nsttutous but
r.rrf compare the quality Nib kSoXs s1pero s9o "a
IVA ed ROCKY Mountain Beavers e a Iodgeoh o. TIE nd ye
oSnsSS IN 2Osed with itching for comfort
forize KNoIs No. N FuiOD4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

70 kew-YOTk in the summer months Is Ike the rag
ed 81 carnival sessou dull pd m moDoouy only
b. EXCLUSIVELY sds sumner Hsfs Of ksox JAMS 90
q Broadway Their saesroo IL N the new noe
Caten Degroo corner Of Broadway ard Sprnr where We
.Svse al who TIM beautiful and ue~" % call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

WATKISs's, No ia fULTOS-sT-lhe unprecedented
.n "a, WATEsss uequad Shoes and Oate the public
are funy av superiority hs extensive esaohment
a. NOM ,esoft demands something agreeable 10
e eve and desbu the feelings These pedal en'eopnon ~
ID ocular construction pa elasticity to the sep hitherto
NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

IEGHORE FLATS! UEsTLEsENs DkAB' Slk AND
FgLT HATs1he Of Hats ard Caps selling on a.
make eragng The STORE and nthg Up
new Show Room the second floor Travelling Bass &C
w. KELLOGG, No 10 Caual-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

ynfAn bad, Pine and Eas.uS invites ts
his snd the public 70 The several syes sumner
together with full Assortment the
srd attest styles Of straw Goods for GentieDsus wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

To MANUFACTURERS OF SHIRTS AND CoLLARs-A
e.uiae Machine linen perfectly must be exceedingly
ace aIo all IL adustRens lac maeanes nsIsoo
IN f,nrire always fail sNGESs lnpovd ineusitcling
Ksehn ouy perfect work Call and examine them and helf
he nfnoe. No So kIoadWay l. ~ HINeth a 70.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

lean origin with constitution like our own. and who
asphe 20 higher ambition than that OF being insIu-
mental 10 disseminating over africa oar own great plh-
eiples OF liberty aud humanity.
Shall we refuse to this true republic that influence
which continually wasting upon the sham fepub-
lies of Europe Shall we be deaf TO The calls OF human
ty and only show our love for human liberty where AN
bion ates our action Shall beat the air to ag-
tate the morbid political atmosphere of Europe, and re-
fuse 10 strike blow Tor liberty when all Anea' lana
and people, lie before us prepared 10 receive The pIes
sion OF our power ~.
But after all that have said il is probable that this
subject will be lost sight of in the absorbing topics
OF the hour be showed aside by Cuba, by Japan or me
Bay Islands, and the existence OF the republic Of La
IBERIA be forgotten for But, thank Cod liberty
and law will snll live IN Africa, and the une Will come
when shall not only acknowledge The Independence
of Liberia. but in need cry unto her as unto sister
10 relieve IRON national curse-a curse from when
the dominion of all America from pole to pole, cannot
save us--the national evil OF an ovegrown and de-
graded population OF sman6lpoted SLAVES
In ordinary cases the recognition OF new govern
ment by the old powers OF the world is but national
courtesy. cold Formally, comforting neither influence
nor character But not SO in the present The &C
Acknowledgement OF the independence oil Liberia by NE
United States. however formal part, will confer
substantial beneAs upon that young republic OF vital -
porlance 10 her future welfare As she was indebted 10
us for national she is still dependent upon our
yor good will for future life and prosperity An exper,
men in government upon the capabilities OF degraded
race OF men, with past history 10 excite national pde
with no heroic legends to reflect national glory, with nc
ancestral associations TO confer naonai cnarac'efus
emerging from centuries OF slavery IN America, and SUI
standing beneath the gloomy shadows OF barbarlsu III
Airca-I.bea has but slight and feeble hold upon ma
| tional existence. kind word timely spoken by US
will mpar her eebleness strength, confidence and en-
during life Shall not speak that word 6y declaring
that her national Independence has the confidence OF TN
government and will be sustained by the friendly regard
| OF the people of the United Sia,esl
| FRO Re coNIINUKD1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27
Law school OF Cumberland University. at Lebanon.
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauthes, late one OF the circuit
T. Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the judges Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bom6ed Ridley, Of the chanceliors Of the State
Judges their whole exclusively
o school.
Plan Of Daily examinations Of each class the
No regular of lectures but explanations Of the
daily the progress of the examinations. L
of law and equity In which
the proks
through all the known in actual
practice. The framed require prepare
trials Some of the taken by appeal
court, which held monthly the Glass;
the end Of session. The students aas clerks
jurors judges and chanceors, and in other official
pacues connected with their suits.
SsssonsThe the third Monday in
tember Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTuton $780, contingent
r. boarding $50 Students furnish
which can be had Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the unless the
No previous study required for ad
regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate eiyhlysx.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoy President Board OF Trustees
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

Loudoun county. Virginia, is not only rich in her as
cultural productions but her mineral resources are now
about to be developed. We were shown yesterday fas
fines, specimens OF copper ever saw taken iroa
The mine now being explored BY New York company
on the land. of Mira Newton about three miles from
Ise.burs Those con versant with copper mining say
Thai .verv indication presents itself that the vein nov De-
inr worked Is extremely rich and extensive The speer
men. certainly csnpo, be surpassed This ADDS ano's'
torn N Tho wealth of Loudoun --dkrandria Garrett
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-27

NOR CIiILDHENS WEAR.-
pieces striped figured linens for chdren and
tlemcn's shirts.
100 pieces striped caicoes, at l2t cents per yard.
20 do do linen drihngs and striped sareens for boys
30 do do checked linen for boys pantaoons.
ow-priced cloths boys sacks and jackets
Purchasers had their selections before the
best patterns culed out
pieces for youths and small boys'
rs do linens n ginghams FOR childrens' aprons
Terms cash all uRess arranged to the contrary.
With many other and desirable goods in our line
cash In all unless arranged the
Goods articles prices, and fair dealing be relied on In al
PERRY BROTHER,
Ma Is sod6uf Onpcsi'e Centre Market
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


axu, g..xY M Ixru, OF Montgomery, Alabama,
sr.l Of Alabama and fennosoos
sisted by c. r. LAWS JANIS o. LEwls and SAMUEL D. Lewis
QIMr. W. JAHEs, Of Cincinnati, ohio our general
agent for be Western States JoAk T. DkHr, H. q
TsosAs o. DYER c. NJ L. WIssAAs Isaac BAHTl1rr H. =
gooxs A L. GUILDS, L., RE sowsELL.
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We understand that the Hon Loren p. Waldo, the
newly appointed Commissioner of Pensions left this
city on Friday evening. and will be absent shor
time in preparing for the removal Of his family to Wash
ington In the time Samuel Cole, esq. has been
appointed by the President acting commissioner.
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We understand thar the Hon J. h. Thompson, sena-
tor from New Jersey detained from his seat in
quence OF the death Of his father Edward Thompson. esq
one Of the Oldest and most influential merchants Of
Philadelphia
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EOR SALE, Residence ON the Heights II George
grounds and bulidinF
sides by High Frederick
Road stress BOZ IN by forest
of which ISM by ~
besides bathroom aud Also, with
breadth OF the building and porch on the
below kitchen
door, which introduced into the
boa ands stable yard.
buildings consist OF stable with three stalls, carass
and ornamental
The grounds with welconstuced
gravel edged plant variety shrubs plants
orchard plum,
peach apricot lot separately enclosed, with
lane leading from the stabie-ynrd.
enclosed with OF the durable
terial, and a well hedge OF evergreen thorn.
furnished, and furniture (which
has but ue used be purchased with The property APP
ply a the Office OF this paper.
property, disposed private SALE will be offered for
premises O'Clock, Tuesday, the 5h OF
April.
Mar I2--dlw &eodu
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A ECHANuCb' OWNnAnew weekly paper, with The above
vi ssed in city, previous TO the Isl
Of and the IN
will he paper
printed city, and talented writers been engaged 70
conubuss it columns
he bpd.d the
once, corner of and 10Th PAIGE h COATES,
Mar io-s~ Editors and Prop,ietws,
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OFFICIAL.

Appointment by the President,
BIZ and tgiut the aduics and consent Of the Ssaate
George w. Rice, to be marshal of the United States
for the district of Michigan in place OF Hiram Becker
removed.
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EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JA9. n. RICHARDS hiss
II Of children OF sieve mental
development In Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA,
with Mr. Richards
children will testify
under his from condition
comparative integencs
thing which thought beyond the
reach Of human Effort
Europe familiar with similar institutions which
Of early training, Of
state
years teaching this class OF nnn
Pleas. address Dwyn Pari.hs drug southwest
Of sth and Arch streets Philadelphia
In Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring to-
The Nj Rev Thomas 3. Kirkhrde, NJ. ID.
New Albert Barns, Prof Geo n. wood NJ d.
Hon Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jscksor, NJ ID.
non Judge srood, Prof Tbos. n. Nutser, NJ. II.
ron ..Hcny ID, oi'psn, Alfred l.. Ewyn, NJ. q.
IN Washington. he ~l r.fer no h,s ID
zen ls'n~s Hamilton, Zee orohss L..
Hon Horace Mann.
Msr 2-dtm
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NEW spring and summer goods and fashions.--DU
WALL BROTHER diapers and tailop, having returned
New receiving their supply Of the style
French English cloths Of the
mpoons, which OF the choicest and richest
designs brought this eouay Customers would do well TO cal
earl and ms
We prepared usual have work got up the richest
aud most elegant style.
Mar 2-uxw3wif DUNATL h BRO.
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tEn ACRES Of uninProv.d Land for ssle.-Ths sub
lou scrbe suhori1ed cell sale $50 Of
Prince Georges Maryland, miles
Washington mile from the Bsdspsbug depot adjoining
the farms ofMesss Lurpe, Mathews, and Bowie.
About thirty mentioned wood the
araa land susceptible Of
II ha. good spring and handsome building site.
Terms Oneourih cash basnce In three four and
Eve purchaser deferred
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
Apply 20 Mr.. Bowie, adjoining the premises or TO
GREEN h SCOTT,
Auction and Commission Merchants, corner Of
9Th street and Penn.
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CRESCH's HOTEL coraer OF Frankfort street and
Hall square, (oppose the City Hall and Park Fountain
York city, built aqd opened the subscriber May
1852 lie
venence elegance economy cannot surpassed
all Of which warmed They all
marbeop wsshstsnd' which supplied with Gro
through There bed
The balls and closets moor win be III with
This hotel conducted European plan
and meals ordered the spacious
sndd and the immediate vicinity mecan
Dec a-darn r. FRENCH.
BROOKS Great Exhibition Prize Thread~-Ths sub
scbers constantly receiving supplies Of this Superior str
exclusively Sea Island which
. excel In market
STRONG a SMITH, Is William street,
Agents In New York.
LEWIS CO., GO Market street,
Agents in Philadelphia.
wATERsTos, PRAY n CO, ~ Federal street,
Agents Boston
nee ot-d3m
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Il. j. &. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed In New
nj York practice addition give his
and Of
conhded him Having formed extensive acquaintance
among financial professional gentlemen OF
Of during residence
London his
parties desiring have businsss transacted in Europe
NKw YoRK, ~ Wall street, February 1853,
Mexsrs. James @. King h Sons,
Gilbert, Coe, johnson, New York.
Me~srs, Duncan, Sherman. A. Co.,
Messrs. Blake, Ward, h Co., New York and Boston.
Messrs. Corcoan h Rigrs, Washington.
Hon. John Davis, Worcester, Massschusets-
p s-Mf ID. proposes New M.ch, early in
where his business will prob ably dsn him
any further that be in
other Europe. Daring his alb
addressed above win His address
London OF Messs Barring Brothers, CO., 20
whom he IL also permitted to refer.
ar s-dlm
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fro BE CONTINUED.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
~ vada, ss. By virtue of an order and de-
cree OF sale for the foreclosure of mortpa ee
issued out of the Clerks office of the distr ct
court, 10th judicial district, held inand for
the county and state aforesai and me di-
rected. for the sum Of seven hundred seventy
tlVe dollars. besides costs of suit amounting TO
the sum of one hundred and two dollars. in IA
vor of Saml +. McMorny and Wm. F.. Card
well, and against Alva s. STYLES, duly attested
August the fourth, A. d. 1858 this is there
fore to certify that l win sell in front o f the
court house in Nevada city, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday the
twenty ninth day of August 4. D. 1853 at |
O'Clock A. NJ. the following described proper,
ty, situated and lcSaied in the town OF Grass
Va...SSJ i'll the county aforesaid: All that house
and lot known as the Black Property, and de-
scribed as follows: Lot commencing at the cor
ner of Meal and Mill streets, and running
north eighty feet 1907, thence west one hun
dred feet C00), thence north thirty feet (30l.
thence west twenty feet (20), thence sou tn
eighty feet (80), to meal street, thence east
back to the place Of beginning-to satisfy and
pay the demand of the plaintiffs aforesaid. =
Givn nder my hand and seal on tn is the 9Th
dayof Aug ust A. D. 1853.
WIN H. ENDECOT, sheriff.
l6-3w By S. w. BORING, U. s.
The above sale is postponed for want of bid.
ders, until Saturday, September Sd, at IL O.
clock, A. NJ. WM. H. ENDEcoTr, shift.
BY S. w. BoRINe, u. s.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
Constable's Sale

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county Of
y Nevada, township of Rough and Ready,
S. Justices court Roberts. BY virtue of
an execution bearing date August 18th, 1853,
to me directed from the Office of FL. @. Rob-
erts, justice Of the peace for Nevada cou nty,
upon Judgment entered before him on the a.
boye date, in favor Of Rial Vinton and agains.
Louis vestal, for the sum of one hundred and
twenty five (Sl25) dollars, aid ninety four
75- 100 dollars costs-I have levied upon and
will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, in Rough and Ready, at o'clock
NJ on Friday, the I'd day of September a
1853, the interest of said Louis Vestal in GER
tain Ranch, situated in Spring Valley about
miles south Of the National House" On the
Sacramento road. Also, 100 feet of lumber.
The same having been levied on by me TO sat-
isfy judgment and costs. Rough and Ready,
Aug. 25th, 1858. Il. T. GAMBREL,
1875 constable Il. and r. T.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
NOTICE.

0NHE partnership in the Matchmaking and
u Jewelry business heretofore existing be-
tw en- the undersigned in Nevada and Grass
Young. has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The affairs of the late firm will be
settled by c. w. Young, who will continue
the business in his own name, at the old stand
in Nevada. WM FL. LAMB,
August 10. 1858. G. w. YOUNG.
P. S VIM. H. Lamb will continue the a.
boye business at his well known house in
Grass Valley, which he will leave during his
temporary absence to the Atlantic States, IN
charge of Mr.. Sylvester M. Pratt. with the
guaranty that all orders entrusted to him wlll
DC attended to to the entire satisfaction Of his
friends and customers, l6-lm
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
Cigars Cigars Cigars

1OY recent arrivals wo have received large
I'D and selected invoices Of HAVANA CI-
CARS. We can now offer a stock which, in
extent. variety and quality, is such that buy
ers will find it to their interest 10 examine be-
fore purchasing. We enumerate few of he
branIs:
Rcgalia PrensadoF Fig aroRegalia Las Indias;
Regalia Pruebese; Regalia Antiguidad;
Concha Antiguidad; Regalia Montoro;
Copcha Montoro; I.ondres Mon ORC;
Imperiales Montoro; Regalia Firmesa
Londres Firmesa; Conehas Firmesa;
Imperials Firmesa; Regalias La Nacional
Regalias Ysabelita; Regalias Soy Fiel;
Imperiales Soy Fiel; Londres Soy Fiel;
Londres Carmencita; Operas Antiguidad;
Operas Firmesa Cilindradros de Londacs
RcgaliaP PrensadoCubr of Martinez Ybor.
For sale by JAMES PATRICK,
aul2-l6-lm l50 Battery st. near Jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
COnStable'S Sale.

pY virtue of an execution on and an attach
EB ment levied on the 24th day Of August
A. d. 1853, to ME directed and delivered issued
out of the Justices court of i. Sykes, J p, to
satisfy judgment rendered on the 18th day oi
August, A. D. 1858, in favor of f. W, Austin
and against VIM. Benton, for the sum of S65
debt, and S.9,75 costs of suit, whereas the
aforesaid amount remains due and unpaid, |
have tai zen in execution and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Benton House.
on Monday, the 5th day ef September, A. D.
1853, between the hours of o'clock A. M,
apd 5 o'clock P. NJ, the following described
property, viz, One large carpet, two tables,
twelve chairs, one large looking-glass, one
clock and bar fixtures, which was levied on as
the property of the aforesaid VIM Benton, and
to satisfy the above named demands. together
with costs. J. p. EVANS. Cons.
Grass Valley, Aug. 3lst, 1859.
BY virtue 0 the above execution have this
day levied upon the interest Of the aforesaid
VIM. Benton, in and to one SOW and five pigs,
which will also sell at the same time and
place. and upon the same term. as above men
toned. JP EVANS. Cons
Grass Valley. Aug. 3lst, 1853.