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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fron D.

III 90 ls5s the Trains viii l.sye CAsmbess. 5tsros
folows: Express TTsas. - m s.3 S.l5 ard 80
Albany Nal rrall 1T 4 rs sos roughkeep.ls.
snc 4. foT DobHs Ferry ct S;r for Sns snt "a
pr; for Pe.,,tl, 5p. N Tns Porgakespse, Ess.sss
sips sns sas pcbs FEM Traits stop ias Way ~ "a
tsfe1 81 Cssuf CA1a Christopher tsa " -
Train, I Ne~Ycik ir,ss Troy q. 6:5 AID io:s a. -
SIS scs Sa.p m. and Albany abor, Is minutes sts..
suISsEsAa2 a. A. b. SMITH, s-pehats1asSA
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iouses to Eet.

IUUSHB 10 Lei.
ITO LET-A large, new four story BUILDING,
with eleven feet hah baemeDt built IRE proof e. ressons-
be Location Of the city lDq1e a. 80 Gesnest
TO LET-The spacious and handsome LOFTS
il the marble front store No n C,utaudtst Apply on
the pfenises to H. N sEAN BIZ
WATER POWER and MILL SITE 10
w LEASE The Socie y for Establishing Useful Maniac
Paterson, NewJesy propose TO lease for Il Jea,
able forever, - - - -.
MILL LOT WITH SIX FEET OF WATER
from The frst upper end dshsrged ntc
the second or middle csns The head and fell sboGt u feet.
The nil Lot 70 well adapted for manufacturing busines
This property ready 70 enter on a. Patterson, aud conve-
he City Of New York wi railroad and caas convey
In the heart Of large manufacturing Poplson. and al
the advantages incident 70 such locality.
For particulars apply the oce Of the Society u NJ pss
trson, Nev.Jeuey.
WATER POWER, with without buildi0gs
w 10 LET ct Mstteswsn Duchess Co, N. Y. Inquire
re premises Of saL B. schenck, ~ Courl,udtst ~
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CPECIAL NOTlCE.-Dea in G. ODYEARs
Board an1 Rooms.

DOARD.-A pleasant ROOM, without a fire
I'D Place suitable Tor person, to be had in 6fstsss
BoAfong house in iNh-st BosewAy. Terms - per
week f board and gas included. Address r. L. station D.
United States Mai.
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kTNNNENITTsF
llrE-Av.-ll Lots, between led ard lss,s .ta
A. J. BLEEcXgs Auc,ioueet =,
DERENpTORY SALE Of 3I9 LOIS and

DERF MpTORY SALE of 3l9 LOTS and
GckEs 10 ,be 18th wsrd, beipg par. ~ the well soowa
"nYER TRACT"
THURSDAY. Jar. ~, lo9 a. u o'clock, a. the Merchants
Fxcfsrge:
Ga I'm 81 Lot, ard Cores -. 1854 aud 1851 sta
o. eth avs Lots srd Goes, bet 1856 and Jethss
On lSih-st Lcts and Cores bet 9th snd hhavs
On irk 10 lots aud Cores. bet 9Th sud 1h-sv
o. lS6th; &c Lots ard Cores, .. bet 6,h snt 1hav
o. !37lhst % Lots ard 0ores bet 9Th aud 1thsya
Ga Jlh.t 10 lots and res, n. bet Nh and 6hsu
o. l5crhs'- Los ard bptes S. bet 9th aud 1th-ip
Or l9t.s, Ill Lots and Cores vs. bet 5th and 6h
90 lSPhst5 Lcts aud Cores bet 5.h aud 6h
On nth .-s Lots ard Cores ~ bet Sta ant 6thsys
On iils 10 Lots and Cores n Sa bet 5h and straw
The and Gorei the SHAY have fron'sgs on tbs
Hsm RNcf the WAerrgh Of which Is valuable. The 'ls
70 IT. rey perfect snd the sale will b. positive. Two
thirds can remain bord ard mortgage for tenn OF
Iib-qr,ptic map.st No Broadst. u.t5D
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broadway SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No.
ID 81 Brosdwsy. entrance Parkpace 0ePosl.er, sre
hereby roiihtd ths tie SEMI-AENUAL DlNtDESD o.
81 entitled thereto the rate Of SIX PR CLINT pr Al
exceeding : 30 sud Five PER GENE over
co. vii be raid On aud aei MONDAY Jsl II. Interest not
called for viii puc and draw Interest riding
fcm Jan l. Rark op-u ddy om n 20 o'clock aat every
Mordsy eyeuinr ffou a. O'clock.
WADE p. WoRg,LL, secretary.
PEIER CUSHING. A 'couutAnt.
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printing.

A 7 EYERDELLs Wedding Cards, Notes
haaThese celebrated Csrdi sPen.dy engraved can oaly
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misrell
furuitgrs.

EusUllHLk.
ENAblELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
II TURE IL 81 color. eai sty.,s ~ao,riss sad retail,
A. prices from 10 AID upward
WAR2EH GAaD, No. 277 c.n.i., toli No. 81,
-Four door, ess: e. Brosd1sy Hew.Tst
E'AANELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, 10
a. al col5r % hyperion aa w,u.rst lfaeurs hnlsS
IL landscape eScS mi, All a9ssrs, q. 4 r. FAR8No
TONE TO Ee Gaze. ct, oaporfe "oo';er EsAosaed ~
L'NASiELED FURNITURE Of ! superior styl,
~ aui inh rsnf-srrei a.t for sac b. J. W. glSHyz
CO. formerly vf,t ke3-sw N-niorphi No g. Broadway
FURNITURE BOUGNrio 70: READY MONEY.
Il A fair ysia- IiyeA II siy noI~Y for FURNITURE
CARPETS BoSEs, &C. &c a. No. - 5ia,y. be;~ssa go
sLd loth-'t..
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THE TRUSTEES of the INSTITUTION
4 FOR TIE SAVINGS or MERCHANTS CLEKhS,
have ordered in.ees b. paid 70 depsors -utd Thereto
r the six months ending December p 81 :3ow Oa saa' Of
and under q Fix per per snd on
sums exceeding 500 ~ the rate Of i've per c"lt Per snl9
PAYABLE snd after Monday Th inst All interest VII be
MOSES H. GRINNELL, President.
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THIRD AVENUE and FIf'TY-SECOND aud
L FfFrY-NINTH STREET PkOPERTY.-ANTHoW
] PLFFCKE2 SON L Co, vii sell a, Auction, on WE'D
NEsDAy jan 10 A. u O'Clock the Merchant Exchange;
ON THiPD AVENUE hie Los. W. O., IS g. ". 53th ct.
ON FiFTY-NINrH STREET, Lots, with Frame Bald.
g. Q, n, T. Isxiu1t'
FOG FIFTY-sECONO STREET, foe Lots, 3. g., $50 n,
In Iithay Terms Liberal Msp. &C. at No. 7Brosds 49,
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NALIFORNIA STATE BONDS.-INTERES1
" COUPONS, doe 10. q yAsL,l! ll9 ou California S-h
s:1si COLLECTED or Pr aCH AsED ~ -
WILLIsH HO6E Co, No. ~ WsLsN
TOR SALE-l2000 CLEVELAND CITY
l. SEVEN PER CENT WATER BONDS PINE secgriiy.
STOUT CLEWS MASON.
csruef Pine sni NAsssg- So, y. Y.
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. Is.
i MAIL LINE The ssyOrite steamship AUGUSTA Csye-
~. 5. woodhun, viii lssy. SATURDAY, January y. q
.. om Pier No. NORTH River. Through tickets gwen "
Montgomery Coaubus Atlanta Absay and hsoou. Bulls u
.o.ns sg-d orly board For freight passgs s2py
sAMl L. MITCHELL SON No Is Broadss
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BoCsEr. Auotoneer. BY Bossit, store No N William st.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ of at.
~ tmeL, directed snd delivered, lnt BY an order
ssred by the or Josish Sutherland OF the Justices 81
Ia Supere Court will TO sale, on WEDNESDAY,
tie 18Th cay Of J.uusry 1852 at l2 O'clock at No.
Mouth Willhwst a afse quantity OF HEMP aud TAaRED
ROPE CANVAS &C. JAMES G MILLTr, late Sherh
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financial.

RY SIMEON DRIPER, osce No. ss Pres.
fraf SAY 1 s6 =. s sssi s21 81
SALE THIS DAT IA o'cIoot. Sc. o...3ss.
AtsERr q. NicoLAY Au-isneer.
DY ALDER II. NICOLAY = Office. No. {
ID Bruess;.-REGUL1R ArCTIos SAILS q sroCks
.Id BONDS a. ,te Nsr,h,Eis E1ehs1se, ENEHf pAl.
s1LE This DAY. ni'l gsla:s Sc. e.,,le.g..
CREENWICH SAVINGS BANK, No. 3 9th
" sv, corner q ~avrri-y risoe.
JANUARY INTEREST FOR 1883.
TIE Bosri Of Tsst have ordered Ilter,; . - = tie
ras q Per Per auuru OF al ea.ei ihere'oof
$50 And zIder-and upoa al er:!i.1 th.rs;o shove
$50 ~ tie rae q cent pr auLaIn payable - the B'at
DUNG b.nk hous and After The Ira lral iner-'; 70;
VIII be Placed Ike eErii q Deposition, Pn'Fa aai
draw interest.
The s.at open daily fr-m 20 n - r. and Moaiay
"f 81 oiSyi '6f B 2' IuouEER, rrae
: Wisely z NEsNiLYE s..--,,ri..
JoHS s. DrcsEssos.
ARcIIc FIaE hsra,Ns:s cQNFNT, 10 g w.sa'}
NEwNoES Jan. l2, l3B
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
"A 20 PER CENT all b pal! % the s''shode" o. 'l.'
RICHARD A. OAKLEY seare..ry.
DIV E Nd.
10. 10 NalsL, Ja1. IS, l3s
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIalTEO rO...s 1000, 600.
This Company h.v- to-day declared tstsni q SIX 'l
DOLLARS FER SHARE P.y,sle 20 tire Stockholders de-
uaud.
They have aso DECLARED ateres, div lend 81 SIX PsR
CkNI uroa their outstanding icIP payable o.
9Th dsy Of February Leyt in cash
They have f1uh- clsred scrip DIVIDEND on me eirnet
premiums ofhe frlr the 3st dsT Of December i5t
Of THIRTY PEi CENT. The csh dsiv Fable & par -
euted thereto TUESDAY, the Sta dag Of February ueN
The Strip dividends declared ty this Company for the lat
five ye,rs amount ONE HUNDRED AND fHlRfY-F!NE
AND HALF FER CENT.
DUNCAN 2. CUssY SscIeiHf.
DROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No.
ID 81 Broadway entrance PaIkplace 0cPo..er, s'e
hereby roth,d hs. tie SEMi-ASNU Al DlNtDESD o.
81 entitled thereto the Of SIX PER CENT An
mum exceeding $50 aud FIVE PER CEN over
"a Ia, s-e., la not,
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ARCTIc FIRE SsrR,NcE COMPANY, No. - Waist,
NEW.NorS Jan. p 1850
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
~ (s) PER CENT all BE- Psii the Stockholders % t'
RICHARD A OAKLEY. Secretary.
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Otean 6lenmers. sc.

DOIAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA for
IA LIVERPOOL The AFRICA ~ Shan1on, Commander.
will nom the Compny' 0ot. u yerey CITY with tbs
ya, aud Passengers Tor Europe, WEDNESDAY the 18Th
int, Passengers requested BE- bos by O'clock,
a m. The EUROPA viii sail ou the ID frbuary.
4 CIIIARD No Rowling Nreen.
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Uants.

WANTED-By Young Woman Of high moral
w character asIfU ALTON TO do LIGHT HOUSEWORk
or PLAIN sEwIN3. Apply Tor :hree Gays to M S at Ne
FdFidas At.
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NOBURNs EXTRA OIL-Yesy superior 10,
~ kssir sry al Bgr-trs-rons &ssirsb ! sUsss
- psa.sns JOHN ". QUINCY Co., No. tWl.asr.
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6ousebo!o articles.

TyHE ELLIPTIC SPRING BED.-Thi. is tb
4 dar.5e comfortable. sRi econoDiraI sPASJ BE-
In sxs,,acs. Ca snt zee it q: NJ. 81 Broadway.
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srsk0g DEAP,R Aac.fooesr.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Otice No. 36 Pire-s'
ID -R-r1lu Auction ssi.r q. The Hs.cn,-tr fIch.-s
EVERY DAY. soet a. Bead, sOcsa; saa sod A. f'trss
SALE THIS DAY a. n ocgoot. Sc. c...OsA
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 10
Warrrr.-Ie Trustees ordered hat b. pst
DEPOSITION. the rate q SIX PER CENT ell eatti
tner.to three and mouth, payable and a.r
l7ta A. interest called foL vii dias ,-rs, 9rnci-
pei y. VAN PELF, Pres1ielL
v,ypEREII l. BUIroS. Secretary.
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NORWICH and WORCESTER DIVIDEND
IN SCRIP Al BONDS Of lss'-6i-7i. parrhssei By
Z. A. BENEDICT, NJ - w-i.n-s.
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WANTED--A situation by trustworthy smart
w sad tidy young Woman, TO Go COOKING WASHING
aud IRONING, would do general HOUSEWOkk In the
city country good plain cook and bsker frstrAie
washer and oner wiling and obugng Call ct No j7S 0hsvs
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Real gstatk for Sale.

EOR SALE.-Ihc very eligible HOUSE at
4 IIssngEon.thc Hudson, known the Grower House,
with two aud embeshed with 'hoce fruit and shrub
berry never sng spring Of pure wster, csssehouse, &c
one II the beet locations New YORK for see i
boarding .house. For particulars apply 20
Il. J. CROwEN No. 6S9 Broadway
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

The NIGHT WoRK sRs.-Very often as our
non-laboring citizens turn in their comfortable
beds at night, they hear the dull sound and feel
the vibration of a subterranean explosion 1t
is the tunneler at bis work, piercing the hard
granite with drill and blast. The rock drips
with humidity, and the yellow fame of bis can
die can scarcely subsist in the close and moi.
some atmosphere. Grim, and wet and pale the
tunneler works away through the gloom, night
after night for months, and even years. Some
times his task is brought to sudden conclusion
by premature explosion, and be is maimed
creature for life, unless the kinder fate Of in
slant death b falls him. If not maimed or kill
ed his severe toll may result in disappointment;
or If fortunate, success may be robbed of its
pleasures by the physical ills of broken con-
stitution. Think Of all this, We comfortable
ones when you turn in your drowsy beds and
bear the tunneler's thunder; think of this, and
while thanking heaven for your exemption from
such painful labor. wish for success TO the in.
dustrious night worker who is boreing the foun-
dations OF the earth beneath you Hydraulic
Press.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

QUARTz.-Mr. Soggs, of the American Hill
Quartz Mill, informs us that 260 tons Of rock
have been crushed at that mill during the
month of March, which yielded trfe over
4I0 ounces of gold, valued at $l7 rs an ounce.
For several months past this company have
crushed but little rock-having been engaged
in sinking shafts and running tunnels, in order
90 work their lead to better advantage. Dur
ing the month of March the mill was run but
little more than half the time, but they expect
soon to be able to get out rock enough to keep
the mill running constantly. Mr.. Soggs in
forms us that their lead becomes heavier and
richer as they go down. They are now down
on the lead over two hundred feet, the rock av-
erages about s2S ton, and the lead is four
feet in thickness. Near the surface, the lead
was not over foot in thickness, and the rock
paid on an average about $40 ton.
The theory Of Sir Roderlck Murchison, that
quartz leads become poorer as they go down,
does not hold good as far as leads have been
prOspected in this section.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

UNCLAIMED EsTATE.-Peter Ellison, who died
In Bridgeport township, Nevada county. in Sep
tember 1856, left au estate valued at 1892. Mr..
Joseph Thomas, partner of Mr.. Ellison. was
appointed administrator OF the estate, and af-
ter paying the debts, and deducting the expsnse
of administration, there was balance of
$2l5 Al. which is now deposited with the Coun-
ty Treasurer. No one knew where Mr.. Ellison
ing, and unless the estate is claimed the bal
ance will cscheat to the State. Mr.. Thomas,
the administrator, has since died, but we are
Informed that he had no knowledge as to where
Mr.. Ellison was from. If he left any heirs. it is
proper that they should know the facts, so that
they can claim the money. Exchanges please
copy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

DISTRICT CoURT.-The cases on the District
Court docket have been set for trial as follows
April l8th-C. Miller ct al. VS.. Davis ct al.
April 20th-J. Bramagan vs. A. T. Laird ct al.
April 2lst-Joshua Brown ct ais. VS.. Theo.
Lampe ct ais; Mary Lgget ct al. VS.. Parham
ct ais.
April 22d-McCharles Co. VS.. Jenny Lind Co.
April 23d-Chas. T. Lake VS.. David Ackey.
April 25th-Jules Frcot ct ais. VS. Atwood
ct ais; John Arbegast ct ais. Us David jenkins
ct als Samuel NJ. Giiham VS.. U. II. Stewart.
April 26th-John Schmidt VS.. Anna Schmidt;
Francis Barber VS.. Mary Jenkins; Joseph
Pierce Il Brother VS.. Saul Levy; F. A. Cald-
well vs. Moores Flat Sawmill Co.
April 27th-J. W. Roscoe ct al. VS.. John Nc
Nulty ct ais.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

THE RoADs.-A bill passed the State Senate
on Saturday last, designed to remedy the de-
fects in the act recently passed concerning
roads in Nevada county. We presume the bill
authorizes the appointment of Road Tax Col
lectors for the present year, which could not
have been done without supplementary act.
The people Of Nevada county had about con-
eludcd that they would escape the road tax for
this year altogether, but they are likely to be
disappointed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

FRUIT TREES AT AUCT1oN.-A large lot OF
fruit trees will be sol l at auction, at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, on the vacant lot above Greg
ory Il Wickes' store-L Williamson. auctioneer.
The trees are in excellent condition, of tee
choicest varieties, and consist of apple, pear,
peach, plum, ounce, &c.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

Transfer RoBBED.-A teanster, whose name
We have not learned, was stopped last Sunday
morning. about four miles this side OF Auburn,
on the Gold Hill road, by two highwaymen,
who demanded his money. He gave up what
money he hsd-ffteen dolars-which the rob-
isers took ald rode of, The robbers we're on
horseback.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

THE GIFr ESrERrAINMEST.-We learn that
Charley Young has sold nearly all the tickets
for his grand gift entertainment, which comes
off on the 10th inst. As the tickets have been
sold SO much more rapidly than was expected,
and ten days still intervening before the draw
ing, Mr.. Young talks of getting up supple
mental list of prizes, to be drawn at the same
time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

BAXKING.-We call attention to the banking
advertisement of Messrs J. c. Birdseye Il Co.
This firm have made arrangements by when
they are enabled to draw checks direct on the
Metropolitan Bank. New York.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

TEMPERANcE-A meeting will be held at Tenn
perance Hall, in this place. next Friday even
ing, for the purpose of organizing society OF
Good Templars-The members of the society
to be composed of ladies and gentlemen. All
are invited to attend.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

FRurr SroRE.-Nicolas SlOcOvich has on hand
a large variety of choice fruit, at bis stand on
Pine street, opposite the u S. Bakery We
call attention to his advertisement in another
column.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

CRY ELECTION election fof city officers
of Nevada will take place on Monday, the I'd
proximo. BY notice in another column it
will be seen that primary meeting has been
called, by the Democratic City Committee for
Saturday week, to elect delegates to City
Convention,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

PupLIc ScHooLS.-Mr. J. A. Jennings and
Miss Lizzie C. Farrell have been appointed by
the District Trustees as teachers of the public
school The school was opened on Monday
last, and it is expected that the school fund will
be sufficient to pay the salaries of the teachers
for six months.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

ExCHAxGEs.-Mr Mackie. the attentive agent
of Freeman Il Co., has placed us under obliga-
tious for the prompt delivery of California ex-
changes. We are also indebted to Wells, Fargo
a. Co. for similar favorS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

THE WEATHER continues unusually cold for
this season of the year. occasioned' as is sup
posee. by the large quantities OF snow in the
mountains. Every morning the ground is cOv-
cred with light frost, and fears are entertain
I'd that the peach crop will be destroyed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

WE are indebted to Master Stone, of the Pio
neer Express, for copies of the Citizen and ny
drdulic Press of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

OK Sunday evening next, April 10th dis
course will be delivered in the NJ. E. Church
by the Pastor, on the Bible in Public Schools
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

FR II Il MI a M Go 9 o..
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
1851 EXPRESS. 1850.
ESTABLISHED. 1865. REoRoASizED 1859.
CAPITAL STOCK, $5OO,OOO.
JOHN NJ FREEMAN, President
CLAs. !. HIGGINS, Managing Director for California.
DAILY EXPRESSES,
In charge Of Regular Messengers TO Sacramento Benca
Francisco, Oroville Stockton, and all the principal
points California and by every Steamer to Oregon and
Washington Territory, and to all parts OF the Atlantic
States Canada Europe Western Coast Mexico and South
America, and to Honolulu, &c.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEANS
Re- Every description Of Express Forwarding and Com
mission business ATTENDED to with safety and promptness
BS- TREASURE shipped and insured under open pol
cies
Particular attention given TO the Collection Of Notes,
Bills &c. BILLS OF EXCHANGE procured on the Allan
tic States and Europe.
The oco of Freeman Co.'S Express In this City is at
the Junction Of Main Commercial Streets, right on the
bend of said streets.
HENRY MACIkIE, Ag't.
Nevada March lst 1923 3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
TOLL BRIDGE NOTICE
Nevada March 26th 1s5o.-2o-4w
OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-

DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsflP.-
- Tine Firm of T. A. NEWMAN CO., Liquor dealers
ON Commercial street Nevada consisting o. 10 l. r. ss'.
NAN of Nevada and WILLIAM HARRIS C"'' OF Sacra
meDo is this day dissolved by mutual consent A ouE
standing accounts being Transferred TO l. A. Nswh41
who will hereafter conduct the business az TwWaS 1T v
NeNaoa' 'i~'e" WM HARRIS & co.
NIB. Those owing the late firm will please raj or
an,borzed 10 collect the debts due the late 6rm
autnoripsu " I" ''"' T. a. NEWMAN
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 8, meets
every Monday evening, at Masonic Hail. Nevada Regular
meetings. first Monday of each month Visiting compan.
ions are respectfully invited to attend.
CHAS. MARSH, NJ. E. HIP.
]. 7. RUDoIPH Sec'v
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

knights Templar.-Thc regular meetings
Of Nevada Commandry of Knights Tenplar held at
Masonic Hail. Broad Pine Streets on the
nngs Of the LIST and Sd Thursdays each monhvisit
ing Sir knights invited to attend.
SIR TIIoS. II. CASwELI, E. Commander
Nevada March 500.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

MAIN STREET NEH4DA.
~ j. A. LANCASTER FORMERLY OF THE
zlr%. Oriental Stables, would inform his friends
S&A and the public generally, that he has added
A-AX-A- extensively 30 his already Large aud Elo
CANT establishment of Horses Buggcs, sadles Harness
&c Sc.--and Is prepared TO furnish as hne turn
outs be fonnd in the state.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for Ladies Gentlemen win be ready at all times.
long experience In the business and earnest desire
TO retain the confidence Of bis friends leads him TO be-
iieyc he win be able 10 give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid 20 Horses on Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for tho
use of Balls, Parties, &c &c
The quality OF my stock will permit me TO say that those
Ecekng pleasure engaged business would do we'll 10
give me cal J. A. LANCASTER b
Nevada Aug. 90. lsb6--46.f
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-06

Also California and Foreign Grape Vines with full
sortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and vol ped Trees large size from to Is feet In