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The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

ITO the afcted-Persons troubled with disease should
l. peruse the following Letters of Recommendations,
from Dr. J. c. Youngs patients They voluntary of
ferngs of gratitude him for benefits received and
proofs strong Holy Writ of his scientific atanments
No read them without at having confidence
in him. and confidentialy make the assertion that
people afflicted with private other diseases will call
upon him preference any other physician in the
country Read them carefully, We that need medical
sisance and then loose time in consulting him while
there is time left to cure You.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
EMPIRE

D. Van Pelt- Proprietor
TNsTABLI- HE'D January 1853. All kinds of Iron
IL huer Vaults, afes and every description of House
Work, Machinery, Steam Boilers Edge Tools &c.
There other Establishment in the tate that has
the advantages for executing First class work. and
Prices as low any in the Atlantic cities.
All work equal the best of any state and quite supe
rior 10 much manufactured in this state
References Express Building California and Mont
gomery streets. Masonic Hall. Montgomery street Ar
mory Hall. cor. Sacramento and Montgomery streets
Wrights Banking House. Montgomery & jackson
streets and many other of the Finest Buildings in San
Francisco also the best buildings in Sacramento
and Marysvle Orders from Interior Towns filed with
care and all work perfect measurement
pirections Old shutters hand augf5srn
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
sEasasoEa. HsOnd az 40.

e1NkaSUEs. EsO1aN On SO.s
Ctorner Battery and Clay Streets. have now in
~ store and landing, large stock of nily Dry Goods
and 'lothing consisting in part of
300 bales brown Drills and Sheeting;
80 bales tOtton Ducks from No 050 to No 10;
100 bales twilled aid plain wide Duck
30 bales blue. white gray AMI scarlet Blankets:
20 bales mixed, white, scarlet and opera Flannels:
10 cases plain and figured de laines
20 cases Merrimac Pacific and Sprague Prints;
5cases French Merinoes and Coburgs:
5cases plain an figured Alraccas and Persians;
cases allwool-Plads and Dress Goods
10 cases saetS and assimcres;
10 cases Tvvecds an Ken:uclSv Jeans
5 Man.illas, C!oaks nd Vise,tes
l000 plain figured ald plaid Shawls;
1000 doz and knit wool Socks;
500 doz mixed Flannel Overshrts;
500 doz uerino Undershirts and Drawers;
$50 doz cashmere, satinet an Jean Pants;
$50 dozen 0verals and jumpers,
240 doz Hickory and Check Shirts:
100 tales Bats and Wadling
And large AMI well Seccted stock of Fancy and Dress
Good- which they offer low at their new stand
Coraer lay and Battery Streets San Francisco. 2l2m
,1aGc a,d Tpdia y,c
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
BILLIARD SALOON

HARRINGTON & PATTERSON,
60 long and favoraby known Broad street. have
~ moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be
found in the mountains Rogers, Hamilton Co. 5
Brick Building, on
MAIN STREET.
And hereby tender invitation to all their old patrons
and friends pay them reqUen visits they hereby
pledge themselves give good satisfaction formerly
The Saloon will be furnished with and magnificent
Billiard Tables and every appcndage complete.
The Bar
Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the
choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars.
Nevada, August 20 ls56 If
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
NPEHsRL &TERX.

Paper Hanging s. Bedding Establishment
NNOW & FItlSBIE have opened Store CONNER
- CIAL STREET, above Pine for the above business
would respectfully solicit share of public patronage. III
orders for material work viii be filled withdespa ch
and in aworkmahlike manner. Constantly onhand Hair
Moss and Pua Mattresses of best make Brass Window
Corniccs Loops and Bands Painted and Linen Shades,
wall Paper and Borders of all kinds
Hotels Offices Private and Public Rooms fitted du with
neatness and despatch.
Carpets sewcd and Laid Curtains made and put up in
the best style of the
Furniture resulted and covered.
s A. SNOW A. B. FRISBIE.
Nevada SEM. J le56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

% An exchange wisely remarks,
that "no dust affects the eyes SO much
as gold DUST
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
RObinso.,'s Crossiaag!

rTNHE ROAD from Nevada to Down:evTle by of
Robinsons Crossing in fine oosltion presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams.
To all the Mining Regonsaand all ihc variots~r
settlements along Divide the SoAh anil
Middle and the Middle and North E1bcs by 5Itbs
and Emorys Crossing.
and Travellers from Sacramento by,way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley aud Nevada and the mines further
South Poor Mans Creek, Nelson Creek, and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downievile.
~ This Road is easily travelled that between
Sacramento and Nevada Four hosses rea,l
from Three Four Thousand poTds al. Icssht from
Nevada the top of the hill Downicviiie vheI the
road is not obstructed by heavy rains snow,
WILLIAM E. R0BTYSON Proprietor
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

CONSTITUTIONAL Debility, or Seminal Weakness.
~ DR. Young addresses those who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgence in that
and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind. unfit
ting them either business society The following
of the sad and melancholy effects produced by
early habits of youth, viz Weakness of the back and
limbs pain in the head dimess of sight loss of muscular
power paipaton Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness
irtabiiry arrangement of the digestive functions gen
eral debility, symptoms of consumption, sc.
MENTALLY the fearful effects the mind to
be dreaded Loss of Memory confusion of ideas depress
ion of spirits evil orebodings aversion society," sef
trust love of solitude, tinity, SC. &c of the
evils produced.
All persons who afflicted with the above symptoms
should not fail to call on DIR Young, and be ut
stored TO perfect health Let false delcacy prevent
you but apply Immediately and yourselves from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible maady
Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured and full
vigor restored. DR. J. c. YOUNG,
Cor California and Montgomery streets, up stairs,
aug5tf San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

- The best thing to give your enemy
is forgiveness.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
The What Cheer House.

Nos II9 and i2l sacramento Street. San Francisco Cal
rs Acknowledged By all to be the Best. the
L Cheapest and most comfortable Hotel Oh the Pacific
Coast 1t is centrally located in lie business part o. .he
city and in the immediate vicinity of the L. Branch
Mint and the Ocean Steamship Companies Offices
- Read the Reduced Rates in the Price of Board
Board perday- Sl,00
Board per Week eck-.-.--.--.-.-.----------.- 600
Single Meals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Lodgings per night. SO cts, IS cts, and Sl.00
Free Baths to Boarders and to those stopping with
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
San Francisco Advertisements.
DIR. y. G.. Young

CORNER Of Montgomery and California streets, Wells
~ Fargo Cos Express Office. San Francisco. is the
Pioneer advertising Physician of California and the only
who received Collegiate Medical Education, and is
better qualified treat and has cured of Pr
Diseases than any other physician For reerencer
see all Of the rapers throughout the state.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
San Francisco Advertisements

For the Certain and Speedy Cure of
DISEASES OF PRIVATE NArrRE-oE LONG OR SHORT
srANDNG-wIFHoUTI INJURY TO THE SYSTEM
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET
ltnever has failed Itcannot fail to cure
THIS INVALUABLESPECIFIC, irstintroduced into
l. Pisa some fifty years since soon became well
known as CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE, that in every
town and city not only Continent but also in
Britain the demand for it great, its merits
astounding that in less than year from its ntroduc-
tlon had suppanted all other remedies The Medical
Faculty OF the different cities of Europe compelled
to acknowledge its wonderful mastery disease
Proprietors of other medicines jealous of sway vanly
endeavored to stay its progress Like grass before the
mower their efforts fell to the ground and like fire
the prairies sweeping all before it. its onward march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its merits
discerning public saw, tried and convinced its
magical virtues
The massive fortune acquired by Dr. Parera, from
the sale of the above Medicine during the six years he
prepared It, alone bore witness to its miraculous merits
At the death of the Doctor recipe was bequeathed
to his son. who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States The number Of CURES it has already
made is astonishing. Thousands tens of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy
lV All who use it it will Cure with Safety Speed,
and Certainty that other Medicine has possessed
RESORT TO No QUACK NosTRUMs Use a remedy
that has been tried for the last fifty years. and
known to fail
This Great Remedyis purely Vegetable
Beware of Counterfcits extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
persons to palm off upon the unsuspecng spurious COM
pound closely resembling the original Be particular
ouy without lne written signature or NJ
D. on the outside wrapper ofeach bottle All others
counterfeit and their compounders will be punished with
the utmost rigor of the law.
PRIcE-Three Dollars per Bottle For sale bt D.
Babcock sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed
D. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist
No II Davis street, between Clay and Washington
San Francisco
.Y> Also for sale by Druggists generally Throughout
California and the Atlantic States
AgentS-Dr. JOHN LARK, Nevada city.
Rice, Coffin & Co, Marysville.
b X Starkweather, Stockton.
W. H. Bruner, Sonora
Benjamin Shurtleff Shasta.
Child & Worthen Paceryille Drug Store
Justin Gates. Jr, Sacramento city,
DIR R. W. Carr. Downieville.
Dr. w H. Gatlif Yreka
Dr. J. d. Winston Los Angeles
WHEREBY & Morse San Diego
George L. Story, Portland, Oregon.
August 8, 1s56-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
PIONEER
Furniture Ware Rooms.
Established 1850.
No lis and III California street, San Francisco
Also Corner aud 9Th streets Sacramento city.

III AVE hand and are cons antiy receiving by every
arriv from New York and Boston, large additions
TO their already extensive stock Of
FURNITURE,
Which they viii offer wholesale and retail at the low
est market prices. Our motto is
''Quick Sales md Small Profits"
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere Or
ders solicited from the country which particular
ton is paid 10 suit in quality and price Goods packed
and delivered in the city free of charge septl2tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

Paper Hangings and Carpets
TUST RECEIVED-Per late arrivals, by FRANK
u BAKER, l10 and ll2 Clay street. San Francisco.
800 cases Paper Hangings, French and American ev.
cry variety
5000 rolls French and American Borders;
oops Tapistry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet
$50 ps Thrce-P1y Carpet
500 ps supcrfnc Ingram Carpets
$50 ps Extra Fine 1ngrai Carpets;
200 pieces Cotton and Wool Carpets;
125 ps s. air Carpets, assorted
275 ps Bay State Druggets
500 ps Oil Cloths, assorted
I25 ps Six Damask and B-ocaeile;
800 pieces Cotton n d Worsted Damask;
1000 pair Window Shades
375 / a." Lace Cur tans;
$50 pair Muslin Carttssiias;
5000 Corniees AMI Curtain Bands;
325 dozen Mt.ts assorted;
Stair Rods Table Covers Gimps Fringes, &c
Wholesale md retail by FRANK BAKER,
sep28 i'm l10& ll2 (lay 81, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

Ceamless Cotton ahd India India Rubber Iose-Fo
- sale by JANS0N, BOND s. Co.
Agents Union India Rubber Company,
Cnncr lay and Ba tery streets, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17


TRAVELLERS arriving in the city and intending to stop
the What Cheer House, particularly requested to
beware of Runners and Hack Drivers representing them
selves belonging to the House.
The reputation OF the What Cheer House being long
with Runners. say again. look ont for them, Won
certain to become victim their swindling opera
tiors.
In addition to great number Of DOUBLE BED Rooms,
there also One Hundred Rooms neatly furnished
The Bes f,tel up with springs and euriedhar mat
trasses thereby making this the BEST HOUSE IN THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
y. B-The What Cheer House sends to the boats an
express wagon with the Of the House on it. for
Carrying Passengers and Baggage Free
The proprietor wishes understood that all others
without any authority from him
r. B. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
Fancy Goods.

T. a1Cy GOOOS,
Small Wares, etc. Er-Late Arrical.
DoRTE MoNNAIEsi Playing Cards; Horn Dressing
L Combs;
Shell Dressing Combs, Pass Books,
India Rubber Combs, Shot Pouches,
Ladies Back Combs Percussion Caps,
Pocket Cutlery, Gold and Silver Iaces,
Scissors, Gold and liver stars,
Bowie Knives, Gold Scales
Whalebones, Gold Bags,
Perfnmery Gauntlets
Razors and Razor Strops Duck Gloves,
Tooth, Nail Hair Brushes. Elastic Belts.
Indian Beads, Dress Buttons
Letter Paper,
Laces, Embroideries, Etc,
Ladies Collars Habits Cuffs Taffita and Satin Ribbons,
White Goods Velvet Ribbons
Linen tambries, Bonnet ks and Satns
Linen Lawns, Artificial Flowers
'rarleons, Feathers,
Ladies Corsets, Plain and Figured Cap Nets,
Hosiery, Blonde Laces and Edgngs,
Woollen Yarn, Lace Mtts and Gloves,
Woollen Coats Silk and Lysie Gloves,
Knitting Cotton, Cravats and Handkerchiefs,
Zephyr Wool, Neck Ties
Sewing Cotton, Sewing siik,
Marshalls Thread, Embroidery and Saddler'
Bonnet Ribbons, SILK.
Also
A large and varied assortment of Fancy Goods Trim
mngs. and Small Wares all which will be sold at the
lowest rates. by
JONES, TOBHN & Co.,
Importers And Jobbers,
N T. cor. Slnsome and Sacramento sts,
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
EBill-EEeasls and Cards,
"POst 0aice Saloon"

Printed Cheap, Neatly and Erpcditiously
AT THIS OFFICE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
JUST OPENED pY
u N

JUST OPENED pY
f r 4 n X l. KIN,
WHO viii keep the BEST LIQUORS. fixed up in
w tEe BEST STYLE. There is a neat and com
Portable Sitiing-room attached where gentlemen can
enjoy the flavor of his fine Cigars or imbibe social
glass with his friend without intrusion or ANNOYANCE
Come, boys, and see me FRANK LARKIN
No. Post Ofiee Block Pine St
-cpI2tf next to MeR ,bsrtS Funston & Cos
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
G. w. ~ a1HIgEz,
Pioneer Book, Stationery and

No. "a Main street, Nevada.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire interestin
Il the Pioneer Book store-is now hand with large
and well selected stock of Books and Stationery which
will be sold at prices to suit the times
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Comprising Standard aed Miscellaneous Works-Blank
Books,-School Books-Poecal Works-Drawing Paper
Printing Cards-Tissue Paper-Fancy Note Paper and
Envelopes
Music and Musical Instruments,
Gold Pens and Cutlery-together with all the New
and popular publications of the day Atlantic Papers and
Magazines keeps constantly hand-also Steamer Pa
pers in wrappers-Postage Free
Aug g. G. w WEIGH
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17

LESSON IN Observation-Disclosures,
my dear, what country is opposite to us
~ the globe !''
Don't know, SIR
"Wcll, now" said the perplexed
teacher, suppose I were to bore hole
thr, ugh the earth, and you were to goin
at this end where would you come out!"
aOut Of the hole, sir, replied the pupil
with an air Of triumph.
CHINESE PRovERBs-sayings. which
are common among the Chinese, some
Of which, though curious, are correct:
When they want to describe person
who pretends to be very brave and
makes a great fuss in order to show his
courage, they say "He is cutting off a
hens head with battle-axe."
A coward who boasts of his courage
they call ga paper tiger"
They compare person who pretends
TO be what he is not, to fox who tries
to look as noble and strong as the tiger.
If a person is ignorant of books, they
will say, Turn him upside down, but
not drop of ink will come out of him. .
They describe an unstable man who
does not know which way to take OF
how to act, as one who "fears ghosts at
the ftont door and thieves at the back. "
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
4. SCMOTTE,
ASSAY Office. No. :sse FEasEa ST.

AT Williamson s. Dawleys Banking House
GOLD DJ II AND ORES of every description assayed
VI promptly Sni faithfully and returns made in from
SIX to twenty four hours--in Bars or ein.
- guarantee my Assays and viii pay any differ
that may in the same, with the Assays
oi the u. : Minis
y Refers any of the Gold Dust Buyers of Nevada
snd It's vicinity 1e-f
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-17
Bricks Z! Bricks

II. G. PHILLIPS
RE prepared I'LL ai orders for Bricks, at the
y most rca sona5ie rates. delivered or the Yard
- rhe quality OF the Brick may be seen on Rogers
Cos Building Main The clay is the very best
IN the country.
Orders left at the Ncvala Journal Counting Room or
At the R-ek Yar one-half mile from Nevada, on the
Red Dor roal will BE- promptly attended to. We shall
always have hand large lot TO supply all who may
favor US ~ III their patronage
H G. PHILLIPS
Nevada May 80 1856. If
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The United States sloop ofwar Falmouth, was on
Wednesday last taken into the Government dry dock
at the Brooklyn Navy. Yard for inspection. She was
taken out Yesterday, Thursday when the steam irig
ate Mississippi was substituted in her place. The M
is having thorough repairs in her hull and machinery;
and il lie expected she will remain in dock for two or
three months.
MISSING VESSELS.
The ship Havana, Capt. Alexander Adams sailed
nom this port on the 10th of January last for md On,
derry; and the ship Stephen Brown. Captain joseph
snow sailed on the 9th of February for Havre. AS
neither had been reported at the latest dates from
Europe, it is much feared they are lost, with all on
board. ,.., ,,o
tuns register, owned by Calvin Adams, esq, anc
valued at ga O0 She had cargo of 200 barrels OF
aour. and "a 900 bushels of in bags The vessel
was insured at four different Offices in this city for
and the freight at two offices for 81, 900. The
bags, valued at $3.50, were unin uiec: The cargo
was probably on foreign account, and iasured IN
Europe. There were thirteen persons on boar, all
told Capt Adams wac 10 yeav old, and hailed from
this CITY. He was a brother Of the owner.
The stephen Brown Of Boston, was new vessel, OF
$50 tuns r. gster, her first voyage, bum al BATH
Me. in 1885, valued at about 100000, and owned prin
eipsIly by Vernon Brown, esq, Of Boston. The YES
sci is fully insured in that city Her cargo, whcn was
on foreign account consisted of 100 barrels OF hour
90 e5l bushels OF wheat valued at about $4,000, and
i supposed 10 be insured in Europe There were niue
teen souls on board including Mr. Brown, passenger
and SON of the owner Capt. Snow hailed from Brews-
ter, Mas.
The following i. list of the crew Of each vessei,
with their places Of nativity:
Cree q Is. Ha-srs-Fr.oiin Emery, ia mate q H.ne.
den Me- eyed p yesp Jas Bstie ID mate, o. this eyi
Isaac TonDsea of Maryland John hsrsy ,osa yoass oeo
smith Isssc Errehson hn Suilvsn Wa Lock WITS Ihom1
Kshrs AID Cha. Gs-dnsr al Of New York label, Th'nP
con, s'ewsrdees, Of ksw.fork- 49,. O
0yes Of Ue SfeyA<s Bvvvs-h II Eidrdss ht nsts, j. 8
Hedss Sd mate both Of Boston; j. Msk fhlsdephis
Geo Caa Of vs,psraisoi Alss Samners Wn DAys. Thea
Inch Jsecb Rate. al o. Esw he Williams sAa FrAr
cisco; Maria Hscksy. stewafdsss. pkisdslphiA.
Tksre ae two other vessels the absence Of Which u
causing spprehcnsoss for their safety VIZ TIE ships
Ocean Queen, Capt, SW0tt. which sailed I'm London
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verted 70 by The speaker. He stated that great
want which we now experienced was a want Of waaf
accommodations, and ths increa sng every year,
was becoming ma. ifest that we were approach
ing the time when the adoption OF tie
wet basin system used in European seaport cities
would be ams;ter Of Imperative necessity. Toremedy
breakwator be cor sr.ct.d in the vicinity Of Fulton
set TO extend to Brooklyn to have in ii four locks
two q r smsll and tao for large ve~e--and another
breakwater to extend the rvtr near the foot OF
BeekweIls leland, with q large ard small lock on
either side Of the island This he contends viii fur
nsh mmodatioo for all the chips that would be in
our hsrbor at ary one time.
vote Of thanks was rendered TO Mr.. Wheeler, after
which the Society adjourned.
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gen had been declared the Union adjourned until u
p. M, at which time the Annual Sermon delivered
by the Rev. X. w. CUsHnAs of Boston. The Society
convenes az sin this morning
by special request the Rev. Mr.. HAGUE Of Albany
will repeat bis sermon the Antiquity of Prel fcy,
"and the Rise Of Sectariapism, on Sunday next, at
10, a. H.. in the Perepont-street Baptist Church in
Brooklyn n; and st p. m. in the Baptist Tabernacle
In Second avcnue NCw-YOrk
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The regular meeting Of this Society was held last
evening at the Rooms Of the Society in the Newfor
University Building. The paper Of tho evenag uss
resd by Mr.. JOIN E. WHEELER-the subject being the
ymnrovement Of our Hsrbor. The advantages Of tho
eeogrnphical situation Of OH haboS vere 6rt ad'
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on tie 18th of February, aud the ship Driver, Capt
Holberton. fror Liverpool February ia, both bound
TO this port. II IS supposed they have been crippled
II spars and have put away for the Western Hes
lJoUrua u
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PORT SOCIETY.

The Thirty. eighth Annual Meeting Of the Society
for promoting the Gospel among Seamen in the Port OF
New York. was held at the Mariners Church, cornor
Of Madison and Catharine streets, Monday, and at
subsequent meeting of the Board of Directors then
elected, the following appointed officers OF the
Society for the ensuing year; Nsjsh Taylor, Pres-
Reuben Brumley, Capt. 4. Richardson, yice.Presi.
dents; james b. Wilson, Treasurer; VIM. D. Harris,
Cor Secretary: L. p Hubbard Recording Secretary.
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H., ,he vote. DR.. Campbell had los votes; DIR.
S Spv" ee: and DR. Jumko, H. There being no
,o.sso1;ty, or motion, DR. Campbell was declared
The motion as 10 hours for daily meetings was now
-, Ard carried a. above stated. Resolutions were
pssed providing for tho following order of business:
friday, May le, al 10 q. m, reading of reports of
committees Gu Annual R\Nrt, Foreign Missions,
Eovcstion, Publication Chuch Extension, aud refer
epce of the same 10 Committees and thereafter the
receiving and considering nj the reports of these Com
miittes as follows: On Annual Report, Tuesday, the
9Oth on Report of Board of Foreign Missions, We'd
ntsdsy, 2lst; Of Board Of Education, Thu day 22d;
Of Board Of Publication, Friday, 23d of Church Ex
tension Committee Saturday, 24th-all at 10 =. m.
Seven hundred and fifty coples Of the roll with Stand
tat tecond order OF business for Saturday. cath, be
The reception Of delegates from foreign bodies
Aier prayer by the Moderator, Adjourned.
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nRooKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors held . meeting at the
Jail in Raymond street last evening, r. C. BRAIsARD,
the PRECEDENT, in the chair
Sun SMITH prt scented q statement showing the
amount of expenditure for the month of April which
is as follows:
On General Aims House account. S2l ss5 AZ
Pepitentisry account. o,lov
Temporary relief. 1850 10
The number Of officers and employees in the various
Institutions is isis and there are "a lunatics from
the county in the Asylum.
The Superntendents report that the whole amount
Of theh Indebtedness ISL; ..,...'''''"'"ezt'i
Due officers, employees and others. 4.5H IL
Against which they have claims against the Commis
s?opers of Emsr atioa amounting to....... SS5sI %
The Keeper Of the Penitentiary reports the number
confined on the LIST of May was lo4 males, OIL females
total l65. Admitted during Apnl, l04 males, Al fe-
males; total las. Discharged, Ill males, 46 females
total, 157.
SIM. c. W, KELSEY Of the Seventeenth Ward sent
in his resignation, which wac accepted