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The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
San Francisco Advertisements.
FOR THE SUPPRESSION & EXTER
MYNATYoN OF QJACKERZ.

RETIRED PHYSICIAN on THE UNIVERSITY OF
\ PHILADELPHIA feeling paned and nortlNed at 'h'
number of sufferers viii! br0keH down constitutions ant
len sea disease caused Iy te malti ca;mcnt OF Ignor
mt ouacks and ewperic-. in lElt ATE OR NENEHAL
DSF iSE that hc witnesses daily tt es this method
rautionnr tie c.Iactcd against tie same" lie "oHli as
,nv reasona bic being who is Iot "born foul VINO hu
n p vsicap who has made disease the study OF h1s
whole iif is CAPABLE of tndia to the ''curc OF man
the ycn.r! disease that effects the most sensitive Gcli
\ and intricate ra-t Of the human oTtauzt ton YOU
want ach nIerdcl woud YOU tale II 10 bitchslI:i''
Ihen why suffer YOUR health strength and utlre [%Fi
ess tn be emhittered bv the advertising qnack ~,
=. selves Doctors and v. - i1cu ie eiseAS
il the IL soal, cf i.iiad lphia New lGrH' ioi o. 90
years ana have sct patients thai nave i ~ 80
~, tb nt- Of NJ aud CIomel tlah 'tt c"tId
noesilly ae ,ref from the disease It't anu more
The ,av will soon when Piii .'eHNS wiz o l' "
- IN ti,is Jsoas. have cufet in my prac ice many
nr. ~ dsras 60 was supposed 10 have teen cufs4 o.
ls lad only been driven back INTO The system. an
- - s5,y, -cIi in the Npsc. the iErnat the Eye
ar tho as ii, Swelling Of tie Cron, III E!'theS or
So an the Body II is then constitutional TOR the
;s or vrnc,aI n i,oH has then BE- aoao y the
-, rrrnIatiou Nv present practice and position at
,Nr,c. take This method of im.a'r &c I'd fellow
t tres the knowledge it has cost go, / study TO
oit.;rI.a and assure them the hu.r,. lan tiai
h. writing 10 me and describing sym ;'i>, can cur
ayerv form of disease SyhilSccOEd1ry or otherNl>r
UIcerations any The parts above mentioned Ghoror
reab elect S;r.cturcs Seminal weakness. %c.
uo Address {enclcsnc Slo for which Medicine Will Dc
sent generally sufficient to effect a crre,)
DR., JAMES Y. GUM,
Care Pacific express Co., OF b; box ~
Aprn 20 1S55-tf Post Office san j Iralcs'o
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
DIR. Webber's Inyigerating Cora'a'
An Iufall;ble & Never Failing Remedy:

NOR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA ,iS..r- a' l This
l. AGUE Trembling and all Ncr'ouf ,hr most won
extraordinary Ncrvne has effected soilc - ,;,re As
crul CUE lately in r.ns ol di7'be be A-cn
sample of is different effect in nc cIlnvpr from
ars IS per,ont who have used it one 50 ss [SE
not known what il vas sleep easy "'' c"'n 'or
u,' 'iu -, i not believe it at first but after uns
it ,e & fel benefited It gave me a Sh; 3 a
made m, digestion easy; and removed ''07 am
l - g esj price s. IFE BOTTLE or TWO for $50 at
1eA Washington street. san franei<ro IN s,erTc.
y nrfi % Is55-5l-u
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
SHERIFF'S SALE

D1 VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed anf
- issued out of the Clerks flee of the District tour
in and for Nevada county in favor of EORGE W. KIDD
and against Wh. 5. VANDOREN and JOS. NANDORFN
dated March ODD A. ID. 1859 for the of Four Thou
sand Humid ed and Seven Dollars and Fifty Six cents
Uebt and damages and Interest said sum of Four
Thousand Six Hundred and Seven roars and Fify-SiN
cents at the rate of Five per per month tho
4h day of august A b. 1854 until paid costs of suit
taAei at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents have levied upon
and seized the following described property to-wit :
0At.,HAlt INTEREST IN AND To EIGHT MINING
CLAIMS situated on Badger Hil about one and hall
miles from the town of Cherokee also the right title
and interest o, III and to AlEH ITCH leading on 10
SAID DggingS, also, the ONE-HAiF of the MINING
CLAIMS on said hill known as the CLARK and Yandoren
Dlggngs, which will sell at public auction to ht.
hghest bidder for Cash in front of The Court House door
IN the city Of Nevada THURSDAY 10TH MAY A. d.
lo32, between the hours Of \. NJ. and o'clockP NJ
Glven under my hand on This 9th dav Of April A. D.
1855. Attest: WM.H kNDEr orr sher;fZ e.
April 20, lS55-3w Ry s BoRI5,i n :
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AMEs PATRICK x CO.. Sole Agents for Roysier S
fruli brand tobacco have for sale and to arrive
c o loloMns wcl-known brands OF the Virgdia Manu-
Hchreu s iohacco l. Registers Fruit. VIM Greaners
@ un tactnry Turpn Il Yarborough's Apricot, Fl
S[eader Pridy Of ihe onion Wortham's Square and
erry tnrI q ~ = " ' ""un
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s.o.i! HA'd -

HJO~ICE is hcrciv given 10 the star, iol'ers Of The
"a A.,cr Mining Company on G't Flat, that 'hel are
required cal iue Treasurer u. \. bckuel AT his
Office Broad stree, AID pay their assessments. A"c'
further 10 tlt>c who 10 Noi pay up that th"i
shars i'll be sold uay rom ihc date Of this notice
a. The highest bidder. The oitc Of lhc Ire slrer on
th, 3uth Of .ari' al 10 O'CLOCK, \ VI.
Il. Y BICkNEI.L. Sec'y.
Nevada April y, - 51-2w
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20

O00 BBLS Fay's new hams, in brine;
LUO $50 bbls Amet K Billings Ham;
so hhds extra clear Pork;
so bbls do DO
IS hf bbls Family Market Beef;
500 hf bbls Corn Meal;
$50 kegs Lard;
100 cs 10 ID tins Refined Lard
so cs 20 ID do do
100 hf bbis extra No Mackerel
Is cs choice Dairy Cheese;
80 frkins New Butter, in dbl packages;
$50 do do single do;
1000 bags Chill Beans;
100 bbls Am. White Beans;
100 caroons Chill Peaches:
200 hf bols Dried Apples
$50 bxs Fresh Layer Raisins;
500 kegs East Boston Syrup, 5 and 9 gal
1000 bags Rio Coffee
200 bxs Y. Hyson and Gunpowder Teas;
200 bxs Imperial Tea, lb;
$50 packa Blk Tea, hf and Sd lb Fps
$50 DO whole Pepper, Allspice, Cassia
f7r sale by GOODWIN & Co,
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6 NJ HGN g

StTATE or CALIFORNIA, County and Township of
- Nevada Justices Court, before c. F. Smith Justice
of the Peace The People Of the State of California to
John {. Palmer You hereby summoned to appear
before the UNDERSIGNED Justice of he reace al his Office
in said Township, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April A.
D. 1859 at O'Clock, T, NJ. to the complaint of
sseph T. iobicil who demands Won the snm of One
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents al.
lodged to be due him by you for Horse hire at sundry
times account of which is file in nv Off, as
said complaint. On failure 20 appear and answer
Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum OF
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars ana Fifty Gents
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand thi, Fourth dav of January 1855
c. F. SMITH. Justice of the feacc
Ordered that the foregoing he published
three mouths successvely in the Nevada Journal
c. f. SMITH J. p.
Copy attest: u. FS!evS HILL Constable
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sherir,@ so1o

D1 VIRTUE OF ORDER AND DECREE OF r. tn NE
ID directed and issued out of the Hon. District Court o
the Tenth Jurical District in and for Nevada county in
favor OF VIM ID. McCIOUD and against J. c. DUFFEY far
the sum OF Three Hundred and Two Dollars and SEVENTY
-Four cents DEBT, and Fifteen Dollars and Ten Cents
Damages and costs Of suit taxed at Twentyr Dolls
and Ten cents directing the sale fthe following desirable
froperty, to wit The property on Bourbon HILL known
as UNITED STATES MINING CLAIMS or otheru;.a
known as the Lofts Shaft Mining claims together with
all the privileges and appurtenances belonging to said
Premises of whatsoever nature any wise
the said snteres composing the ONE THIRTY -SECOY6
PART of the whole Of said premises. Now therefore
notice is hereby given that will sell public auction m
the highest bidder FOR CASH all the above mentioned
and described property at the door of the Court House
he city of Nevada Thursday Nay 10Th, A. d. 1855
betwee the hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ
OF said day to sai fl pay the afore nd costs
damages, &c Given under my hand this the 18th da
of April, A. D. 1855. "'
ATTEST: WILLIAM H. ENDECOTT Sheriff n r.
April 2o--3w By S W BoR1yc T. 9
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Special fcticss.
MASONIC NOTBCE

T.: N; hANE LODGE, +. A. NJ. meets every FRIn,y
~ at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren invited to attend '''"N Hee''
n 4 u1cEye c., c. II. SEYMOUR ". NJ.
.
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LOST.

fExHr srosc riSc" los5 on or about the 22l OF
& March a small clasp pocket Book, in \ evada
couaty, confirming tw5 notes et -. each, both
% which were on tde same sheet of paper. The
hook also contained Il small gold specimen. worth
a5ori fifty cents, aLd bill oi sale ot horse The
navment IF tfe ah3ve r4tes has been stopped 49,
ANY person VITO viii return said book aud con
tents 10 de sutsc.;be' Viii be IL erav rewarded.
J0HN RUDSELL,
r-etala. april l. .. 5a-In7
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
Masonic Notice.

\ rAD1 H. A. CHAPTER MEETS EVERY MONDAY
-. ~ E-NlN", at the Masonic Hall on Broad street
e .h'el meetings the Monday or next proceeding
'ueft fuI Moon and Two weeks thereafter
q. ii. DiBBIE VI. F. II. p.
." -'"'App's = secretary 4l-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH!
In Store & received regularly, by Clippers
1nnn Bales No l Sugar;

200 bbs N. o. Sugar 1000 mts No china Rice;
4O0 DDS crushed do 100 bbis Carol ina Rice;
50O hhds new Hams and $50 bbls Tobacco asst
~ lBaconS; brands
500 cases and kegs Lard; 100 kegs Cranberries.
SOY hrkIns Butter 100 cases Salt;
so kegs Syrups; 300 cs brandy Peaches
lOU kgs Pickles | gal; and Cherries;
$50 bags Rio Coffee 500 cs Pickles:
800 cases ground do; $50 cs fresh Peaches and
300 do Oysters, Lobsters TApoles ::
and CLAIMS loo fresh Strawberries
21o DO Pie Fruits !; and Wortleberres
200 do assd Preserves; 500 cs Spices, ali kinds :
100 do Pine Apples 800 cs Lemon Syrnns
% DO hoast Chlcken; 200 cs Straw berry and
2oo 90 Grceu 1orn Peas Raspberry dc;
and Tomatoes 500 cs Salaratus & Cream
100 do Stoughton; Tartar .
500 bxs Candles 500 gross Matches.
100 doz hoop Buckets; 1000 bxs Soap d. Starch:
500 bxs G. T. Imp Teas l0D cs assd Candy;
300 bbls Clear Pork; 100 cs Tomato Walnut
200 cs Cheese TCats1p
100 kegs Honey 100 kegs Dried A pples
And all other articles usually kept in our line
All OF which will be sold under the regular mlket
rates, for Cash Orders will be promptly attended
to. J.H. COGHIId. & co.
april l3-lm 137 Front st, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-20
NOTICE.

TTfrE2E VII Be AN EXHIBITION Of the ch,Id,a, of
4 kcugh Heady Public school AT the 5iehoGst church
on SNFUROAT EVENING, 2l,tinst the proceeds tn Ie
Al piled tor tie completion of the school House Admits
sion 100. EIer Uses commence at o'cock +, i
hoped the f-ienps Of our Comon Schools VIII attend
A.Til -o-l" ABEL. DOBSON TEACHER
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From Central America,

The steamship Promethus left New Orleans
on Monday, 26th November. at 9 A. NJ, and an
chored in the harbor Of San Juan del Norte on
the night of Saturday. Passengers and crew all
well and in good spirits She left again Mon
day, Sd October, at A. NJ, with passengers by
the Uncle Sam from California, and reached this
city on Saturday morning last.
The Uncle Sam arrived at San Juan del Sur
on Saturday evening, 1st December, having left
San Francisco on the afternoon of the Goth No
vember, with two hundred and fifty passengers
and $35O,OsO.
The Northern Light arrived at San Juan del
Norte, with three hundred passengers from New
York, at 5 A. H. on Monday, and was to leave
same day.
The health of the Isthmus is excellent, and
the transit was made from ship to ship in twen-
ty-six hours.
General Walker was in quiet possession Of
Granada Peace and confidence were fully re-
stored, and the citizens had returned to their
usual occupations.
The revolution in Honduras had driven Csba-
mas from power, and he had taken refuge in
Nicaragua. He was received in Granada with
much distinction.
Guardiola had unsuccessfully attempted to
raise men in San Salvador and in Honduras, to
bring against Walker. They dreaded the Prov
ess Of the Northern invaders In Guatamala,
however, he gathered together force of about
two thousand, but the cholera broke up the ex-
petition.
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The steamship Mexico, Capt Lawless, arrived
on Saturday last from Galveston, but brought
no news of Importance.
The Galveston News of Thursday last has the
following paragraphs:
The brig Ellicott Capt Graft and the schooner Tiger
Capt Gollet both from Bangor Me- arrived In port yes
terday loaded with for the Galveston Houston
and Henderson Railroad We understand that there are
some ten or twelve other vessels now on their way M
loaded with materials for the above railroad which in
now graded between eighteen and twenty miles from
virginia Point beyond Dickinsons Bayou. Mr. Hooper
mas taken the contract to bridge all the streams on The
track OF SAID road, and is now employed that work
At the recent term Of the District Court in Richmond
John Barnett Was tried the charge of murder for
shooting Mr Glasscoek last summer and q verdict Of
acqutal was rendered.
Capt. Callahan and Capt. Benton, of the late
expedition across the Rio Grande, were in Aus
tin at last accounts. The State Times says
Capt. Benton has not entirely recovered from
the wounds he received in the fight with the
Mexicans and Indians.
We learn from the Austin State Times that
it has been resolved to hold an American party
State Convention in Austin on the third Mon
day in January next, to nominate candidates
for President and Vice President, and for such
other purposes as may be deemed important to
the party.
On the lst inst Mexican killed one of his
countrymen in Corpus Christi with knife. He
also stabbed two women. He was arrested, and
it was thought he would be lynched.
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FoREIGN ITEMS BY THs ArLAsTEc.-There is
nothing Of much interest from the Crimea The
fire between the two sides of Sebasto.
pol is still kept up pretty warmly, and the
Russians have constructed another battery.
Her magnificent stone docks. which were or
dsred to be spared, are now to be blown up.
Important subterranean works have been dis
covered near Fort Nicholas.
The Turkish Minister in London had received
the following dispatch:
CorsrAyrISorLE Nov. 15.-0n the sixth of November
the troops under the orders Of 0msr Pacha forded the
river Anskara, onfour in Georgia, under terrible
fire The river defended by sixteen thousand Rus
slams and our soldiers were in water to their armpits
The Sultan's troops attacked the Russian redoubts
with the bayone and carried them Notwithstanding the
desparate defence made by the snemy.
The Russian troops we're completely routed took
flight We have taken fye guns, seven powder carts
and forty prisoners.
The Russians have left than 400 dead on the sd
Of battle, among whom two superior officers and
hundred subserns. Our loss is sxty-sght dead, and
two hundred and twenty wounded
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Further from Kansas.
We find the following telegraphie dispatches
in the Memphis Bulletin

IspEfEspEscs. Mo Dec 3-Ths excitement 10 incressA
ing. The Ahoisonists have rescued prisoners from
the Sheriff He refused give concerned unless
to the Governor the United States ocers This r.
solution sustained by Gen. Lame editor at Law
renee and others of the stripe who
tinusly making speeches arguing preparation. Ths
militia slow to obey the Governors CALL PARTY
beripg 200 500 at Franklin, few miles dstar
armng large force. Reports reach us that the1a
100 organised in Lawrence armed With SharnIs
rides, enrenching themselves fast as possible Ths
Governor has called the president for assistance IRON
Forts Riley and Leayenwofth Until 1t is obtained pro-
bsbly nothing will be done, unless parties briag ii aa
themselves, in which case, many lises wll be lost
WESTON Dec, 4.-The Abolitionists have taken Atchi
SON They tried to eat the papsrs but were prevented
They contained secrets Of midnight order Atchison
was to be burned. Pat Laughlin has been murdered
party sft here last night 70 defend Atohison.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
HALLoWED BE 7HY MIME.


List to the dreamy tongue that dwells
In rippling wave or signing tree;
20. hearsen to the old church belis,
The whistlipg bird, the whizzirg bee;
Interpret right, and ye will fiad
Ills power and glory" they proclaim;
The chimes, the creatures, waters. wind
All publish, aHslIowed be Thy namsp
The pilgrim journeys till he bleeds, ...
To gain the altar OF his sires:
The hermit pores above his beads, #-
With Zeal that never wanes nor tires:
But holies. rite or longest prayer ..-
That soul can yield or wisdom frame,
what better import can 10 bear l,..
Than Father, hallowed be Thy name ~
The savage kneeling to the sun,
To give his thanks or ssk boon;
The raptursa Of the idiot one. ".... 5a
Who laughs to see the clear round moon:
Ths saint well taught In christian lore,
The Moslem PROSTATE at bis fame
All worship. wonder and adore,
And end in 'sHallowed be Thy name.n
Whate'er may be mans faith or creed.
Those precious words comprise it still:
We trace them on the blooming mead; s
We have them in the flowing ril:
One chorus halls the Great Supreme:
Each varied breathing is the same
The strains may differ, but the theme
Is, "Father, hallowed be Thy name o,
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u. States Tri-Weekly Mail Line,
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO vICkSBURG.
EyOR DONaLDSONVJIIE pIA

TITY PACKAGE AND BAGGAGE EX-
" PREsS-For the Dsliyey Packages Baggage
parts Of the city, at all houra from A. NJ tot NJ
Principal Office street. opposite S. Charles
Hotel. (no26 lm) C.C CLUTE.
VSOBACCO-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
the Mexican and Texas Markets. Aso TOBACCO Plants
on hhdB bb aud CIGAR TOBACCO constantly
and for saleby
fsAy TURNER RENsHAw, ss Camp street, ap stairs.
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First District Pound

First District Pound.
TKTAS brought to the Fourth District Pound on Jack
w son street. between Constance and Laurel streets,
One gray Horse, about IA hands high long man and
tail, no mark.
! One brown she Goat, white belly and horns
One brown she Goat, white round the body white legs
One yellow she Goat 'e'
One black she Goat with yellow shoulders, and slit in
the right ear. - -
One brown female Kid, with black streak on the
back, and black legs. -
Which if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
pehses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, on MONDAY, the 10th December. Is5s AT
10 O'Clock A. NJ, So, o.
AUG e. PHELPS.
New Orleans November 29, 1856
etc conduit depot des epayee du opatr;ene
Distrct, rue Jackson, entire les rues Constance ct
Laurel, comme epaves- -
un cheya girls denTiron IA mains de haut e queue ct
la eflnlere tongues sans marQue.
une Chevrs bruno ayan lie venre blanc ct de tongues
~ 'eNeo
Une Ghevre bruno lie tour du CORDS blanc les ismbes
blanches. ' ~ '@A'e'
Une Chevre jaune.
une ChevFe noire syant lie epauet jaunes ct lorele
jambes nores. ~ oo'' es ies
a. 81 les outs anmaux ne sont recsmes dams dix ours
ilgue au dis depot, LUNDI, le 10 Decembre 1855 10
AUG.s PHELPS commissaire des Rues.
AI AS brought to the Fouth District Pound on Jack
w son street, between Laurel and Constance. "a
One white female goat, with long hair and leatber
coar around the neck One black and white she goat
with string around the neck ~ e''
which, If not claimed within ten DAYS. and the eY
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
ssa pound on SATURDAY the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
a. M M. Aod =. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Dec 4th, 1855.
IT. etc conduit Depot des Epaves du opatr;ene
IL District rue Jackson entire Laurel ct Constance
comme epaves- ee
cuire cou. " 49, ei On
Une chevre nore ct blanche ayant un Gordon AN m,
81 ees ne sont recamees dams dix ours ct lea da
pehses payees ees seront yendues Penchere puhlona
au dlt depot, SAMEDI lie 15 courant a 10 heures NJ
AUG s. PHELPS,
,...-.u. o-, Commissaire des Rues
~ Yeno otleens, " Dec, looo d5 10 15
NNE AS brought to the Fourth District Pound on
Wv jackson street, between Constance and Laurel
Streets, estray- ~ AA'AoA
tail. .eA s Aaene anu
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex.
pense thereon paid will be sold pubo auction At said
pouno on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ AUG. s. PHELPS
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, December /, 1856
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l. etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrieme
IN District Jackson entire les rues Constance et
rel CONNIE epave-
I'm Cheyal bal, denviron IS mains de haut la cueue
ct Ia crinere tongue. aNsNo
s nest pas reclame dams dix rurs ct les depenses
payees, Il sera vendu Penchere publique au DEPOT
sEuDl, IL du eourant. a 10 heures A, NJ.
AUG s. PHELPS Commissare des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, Dec i lSh5 az 3 10
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THINK IT UNEQUALED.
FNyHE FOLLOWING LETTER ia from one

TYsHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of
Oldest wholesale drug
Boaton from their knowledge
The virtue of B. A. Fahnestock p Vermifuge;
MESSRS. b. A, FAHNESTOCK CO., Pistaburgh, Pa:
Gentlemen: Having for sold justly celebrated
yermuge, adding testimony sgardng
merits remedy for As safe remedy for This
dsss infants. children and adnlis think unsquad
far
iatcn with which aeqnsintsd. REED CUTLER L CO.
Sold all ths principal
Merchants throughout the United Stated n2l d. Win
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OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, December 5. 1856. J

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. [
City Of New Orleans, December 5. 1856.
No. AL
Rsso!red, That the Comptroller adudicate to the low
ist of January next four separate coniracls-one
each Disttic-for numbering and branding all carts,
dfays, etc. licensed by the city The bids shall be
certain sum for numbering and branding each cart,
dray, etc, and the persons holding dray or other Ii
cense, shall not in any pay than the amount
of the adjudication.
(Signed) WIN. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
(signed) FRANCIS ALPUENTE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen. 4
Approved 23d November 1852
(Signed) A. D. CROsSMAN, MayorehS
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 18th
December, will adjudicate my office, IL O'clock
NJ, the above contracts.
d5 I'd o. DEBUYS, Comptroller
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Police Jail seeond p;st,;,+

Police Jail, Second District.
XE AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
nches aged about 40 years Says be belongs to MT Daniel
shoty living in Livingston parish La The owner is re-
lussted to cali and claim said slave
E BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Oct Q, 1856 os oawam
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

GULLUM'S LAKE HOUSE-The under
signed wishes his friends public gsnerallv pnda,
stand that the Lake House the
his partner, Thomas A. Appegate. sac se vi
ALI having claims will pleas
TO liquidste. - e sie 'sSusassa
physically disqualified attending to the duties Of nv
oce las Srng by hyo
my eo1o compelled Be absent ,ns since nv re-
covey until recently regularly
public patronage ~ Ate VI
Those leaving hs city parI1 pleasure and efresbm.p will
hnt my house adequate their wants. ''A
Parties wishing
jyl6tf GEO w IuIJuM
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CoMPTROLLER,s OFFICE, |
City of New Orleans, May l, 1856
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorised and required to give notice. by standing
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1912
March 80 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the CITY unless contracted under authority of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- [Signedl D. L. TRACY
y President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[signed L. H PLACE
Approved April 2s 1856
lsignedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and Of sthe
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
. O. DE BUYS.
myIsu Comptroller City of New Orleans.