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Nevada national., 1859-08-06

STARTLING REroRTs--A correspo ndent
calls our attention TO reports that are afoal
respecting certain county officials. that arc
candidates before the people in this canvass
on tie Administration ticket. We cin only
say that II the reports are true the guilty
parties are unworthy the sufiages Of The
people. County officials are sworn TO carry
out the mandates of our Courts not to sere-
en- criminals, especially at the expense OF
violating their oaths and disregarding the
orders OF the courts. either out OF personal
friendship or for political purposes. We
shall look into the facts connected with this
charge of OFFICIAL CORRUPTION. and II true.
shall urge that the aspirants for Office are
unworthy TO be elevated to any position in
the gift OF the people, either legislative or
executive.--.ieradd Democrat.
We hope the Democrat will look into the
charge of official corruption, and tell what
it knows. without further meanly insin1at-
ing. While the Democrat is SO largely en-
gagged in hunting out official corruptions we
can give II clue TO find out something
rotten In the Official conduct OF one Of its
candidates-at present the incumbent OF the
same Office for which hs 1. .>asa-se. what
thinks the Democrat Of the officer who sells
written poll tax receipt, ana net one signed
by the auditor as the law requires.
We have ir our possession the following
written receipt, and we can get few more
Of the same sort, If necessary
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Democratic BIe<tfn9

Gov. Weller aud Hon. Chas. L. Scott, sd-
dressed large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Democracy in our town u last wednes.
day evening.
The Governors speech stirred the Demo
cratic heart, like song full Of old memo
ries. 1t was old fashioned straight laced de-
mocracy, out and out-no furbelows, no
fiimsey fancy, but solid stuff. We felt as II
the old times had come again. Hon. C. L.
Scott seemed to feel at home among his
friends. They supported, to man, his
course in Congress. lie made telling and
effective speech.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

PRorHEcr FrIyILLEp.-As the Lecompto
convention. after detiling tho town, dsliied
out Of Il, the candidate for coroner, sstride
white horse. brought up the rear. The
whole cavalcade was strongly suggestive Of
the vision OF fRevelatious--Dsatho on . pale
horse, and hell just ahead Of it.-.Nerada
Journal
The County Judge got that joke OF 60 Of
ten last week (as be always does when be
thinks he makss 2 smart saying) and lsuged
at It 40 immoderately, that we are surprised
at the Journals publishing II. The Judge
should po. tell Of the good things before
they appear.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

WHAT HAS BECOME OF PRorEsToR Err
Squalls" says that Espy undertook to 10.
vestigate the theory Of storms, wbereat
storms, not being inclined TO submit calmly
to any system Of espy-ondge, got in foam
ing rage, and with one terrific blosc knocked
E,py and bis theory on their bean, ends. and
went bis way whistling. Espy got ashore
spimmingiy, but broke his shins among the
breakers-abnndoned 10 the pillows the
,rreek Of his hopes, and gave up the pursuit
Of knowledge under such laundering Diff
culties.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Grand Mass Meeting Of tac Democracy ,
Of Nevada County i'm Nevada md
Grass valley.


The Democracy were called together In
Nevada, on Monday night last, 10 hear the
vindication OF Mr.. Latham. from the foul
charges Of bribery and larceny made with
diegraceful vindictiveness. against him by
shc Opposition. This he did successfully in
speech Of great power and ability. His
statement OF facts was admirably arranged,
and the proof brough. forward to establish
hitinnocence forcibly sent home by that ear.
nestness and eloquence which is the result
Of conscious virtue, sent conviction to every
candid, open mind. The lwords Of praise
were In every mouth. Mr.. L. and the demo
ersey. may well be proud Of the occasion.
Judge Tilford. o noble democrat, for over
an honr held the audience by one Of those
magical and eloquent efforts Of bis which
haveuade his name famous throughout the
land. yhe presence Of ladies was graceful
compliment to the occasion,
On Tuesda, Mr.. Latham and Judge TIL
ford were escorted by large concourse oi
siiiEens aud friendsiu carriages and on horse
hack, proceeded by the Nevada brass band,
10 Grass Valley, at which place at night he
addressed the s,esdfast democracy Of the
banner town. Mr.. L, very properly did not
sllude again TO any Of the charges made
against him, but conten.ed himself With the
Discussion Of the questions at issue.
His effort here added materially TO his re-
outaiiol as an able orator.
MI. Burch also spoke with effect. The
MEETING closed up with laughter provoking
speech from the Hoa. Mr.. Coiiroih.
Aittgether the meetings xers the Iarges
most enhusiastic. aud democratic ones wit
aessed In A,yada County.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
0xerlnld Mail

By the Overland mall we have dates from
st. Louis TO the 18th Of July.
Later and fuller accounts have been re-
ceived Of the great battle Of Solfsrino.-
The French loss is stated to have been from
10000 to $4,000 men. No other engage
menis had taken place, and the French had
crossed the Mincio.
Our Government has oficislly demanded
Of Prussia the release OF an American natu-
rallied citizen compelled to perform militia
~ services. The President has taken the
ground that naturalization sewers all allegi-
ance or responsibility io-ihe mother govern.
ment. Hon. d. Z. Sickles has become en-.
tirely reconciled with bis wife. and Is now
living with her in marital relations.
Hon. Rufus Choate is dead,
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

HORACE GREELEY has been In this placs
and Nevada, for the past three days. He ad.
dressed the citizens OF Nevada on Thursday
evening, and the citizens Of this place on las,
evening. A large audience was in attend
snee on both occasions Caniversai free
dem. education. political economy. and The
Pacific Railroad were the subjects on:which
be spoke. His views In regard to the Pacific
Railroad were sound, practical, and demo
cratic.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR
HILTON 3. LATHAM Of sneram~nio.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JOHN G. D0wNEY, Of Los Angeies.
CONGRESS
JOHN c. DCRCH, Of Trinity
CuA's L. SCOTT, Of ofTueiusrsne.
surRFyE JUDGE
WIN. w. COPE, OF Amsder-
CLERK or sUrEEHE cCrEr.
cHA,s .. FAIRFAx. efYubs.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
rHc's N. WILLIAMS, ofEi Dorado.
TREASURER.
ruO's FINDLEY, ofNevadn.
CONTROLLER
eLu'L II. BROOKS, OF San Joaquin
SURVEYOR GENERAL
HORACE A. HIGLEY, OF Alameda
tuP'r or PuBIc INSTRUCTION
ANDREW J. mOULDER. OF .. Fran.
STATE PRINTER
cUA's T. BOTTs, OF Sacramento,
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

CATHOLIC BooKs.---L ouizenheiser has
just received, by Ere eman & Co.'S Express,
direct from N. Y. City, the largest and finest
selection Of Catholic Books ever offered Ia
this market. Persons desirous of purchas-
ing copy of the Douay Bible, according to
the Douay and Rhemish versions. with notes
by the Rev. Geo. Leo Haydock. should call
at Mr.. Loutzenheisers'.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Pi'l. More has been commissioned by
uCv. Weller. ~ Brigadier General. Tbs
members or ,sr Nevada Rifle Company, will
take notice and extend 10 him the saluisliou
due superior officer. Ia these days OF peace
in our own land. Gov. Weller has shown
great discretion In bis selection Of . prig.-
dier General.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

VIsIroEs.-IIon. Milton S. Latham, Gov
J. b. Weller, Judge Baldwin. Horace Gree,
ley, Judge Frank Tiliord, Gen. Denver, Hon
J. c. Birch. Hon. Chas. L. Scott, Hon. 1bos
Findley. Hon. Vim. II. Gwin. Gov. J. Nc.
Dougal. Hon. Geo. w. Wright, Hon. J. Nc
kibben, Gen. +. Ii. Williams, Horace A..
liigley, Judge McCorkle and other disiiu.
guished gentlemen have visited our town
during the past week.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

At the meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee, in Nevada, on August LIST. the
following Resolution was unanimously adop.
ted i:
Iesoived. That to the Nevada National,
the only democratic organ Of Nevada Coun.
ty, belongs the patronage of the party, and
the Central Committee direct all printing
for the party to he done at the National Of
fee
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

THE NATIONALS MUsrARD.-0ur sweet
scented Grass Valley contemporary refers us
to its recent political posters, as containing
sample Of said journals mustard. We bave
examined the posters, and there may be mus
tard there but If there lie. II Is thoroughly
digested Democrat.
No doubt but your experienced palate
could detect the digested matter al the ex-
animation. Your long familiarity with such
things makes your word conclusive.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

The Democrat printed at Nevada, calls DR.
Powell, its candidate for Supreme Clerk,
venerable in appearance. The Democrat
will insult the DR.. besides informing the Sac
ramento people that the old Dr,'s supply Of
hair dye has been exhausted. In Sacramento
the DR.. is "the glass of fashion and the mould
Of form,r and wears the pretiiest OF whiskers
and hair.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

The Nevada Journal, with an originality
truly charming, has followed the old joke
once perpetrated by John Pbenix through
the San Diego Harald. The Journal does
up the affair 90 stupidity that the s,ceef seen
fedness Of the County Judge does not cause
q laugh.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Pr The Charter from the parent Dashs-
way Association has teen received, and all
persons interested ia ibis movement. and
wishing TO join this Society, are requested TO
meet at the N. L. Church, on Monday Even.
ing. August 9Th, at r. ".
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

RoBDERr.-lhc residence Of Mr.. S. D.
Bosworth, on mii street, was broken into
on Sunday night. yhile tbe occupant. were
Al church. Clothing jewelry and ses-- a.
articles OF value are Missing. The Eognsa
dad made thorough sehch Of the house,
bat appeared to disdain to IKE anything 81
rmall value. No clue has yet'.cen obisised
" 10 vao were the guilty partie.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
By II. Henderson.

We call the attention OF the Nevada Dem.
oerat and the next Grand Jury to the above
receipt. The original can be produced at
any time it may be required, We have 9th
cr startling Developments" to make before
the September election. We intend to burn
the hide of some OF the Broderick candidates
10 this county before we get through.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Since'joininv the administration demoera-
cy. We feel freer. more Independent. and loes-
er than we ever felt before Journal.
We advise the people living in the vicinity
Of the Journal ofice to keep good lookout
for their hen -roosts.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

~ The Empire Restaurant has been
thoroughly retitted. and the gentlemanly
proprietor, Mr.. Clark, will spare no expense
In supplying bis table with the choices. lux
uries that our market affords.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

BENNETT vs. BAD FLorn.-In this case,
which has recently been decided by our hum
BILE palate. Bennett has gained the victory
bad -four was ordered to leave the comfy
previous TO Monday next, when Bennett! will
issue bis new stock See handbils.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

- Mr.. S. u. Said. has inst returned
from San Francisco with large and fine
stock Of Cloths. Csssimeres, vestings, &C.,
which he will make up In the latest styles.
according TO 10 those beautiful plates that
s-rfvsd by The Isst stssusr.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

STJerry Sullivan has not yet forgotten
Us us the huge pile Of magazines aud pa
pers now before US fully attest. Jsrrv will
f..r-i-s Subscribers with Harper's or Cooley q
at 81 per year.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

We are Loeofoeos Of The lowest grade; and
We brazenly proclaim 1t 10 the world.-.N
rada Journa!-By Nat.
Nobody will dispute that fact Natiy. rou
have taken your proper place.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

EB Mr.. o. johnson has just received q
ine lot of furniture, which he offers for sale
at the lowest cash price, at bis new brick
store on Main Street. Sse bis advertisement
IN another column.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Nat, OF the Journal. wrap. himself up in
the Democratic Gag ths week. We fear his
fate will be like that OF the fAblei ass, who
clothed hmFelf in the lions skin.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

The editor Of the Nevada Democrat COM
plains that be could not heariMr. Burcb when
the latter spoke at Nevada. The Democrat
man has ears as long and as large as any OF
his kind but they are not acute. We sooeps
bic spolcgy.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Dissolution OF Cop.rtu~r.hip.

IN eopartnershi7 heretofore exist!ng between the
unjers iEnsi r. BIZ snks CO.. j. th scay dssolr red
hy mutual consent. A persons indebted TO the late
hrm, are requested to come forward and pay UP.
!. y. Bl.AAks 4 90.
Tie busiress will be carried On at the OIL stand
hereafter, by SMITH 4 ROSS
Srass Valley, Jaly 2ist. 1899
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Vim. E. Spencer, Esq, still has u hand
ihs latest and best papers and and magazines
NON Ail parts Of the world. We know hi.
~ ,bs sAnpla furnished ths c1,H.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Empire Restaurant,

Unin street, Grass Valley.
Next Door to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Express once.
Meals st all Hours-whero everything can
be bad which the market affords.
All Sorts OF Game 10 Season.
Thankful for the liberal Patronage extended 20 me
since my opening OF this E-tabiishr,snt take plea
In informing my frienea, and III. public ia gen
erai that have this day concluded 10 furnish
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
vtere everything be had that the marke. sf.
fords, with the assurance that an unsxceptionabis
Cook vii, DO Justice. and am confident that By
this sssursnce, Ishsii receive liberal patronage.
las hcsstofsrs) from the citizens Of Grass Valley.
....A ALSO.
sri am prepared to furnish Orders, as per rin
OF Fare. on the most reasonable terms.
lie J.H. CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
LiAe, Liuao!
Information Wanted.

The Rev. Joshua Sweet. Chsl,in L. s A.. o. YcIs
Rdsely, Minnesota, N sntiuus hear Of Lis blstber
- Sweet, supposed To bs living IN ti.s esun,y.
AddEsss - II. SursihmsD.
Irass Vsiiry,
<eFada Go
Nevada papers please copy, sad continue iasei.i.s
enc month.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Snow Tent, Feb. ), 80
Received OF W. u. Churchill, per
Sackett,six dollars in full for Regular
and Special Pole Tax OF II. NJ. Hanchett
for the yesr A. ID. 1858 that was gsrna-
sheed hy VIM. Pickle. Dept. Assessor.
(Signed) Martin Brennan.
Assessor.
By II. Henderson.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
HOUSE e. LoTs For SALE.

House and 10, on School Street opposite Mr.. Dis.
blrs' for sale OF keut.
ALso--L Hall Aesc Lot fenced IN, in the rear ~
tie knprs Mi next " secislds ,ru, srty, fos sale
Apply 10 - nkTCALf.
GrAss valley, Augast 6, 1850. az
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

For Sheriff.
J. B. Van Hagan.
For County Clerk.
JOHN s. LAMBERT.
For Treasurer.
J. w. CHINN.
For Distric. Attorney.
Z. w. MASLIN.
For Assessor.
J.. FRANKLIN CALDWELL.
For Surveyor.
J. l.. GAMBLE.
For Public Administrator.
HUGH B. THOMPSON.
For Coroner.
THOMAS HENRY.
ref Sup.t of Common Schools.
T.. L. OvERToN.
For Supervisor lst District.
4 JAMES Cross.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator.
WM. r. ANDERSON.
For Assemblymen.
". n. ARMSTRONG, SAM'L T. CUR IT'S
HENRY HAYES. PHILIP MOORE,
c. F. SMITH.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Democratic Nominations
FOB PRESIDENT OF THE u.STiTES,
DAN'L s.. DICKINSON
OF New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JAMES 8. GREEN,
or uissosri.

s.s;.., >. Oh. saalas,ions Of Ii. nsnosrssis Hs.
a.s.i css-sai!cn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.

yHAMPAGNE-RUBIS (CABINETl-THIs WINE IA on
beautiful ruby color which natural 70 the wine This
wine undoubtedly OF the finest cabinet charpagnes
tons. For sale by all dealers
PARTICULAR NOTICE-The undersigned being aware
that many competitors spreading report that The win
imported under the Of Kubis artAcay colored do
hereby bid the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO any
own chemist who could in any public experiment
scenc proof that the deep color Of the Rubs due TO
thing else but the pure juice Of the grape
j. GOERG 4 CO.,
Chalons Sur Marine, France
pledge ourselves pay the ten housand dollars upon
the above conditions.
CRAMER ABEGG McCLOSKEY
Sole importers,
10 Rroad street
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ToHN j. STAFF, So FRANKLIN STREET
q IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS
AND SEGARS

/ offer for sale, the most favorable terms
BRANDY-James Hennessey, oard Pinet, Marret SAGE
rae and vintages 1906 and upward. $3.50
RUM-Jamaca from London docks) Granada and 81 Croy
GIN-Clnb House, Cabinet and Double Anchor. " = 80
WHISKEY-1rish, Scotch Bourbon and apple,
MADEIRA-A the avorie brands, butts half pines and
quarter casks. - P'P'ss
ard, &C. r' ~
PORTCokeburn's, Sandman Co., Harris 4 Co guaran
teed for fine table and medicinal properties. -
BORDEAUX WINES-All the favorite brands IS
CHAMPAGNE-lmperal, Cabinet, Meet Chandon, Held.
sick h Co, Piper, &c. ~
LIQUEURS-I.a Grand Chartreuse, from Grenoble. n,
racoa, Marasclno, Annisete DC. S' W.
PoRTER-Gunness' extra Stout imported direct from, ,
Ar Guinness Son Co., In London
SToTCH ALE-J Muir Son, and CampbePs.
trade home and export r'J ~ oAi
own trade-home and for export ~ 'o ~ o4<
CHAMPAGNE ClDER-Crab and pippin-home use and
All the above foreign goods Of own imporaton and
are offered from United States or from
store as low prices they procured from any rea
VIC souicS JOHN j. STAFF,
90 FRANKLIN street. between Broadway and Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY NO. N-N,.
w tice.-rhe honorary members Of the above company
who intend TO participate in the coming parade respectfully
Invited attend meeting TO be held at the engine house
Monday evening, October 5, at IA O'Clock.
. - ANDREW sEELY, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
TRIMMED STRAW BONNETS
COLORED VELVET BONNETSi
ROYAL VELVET BONNETN
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
JAMES @. AITKEN,
No. sos Canal sired.
THE FIREMEN.

THE FIREMEN.
GRAND TRIENNIAL PARADE OF THE NEW Y0RR
VI Fire Department on Monday, October II, 1859. H
meeting August TO- 1852 Ns
On motion decided that no Invitations be extended TO on, Of
town companies for that day. but .houd visiting compa
MES appear place win be provided for them in the first v
THE COURTS Board OF Engineers recognise parade
een M S the Fire have
vous 70 the parade the Courts declare them legally dsbandd
IN which case they cannot parade.
hv,,caIhe Board will accept Of twenty bands music
where most needed the Line under the direction Of the Grand
~ hTR4sca company that does not furnish
At the Chiefs Office thirty five cents per man cised BY
Hook and ladder 50 ....... n SO<
ANosS ........................ ~ "
IKvrAroEs-Decided to invite exChef Engineers az A.
Fire ana Boad Of
CINE Company Board OF Trustees OF Fire Department. Board
Fire Department. and all other officers and officers Of ha
Fire Department
CRY AUTHORITIES Mayor, Common Council and Heads
o. are invited 70 review the parade
UnroRx.-Fire cap black pants and hremens red shirt
LIZ. OF MAacH-The Department win form o'clock
A. on Fifth right resting Thirty fourth street.
souner%arch down Filth avenue 70 Fourteenth streets
street to East Broadway, Grand street. Bowery 70 the
and dismiss Companies who usually reaching the
precisely II O'clock there be only one company on
No g 'u-N = Chez n HARRY HOWARD Grand ns,sbal
O. JOSEPH RucH, Assistant Engineer, Secretary
WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY NO. M-No.
v m IF fhp ahova
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER g. 1889
~ ThryhrSi dividend The President and Directors q
this Bank have this day declared quarterly dividend Of s1
per cent able TO stockholders after Monday he q
day of October next By order Of the Board.
q. q. WILLIAMS Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

DuIS, 81 AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK OF
ID London, and Royal Bank Of Ireland for sale by WELLS
FARGO CO., q Broadway, New York and California En-
press Company
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT 4 CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL
II street. issue letters of credit for travellers available
all parts Of the world through Nessrs Rohscld OF Paris
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WANTED-A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENERAL
w housework In a small private family she must be good
cook good washer and rone and well recommended
Apply at l02 Duheld ST., between Myrtle and johnson ST.
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO LEARN DREssMAK-
w ing None but good sewers need apply at 6Sl Broadway
corner of Amity street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

WANTED-A NEAT AND TIDY WOMAN TO Do GE-
the country; with daughter old enough
useful would be aken good plain
and roner Call 3o5 Broadway OF Duane street.
Tuesday, from 10 to IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co. WILL PAY ON PREsENTA.
ion at their banking Office the coupons San Francisco
City Water Works ~ per cent bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

JUANTED-AN EXCELLENT COOK TO ASSIST IN
w washing Apply at 50 East 10Th ST., today and tomor
row, from 10 TO II A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY SPEAKING FRENCH, AS
w saeswoman capable Of making headdresses prefer
red None but experienced person need apply 81 Beek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

YTANTED.-Tw0 LADIES. OF GRACEFUL APPEAR
w who write well, may obtain situations by al
dressing Business Broadway Post oce stating where in
terview may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

THE CLOTHING TRADE
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT OF THE SEASON
AT EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
@ AND oS FULTON STREET,
BETWEEN GOLD AND CLIFF STREETS
Fall over sacks and capes. .................... 70
Good black cloth frock coA@ 10 Z
Fine black cloth
The finest French uaoth frock coats
Cashmere business pants ................."...1 70
All the new styles OF silk vestings. 25Op
Fancy velvet vcsts. ~ 70
Cashmere suits 70 match So So S SIS SIS SIS and ~
Ac, &C., &C.. &c, &C., TO-, 10
EVANS
Go and % Fulton srseA
W0oLLEN YARNs-sINGLE AND TWO THREAD
w wo0en yarns suitable for cravas hoods and scarfs
constantly manufactured and for sale low by JAMES ARM
STRONG, Hope Mills Marshall street, above Poplar street
Philadelphia s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

"
w seamstress-Engish French German preferred-to
go with family TO New Oreans competent person. willing
and able fhe entire charge children
old and who and fit their dresses address, with
reference, S. L. W, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

WANTED-sEWTNG BY WHEELER & WILSON'S MA
w chimes Ladies' and chdrens wardrobes particularly
attended TO- Machines sent into the city and
petent operators furnished Apply 10 Mss. WILSON 405
Fo urth avenue OF Twenty ninth aenger
bakery, entrance in Twenty ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

DARIS MILLINERY.-GRAND OPENING OF LAIIE@
and misses dress hats Thursday, Oct TO be excu-
syey devoted to exhibition for our fashionable city ladies' OF
branch house in Paris and notifications of the br
artists. We invite the particular attention of thu
ladies TO magnificent assortment at Mrs. g. p LOVETTaA
1853 Broadway, three doors below Eighth street.
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HELP WANrED-MALES.

CALESMAN wANTED-TN THE RETAIL DRY GOODS
- business German; well recommended as to
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