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The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07
A G. A X ID.

PROMPTED by an honest desire of my heart wish tc
Law before the public which deserves light com;
mendaton not only act of scientific skill bu that
humanity also. About two ago, suddepy and
from unknown to me- seized with fit of Epi
lcpsy which owing my inabil ty to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medca treatment and the
dscourageme which met with on attempting it.
became such Gas then led to feeve) defy the
skill of a physician was frequently while in pursuit
nv calling thrown down to the krouhd without the slight
est warning and although inscsibe to the agonies vet
despised miseries of fe and learned
npon those would render assistance shelter me
from dauger enemies who sought to proong the .serv
of nv existence While in this State and havug pre-.
vious to my Affections the of life once
more induced to attempt seeking aid physician
and by recommendation, called on Dr. l.. j. tzapkay
told him my circumstances. and my inability to reward
him for his of which, however he
undertook my case and with the blessing of God
was restored to perfect health. Unable
w ard him for the boon which enjoy at present
conscious Indebtedness consider il due
and all afflicted make the public in order tina
those in need of medical adviee may find physician
whom every confidence ca Il be placed.
H. ST MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and before this lst6ay Of August
A. ID. 1856 GILBERT GRANT Notary Public 0. S.,
DIR. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite tho
u : Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco
California The Doctor offers free consultation, and
asks remuneration unless he effects
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gBy telegraph to the Union, we
learn that The steamer Golden Gate left
her wharf at 1Q o'clock, A. NJ. Of the 9th.
The humber of passengers taken by
her vas T75, and her treasure amounted
to sl,9l2.S7s. The prices for passage
were, first cabin, $500; second cabin.
s237 90, and steerage s12s so.
Just az the steamer was leaving, r.
Dutton, one Of the robbers of the Ne
vada stage, was arrested by Chief Cur
It's. Dutton had formerly been keep
er of saloon in Nevada, and came to
this city last night in the Sacramento
boat, and made his arrangements to
leave for the States. He acknowledges
that he is cognizant of everything in re-
lation to the robbery, but denies that he
participated in it, or that he has any
knowledge of the whereabouts of the
stolen treasure.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07

Won the Race Jack Powers made
the race of 80 miles Sunday, over the
Pioneer Course at San Francisco, in six
hours and forty-three minutes, winning
the stake of $4,000. The bet was made
against his doing it in eight hours. He
rode 15I miles IN ALL There were
about six thousand persons in attend
ance to witness the race. He rode
twentty-seven different horses, and is
represented as having been but little fa-
tf$ued. He rode twenty-six miles the
first Bulletin.
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Dissolution.
Property for sale.

sTh That very desirable property in Bloomfield
sII9#H known as Esche's property fronting 100 feet
IlisHH more less Main street. 200 feet on Conn
Az mercal street, 100 feet less on Superior
sire ct being of the best sites in all
closed by and substantial fence together
with all Improvements thereon consisting in well built
IL story house about 24xi0 feet, used heretofore
store and containing besides large front and
four other rooms, with cellar. Scpar7te Storehousc,
hitehenhouse with dining room. tables in separate
ouilcngs, good well vegetable garden is for sale
very cheap the wishing sil out entirely before
eaving the state There ais, some fine large Shade
Trees on the lot Also-part q the property known
the American House in Dloorfcld For particulars en-
quire Of RICE.
Nevada Hat Store. Nevada
Or write to OTTO ESCHE, ll2 California st.
mch5 San Francisco
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&C. BEWARE OF BASE lMlrArloxs!x %

As there are quite number Of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of Wistar's Bal>am of Wild Cherry
purporting be the Genuine and Originsl We there
fore deem il necessary for the pdblic good to Caution all
persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry 10
look well the Signature before buying. The Gem
inc Wistars Balsam of Wild berry" has FAC SMILE
Of the signature of Henry Wstar VI d, Philadelphia.
and Sanfo Park on incy executed steel engraved
wrapper THEREFOR be cautious a none be genu-
inc without the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK Il WHITE are the only Agents to whom all
orders should be addressed Also. Importers, Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines
warranted genuine. 1872 Washington street san Fran
cisco deci-am
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The following from of Agents who is wen
know in his own State need endorsing by u.s. viii be
read with interest by Dyspeptics
LEBANON. y II Feb %. ls56.
Messrs Seth w. Fowle & Co--Ciencmcn Please
send by Express another Box Of Oxvgenaed Biticrs
weare nearly These Biiters have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member of ny family. who
has derived advautag, from it than from all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand for the Bt;ers THERE'S profession IN
which reputation for truth aud sincerity is desir
able than in that of an Apothecarv and for this
have always been careful in recommending remedies.
But feelperecy safe in advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia. 10 resort at the OXygenatsd
Bitters Yours truly. &c,
GEO s. KENDRICKt
Sid by Henry johnson & Co Wholesale Druggists,
l46 Washington San Francisco, sole Agents for
the Pacific coast.
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- A party of three men too

- A party of three men took from
claim at American Camp, on the South
Fork of the Stanislaus river, on Satur-
day last, a houlder of quartz and gold
weighing 161 ounces 1t contains about
fifteen pounds of gold, and is valued at
50 1000.
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Fare to the Atlantic States. - The
prices at which tickets per steamer Col
.len Gate, were as follows: First cabin
$500 second cabin, $235 so; steerage,
S12S so.
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Special Notices.

To be Sold.---on and after this date will be sold at
prices suitable to the times choice collection of Chem
Gals Drugs, Patent Medicines Parfumery, &c. at
sPENCE's Drug Store, Commercial street where Gus
1ners can be accommodated all hours Of the day and
nieht.
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Quicksilver and Nitric Acid.

Can be had in quantities at the Drug Store of E.
z. SPENCE, No. 81 Commercial street, where choice
selections of Drugs and Medicines kept and sold at
very low prices-prces suitable to the times
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70 The steamer Panama sailed on
the 4th inst, for Puget Sound, with a
large quantity of freight and two hun
dred and seventy-fve passengers.
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- A fire occurred in Stout's alley,
near jackson ssreet, San Francisco, on
the Sd inst. One building was consumed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-07

New Hay.-A quantity of new hay
has been in the market at Sacramento
for several days selling at from Sl5 TO
$50 per ton, according to quality
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&UREalahOns.

k1'rATE OF 0ALIFORNIA. County ofNevada, Town
= ship of Nevada $ in Justice Court before Johi,
Anderson, The people Of the state OF California to
G Wherman. Geo. Bidders, los Bidders.
You are hereby summoned to be and appear before me
in Peace in and for said comfy and town
ship g nv Office on SATU SDAY, the sth day Of Nay.
A. y ISIS 10 O'Clock VI. TO answer the complaint OF
A. p STILE who demands Of you the sum OF , 30 W on
At implied contract per complaint on file.
On failure appear and answer Judgment will be ia
against yon for the said of Sl63 co. together
with of suit
Given under my hand this 2sth day of April 1855.
JOHN ANDERSON,
Justice Of the Peace
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~ W e understand that the Ca
MIA Stage Company have purchaset1e
stage line of VIM F. Wilson, running
between this place and North San Juan,
AR Wilson is to be continued as here
tofore, driver on the route, and a most
excellent driver he is.
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Manufacturer of Svrups, Cordials, sc.
l4s Washineton .treet

l4s Washington street
To civilians c.. Cushing < Sheldon Geo Thacaer
& Co; Hil. NoostcrA e.; Wn Howard: Bryant
Co; p. J. Brogan Co; Barton. Grimm Il Co; Burke
X Co; Tho~as W, Legget; Lady Adams c.; f II. Mil
Ter & Co; A De peeher \ Field; j. Burton & Co;
Benchley & McNeill; J. C. Jonghaus Flagg. Powers
& Culver; w II. GFissiul; Sncath s. Arnold; Linton &
Beck: Booth s. Co: j. W. Mitchell & Co; Pullman &
Iscoher; j. IL. Bulard; z. Vertiner: Hyde & Hawks:
Hamilton & Co: Wolf & CO. sam DoaSe aad ali job
bcrs in California. .lpr!a
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NEW BILLIARD SALOON
Harrington & Patterson.

C,Oio,r and favorabv known Broad street have
- moved and opened the finest Billiard saloon TO be
fapndin the r,o,tntans the Brick builng. the
corner of Broad and Pine Street opposite Kidd Knox
brick building.
They hereby tender an vitation 70 patrons
and friends to ma them fequen visits and they hereby
pledge themselves give good satisfaction as formerly
Fine Saloon viii be furnished with new and masniheen
Billiard Tables and every appendagec complete
The Bar
Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the
choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars
Nevada. January Ii, ieJ7-tf aug ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A IL persons having demands against the Estate of
~ John II. Montgomery requested TO present the
same, with necessary vouchers, to the subscriber
Goodwn's Ranch. between the Sacramento and Auburn
roai 3 miles from the Globe Ranch within ten months
from this date the same will be forever barred.
f. GOODWIN Administrator.
Nevada. A pril 23 1888
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70 The price of passage to Belling-
ham Bay, per Panama, was $50.
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Notice.

CrATEoF CAtfFORNIA County II Nevada. s..-In
- Probate Court In the natter of the Estate H.
Montgomery deceased Notice is hereby giteh that A.
F. Goodwin wiI make application 70 the Hon the Pro-
bate Cott in aid for sand county at special term th
on sATuRD AZ, the nth day of April AD. s5s at 10
O'Clock Of said da for Letters of Administration of te
above named Estate, BY order of the c ,Rrt,
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
apo By j. S. Lambert Dep.
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4. d. d. f.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
rs will be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hal
on Pine street, (Kidds buildns)
E. d. HERRICK, NJ G..
! h VaNHAGAN Secv novel
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COUNTY SCRIP
PURCHASED IT THE
Highest Market Rates,
-BY-
J. C. BIRDsEYE & Co.


NOTICE OF PARDON.-State of Caiifor-
nia County Of Nevada ss,-In the District Court #
the 18th Judicial District
The People of the State of California vs. Louis Gold
burg -, -.
To the Hon. Niles Seas District Judge of the 18th Judi
cal District, and Wnl Anderson Esq District Al
torney OF Nevada county
YOU svil please take notice that II is the intention t
the undersigned to apply the Governor State nj
aifornia, for the pardon of LOUIS GOLDBURC, de-
fendant above named. who tried FOR the crime of
murder at the pecember Term 1851 of the District
Court aforesaid, and convicted at said Term
day Of March d, 1853 of the crime Manslaughtea
aud on the 24th day of March 1856 sentenced to )
two years Imprisonment mt in the State Prison.
Nevada, April Sd, 1853 MOSES H1isCIIMAN
We accept and acknowledge service of the within no
tiec. this 5th day of April A. D. 1855,
NILES SEiRLs. District Judge
WMF ANDERSON District Attorney,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada /
hufns Shoemaker Clerk of the District Oourt Of the
l4th Judicial District in and for said County hereby
certify that the foregoing true ful and complete
copy of an original applca and notice Pardon
tle endorsements thereon, and remaining file
inmy ofich
In testinots whereof, ! have hcreunto set nv hand
aud impressed the seal of said Court Office in the city
Of Nevada, this 9th day of Ap il A, D, 1879.
ErFUS SHOEMAKER,
By WIN SMITH, Deputy, Clerk
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Notice Of Pardon.

Notice OF Pardon.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF NENADA, IS )
IN the Court of Sessions in and for Nevada County
L The People of the State of Californa Thomas
Rogers. To the Hon. Thomas II. Caswcll, County
Judge and \. A. Sargent and W +. Anderson Esqs.,
District Attorutys of Nevada County You will please
take notice that it is the intention of the undersigned
apply the Governor of the State of California for
the pa don Of THOMAS ROGERS. defendant above
named who tried for the crime of Rape at the Feb
ruarr term of sid Court 1856 and convicted at said
Of said offence, ard sentenced to twentyone
years. Imprisonment in the State Prison.
"A RICH.
Nevada, April 22d, 1858,
We accept and acknowledge service of the within
notice. this 22d day of April. A. d. 1858
THOS. H. CASWELL, County Judge.
A. SARGENT District Attorney at said 1856
WM. f. ANDERSON. District Attorney
STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada. ss-I,
Rufus hcemaker County Clerk in and for said County
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true full and
copy of the original notice and application for
pardon. as the remains on file in my Office.
, In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and impressed the seal of said Court, at my office in
the city of Nevada, this 22d day of April. A. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY Smith, d. c.
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8F a Card.-The attention Of the undersigned has
teen drawn your ard nthis morning Alta h,adet
To manufacturers Of syrup, in which you speak of an
aerem nj entered into by Nessrs Turner Brothers and
other manufacturers ofsup with certain parties in this
city sell any Of their goods TO any merchants
doing business Of san Francisco The undersigned
takes this method yu, well the public.
that he has hand part in such asreement that he
too high the trade Of the sote at large u thus
conne limit himself the sale Of his goods He there
fore begs that his friends the interior cities and towns
viii not desert uiN ali respectfully soeits continu
anee OF their patronage
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DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medicr and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite Pacific
ESTABLISHED IN 1854 FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ILL PRIYATE AND CHRONIC
DISEASES AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
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NOTICE OF PARDON.-<-To the Honorable
~ Judge Of the Court of Sessions in and for Neva
da county in the State of California
Take motto, that FRANK MATHEWS, under sen
af Twelve months imprisonment in the Penitcn
tiaiy imposed by your Honorable Court Judgment rem
dered and made the 22nd day Of May A D. 1857
conviction of assault with intent to kill will apply in
due time to the Governor of the State California
release him from. and pardon him Of the offence
which he stands committed
FRANCIS J. DUNN,
Attorney for sdid Mathews.
April 9th, 1861
We acknowledge each of ds having received true
copy of the within notice
TIL. CASwELL. County Judge
L w SPOFFORD. Associate Justice
W.T.. ANDERSON, District ittoruey
State Of California County Of Nevada ss-I. Rufus
Shoemaker County Clerk in AMI for said county do
by certify that the foregoing true full and complete
copy of original notice snd Application for pardon
the remains file in my ofice.
In testimony whereof live hereunfo set my hand and
affixed my oficsI seal this 10th day Of April AD 1883
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
apls VIM. Smith, Deputy.
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Miscellaneous.

The steamship Marion Capt Foster arrived yesterday from
Charleston The purser has thanks for favors
SnIr MARCIA GREEsIEAF, Merryman, which sailed from Ii
hurricane The l7 which she lost foretopmast and
OF her sails.
SRI, Cam from Padang for New York put into Al
goa Bay July q to repair having lost part OF bulwarks
BARK QUEEN of wespor, Burdett which sailed from
18th ult Pacific Ocean, returned 70 that port
9th Of having been dsmased In gale sd u
50 81 Ion So carried away the ib and flying bbooms and
and bow boat and tore spaDker badly The gale COM
Pm from Sc and blew very heavy for six hours
when suddenly changed 10 NV The bark leaks 800 strokes
In "a hours.
ScHR Locgwoop loaded with lime where from for not
stated ashore the steamboat land
Cape May at O'Clock Sunday mognng 10TH Vessel
full Of water.
Bangor had NV gale during Saturday and Sun
day ATS AN Saturday 40 miles SW OF Highland Light Cape
sprung aleak and could not free her with the the
making breach Threw
IS 900 feet scaning 20D shingles and some 20oo
s which much relieved the vessel that she rode out the
gale In safety.
CosIos-A despatch from New Orleans dated the tn inst
states that brig Hazeitne had
collision at the mouth o: the Mississippi The Creole had re-
turned 10 the city.
GLASGOW Sept 2o-The Alliance, from New York, arrived
weather during
part voyage and Obliged ohrow portion OF her
overheard.
PiyxourH Sept 2-The Merlin, arrived here from Dena
reports passed ship supposed to b. American
yesterday "a the Dodman, with loss OF main opnss and top
galan.mast.
The following table gives summary OF vessels
harbors New York. Boston, Baltimore Wilmington, O.
Charleston Savannah Mobile, New Orleans, and Galveston
At latest accounts from each Of those ports
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u
purchasers. The sass embraced about 3OOs 400 bbls
within the range Of the above ngree Southern brands
especially o. The lower grades, I-Itccs q The general
heayness while there fair demand tor the halter
gradek for EXPORT The sales embraced about 900 bbls
closing within the range Of quotation Rye -four and
corn meal we're quiet, and sales limited Wheat was
heavy, and prices unsettled AMI lower The sales wore
about 900 900 bushels including amber c,ored Ten
at 81 25 choice white do at si as red North caro-
lima a, 81 20 81 IS, and fair white Michigan al al IS
Corn was heavy and prices easier. while The sales EN-.
baced about 70 600 bushels, including Western mixed AZ
canal rtcancr Chas waok. cons gnod 20 Messrs wilde
Daniel II said that size could make the passage from
Buffalo y hve days Rye was dull, at 7sc 10. Oats
Gown Wa quiet, and saee lintd salcs 81 ga bsgs
Roo were made ., loasc, and 20 DO Mars-tec mp T.
bsles closing without change IN prices
FrueHIs.-To Liverpool, 5000 bushels II corn were
enssgea ny .ls hso9ri ~ shps bag, s 20 hour and
taken at y To London, 200 bbls nour were engaged
a u Cd and 200 boxes cheese a, - n Brcncr, zoo
bales Of cotton were engaged al &c. There was no
change 20 notice 10 rs,es Tor California " Auarala
HAY was steady, with tar sale 1T Lsr eoc per
100 ibs-
Hpp~-Saes - 500 orcnceos wcrr made a, obo,,
81 24c and 600 Bucnoa Ayrts At private terms
LsF-salre # Rockland were making 70 a TAR oxtcn,
at &C. for common and VI for lump do.
MoiAs~< sales embraced ~ bbis New ovle.ns Al
as: ne, cash, aud 81 do by auction at ae,sc a doc
NAVAL trops-Tba marSet was qr,e, ana saiee ,n,,od
at about soc Tor spirits turp,nne Rosn and crud, tur
pentine, In the absence Of sales, were nominal
OIts were quiet and The general features o the market
PPoviross -Pcrk-Thc market was dull. and pricos
were lower, with rather more doing The sales embraced
about 300 900 bbls. including fold =, sle 60 and
old prime III sl4 25 and new do NJ x4 IS Beet was in
fair request with sales Of 300 400 bbls ipcIsdinr
country prime ~ ~ 90, do ut 80 80 5o reparked
mess at si1 s12, and extra do at si3 Bacon was in
good request and about 1000 boxes reported sd for
future delivery 200 do. Cumberland cut at &c and
900 boxes short ribbed st about Sc sc for december
and January delivery and ~ do boneess on the spot al
p18c Cut meats were dull and prices unchanged lard was
heavy the eales embraced about $50 bhls At i0s1 lie
for new and old Butter steady with ss,ee OF saata
~ lac. a Gle, and Ohio al lie a Isc
SuGsRa-Tbe market continued quiet end steady With
good demand from the trade The sales embraced ahou,
600 hbds Cuba, chiefly within the range Of exc a
nc, the latter figure for Porto Rico IN barrels and Ios
hhds Moado we're cold at sc axe. and abou, 500
boxes At about IKE a. tsc.
WRsEEY was dun With sales Of about 900 hbs
~ 22gc
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Parkersburg Powell Savannah days With cot
ton, &C, TO ii Il Cromwell 4 Co
Steamship Marion, Foster Charleston, GO hours, with mdse
and passengers, TO epo0ord, Tieston Co.
Ship Andrew Jackson Williams San Francisco July l. with
wool &C 10 Wets Co. Has been ~ days from the Equator
with light winds and Gains; had NE trades 4 inst lat 81
Ion ST. spoke schr skinner from Norfolk for Antigua
Schr Hooon lof Rockpor), Giles, Wilmington NC, days
Schr Catharine Wallace, Jumper Bay, NC, days.
Schr II Ryan, Harmon Edenton, 8 days
Schr Susan Abbott, Ludlow, Alexandria, days
schr White, ketchum, Alexandria, days.
Sclr l. T Pharo, Cramer Alexandria
Sehr Stag, Townsend, Alexandria, 8 days.
Sehr Cornelia, Brindley, Fredericksburg, 10 dayA
schr Clyde Martling, Virginia, days
Schr Rue, Aumack Virginia, 2days.
Schr G J Erickson, Asae, Virginia, 2 days
Schr Brinckley, Cullen, Virginia, 2 days
Schr @ Bunting, Miers, Virginia, days
Schr II Ravens Finlay, Virginia, 2days.
Schr Ira Bliss, Matthew'S Virginia, days.
schr Arctic, Hicks, Georgetown days
Schr Hamilton, Ogden, Georgetown.
Schr Mist Dissosway, Baltimore days.
Schr II Abbott Smith, Baltimore, 8 days
sehr Emily johnson, Tunnel, Baltimore.
Schr Mary Burton, Burton, Delaware.
Schr Nash, Reed, Calais 10 days
sehr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River.
schr Isis, Chase, Fall River
Schr Levi Rowe, Jones, New Haven.
Soop vieilant Heath, Newport
Steamer Wamsutta, Nye, New Bedford
Steamer Peuei, Baker, Providence.
Wind during the day W.
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LOST AND FOUND.

E'oUED-oH FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 IN BROADWAY,
IT leather bag with small amount Of money. The
have by giving full description Of the bag
and calling at l7e West Twenty second street Tuesday
from Z o9P. N.
I osT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN Two AND
~ three O'Clock N broadway between Canal street aud
Wayeriey place, blue sk purse, containing money gold
thmbe and two keys The finder win receive half
ard the thanks OF the leaving the No
- Beaver street
r osT-ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER s. BETWEEN COURT
IL street. Brooklyn, and Thirty ninth street New York
Geographic charm with the owners engraved the
.dse Any person bringing 10 eg.msn Go = Of
Chambers street and Broadway viii he suitably rewarded.
DIcRED Ur- ADRrrT, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. sTIr
inst oyster sKin about - feet long containing guam
THY Of The have her proving properly
and paying expenses By calling Michael whcoley, 5s
Water street
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NAfF fTlW, UT 30 r. NJ
Asmz.-we have 10 note limited business at &C for
rots, while pearls were held AT 6rc.
rS-Ilour-The market was heavy and prices
unsettled, while the demand was chiefly confined 10
the home trade, except some demand fOr the higher
grades 81 southern brands for export the tropical porte
The ssl Cor the day footed mp about 900 10 Ooa bhs
closing within the range Of about the following quota