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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ORLEANS
RIOTS AND BLO0DSHED.
NEN.ONITAN

NEw-OuEANs, Tuesday, June .. 1886.
At the election held in this city yesterday the Amer.
lean candidate for Mayer elected by over 1000
msjorty. With the exception oftwo Assistant Alder
Il en-, the entire American ticket elected.
In the First Precinct, Mr.. Trepanier Clerk Of the
First District Court, and two other persons wee
stabbed, and MIR. TrePauier shot several times by
band OF Sicilisrs. In tie Eeyenth Precinct three
Scilian, were killed There were several other fsat'
ia vari NJ parts OF it, Gty-s oc'ag, s;-bbi1, &s.-
bu, SiLol, .atai t-Illu.-.-.
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FILLMORE AND DONELSON REJECTED.

SVcSla Dlspatch 20 Tue n. 4 IfIDuut
PROVIDENCE Tuesday, June 3, 1850.
The American State Convention met to day to re-
ceye the report of the Rhode Island delegates to the
Philadelphia American Cony enton and to consider the
nomination of Fillmore and Donelson. The motion to
repudia,e the nominations prevailed byayote Of sixty
one to twenty
To the Associated Pres:
PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, June 3, ls56.
The American State Convention assembled 10 this
city to-day, about one hundred Delegates being pres
sent The nomination of Fillmore was repudiated by
a vote Of sixty-one 10 twenty
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL MAeKETs.-LIyERPooL Tuesday MAY
90 eo-CorTo> was n limited demand; the sevioss by NE
Aabs had soew weakened the market Iae sos OF 'ne
three days amounted "a q Geo bales. . . ,,, -,
RRrADsTUFFs-Whest has consiiershy uecIue1i
Quoted 81 6o below the quotations OF the previous wee
lifted states CsDadisn white 10 dlO red ana
SIedl0 Forr-Sass limited decline OF % a. sef1
csra 52fcSS Philsdelphis an3 Baltimore 80 LIS
Cor-Whte. 50 a5oi6j yellow and mixed = oa'' A"'
ipouiry for Corn " raiher ere general.
sVe.R Vas in steady demand st full prices g,
LoNDoS MoNEY MARkEr.-Ihere had been renewei
huov,pv In III. Ersh funds and CoNsoLs closed 81 y 0f
mcisy ard sG9t fox a;c0n NoSsf less stringent NAIL
WAY SroCks Improving. .
teY Z sIket very dull and prices tealed dowHwsT-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
KANSAS.
GOV. ROBINSON AT LEAvENwoRTH.
Treasurer.

GOV. hOBlNSON Al LtAN ENNOh hiu'
From Our Special CoresForient.
LEAyESwoRTH, SAtariAy, May 81. lS56.
The steamer Polar Star has just arrived, bring
ing Gov. Robinson, under charge OF SheTif's
posse have just been with him; he looks well.
and perfectly composed. They are taking him to
Leconptop. He was taken up from Lexington
through the Territory. but when he arrived at
franklin the Governor ordered that be be taken
back, as he could not pass Lawrence in safety.
This was mere dOdge.) He was then taken
back among the Borderers again; taken through
Westport, and Kansas City, and up the Missouri
River, past Psrkville, &c. II the design was to
expose him TO any laHless attack, it has failed.
Last night there was a current ramor that the
Committee wa. to be attac ked but so far there has
been nothing of the kind. The Pro Slavery Press
in the Territory are rabld against Messrs Howard
and Sherman. They publish the most monstreus
lies against them continually, and the object is
evidently 10 throw a slur on proceedings which
they cannot find evidence to invalidate For this
purpose, Gen. Whitfield and the gentlemen he has
employed as counsel have made speeches every day
10 hinder the Commission, and create the impress
sion on the fre-eaters around that they are used
unfairly. They first demand that the Commission
will allow them to proceed in particular way,
and then they take course directly the reverse,
and demand that they be allowed to proceed in
such way. Then they make statements of posi-
tons they soy the Commission have taken previ-
ously all of which have no foundation in fact One
object of this | suspect to be 10 expose Mes'rs.
Sherman and Howard to the virulerce Of the Pro-
Slavery borderers. Meanwhile the Commission
proceeds calmly on its work
have no definite information from Lawrence
since wrote last. There was runor that an
other still more brutal attack had been made upon
il lust before the U. S. troops arrived. The Free
State people would rise and drive the mirauding
moo out of the Territory, but the troops are now
ranged in force along the Kaw, and ready to pre-
vent anything of the kind.
"Law and Order is still triumphant. "We
will subdue you, so far realized. p
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RUSSIA.

Hs reported, via Berlin, that Gen sT WIN ",
xyiIIisms had arrived at St. Petersburg, and would
shortly leave the Russian capital for England IRE
london Tiness Berlin correspondent writes that the
Fmneror had given his whole feet new arrange
uent in consequence of the events Of the war. AT
n,rsent the Russian feet consists of three divisions,
making total Of forythree vesses-oi war ana 'nfoe
transports. OF the former, nine are steamers
Trade continued dull at st. Petersburg. Holders
of,slow were UNIV ling to sell at prev ailing prices.
The coronation of the Emperor Alexander was fixed
TO take place in September.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
ENGLAND.

The weather in England has been very boisterous'
and several vessels had been driven ashore Inc
British bark Mary Wilson was on the rocks
The annual statement Of the Chancellor OF the kA-
chequer had been laid before Parliament. The esti'
mated revenue FOR the current year Is set down az
f67 l66 eco, showing deficiency Of =, 600.
The Crimean Board of Inquiry, after session OF
twenty three days closed tsinyestgations on Monday
Riots were anticipated in London on account OF the
withdrawal of military bands from the Parks on Sin-
day evenings, hsthe last Sunday passed of qaieiIy'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SENATOR VIII
son AND PRESTON S. BROOKS.

Boston, Tuesday, June 3, ls56.
Senator Wilson denies upequivscally the statement
telegraphed frOm Washington to New York paper
that Col. Lane had called on him from Mr.. Brooks
with an asSuranco that he Brooks intended to make
an assault upon him. Mr. Wilson says: u have
sought no controversy and shall seek none, but
"shAl go where duty requires uunauenced by
threAts of ANY Kind,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATrRF

BosToN, Tuesday, June 3, ls56.
Tie resolve introduced in the House by Mr.. Charles
Hale. sppropriaiing $4,000 for material aid 10 the
sons and daug hters Of Massachusetts, now in Kansas
was taken up this forenoon, discussed and again laid
on tie table ty eight majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

protected by rows Of poets. portion Of this work
wss an old road which has been adapted and I'M
proved but the Crester rar il new and more direct
route from New-York 10 Paterson.
Tti. company has been orgsrired about three
yess Its officers are II. V. BUTLFR, President;
c. +. De;Eod, Secretary; and +. 5. La'AFop,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NEM.ERSEY POLITICS.

TRESToN, Tuesday, June J, 1850.
A General State Convention OF Republicans AM
Americans meet in this siy tomorrow, to neminS;e
candidate for Governor.
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The Boston Times makes tself responsible for this


rather steep narration:
"STRANGE CAsE-A WOMAN WITH LIVE SSARE
IN uER STOMACH Two YtARs-Irs PRESENCE Dis
CLOSED BY SPIRITUAL MEDIUM-We see, occason-
ally in the papers accounts Of porsons swallowing hv-
ing reptiles ard subsequently cjcctirg them; but all
such statements have been treated as elher ehtfey
gToundess .lse greatly exaggerated. But we have
now case Of this lie scripon which admits OF no oaya
or doubt but may be relied upon as wholly and strictly
true. For period Of two years or more q respect-
able lady Mr. P.) residing In Am'sbury, has txpe-
reuced very rnusmal and, at times, distressing feed
ings in her stomach the cause ol which % one could
divine.
"Ths state Of things continued without interruption
and resulted in the complete physical posratlon Of
Mis- p with unmstskable symptoms Of speedy death.
Her case had attracted the ateBon Of the neghbor-
hood and sLe he'd called in the best medical assistance
at hand, but all purpose. Her physicians gave
Il up ~ hopeless cnse and acknowledged themselyes
unable to dicover the cause OF her sickness, Having
thus exLausts1 oil apparent hnIadn means or her re-.
hef MIR. r. who Il splrituaist and powerful
m, duml resolved TO test the power of the spirits in
the matter Of her aiment With tins object, she caied
on auOtbeT lady mcdiun aud sta,ed her case request
ing herto invoke the aid ofhe spirit Of DR. Rush which
sle did and The answer was that Mr. J.. han within
her stomach living reptile, which, not soon ridden
Of would be the means Of her deathV IL also pre-
srbed the course to be adopted, giving the nane ana
ouantilg Of the medicine TO be administered These
directions were Immediately followed and the result
was the election from the stomach of Mrs. r. OF live
snake OF the water adder species, which meas
uIed upward ofJoHTteen inches iu en3n ana one dn@
a o1iarter inches 10 circumference The snake was
di.oorved upon the floor and was not only alye, bus
exhibited ali tie venomons traits OF its species, running
ant H. forked tongue and even hs sing at those around
This event occurred about ten days since, and we are
happy TO ADD Mrs. y. is fast Iegsning her heath ann
strength. She supposes that she swaLoWed tns rep.
two years since While drinking from 'prlng IN Name
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
TURKEY.

Dispaches from Vienna state that letters had oeen
received from Cons,an,sops announcing that con
yenon had been concluded between the Porte and the
Western Powers, and adding that the evacuation Of
the Turkish territory by the troops of the Allies VIII
be completed in six months.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

HoRsE sHoEIsG.-WIL.sm Mills esq., the author Of
a recent English treatise Horse Shoeng puts q
Iercha protection the sole Of the foot and
the shoes tie fore feet by only h-ee rails u
sach. lie has followed this practice With six b,r'ss
for seven year,, and cors1er leryer ovrnber iS'1
EYe a VCy bur eitg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
IBy Teleersrh.i
CHIcAeo, Tuesday, jane ., 1856

Our dates from Lawrence are to the sJth OF May.
The correspondent of The Chicago Tribune sends
list of the property destroyed at Lawrence on the lac
ut. amounting to $3.50 600. Governor Shannon issued
an order calling on the troops ot o'clock, on the
morning of the ssd.
gentleman, just arrived, reports that the di'icuhN
mentioned as occurring at Possawatomie Greek took
place at Osawatomie The quarrel arose from depre-
daons committed by the Pro Slavery men on the cat
tie ofthe Frees State men.
On the 2Gth some Pro Slavery men seized Free
State man and proceededed to hang him, when his
wife fed and aroused the peghbors who came 20
bis rescue. A fight epsued, ard five Po-Savery ana
two Free.S State men were killed.
A force of sixty men organized at Westport, Mm-
souri, on the 27th ut and proceeded to Osawaonie.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
GREAT FIRE IN TaE LOUISIANA PENI-
IENTIARI.
Nrw.ORrraNs Monia

NLN-UkI tANsf Mundayl June ?, 80.
Ii = supposed thst the whole American ticket hss
bteu elected in he Municipal election to-day
The esst wig Of 'he Louisiana Peri.e aiialy, CO
Baton Eouge, "a, been destroyed by ire. Isos-
$4,000. Nine pTyoa,,s ecaped While 'he fire va
Z, .-essrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
THE KANSAS TROrRLES

MrDDLEIowS, Conn, Tuesday jane 3, 1855.
The father OF Mr Mitchell who resides here has re.
ceved letter. dated Lawrence, May - from his sou,
stating that DR.. Root and himself reported dead, are
alive They weie fired al and arrested, but were dis
OBJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
INDIA.

SourHAMProS, Tuesday y.-The steamer Indus, with
| the India and Mediterranean mails, has arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
i Dispeteh TO The Evening Post.

Special Disreleh to The Evening Post. ~
CISciNNAII Monday, June ?, 1856.
Tie Indiana delegation voted this morning unani-
mouslv to support Buchanan. Illinois will eventually
vote for buchanan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
XXXIVTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

MAsHisGToS, Tuesday, June g. 1856.
About thirty five Members convened. Mr.. Aiken in
in TIE chair. No quorum Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

SECOND DAY.
From Om Own Correspondent.
CIScIESAII, Tuesday-l0I p. NJ, June 3, 1856.
The buchanan party brags wildly, such as that he
viii be nominated on or before the fourth ballot and
that Pierce and Douglas will withdraw after comPli'
mentary vote All this is certainly false He cannot
be nominated without struggle nor do see how he
<ou he nj ali
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue decree of foreclosure of mortgage and an
ID order Of sale issued of the District Court of the
eleventh. Judicial District of the State of California III the
action Of II. Mackc against W X kiEby duly attest,d
the lith day Of Aug. u $3.50. am commanded l" s. u
the following property described in said mortgage as fc
ioyvs tn-wit-
All that certain arc. Of land situated in the city and
county of Nevada State Of California together with ali
the privileges and aapurtcnauces the bclonging
situated on Prospect Hi bounded the north by
street Just laid bv the County surveyor known As Pros
p-rt othcrvis, bnunl. ny the bounds Of DR. Cor
I'll and containing four of land together with Home
stead.
Notice is hereby given that saturday the 3th DAY OF
September. H. d, 1896 a O'Clock. p VI At the tourt
House door in Nevada city will sell said property to the
highest bidder for cash W w WRIGHT Sheriff.
Rv nd Shrriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
Cor staDie'S Sale.

Ctate of California, County of Nevada, Town
~ ship of Eureka by virtue Of Execution to d
vcred issued from the Court d. " Norton. Esq
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid
bearing dat- August 9th ls56 satisfy judgment
rendered by said Justice Of the Peace the 26h day
August D. lsJ6 in favor of r. & McCradc and against
Mc3iahon Manigan for the of S45 62 debt. inter
est damages and cost Of suit have taken in Execution
and win sell to the highest bidder for cash in front of the
Justices Office Orleans Flat Saturday the 10Th day of
ePtcrber, le5f between the hours of II and elk
ali the right title and interest Of Anthony McMahon Hen
ry Maniean in and to certain House and Lot known
Mcmahon Cos Saloon situated the north side Of the
main street Orleans Flat and bounded the by the
and Lot OF n C. Root and the by the Franco
American Restaurant.
Taken the property of 1IcsIahon Manigan satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs
l6-iw H. MOON. Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
MECHANICS LIEN

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township OF
- Nevada In Justices Court, before Sidney Hel
bert Justice Of the Peace in said township.
Merrvman & Co. Plaintiffs VS.. j. C. Foster and Alex.
Leonard defendants
Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their ac
tiou aaiurt the defendants for the enforcement of
Mechanics Lien the following described premises VIZ
onctnry house building the east side Main street.
and the lot ON which said building stands situated in the
town Of Gold Hill county township and tate aforesaid
known (at the time said lien fled the l. Foster
or Alex Leonard House or building.
And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been e
tabishe bv the Judgment of this Court against the said
premises Now therefore, all persons holding or claiming
liens OF the laid promises hereby notified TO De ana
appear before me at my office in the city of Nevada on
the eth day OF september 1886, then and there TO eN-
lbit proofs OF their said liens.
Dated Ne, ada this lith day Of August. \ D. 800
aupl5 sidney C. HERBERT, Justice OF the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
Administrators Notice.

Ctate of California, County of Nevada Probate
DCourt July term, August 9th $50 In the matter
the ofEbenezer Reeve A. tarle Joseph Boyce
Thomas IIckand Michael Reynolds, :. Huchings. G. H.
Russell II. Grant, ". H. Harrison, and C. Hanson de
ceased.
Auey o Felt Public Administrator i'll and for the coun-
ty of Nevada and Administrator of the above named
tates having presented and filed his (as near
as he sccrtn) of the affairs of said estates. setting
forth the entire property and effects OF said estates
together with all the papers books, records &c bcongn
or any wise relating the destroyed by fire
on the 18th Of July 1856 and having also filed his pc
tton praying be di>charsedfom the further adminisra
ton thereof and be released from any and all liabilities
relating thereto Notice Is therefore hereby given TO all
persons interested any said estates be and appear
before the Hon the Probate in and for said county
at the next general thereof to be holden the Office
OF the County Judge III the city Of Nevada Monday the
18th day Of August A. lS56, at 10 clock, NJ then and
there to show f any they cam why the prayer of
said Administrator should be granted and he be DIS
charged from the administration Of said estates. BY order
of the Court
Attest, J. Ii. BO 7TNlCk- CLERK
BY Thomas p. Hawley Dep.
The hearing specified in the above notice Il hereby post
poned u the I'D day of -epteInber- 4. u. 1856
BY or Ter OF the Hon. r. II. Casvel. County Judge.
Attest, j. H. BDSTWIok, Clerk
l63w BY THOMAS p. HANIET. Dep
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29

. BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-Ths ioiiov
ing letter appeared months in the San Francis
co Citizen without the knowledge of DR. Young We COPY
it as complimentary tribute of the most k lfu
physicians that made this his residence Az it
was entirely unsolicited and made public without the
knowledge of any but the writer speaks yoluaes
Ii should be cut out and pinned up reference oe
who should unfortunately be similarly situated
Tony afflicted Fellow Men being abou. 70 lease,
the State of california for my home in Aehgan wish m
fore leaving to recommend your notice great bcel
factor DR. J. G. Young was the very brink OF the
he stretched forth his hand and saved e from
death For several years had been troubled with com
pication of diseases brought by bad habits
by exposure in the mines which had weakened nv svs
ten and undermined my constitution that have often con
templatcd suicide Borne down by racking pairs in ny
body dizziness in my head eyes pains ard misery ii
my back and hips. wearincs in my legs evil for.bodinr
together with confirmed melancholy considered ny
best friends worst enemies. dreams fqhtfn
and a times strange phantasies took complete possession
of my mind was fast hurrying to insanv-that worst
ofving deaths In this state friend and partner in mir
ing business approached me the subject advised IN,
to the Bay and DIR Young did and thank God
for it. DIR Young examined my and told couiss
Shortly after commenced taking his medicines
my troubles began 10 decrease and in three months was
perfectly well Take my advice all YOU that ar. afflicted
and call upon him. for he win be 70 cure yo tor ~,
has cured several of my acquaintance after they nad no
discouraged by being deceived by the hunbugs
the day, both by American and foreign vagabond w
heat leaps toward him with gratitude his benefits Il,
me augs-3m HAS +. MANRoUE
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of Execution to me directed and issued
ID out the Hon District Court lith judicial District
in and for Nevada ouny State of California IN favor oi
Andrew Fugete and agaiust John Knapp dated August
l2th 4 D. ls6 for the of seven hundred d"iiars,
debt with interest the O. S10cuO from the I~;!
day August ls5t al the rate of ten per cent Per
snnu until ai together wi.h all costs Of suit herein
taxed dollars. have levied upon and seized the
i lowing described propcri. to-wit-
Al the right title and interest of John Knapp in amt to
ccran Hous, and the bot upon which is built stna-
ted on Goores Fiat Nevada county, joining the Billiard
sal on 5 Hanciett
Narc is her, bv given that on aturay the goth day Of
Sc tembcr Ia56, n O'clock ?. " on the promises
in Monrcs Flat win s,i the sail property to the highest
bidder for ca Ii.
Given under Il Y hand this -2th day Of august, \ .
lsJG
w W WRIGHT herif, y C.
~: L. L, Nm.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
GOsessassJe's Sale,

CTATE or FCALIFOiNIA County of Nevada, Town
- ship of Bridgeport ss-By virtue Of Execution
attachment delivered ssrcd from: the Court of r. Ii.
Farquhar ESP acting justice of the Peace III and
the County aforesaid. bearing date .d August D. 1850
to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court. the 2d
dag of August ~ d. 1876, in favor Of L. Jackson and
againat j. So;t,n ortc of $l7S 20, debt Interest
Damages and OF suit. | have taken in Execution.
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash in front of the
Justices Office i'll the OFFS Juan SATl RDAG
the 9th day of Sept A. ID. lS56 between the hours Of
l2 O'Clock. 4 " and Z. NJ the undivided II interest OF
the New Bridge and Road rossg the middle Tuba River
from San Juan Forest city and known Hess
Upper Crossing and Bridge.
Taken the property of j. Stottcn to satisfy the above
demands and accrung this 23d day Of August.
q w MOORE. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
SHERIFFoS SALE.

Y virtue of Execution to me drecttd and issued ont
ID the District Court l4th judicial District in and for
Nevada county, of California in favor OF W Ills
Coplan and against w w. kctchun and James Ferguson
dated August d D. 1856 for the sum OF nineteen nun
dred and five dollars with interest on the SAID sum
Of nineteen hundred and twenty-five dollars from the 22
day August 1856 the of ten per cent per annn
until paid together with ali OF suit herein taxed nj ten
dollars have e led upon and seized the following des-
cribed property to:
The undivided twotrds Of foncsma steam l-nglnc ana
fixtures The und, ided tweths of all the machinery
and tools in Il shop Of Willis Coplan Co. consisting OF
| MGrtisng machine. Circular avs and ablcs four
Sctt of Bench Tools &c Also the undivided onerd
interest of and in the Building and interest Known as Co
plan Co situated in Nevada city and county, near tAe
Court House. the interest III the lease OF the lot up
which the said building is bn and the same nndlN !
ded onehird interest in ii Boxes Of Glass onehundred
pounds Of Putty. One hundred pounds OF White Lead
80 cords of Wood Which shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the premises in Nevada
city Saturday the 20lh day Of eteluber, A. D. Ioo at
l0ocock, A. NJ,
Given under my hand this 2sth day of AUGUST 4 d
1886. w. w. WRIGHT, hcrit, y 4
Per William Rutcricld. Den.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
INSOI,VENT NOTICE.

State Of anrnia County OF Ncva IS In Llsiict ourt
18th Judicial District.
TN the matter of the application Of Lewis Simmons an
Insolvent Debtor to be discharged iToh ms deoIs
Vo,i is hereb given to all the creditors of said nsol
vent TO be and appear before the Hon the District Court
18th Judicial District in and for said county on MONDAY
the 30th av of October D. lS6 at 10 o'clock NJ then
and ther to show cause why the prayer of said petitioner
should NOT he Granted and he discharged from his d bis
as an InSolvcnt debtor. -
Witness NV hand with the seal of the Dis
\ trict Court aforesaid hereto aihAed this 2'th
IL iay of August, A D. lSSo
H BO-TWI X, Clerk.
Bv Thomas F. Hawlcy, Dep.
1,,ros burcbu,n Att'v for Petitioner l6-lm
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-29
Established in ls49.
Quartz Specimens .

NIIXED with gold bought by us at FROM : % &c
1fl per above the mint value
We the inventors of the of Manufacturing laarz
Jewery, and stock is the largest in the Ca
all you gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
you welcome to examine goods whether vcu
come to purchase not.
We sell Watches and Jewcry. finer and cheaiIcr thAn
other California establishmenfor the reason ta
Of our firm always in Europe having the best goods
made to order which he continues forward BY every
steamer And we buy for cash we can afford 20 ae
at the lowest New York prices.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, l35 Montgomery X.
Between Clay and Commercial sts San FRANCHISE.
y. b. Orders sent by Express filed promptly p.rc-
ular attention to watches sent for repair
San Francisco August e.-}m