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war DEPARTMENT.


Hon. jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War. In the Secre-
tays Office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks messengers, and four watehmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached 10 this department:
Commanding Generals OieeThs office, at the head of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adatant Generufs 0Tce.-Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutent
General. Assistants-Lieut. Col w. G. Freeman Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major John f. Lee Nine clerks and In this
kept all the records which refer TO the of
the army the rolls, dc. 1t is here where all military
missions made out
Quarserpeaser Gcacraps oJoe.-Gen Thomas $. Jesup,
general; Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general CAPTAIN NJ II. Clark district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Pnynastcr GeneroPs O6fee--Co b. f. Larned paymas,er
general Major St. CLAIR Denny, district paymaser eight
cler KS and one messenger.
orsuiissary General. 05iee.Gen. George Gibson,
rnissary generals assistant Captain A. f. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger.
Sarycon Generals Ogfoe--Gen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general; assistants DR.. X. c. Wood and Dr. Richard IL.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer OgioeGeneral Joseph G.. Totten, chief engi
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. Kurtz live clerks and
messenger.
Biographical Burouu.-Co J. j. Albert, colonel Of the
corps; assistant Lieut.. NJ. L. Smith four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance Bnreun-Celonel ii. Il. Craig colonel of ord
assistant Captain VIM Maynader eight clerks and
messenger.
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No. $40.
Land Once = Defiance, the State Of Nhia.
OTiCEi hereby given Of aw, and
IN of the OF occrs DFriAscE OHio that the
iand said reduced below bandred Thousand
the Secretary Of the Interior has directed said land Of
fee discoutnued lands
sold the the dsonnuance be made sale and
entry at the cny remaining land oc The STATE
OHIO.
remaining unappropsed by a suset
he subject fcr ~ this
npiee and the lsaa oic
give public day whch they
viii be prepared applications for cahs such
lands ot their ofhce
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner General Land Ohice
+. WAsHSeros, %. c., June is 1885,
June 23-law6w lint. D. star
Carolina Hotel.
Change of Proprietors.
THE Wilmington,
INA, the railroad depot and steamboa. la,nl,ns
b. o. BROWN, Proprietor
wrInlxerox. N. c., sisy, 1855.
Ju;.e 3--dmf
MiLIfAs1Y MEN vsil find
IN 20 pieces medium and fine white linen duck for and
ls pieces medium fine white dillnas
Aso supply Of wooienr and fabrics adapt
ed for cixens' apparel.
With cravats, gloves, suspenden hslfhcse &c.
One price only.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing relied all
cases. PERRY x BROTHER,
"Csntrai Storesn West Building,
June 3-6tdh Opposite Centre Market.
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John o. Sargent q Charles Albert

AyE associated prosecution professions
~ business and will atrena thas
them before the departments, ine o claims,
any uaei States inE IN the District Of Columbia
w.sBfrornS, D. -, March a. ieS5
Mar 45--ead3o
TOuS m thc crinaea, by Lord de Ros. vol London,
Il 1856
1hs Calender u Victory. London, 1885
of Vice Admiral sir Jahlee Benion. vol London,
History Corps Of Royal snppes and Miners vols.
Landsn 1855.
ne kuglo army by Captain Rafer. vol London,
the Great Ban Army. vol. London,
Ras Natural Elements Of Political EcoRomJ. vcl Lon
dph. 49,.
Hapkln. al Atmospheric Changes. 1 London lss4
Words HryArd Eauh ~ Phillips vol London, l5s5
Sciach 81 y dcroscppe 1 wi l. indpn, t655
AlerNnia and her schools b. Kingsley. vol London,
Potes Niaeveh; history and modern explorers vol Lon
Churchill; BY Forster. l vol London, lsS5.
Hoae. Hssy, ierature and A Of the Greeks
Jacobs 1 vol london, lss5
Autobiography of Arago. | vol London, 1885.
British Almanac and Cofapanoa conpiete from its
peaccmrni in lsks tscarce)
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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EDWARD H. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SBIPLEY h CO.,
iivcrpopl
STEPHEN KENNsED q CO.,
~ Austin Fnars, Londoe
.. c. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
sntpH will be accountable FOR gold slver,
nuon specie cwsfv precious ones unless bills oi
adiDa therefor and the value therein
An
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I,oH SALE commodiou honse'
street. the al House
aud recently papered painted
throughout Terms accommodating and possession imme
Solicitors Dsbce, Treasury Department
a.. a. f.g
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Della ware College,

Delaware College.
THE college year institution viii
the 2sh OF August continue weeks The
scisne, either which he student take in full
attention agricultural science and
Analysis Of soils; also, aud practical
yeyng.
scademcal the
~. Weston, A. M correspond with hose OF the college
fur her particulars address
DANIEL KlRKwooD, President
NEWARK. tDel.) July 10, 1855.
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rarasr4r prsAarsrsr.

The Treasury Department CONSISTS Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary o the Treasury two cumproeg commissioner Of
the customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey.
The following brief indication o the duties of these
several Offices aad Of the force employed therein respectively
Seereiary QeeHon. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury Hon. r. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
engineer in charge; architect and three aUrbtsen
temporarily employed, and twenty three clerks The Secrs
tary o the Treasury charged with the general supervision
o. The fiscal transactions OF the government and II the
euhon ~ the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. lie saperutenas The survey he
coast elightboase establishments the hospitals o
the United States, and the certain Pabie
buildings FOR custom houses and other purposes.
tirsi Comptroller 0ice-Elisha Whttesey, esq., Comp
uuler and hfieen clerks lie prescoe hs mode 81 keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice we the public lands and and certSes the
balances arising thereon.
Second ComPtrodcr's 056os.--John NJ. Brodhead, esq.,
Comptroller and seventeen clerks. lie prcscribes the mode
Keeping and rendering the Of the army,
and Indian departments o The public service and reyse and
oeriines the balances arising thereon.
Oboe n Carmissoaer Of ne Ossoms.-Hugh j. Anderson
esq., Commissioner and eleven clerks Ne prescribes the
mode OF Keeping and rendering the The
revenue and disbursements aud for the building and repair
ng house &C. and revises and oert6es the balances
rising thereonN
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f'OfHr OF CLAIMS Forrest, attorneysi-law, Rock
WIFE, Maryland. VIII claims ard
before The errcave
addressed him either Rockville &c
attended
3i-dilEJuiy
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Tirle between Washington and Wheeling but 17l
Rnaaig s.e betpeea Washington aad CINCINNATI 27 hours
Through 1iehe cts and n.wsaxe Cheeks 40 be had 50
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G FTW mo NJ 6.

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County and Township of
= Nevada Justices Court before C. F. smith, Justice
of the Peace The People Of the State OF california 10
before The undersigned Justice of he Peace, AT his office
in said Township on FRIDAY the 18Th day OF April, A.
II 1S55 at O'Clock p NJ, tc answer the complaint Of
/ spnh r. Ioble who demands of yon the snm Of Que
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents, al
edged TO be due him by you for Horse hire at sundry
Times on account of which is file in my Office as
said complaint On failure to appear and answer.
Judgment will rendered against you for said sum ot
One Hundred and Twenty light dollars ana fliy Genus
damages and costs of suit -
Given under my hand this Fourth day OF JannaTy 1900
C. F. SMITH Justice OF the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing be Published once week for
+hrca mouths successiYey in the Nevada journal
- C. F. SMITH, J. P
Copy attest Z. Esteys Hi, Constable s'tdS
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Bass Wood PAPER.

The article has come. 1t is before us
three qualities oft. One almost good
enough for newspaper, (quite good
en- ugh for the Washington Union, alto
cether too good for that scoundrel journal
the n Y. Herald)-the other better than
most Of the paper the Democracy has
had to put up with, and the third a strong,
smooth, even, sheet, fit for promissory
notes-nay, for love-notes, the least dan
gerous of the two. 1t is made of Eastwood.
The genius who got up the Beardsley Pla-
ming Machine studied ont this new paper.
He made the pulp in the kitchen of his
house in Albany, and made the paper
there too, after some primitive fashion, in
which sieve conspicuously figured On
one oftheSe samples is an advertisement Of
SO. Eastwood has fairly entered into
,he service of man in the pursuit of stolen
property. This handbill indicates d horse
ana wagon as the object Of the distress Of
he gentleman who invokes the linwood to
aid his search of thief 1t is Of white,
and quite smooth paper.
We understand that thewood is treated
ty revolving cutters, which reduce it to
fibre in no time Then something else is
done to this fibre which we don't under
sand A caveat is on file at Washington,
which will inform the curious what this
something is. Two other things we are
told, Of which the most important is, that
Mr. Beardsley can make the pulp, and
make fortune out of it, by selling 1t al
two cents the pound The other is, that
an edition of the Albany Evening Journa
will soon be printed upon the paper.
Mr.. Beardsley was last week engaged
in building machinery for paper mill
under his new process. The white cedar
is said to yield the finest and stronges
paper. There is talk of setting that apar
FOR bank notes The cotton wood of The
South, and the cypress, are said to be es
pecially adapted to il, as also is the tam
aFac Deyoutly do we invoke success up
on Beardsley's Efforts Buffalo Demo
crat.
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WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY OF
Er. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills

NEW YORK, August ~, 1oo['
20 We, the Undersigned, having made trial OF DR.
pcLANE'S CELEBRAMED LIVER PILLS. must acknowl-
sss that they are best medicine for Sick Headache
Dyspepsia and liver complaints that have ever used
We take pleasure in recommending them to the public
confident that if those who troubled with any
OF the above complaints will give them fair trial they
VII not hesitate acknowledge their beneficial effects
MRS. HILL. East Troy.
MRS. STEVENS, West Troy
P. s.-The above valuable remedy, also Or. MIanes
Sslehrated Vernfuge be had o. all respectable
Lrug Stores in this city.
60 Purchasers viii please be cerefal to ask foT, and
trle but Dr. MIane'5 Liver Pills. There are other
FNs purporting 20 be Liver Pills now bofore the public
PARK & WHITE,
San Francisco Sole Agents tor Pacific Coast
Jnn.1o-oo
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WHAT, OR WHICH IS THE BEST
vermifuge Or Worm Destroyer!


Is question daily and hourly asked by parents, anxious
for the health of their children All who are at all ac-
ouanted with the article, will Immediately answer bh
McIANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE 1t has never been
known to fail and is of the safest remedies that can
be used friend of lately handed US the following
statement il resereuce to this Vcrmifnge -
New York Sept 25, 1852
GKxr1nEx-A young lady of my acqganance had 0efh d
for long time very much troubled with worms ao-
v,sed her 70 rv DR. KcLanes Celebrated Vermtuge se
accordingly purchased and took one vial which nc auseu
her to discharge unusually large quaA'l,y e, o. us
she was Immediately rcliveed Of all the dreadful sEhi
toms accom- panying this dseas and rapidly recovered
her usual health. The young lady does not Wis le'
name mentioned her residence however is 3ZO fltlh st
and She refers to Mrs Harke. No Manhatten place
p S-Dr. McIane's Celebrated EermHge, aiso ms
c- Pills can now &c had at all respectable Drug Stores
in this city. -, Co., ord
on Purchasers will please be careful to ASK ior, ana
take none but DR. MlASE's Eermifase. AL diners, IN
comparison, are worthless. -. >-.,,o
PARE WHITE San Francisco
Ian 2s 1855 3S-1m
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SIMMONS

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Townshtp
- Of Bridgeport -. Justices Court. before L. pISI!l
Justice OF the Peace. ~
The PEOPLE Of the State of California, to IOSFTH
HARDACE. You are hereby summoned 10 appear beioIe
the undersigned Justice OF tie Peace. at his Office IN 1a
Township Thursday the 22d day of February 4 T. l95
at 10 O'Clock a. VI. TO answer the complaint oi = |
WYATT in fa OF debt in the sum Of One IGndred and
Eighteen Dollars which he alleges TO be due him for pro
fessioua services will appear by complaint no" on
file in my Office On failure TO appear aud answer
Judgment will be rendered against yoa or said Srin o.
Sl1S.O0 together with interest, damages and COSTS Q!
suit.
Given unde. nv hand this 14th day Of Noy'-. ). .
1854. DANIEL DUSilE, Justice ot The eace.
STATE OF CALIFOENIA, County OF Nevada, s..
Justices Court. Before DAN'L DUSTIN, J. J! E-ise-
port Township - -
l. C. WYATT vs. J0SETH HARDAGE
II appearing by affidavit that the ahoveramed defendant
Jose1h arlage has left the State OF California and thai
his place of residence is unknown 10 i!anti Il area :
ing further that there Is good Of action against the
said defendant it is ordered that service OF summons De
made bv publication in the Nevada Journal weekly or
the period Of three months consccutiyely from date 0!
fret publication.
Given under ny hand this 1.th dav Of Novr 4 n 1851
sl.3n DANIEL DUSTIN, J. T.
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CtTATF OF CALIFORNIA County and Township ot
y Nevada Pefore C. F Suh. Justice Of Tho Peace,
Mary Jenkins the wife OF David Jenkins OF The Town h
Cornty and State aforesaid, make this my declaration
that intend to carry on business in my and
my account to-wt The business o nn-teeriTg,
and also the business of Ming, agrceaby 10 the rros
ions Of ihe statute Of thi, state entitled IAN Ac 10
authorize Married Women transact tune.s n teiT
sole Traders passed April 18th 1852. And
further declare that the amount invested in the business
above specified is less than Five THOUSAND noars In
witness hereof subscribe ny hereto This February
lst. A. D.. 1855 her
ATTEST: c. F Smith, MARY y JENKINS.
mark.
County AMI To Eneop of Nevada, On fh'S lst day 0i
February A. D. lSd personally appeared before Mary
Jenkins, above described. known te to b. the
who executed the foregoing instrument and made her
declaration that the forcronC statelnPnt is true.
4I-3v c. T. SMITH, Justice of the Peace.
Filed Fehrunrrf !, 1855 a: 10 past clock F. y.
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Probate Court, Nevada County,

In the matter of proving the last VIII ana les" VI
WILLIAM o. WARNOCk, Decd. w..
hFADING and Filing the petition OF Isaac W Ii
~ amson praying that said will be proved, ana ina,
Letters TestamentGry be issued 10 MN alu uii
smith, Executors, named in said Will
II is ordered that hearing of said petition pe haa Oh
The the 10Th day of February next at III VI AZ me
Eousa in The CITY of Nevada county aforesaid and that
publication thereof be made in the Nevada journal ior
the space of two weeks, a.,
WITNESS: Thomas H. CasweH, county Judge oi "e'"A''
Countv mi. the 25th day Of January A. H. 1855.
BY order of the Court, WM 5 PAIIEhSoN' o!eIS'
Jsru.ry o6-2w BY Sidney c. Herbert, D. C..
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t5ol,ou.v,s pills, for DebiIi;t,ed Constitution:

Eiolloway's Pills, for DebiIi;tted Constitutions
Disordered Liver and Indises;ion-The wonderful eh
cacy this sauary medicine, and the good effects pro
duccd parties suffering from disorders OF The s.onace
liver complaints bile, and indigestion. would be lacFcd
table, if it not confirmed by daily proofs OF the
effected by them, sndhe permanent benefit derv-
ed from their IT, xhilAratng properties OF these
invaluable Pills, entirely remove all nervous symptoms
from the system strengthen the tone OF The tomach aad
hereby nromote a hea'thv digestion. Clw)
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SIMMONS

C,TATr OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
y OF NEVADA, s. Justices Court. Before JOHN
WILLIAMS. Justice of the Peace.
The People of the State Of California - JOHN C. PAL
MER You hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my oicc in said township Saturday the 2ih day Of
February. \ ~ 1855, at O'Clock F. NJ 10 answer the
complaint of DAVID NJ RFAYIS, who demands OF the
OF One Hundred and Forty One 30 loo Ioars for
ney paid your use and supplies furnished ou, . ect
forth in the complaint Of said Reayis.
On failure so to appear and Judgment viii be
rendered AGAINST you for the Of Oae Hundred and Eor
ty One SOL Dollars damages and costs Of suit
Gwen under my hand this A. D. lS5+ nineefnth d Of
November JOHN WILLIAMS
Justice OF the Peace.
OrryREp That the foregoing complaint ne published in
the Nevada Journal once week for three months
cessveIy JOHN WILLIAMS,
3l-3n Justice &C :,lc Peace.
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STATE or CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY or NEVADA '
H OeINA BlGLER married woman, and wife ot John
Il L. Birler of the State of California and County OF Ne
yada being esirous of avaipg herself OF the privileges
and benefits Of the Legislature OF the state OF eaiioA'
passed Arrl 18th 1857 entitled can act TO authorize
ed women TO transact businesi in their own name IS
sole traders makes this her declaration that she intends
in her own name and her account TO carry Oh
he business Of hotel aud grocery keeping raising OF hogs
poultrv &C. and such other business incident TO ant
connected with such occupation as may seem convenient
and promise remuneration and further, that from ana
after this date she will be responsible individuality an N
her own name for all debts contracted by her On account
Of her said business And the said Rosina gler further
saws that the amount be invested IN said business Is
less than five thousand dollars.
Dated, Nevada January 10, 1853.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA. Hosins
BgIer being duly sworn deposes and says that The con
ents Of he above declaration true ;he best oI bel
knowledge and belief
%SS:1Sa !siofs me- this asi Ist1 day ROslSA pIGLEn
of January 4. II. 1855 mark
H. " HERBERT, Dept. CLERK Nevada Co
Jan 12-3S-3w.
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San Francisco Advertisements
sNOn MATS MOI CHINA RICE.

UVUU 80 hhds lXL and extra Clear Bacon,
lo0 b.ls Billings Hams, 100 bois Anes' hams,
100 bbls extra clear Pork. 100 hf hbls PORK
500 hf bLls sup Goshen butter. 70 hhts DO iG kegs
40 cs Leaf Lard 10 and - III tins: H. Kegs Leaf Lard.
t50 keys b syrrp. s, gals 2Tn bhs crushed sugar
90 bbls powdered sugar 100 hf bbs y Sugar:
$50 bblS . refined 490 nas No China sugar.
ESQ bags green Rio cc,e, 500 bags resh Chile beans.
81 cases Twin lr, Tobacco, 20 Twin &ists tobacco
25 cs Peach tobacco, 90 cases Elephant tobacco,
30 cs FL Sacramento tobacco, 40 6 Grape tobacco
30 cs Fruit uni Apricot inbacco, C sink gc oiscc
o0n gross Il W Matches. 100 COZ 5ho0Ped Buckets,
l5n0 bxs English soap. j0 Imp. ten aud 10 cs.
800 cs Gurp Tea Gbd 2lb caddies, ico cs ih Arples
2uO cs Young Hyson Tea. and : pound csidiies
400 cs cssoried Pie FTiis 99 "a Teat SIrl" berries.
$50 cs fresh Pracses, cases natur;tl preserves;
800 ca Thomas eau Oysters, 100 e k"nsctts oySfr
l5O cs Lswis'oyserS. 100 cs lobster and IL cans;
IS cs CLAIMS, and Id cans, 80 cs R'iast Chicken,
SO cs Roast Turkey 800 cs assorted Jams ana il he
800 cs Bran dy Peaches bland q gallon, 800 cS Cher
200 cs Soughon Billers, 500 c. Pepper ,auee.
$50 cs Mustard. in gi,ss x tin ,0 Il Pepper IN glass
800 cs ground Coe in tiis 29c Gloves and P!avtV
$50 cs hf gsllen Pickles. 1913 cs Olive oil,
100 cs sardines auarter boxes lJ9 b1s Layer Raj gins
500 boxee Alanart ne candles. Tor sai5 BY
4. E fREW SrER &. co.
Jr2!uarv 19-lm. - Fr"ht -t'f'et cor 'iaF
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
NEVADA COUNTY & SACRAMENTO
CANAE. COMPANY.

Hate South Yuba Mining Sacramento Canal company =
FT,fIE SHAREHOLDERS of this Corporation are hereo!
o+fsl that +here will be meeting of the same al
the Secretarv's Office United States Hotel Nevada on
SATURDAY the Cd day Of March A. D. looo at o eocA
p fo- +he purpose Of taking into consideration tpe
;,,e Of the CAPITAL Stock of said Corporation from ohe
Million Dollars to the of One Million Five hunuFed
apl Fify Thousand Dollars in SixyIwo Ihousand snaEes
of Tweuty-Fi,e rollars each.
Pes order Of the Corporation , ,.
T. ". CorBUPs, Secretary and treasurer
Nevada Jan. ,, ls55-1w
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MANIFOLD PRINTING EsrABMsHME>

J. llVEIls1iIli, sAN F4-ANtIHto'
Eg- The undersigned now prepared 70 execute al
kinds of Printing either in Leer Pres LFhoJdphy or
Conner Plate such as Cards Bill Heads Labels Checks
Stocks Certificates Blanks Of all kinds Nc N the neatess
and cheapest manner. Particular attention vii be paid
to engraving Noaral Official and Society Dies Seals and
Stamps with all Kinds OF devices. Visiting Wedding and
Business Cards printed at short notice Wood engraving
and designing and drawings of buildings for Wool cuts
attended to- Silver Door lstos constantly on hand, and
engraved to order at from $40 10 $50 each Sten
ell cuts made to order
Address through Fxrrass nost Office, j. u
Co. office Antiquarian Boo. Store, Clay street dor
below Montgomery street san Francisco.
y. N-Persons in the country desiring any thing eXecu
ted in Printing Engraving send their orders and
" upon having it done immediately and just if they
present.
Dec 22d, '54 2m
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DAGUERREoTypES TOR So.
SheW'S DagUerrc0synA E;0ams

Have been removed to the Fi7eroo Buillar 1eG Clay
few doors above Montgomery street north slde,
opposite Ir Ra5e's Building .ss1E
AFR. eITiW Has TIE SATISFACTION OF ANNOCEC
VI ING that ne has fitted upa splendid suit Of
for taking Photographed FIXTURES, either ppon gess
paper metal plates. lersons who feel interested in the
hotogr phcal Art n7Itej 10 call and examine col
lection OF aguerecypes taken upon Glass and Paper
which embrace 'ome Of the most Interesting scenery in
history and possess brlaury Of aai ds;inctess
Of outline which surpass anything heretofore Yroiecd
the Pacific coast.
r s that he has reduced his prices 70 less
than half his former rates and is nov prepared
take good pictures for 8 he obtained any other
establishment for double that price PRISONS who have
had poor pit Tres taken elsewhere them aksn
over Rt a trilng expense. Nov. 21--In
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
st. Charles Hotel.
CN1y.yc Of E,rnuvictorsF,iy>

gTTj undersigned bcgs leave to the p1l;c
sz that he IS engaged i'll thoroughly relJtrg The
above establishment. and viii rcopt The Thurs
day next January 4h The Hotel is sua.ei ina GENITAL
and conmsaliiy pos:tioa at1hc
Corner of Washington and Davis streets,
Having One Hundred aud Twenty-fv finely f1rri she'd
apartments ceher with every other convenience belong
ing TO public house OF the first class A. It Is bis doc-
rDatior spare neither pains nor expense to de erye
suPport, he respectfully selcs the ra,rorccy Of n,
fr-nls AMI ihe p2l.ic Jca I'm !. GILES
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Miners Exchange and Savings saRk,

Corner OF Mont gomery sad Sacramento St san Frrc!.c
IL MONIES LIT ON INTEREST re3eclnable within
y six months bear ;. y cent Il month. lcposi fl!
il months ana over 2 = cent per month. Gold Iraf
consigned for Assay coins &c viii receive the most
orc attention. Advances made ceoa i"l red
Gold rust purchased Al the best irjccs Bills q: ~
change on the Es;ern sixty days sight On 20 dY
late-dr4wn par. The usual Bankng facilities EXTENDED
TO the Merchants and Traders and tie Bank N BE- kept
open for The accommodation Of Lepc5itor Until J. il,
and on Saturday until 10 ?. ~
y B-Niners can remit their money or Cola pust IN
sealad packaces b. Exlresa directed with sueh
instructions they nrv deem proper, which sha receive
the faithful atieu.iOA without charge
January 29-2In 4. y. GtF