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WANTS.

yETANTED-Toh hire for the ensuing year. an ex-
w perienced colored NURS f and COOK. with,
out incumbranee. Trustworthy servants VIII IND
q comfortable and pleasant home by appllc stlOQ to
WOMBLE x CLAlBORNE,
no2S-lw No II Pearl st.
yHTANTED-TO BUSINESS MEN.--A YOUNG
w MAN, of good moral character. who has had
several years experience IN a country store, de-
siras situation as SALESMAN either IN q whole
sale or retail house. Is very well acquainted with
the retail trade, having been IN the epploy OF n
thorough business man; is quick and correct at
figures. and would strive to please his employer by
making himself generally useful. Satisfactory let
tiers of recommendation, as to character. business
capacity. &c, can be furnished, If necessary, from
business men. ANY further information can he
had promptly. by addressing SALESMAN
Port Royal. Caroline county. Va. no 25-2t"
IITANYED-A good ENGLISH and CLASSf-
w CAL MALE TEACHER. who can come well
recommended. to take charge OF O small SCHOOL,
ut Fiatshoas, AleTiwether county, to whom a lib
eral salary will be given. Address
&c FREEMAN. or
g. II. UNDERWOOD,
no 25-3t At "Flatshoals, Merwether CO., Ga
ykyANTED--Ac comfortable HOUSE for small
w family, containing four to five rooms, with
the necessary out bnlldinas, IN a good uelghbor-
hood. Address "P.' Box 5i6, Richmond.
no 25--3tA
VETANTED.-We wish to hire a number one
w BREAD BAKER for Hotel. None need APP
py unless we'll qualified and well recommended:
no 25-ts WINSTON POWERS.
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u Rook-Keeper and accountant.-

10 Book eeper and Accountant
JOHN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sets of Books regularly and neatly, and to exam
me. write up. settle and adjust accounts.
He has had a long experience IN Book keeping,
and has testimonials from of the first standing
in Richmond
Application may be made to JOHN l.. Will
LIAAlS, at the Office of Messrs. JOHN A. LANCAs-
TER & Son. &C lS-2m
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@A-Another beautiful assortment of
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS
Received this day by
BREEDEN &c FOX, Broad street.
Some entirely new and beautiful styles, at.g reat-
ly reduced prices.
ALSO
VELVET CLOAKS, at reduced prices.
no 2I-l0tf -BREEDEN u FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. Is, 1859.
Hgh Water his day Saturday. 515 O'Clock
ARRIVED.

ARRlV ED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch, New York, mdze
and passen GERS Ludlam & Watson
Steamer Geo Peabody, Prtehard, Baltimore
mdze and passengers. d. 4 w. Currie, 10 running
hours from wharf TO wharf.
Bark Abigail. Mcfarland, New York. salt. Cren
shaw q CO., and hay, Haxall, CTenshaw Co.
schr. Banyard, Green, Albany, lumber, K. H.
WhltlOck x Som
Schr. Francis French, Ioveland, New York. hay,
Mark Downey.
Sohr. Sarah C. Wilets, Ireland Albany. lumber
James Gum.
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, plaster
Shields & Someryille.
Schr. NJ. NJ. Freeman, Nickerson, Philadelphia,
coal, T. 4 s. Hardsroye.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze
and passengers, ludlam & Watson.
Brlg A. J. w. AppleEarth, Collins. Pernambuco,
flour, Warwick & Barksdale.
Schr. West Wind, Burnett, n. y, wheat ana
-four. w. D. Colquitt Go.
Sehr John Crockford, Smith, wheat and flour,
w D. Colquitt & Co.
Sehr. R.. F. Stockton, Cranmer, N. ", -four, D.
schr. Havrs De Grace. Fields, down the river,
light.
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I - NOTiCE.-The meeting of the Stock
~ = =. bpdeTs q sr tie GHlCK AHoMiNY AN
PANY is postponed until TUESDAY, 18th Dec.
next. W. II. A. SOUTHALL, Sec'y.
Charles City, Nov. 23d. 1859. no est
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IA. Last Molecules. the Last. -.AI1 per-
sons indebted to me individually will please call
and settle their accounts. else will give them
into the hands of others to be collected nv law.
ALEX. HILL.
P.S.-No further indulgence will be given longer
than to the 18th of December next.
no l9-d&wlm ALEX. HILL.
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A Make Ready.-Takp Aim Fire .--Just
received one hundred COLTS CELEBRATED
sizes For sale by JAMES WALSH,
no 21-lm Maker and Importer of Guns, &c.
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go, 4 CARD am no langer candi-
80 date for the office of COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE, IN Madison Ward, and
take this opportunity of returning my most sincere
thanks To my numerous friends for the very kind
interest they have mani tested in my welfare.
Very respectfully.
w. OSCAR SAUNDERS.
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1859. : no 25-3t"
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wl REALLY GOOD SHOES.-NEW
STOCKING are making, and have just
received this day by steamer, another supply Of
saiied. which we can recommend 10 wear well =
We warrant them to be superior To any IN Rich
niond Also, large stock OF very heavy Army
Bragang. whole cut. not seam sides. Farmers who
buy them say they irst twelys montlas Without
the best snaities We invite oil IN want Of the hest
PUTNEY q WATTS.
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Conclude with Dickens story of
SMTKE; OR, SCENES FROM
MICH AS NICE LEBY.
A STOsISfIING TO ALL.-MADAME RTTS-
~ SELL. the celebrated Astroloeist, has ,nst
arrived, and will remain but a short time She Wa
born with natural gift to tell all the events of life
married or single, and how many times YOU are 10
lie married; will cause speedy marriage Sas has
astouished thousands with her magic power M
gentleman admitted Mrs. EDDIx.' Boarding
House, 18th or Governor street, between Main
and Franklin streets. po4~lms
EENtING ACADEMY.-The subscriber ha.
Il opened his ACADEMY on the 4th floor IN Tie
Mechanics Institute, for the ensuing winter as
sisted BY Mr.. u. seldom GRADY. For terms,
apply at the Academy. Open from o. clock. A. N ,
until 10 o'clock, 2. NJ, except Saturday night.
no l9-2w c. b. ESTVAN
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WANTED.--;AA RARE GH I. ns oEF ,lsI

WANTED.--AR RARE CHANCE 0FFERED
" TO ANY REsPoNSSIBL,E PERSON :; WISH
KET 70 kbGAfS IN Bandan in Hem
rico county, virginia, situated wlthin two miles
of the northwest limit of the city of Richmond,
bordering on the Westham Plank Road, with par
allel road south OF the same more direct to the
city. can be leased for term OF FIVE or ten years
portion of which lies WE'LL and is IN good heart,
adapted TO the cultivation OF any or all OF the crops
@ M II 1s and looted
place have been prohtably cultivated as a maTke :
1 5Tek Tor reesny ba he
ample for family. servants and stock; two wells
OF most excellent watsT he a on aG
suits in the city about ten Years since, and renov-
ed to this place with his family and they having
fifeiy restored. tests its healthfulness The
MARKET GARDEN is well stocked with vegee.,
beds of asparagus, 800 feet lonE each new panta;
ten a1a s wo hefo spose IF
the slaves for the residue Of the present year. and
for the next, if desired. The stock, &o., &c, on
terms: OF If q responsible and competent igor&tng
man can be procured to take ehiarse oil ana wSfk
the paee bera terms can be had at
once II no disposition rs MADE OF the property
stock Sc, previous to the Sth day OF December,
HORSES and c9scHp I'm MULES and COWS,
Corner of Broad and Ilth streets.
no l9-2awtl5tbD Richmond Va.
INTANTED-2500 600 L RAIL SIL1S. each Sill tn
w be of white or post oak, feet lsHg. inches at
small end, to be smoothly hewed on both sides to a
thickness of inches-5arksd, clear OF all defects
calculated to impai, strength To be delivered on
the line of the road between Frede rcksburs and
AcQuia Greek. For further information. apply to
WIN. n. BRAGG, Supt.
OFFICE r.. F. & p. Il. r. Co.,i
Richmond, Nov. II, 1859. ( no Its
yXANTED-lo0 ABLE BODIED MEN, to WORK
w on the Fayettevill and Coalheld Railroad in
North Carolina. on GRADING and TRACK-LAY-
ING. Vases, $40 per day. Board can be had foi
$40 per month Apply to me, 1t the Richmond ane
Fredericksburg Railroad. until Thursday, the lItt
inst, at noon; aud after that address me at John,
sonylile, North Carolina
no l0-lm* HENRY SAUNDERS.
WANTED -GIN S ENG. - Wanted 1000 lbs
no 8-ts 81 Cary street.
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IS REWAKD. Straysd from ls

~ S. REWARD Strayed from tie
w., Canal Boat Hope" FRIDAY night Sept
fs 2, mouse colored MARE MULE. No
skN marks recoleeted, with the exception Of
s<ssa1=~ scar on the back of the necS, and
fresh scar on the wither. will pay SIS reward and
MI reasonable expenses to any person who will de-
liver said Mule at Mr.. J. l.. Staton,s othce;
oc Slim +. Ii. SCRUGG..
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MS Home Tanufacturr. --Senpie's Bak-
ING POWDER, the best in use, for sale nv all
druggists and arocers. JNO. w. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
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MA- Elegant Ruckwhrat Cakes can be
made BY using SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAK-
ING POWDERS.
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IN S25 REWARD Runaway from the
a. subscriber, about the 10th September last,
"A bright NJ ULATTO BOY, about Is years old
~ He is rather small for his age; he has had the
.N.A.scald head badly; the hair IS beginning To
grow again on the lower portion of his head
have heard that he purchased wig and moastache,
no doubt for disguise. II IS probable that he is
lurking somewhere. about Richmond, ] will pay
the above reward, If he is secured SO that get him
again lno 25--tsl z. r. BEASLEY
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CTOLEN from my house, on Sunday evening
- last, a CORDUROY COAT, with bonds amount
ing to one thousand dollars, and three secounL
books. Any one delivering me the Coat and bonds.
viii give them SIS. | also forewarn all persons
trading for said bonds.
no 22-.6t* VIM. NJ. SMITHER.
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VErANTEp.-We wish to hire a number one
w BREAD BAKER for Hotel. None need APP
ply unless we'll qualified and well recommended.
no 2s-ts WINSTON & POWERS.
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RICHMOND CRY STOCK.
NORFOLK CITY STOCK.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3RD MORT
GAGE BONDS.
50 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
RINE.
nos5-,s c. W. PURCELL co.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

I OST-On THURSDAY or FRIDAY last, sons where
IL in Richmond. my FREE PAPERS The finder
Will be rewarded BY returning the same to the Dis
patch office. PLEASANT BRADY,
no 26-2t" of King William county
CEO REWARD.-My store was entered on
.ccoMonday night last and robbed OF larlr
amount OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, DRY GOODS,
&c. for the return of which will par reward Of
FIFTY DOLLARS. Amongst the watches stolen
were four fine Double Case Hunting Matches ID
jewels. Nos Is $50 II $40 $50 and 27 and several
other Gold and Silver Watches. Also, one fine
Gold Locket and Chain, with two Likenesses. Pins,
Ear Rings, Pencils, &c. ALEX. MOTT.
no 23-ts
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PICHMOND THEATRE.

I w D G. X f A T PLA Us
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-11

LADIES ON Snow SHoEs.-To those
individuals residing in the lower country,
it may appear rather strange that a
great deal of the travelling here, at this
season of the year. by females is done
on snow shoes, though considered a
somewhat novel means of locomotion a
short time since, it is now becoming so
common as to scarcely attract attention
We are informed that during the late
snow storm nearly all the ladies al. Glib
sonyille attended the parties with snow
shoes-we mean they used them for
underpinning in going to the place where
the "twinkling footed muse" was to pre-
side
Picture to yourself number of ladies
with wooden appeadages, twelve or
fourteen feetin length, buckled on after
the manner of skates, coming down the
hill at a 2:4O rate, with crinoline and
merino floating in the breeze, and You
will imagine sight to which we have
lately been treated. Occasionally the
seraphs lose their equilibrium, the bal
ance-pole takes an aerial fight, and af
ter It goes the performer, and then fol-
lows ground and lofty tumbling, in
which ease and nature prdominate over
ciegance.--M Mt. Messenger.
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Up A STUMP-A few years ago while
the Miller excitement was at its height
Elder Cole, somewhat noted preacher
Of the doctrine, was holding a series of
meetings in Lowell. One night party
of shop boys were on a spree, and pro-
posed going to this meeting, and one of
the number, whose name l will call
Tompkins, agreed to "speak" if they
would pay the drinks. Arriving at the
latter place, services were about half
concluded: so they passed up half the
length of the broad aisle before they
could obtain seats. AS soon as there
was an opportunity, up jumped Tomp-
kins, and commenced:
my bretheren, feel''-
There he stopped, thinking what to
say next, but the next word not coming,
he commenced over again:
my bretheren and sisters, | feel
Again he got stuck. Casting his eye
to his companions, he saw their checks
were swelling out, and in utter despair
he began again:
my brothers and sisters, feel"
"Go on. brother, and tell us how you
feel" said Elder Cole.
4" Feel like a d--n fool" shouted
Tompkins, striking bee line for the
door, followed by the whole squad.
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NAVIGATION OF LAKE BIGLER. -
Messrs. Sears and Acheson; of the Val
ley, have been, for some time past, en-
gagged in constructing boat, designed
for pleasure craft, to ply the waters of
Lake Bigler. 1t will be sloop-rigged;
and of the capacity of about five tons.
The lake is said to be about sixty miles
long and twenty-five miles wide. We
think however that its size is somewhat
over estimated. 1t is situated high up
in the Sierras, between what is known
as the first and second Submits. 1t
forms the source of the main Truckee
river, and abounds in fine salmon and
trout. The scenery about is wild and
romantic beyond description.-(Carson
Valley Enterprise.
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Insolyent Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I4ih JU-
dicial District ihe State of California In :the
matter of the Petition of GEORGE LEWIS, an
Insovcut Debtor:
DURSUANT To AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles
i Sears Judge of the said District Court, notice
is hereby given all the Creditors of the said Insol
vent GEORGE LEWIS, to be and appear before the
Hon. Niles Sear Judge aforesaid, in open Court at the
Court Room of said Court in the City and County of
Nevada the 10th OF APRIL, D. 1859, at 10 o'clk,
A. of that day then and there to show cause if
they can why the prayer of said Insovent should
be granted and assignment of his Estate be made,
and he be discharged from his Debts and Liabilities in
pursuance of the Statute in such made and pro-
vided; and in the time all proceedings against
said Insavcnt be stayed.
g. @ Witness me hand and the Seal of said Court
" this the sth day of March, A. D.. 1889
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
BY WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Meredith & Hawley, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Nevada, March ltd
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Toys! Dolls! Helidaf Presents !
wHeLEsAIE AsD RrrAM At

SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS! III
A Broad street, opposite Mayors Shoe sterie.
1,HE ladies' and gentlemen of Nesada city and
/ county most respectfully invited to call at
Al Broad street. and examine the largest and best
selected stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, ever eS-
posed in the mosntains. The collection. is so COM
plete, that in all probability nobody vi. leave the
store WITHOUT purchasing. it eomprises large in,
voices Of India Rubber Dolls, Doll Heads, T5ys Of
all descriptions, Wax, Kid, China and Paper Dolls
China SETS Bsskeff,; Buckets, Wagons, Wheelbar
rows, Guns, Swords, Cannons, Drums, Horses, and
Musical instruments of all kinds, and thousand 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention, Also choice
collection of Gift, Toy, md Story Books.
A. PEYsER; AZ Bfosd street.
Nevada, December Sd, 1858.
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lyLet NO false deIicacy nfeten
II. Lr~Is, S,

you from consulting Or. CiIAS ToZER, Of >acramers
who has stte.dcd and cured many within tho Ia
Four yeats and all you who have TO mrnhs to pa
find in him friend, who will mako 20 chatges Il
ex aminaions or advice. We would recommend all wi
are in trouble to call him and also look over
treatise on renercal in another par. Of this per Til
Doctors Office Is Oh Sixth Street, Between j. and
Sacramento Nor Ply
The Nevada journal., 1859-03-11
VoLcXNo.-The Honolulu Adrerteser

VOLcANo.-The Honolulu Adrerteser
has the following account of visit to
the great volcano on one of the Sand
wich Islands, now in a state of eruption:
Some of the finest scenes of the flow
were the cascades, or falls. formed in it
before the stream reached the plain.-
There were several of them, and they
appeared to be changing, and new ones
formed in different localities as new
streams were made. One, however,
which appeared without change fortwo
days. must have been from eighty to one
hundred feet in height. First there was
a fall, and then below there were cas-
cades or rapids. To watch this fall du-
ring the night, when the bright red-hot
stream of lava was howing over it at
the rate of tel miles an hour, like water,
was a scene not often witnessed, and
never to be forgotten. In fact, the lava
near its source had all the characters
tics of river of water flowing rapidly
along, and gurgling with cascades, rap
ids, currents and falls.
On the afternoon of our arrival at the
camping ground, a new stream started
some few miles below the crater, which
had evidently been damned up by some
obstruction, and came rushing down with
tremendous noise and fury through
the thick Jungle which lay in its track,
burning the cracking trees, aud sending
up a thick smoke almost as dense as that
from the crater. This stream, from the
time it broke away from its embank-
1nent. moved along at the speed of two
miles an hour until it reached the vicin-
ity of our camp, when its progress was
checked, and it moved not more than a
quarter of mile an hour. But it form
ed grand sight. Here was stream of
lava rolling over the plain, twenty or
twenty five feet high, and an eighth of
a mile in width, though its width varied
a great deal, sometimes broader and
sometimes narrower. 1t was, in fact, a
mass or pile of red-hot stones, looking
like pile of Goals on fire. borne along
by the liquid lava stream underneath.
AS it moved slowly along, large red
boulders would roll down the sides:
breaking into thousand small stones,
crushing and burning the trees which
lay in the track. 1t is impossible to
give true conception of the immense
force and power of this lava stream,
bearing along as it does an almost in
conceivable mass. 1t reminds us most
vividly of the breaking up of the ice in
a large river; only the Imagination must
stretch the comparison and suppose the
ice piled up twenty-five feet, and thus
borne along by the cnrrent beneath, the
whole width of the river moving at the
same time, crushing and breaking, and
piling up cones and irregular masses on
top. But even this comparison is far
below the reality. To be conceived it
must be seen. =,
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ATLANTIC PAPERs.-Master Walter
Mead has our regards for TIE earliest
Tribune, Herald and Forney's Press by
the Sonora. Walter is brick.
Geo. Welch favored us with a n. 0.
Delta. via Tchauntepec, of the date
Feb. II.
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this country in 1850 from New jersey he lived for
some years in Little York, Red Dog, and Waloupa =
Any inform alton concerning him to his residence
If alive of his residence since 1854 will be apprecia
ted by his friends and paid for Address CHARLES L
ROSS San Francisco Post Office. feb25-lm .
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Caution t0 the Public.

rTNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED NOT
to trade for q Judgment rendered against + N
Thorn and myself in favor Of John D. Fry, for about
sI9 600 together with interest and costs Said Judg.
ment was rendered in the District Court of ada
County in 1857 and grew out of q certain Mortgage
eiyen by THORN g. WEAVER on Seveniy.Four
Hundredths II the Memphis and Orleans Race. " I
have fully settled said Judgment.
Feb. i--3w JAMES WEAVER.
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AMON b S,
GOLD W 4 II 6 II r 9 &,
Jewelry and Silver Ware.
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD

135 Montgomery Street, San francesca.
ARTICLES OF GoLD.-Consisting of Ladies aud
Gentlemens Watches of all descriptions Chateaine,
Fob, Vest, Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Brooches, Bracelets Ear Rings,
Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles Rings, Card Cases,
Snuff Boxes, Seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Slides, Charms, Thfnbles, Cane Heads, Armlets,
Crosses and everything new and beautiful in Coral
Work, Canoes, JET Work and Mosaic.
ARTICLES OF SILvER-Consisting Of Napkin
Rings, Knife Fork and Spoon, in cases saltceliars,
Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert; Butter
Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives Pitchers and Cob
lets, Tea Sets, complete, Cake Baskets. Castors,
Butter Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cof-
fee Urns, Card Baskets, etc. ~
u.s. Diamonds set in every style of ornament
now in fashion.
Country orders, by express. arc attended to
with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in
all cases guaranteed.
Watch Repairing commands our particular and
prompt attention d24
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CountygSurveyor's Office

COURT HOUSE, vADA
JOHN l.. G4NsLE, }. OSTRoN,
County Surveyor. peputy
LLpersons are hsrsby cautioned agaip.t EMPLOYING
from this afhcr.
Extract from Laws Of Californis)
CHAf20 SECS. Nosurvey or re survey bereaftsr
oy any person except the County sur.yos or hit
ccnsideredlcsal .iderce ir ~, Crult
"rnin ,ois state JOHN L. 6 fMBEy
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Notice.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned in the. ."St Louis Saw Mill"
is this day dissolved. A. b. Skillmap being now
the sole proprietor will continue the business as here
ID. sKILLMAN
F. J. McWORTHY.
February 23d, 1859.
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Notice..
Feb. 10, 1s59-lm*

MY wife Ann Schmidt, having left my bed and board
Nl hereby give notice that will not be responsible
for debts contracted by her.
JOHN SCHMIDT.
Feb 10, 1s59-lm*