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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

SHoCKING.-It is stated in the Maren-
go Ind. Visitor, that a young child,
but sir gears Of age, died with delirium
tremeas, at brush Run" The father,
a short time since, was sent to jail for
selling whisky. and during his incareera-
ton his wife made whisky meat and
drink" for herself and child. The wife
finally fell down stairs and killed her.
self, and the child was shortly after at
tackled with all the symptoms of delirium
trencRs, with which it died.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Wheat GRIP If Carson TaiIfy.-Last
summer, j a. Thompson, who for the
past two winters carried an express from
Sacramento to Carson Valley, hauled a
machine over to the Valley, with the
view of threshing the wheat raised by
the Carson farmers. He says that he
thrashed 5000 bushels of wheat, and
that there were IL 900 bushels raised in
Carson Valley. When he left. flour
was selling at SO per hundred. He
attempted TO bring his machine back be
way of the Big Tree road, but found the
snow about foot deep, with a crust
strong enough to sttstain his horses, but
the wheels of his wagon cut through.
Under these circumstances he found it
necessary to leave his wagon and machi-
ne on the summit of the mountain,
where they will be likely to remain
until next spring-SacramentO Union.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

An ErtraordiHafy Cjrcumstaace.-On
Monday last, says the Siskiyou Chronii-
Gle Of the "a December, the wife of Col
Ayers, accompanied by her aged moth
er, arrived from the States. The moth
er is about so years of age, and was so
fe5ble that she could not ride upon
horseback from Shasta to Soda Sprin IS.
But it is said, truly, that NECESSITY is
the mother of invention" so the old lady
was put on litter and four Cinnamon
employed to carry it over the Trinity
mountains. We are informed that she
feels none the worse for the trip, and we
hope she may live tnant days to enjoy
the eornpdnionship of her children, even
in the far off land of their adopted home
She is probably the oldest person that
has ventured so far up among the bleak
pillars of the Sierras.
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u. S. BREW ERY.
United States Bakery.

OAIUCU DUoIUCo DdhCIy y
P1ne st, first door below Kidd Knox's Brick Building
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest
l. of his late partner, Mr.. Lepper in the above well
known BAKERY will hereafter carry the business
his account, and is prepared to furnish his old
customers, and all who may favor him with 4 call with
all articles in his line, at prices to suit the times.
Boston Br01cn Bread and GraRam Bread
of very superior quality, constantly on hand also,
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakt.
Wedding Parties Families and Restaurants supplied
with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found
in New York Bakeries. at wholesale prices.
good assortment of PIE TITS, JAMS. IELI.IES.
FIGS PRT'NES TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES
&c. p FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly
hand. WENDELIN DREIFUSS.
Nevada. Oct g. 1857
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Circulating Library,
The New Cheap store


So Montgomery street, between Pine and Bush,
rs NOW OPEN WITH A NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, con.
sisting in part of the following:
Silks. Shawls Cloaks and Mantillas
NJ. de LANES, Merinoes and Alpaccas;
French, English and American Cacoe
Ginghams, Lawns and b3reges;
Blankets, Fannels and Comforters;
Mafseilles Quilts, white and colored;
Irish Linen Shirtings
Bleached and Brown Shirting Cottons
5-4 aud GA Pillow Case Cotton;
S-4 10 and Ia Sheetings;
Carpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and D-uggets
Table Cloths Table Linens and Napkins;
Towels and Towelings of all kinds;
Crash end Star Linens;
Gents Gloves, Cravats, Shirts, ETC.;
Gents Half Hose, Drawers, etc.,
ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves, Mitts and Robes;
BInbrCidsred and Plain Linen Handk erchsefs;
French Embroldered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
Iaces, Edgngs and Insertngs;
Together with large stock of Cassimeres, satinef
Kentucky Jeans, and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store.
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Caiifor
MIA and particularly country dealers, that the abo-
are all Consigned Goods therefore,, bargains NAV be
expected. Fresh Goods viii be received by ever,
steaffer from New York, and the Goods sold at ex
tremely low prices, wholesale or RETAIL for cash.
THOMAS BRADY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

"My DEAR" said an affectionate spouse
to her husband, "am l a treasure ?''
"Oh, yes" was the reply, "and l would
willingly lay it up in Heaven" What
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Quicksilver aid Nitric Acid.

Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E
F. SPENCE, No. 81 Commercial street, where choice
selections of Drugs and Medicines kept and sold at
ryve low prices-prices suitable to the times
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
CHARLES w. MUAFORD
r a NK FIR

At his Old Stand, Main street, Nevada.
Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates.
Sight Checks on Sacramento and San Francisco AT
PAR
Dust forw arded to the L. s. Brancd Mint for Assay
Coinage, and advances made the ifrequired. l.
Nevada, Dee 4 tn. 1851.
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TAR WATERas sombined wit : other simples, by Or
Wstar in his celebrated Balsam of Wild Chorry has .
peculiar pswer over all diseases of the lungs. Many
physicians have used it in their practice and generally
with marked success.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Reproduction Of Bones and Joints.-
The last number of the Charleston Ned
ical Journal and Reciew contains an
- article by DIR. Fl. H. Toland, of San
: Francisco, on the reproduction of bones
and joints, after their removal in case of
whitlow. The article says:
AS the bone is formed by the eriost-
um the membrane surrounding the
bone, if the latter be not removed, and
the soft parts are kept extended, the
bones, as well as the joints arc reprodu-
ced, and the part restored to its former
usefulness. 1t has long been known
that bone will be reproduced, provided
the periostum remains, and we only
claim to have Eade the discovery that
the joints are also by proper manage
ment, restored even under the most un-
favorable circumstances. Whether
they are as perfect as the original, pos
sessing cartilages, ligaments and syn
OVAL fluid, we are unable to say but
we know that they possess motion, and
sufficient strength to perform the func-
ton Of the most perfect joints.
An hrerted Syphoa 44queduct.-A
ditch company has been formed to take
the water from the North Fork Of the
Feather river to Cherokee Flat. They
purpose to lead the water across the
west branch of Feather river, in an iron
conduit or inverted syphon, by which
the water will be taken across the west
branch of Feather river, through a de-
preston 740 feet deep! The tube will
be constructed of boiler iron it will be
5000 feet in length and u inches in di-
ameter. 1t will receive the water under
pressure Of SO feet, and it is estimated
that it will carry, under that pressure,
AGO inches of common water measure
The experiment is Il novel one, ard one
of the most expensive and important yet
undertaken in this State. in connection
with ditch enterprises. We were in
formed few days since, says tie Grass
Valley Telegraph, that San Francisco
firm had offered to take the contract for
this great work, at a fair price, and
guarantees Its complete success. John
Z. Fall, of Marysville, Judge Nc Rae,
and w. p. Donelson, are the projectors
and principal stockholders in this enter-
prise.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
HOlmely PespIe, Read!

BOmely Pesple, Read!
Who wants a shaving soap-a beautiful shaving soap
That fathers like eredms and heals sore tender SIX
And all soreness, eruption, sunburn make slope
From the face, or the hands, the brow, the chin
OUCH is that fno emolteut skin purifier JONES :
- ITKLIAN SOAP. For curing Eruptions Pimplcs
Freckes, Sunburn Tan and dscoored skin the beautiful
effects of Joness Italian Chemical Soap delights all who
use it. II ma es the coGrse red ara yellow skin
white fpd clea young chil1's 1t is cmoent and
softcnIg for nfas and is the best Shaving Soap made
Price reduced to 31i Gems.
Il Fine Hair Prcserrcr, BedVtifer,
Cleanser and Tonic.
IN0R thirteen wears; Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
Il has been used It is, without more words now
more popular than really docs force the hair to
grow, stops its falling the dandruf permanent
ly and dresses the coarse dry harsh grav or light
hair soft fine dark and silky. and keeps so long
tme Price reduced to 25 and 50 cents
Ifho acantS IVhite PedrlY TeeM h?
T AFoNT'S Jamaica SoaD Teeth Root i, a sEnerI den
~ tritice atherS in the mouth ike soap, is delicious
the enamel, purifeS the lresth and hv its lSthcrine
property ceanses the Inoth fonEnc aid throat II Is
warranted uniniurious. Price reduced to 80 ccutS
These delicious compounds sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
at every respectable Drus in California and Ore
z N Agent and Proprietor T. JONES Box lsO}.. Post
Once, San Francisco, to whom all orders be ad-
dressed. dcclI-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

LII persons holding claims against the estate of
~ VIM TRELOAR, deceased, will present the same
to the at his residence Deer Creek Neva
da connfy with necessary vouchers within ten months
from the date hereof the will be forever barred
and all persons indebted to said requested to
make immediate payment. WM ROSS,
October 10. 1851 Administrator
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR SALE BY
& SHERWOOD
135 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
ARTICLES OF GHIA

Consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemens Watches of all
descriptions, Chatelaine, Fob Vest, Guard aud Neck
Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Slides Brooches Bracelets
Ear Rings, Pencil Gases, Iockcts Buckles, Rings. Card
Cases, Snuff Boxes, Seals keyes Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Slides. Charms Thimbles, Cane Heads. Armets Crosses
and everything aud beautiful in Coral work. Cam
eos, Jet work and Mosaics.
ARTICLES OF SILVER
Consisting of Napkin Rings, Cups Knife, ForS and
Spoon, in cases, Satcelars, Spoons and Forks. Ice
Scoops Fish Dessert Butter, Fruit Pie and Cake
Knives, Pitchers and Gobles, Tea Sets complete Cake
Baskets Casters, Butter Dishes, Salver Liquor Stands
Trays, Coffee Urns Card Baskets, &c.
Diamonds set in every style of ornament by
either
For Quartz Work obtained the first premium at
the Mechanics Exhibition.
We were also awarded prize for the manufacture of
Watch Cases.
Country orders sent by Express, attended with
punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in all
guaranteed
Watch Repairing commands particular and prompt
aftentio
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Bleeding at the Lungs Cured.

Bleedlng at the Lungs Cured.
SETH w FowtE, Esq,-Dear Sir: Having been
tackled with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left
with troublesome cough and the usual debility conss
quent upon sneh attach and having cured myself
the use of Hisar's Bdism Of Jgild Cherry, feel 1t
pleasure and duty to testify its merits Ny general
faith in pateut medicines is small but for those who
SUFFERING under pulmonary attacks persuaded thss
the Balsam is excellent preparation
Yours, very truly
J0NA II, CHILDS, Editor Chiekopeo Telegraph
Chieopee, Mass, Feb 20, 1854 .
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per Sold bv Agents eyrryuhoro
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Natures Own Remedy for Man sickness

That creates, rcproduecs and pure blo' d-that
acts On tho Liver, Heart. Brain ntestincs Limbs and
Chest, that rcvolutionizcS the whole systc1n-civcs
strength to the most Dcbilitatcd w, ak-that con
ains no mineral or other poison. Suth is il truth DIR
Jacob Wcbbers justly famous invigor3tng Cordial an
gutter
The extraordinary and strange cures effected by this
heautfrl herbal concoction has aStoniShc 1t seems
to suit every constitution. The old the feeble the Ian
gui feel new life and blood is given them The roue
the diSsiPatcd dcbauchce. the weak long disease
from taking too much medicine, caomcl and other min
eral posons; the young whose narhood is wasted
Whec natures functions inert and lifccss cNpcrien
eos the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood his anne
te Is good, his sleep quiet and refreshing; his mind and
memory clear anl-certain.,
For all cases is DIR. Jacob Webbers Inyigorating Cor
dial Saneuicr csp6 tay adapted inasnueh a, the
abn~e ssmpto-&s did tr Weber. infinitely study rs
adapting his Cordial to thero cnivens the torp
liver elects all bilious matter from the system cause.
sudaon or free perspiration $50 nc ecssary health
purteS and enrches the blood, gives strength 10 tho
liirbs and body and Is positively nfafflc in M nervop~
diseases, trembling or wax cfllncss ~-
There never a remedy gave such DELIGHT 10 the
sufferer this The gent can, from his au knovI-
edge OF cures eeefed by it, consicnously recommend
it i'll asy of the following diseases: nervousness ak
ness anguof, loss OF aFPetc sleep or strength, tre
bling, low spirits decay Of The natural nc ons pains in
the head limbs or body, nenragic or rheumatic and il
often resorc those Health and strength hose cou,,,
tutions almost broken.
The price is reduced tat rich or poor ma u.e
it, lt put up in large quart bitlcs PRICE So or two
for So and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cali
forna. Proprietor AMI Agent, T. Jnncs box 1909 pss
Francisco, to whom all orders be sent by mail
decau December A. 1857
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Are You Sick or Weak, DyspePtic, Rheu,
matte, Nervous Have You any Disease 7
Theory Of Life and DEATH.

HAT most diseases prove fatal that carly deaths oe
cur; that people live for years living DEATH weak
hanimae and exhausted not from the disease itself
but from nasliiY in nature, and natures ngth
withstand mntn Fife throuh the ravagcs CT disease
Give them strength aud nanrc will relieve herself If
simulated She has given us herbs and plants defect
all TINS Purify the blood render the intcstnes the iv
the heart and all the natural functions of man or
woman active and you have hi Conquered disease Dr
JACOB WEBER does conscicntiousy assure all who
read this, that his Dvigoang Cordial produces all the
effects above described lie has the old the toter
ing the raSct the nervous. tie dysPcptic the inebr
ate the dcbauchcc, and the invalid. revive under its in
Nlnlcc q lnI- ifc c,,-ar n.-i,.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
O. CRANDALL
and MachInist.

NEVADA
All kinds Of Mill Work executed in a neat and work.
manhke manner. Particular attention given to the
eree ton of Quartz Mills.
References-Wm S. McRobcrts and c. W Young
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Mcdicated Inhalation Will cure Con.


WHY? Because the remedy is applied directly to
w the SEAT of DISEASE. The medIciI;cs being pre-
pared in the form of yapor conveyed in the air
breathe the minute air cells in the lungs The
first effect is dissolve and render easily eNpccoratcd
the secrcions in the air cells This relieves
the lungs from the matter collected thefe ahr tc
pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a
of the parts takes place the WcGE dit cells
stimulated and strengthened, the ulcers and cavi-
ties heal and the patient rapidly passes from state of
diEtasc health This is the only that be
with any certainty relied on to Consumption, Asth
ma Bronchitis, or any case Of Lung disease. g
The prominent symptoms of Consumption are: slight
HACKING cojgh, mostly perceptble rising in the
ming cr going to bed tickling in the throat sensi-
bic increase of the cough accompanied by heavy, vel
low mUcrs .exrectoratiens haemoptyss raising of
blood, which is of tie worst symptoms il indi-
that tubcreles have already formed in the lungs
pain in the chest sides attended with difficulty of
breathing chls running up the back and through the
limbs hectic fever; night sweats loss of appetite I;
diarrhGa, etc. etc.
am satisfied that consumption i'll its incipicnt stage
he cured but becomes mortal by neglect and hence
suffering from long disease should lose no time
in seeking the aid of this treatment. would therefore
invite all who suffering from the abovo described
symptoms to try INDICATED VAPOR, as the best
remedy. 1t will certainly do harm, and if you de-
sire to regain health assure you is the only efcctual
and rational treatment employed to relieve these
deporabe maladies.
N B. Personal consultation and examination with
out charge.
Consultation by letter five dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Wanted.

Wanted.
DEAYER CASTORS, for which fair prices will be
ID paid by NJ ROSENSTOCK,
g. California 81, near Front, San Francisco.
Nevada, Oct 30, lcJ7-21
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Consultation by letter, five dollars.
s. NJ TIBBITS NJ d.

u T I
Office l35 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
DR.. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the
treatment of diseases of the skin and ali chronic
plants.
Any person wishing to learn anything of my chara
ter qualification, Re, l would refer them to A..
SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada
If San Francisco Nov. 27, 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Consumption Cured !
BY IN NHALING
VI f. TED POE
DR.. S. M. TIBBITS.

DIR. s. VI. TIBBIrS, would present the following
facts for the earnest consideration of those afflicted
with diseases of the lungs.
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en 0leaus 9ailg Crssteat
RLYER MTELLIeENCE.
TUgspAY, August "a,

TUESDAY, August "a, 1858.
Yesterday the weather Was clear and very warm
Business On the levee very dull.
The weekly Bay0u Lafonrche packet Lafitte, Capt.
John j. Brown arrived with "A hhds. sugar, 20Obbls.
moassss ana sandries. She will leave again at 10
o'clock a. NJ on Thursday next.
The Red river passenger packet Kate Dale Cap T.
Lewis snapp, arrived with ITO bales cotton and sun.
dries She will leave this evening at o'clock, P n.
The Memphis packet Ben Franklin, Capt Clarke,
arrived With So bales cotton. She leaves again on
wednesday. 25th inst.
QUICK DIsrArcH.-The great Louisville passenger
packet Woodford, Capt. Moses Irwin arrived yester
day morning with very large cargo of produce, in
Guiding $50 hhds tobacco and II bales cotton, dis
charged transacted all business and left in the even
ing again on her return trip. We are indebted to her
obIiging clerk, Mr. H. B. Mclaughlin for late Louis-
vile papers
BoATs LE1yING- Music for Vicksbtug.- This
new swift, popular ana splendid U. s. mail and pes
senger packet in place Of the Princess leaves to-day
at j. 2. NJ, az usual Capt W u, jackson commands
and is veteran in the trade. Mr. john Clarke is her
purser, and more obligng one cannot be found to
Che universal satisfaction Of all doing business with
or travelling on the boat.
Railroad Line Packet Heck Scott for st. Louis.
At P. N. to-day, this renowned, swift and splendid
passenger packet backs ont, under the command Of
the experienced and efficient Capt ]. F. Burdeau,
with the attentive courteous and correct Mr.. H B.
Mclaughlin in the Office. Passengers who 90 on the
Aeck Scott are to be enyied not only on account of
the fare aud accommodations she has, but the social
qualities Of her gentemanly officers are sure to rem
der the trip pleasant. The Scott, as passenger
boat has peculiar claims on families and ladies, her
rooms being unusually large and furnished with every
comfort in fact she has everything that could be
asked for; and as to her speed, she has been tried
and not found wanting. Her agent is the indefati-
gable Mr.. James r. Allen, No % Poydras street, and
he is also the freight agent of the Illinois Central
Railroad. Passengers and shippers can rely on her
leaving as above.
Kats Daie for Shreveport This swift, new and
reliable passenger packet leaves to-day at o'clock
P. H., in charge Of the experienced and popular Capt
Lewis Snapp, with tile clever and oblging Mr.. Frank
Moore iii tile Office
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IMPORTS.

BQsTON-Bark Amanda Spear ssOrtedmdse
PHtLAnELPH1A-Bark Isaac Days--Assorted mdgs
PHILADElPHIA--sohr Argus Eye-Assortsd mtse
PORT LAYAGA-Schr Aurela-U hides So bids skins 10 a
FAlsbnrg-Si do IT'S hides Theile, Seller AGO.
Nieo ace. s''
BILoNf-sohr star-s7 O10 feet Lumber to order
G0NINGToN-sehr adele-Lumber 10 order
bILoAI-sehr Raana--SQ. 200 fee, lumber 10 ordea.
BAY ST LouIs-sehr Juno Lumber TO order
and sundries to order. ' ~
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ALABAMA,
49,. Corners TchoupIoulas and Robin streets.
.- Corner Of Tchoupitonas and fIenters on Streets
St. Mary street between Perdido aBd Poydras'
.,,..,---,a 5ornerofs ST, Thomas and Basin streets
$3.50. Corner of Tehoupfioulas aud Richard streets
-, Corner Of boupitouasand Richard streets.
- New Levecapa L0utsastfeets
~ ,z.r,,-.C oFuerLegeeeud RoflgBasstrssts.
Corner Aununeiatfonaud Richarastrsets
SEYNANSEIS,
,,--, corncrLevepand Cloaet streets TairdDtstrict
Conerfiende7soaand New Leveestreets.
,, conerNew Leveeand RoHgnacstreets.
Corner analand Robersso usreets.-
CornerofT choHpitorlasan Orergestreets
LEEEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
LeFeestreer. bet@eeH St. Fefdiuand8ud MonteEu
IA streets, Third District.
Leyeestreet, oppostsPostl33, TEirdDisrict
INDEPENDENT,
New L.eyeeand Rofguscst5eets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
LeTeestreet between aLonteg utand Clone str ssiEt
Third District.
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Iafe Brown from Iatourehe
Kate Dale, SRapp from Red River.
Ben franklin, Clarke from Memphis
Moodlord, irwin from Louisville,
California, HutchinEB. from Mobile.
Jas Stockton, Haut1urn. from Paseagona-Bastn
@#S Jesse Bell, Robertson, from Cincinnati
Towboat l. Alaudon Whann, the Passes-nwed down
aud 10 sea 18th instant brig Wm Stewaft-Dtought IN
hsrks Amanda Spear and Isaac Davis schooner Argus
Eye and Dhipoa aud TO Quarantine schooner Bull Rush
from Qngrantne brig Geo II Chase,
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= w SHAW NoIO meets INC II and 81 sNtuTdays In
each month, in Clinton,
Any communication intended Tor tllo Grand FuCampueut
must be directed oJame F4neauN Grand Scribe 40 P6y
street. New Orleans,
JAMES FtrRNEAr.X .
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Approved August 10, 1858
LSignedl GERARD SIITH, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the Both inst
will adjudicae at my office at u O'Clock NJ, the above
contracts
aug Il T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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giprilrg spttIlIgsntt.

Tuesday August "a, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship daagorda Flanders Galveston via Sabine Pass
Ship Uuon, Davis, for Boston, Creepv d Far,gei
Ship Ella Clark kOnperholdt for HayrB Whitney I'D
Ship Africa Bontelly Tor Liverpool P whitney &eo
Bark Eglannei Gleason, fer Boston, W j Dewey teo
schF Valid Pigeon, 0'Leary, for 81 Marks Post Nel
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STREET GOlT,R--OFFICTAL

F1RST DISTRICT POUND-Yyas broUght
tothe First District Pound Dryades street between In
la and GirOd streets, estrtys-
One yeowish brown horse about hands high both hind
legs and right fore 5o white with white III the forehead and
short tail. ~
Which not claimed within days aud the expenses bere
paid will sold public auction at said polnd on rs
DAY, August 81, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, August 49, 1858.
1910, 2, 2. FLEGHtER, Street Commissioner.
r. THEARD Cou,ptroTer
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY. the 4h day of
September 1855 will adudCate my Office, 2oclock NJ
aus LII T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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TUESDAY MORNING, August q, 1855.
COTTON The market vas sii very quiet yesterday and
the sales reached barely TOO bales prices being without mate
rial change We quote