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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
NEW GRoCERIEs-JUsT Received

~ Shaker PRESERVES HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crncknetl BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES Westphaiia HAMS;
EAIsINs Figs aud Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
variety FANCY GROCERIES just received desirable
:or the Holidays.
Together with very superior stoch Of excellent VINES
LIQUORS and CORDfALS.
Fer sale 1T the L IN GROCERY STORE, ~ Ba7onne ST.
fe1G ct +. L. BERrIER Agent.
V'oALL WHO VALUE THEIR EYEsIGHT
Messs sEHNoNs CO. inform the public that they have
received fresh supply of their celebrated GLASSES which
much il demand.
The value Of The BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have fully
tested and Is daily demonstrated the opinion the
respectable citizens Of New Orleens.
MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.
MesFrs. SynmOns Co; GenI usiHc Tor the last two
weeks the Brazilian p ebne Specaces obtained from you and
eelnu pleasure In stating that not only the admirable
huCton the leh-es and the frame Of advantage TO
the hut your skill and good Judgment Is selecting the
very suitable is ucenl recommend you all who
stand in need of that assistance ResFecttuily,
RICHARD ASGELL. ". D.
New Orleans, January l6 1857.
Messrs, Semnlons Co.. Genenen-of late my eyes failed
that could read anr By :ladeight, The
glasses selected BY suit most admirable read the
finest print without the least fatigue the eyes
taxi pleasure your 'ssses my friends.
Respectfully H. MEUGENs.
NEW ORLEANS, Jausary 13, 1857.
MessTs Seumons Co.: tenlIemeni take great peaurein
stating lLAt tslS improved Secdc!es nu tnet
easier celrer aud enables much better by
caude.gh without pain The eye. think them superior
any have with, and che-ruly recommend them
tie public, Yours, respectfully,
T. G. TWICHE.I.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
IS Camp street Jan. 10 laJI. )
Mess semnou Co.: CientlenenIt gives great pleas
ure TO Of Brazilian SpecacIes
which obtained eom you, and have had weeks
past my sight Improved my eyes greatly
srai which had previously been upon them
reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the all Of glasses to give you call.
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
a These celebrated spectaces he obtained for short
time longer the office No 81 CAMP STREET Of
Satchez.
sg-Ohce hours from o'clock A. N. until O'Clock P.
NJ d2a sp5u&W
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROGKAWAYS WHIPS,
BARoUCHEs, COACHES,
AsHs8
BUGGIEs, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. vARN1sH, etc.
Eg~For sale low for cash city acceptance ga
sF-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. 10 UNION STREET, -gN
New Orleans La.
JAZZ ly j. a. LUM t co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
CHINA SUGAR CANE SEED-2JJO POUNDS,
~ just received and for sale the pound bushe
teed pure by R. F. NICHOLS,
fell 216t rect.

T'0MB0Lh OF S6i ,000:-THE PERSONS WHO
have already subscribed the IonbOla under the
merit Of NJ. Dtc hereby notified that the request Of
number Of sub,cbers and in order obtain prompt
E the shares the number has been reduced from
6il and the price Of each Share has been fixed So Those
holding shares purchased respectfully
by presenting their store IL Char
street. will be reimbursed demand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
MILLINERY.

40 MISS LOUISA STEyT, FASHIONABLE
EM bRESSMAkER most respectfully informs the bafes Of
New Orleans that has commenced business No loo
A Caua street and that she will be most happy TO execute
any orders entrusted TO her case.
The latest styles Of Walking and Evening Dreses Robe de
Ball Dresses made few hours notice.
the reasonable terms.
Miss will wait upon Ladies their residences when
reorired 08 feo If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
CltIsP's GAIETY-G Xavier STREET.
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP Treasurer T. B. CLARKE

CKIsP's GAIETY-6 XAVIER STREET.
Lessee Manager W. II. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parqu.tte IS
cents Family Circle equal to seat in the house 5O Gs
lsr zs Soored Gallery 2 ousaroos Private Boxes seat
p5s segp s :s
ss-Tae most Elegant Theater in the United staes-ea
THIS EVENING, February q, 1857.
Mr.. JAMES K. ANDERsoN's Beneft-On which occasion
s T appear 81 E. xh M gnss es u
MoNEYMr james R. Anderson Alfred Evelyn; Miss A.
Ts5s t5sas
s%G N A: Jns e. Mn
GH2E EosREss ~. ,,.
strength of the dramatic and operate company fe2l
st. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
ing Manager, Sir. 6. G. cHEsLEY Treasurer. ''''
cents second Circle 30 cents Gallery IS cents Quadroon Box
tickets, is cents; Private Boxes each, 50.
9a
lUlo 3 O'clock
80 THIS EVENING, February 2'ls57.
KhlR night o e' In fairy s
Bems NJ a ssds coss SEP N wns
Nine entirely Pictures Chariot Of the sun-Nymphs Sur
proeShower Of GoidUlympaI Banquet-Eattle OF the Am
aDpns-Queeu OF Fl3wers-Giory of ADMINISTRATION
E5-Mr. NEAFIE is engaged and will shortly appear. fell
ORLEANS THEATEEs- ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle, Lattced Boxes,
Parquete and Second Boxes 81 50: Pit S Third Gallery ~
No Seat secured unless paid for
Doors open 61s O'Clock. Performance at7
SATURDAY, February 81, 1851
VIII be acted Meyerbees opera, entitled L EToILE DU
NORD.
H4-Sunday, Feb 22-Beneft of N. DEEELLI. The
drama, acts. L AREN'T DES PAURRE MU-
SlCAL IN fEhLC CDE-Mme Bourgeois Colson Juncs, Del
agrave
3iy- In rehearsal--'The Trovator.'
psy The Libretto Of French Operas Fiots edition,
for sale at the Box Office fe20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

do STOEES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
~ HEATING STOVES Of the latest improved patterns
h-aI Morning Star" Charter oak, Shanghai" Econo
mis- Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
St1ves,n Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute at short
orders for sheet Iron Chimney Breecn Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware Suitable Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families. They agents the
Manufacture Of McCR AkENS Patent Evaporating Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates III their possession That this
Pan, with the quantity Of has evaporAted doe
quantity of juice of the Pan in They
working model Of the PAN which they will be happy
any interested i'll the culture Of Sugar Cane
WHEELER Il FORSTAIII.
doa iy 2I9 Tcho1 pitoulas Front and Is Fulton streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

NEW UfLEANs, TlnShfE IS, If57.
Setumons & Co.. Geneneni take great pleasure in
stating that using improved specacle find them
easier the eye cearer and enables much better by
oaudieght, without Paa The eye think them superior to
any have with, and cheerfuly recommend them
tie public. Yours, respectfully,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

Mess Co.: GienttesnenOf late Tuy failed
1hNt could read any by :aadleiyht, The
glasses selected BY you admirable. the
finest print without the least fatigue the eyes
tax pleasure recommend your Igssea my friends.
Respectfully, Il, MECGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

. kJ- The hnrk ROman, Chpt. HWY, fi61n
New York, is discharging cargo opposite the ht Con
sgnees requested attend the receipt of their goods
the eyee otherwise they will be stored at their
and risk. .
fel6 GEO. ". HYNsON & CO, 50 Camp street.
as-- The bark Phiiah, Capt. Spofrord, from
New York is scharging Posi- 81 First District.
Consguses requested attend the receipt of their
goods the e@et Otherwise they will he stored at their
expense and risk.
itlG 70 ". HSSS0N 4 Co, % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

STROLOCsY AND PHRENOIIOGK. ALL
persons wishing TO know their future prospects hFve
them correctly stated by me AWYS, 13 Jua door
froi Camp. The Madame is the only Astroogst in this city,
and cn be consult all matters concerning love marriage
business courip law and will tell the
lady gentleman they will marry also the
The Madame speaks English, French and
hontS from A VI. 10 . t NJ. DC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

p UsSIAN NCONSULATt IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IL instructions this Consulate the Depart
of Exterior Commerce, Section t dated Petersburg
Gath 1856. the b Of ladng merchandise speci-
flying weights therein and imported into Russian ports,
bear the certificates and imprint Of the Imperial Seal
al! Russian C0usuls Or Consular Agents.
shippers will have comply with this regulation in default
whereof NO ships papers will be delivered of
sells. EMILE JOHNS, Consul,
New Orleans, February II, 1857. feel 3p3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
T,oALL WHO VALUE THEIR EYEsIGHr

Messs sEMMoNS L co. inform public that they have
received fresh supply of their celebrated GLASSES which
SO much n demand.
The value Of the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested and Is daily demonstrated Dy the opinion Of
respectable citizens Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

NT'ME FkANI&, THE CELEBRAT TED ITALIAN
4fI PHYSICIAN and CHIR0MANCER or ASTEOLOGEK.
has taken 1885, Baropne Mime F. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood Old Age
tracing the Line of Life Sickness the of Intellect
disappointment in Business; times you he
Married. Lucky Numbers il Lotteries; Travels Snccess
with five prominent points OF the Disposition; Lovers Wishes
and Courtship.
Mime FRANKS of dvinng your destiny upon purely
scientific principles
Charges and two dollars each.
N Bnc F. will also prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints For all inirmities Of character
certain remedies which have been known fail
All comnnnicaons in reenrd to health free. l24 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
! AUCTION, SALES.

AUCTION. n
THIS EvEsfSd. fS :. 1kHF1FsD Miii e. sold at ear,x
gas light, at SO St. Charles street, q = -
oleraure the various departments Of human knowledge
ornamental and useu arts agriculture annuas and illustrated
works Of every description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
-ALso-
Letter. and note envelopes steel and gold OF
the best makers, stationery and fancy articles generally
The collection Of literary property believed 70 be the most
city, and worthy the attention Of who wish to make ad
das their NE at " m og The public are
until the stock is all sold. iaaO I'm
DAMAGED PRINTS
BY VINCENT Il CO., Auctoneers.
SATURDAY, the 2lst Inst, nj 10 O'Clock, at
5 cases Daniel and Philip AtIens Fancy Prints;
damaged Of importation and sold for account Of
whom it may concern. fe2l
s- FINE BIEACHED CoTToNs, etc., etc, etc.
BY VINCENT CO., Auctioneers.
SATURDAY. slst inst: ut 10 o'clock ,S a: M:,
whom it may will be sold
1 cases line Biesched Cottons;
/ Coored Drills; ""--
=. Batse 'Ecosse.
Also
bales Campeachy Hats.
Damaged on the voyage Of importation ie!0
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, FRENCH JACONETS, BA-
and Black Silks.
BY VINCENT L CO., Auctioneers.
> their auction rooms: Cnstomhoss Street viii sold
q bales FreEch Jaconets;
II :. tine Bleacled shirtngs;
i6 pieces GF0s asisom d heine. .s
Irish Linens; White and Brown Hollands Linen Check
ansine white and coore Fancy Prints Barege Roses Linen
Drills v 2 us es s nEh1ms sn & hSs.ry I
Canbsics Bik Apscas Diapers; sin Fonard Handkerchie
chyek and Striped Auslin french SIX raraso Fancy kiO
An invoice fine French Ea broideries, Bands Skirts
Also
s bales extra fine bleached Mndapollnm shitngs. fe20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
q ORLEANS TiEATER-SoGIETT MASK
S%ED BALLS--THE 24fB OF FEBRUARY, 1857, (xsrdi

ESp ls a szsa zsld
& IL inf e.
thes;e! Ball Of series day Of MARDI GR4s
are for that nad
make appcatiopto Mr. Rnier The office Of the thsater,
sns ~ & be s 2 fhs f @ %
the ladies' and subscribers tickets The series of Balls shall
Bali shall be given nader the the
Families wishing to Secure boxes for that evening may OBJ
tain them at the ordinary price fixed by the of
"a AGRANDFANCY DRESS AND MASK
OR By ngHaHs aRR fE55sT5; I55sE s.. HhI7' 3, o,
the Widow and Orphan Fund of the Lodge.
F Fsf Es 1ssHsEs.P Hs 6 s 4:sSf ss5ap. H'vas
Jams; My Davis B., Ther BAILEY E Horace Hardy
Bro yest Richards. sro jas jaeEsoa, BIZ Iseeuls.
Bls 4 Bso g 5ss rssss Es Eo 5 5ss a.s5s Germs
"Corami,tee on Invitations s.- ~
in their and residences the Secretary any
ss Of The oa on gvs5on who viii meet every
a- lady will be admitted without invitation ticket
a- Al masks will be examined by Committee previous to
ladies' viii be issued after the last meeting of
the Committee. fei6 I'd
09 ODD EELLOWS AALI-iOUNT MEMS
"a SOCIETY MASKED AND FANCY DRESSED BALLS.
fFM The Fifth and Last of the Series will take place
l.h TUESDAY. tMardi Grss,) Feb. 24th.
NJ A ERs.
]. G. Mclean, j. B. Prados,
l.. r. Iarose, W. H. Holmes,
A. C. Smith, W. !. Hodgson,
Ernest Cornn, James Taylor,
". C. Wilson. ....-. D. c. Johnston,
+. +. Trinelard, l T. Taquino.
-Genemen tickets by applying the Secre.
tay, office of the Ball Lafaye
.
HaPersons wishing to procure Ladies' Invitations.
queed 10 send il their and residences tothe Secre
ss-The Board of Managers will meet on WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENING, al Z o'clock, at
the office Of the Ball Room.
E~ No Lady will be admitted without Invitation Ticket
| having been approved by the Board OF Managers.
p- All masked persons will be examined by committee be
/ fore entering the Ball Room. ~.
A Positively Ladies' Invitations will be issued after the
| las, meeting Of the Managers.
-Poyely ticket be procured the night Of the
| Pail E.Di
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

nlSSOLUCION-THEC COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
- existing between the nndersg the
Na Summers CO.. is this day dissolved b. mutual
The of the firm be used by either OF partners
liquidation only. FDWARD NAIIE, -
. III. I. BRANSiN Il 81 MINERS,
....a.s-.. W. G. DAY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
COMPREHENSIVE.

NJOTICE-IH HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise business
heretofore held and conducted By for account
der the style of G. g. Dunbar No Il Canal street and
.t..... :.
All those who have claims against indebted G. e.
Dunbar Co. will please call upon alone, the ofce No.
IA Canal street. for settlement. GEO. @. Du NEAR. a
New Orleans, February IA, 1857. IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

ENISE ABTS-MRS. Y. j. SULLIVAN THE WELL
known Artist lately the West would especUlly beg
leave call III attention OF the Ladies OF Orleans
style termed the GREClAN PAINTING recently
introduced into the United States by Professor Del distiH-
gisled German and that been pop
ar than other style of Painting having found way all
parts Of the Union.
The in forming Steel and MezEont Enurav
incs also French Autographs and Photographs, into
magnificent OIL Painting which, in oohness and finish
ceiS that o. q painting
Mrs. Sullivan also the art Of POTECHOMANIA
Decorating Glass China This truly of
the beautiful Chinese Porcelain Erscau
She also aches variety of EMBROIDERY with
Wo-ded silk. Chenille, Linen and Gold.
Also, STAMPING done improved plan, which eatly
facilitates the labor and the stamps
Mrs Sullivan also teaches the fine Of LEATHER EN-
BUSSING.
A thorough knowledge of either of the above be
taied in from five lessons. Prce-Fleen Dollars for
each art.
The Masonic an Odd Feors' fraternes respectfully
solicited t. call and examine her also her references
tina; be convinced Of her ability mpart nstruet tio
well her character lady, whom the young
ladies may he entrusted.
Mrs suvans Studio is the Of Julia and Magazine
N3l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

Fre Risks Stores, Dwellings, Cotton in Presses, Gin
Sugar Houses also. Ma1ne and Inland Navigation sks
taken low of premium other responsible office
ks-A losses adjusted paid in New Orleans. Ten pet
cent. returned On premiums o. P MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern States.
cg.0 M II Comm iai fell =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA. }
u laLlIn Stra.1 Ian Ii ~ /

RCGGIES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. VARNIsH etc.
H9-For sale low for cash city sceeptance.-gr
sss-No ll3 GRAVIER and No, i3 UNION STREET, -En
New Orleans, La.
JAZZ ly j. a. LCM { co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

4 AT PRIVATE SALE - LOUISE, AGED
about % ,ears-cock washer and iIoberi excellent
eh1S subject. sa-ALso- ~ yss < EIa5
~ CALEB aged absut % yeare-good cooper and ware
For particulars inquire Of the undersigned. from to
o'clock In the morning. ~ to4 O'Clock id the evening
z-+- 4E.. r. MA. j. s. BLACkMAN, "a FEf.
fe4 I'm ~ is9 Julia street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

THE UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY AND CoUE-
seor.a Law leave tender his services 10 his friends
and the public generally He WILL in connection with his No
aria pursuits ali business before the Courts Of this
city and State bankrupt and TO the
collection accounts and bills of exchange His
reuee notary public for than years eua
ble him undertake with confidence the OF titles
to real estate. A. MAZUhEAu. D
r5y>Ghice 33 Csmp d. 3nn Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

The respectfully public that he
engaged the celehfa'ed troupe
RAMSBQTTUM MINSTRETS,
in conjunction with Mile ABEL FLORENCE the charming
Dasess IF New York, and Mr. j. WHIT AkER, the cele-
b-ated Ballad singer who will series OF performances
the ecurr Room Of the Museum. commencing at "a o'clock
every night and Day Performance SATURDAY, at L.
O'clock and every Holiday for the benefit If Ladies
and Children who attend night In conclusion the
manager say pledges himself that
provided shall contain thing that would be
bic the tastidiois parent, the morality.
The MUSEUM OF Wax Figures CIrositeS, Cosmararnas,
Moving Figures, exhibition during The DAY and
NIGHT Pers visiting the Museum during the day have
the privilege of attending the Performance the evening
charge
rzs4 Rs.engSgement Of the KENTUCKY GIANTESs for a
shCr- only.
Doors Qren from 10 4. NJ. 10 P. NJ. fel3 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

NOTICES. S. MoSBY II sYING WITHDRAwN fron
the firm of CLARK Il MCSBY, the Comm, For
wadtng business will be continued by undersigned
the firm Of CLARK M0SBY co, which they have
nected Wholesale Grocery. Wine Liquor Nos
Sard % Front Levee and "A and % Fulton street.
J. S. CLARK,
j. S. M0SBY,
S. 7. STRIBLING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-21

NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL AsTRoLo-
VI GlST still continues Triton Walk, door below the
Of Apollo street, New Orleans Go one, all,
hear planets read: thousands have done and left
Office with cheerful heart She still continues show the
likeness husbands wives bring are
separate ogeher and cause speedy marrages will give inr
atiog Of absent friends lost stolen goods describing
thief; will select prize numbers in the lottery,
Mssme De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the
NESE MIXTURE. Cure for Drunkeness Also. a small
lot of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders, from Cons
ncpt, prepared by the Turkish Warrior L.
iuned There will be danger Of there being old
2seheors il New Orleans, if ty will give the Madame
call.
nG,t forget the place Triton Walk, dosr below the
corner OF Apollo street. d9 3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05

A SACRED BAND OF FRIENDs.-In
ancient Thebes a phalank of warriors
was formed, numbering a thousand
members, composed of the veteran and
the youth. The whole company was
called the "Sacred Band of Lovers and
Friends" They were pledged never
to forsake one another, no matter what
the emergency. In battle with Philip
of Macedon, they all perished together,
every man of them, side BY side in one
place, surrounded by heaps Of their
foes. After the conflict Philip recoe.
nized them, and was SO moved by the
pathos of the scene, and the sublimity
of their devotedness, that, alluding to a
scandalous 'rumor concerning them, he
exclaimed, while the tears ran down
his face :-"Now, the plainest princi-
Piles of social polity require that the
whole world should be one sacred band
oflovers and friends, inseparably united,
sustaining one another through tie
trials of this tempted and faltering life,
and, beneath the eye of their Almighty
Friend, dwelling together ali around
the regenerated earth in the bonds Of
peace, the beauty of holiness, and a
community of weal.'' !
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05
WHOLE NUMBER 367, ,bis

70 Less thana century since, Ben
jamin Franklin, the Postmaster General
of. the Colonies, set out in his old gig to
make an official inspection of the differ
ent routes. L is supposed he. accom-
plished the object Of his journey; but
If he was to undertake to travel in his
gig all over the r6utesa present exist,
ing, he would. arrive at the end of his
journey when he was about an hundred
years old. About eighty years since,
Congress appointed DIR. Eranklin Post
master General to the independent Col
Ionies, he still went in lis old gig, and. a
small folio, containing about three quires
of paper, lasted as his account book
for two years. Now the railroad train
goes sixty miles an hour and the post
Office accounts consume every two
years, three thousand of the largest
sized ledgers. keeping no less than one
hundred clerks constantly employed in
recording transactions with thirty thou
sand contractors and other persons.
There are now paid annually for mail
locks, keys and stamps. nearly thirty
two thousand dollars sum. equal to
the entire outlay Of the whole depart
ment IN the year 1899. The stamped
envelopes and postage stamps cost over
fourteen thousand dollars; the mail bags
fifty thousand; the blanks seventy one
tRoas and the wrapping paper forty
one thousand.
Franklin would be slightly astonished
if he could rise from his grave, travel
to Washington In his old gig. see the
three thousand ledgers, the one hundred
clerks, and hear the mail train thunder
past him at the rate of sixty miles an
hour. And yet what would be his emo
tions when he reflected that THIS was
but one evidence Of the rapid advance
of the great republic of which he was
one Of the founders.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05
Summons.

CTA{E OF cALIFORNIA-county Of Nevada-sDis-
~ riet Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of
said State. s..sas
The People Of the State of California to George C.
Fitch-GTedfnR: ~
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint Of William Landgraf fled against you and
Edward Williams within ten days From the service of
this Writ If served on you in this county, within
twenty days il served you in this Distict and out
Of this county, and within forty days il you
in this STATE and out Of this district in action
for the recovery" of Five Hundred Dollars, together
with interest thereon at the rate of three per per
month, from the 2Dth day of June, A. D. 1856 as
prayed for in the Complaint Of plaintiff, now on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court afore-
said and for such other and further relief as is therein
prayed. And you hereby n6tiAedthat if you fail to
answer said complaint herein directed Plaintiff viii
take judgment against you therefor by default together
with all costs Of suit, and also demand Of the Court
such other relief prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof /, JN0. II. BOSTWICK Clerk
ofthe District Court, do hereunto my hand and
the seal Of said Court this 10th day Of May, D.
1857. By order Of the Court
]. II. BOSTW1CK Clerk
By VIM. Smith, D. c.
A. A. Sargent, Attorney for Plaintiff May22- sod
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05

BARRELS OF TEARs.-The late Bish-
op Hedding used to tell the story Of a
young minister who was arraigned be-
fore one of the Conferences for too great
excess in the Use of exaggeration. Not
that he positively lied, but superlatives
flowed so freely from his tongue that of
ten geeat harm was done. He was sem
tenced to be publicly admonished by
the Chair. The Bishop administered q
severe rebuke, when the young man
arose, bathed in tears, acknowledged
his fault, and his determination to do
better. In closing, he said: IS | regret
it; l have wept over it. Yes, brethren;
by night and by day have l wept on ac-
count of it, and | can truly say that it
has already caused me to she'd barrels Of
tears"