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DOGS DOGS DOGS :

DOGS dogs Dlltsi-WE
So have tine collection of well broke, go
wv ough bred Setter and Pointer DOGS; also VA
ILL some fine Hounds, Terriers and Newfound- LILY
land Dogs for sale Mr. Rogers stable street.
tween Baronne and Philippe streets. O. W. GREEN.
jalg 80" NJ. HARRISON.
CUNDRIES-LANDINGE Elk BELLE OF THE OCEAN.
- Hartley. Margaret. j. P, Harvard. etc, etc:
CRUSHED SUGAR, Loyering's,' 500 bbls.
PULvERIzED $50 :.
LOAF 50 half bills
LARGE No. 8MACKEREL-1O0b bls
MEDIUM 50
CoDFISH-l000 quarter boxes.
80 drums, 30 half do, 20 quarter do.
MAGDALEN HERRINGS-5O0 boxes
BALTIMORE COVE oYsTERs-l and 2lb 800 dozen
GOSHEN BUTTER-T5 hrkins
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEEsE-200 boxes
PINEAPPLE rs
CRANBERRIES, ''Curtis a Co."-l5O packages.
ENGLISH PICKLEs-A full assortment--4O0 dosen
PIE FRUIT-l0O dozen.
WORCESTERSHIRE sAUCE-500 dozen.
PoRTER-Bryant & Davis, quarts and pints-l0O casks
ALE 100
PEPPER-Heayy sumatra-25O bags.
PIMENTo-lo0 bags.
PoUCHONG TEA-6 o. papers-100 half chests
Fer sale by JOS H. MARKS 4 CO.,
43. As and At New Leyee,
nd FIN sf-aa
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FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-sEvERAL FIsE ROOMS, sgiTARIsR
L for Offices the Bank Of New Orleans Of "a
Charles and Union streets Apply to tbs Cashier rg
- FOR REST-THE -FOUR. STORY STORE. No.
IS rasier street. occupied by MessFa- KinRslSrd.
hzA Barstow Co Apply TO the present ocenpsnts,
VINCENT 4 CO..
sea No . Custnmh1ass street
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BuEsAu Do Co1GscTEuR DE TAxrs p,Krsr.
QuatLtSme Dstrct de !. yiIIe Dc Ia Nile Cflesns
Wis AUX CONTINGENCIES - LIE SOUS
II sgne coeteur De Eat donne avis present
qu dofvens des taxes tat Fsnnes 1851
ouarems District De veur bureen, Cour dn Recorder
premier sage De payer les des dams Il dslsi pese
par Ia loi
heu's' w '-''~ GLoRGE MENsNAx,
iaI2 DOT Coectear.
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nRS, II. M. GRAHAM AND l.. p. BLACK
IL BURN formed eopsrinershp, oder heir proess
sionsl sef vices the eiizrDs Of New Orleans.
OrFJfF-Corner Canal and st Charles streets
1 tahais residence No. Euterpe street; Dr. Black
burns at St. Charles Hotel. jail SPIN
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

- -
m appointed Agent for she old esta5Ished hoase a AZ
BoUIN MAKETf CO.. the sale Of their very superior
Brandes also sole Importer Of he Justly eechre Pomsy
Brandy prepared for either At he low
Cognse shipped direct port
the Union supply constantly Samples
s.W0IFF.
nil 1y Corner Of Gravier street and New Levsa.
--
CHAMPAGNE AGENCr-M0ET cHAsDoN's
Fleur de siery ell de Perdrtx, FsEAenay and Vim ipe
rial $500.
Imperial. 80
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AUCTION SALES.

IRISH LINENS, LINEN CAMBRIc HANDKERcHIEFs,
and seas0nable Dry Goods. +
BY BLACHE 4 LEAUMoHT, Auctouesrs.
"WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, at 10 O'clock A.
M suction at their suction rooms. n chsr,res street.
An assortment Of Irish Linens Linen csmbrie andksrchsfs
"n ss ssiisRsSis p5s S''d' Jazz
PLANTERS GRAIN BOOTS sHogs AND BRoGANs
BY BLACuE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
WEDNESDAY. the Goth inst.. at 10 o'clock
w A. M at auction, At their auction n Charities
l5 cases Planters. Grain Boots.
s,.rEess Limiting .,,, Boots Oxford Ties ETC. I'm
81 lHa2 snsn. galy
BOOKS STATIONERY, ETC.. AT AUCTION
BY r ARMFIELD, Auetioneer.
dSsries s,lls s AZ !. early gas light at No.
valuable collection q The best works Of the best authors in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
s ss s"d mote PsSss Ss
s y e Il V e., sae gs get with variety Of London
The Books perfect
Sale. without reserve and viii BE- continued every evening
LOT IN SUBURB LIvAUDAIs, FRONTING ON FOURTH
T'HURsDAX, 2ist inst, at ~ o'clock M, at
Of Ground ivaudais square
f q % % faF sss aaS
81 fes inches front on Fourth street BY 100 feet deep between
parallel lines The sidewalk is made with bricks ana curb
rF-TERMs-One.half cash. and the balance at 6 and IL
ciai mortgage said lot bearing per cent interest per
annum from date until maturity. ial6
FRENCH cHINA...............FRENCH CHINA.
Continuation Sale.
BY d. f. MoRPHY, Auctioneer.
RIDAr, the sad ~ Inst q at hsIf-pa, pas. "a
balance select choice of
Sets Vases. Csndesck spittoons, TeteaTee Sets Mugs
ss-fERas~c.sh. Sale positive. ja2O
VAIUhBIE VACANT LOT ON Err AFo STREET FIRST
BY GARDNER SMITH. Aucioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 23d Inst, at I2 o'clock M,
Vacant square bounded by Erato Baecbus Tha
lis and Dyades Streets measuring 80 feet front Erato street
by Us IN depth,
years with interest etc. Particulars at ,ale ials
VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
District and Paying Remunerative Interest on the Money
BY NEVILLE 4 JARREAU,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY. the 23d inst, at IL o'clock M,
leans will be sold The following described properly without
ressT y0 ssls Posye rs or eRoNp toresr With
improvements thereon, consisting of fine brick
First District the square bounded Poyda
Nos and on plan deposited in the Office Of II Csnss
lines Naiehez street BY about 6s feet in depth.
No fronts Nstcbe5 Bank Alley and
10 inches more or less II depth together with the use Of
merea Bank Of New Orleans plan drawn by H. Moe
Ro saryPyG se deposited IN the once o. d b.
above can be rented at four thousand dollars per
annnm and Is sold 70 close coparnership
Application for the purchase previous to the 3D. must be
Termsone-hird cash balance credit of and two
years for notes bearing per cent interest per anngsn
gn final payment Said notes to be secured by mortgage
Aes o. before j. E. Jareau Notary Public. at the
pense Of the purchaser ja4
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a.. FsDsTEhs's SLAVE DEPOT, Isl COMMoN
~ street. New 0Fleans-He keeps constantly hand and
~ for sale Mechanics Field Hands Cooks Washers
ers and General House serssns Also bays and sell.
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part
large three story building the of Slaves has made
depot In the city and well furnished for the eomfsr
aft r.FosTER.
as JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT or
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
N Blacksmiths House Carpenters Cooks Washers and
Ironefs and House Servants. The nndeF
stoned will be receiving supplies during season. which
Ne offers for sale approved paper HAAN'S
Old Stand Esplanade and Morean Streets New Or
leans.
sell smd&ws IoHN B. SMITH.
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CHA PAC$ NH-t3ONDELLE GREEN SEAL WINE.
GDect importation from Rheims For suit The
trade Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEVINS & CO.,
ialg sm No 90 Ciravier street
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES DUNN.
PAR ToURNE THOMAS, Encanteurs
Bureau 10 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie 30 janvier, 1855, a midi, a Par
~ cAde de Banks Penean, yertu IN ordre
de phonorsble r. Morgan, Juge de Ia Deuxeme Cour de
District de Ia Nouyele Orleans date du IA janver 1855 pour
tA;1mpte de Ia de succession
UN CERTAIN JUDGMENT, rendu dams la Deuxieme Cour
District Peter Keenan, de VILE Ia
de s. 40 enregstre lie "a ayr 1854 ct de plus la somme $40 70
Ss-CoNDfTIoNs-Comptant ja20 o 27 80
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:. MERcmANTs, HoThL. ooRNER on 81.


hI The undersigned who for years has had the
management Of the Arcade informs his and acquaut-
that he has opened at the above location HOTEL which
designed to be FIRST CLASS in every respect The
are large ard well ventila edhe Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting merit to
support he respectfully asks share the public patron
age. j. DEBAUN,
Prnnrietnr
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE BALTHAzAR SAULET-
very desirable TwoSory Frame Houses situated at
the Of Dryades and Erato streefhree Valuable
Lots of Ground fronting on BNcchus street.
trI1r
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NOTICE-wIIL BE SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTION BY
IN the Commissioners Of the VILLAGE Of Mechancha all the
and Batture belonging said village
years able yearly in if sold warehouses; ship
yards dry docks if purpose
sold wood yards for the year. payable
vance.
Sale take place Mr. SalvAdors cot house. the 2is
DAY Of January, az IL o'clock, noon.
The village lays opposite Fourth District of New Orleans
HENRY FABER,
ia7 Ibt Secretary Hoard If COMMITS sioners
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90 PROF. j. VEGAS SECOND CHILDREN's
~ FANCY DRESS BALI, at Odd Fellows HaL-Prof
A J. VEGAS respectfully informs his friends and the pub
GAARs lie in general that bis SECOND GHIIDRENS FANCY
DRESS BALL will he given THURSDAY the 18th of
uary, at ODD FELLOWS HALL when his Pupils will exhibit
all The Fancy Dances appropriate for Children. The fash
onable ancer and the Caedonians Quade will be danced
for the first time in Odd Fellows Hall The Ball
half O'Clock p NJ and continue until IL O'CLOCK after
which the Ball for TIE Adults will begin
ADMISSION:
ladies aud Misses, not pupils .FreeI
: ~. >. =. -. . .-..Si
Young Gentlemen exceeding IL years. ...... 50'
Misses and Masters, pupils .,......,...,.... Free.
Ladies and Misses shing obtain n atlons will please
Sc to Prof. j. Vegas. at odd Fellows Hail.
entlem MS Tickets he obtained the Hall aud the
Music Stores and the Tic Office the night of the Ball
H No will be admitted except he present his ticket
the door, ja4 I'd
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BATON ROUGE July IT, 1851.
AS-NotIce-At a meeting of the StoekhoId-
Of the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeaby public notice adjourned until this day.
D. Conrad ESQ., called to the Chair and Alfred shep-
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
r. d. Conrad, @. A. Slack,
ID. d. Avery, W. r. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William s. Pike. E.
ALFRED sHEPPERs sec'y.
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e. NJ SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
E55s]POT, No SO Royal street.
III RTt The undersigned would call the attention of the
public 10 his and extensive sock Of
PLEYEL}S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly to his Older
These Pianos for finish TOUCH
passed by and offered at the lowest market prices
Sole Depot for LETERME's CHAPEL ORGANS, Aceor-
dons and Flutna7 Of Louis XIV Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
ounDs itp Inuist anHR Rank
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AK HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
ADMINISTRATIONS BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
tTfSYV Arsenal, Grod street.
49, The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil
leTy will attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY of each month, and Regular Drills THURSDAY of
every week at O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order Of
J. WALTON, Captain.
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ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY January q. 1888,
Second night Of Halevys OPERA three called
JAGUAHITA-Mmes Colson, DebrBay, Villa Holtzer
Doors open 6x o'clock Performance I.
PRICES OF ADMISST0E-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes
and Second Boxes 81 80; Pit 81 Third Gallery 50
cents. No Seat secured unless paid fer. ja70
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night
last. three robbers, muf1led, entered cabin near
Middlet0wn, where three miners were sleeping.
awOke them, presented their pistols at their
heads, and demanded their money. Upon be-
ag told that they had none, one of the robbers
intimated that he knew better, as he had known
the gentlemen he was then addressing some
three years. Finally, they made ono of the
miners get out of bed. go out doors and bring
in bis pick, when one of the robbers commenced
taking up some of the boards of the cabin floor,
aud dug round a considerable space. hoping TO
End the hidden treasure. but being dsappoint-
ed, deeahped We are happy to state that the
miners did have treasure, and that the rObber
dug within about four inches of it, without get
ting paid for his trouble. One of the miners
states that "the robbers had the dead thing on
us, particularly whOn they cad them pistols
leveled at our heads. ."-.ShGsfa Courier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
ss- DIR. L. J. Czapkay.-we would direct the es-

DEs A<s - OAup Woulu uireCb thO oS-
pecal attention of nvalids perusal Of Dr. L. J. Cap
kays advertisement be ioand in another column OF this
paper in order to place the services Of learned and expe
renced physician within their reach. So much i'll has
been inflicted the human family from the perncous and
ignorant practices of empires that it as If we were
filling bounden duty make known where judicous re-
lief be obtained To those unfortunate enough to sui
fer the effects of sexual private diseases or their
iltreatment cheerully commend Dr. L. j. CIapkay as
of scientific and requirements possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknow
edged skill for the successful practice Of his profession
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rcord of Paris he is enabled to guarantee
speedy and in all cases of private or chron
ic disease whether the effects of contagon seabusc
loss Of virity and in order that patients at distance
may avail themselves Of his advice free consultation by
letter is open them. The knowledge that have of
the he has effected of which we're OF
long standing leads to place much faith in nr. Cs ef.
Rcacv and commend him to the confidence OF those in i'll
health Dr. Czapkays Office in Sacramento street be-
low Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Nail Steam
shin Co.'S Office. San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

INoUEsr.-Cerener Bazely held an inquest
last week on the body Of F. A. Brainard, the
tsamster who died at Ross ranch on the 18th
inst. The body was exhumed, and post NOR
TEN examination made by Drs. ClebOurne and
Ray. The lsart was found to be considerably
enlarged, and the conclusion was arrived at
that he died from disease of that organ. Mr..
Brainard arrived at the ranch on Tuesday eve
ming, the 18TH was taken sick that night, but
was not considered dangerously ill until short
time before his death. DR.. Ray of Rough *
Ready visited him once, and gave him some
medicine; he was sent for a second time on
Saturday morning, but the man died before the
doctor arrived The body was buried on Sun
day evening; but as no one knew the nature OF
his disease it was thought proper that an ln-
quest sheuld he held The deceased was from
Garfield, Mahoning couaty, Ohio. and was an
old acquaintance of Mr. Ross In another col
umn will he found a statement Of Mr.. Ross in
regard to the rumor that Mr. Brainard came to
his death by foul means.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

SluxG SnoT.-Joseph Townsend was arrested
by the Marshal about one o'clock Tuesday
morning, for striking a Chnaweman with
tluug shot, at a Chinese house on Broad street.
According to his statement he got into muss
at the house, and struck at one Of the men. but
ulissed him and hit woman on the head. cut
ting a severe cash ntar the temple, and rem
dering her dclirious for some hours. lie then
left the house and run down Broad street he
shortly after returned for his hat, which he had
left behind, whVa the Marshal took him in
charge and put him in the calaboUse. Town
send was taken before the Recorder yesterday
morning, and fined twenty-five dollars, and in
default of payment was ordered to be mpris-
ened ten days. He started of Immediately, in
charge of an officer, to raise the meney.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

CHARTER ELEcTIoK.-Tbe election for city OF
Gcers, to serve for the ensuing year. will take
place next Monday. The officers TO be elected
nre five Trustees, a Marshal, Treasurer and As
ses.or; the Office of Recorder having been abol-
i>hed by the Legislature. There will not be
any party nominations made this year. The
Offices to be filled are Of no political eonse-
quencc, and with the exception of that OF Mar
shal arc of no profit. Among the candidates
for the latter office, are +. o. Tompkins, the
prescRt Marshal, James NJ. Ballard. late po-
liceman Geo. ii. Rogers, and W. IL. Webb;
Vim. J. McFadden, who was announced last
week as q candidate. has Withdrawn from the
contest. This is the only position sought after,
and the several candidates are now busy can
rassing the town, and an Interesting scrub race
may bc expected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

THEATRIcAL.-Nitchelrs Equestrian troupe
gave two exhibitions here, on Wednesday and
Thursday evening. The first nj hit the pavilion
was crowded, and as many attended on the
second night as could be comfortably seated.
The performances gaze great satisfaction
They performed on Friday and Saturday eve
nings at Grass Valley.
The Graves Theatrical troupe did net return
to Nevada as announced last week. They per-
formed Wednesday evening ia Grass Valley.
and Mile Duret becoming disgusted with the
stock company, left them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ARPIL Is, 1855
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY.-The house occupied by Mr.. ]. c.
Abbott and others on Commercial street, was
broken open by thief between one and two
o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr.. A. B. Carley,
the night watchman, who sleeps in the house,
being unwell Monday night. got person to
take his place on the watch. and went to bed.
About one O'Clock he was awakened by a noise
on Broad street, and got up and listened some
time to ascertain the cause. After waiting fit-
teen or twenty minutes he started to 60 down
into the street, and saw a man standing on the
stairs. Carley asked him who he was, and he
answered Charley" and walked down the stairs
and back into the kitchen. Carley followed
him, and knowing no such person about the
house caught him by the arms. aud sung out
for help. The fellow managed to draw pistol
and FIRE it OT, but luckily no damage was done.
AS Carley was pushing him back, the fellow
tumbled over and got loose, when he broke for
the deer aud escaped. Mr.. Abbott, who was
sleeping in another room, was awakened by the
report Of the pistol, and jumped up, but the
fellow was gone before Abbott got to the room.
The burglar entered the house by the front
door. and had taken off his boots and coat,
which were left in the back part Of the build
ing. A handkerchief was also found on the
floor, saturated, it is supposed with chlOrOform.
He had searched several rooms, and among eth
ers the one in which Mr.. Abbott was sleeping,
but found nothing Of value.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

CAUTIoN.--A little girl died in Stockton on
Tuesday OF last week from the effect of poison
caused by eating the composition from ucfer
matches A few days previously little girl
died in Monterey from the same cause Parents
should be exceedingly careful to keep out Of
the way of children these undoubte dly danger
olIs articles
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

HABEAs CORPUs.-G. w. Moore, indicted in
this county for the murder of Reynolds, at San
Juan, was taken last week before Judge Searls,
at Downieville, on writ habeas corpus. The
case was investigated before the Judge last
Sunday, and dicisiOn will be rendered to-day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

SHoT.-Geo. Downey was severely wounded
in the hand by the accidental discharge Of q
pistol on Monday night. He was holding the
muzzle Of the pistol in his left hand, and while
in the act of cooking it his thumb slipped off
the hammer, which struck the cap with sufficient
force to cause it to explode. The ball cut a
piece out of each of the middle fingers, and
made hole through the fore-fnger, at the mid
die Joint
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
MASONIC DIREC;TnRY


Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 8, meet.
every Monday evening. at M Hall Nevada Visiting
| Companions are respectful 8 invited TO attend
T. H. CASWELL, N. f. II. P.
j. r. RUDoLPH, sec'y.
Il. *. Kane Lodge, No. ~, F & A M, holds
its meeting every Wednesday evening" at Masonic Hall
Nevada Stated meetings held the Grst Wednesday
evening Of each month:
T. II. ROLFE " ".
C. c. GREEN, sec'y
Nevada Lodge, No. IL, r & NJ. holds Its
meetings Saturday evening of each week at Masonic
Hall Nevada Stated meetings the second Saturday Of
| each month. T. p. HAWLEY, W. N.
J. T. RCDoLPH, Sec'y.
Dibble Lodge, No. 100, r. Il A. NJ, holds It's meet
ings every Monday evening, at Alpha, Nevada county
Stated meetings, Monday Of next preceding full moon
W. W. wIXOM, W. N.
CALVIN HALL, Sec'y.
Rough and Ready Lodge. No. Sc, +. and A..
NJ meets at Masonic Hall Rough Ready, every satur-
day evening Stated meetings Saturday Of or next prcce
ding full moon E. W. ROBERTS, W. N.
VIZ. CooNBs, Sec'y.
Quitman Lodge, No. So, r. Il A. NJ, meets
every Saturday evening At Orleans Fiat Nevada county
Stated meetings, third Saturday Of each month.
Z. 3. MOVES, ". ".
L A. slcEs-, eeczeary
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

SrRRENDERED.-D. F. Bstchslder. who was
under bonds in the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars
for keeping keno table, was surrendered by
bis bsndsmen on Monday. He gave new bonds
the same day and was again discharged. Batch
elder was indicted by the late grand jury, but
the indictment was set aside by the Court Of
Sessions, and he was held to await the action of
the next grand jury.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
FOR ALE

FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO RE
turn to the Atlantic States offers for Sale his DIV EING
HOUSE, BAKERY Il BEER SALOON together with all the
necessary Houses and Furniture situated in the town
Of Cherokee, Nevada county.
Sc Any person with small capital desirous Of engag
ing in business that is paying well at present will please
address in person or by letter.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT
March 80, 1880 Patterson, Nevada County Cal
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

A WEEKS WoRK.-The prOprietors Of the
Nebraska Shaft took out Of their diggings, for
the week ending Saturday last, l4s ounces Of
gold dust, worth about $4,000. They have
twelve men ct work in the shaft drifting and
taking cut gravel, and Eve or six are employed
above ground. The expenses Of the company
are probably not less than $500 week.