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STEAMER BLANCHE LEWIS ron SALE.

AE SATURDAY, 2Ist August, viii sell to the 80 .
highest bidder the steamer Blanche Lewis, as tft4
she lies at the wharf in Pa!ucah, KY on a ere
dtsf three. months for acceptanc salts
fcrily endorsed She draws % inches carries 400 tons, is in
good repair fine running order. The object Of this sale is %
the concern sale positive and without
D. G. FOWLER,
THOS BELLSNNpEE.
JOHN T. BATEMAN.
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TAW a BEERS
u mrwa"mw

CHEAP and durable compound grslsng the axes Of
~ Ommibmses, Carriages Carts, DraT - and
Wagons also economical and durable lutrcgt0r for
Heavy Machinery Il will not gun, and Is Effected
BIZ heat or cold. FOrsae Cans, Kegs and Barrels bv
EVEN, PENDLETON a co.
". W. BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
A. STRETCH,
10. G. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. rIe7sem
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s'TEyHE OLD DOMINION. ss-Just received a fresh
supply Of thebOve Golfer Pot, warranted 70 give ssiis.
faction TO those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
jysl-d&va J. ". WILSON, IL College strse.
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COTOOSA SPRTNGs

COtOOsR County Georgia.
FTVHE hot weather and dust Of the city re- ~
mimi Us that she season when We have been 80
accustomed TO welcome friends patrons SIS
to our delightful Watering Place, Is az hand
Daily applications FOR Rooms, this season. and he to hst
have annually thronge COTOOsA, that m IS only ne
cesy inform friends and public that COTOOsA wa
be opened on the first Of Suly.
Our old German Band viii be present give them the usa
welcome. Ljy3-2ml BATTET, HICKMAN a McDONAID
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TrNCEgNEs IA, June %, 1855
PROT. o. G. Woods you about 10 manufacture and
Veu recently discovered Hair Restorative, will state for
EhomsOver that have used tand known others
Use ta have for several years, been i the habit
other Rcsoraiivs and yours vastly superior TO
other know It entirely cans the bad Of daudru,
with months proper III restore persons har
original youthful color and texture, giving it healthy, soft
glossy appearance all this. without dscol0ng hands t
apply which Is drops. VOHd, therefore, re-
every DESTROYS Of having color and
texture to hair. respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD co, Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York,
n great N Y Wire Railing Eablb ment and ia Market
street, St Louis No. And sold By dDruggists.
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New EOrk Market.

MONTPELIER, w. Aug s3-James E. EDDY, General superin
tendant of the American Telegraph Company died to-day.
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EACH SATURDAY IN AUGUST!


A Circular showing the plan of the Lott
teries Will be sent TO any one DESTROYS OF
receiving liz
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
49, ~ u IL a " L-I.u 49,
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New YORK; Aug. a3-shares in Atlantic Telegraph Gable is
quoted at about f9OO.
Queen YietorIaand Prince Albert have gone to Prussia
The London Times, in leading article favOr the annexatOn
Of Mexico to the United States.
The steamship Great Eastern to be sold anctlon.
proposition been for the establishments the Malta
Constantnople and Alexandria Telegraph Company
James Filton, the absconder, has been arrested.
o4LorrrA July THE rebels have returned in force to the
unges Judspoe. General Laysrd has resigned on account
Of illheaih.
is believed that the Gvaor rebels making for Bhurec-
pore --
Mann Stag is saged shangub, Gen. WhIOck eaptuted
Fieronsm in Banda.
It rumorod that Napoleon VII visit Queen Victoria at Osborn
during the autumn.
Napoleon his Cherbourg speech said that the Government
would not wage except defend rational honor and the great
interests Of Europe
The reported abduction Of the King Of Holland consdicted
The American ship Eliza Gibs, fun slaves has been cap
turod OF the coast Of Africa.
LoSDOS, Aug, n.By Teegnrh-Fuuds closed fat at one
sixteenth decline. Bills discounted at 2ilas Money
abundant.
The Times says funds are armer.
Sir John Lawrence has accepted the East India
Council.
LTvERPooI.August lO-Baltimore and Philadelphia -four
els 6dss Ohio s223 Wheat dull with declining tendency
lower qualities declined Western white 6s96s Cd red
IS 5d95ssd Southern white Is 9d3 Southern red IS l6s
Sd. Corn inferior firm; good in demand; white 34s3 Cd;
yellow 3s Sd Provisions steady Circulars report Beef
dull Pork steady; Bacon steady lard quiet choice Cos Sugar
firm, advanced Spence; Coffee quiet Rice steady American
curities slow Of sale, but prices unaltered.
LONDONFlOur dnl with declining tendencydeclined one
shilling. Sugar firm, advanced shilling. Tallow 49, Lin
seed Oil Sis 3D. Pig Iron firm SIS.
New Orleans Market. &c,
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TENNEssEE AND ALABAmA IsAILROAD

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
an and after Wednesday the 18th u August, lsS the trains
viii s follows
Is e - 5I..l.s5., $50. &C.,.
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NASHVILLE.
TUESDAY mORNING, AUGUST, "a, 1855.

The onesboro V5sor says amount Of wheat has
been shipped from that place. and the work continues togo on
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TINE sA1E or eRocEREsWe invite the attention Of dealers
to the closing sale Of Groceries at AuCOnty Aessrs Harris &
Co. this morning addition theirOEn stock they will od
large Of Liquors received the steamer Princess.
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DRANDK.- sask superior old otara Dgpey q Co.. Tor
ID Als b. .TEREAs3 BBoTHK6s.
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A. RIVA & co.
IRECT importers Of Wines, from France, Spain,
Italy, and Hungary, Brandies Olive Oil, Vermice, etc
No II, South College street, NASHVILLE Tenn
Hungarian Wines.
FINE assortment Of the best brands Just received and for
q saIeat hug-5 A. RIYA Cos.
White Wines
HEUSCATEL santerne, etc. very choice article for sum
IH mer drinks for sale by aug-5 A. RIVA & Co.
French Wines.
nURE, choice Old ClaTets, for sale at
aug-5 A. RIVA 3 Cos.
Champagne.
TNRENCH and Hungarian Champagne Of first choice, also,
Wine Lemonade, sparkling and sweet, just received at
aug-5 A. RIVA 4 Cos.
South College street, Nashville Tenn.
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ST. LoUls, Aug. 93oeial returns from all the
Missouri except six. The House stands 81 Democrats Al eppOs
tOn Senate "a Democrats, opposition. The remsiaing
ties will probably give the opposition and the DemOcrasI
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PIP. PECK, 49,

SMTTHLAND, PADUCAHs
I ltaHssIA Louisville, Sc LOUIS and eH46etIf
- Memphis Regular Pack -
leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock A N. The
splendid passenger Steamer
WinneIOnkas Capt H G. mafhemeys
will Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 O'Clock
A. N. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cubas Capt James W. Hunt
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 o'clock
A.. N. The light draught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Ca PIE j. IL Batemams
will leave Nashville Tuesdays and Fridays 10 O'Clock, A NJ
Light draught passenger Boats and will
regularly those appointed days. making connections
Paducah with the Mail Packets for the above named places
For freight rpassage apple on board or TO
June "a A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Great Bargains at Nc. s2 Public
dkEEe-zS Square.-We viii offer our entire stock Of
goods for cash only, days, our
Fall Stock Now is the time everybody get cheap goods
Call soon or you win miss the chance.
aug5 l. c. NICHOLSON & co
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II rive authorized THOMAS J. HALE candidate
for Mayor the ensuing municipal election.
TTWearc authorized to announce Gen. T. Z. CHEA
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
aug4-td
II p We are authorized TO TosEs sBsIETos
candidate for Mayor, ensuing municipal election.
Tune
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2, 1850.
PROP WOOD-Dear sir-Your Hair Restorative Is proving
Itself beneficial The 'front.' and back part my
head almost covrnTin fact bald have ual but
hall pint bottles your Restorative now the top OF my is
we'll studiud with promising crop young front Is
receiving its benefit have tried other preparations without
any benefit Whatever think from my personal
ton, induce many others to try i.
Yours respectfully, d. R. THOMAS, N. D.
No. A64 Vine street.
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UyOR RENTs-The desirable residence No q S1ura
spruce street. lease can Be bad good nant. Alsa
furniture, at It's worth Apply e ts oee O. 3 Nc
si,P.o. a1s-les AoB3 slss9s'
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II Look out for limitations Of Lea a PERKINS, TyOr-
esfershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOHN DUNCAN
& Sons. aug2l-dly.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Dissolution.
yEVHE partnership business conducted at Hicks China Hail.
&c Public Square, Nashville in the of A. H. Hicks,
was dissolved the Both july 1858 A H Hicks having pur
chased John Houson entire interest and became solely re-
sponsible for the settlement of said business.
SALE.
A. H. Hicks has sold to c. E. Peache his China Hail. with all
the outstanding claims due the since day
July, 1854, who is alone authorized collect same All
claims against the establishment against A. H. Hicks wi be
paid by him at old stan 46 Public Square, Nashville
Change of Business,
A. H. Hicks making arrangements to continue business UP
STAIRS, the old stand and will open soon a he can get
IN q general assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
when pleased to all his old friends and customers
augI3d&W2w A. II. HICKS.
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Joy 10 the Admirers of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH CLOS SV HAIR!!

TVVALK Of beauty it cannot exist without head Of hair,
read tie following, and II you ask more, circular
around each bottle. and no dOubt-
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We attention ofal old and young, to the wonderful pre-
paraon which 20 its original eolor gray harcovers
the head bald with Hxurant gFoWhemOVes the dan
itching and all erupdonB-causes Continual
6oW Of natural hudsand hence, If used regular dressing
will preserve color, and keep from falling
extreme n avs its natural beauty. We call upon
bald, gray in scalp, to use it. And surely the
young viii not as they value the flowing locks the Witcng
curl ever be without it. spse is the tongue Of thou
sands
AGENT for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven
received the following letter in regard 10 the Restorative few
weeks since:
DEEP RIVER, Conn.,, July ., 1856.
Mr. LEAvExwOETH-Sir: have been troubled with dandrua
scur my head for more han year. my hair began 70
out cuf and hair together saw in Now Haven paper,
Woods Hair Restorative" called your on
the ls Of APRIL last and purchased bottle try it,
my satisfaction il thing it removed Tine
hair BEGAN 70 grow three inches in length where
was ali or have great faith In It. wish you send me two
bottles more y Mr. Post the bearer Of this Idon know any
in this place. you may have market for many
bottles after 1t Is known here Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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ANU SEMEN rs.
BAILEY,S VARIETIES.

BATLEY'S VARIETIES.
TTVHIS popular long established company, having been
much enlarged will perform in this city under spacious
vion Tent Market street, Tuesday night August -,
The performances will consist Of Songs and Dances,
Dramas, Comedies FarCes, and new DssOlVing Views
tonight will be presented the Drama Of the Major
Jones' COurtShips in two acts, popular Songs,
Dances and Negro Melodies lie followed with laugiabe
Farce
II The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing that he has
made engagement with
MIR. BILL PARROW, the Old FaVOrites
Who will appear each evening Of his BEST PIECES
Doors open az O'Clock, performance to commence
Tickets Of admission 50 cents, children and servants IS
aug24 J. NJ GRAHAM Agent.
Great Attraction at EHa TmOniR HAIL!
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
TEyHE original Celebrated, and World
RENOWNED CHINESE ARTISTES AND JUGGLERS
nil give three their wonderful entertainments at Harmonic
Hall,
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings next, Aug. 24s 25s 26.
IL Doors open Z: Performance to at "a
O'Clock,
aug22-3t. DORMING, Proprietor
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Passing along the Public Square yesterday dropped into the
large Wholesale Dry Goods House Of Mes BRASORD, Nc
WHIRT Co.. found Of the most conveniently
ranged establishments have Twas built expressly
for the transaction large Dry Goods trade and is admirably
suited the business having convenience necessary
house of the proportions such this possesses
necessary the large and increasing
which this enterpTsing firm have already built up.
While looking through different apartments of the house.
noticed busy engaged opening arranging goods
Of every kind which the retail merchant will need for the fall
winter trade. In ali the ladies' gentlemens
their stock complete, displayed selection
cannot be surpassed. Every thing and recherche the
ladies' in the Line OF dress goods, will be found their
stored tables quantities the heavy
exist long the country blessed with many
FIsey, Their which under the head Planta-
Goods Of the desirable in thecy,
embracing every thing dry goods planter
will need for the comfort Of his negroes, and in such variety
suit every taste.
The retail merchant viii find this desirable from
which make his selections the fall trade.
1t scarcely necessary that should speak good word
behalf of Messrs BRANsFoRD McWHIRTER Co. They are
large proportion the country merchants who make
their purchases here among the reliable
energetic business OF city The heavy they enjoy
vedence say. have not made their
quontsnce viii least find pleasant profitable
when they visit the city They have prepared themselves for
heavy fall trade and merchants who visit the city would do we'll
through their heavy stocks and price their goods
Messrs BRAHsFoRB MCWHRTER Co. have contributed much
making Nashville the large wholesale market it is. The
firm composed Of energy, who have much experience in
the dry goods business and while they gone work
up large trade, they prepared to do it in such
tuay benefit themselves We shall be pleased
city increased every year by the aoqu-
ton Of such men as compose this respected firm.
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JOHN GAULT J. H BUNCE, Master.
TEMPEST, D. G. PARR, Master.
FAVE as above alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
o'clock, Louisville and all intermediate points,
neCting at Louisville Mail Packets for CuCnnai
Wheeling and Pttsburg. Through Receipts given for freight
all Eastern Cities per Baltimore Ohio Railroad. Merchants
and Shippers may rely leaving advertised
freight passage apply on board OF %
uar24 II. II HARRISON, Agent
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On Monday, the 9Th Of September, undersigned viii open
an English and Classical School for Boys the brick school
room on south Of the occupied b cKeDe Church
This building leased for Of years With the view Of
establishing permanent school Of high grade The number Of
pupils will he limited to twenty.
TERMsFor English branches $50, for the Latin and Greek
classics Including the higher branches Mathematics So per
session Of five months No deduction absence except in cases
of ,rotractes illness B. F. BENTLEY.
y REFERENCES:
JoHS A, NcEwES, john TRINslE,
Artrv A Hs1L, J. B. McFRKIS
JoHy B. LaxDs1Ey, L. D. HUsToSs
r. J. MEMS. sng l9-td
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Heading Matter ON Every Page.

Builders Contractors who in need Of Building Hard
any description invited call the cash Of
JOIN WILLIAMS Ellis old il they want to
buy building hardware cheap for cash. He is selling
Brown Knob Locks &c each, heretofore worth Coo
White do 6Oc do do do fJc
do do do SlOJ
Nails, best quality, sc per b.
Also Moce Locks kinds Of knobs and trimmings
Locks every description, at unusually lev prices;
Axes PulHcs Bolts Hinges &C. all at reduced prices for cash
only sugIs-dlE
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nov Orlenns nInrI1rt. Nc.

New orleans MarkeHs Acc
ORLEANS, Aug. 23-Coon very dull; Oats buoyant TO-
Deaths from yellow Fever Saturday, Deaths for the week
So
Arrived, bark Amanda Spear, from Boston.
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B. EANEER A CO.,
WHOLESALE GROGERS AED DEALERS "
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne 5. MARKET STREET
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COLLARS, SOARFS, TIES AND CRAVATs,
~ Every style. Just resolved and for sale by
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mS~ Bank Of West Tennessee, at
&SE-4sS8S MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will DO
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville wdtH
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Change of Busine

when he will be pleased to all his old friends custome
augI3d&w2w A. u. HICKS
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The late attempt To tniure our Firm ms
shown that our Lotteries are drawn fair
"; that our Prizes are paid puEc1Ua1IT /:
and that our Schemes are more TfheFaa 4
an any other Lottery in the World!
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. swaS Co. Msna
gers Of Sparta Academy Lottery, in each their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for August 1855 at AUGUSTA GEO. in public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 81 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1855.
Glass 20 draws On
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1855.
Glass 90 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST III, 1855.
Glass 80 draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FOUR HUNDRED AND uGHTY-FIvE PRIzEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-12

CLEANING uP.-A walk to American HILL a
pleasant afternoon Of last week brought us up
on the extensive diggings of our friend Amos
T. Laird. During year past he has been en-
gagged, while the water was abundant in tear
ing up a small mountain and has pretty nearly
Annihilated it. The ground is stripped for a
quarter of mile along the bed of an old water
course, doubtless the old Coyote lead, and the
work Of cleaning up has been commenced. 1t
will perhaps require the remainder of the water
run to complete the cleaning of the bed rock.
it is believed by those acquainted with the dig
gings that should lie succeed in cleaning the
ground already stripped that he will make the
heaviest draft ever made in Nevada county, in
any one set Of claims. Besides these diggings
Laird is energetically at work with large
number OF hands on the Wet Hill claims. These
claims in the fall of 1855 realized the company
in the course of a few months about SO 900.
Vive la Laird.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-12

SUIcDE.-Mrs. Emery was found dead in her
bed about six O'Clock P. NJ. yesterday at her
residence, Emery's Crossing. She left a letter
and amongst other things said that her husband
had always been a kind and indulgent husband;
but that she had her secret troubles. In her
letter she made distribution of most Of her
jewelry, books, and other articles, among her
female friends-ns ming each article and to
whom they should be given-directing that the
Episcopal service should be read at her funeral
and that she had dressed herself for the occasion
and wished to be buried just as she was At IL
o'clock yesterday she went into her room, and,
ordered the servant not to call her when din
ner was ready, as she did not desire to eat any
thing On the return Of her husband be went
to her room, and found the door looking from
the hall locked but the door from the piazza
was standing open. She was lying on her bed
nearly cold and stiff; small vial of strichnine
was found together with a wine glass from
which she had taken the poison. She was
about thirty-two years Of age, and is a native
of Georgetown, Massachusetts,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-12
ss- DIR. L. J. czapkay.-we would direct the os.

as- DIR. L. j. Czapkay.-we would direct the es'
pecal attention of nvads to perusal of Dr. l. j. Cap
kays advertisement o be oand in another column Of this
paper order place the services of learned and expe
reneed physician within their reach. So much III has
been inflicted the human family from the perncious and
ignorant practices of empires that it seems as If we were
filling bounden duty to make known where judicous re-
lief can be obtained To those unfortunate enough to sut
fer from the effects of sexual private diseases or their
ireatmen we cheerfully commend DR.. L. j. Czapkay as
of scientific and calacqurements possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknowi'
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
c disease whether the effects of conagon, sefabuse or
loss of vrty and in order that patients at distance
NAV avail themselves of his advice free consultation by
letter is open to them The knowledge that have of
the numerous he has effected Of which were OF
long standing leads place much faith in DIR. Cs e
6cacy and commend him to the confidence of those in i'll
health DR. Czapkay's Office is in Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery nearly opposite the Pacific Mall Steam
ship Co.'S Office San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-12

LECTURES The citizens Of San Juan have
made arrangements with several literary gen.
tlemen Of Nevada, to deliver course Of lee
lures at the former place, for the purpose Of
raising funds TO complete the church. The
first lecture of the course is given by Rev. D.
A. Dryden this evening; Mr.. A. a. Sargent de-
livers the second lecture a week from tonight,
to be followed by Mr.. Belden sometime during
the succeeding week. These gentlemen deliv-
cred a course of lectures in Nevada some
months since, which were favorabIy received,
and the two latter are not altogether unknown,
as lecturers. among the literary circles of Grass
Valley.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-12

LUDNGToN AND WHLIAMs.-Tbese notorious
characters who were arrested in cabin near
McCarty's ranch, by deputy Sheriff Van Hagen,
while in pursuit Of the robbers of the Sacra-
mento stage were brought up on Monday last,
on three separate charges two of them being
for the burglarious entrance Of houses in Grass
Valley, belonging to c. Mitchell and E. Cook,
and also for having in their possession burglar
ieus instruments On the examination. z. p.
Davis having been called to testify as TO the
uses of several peculiar looking keys, said that
enc of the keys he regarded as exceedingly well
devised to open doors, having great diversity
of locks The ward being a slide. was capable
of being elongated or shortened to suit the
length of the lock into which it might be insert
ed His Honor. Judge Anderson, held the par
ties to answer in the sum of two thousand dol
lars each, to the next Court of Sessions, and in
default of bail, they were committed to answer.