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CrcUs-Davis * C-osby's big French
and american Circus, the first and only
one or the season in Ottawa. viii exhibit
ed near the east end Of Fox River bridge
in this city in the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday next, Oct lIth. We believe
this IS esteemed about rs good company
as travels, and will as usual with such in
stitutions in Ottawa, be largely patrouised.
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On Wednesday, Oct. 18th, Mrs. SARAH
GREGG viii display her Millinery Goods
for general inspection TO the Ladies of OF
tawa and vicinity. 1t is not necessary to
enumerate the many new articles of inter
est (to the ladies' TO be exhibited in her
shop, but the ladies will find it to their
advantage to call and examine for them
selves. She cant be beat for variety,
quantity, quality and beauty Of her entire
stock. She viii sell at low prices for cash
only, and is dctern.i,.rd not 10 be pndersod t1y
am person IN OHac1 Remember the time
and place. on Wednesday, Oct 10Th, in the
Marble Front Store, up stairs.
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Bible Cause.

Rev. Mr. BRISTOL will d liver Lecture the Bible
Cause the NJ. E. Church in this city, Sabbath
ing next, Oct. 9Th. ocS
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Sole Ag51st for tie tat5d >tItr
TIE CITY BANE


EAf; Mes :. G. f...4 - CO.
EINHEES.
EXCHANGE
NEI YGrE.
i-.~E4N.
TliILADELPIiIt.
81 lOJ -
CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities Of the United st'= bought
AID sold.
Also vii! draw in suit purchaser on England,
Scotland. ireland al. a.. apog'aH; points ia cyAtineu-
tai EUROPE.
Collections made in all parts Of the STATE and ram tied
for Day payment r.iie % exchange.
Interest allowed "u deposits.
Banking hours from : 2 Il 8" &. P. II.
EDWIN t. ALLEN. s.'>.'r. u. r. tAMt~. Ps*St
O. H. EUIlEN. -isr ,'F~b. Ep". EhNES, J. |resf.
OTTAWA, August l., 1913
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OTTAWA Premium AZ TIE ST. Louis FAIR.
We believe but one article OF Ottawa
manufacture was exhibited at the late st.
Louis fair, and tlat was the product Of
the Ottawa Starch Company. 1t had half
a dozen of competitors, but took the first
prcmium-a grand silver medal.
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John Murphy, on Wednesday morning
last, becoming enraged at his wife for some
cause or another, struck her very heavy
blow on the head with pail imtlicting
quite 4 severe wound and severing an ar
terry.
Ann was taken to the doctors to have
her head dressed and her life saved, while
John was taken before \. B. Smith, 7. j.,
and on Thursday A. NJ. was fined SO and
costs or about Sli III all. Add to this say
$40 for the doctors-little enough in all
conscience for saving awOman's lte-and
we have the snug little sum Of about so
which John had 10 pay for this bit OF a
spree
But John did not learn wisdom from
experience, for the same ?. ". he was
seen drunk on the streets and put in the
lock up for which care and entertainment
he VIII probably have to pay 5 or 10 dol
dars more.
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MAEEIEG--At the Central Hotel on the 29th u't by
Arthur Lock wood. E>q, Mr.. WESLEY l.. SHASKLrs and
NI>- MALI>pA ACTRiM.
Sept, 27th. bv NJ. H. Plumb. MIR. SQUIRE VI. Fuas, of
Nautilus, aid Mis-, MARY l.. BEuSEE, of Rutland
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Caution :

CINtbOHs
1 HEREBY notify all persons not to purchase note
signed by Jos. w. Stevenson, in fyer of s W. Chez
Yer. with . w Cheever's name on the back and also
H. r. slotweiTs name, with endorsement of 425 at
two different times. Said note and an book
was 'ost on the Fair Ground. Any person finding the
above described will please leave at the Post OF
&C. TO the sddressof Uoc u D d. CENTER.
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EXCHANGE GANEl

z r. FAY & co.
upen. ami pr--,red Tor the Q: the
Il usual E,'lsi Jag e ssitc.~.
Erch0ng-. GDiJ and Sire, IoUg't and sO}E.
Accounts received and collections made al points
Of the United States.
Interest dll"UeG on dePo.its bT special contract.
Buy short business laprT. secured r4.n4ay
from months 20 three YEAR
J. l.. FAY. o,..,. -,
=. ". HOBEfsT. ! '''"'1''' No.
. REED, i q. =. Y
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DI ED-Iu this city, on the 2Ist inst, Mrs. ANN Ar
MoUK. "a native OF Completion, Argyeshire, Scotland
aged II years.
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A ful course OF Double Entry Book Keeping. in-
gliding stock and ership BOOKS, as applied
TO Wholesale and retail mer chandziug, (enibrac-
ing u sets Of books 10 20
Rev. Z. IDERIAUX, Teacher of French
Miss Davis Is having: fitted very pleasant nall on
Jefferson St 4 few doors Of La sale, which she
designs TO make a most desirable place for such u
school
rFF' rExcrs-Eev Joseph Cummings, d. D, Middle
town Coun.; Rev. Chas W Bennett. Fort Pain, N Y;
VIM W. CLARKE. Rochester, y. y, Prof OF Mathena'-
les; Wu Wells Lima, y. Y, Prof. OF Modern Lln-
cuases; Rev. NJ, X. Whittlesey, Ottawa, Iii. augl3
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BY STATE UTUORITT
INCREASE. OF CAPITAL.
Pss MIX
Insurance Company,

Hdh1F OHD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, SIG0.CCO.OO
S. l.. LooNIs, President.
II. kELLoGti-- --.-.-----.-- Secretary
~ MAGILL,.... ---.-General ACCENT at Cincinnati.
agencies an the pyiacip"i cities and ToteRs in tie
Union.
TUy!IE Phoenix Insurance Company has Cash CdDitIl
Il or Itco UIlHdged TtOftNGHd DOit1I~ with large
aud constantly increasing surplus invested ia the very
best stocks and curiies the country affords. The Ca
ial Is >"UNp and v,ILAELE and not in any way hypo
thecatcd collateral TO any out standing obligations
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment OF
LOSSES 40 Company stands higher, has better repu
taon than the Phoenix" aud ii shall ever he our aim
to maintain the reputation which 10y honor able transac
tons, and itir dealings, W have obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
JAS. ". FAY, agent.
Also Agent for the following Comp1nfe -
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO. PHILADELPHIA
Cash capital aud surplus - 900
GREAT WESTERN IN. x Trust Co rIilL ADELPIIIA
Cash capital and surplus s29i uOa
GlRARD FIRE MARINE ms. co. RIM, AUEIpiII,
Cash carital and surplus S29i .>o,S
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms. co. ROCKFORD Ill
FARMERS INSURANCE 90 FRIEpuGr Ill
Capital, isu,U0I.
Ctpitai, 81, Jcu!'0o.
Commissioner Of Deet(s TOR State Of Ns,c York
Ottawa, Apri. -, 1859.
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Goods ean;iYcvCh

VIII receive the highest market price for choice Butter,
fresh Esss, &c either ia C, Groceries, at his store
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Sugar Gure2 H.iD,s, Bay amt Tongues aud Fresh
FISH daily received from the LGkes.
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EAYs1 OF OTTAWA.

CCSHHAN, True CO.
oyz. from 9 o'ciyck i. u. 70 ~ O'Clock n II
EXCHANGE Chicago AID Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed on time depoSitss.
Gold and silver bought and sold
Collections III all paris G! the State, and promptly
semit;ed the day Of payment. 1T current rates Of
change lmar2II l. v WATERMAN, C.As1eT.
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t.ks:.e s.ELgS!.
Silk. Woolieu, and Fancy DYER.

y y
H.~-.fcs< IEJct SoHh ~. al Man y Oii',eft. m.
Ill ~ the folio wing A-iicr> bv,d CrAigd to hook
- equal 10 nov silks, s.ttiu', telycts. Grapes,
sLuWl>, h~rinUes, Bsisr, HnulsazineS, Apaccss, De
inia--, Ribbons. Feathers Window IurLIius, Huse &c.
Hair. tlp, STRAW. other EoguriS or Hats dyed tn
any Sid0s az PuferR. Erociis, Craue end Emuroi-r,
ed Shawis beautifully ciS4uei or dyed. White Stawls
viii Embroidery IN c"iurs have white ground eyed
and ;l- coorS preserved in their orig, al state.
G.niienens Clothes cleaned aud repair "a IN a SUPERB
manner
Carpet clernin- done a, the shortest notice. ap9
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Cc-Parirr"rs7.ip Motto

GEfHE undersigned have fnrmed CUpaTtners!iip IN
4 der tile firm and ~ O.
CCsiTNAS. True co.
For IT,. transaction OF 4 General Banking and EI-
change business At the
BANE or OTTf IA,
And solicit the patronage OF friends and the former
customers OF tie BAN. WILL II. ". CC>INAS,
ap2 True L WATERMAN.
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Having employed additional help, he is now prepar
to sell, and deliver goods promptly 10 any part Of
city FREE OF CHARGE. apl5
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Prod luce.

bureaus, Tables stands B"ds,eads, Chairs. Ma,:ra
es, &c. which. Will be sold low for cash or barter.
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sEYIlit gyri

Sprinr, Winter, Rye. Eg-sv neat, and Graham Flour
Crack Wheat, H"mmony, GraaIiated ana Corn Mea
constantly Oh huHi.
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Blacks Column.

Blacks Column.
r. O. i L A G K
May still be found at his old stand, on
Nam ST. opposite tie .iaJsioa House Otaea.
OWING to the great increase in his business, he lie
NOW ehagE ms s,%ek an" -, r, his num-
rousSs ustomers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found
GE2OCE:FssES.
Consisting Of choice Tea Coffee Spices, Exrac is
Soap, Cider and pure Vinegar Mo''sses, syrup, &c.
Rockingham. Yellow, Ohio and Illinois stone Ware;
Tubs cnnris Buckets, Nc Corn, Market, school and
Fancy Baskets.
WIN find . GOOD assortment 81 Work anil Travelling
Please cal! and sec iArIn.
Oranges, lemons, Gre,a nd Dried apples, PEACHES
p uncs Cherries, Pa, al.rri-s. a- rrrirs. iderher
ries, and fall assortment nf Can aud jag Fruits Pre-
serves, Jams, Jc..srs, r,".e Sauce, ~.
Crackers.
s"ds, Butter, PicLic Sgsar, lemon, WATER, Graham
Tea, Common aud Fancy Eosion trar%eI-. rom the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
kiDEEr.
Sprnr, winter Rye. Eg-Ewucat, and Graham Flour,
Crack, Wheat, H"mnoHy, GraaIiated ana Corn Meal
constantly haHi.
Furniture.
Bureaus Tables stands Bedsteads Chairs, Ma,;rass-
es, &c. Which will be sold low for cash barter.
Produce.
Bette, F-rS CheSe, Lard and all kinds o! Field and
Garden Vegetables ia their season.
Also.
Sugar GUreI Hi1,s. Be4f amt Tongues, aud Fresh
Fish daily receyed from the LGkes.
Farmers
VIII receive the highest market price for choice Butte
fresh Eggs, &c, either in Ca, Groceries, his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29
Our Italian Correspondence.

rLOkENCE, July ~, lSoS
More About The Perugia Massacre-Ndples Of.
fe1'ing Troops 10 the Pope-The Reuoh in the
Romagno--7he Commissioner of Sardinia at
Boiogaa-The Temporal Po,cer Of The Pope
Prince Ndpoleon's Promendde--An Ralian
Army neutrality-suspicious. in Sicily, dc.
Rumors are repeated here of the possibility, if
rot probability, Of the King of Naples Offering
troops to the Pope for the purpose of reducing to
submission the rebellious towns in the Legations.
The Austrian influence which still exists at Naples
will not be slow to take advantage of any opportu.
nifty which may be presented for creating new com
plications and producing confusion in Central
Italy. The universal feeling of condemnation ex-
cited by the atrocities committed with the attack
on Perugia~ does not appear to have had much
effect upon the conscience or the fears of the Papal
authority The conduct of Col Smidt and his sol.
diers was warmly approved in an official publica.
ton, and following Immediately upon 1t Ancona
and Sivigaglia were occupied, and are now under
martial law. But the Pope will not dare, without
assistance from abroad, to advance his troops fur
Their towards the north. Bologna, large
town, is every day becoming stronger
central post for the patriot forces The
volunteers which have 1ocked to Florence to receive
their equipments as soldiers in the national cause
aye now directed in large numbers to Bologna.
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Opinions Of the London and Paris Press
Troubles Of the Revoiutionkts
The Financial Effect,

VIEWS OF THE LONDON PRESS.

ITIVu tuU IpuuVN
The peace followed upon the heels of the arms
The great conuror of the age fought three battles
and had an hours conversation with vanquished
Austria and 10! at the end Of this short conference
Lombardy is at once coded to France. and italy
dencv Of the Pore The changes are 80 swift that
the eve is daszled We cannotseize the form I'M
medate,y pre scnted to the brain, before the image
ia gore, and another takes its place. few days
AGO we were talking of Congress to prevent the
ysr A week ago the world was specu
lat;nr about the chances Of Austria sue
cessrulN resisting France. The battles had
their turn Then that tremendous Quadri
lateral occupied sil thoughts. BIT yesterday down
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parties-one by going too far, and the other
by net going far enough. he Crimesn war re-
suited In close alliance between France and Rus
sis; who knows whether the Italian campaign may
not lead to similar connection between France and
Austria, whose rulers profess the same religious
faith, have the same political principles and might
be tempted to unite against the same enemy The
resources Of the French nation, which were ex-
hausted by the long and difficult war in the
Cr1mea, can scarcely have been touched by
this brief military promenade through the
fertile plains Of Piedmont and Lombardy;
not assuaeed by the trumphs Of Magenta and Cav.
RAMA and after fighting for the integrity OF Turkey
and the Independence of Italy, they may very
naturally feel inclined To do q little business on
their own account Every Frenchman looks upon
and II the Emperor, who has exempliied his
adage OF renpire c'est la paiI by two great wars,
should consider it necessary for the progress Of
humanity and civilization 70 engage IN . third
am aiiad Prussia will have to pay the piper. -.
Upon the Stock Exchange the peaceful intelli-
gence has produced an extraordinary effect I'm
dismayed by apprehensions of the future, the spe
culators are revealing in the delights Of the
up with rapidity more than proportional to
their previous deterioration. Austrian funds have
risen twenty per cent in two days, bank ana
railway shares OF various denominations 80 and
even ~ per cent and the new Pruastn loan, which
was contracted at 95, and had fallen to 90, wa
quoted yesterday at l0l. Large fortunes are made
and lost in these operations, and the stock jobbng
mania. which had received a severe shock by the
events of the last six months In evidently revving
with greater intensity than ever.
The Fourth of July was celebrated this year by
many American residents of this aud other German
cities ut Bremen, ard am informed that the fets
passed of with great eclat and enthusiasm. Among
the guests present al the occasion was the venera
bile Alderman Delius, one Of the patrarchs Of the
city of Bremen. He is now eighty-ive years of
age has spent many years in the United States and
in l79s had the great privilege of dining with Gen
eral Washington at Mount Vernon. doubt whe-
tier you have any man living in America who has
enjoyed similar honor. The United States Min
ster at Berlin, Sir. Wright; Mr. Miller, Consul at
Hamburg; and Mr.. Dillon, Consul at Bremen,
and about twenty five other Americans, were pre-
sent ! understand an account of the day and
proceedings has been furnished to the HERALD.
Yon will be pleased 10 hear that Mr. Bingham,
who arrived here after the death of Humboldt,
authorized to paint his portrait for the City
Library of st. Louis, Mo-, has succeeded in pro-
ducing a most excellent likeness of the dstin-
gushed man. The fellow citizens of the artist
have reason TO be grateful TO him for the manner
in which he has performed his appointed task.
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from the situation Of the Austrian army
proposition for Q suspension OF hostilites made
BY him in dignihed manner could not fail to be
received with great satisfaction. The Emperor
Francis Joseph had left the fed OF battle Of Sol
ferino In a state of painful emotion. He was not
able TO restrain his tears seeing the army de-
feated in which he had placed 10 much hope.
Overcome by fatigue aud sorrow he WAS for seye-
raj days afflicted with violent fever. His army,
which, from the strong position II occupied had
been promised victory, was not only ast0niahed az
it's defeat but demoralixed He dreaded the dis
couragement which the result Of the battle would
cause in Germany, and even in his own States. he
knew that his finances were exhausted, that
Austria was unable to replace the army
so aboriously formed-the good discipline
ard the valiant resistance of which could not with
stand the impetuosity Of French troops He suf
fered also from other disapp0intmeDts: allies
whose assistance he had called for, and on whom
he could have counted before his fatal declaration
Of war, refused him their cooperation. The Ern-
peror Napoleon knew these things; and perhaps
the idea Of sggravatng the misortunes Of his young
enemy, and Of not weakening him beyond what was
useful to the interests of France, may have Afforded
him pleasure. He knew, besides, that the Emperor
Francis Joseph. abandoned by the allies he had
hoped for, saw them with grief ready to unite with
his cOpqueror to impose on him painful peace.
The heat il excessive. Yesterday, ut two o'clock
the thermometer was 93} Fahrenheit; at twelve
o'clock il was 90a Fahrenheit
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SHgRIFF'S SALE.

DT VIRTUE 81 a Decree and Order Of Sale ta me
ID directed and issued Of the District Court Of
tue l4;h Judicial District. in and for Nevada coun.
iy, state OF california, a Judgment rendered in
said Cuur, on tie Sih day Of October, 4 D. 1859.
In favor Of Alex Fraser. Richard Abbey and others
comprising the Middle Yuba Canal and Water Com
pany, and against Elisha :. Clifford smith sanborn.
Archer Moore and Hugh Murphy. for the sum OF
Ono Thousand and Forty-one noiars aud Nineiy
four Cents principal debt With interest on snd prn
eipa at IN. rate Of two p-, cent, per month from
the rendition OF Judgment until paid together si;h
all costs Of suit for the sale Of tie following desert
bed property, 10 ait
All that i"i and parcel ~ Mining Claims. situated
in Mississippi Valley I'istrrt Nevada County Ca. .
generally known the - Prospect COS Bis-uss %
with huunAarie. a. follows
Fronting East in the Ravin- IN the rear of lieni
Wool Tavern, bounded on tho South hy the hrow
"i the Hill, slupeing 10 SWseilundS Creek. on tie
Wes; by h. claim. Of Curtis h Co. on the North bv
Woods. Drake. 4 Co. rumuri ing eleven Claims.
more or les. together with all aud singular, the
Tunnels, Cuts. and slucrs Tsilincs Tail Rights and
other sppurtcaanc-s unto said Claims belonging. ~
In any wis@ appertainng.
Notice l. hereby given hat will expose - Pub
lie sale all the above described Property. 10 I'll,
highest bidder. for Cash in front Of tile Court IIrus'
Door, in Nevada city. TUESDAY. the sth CAV oi
November next. 4 u. 1852. hetvten lie hours U
O'Clock. 4 ". and O'Clock T. ".
Given under my hand this l:ih day Of October
4. y 1859
Nc J. r. VAN HAGNN Sheriff Nevada Co
tonnell Ter FL Bunili. Cnder Sheriff.
Siesr Atty's fo lltfs.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
READ THE FOLLOWING.

MURPHY - Aug 18th 1859
F. TILLsAs, Esq. 90 Battery street. san Francisco
The Safe purchased Of you, one Of Tilton 4 NeFar.
and,s, wiihstood the Gre nobly. In answer 10 your
letter concerning the Lock will say the lock wa.
so injured obliged TO cut the riyets which
held the strap Of iron around the top sud intense
was the heat It spring the bands, that by cutting
the strap we could spring the lock open II we DO
anything with the lock think Il best 20 send all
below aud have 1t properly repaired The papers
aud books came out all right aud safe. Tie coin
vas j right, and In the safe was large amount
The Ire was shocking The Safe fell ta ih,
seller, where liquors were and the lower region
could have been bni little warmer The roof was
secured by heavy taring and the two feet Of water
from reservoir standing the roof kept the heat
below for long time until the roof fcll in then
the burning of the roof threw n awful heat Their
large safe OF another make ia this ire and Il
did not stand anything-the papers and every thing
in 1t destroyed and unless we can have oae ali
right Of your make. would sooner have mono
You will ploAse write 70 us in regard to tho lock
and we will ship the whole TO you. providing YOU
think 1t advisable Yeurs, respectfully.
SrRRRI & PrREY.
Receiving by every clipper from New York and
have in store, large assortmet oil the above ccebra-
tsi safes For sale by ,. Ii.LMAN,
90 Battery steet San Francisco. 9-im
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SIIRRIFFS SALE.

NJ Virtue Of Decree anil Orler ~ sale to me
directed and issued out OF the Justice Court Of j
Mctiure, Of Rough X Ready. County Of Nevada, aud
state or California. On Judgment rendered in said
Court on the l4ih day Of September, A. y 1889 in
fuvar "f MICHAEL CHILEAN. snd against URlAfl
FERRY, 7. J. WEIGH and 4. !. LUCFS ct al. for
the sum nf One hundred and Ninety three Dollar.
and Slv'y-sir Cens, principal. with interest tho
said sua at the rate "f Ten per cent per annum from
the rendition Of Judgment until paid together with
all cssts nf suii.--for the sale OF the following lie
scribed property, 10 wit -
That certain property, known the Reservoir
Ditch ditch Constructed 10 carry and conduct va
ter for mining purposes ami TO create hydraulic
Power leading anil conducting water 20 the Mineas
aud Mining grounds, at and near MONEYS Flat, and
oiher localities in Rough & Ready Township, in said
NevaiA County.
Notice j. heeby given that will expose 10 public
sale all the above described property. the highest
bidder for cash, in front Of the Court House door
in Nevada City, on TUEsDAY, the 1T day Of
November. a. q. 1859. between the hours Of 9
O'Clock, A. NJ. anil 5,'clpck p. "
J. b. vANHAGAN. sheriff NeAada Co.
Per In. BrRKlIL, Under Sheriff
J. l. Caldwell, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

MArrsvirLE STAGES The winter arrangs-
nlcnts for the Marysville stages. commenced
shis week. During the past summer they
have made the trip from Moore's Fla. to
Marysville in time to connect with the last
stages from that place to Sacramento, there
hy enabling passengers from the mountains
to reach the Capitol Of the State The same
evening, making the distance from Moorcs
Fla, to Sacramento City, ITO miles il one
day. As the days are now getting short,
aud the rainy season approaching, they only
run.from Nevada to Marysviilc. Correspon-
dents by this route will have to post their
letters in the evening as the stages now pass
Grass Valley at I A. NJ, instead Of o'clock
A. NJ, as heretofore.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

THuRSAuER & ZINX.-This importing firm
s2 Battery street, San Francisco. imports
extensively aud exclusively Wood aud vii
low Ware, They are connected with the
large manufacturing aud importing ware
house OF Charles Z!nn 4 Co.. 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, who there occupy, eXclu-
sIvely, five large buildings in their line of
business. We would call the attention to
thr fact that this firm have taken premiums
IN all Fairs at which they have exhibited in
California their stock contains every
thing known TO the trade, and that the
country trade would save jobhcrs' profits
10y dealing directly with them.