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BENZ. s. HARRISON
Ia Lf you are .lel.. tne proha blIlty Is tha

ss- II you are sick. the probability Is that
the root Of suffering ia the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia, sngaor, oppression IN the d-
phTag, jauuiee headache nausea; bodily weakness dnaess
sight heartburn eestyepe dyeutery leeieR Of
termenng diseases Indigestion produces blood and
therefore destroys ME strength system
restore the ioae Of the stomach and euahe
dismiss forever all sornsng and dangerous complaints
nothing is necessary but aperverng Hoasnds Ger.
Befs, prepared BY Dr. C, ". Jackson fhildtlphia
There is mistake failure IN their snaye enects For
sale by druggists and every to=n and village
United States cAnadss Indies and South America
II IS per bttile.
sola in New Orleans, wholesale and re,A by J. WRIGHT
) co.. Nos. q and Isl Charities street, fsl 2pnSN
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Ee0 n Perr5us'

W 0 5 z K 5 II E 5 4 Q E.
The attention of Hotel Keepers Propretors Eating Houses
Caterers for Cubs rooms aud Private Families Is
mended to trial Of Perrins' famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment By its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant paaabe and wholesome Sauce appi-
soup, Gsh, hot and cold meats game etc. etc.,
tensively used In all quarters Of the globe.
The Limitations" both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its mers and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
estimation in which held by those selected with
special reference their ability judge Of the quality Of
articles Of table And being The popular
the market unprncied parties Offering for sale spurious
sanee by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS
only Projectors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in Abo orders received for
aent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
ans Broadway. New York,
y24 2ply Sole Agents In the United states for Lea Perrns
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Frinqes for lRare0es.

5000 yards assorted Brooehed SILK Fringe at IL
cents yard
1900 yards assorted Revoir Headed Silk Fringe AT Is cents
yard.
5000 yards Pompadour Headed silk Fringe 20 yard
Landing from ship Clara W1ee ier. from Havre.
A. TROUBLE,
tel9 2ptf II Royal street, bew Cont and Benvile
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To the Fire RriGades
Or
NEW ORLEANS AND ALGIERs

The Proprietor of the GREAT CITY GIFT STORE, No.
xxx CAMP sTRBET DESTROYS of participating in the coming
Anniversary your honorable body ordered at GREAT
EXPENSE, a SPLENDID SILVER TRUMPET from the we'll
known mandatory of HYDE GOODRICH, for the
siono be presented to of your Companies that
rable day As specimen of and costly workmanship it
has been pronounced by competent Judges be the
tifu and elaborate specimen Of SILVER WORK exhb.
tied in this city.
Full particulars will be announced in Saturdays and Mon
days papers, when thework will BE- ready for exhibition
c. H. STORTS'
CITY GIFT STORE
fel9 2p2t No. 30 Camp street.
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We were in error as to the closing Of the High
School examinations yesterday. The examination of
the Boys High School closes to-day. It affords US
pleasure to announce that the number of visitors at
this school yesterday was greater than on any day
during the examination, and they were peasingly as
well as Interestingly entertained.
Thu blackboard exercises of the third course in
surveying were all that could have been expected,
and fully satisfied those who witnessed them that the
members were familiar with the subject in hand
The exercises OF the first in rhetoric, though
very creditable, were not satisfactory those in
surveying. They showed greater familiarity with
the rules than with their practical application.
Practice however, will soon remedy this slight de-
feet The reading Of The Independent the jour
nal of the second course, and the oral criticisms
upon its contents, afforded very interesting and
pleasing entertainment, Some of the editorials and
contributions evinced literary taste and talent Of no
mean order
The examination of the Girls High School was
concluded by the exercises of the third course or
graduating class, in astronomy, intellectual philoso
ply, history English literature, and the reading of
compositions from The Violet the literary journal
of the class. The young ladies displayed the most
commemorate proficiency in each branch of their
studies and gave assurance that the diplomas which
they are to receive Monday next, will be worthily
bestowed. The readings from Tie Violet" were
particularly pleasant to hear the contributions being
well written full of life and spirit, and handsomely
read. The songs given at intervals were likewise
pleasant to hear and the last one sung was the
Keep step to the Music of our poetic confrere,
Mr.. Bigney of the Pieayune who, il he did not feel
ought to have felt highly fattered, that his song
should be breathed forth SO meodiousy from 50 many
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R8-To the PublIc-The undersigned most
respectfully submits his the voters Of The city Of New
Orleans candidate The Office Of Mayorelectonto come
of the ID day of june next
ja26 2pte BENZ. s. HARRISON.
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Ill. n. RuckEey,

ia. II. RttCEtey,
wATCHMAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Of Purchasers his
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Of the styles perfect workmanship The best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch tor time.
A large assortment Of
CHAINS,
BREASTPTNs,
EARRINGS
sETs OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs
Which offered large reduction from former rates
aa Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4m
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se-WarrIors and ratoraN ave been Innded


and admired in all ages imuogla Bards have eune
songs Of auation the whole wod in this progressive age
teens with admiration the gant strides of Mechanism and
Science yet WHOM uuobrusive mind in all ifs worldly
huhbub seek for fame in another channewhen that minds
mission In calm serenity searches with phosophc eye the
treasures cf the earth ds and blends them with chemists
and places them In convenient pleasing and de-
ghal form the couch Of bsdrdden huInanty--we say
heuce the difference, II there could be found similarity
between the demands Of one aud the really
existing necessity for Wooman's Cherry Expeetorant all
Lung and Bronchial affections. feI5 2pdtSltW
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OFFICE MoRHK Danny TRIBUNE
January -, 1855. :
Ha-Mr. Frank A. BARTLETT Is our duly au-
thorized Agent New Orleans collecting soliciting
advertisements, subsoriptious etc.
jas 2plm H. BALLENTYNE & CO.
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To the Ladies.
y. III. CIork's

P H 0 APH G. LII cry,
"a Canal street, tover TurnelI's shoe storey
Photographs copied from old nagueeoypes enlarged
size and Coloed in OIL Water and Psste Views made Of
public private buildings. ja5 2plm
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az Aunt Fanny, what do You do for your
children when they have the Ctoupsn What do do
give them BRADnoCK's COUGH MIXTURE it fails
10 lost three children before obtained that remedy,
and for phycan but dispense wish the doctor
altogether and the Mixture, which always have in the
house,f
For sale by CHAs 7, HOWARD, No. Camp street, and
SICkIES 4 co, IS and 90 Canal fel8 2p3t
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KEdU0nd Ci. y0Y's.

100000 CIGABs-Regaia, Medin Regas Londres Ciliu-
drad0 Mars, ETC. of the following brands Ugues Cabanas
saneho Panza Valentino Anite Flor de Morales Consuelo
Monuments Continues, etc. in store And for sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
fell 2p3t "a Magazine street.
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Roots, Shoes aud 8rooaus.
Wines and liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
lTu.........e...ROYAL ET.............,.lT
AsuppIy of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACNE in quartz
and pnts constantly hand equal the best ths.
cosaesto this market.
=. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PoRT-the best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
r. A d. e 81
sAzERAC eff Vintage Of 1895, 1873 1905 and o sr
brands.
w H KYt
VI descriptons-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
.. Also
On band my the best WINES snd IL
Quoks in the Market which will be sold reasonsbi
terms as sny other hsusein the city.
sEWELB 7. TAYLOR,
az znly No. u Royal straet.
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second Eand F,s,.nit.,.e Store.

Tire HIGHEST CASH PRICK paid for all kinds SECOND.
HAND FURNITURE also sold exchanged and repaired BY
P. NJ. T0URNE,
iy2, 2p1 Ne. p Bsronns, Canal street.
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Can Qui ck,
AND PURCHASE SUCH
WIN TER CT . TH G.
AS YOU MAY DESIRE

AS YOU MAY DESIRE.
A l. L II ID M u n r. ZOE &c G o..
"a Magazine Street,
Are Offering TT GREAT BARGAINS the balance Of their
Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING. Room must be made for
Summer Goods.
OVERCOATS...... OF tvery description
FROCK COATS =. .
BUSINESS COATS, e.. .. =.
PANTAL0ONS, =.
VESTS :. -.
UNDER GARMENTS, e.. e. o.
Also
BOYS CLoTHING-Of Jht best description.
All of which selling
Cheaper than Ever!
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS
We have received by late arrivals large additions
stock of the popular PATENT TOEE SHIRTS which render
present. very complete These
fitting and best made Shirts in the t2unry. m guaranteed.
r8-No deviation in prices.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
fell 2p6t 81 Magazine Street
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So DIR. James.-AlI those unfortunately
afflicted with diseases peculiar male and female should read
the advertisement Of Dir. James, headed Medical House
Gusiomhouse street part Of this paper
Ten separate apartments for patients, fell 2plm
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H0CNslN s lEga8',

l3l boxes WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, landing ez
brig Tallulah, and for sale by
S. DE WISER g. CO.,
fell 2p3t "a Magazine street
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RsrHelmbold's universally approved REM
edy Compound Buehu Diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys Gravel Dopsy Weakness Read the
in another column, headed Eelmtods Genuine Pre-
paration."
For sale wholesale and retail by ]. WRIGHT CO.. Nos
q and Isl Chartres street. fel5 2pGeod
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

old Tory citizen, he soon gets natural
lied. He and his fellows pick up some
rascally printer and pay him literally
to defame all who struggle against Brit
ish domin ation."
The antiquity of this little sheet, aside
from its being staunch supporter of the
Jefferson and Madison school of politics,
is all that gives it much interest. The
facts which it details have passed into
the school boys history. 1t has no "lea-
der" upon the topics of the day, is in
fact mere bulletin of news of dates an
terror to its publication that in these
days would be deemed slow. News
that took seventy days under favorable
circumstances to travel from London to
St. Louis, now travels in as many min
utes, always provided the cable
works.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29
ED. BURRELL, Deputy.
Nevada, Oct 29-td
Sherif'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the eth day of October d 1853 4
w final judgment and decree was rendered in the
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of
State of California, in and for the County of Nevada
agalns. DEXTER WOOSTER and in favor of FABIEH
CARRON for the of 81 $50 with interest on said
sum of 81 $50 at the rate of Three per cent per month
from the rendition ofjudgment until paid together with
all costs of suit And whereas the said 27th day Of
October ID 1883 it ordered and decreed by the said
Court tnat the Mortgage forth in Plaintiffs com
plant be forecosed and the property therein de5crbsd
to: witt
The undivided One Half ccrau piece or parcel Of
Land situate and lying in the Township of Eureka
County of Nevada, beginning at the northery corner
thereof and inning from thence South 81 East o34
rods thence South Sc West "a rods thence north 81
West AZ Rods thence South So West 32 rods theme,
$40 West ls4 rods and thence north 36 East ll6 rods
to the place OF beginning and containing I58 1910 acres
said Ranch being formerly known McG9uires Ranch
together with all and singular the hereds
ments and apPurtenances, be levied upon and sold To
satisfy said Judgment interest and COSTS and the
ceeds thereof applied to the payment of said Of
money aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. the Goth
day OF NON,K leoS- between the hours of ten O'clock
A M and p NJ. in front of the Court House door In
the city OF Nevada will sell public auction to ~.
highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand at Office the City of Nevaa.
on this the 2eth day of October, 1853
BY ED. BURRELL, Deputy,
Nevada, Oct. 26-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

The ATLANTIC CABLE.-Hope is
greatly depressed in the Atlantic cities
because of the failure to receive MESA
ges from Europe. The people begin 10
fear that they had their extraordinary
cable blow out for nothing. Nothing
had been received from Valentia since
the first of September. De Sanity the
electrician at Trinity Bay reports sig
mails, however, on the 23d of Sept. With
that exception nothing had passed the
cable since the 1st. Mr.. Whitehouse
supposes the line injured near the Irish
coast in storm, and thinks it can be ia
ken up and repaired. Fortwo hundred
miles from that shore it is from 40 to
200 fathoms deep.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

RATHER SEvERE.-George Alger, a
defaulting juror, who had been summon
ed to serve in the District Court, was
yesterday sent to Jail for five days. On
bein : conducted out of court he enquired
ifthere were any furnished rooms in the
HoteldeLenhardt. Tbe answer being
inIthe affirmative. Mr.. Alger engaged
Room No. 8, fronting on Winter street.
where he will repent, no doubt, for his
contempt, in not obeying the summons
of the Court.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

SLEEP.-A great difference of opinion
exists as to the number of hours neces-
sary for sleep, to keep the body and
mind in healthy tone. Psychologists
fix the number variously-ranging gen
orally from six to eight. Probably no
invariable rule will apply to each indi-
vidual. Some persons require more
sleep than others. The quantity
that one may without detriment en-
dure, would debilitate another. 1t is
written of William Pitt the elder, that
he spent one half the twenty -four hours
in bed, despatching more labor in the
other half than almost any man of his
time. Had this habit been adopted by
the venerable Humboldt now in his S9th
year, who allows himself but four hours
sleep in the twenty-four, that great sym
thetical work, Cosmos, never would have
been produced. Nay, probably, that il
lustrious man would have died long ago
a smoking, dreaming Dutchman, of lit
tie pretensions to fame.
1t is obvious that no more time should
be spent in sleep than is necessary to
recuperate the mental and bodily pow
ers. But the measure of time required
is to be determined, we imagine. by
each individual for himself.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

AURORA BoREALIs.-The northern
horizon was flushed on Wednesday even.
ing with beautiful exhibition of aurora
borealis. A few minutes before nine
o'clock streamed up in the north east
blood-red currents of light to the length
of twenty degrees or more. The fash
es gradually continued to the northward
till near one quarter of the entire hori-
zon was all aglow. The sight did not
remain more than twenty or twenty i've
minutes. 1t was an unusual one in these
regions and was therefore witnessed
with great curiosity.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

DIscHARGED.-Captain Kidd compile
ted the last link in his system of canals
on Monday last, and the waters OF the
Yuba are now pouring into Rock creek
On that day his workmen to the number
OF over hundred were finally disc harg,
ed. The company for whom Capt.
Kidd has been chief, has been more
than three years employing a large
number of hands, constructing fumes
and digging bitches. The company is
now prepared to reap some reward for
their outlay.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

VIM. BAUsMAN.--A large number of
the prominent citizens of Sacramento
have earnestly requested this gentleman
to become a candidate for the State
Senate to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of w. I. Ferguson. The re-
quest, we notice, has called out severe
remarks from cynic Or two of the coun-
try Lecompton press. 1t is strange that
a gentleman cannot be spoken of in a
complimentary manner but some envi-
GUS dog out of the reach of boot toe,
will bark at him.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

DY virtue of an Execution TO directed and issued
- of the Dist Court Of the 4th Judicial District for
Nevada County, State Of California Judgment rem
dered in said Court in favor of HIRAM GRIFFIN VIM
" GRIFFIN and against u H. STUART for the sum Of
1924 90, together with interest thereon, from the lTi
day of August, A d 1868 at the Ten per cent
per annum till paid together with $50 05 of suit.
Ihave taken in Execution certnin Ranch and i'm.
provements thereon, situated in Rongh Ready Town.
ship about p miles from the of Rough and Ready
Nevada County levied upon the property of said Stu
art satisfy the above demands and accrrng costs
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY 2oth
day of NOVEMBER, 1858, between the hours Of Ten
o'clock A. NJ and Four O'Clock P NJ in front Of th a
Court House Door, Nevada, will sell for cash in hand
the above described property, to satisfy pay the
aforesaid Judgments
Given der my hand at Office in Nevada, on this the
2sth of Ootoberi 1858.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff
Ed. BURRELL, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29
COnStable'S Sale

STATE OF CALIF3RNIA-Countya and To,xnsh,r !.
- Nevada.ss By virtue of Execution tn me ~ ~
Verea NV c snea from the Court of John Anderson ESQ
Aforesaid bearing date Both September, A. D. 1s.s y.
satisfy Judgment Eendered by said Court on the 9oS
9ay OF september last, in favor of F. Win ,al anJ ~
MlnneL and against stephen Venard Samuel Cann, u
anu o'ners Tor tine sum OF 2O4 5 sl79 80 debt n
eution and will sell to the highest bidder S In IN Exc
following property to-wit -'- cash. 'ne
6,tursa .'ihg shat and Mining Cems Engine and all
C lhere9nto belonging, called the Empire N;r;a
nhoLPany, at Cement Hill, the south side and ds nn
ion Nevada to Hoits Bridge in II. s;d
VIII; @ ana Gounty of Nevada State of Califnrn;.
whpNEsDAY NOV 24th 1858 between - tbs metaoa ha on
the % Of ase stanben e9s Of said day taken a.
others to satisfy the above demands and and
ysv,a, o.... u s: GREGORY CossiaS,s '''
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

THEATRICAL.-The american The
atrical Company" have been playing
since our last at Orleans Flat, and vi
cinity with, we learn, good success. A
grand complimentary benefit comes off
at Orleans Flat tonight, rendered to ].
81 Warwick and Fanny Deming Hanks.
by the citizens Of hatplace.
On Monday plight the company will
open the Dramatic Hall at Forest City
After a short professional tour in Sierra
the troupe will again appear at the &c
tropolitan in this city.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

The COMET IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
The comet appeared to the people of
the Sandwich Islands on the night Of
the 2Sth September. The Adcertisc,
says: 1--WE have inquired of several
captains who have recently arrived from
the Artic, and find that it was first OBJ
served on tho 10th of September near
Bhering's Island, N. Lat. Sc deg. 80 min.
Z, Long. 172 min.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

~ We assure the Nationnl it was
not our intention to knock its fat into
the fre"-far from it. We only meant
to say it was done for, for quite spell
If Shoemaker will only strip himself to
his suspenders, shut himself up close
with dirty oil lamp or cheap tallow
candle, roll his eyes not in fine freIzy,
but like a knocked down calf, and
grind out grist of shillimahoy of a
fingers length, finishing it somewhere
among the wee sma' hours of the morn
ing, he may yet get into the mutuals
flower garden without horning the fence
down and scattering the rails like a
tornado. Still there is hope.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

dict, as it was thought the jury must find
Stone guilty of murder in the first de-
gree, from the evidence.
Yesterday morning Spanish John, by
leave of Court, withdrew his plea of not
guilty, and plead guilty to murder in the
second degree.
Sentence will be pronounced against
both prisoners tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29
From WaShOe Valley.
works.

Mr.. Henry Miller, formerly from Al
pha, arrived in town yesterday morning
from Washoe Valley with four horse
team. He made the trip in six days
leaving home on Saturday morning last
The route of Mr.. Miller was through the
Yuba gap and via the rid ge between the
North and Middle Yubas. Snow lay or
the road for fifty miles averaging tw c
feet deep. A part of the way the snow
is six feet deep.
Mr.. Miller came to Nevada in prefer.
ence to Placerville, for his winters stock
of groceries. He assures us the road is
quite as good and shorter, as he has
found by trying both routes. According
to his calculation, which is on we'll estab.
lished data Nevada is not less than 4C
miles nearer the sink of the Humboldt
where the Carson route and Truckee
unite, than Placerville. We are then
that distance nearer Salt Lake by the
line of travel than Placerville.
Washoe valley is settling up quite
fast, containing twelve families and for
ty men at the present time. Frankville,
the place of trade, istwenty miles off the
road from this place to the sink, but is
not more than 100 miles from here by
the circuitous route taken by Mr.
Miller.
Lynch is the only Judge known in
Washoe. AN sorts of grain and vege-
tables flourish. Two grist mills are in
Carson Valley, 25 miles distant A new
town called Carson city is building in
Eagle Valley, between Carson and
Washoe. A good hotel and stores are
going up.
The overland stage might have run
through Washoe but for the want of pub
lie spirit on the part of some of the citi-
zens wbo refused to comply with re-
uucSt VI tuo Stage OWHcTS 10 Tx rev
miles ofroad.
Washoe is beautiful valley, twelve
miles in length by about six wide. A
lake six miles long lies along its west
ern border. Game is abundant, such as
mountain sheep. antelope, deer, grouse,
&C., &c.
Mr.. Miller returns in about ten days
with load, by the same route he came.
From a tn orough knowledge of the
mountains he thinks himself safe in say
ing the road to this place may be short
ened twenty miles by small outlay on
the hill beyond Bear Valley.