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CHAS. BRIGGS.


- New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1857.
This Is to certify that in June last had veanda of nv
house. foydras and Carondee Streets covered
Childs Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire Proof Cement
Roofing SO far, 1t remains perfectly wReright fully
met with my expectations As to lis durability say
more than that i the day
put the vcssudes OF heat and not appearing
to affect II in the least.
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GEO. W. ROPER.

New Orleans. Dec TO- 1851.
This Is to certify that in May last had my house COW
cred with Ghids Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire Water Proof
Cement II has stood the intense heat of the we'll and
to this time has not leaked drop appears st MS
firm and perfect the day it put on ia every wsy
meets expectations should hesitate to recommend Il
to all who want good hre and water proof roofs.
t. KIMBAII,
Proprietor Fourth DISTRICT Ferry
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ss-You are In fault indeed, H. on the first

-''"'1E
appearance Of cough languor and assude pain your sides
which are the FIRST symptoms of fatal consumponyou do not
use Woodmans Cherry Expectoant cure will be easy in
tho FIRST stages bottle being sufficient when neglected
Tor months, the will be proacted Yet every stage Of
that formidable disease the which Cherry
Expecorant ample the most formidable eme
gency 1t is delightfully."- aromatic as tonic in nd
geston. ,aa5 2nstkI,w
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French Corsefs.

Alarss aOr,asst Of FRENCH oeRsErs OF ali sl.ss and
LION 4 PINsARD,
!as 2pH @ ard 6 Royal szssL
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2ed to IOOth Prize.

nj 81
-
we've f'"s sou iin"A"S "A''nS'' worm
2sd to lOOth Prize,
Fine Gold Hunting watch, worth. S1oo
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth. s0e
Fine Gold Hunting watch worth 800
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, $40
fine Gold hnning Watea' $50
Fine Gold Hunting Watch worth $40
Fine Gold Hunting Watch $500
Fins Gold Hunting Watch worth 500
Fine Gold Hunting watch worth sac
Fine Gold Hunting Watch Wor'h.''...'......-....$ 500
Fine Gold Hunting watch worth $40
fSe COD hunins "e'eh' worm s7o
Fine Gold Hunting watch worth 500
FINE Gold hunting watch worth $40
fne GOA huhuns watch ''''''''.'''---.-' $40
Fne uoid Hununs "a'eh' $40
Fue uo'a hununs ""'en $1V
Fne GOA hunting ma'eh' SSS
flhe GOA hunting "A''n wv
Fme uOia hunting "s'en' s0
fne do'd hununs "A'eh' $40
Fhe doia hun'Hs watch $o
me Soid hunuhs WATCH SSoo
rune "oiu huHuns "A'en' "0rh'''''''''.'''''''' S1o
f"e "o'u hunting "aeh' $o
flhe 'oia'hununs "aeh' Se
fne "o'a huhns watch s7Oo
f"s pO'u nu""s "N''n 81"
rns u0ia hunting "A''h' s7S
rs oO,u hu'i"s "S''n '''''''''.''''''''' SAo
rn' uO,i iD"u"S "A''n o'a'''''''''''''''''-' SAO
-"' W.. aA-''s '''si "''uh'''''''''''''''''' CIV
r'' u',a ouH.ns ns''n '''''''''''.''''' sS0O
H's 'o'I mining "a''i ''''-.''.''. so
s'' oO'u nu"'s ""''n 0''h'''''''''..''-'''.- $40
nus oOu nunN"s "A''h "orh''''''''''...''''-'- s2o
rHe oOp iu'ns "s'eh 800
oO,l nunlDS nS'Sn ''''''''''''' soc
.'' uO'u n"Hu's ""'en $40
INV ,-"''i"s ""''" '''''''''''''' $40
eOa nu"'ins ""'sn worm '''''''''''''''''' 500
+'"' pOu hunting VAN" worm '''''''''''''''. Sa0
A' WV n'"e"s pS''u 0'h''''''''''''''''''''. sAS
.-'1''S '''''D "V''u'''''''''''''''''-''' $1oO
n' o''a nun''Hs "S'0h ''''''.'''''.. 500
o'r r'D',rs "'''n' o''n'''''''''''''''''' sAOo
ti"0 oOa hunting "s'0n' S7e'
~ -l''''"e "A''H' worm '''''''''''-'''''''.' s7e
Fin. Gold Hunting watch worth .aoo
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, 500
Fine cod Hunting Watch worth $500
Fine Cola Hun,,nr w.oh wo,,s -.
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth s2o
f'ne 'old hunting watch worth. 500
~ "ou hunting "a'eh' worm '''''..'...'........ 500
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth 500
Fine Gold Huating Watch worth xao
I FtDs Gaia rr,,,,,.,, W., - -
- s "ee"' "'i's,'''' '''.......'.'''. SSOo
fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth $500
l Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth .......,..,. $so
b, r., 80, eco" '''''''''''' eAO~
"@''H '''''''''..'''. "a"
''iu un'"s WHICH, "oftA 500
Fine Gold Hunting Watch worth x9on
Fine Gold Hunting Watch worth saoo
Fine Gold Hunting Watch ,,o-,h -
, s.. =, :, : :. ''''''''''''''''''''' "a"
fhe Hoid hunting watch, worth, -..,,........ 500
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth .............. sNO
Fine Gold Hunting Watch worth eooo
l Fin. co,, r,.-.,.-. ~, -, e-O0
, @'' "O''" '''''''''' '..'''.''... szV
fne Soio hunting WATCH worth 500
n-Au"s "A''n' worm 500
r,u 90, -'sn' ''''.'.''-' 500
r.. CA -. ~'eu' $40
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AZ Agiers Friday morning. the 18th inst O'Clock
aged three months -
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Wines and liquors,
17........... ROYAL STREET, ..............1g
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best sa
comes to this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the best IN the city
sPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL Il IN ID less
sAZERAG Of the Vintage Of 1895 1898 1905 and other
brands
WHISR
OF alldsscriptions- Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER IN pints and quarts.
Also
On hand, usualassoent Of the best WINES ard IL
QUoRs in the market, which will be sold reasonahI
terms as any other hsusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dT2ply No. II Royal street.
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Carpet Warehouse,

We Challenge the World
To produce preparation emnenty harmless SO generally
approved, and so perfect IN its operation as
CRIsTADoRos HAIR DYE.
the Injurious Of other dyes invigoraies the
Hair applied in simple manner operates nstantAneousy
does not slain the skin, and its tints are the
coUNTERFEITs OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers Girls
TADoRo CO., No. 6 Astor House, New York
FOrsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Jas 2p6t3ltw 81 and ISL ChAr,res stre.t
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Lea s. Perrip,s,

Lea y E-Bff'tfS'
W0RCEST ERSHIRE SAUCE.
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propreors Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms Private Families is com
mended to trial of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
sauce. This oondiment by its high
es rank pleasant psstabe and wholesome Sauce app
cable soup, sh, hot and cold meats game etc. etc. ex
tensively used in all quarters of the globe.
The limitations" both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly of its mers and the the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce the Exhibition
sesis the estimation in which held
special efeenoe their ability Judge of the quality Of SINH.
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the Market unprnciped parties offering for spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS, p
only Propretors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in store Also orders received for
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
406 Broadway, New York,
iva 2ply Sole Agents in United States for Lea PERKINS,
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Nieso Goods.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
30 Camp street...........eO Camp street,
Under the City Hotel, NJ o.
CUPS AND
Fancy Articles-COuprislng
PAPER MAcHE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORK.
LADIES' TOILET CASES,
GENTLEMEN's DRESSING CASES,
CABAs,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS,
DoMINoEs AND GAMRs,
PoRTEMoNNAIEs.
SILVER, PEARL AND
SHE'LL CARD OAsEs.
SHE'LL COMBS, OF EVERY VARIETY.
Perfumery.
LUBIE's EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE,
SOAPS,
PoNADEs AND
TOILET POWDERS
THE CELEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES, Elk.
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CUTLERY-Pen, Pocket and Bowie Knives
BRUsHEs-of every description.
Wholesale buyers and city purchasers respectfully invited
to examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere Fine
Watches and Jewely carefully repaired warranted to give
satisfaction.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
n24 2pln No. ~ Camp street.
The Planet.
MICH L, Formerly VI Arcade has opened the above
named house. at No n MAGAZINE STREET where he will
be glad to his old friends and the public generally
The BEST OF LIQUORS always on hand and LUNCH
served up EVERY DAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ ial5 2plm
The .4ge,
No 50 ST. CHAREs STREET, one door from 6rayier
Keeps always on hand that
CELEBRATED BRAND OF BRANDY,
ja25sp6t THE sAZERAC, VINTAGE OF 1905.
y. III. CLurE'S
P II o o G R PHI LERY,
"a Canal street. Cover Turnels shoe stors)
Photographs copied from old Dagueeotype enlarged
size and Colored In OIL Water Pastile Views made of
public or private buildings jals 2plm
To the Ladies'.
FLOWERS AND HEAD-DRFssEs. BRACELETS, OR
NAMENTs, GLOVES, AND NOVELTIES FOR BALLS and
PARTIES.
A. TROUBLE,
No. II Royal street,
jalS 2pt betw. Bienyille and CONT
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Rooms Wanted.

TWO. THREE OR MORE FIRsr-cLAss ROOMS. a, N.
door and opening each osher either furnished or
furnished in public and fashionable location for physeisn
consulting rooms For suitable apartments liberal rent viii
Be psd Address, with location, etc, ROOMS Crescent
onice. JAg 2ptf
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Proprietor Fourth Disiricl Ferry,

Pointe Celeste, Parish of Plaquemines Nov 80 1857.
In May last bad large of my sugar covered
with w f. Childs Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire ard Proof
cement Roofing So far has stood the vcissitndes
and cold we'll Since them have used it other
buildings
NINA NIr
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Read This 1!
NEW ORLEANS CHRoNO METER
Watch manuTactOry,
"a COMMERCIAL PLACE.
CHRoNoMETERs AND WATCHES made to order and
skillfully repaired
Watehmakes need not send North Europe
difficult pieces made to Chronomsters OF Watches as
they can be furnished at reasonable rates.
JAMES PASCAL.
ps-True Time determined by Instrument n2 2psn
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The Detergent Injection.
ia25 2p6t<y
S0fice.

INDEPENDENT SOUTHERN EXPRESS co.
Our Office in New York has been changed from IS to l24
BROADWAY, corner Cedar street. BEDFORD 4 CO. Aets
A. w. SWEET, Manager,
3a8 7p6t No. 90 Camp street.
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To the Ladies.

FLOWERS AND HEAD-DRFssEs, BRACELETS, OR
NAMENTs, GLOVES, AND NOVELTIES FOR BALLS and
PARTIES.
A. TROUBLE,
No II Royal street,
jalS 2pt betw Bienvlle and Cont |
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.FOticc.
.nontqoneru,s Ercnrntor.

This Machine adapted to the digging Of Canals Plantation
Drains and Drains for cities by steam exhibition at
No. 80 CARoNDELET STREET,
up stairs where orders solicited It will
bali uns with revolution of the cylinder with the
Of three and half Of COAL do the work of six or
hundred negroes. ia29 2pst
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgans.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dcbng BOOTS, Russo,
BRoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Caz
peschy HATS, at the lowest marksi prices. By
FROST CO.,
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y. III. CEurk,S

p II o APH LERY.
"a Canal street, over Turnell's shoe stors,)
Photographs copied from old Dagueeoypes enlarged to
size and Colored in OIL Water and Pas Views made of
public or private buildings. ials 2pIm
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CLOfhilln
jag 2ptf

FOR MEN AND BOYSi
CLoTHITG. CbOTxzrNG,
oFkRooATs l-ovERcoATst -oyERcoATsi
FroolS Coats I-Frock Coats i-FroeIS CoatsI
BUSINESS GoATSt
BUSINESS COATS i-BUsINEss coATsi
PRntaloonsG
PANrALooNs.. PANT ALooNs. .PANTALooNsi
Vestst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
shirts!
s-sHIRTs-sHIRTs-sH IRTs-sHIRTs
Under GarmentsI
UNDER GARMENTs-UNDER GARMENTsi
cRAVATs. TIES, STOCKS, HAEDKERCHIEFs
GLOVES. sUsPEEDERs HALF-HosE.
TRUNKS, vALIsRs, CARPBT-BAGs
1NDIA-RUBBER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS etc, etc, etc.
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Depot N. O., o. q. W R. RI
Agiers, Jan Q 1853.
j. H. Pointer, Esq Sr-fn your inquiry my
opinion Of "Childs Patent Roohng have say the
covering which you put last July,
purpose admirably and from H. present appearance led
to believe hat il will durable Than any paint
or composition hereto ore in for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
A. b. SEGER,
Vice President and Superintendent
Office of the New Orleans Jackson & g. n Railroad ,
= New Orleans, Jan. IL, 1858. (
Mr.: r. Pointer sirIn your inquiry gives
me pleasure TO state that the and freight which
you covered for last June with Chlds Co.'S Cement
have thus far given perfect satisfaction; they have
slant about months have leaked
pear perfect and sound when put on and take
pleasure In recommending this Cement preparation ad
rably adapted for car and roofing purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
jas 2ptf Master Machinist
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The .4ne.

No.52sT. cHAREs STREET, one door from 9rayier,
Keeps always on hand that
CELEBRATED BRAND OF BRANDY,
jas 2p6t THE sAZERAC, VINTAGE OF 1905,
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James ~. Thompson,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY, (near Canal street) NEW YORK
Iyls 2pH
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sArE-ired /!

s4rE'iced
n o II II S, AULL Sc CO.,
OTHERS,
Successors to Norris Wsy)
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel
Now offer to the public their usual large and elegant
ment OF
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL
Their stock Of
DRESS COATS
FRoCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATS
Has been selected manufactured with the greatest posi-
BILE
BLACK AND FANCY Glass; PANTS.
FANCY CASs. SUITS.
CAzIoUE.
In every variety.
Together with and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS. OF all descriptions.
SHIRTS =, .
FANCY GOODS e. =. osi 2ptf
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CtOaks, .uantiLEas,

AND DRESS MAKING,
Lnces, Embroideries, ETC., etc.
~
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

DECIDED.-The vote of this county was can
vassed by the Board of Supervisors, and the
result declared on Monday last An effort was
made by outsiders to induce the Board to de-
clare the vote for Belden and Moore tie, but
the members of the Board very properly deter
mined that they were not the proper tribunal
before whom an election should be contested.
and they accordingly declared the result in ac-
cOrdance with the returns sent in by the officers
of election, which gave Belden 8 majority Of
ono vote over his competitor. In resisting the
strong partisan pressure brought TO bear in fa-
vOr of Moore, and in dsregarding the technical
objections raised in regard TO the fOrmality of
the returns from some of the precincts, the Su-
pervisors have acted bOnorably and fairly
Belden will be our next County Judge, and the
people could not have made better choice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

BLACK MAm-TwO PER CENT.-We have re-
ceived letter written in very indignant
tone calling our attention TO. and asking our
aid in the suppression of the system Of black
mail by wh Gu cl, rks, meEsenge $. aud laborers
in the ID, purtmrnts are made To contribute so
much per month to publish and circulate the
buncombe speeches of members Of Congress.
The writer bitterly complains of the imposition
as one VIII ch degrades the man contr buting. as
he does 20 against his will, and would not do
so but through fear of expulsion. His freedom
of opinion is gone. In the words Of our CORES
pondent the employee is degraded by de-
mand he can't resist. thereby making the vir-
tue of the man into the time serving timdity of
the slave
Further. be states that the whole thing is on
ly another meaus by which the Wendell clique
are enriched on the labor of the asses
Of the Departments Useless speeches. TO the
number of five or six millions, were printed
ON the contract of Pennsylvania politician.
who promised to raise the funds for Wendell
from members of Congress- He could not do
so, aud consequently a tax of two per cent. has
been imposed for this month July.
The character and object Of these falsely cali
ed public documents is to "crush OUT Senator
DOuglas-tO effect which, says our correspond
ent, tons Of printed matter have been thrown
broadcast over Illinois, Indiana, and the north
west generally. More than that, clerks are de-
tachcd from their Official duties to wrap. direct,
and see that they are mailed Wash. States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MoxTE SANA QUARTZ DIsTRIcT.-The section
OF country known as the Monte Sana Quartz
District. we believe in short time will become
one Of the most Important and valuable quartz
localities OF the State In this district are To-
Gated the valuable quartz veins, known a.
Deadwood. Lecompton, Days, Randolph's, aud
several others less known, but probably equal
ly as valuable. Only two mills have thus far
been erected in the district, but Others will
doubtless be built as new leads are opened aud
further discoveries made. The first mill erect
ed was the Oriental, which was put in opera
ton On the first of last January. Mr.. A. b.
Paul. the Superintendent of this mill, infer ms
us that he has crushed about thirteen hundred
tons Of rock which has yielded an average OF
twenty five dollars ton-the different lots pay
ing all the way from one dollar thirty cents
to seventy-five dollars Q ton. The mill was
erected for custom work, and since the first Of
April has been idle but one day for the want
Of rock to crush. Another mill, erected on the
Randolph lead, is to be run by water power,
and cannot be put in operation until next win
ter. large quantity Of rock has been taken
out ready to be crushed when water can be OBJ
tanned to set the mill in motion The average
cost of quarrying, hauling, aud crushing the
rock, is thirteen dollars ton-the charge for
crushing being six dollars. We are indebted
to Mr.. Geo. Hearst, for the following statement
OF the yield of the principal leads in that dis
trict:
Deadwood lead-from Sill TO $40 a ton, av-
erages about $35.
Lecompton lead-from $2S TO $45 a ton, av-
erages $40.
Capt. Days lead-from IS to $45 a ton.
Randolph lead-from Sl2 to $l26 ton.
Small lots Of rock have been crushed at the
Oriental mill from fifteen or twenty other leads
in the vicinity, which have paid from Sc to SIS
a ton. A majority of these leads, when fully
opened, will doubtless yield sufficient to pay
the expenses of working them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

THE ITALIAN GARDENS AT DowNIEvILLE.-On
the north hill overlooking Downieviie, are a
number OF prolific gardens which are owned.
cultivated and yearly improved by Italians.
In their own country, they belong to that class
of republicans whose safety is secured in foreign
countries The almost imperceptibe manner
in which improvements, such as the construction
Of terraces, boulder walls fences and build
ings are made on that steep hill side. not only
merits expressions of admiration but presents
an industrial example of peculiar character.
The hill is too preciptous to invite American
enterprise A portion of the ground was turned
over for gold, and several tunels were run short
distances aud shafts sunk, u few days ago. but
the Italians have smoothed and filed up until
their places are quite level. Their upper fence
has sveral times been moved up, and we expect
that they will not stop until the high summit
shall be within their enclosure. They will then
reach across the ravine, which passes one side
of their present grounds, and continue improve
ments to the tina when their Sierra gardens
will much resemble the best terraced places of
Italy and Switzerland Water for irrigation is
obtained from fume, which runs near the
middle of tie hill and empties its waters in IT.
allan ravine Many varieties of vegetables are
now cultivted; the grape has been planted and
these steady, quite, industrious people will
surely demonstrate the fact that the apparen-
tly useless soil of our most precpitous hills will
yield the same fruits which spring up luxur-
riantly in moist valleys-Citizen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

BANCROFT AND JoHNsoN.-In the last volume
of his history, recently published, Bancroft pro-
nounces what we cannot help but think, says an
exchange, is u hard judgment on Samuel John
sou. He accuses the great photographer with
being the hirelng of the British Ministry de-
nies to him genius, bames him for his physical
dread of death, and sneers at what he calls ''thc
ostentatious pomp of his morality" As john
son has always been considered pre-eminent
among the men Of his day not only for intellect
but for sturdy honesty. this sweeping coudem-
nation deserves and will receive very general
attention
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

PETTY THIEF-The house Of W. D. Terry, at
the head OF Broad street, was broken open on
Tuesday the 9TH inst, while the owner was ab-
sent and come four or five dollars stolen. The
money was in the pocket Of a pair ofPantaloons
which we're hung up in the house. Had the
thief went to the back door, he might have en-
tered the house without breaking lock.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

No "a BROAD STREEf, NEVADA
rTNHF undsrsigned late propreors OF the UNITED Stains
/ IIoTEI having leased BIcIEnolIs Block and hand
somey fitted up throughout now prepared TO accom-
lnoate permanent and transient Boarders in style
surpassed in the State.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rieties the market affords.
The BEDS and Furniture are all new and for style
and comfort, cannot be excelled
Particular attention will be paid TO the accommodation
of Ladies' aud Families.
Having long experience in the business we are con
hdent Of being able TO make the NATIONAL, one OF the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
This Block is substantially built Of Brick, and
withsood late disastrous rethe are airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country.
AS- OPEN ALL NIGHT -6a
The Bar will lie under the supervision Of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with tie choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON HEALY, Proprietors.
Na.aAa Au, % 1890 46-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

FESTIVAL AND BALL.-Preparation are being
made for grand festival and ball. to come OF
At Moore's Flat. on Friday evening, Oct. sth.
The festival is given by the ladies Of Snow
Drop Social Temple.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

CoRREcrIoS-In the official returns Of the
vote of this county. as published in the Demo-
Graf of last week. mistake occurred in foot
ing up the vote for Judge Currey. His vote IN
the county was 2535, instead of 2545. The vote
given at the several precincts was published
correctly; the mistake occurred in adding up
the figures.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. George Knight. ofNOrth
San Juan, who had been unwel for some time
Drop ed suddenly to the floor on Wednesday
last. in a at of apOplexy, and died immedi'
Ately.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

BOARD OF EoUALTzATION.-TheC County Super
visors are now in session as Board Of Equali-
zation, and will remain in session the remain
der of this week. Property holders having
business before the Board please take notice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-15

NEVADA COUNTY SrATsriCs-In addition to
the ab.iract from the Assessors report, given
with the following statistics, which will be EN-
bod.d ia tue Assessors report 10 the Control