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ofs0 days OF NE ne when sai payment VIII Be made and whereas
The Treasury Department. has saoed s form Of reeAss ihs
United stes Of release The STATE ofTsKGs
notice hereby given creditors that payment pro Tata viii
be made the treasury Of me UhiIed States BY ofuesy
drains Of The assistant easure o. public depos'as Of The
uned Tho LEI JuHe 1890 70 such ofthe hold
genuine evidences fssd debt
cofdanee with provisions Of said who shall have
said certificates evidences Of said debt
States IN The form 10 the United
The tbs State VI Texas aud hed The
same with The Secretary Treasury ~ days before
ext being required investigate the
ceraeae for which purpose the Department. advised
who knowledge oihe dsb
was created handwriting OF The officials whose signatures
are attached II desirable that all the certificates and
Of debt should l1ne and
the take that all esTdcas and evidences
hsd will be retained for
on until department shall be fully satisfied
eedeass and evidences produced The assignment and
may and acknowledged in the presence
Secretary OF the Treasury the chief clerk thereof the
public, and be witnessed by the Assistant
Ietay noay AMI be certified notary
seai but the holders desire
sgnmen and the releases out OF The city Of Washington
may the presence OF assistant treasurer
surveyor Of the CUSTOMS the Of notary public
by the collector and tho notary public
be The noay under his notara sea and
where
SIDES aud releases be before
record pesence judge thereof
be witnessed BY them certified by under his
holder the United States
before United CONSUL
eered him under his All ped
notary clerk CONSUL
they the real The certificates other evidences
debt that the have beea assigned lem bona @ for
and the clerk consul must include the fact
declaration 10 their certificate OF acknowledgment
dividend wben allowed by the accounting Office
parties In accordance with their directions
dras handed their regularly agents for
mission. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Form a.
persons by these presents that - has released
United States of America from all further
payment OF certificate evidence OF deb
number 8, Issued by the late republic Of
redeemed Uned Safes In accordance with the
entitled The
Of the late republic OF Texas
Ia Congress of September eighteen hun
approved the 2sh day OF February 1885, and
OF the Texas approved LIST OF February 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
Form ~.
Know all persons by pres that has released
and hereby feeases Of from all further liability
claim pay Of certificate evidence OF debt mum
Of 8, issued by The late republic o
United States accordance with ths
Congress- entitled An act To provide for The
q such creditors Of the late pubc Of Texas are com
the Congress Of September eighteen hun
drcd and my approved the ae day of February and an &C
Texas approved The LIST of February 1856.
As witness my hand and seat
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THE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob orpR. No

THE ONLY OWE AuTBOKrzEDf-TheR Rob or DR. hoy.
SEAU LhfFEGTEUH IL superior sirups Of
nrr, pafia other similar remedies. IL radically
wthoui All affections ofte dsrres scrous
period q % and hereditary acaony Of kumor- As depura
tive u powerfully cacOus catahs bladder
fractions and other weakness Of arriving
injections soundines. sJphilc
Of bassm Of csava or epbb from eiecons which only rep
the without neuuaisIEg The Rob Buyyeau
recommended IN syph diesses whether
and which resisted the powers mercury odure
o. potassium.
Gensai agents fer the United States Gabriel Bondn, esq,
William street. New York. for wholesale Ducong.
New OreHns Seuily, San Francisco.
The Rsb sold druggists the Uni
ted Statos The pamphlet 81 Docf Gsry4s
cal properties o. the Rob will be ottanrd writing Bnn
dn " William street, New York, who will give nfOrna6op
wanted
o. B. prepared h orders for South America the West In
dies &C free Of the United Staes duties
March Idly
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ItOHGE WOODS NEW uoRK.-sodern Phgi~,
showing ne improvements 10 Uavsi The eiho
rrachpg ~. Celestial C,y ~ George Wood Il "Psi
seheimihl IN Amefea!i volumes. Price 81 Is.
Lci'trs 70 yunf rhyseAn entering upon practice lEHp
IarSSos, NJ. d. u. .. g.. = IL ~
lS9sn AS snd a. Richard yytldr,h sDhor ni1
II the United States, g. Is.
~ Is. 49, =
Just Pub.bod, and foI 50.
TAYLOR 4 MAURYs
Nov a. so.l.,o,s near On
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wAsHNGrOs BRANCH RAILROAD,
Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rel.riian Of Eng n CnHtar.Ln


Redsoii0n Of Pare 10 California,
r. UEitcd States msil steamships leave York
[l-Nf& for AsPinWan the oh and 2Oh month,
N.ez4&A connecting with mail from Panama
01ks21nn1K francisco.
THESE steamships have been Inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty frcci and sufeiya
The Panama railroad az miles
10 OCEAN AID y crnsred haur The
gee checked IN NV York through sen Francisco
enharted fanas by
The Hnaey paid IN New York all q the
Reserve steamers kept IN New York,
san francisco, detention
the route u endrely rflaAls.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conduetor through by each steamer charge
wumtn and children without obCr protectors.
or ihf1u tickets It The lowest apply tho agency IA
West street, View York, 10 !. W. RAYMOND.
Aayb-du
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PROPOSED p.rxs o. SAILING.

EDWARD x. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
81 Austin Frars, London
3. @. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
Paris
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The College 81 g. DANES, MsryIand
HE second term Of TIE present session bgn. MONDAY ~
Il March
There n courses Of c.esus preparatory, and oO~pa
Addte.s R'v Or. KERFooT. Rector, &C.
fsb l2-2avfv r
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pRoeHEss Of RsI,g'ou. Idea, BY l. hart. ch,ra.

u 3vois.
The New Purchase Early Years
LEy, Novel. 1 vol.
Works Of Cbas, Lamb. 2
Harpers' Story Book, Vol T.
Murico aud rs Religion BY v. A. Wilson Illustrated
Border Dsszsst By w. Griruors sinhG
Smile " ChaFrs nckpua
The Cbua via BY Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of tho Cout u the saar.s BY William Harrison
Nov n FRANCK TaylOR
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I osoEELLow's New po.m.-Ths song Of Hihwatba
IL BY Henry Woodwork lsnngf-Il0wt PIies 81.
Curious about Faircs and People
Ju,t published rnd for sale
TAYLOR nAURYs
NovIS BdokstaS,. near ah 1t.
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ERENCH JuvENILE BooKs--A wcl-ssectcd collection
oFrench Juvenile books prices
adapted 10 various them beautifully Illustrated may
Be q md II the bookstore Of the undersigned, imported himself
direct nom Paris. = .
Dec El"' = FRAScK TAYLOR
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y X. Brennan,
Sept S-dly Baltimore. Maryland
Philadelphia, Niagara, and Great western Line.
PASSENGERS depot oyte Philadelphia and Rad
Ina Railroad Company Broad and Vine sc.u daily
a. N.
Fare 70 ChicaEe. %
NaE1ra tals.. ....,.,.,........... 10 90
buhhos.s. ........,.... ~ ~
batANia.s.s.. .............. ? 90
hoebeztef. .''..s..',.. . 80
w
~ -. 7
Freight trims READING Rsusd Depot
tBroad and Chery srett) daily for Chicago
points Arrangements have beeu made which despatch
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad JowrI ~
GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUoRs .uc.-ws her leave 10
VI cali the aiteuton o. enas and the public
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Pine green and black
Jaws, RIO, and LaRuayra cofees
Refined and brown
Family, sur,raue, and extra -four, in hhls and baes
Chesre lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of dcscrnfion
And every other article necessary make complete
ment
wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port oluret champagne wines AZ yote
hra-ds, snd part very superior
Fine handes, whtskey, gins, sc, in and rIa-s
Tore'aer with large stock o. Havana, German domestic
cigars.
win of-r The above goods with anv other articles which w
families and the call upnyng ths uants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON. A CO.
South sido Penn avenue, Between ~ Oh streets.
octQ-law3wh
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Y. ". PHAsE.

Ard whereas me creditors rsfed
deemed win the holders
act Of De of rexas and whereas ALLEGED
orFsd certificates II said debt the hossrs ~ which
b. serutua claim of
ofCoprrrss requires the holders ose and o,he
evidences shall releases United STAGE
ND Tens before payment; section
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nE call pubic his
assortment UruhiEg goods, which rendered
complete eyefy department cotsis,ing IN pan Of
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T. ". ptaee % the STATIC o Texas do hereby
Hy Edward signed the esrhcse The preceding
seera n state and the date II said oeraeas
State Cor The o. Terst that be E BY law, The
keeper q INC osaa statute laws 81 SAID state, ard ai his sios
tation u ~ due
testimony whereof the
seat of The star All ed the city ~ hustn,
szaL h The With day ~ February ~ 1886 and the
ofhs ind nsudspcs ~ tho Waited eighteen and
Of Texas the twcnueih wear. .s.M
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Approved 1t February, Issc,


DEr1RTuKNT STLTr,
Austin, Texas, February q 1895.
I, Edward Clark, Secretary Of
hereby certify that The foregoing eFt hereto
and u the osnsi entied Au giving
cedtaf.
~ ~ Seesmbr
N.Y. whicp pas.ed the sccnnd ses Thirty
Conss. q the United sa,ss snd approved February twenty
tse,s NY hand and department The day and
fsEnLl year Aforesaid
- EDwARD CLARK
t#s a.9.# Secretary q stats.
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Mysteries of the Post Once,

"A mail bag is eptome Of human liEe"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL RAGS;
Or, Notes from He Diary Of Special .Sgent fac Foa on
Depuyfngs,l.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed is
IL sued from the Clerks Office of the District
Court in and for the County of Nevada in favor Of
FREDERICK MAY and against w. G. VoNPO Ell
NlTZ. dated Dec. 81. 1855, for the of two hun
dred and forty-three dollars, debt, damages, with
interest on the sum of S243, from the oath day oil
July, 1855, at the rate of Ten per cent PEI annum
together with costs of suit taxed at S2s 65lOO dol
ldrs, nave leVled upon and seized the fnlln,r-e
described property which had formerly attached
to-wit One house and the lot on which it stands,
situated in the town and County of Nevada, at the
upper end OF Broad street, the west side and
now occupied by the said Won Poelnitz, dwell
ing and office.
Which shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for Cash at Nevada city, the 2lst day OF
January, A. D., 1856.
Given under my hand this 9th day of December
A. d. 1855.
Attest w. w. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Nevade comfy.
Dec 2s-tds BY c. f, WooD, Under Sheriff.
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SHMMONS .

SIAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, S.
~ Dtrict Court of the 14th Judicial District Of said
State The People of the State of California TO WILLIAM
LLOYD and JOSEPH hEsrNER, Greeting You hereby
comm anded to appear and within twenty days
served in this District and within This County, and within
40 days served out of this District and within this State
the complaint OF John f. Heiman and John Swgert PLAN
tls now on file in the Clerks Office of the District Court
aforesaid against defendants for the recovery of
-Four Hundred and Seventeen dollars and forlythree
Or in OF your failure appear and answer said COM
paint the said plaintiffs viii Judgment against you
hereor by Default together with dam ard costs of
suit and also demand of the COnrt such other relief is
prayed for in their said complaint;
In testimony whereof. John IL, Boswick, Clerk ofthe
Fourteenth judicial District COar aforesaid doh ereunto
set ny hand aud impress the Seal of said Court, this 9th
day OF October. y d. lS5j ]. Ii. BoSTWiCK, Clerk
BY T. p. HAwLEY, Dep.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the application of HORACE R
FERRE an Insolvent Debtor.

IN tIIO HIdUtVl Ul tIle dppIIcalIOH OI HOKACE II.
FERRE an Insolvent Debtor.
In the District Court the 18th Judicial District in and
for the County of Nevada
t)UkSCANT to an order this day made by the Hon.
Niles Searls. District Judge Of the District Court,
Aforesaid Notice is hereby given all tho creditors of
SAID nsovent to be and appear before said Court at
Court douse In the town and county of Nevada, the
ls MONDAY OF February A d. 1856 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
then ana there to show Cause if any they why an
signment OF the said Insolvents Estate should not be
made and he be discharged his debts as an
Debtor.
Given under my hand with the seal of the District
Court Aforesaid hereto affixed this eth day Dec A. D.
iS95 BY order of Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge
j. Ii. B0STWICK. Clerk District Court
59td By THOMAS 2. HAwLEY, Dep
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In the District Court in and for Nevada County and
State Of California John f. IleiIman aid John Swigert
vs. Nm, Lloyd and Joseph Kestner.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction from the afidavs Of
the above named John F. eilman that the above
ed defendant Joseph kener has departed from the State
and not now resident of this State; and that the above
named defendant Wm Lloyd due diligence be
found within the State and it in like manner appearing
that of action exists against both the said defend
ants and that they necessary and proper parties To the
above entitled therefore order thai the summons
in this action be served the said defendants. Lloyd and
Resner by publication thereof, once in each week for Il
period of three months in the NEVADA JOURNAL public
newspaper published in said Nevada County.
27-3in NILES SEAR1lS, District Judge
\ True ,sr4y-aties. J. H. Rostwiek c j.
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Exchange and Banking Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO, January l. l s56.
'ENHF undersigned have entered into co-partner
L ship, for the purpose Of tran. acting a legiti-
mats Exchange and Banking business, under the
pame and style Of GARRISON. MORGAN,
tRkTZ It RALoTON, in rhis city, and CHAS
MORGAN q co, in New York
The cash capital paid in is seven hun undred thou
sand dollars (S7t0C60)
An amount viii be kept in ;ha Manhattan B lnk,
New ork at all times to cover our bills in case OF
loss OF any shipment OF treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight Exchange on
the Mauhattan Bank, Chares Morgan Co.,
New York; also on the Manhattan Bank. made
payable, viz: at the Southern Bank, New Orleans,
La Messrs. Darby s. Barksdale, Bankers Saint
Louis. Mo, Southern Bank of Kentucky, Louisville
n.y. ONO Life insurance and Trust Co, Cincin-
nall, ONO, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank,
PntSbqrGh, Pa, to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bull
lion, Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi-
ties, maxi collections and to transact all matters
pertaining to cur business the most liberal terms,
G.. X. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN
by his attorney G.. X. Garrison.
r. $. FRETZ,
January lin w. G. RALSTON.
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AsSicDee'S Sale.

QY ORDER the District Judge of the 14th Judicial
ID District for Nevada county, in the of c. "
THURSDAY, the cath inst at the OAK Tree Ranch tie
following effects of the said c. Cornell placed in my
hands as Assignee in the said case to-wit
j, 231 Feet Lumber, 1,S00 Fence Rails
oSe Posts, Bar Fixtures, Household Furniture
IL Hogs, Groceries,
"a Pigs moro or less,
30 Chickens and
One sixth of the Claims in tho 'Au,criean-C
Which said effects viii be sold without reserve TO the
highest bidder for CASH.
W. W. Wight, Assignee.
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LangtOn's Pioneer Express.
NEW ARRANGEnIENT.

increased facilities for the prompt transaction of the
Express Business in all lis Branches.
TllE undersigned will continue the Express and For
lANG and under his special supervision will fom
and alier the first day of November run daily Freight
anu treasure Express in charge of Messenger,
through from here to San Francisco and ms beretonr
all points in the ronte,
s. w IANGTON
Nm. WILKTNS)
November s-3m ClIAS. 2. STONE
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Ordinance No. Ii.
1n Pre,.e,,t Fires

Whereas Of the chimneys Of Blacksmis slops In
Nevada in such condition that the buildings sur
rounding them are in great danger Of fre therefore for
the safety Of the town,
The Board of Trustees do ordain rs fellows:
The owners or occupants of every blacksmith shon
within the limits of this town shall within ten days OF
the publication of this oddance secure the chnev of
such shops with wire screen, and sheet iron drum TO
eaten inc SPARKS OF said ebimneys and sbal build the
SAID chmneys to height not less than four tcet above
the roofs Of said shops:
FOR any violation OF the provisions Of this Ordinance
me owners or occupants of sail shop shall ccnyic
ion De fined not less than Ten than Fifty Dol
afs and on default of payment be imprisoned less
thas two ner morn than ten DAYS.
Passed December 10 : $ UIFsS7Y President.
i. a. SARGENT, Clrrk dec-l-ln
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Jones, Wagener ct al
Am motion Of counsel for Defendants herein it
" is ordered that the Creditors of the late firm
of New ORTHY & co. composed OF the above
named parties, Plaintiffs and Defendants, be and
they are hereby cited TO be and appear before H l.
TBoRNToN, Esq a Referee, hereby appointed at
his Office in the city OF Nevada, between the 25th
and Both OF anuary, A. d. 1856. then and there to
prove their claims against said firm or they will
be forever barred thereirom.
1t is further ordered that due dotice horeof be
given by publication in one of the newspapers
published in the tewn and county of Nevada for the
space of 20 days
State of California, County of Nevada-ss
], ]. II. Bostwick,l Clerk of the District Court
Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for said county,
DO hereby certify that the above is true copy of
an order upon the Records Of said Court in mp Office
Witness mq hand and seal of the District Court
aforesaid hereto affixed this Sd dag of Jan. 1856
J. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk.
THos ?. HAwLEY. d. G. Jan 4-3w
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Declaration Of Intention.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; ,SS
County of Nevada. SS
AIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that I, GRATIA ANN
" HINKSON wife of Aldana Hinkson make this my
declaration in presence OF Act o authorize married
women transact business sole trader, passed April
12th 1852, that intend on and fter the I'd day of jan
uary A. D. 1856 carry the business of Hotel keep
ing Ranching, Mining and trading generally in my
name and my account in the above named coun-
ty and further declare that the amount of capital in
tend to does exceed The OF One Thousand
Dollars nor in any part of the said capital the money
properly of my said husband And further that
from and after date aforesaid will and shall be in
dyidually responsible in my for all debts
racted by account of my said trade and business
GRATIA A. HINkSON
STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada-ss
Be il remembered that this ID day of January, A
D. 1856 personally appeared before me Notary Public
in and for the said county, Gratia A iinx personally
known to be the individual described in and whe
executed the foregoing instrument who acknowledged
to me she having been made acquainted with the con-
tents thereof examin alton apart from and without
the hearing of her husband that she executed the same
freely end voluntarily without fear compuson,
under Influence of her husband and that she does
wish to retract she execution of the same
Witness my hand and official affixed
(Seal J. l. CALDWELL, Notary Public.
SLATE 81 California, County of Nevada SIS
/, J. II. BosrwIcK, County Recorder in and for the
above county, do hereey certify that the foregoing
true copy OF the original declaration Grata
lnksoh 10 transact business sole trader pursuant
the Statute in such cases made and provided now on
file at my Office.
Witness my hand and ocisl sealythis the Second day
of January 2e56. J.H BOSTEICK.
January 4ow- Recorder of VeTada county.
M oTlCEBe it known thai lhe partnership heretofore
~ existing between H. K. STILES and WILLIAM
BURLINGTON was dissolved by mutual consent on the
I'd dsy of January, 1856, Fl. R. STILES,
January T-3w WIN BULLING Ten
Rome.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-11

DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Institute
is becoming sine qua non" to the welfare Of our State
and health of citizens, and his rapidly spreading rep
uation although may excite SURPRISE is but the signal
of Skill, and follows the natural effect of such
We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who have
sfuered for years under Chronic disease had
taken advantage of every available that promised
relief but without success, until they called upon Dr.
L. .Czapkay who incredible short space of limo
gwen Them entire relef The Dr. conducts his Insi
tue manner that must be satisfactory to all his pa
tIents. He examines, advises and recommends without
charge, and the patient after hearing his terms for treat
ment can accept reject at pleasure, whereas
qure consultation fee, although the consultation may
not be satisfactory In does the doctor make
charge unless he effects cure This he is able do,
bcaue he feels the confidence which long experience
has given, and doubt the consolation which apper-
aims to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
Acute or Chronic disease, would do well to consult the
npr at all events it do harm, for consultation
he asks fee does he insist upon obedience to his
advice, unless the patient places himself under his
y Offices No, 1 & ARM0RYi scorner of Sac
.Rpento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
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GRAND Performance
BY THE
Ravei Troupe =!
Asa s.'.5:a AHi5lTHi s:'..Hs IfFEIs
IS. s-- ss@s ---s- -zzSS--t zS-t
ON FRIDAY EVENING.
ON FRIDAY EVENING.


GABRIEL RAyEI, Director and principal Pefor'
mer.
Henry WELLS, First Pantomimist and Dancer.
Mons. CoIIET, Principal Dancer and Bale:
Master.
Mons. BIoYD1y First Grand Tight Rope Per,
former.
Mons. DuBoucgEr. Second Grand Tight Rope
Performer.
Mons. GRossI, First Mime Serieux.
Mons. GILES, Leader of the Orchestra.
Mons. Philippe, Mons. Julien, Mons. Ignaeio,
lie Petit Carlo, La Petit Louis, Martinetti,
Tight Rope, Acrobaeic Feat Performers
and Pantomimists.
Mons. TOLEDO, First Coriphe.
MI Celestine FRANCK, First Danseuse.
Miss FRANCIS, Principal Dansense, Demi-Car-
actere.
MI CAPEI., Second Danseuse, Demi- Caractere
Mile DESIRE, Second Danseuse and Mime
Nine P. Martinetti,
Nine J. Martinetti, Mines and COryphcs.
Nine Blondin,
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Late Publications

UST RECEIVED: Fern leaves st and 2nd series: Life
- and beautes of Fanny Fern; Lamp Lighter: The
Wre's Victory. by MIS-. Souhworth; Bankers Daughter
complete, by Re nolds Life OF p T Barnum; Oenorfs
Spanish French and German Also 500 assorted Novels
by al lthe popular Authors. For sale of course by
nc2l-tf POTTER & CRlTTENDEN
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STATE OF CAIIFnaNIA County of Nevala-SS
Personally appeared before me, County Clerk and
Recorder of the county aforesaid, ANN JANE IRWIN.
known to be the person designated in the body of
the lortSong declaration who made oath and executed
the said ieclaratic my presence.
Subscribed and 10 before me, This I'd day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1896.
J.H. BOSTWICK, Clerk,
January f. 1856 -Sws