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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

lGGs-By the bsfre- packed n seo OF sut nav, " so~~
s = IN: 'o.s:s az I:.. L. m r." az 81
Ono o. .s"s,Ssac e n ''AA'
BossY-ws.. Clover, in mail bones syo25s p d Buck.
: :s1s s .ssf sss s IN i :s' H1'
PoT,Toss-Ii estimated that the lat run Of os ron tns
wnsro and Nor hem C.D. brought Is o Ssb Nov.
seoss arrived this most OF whieA are yet usoe
e' e: bee. Ts.sa oyer n zoe 'S as l. s%..S S..
So zoo sti sAoa Last year here were "sp osn
scoss about the sam. showing ve h'ts Snsrehcs 70
the Of from tbese sources while the prices
ga S were Dssy sG"s . ,SG'. v "a me r .s
counted the ground ths grocers ana retAe uA ae
in ommon se ,ioo.. from jersey .nd Long - 'ae
amount st IN the bsncs OF farmers 10
LSs .S :n1 ,ss y. s s W.. T%. mar
let w in all probability Give vey little more from West
TO be supply boe and the prospect Of
any .s., .l,sne. . no. very ,cns We quote; ,..s a,
Dsi%.I. iaei p nov. scotia bah &c IS
J1p~A Northen....I ispI % Sweet vA's y sh..5 W0
FeseIbow,, NORTH s2ol Is
s.mow. . ..... sol 50 P.ci.s.. neludsd-
6 6ssssw fS.',; ss FL p; yellow Rcd
e2P SbL, DO. ss 2s p ito sanehs.
sns. =, 200 sSs. ~ ~ ssI ss
e..,s,.s,%w: ssos; r.s s..syys slsss"~'A'
n:.ai. Weighs = Su.1 sioi 20 y. We quote . 10
B;csoa1 Kvr.-s2essS sush
BEoon Coks-we qne,s sssss$ evt for . good sItie 3:
ArrLEsws soce; weasrn Apples fr'a hr'' A-'0' -
ps,nD XrrLss are Advancing. We sooss: Southern 7.sss
ps,rp PsAeHSs-r..led, lsalss Pc.
DRIED PLuNs-n1a5c 10.
DaIrD RIsPsESkiI-22c y 70.
pRIgD BLAcKBERRIEs-s1e ice ~
DniID CsrsllEs-Passd. sss2sO y D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
Nv Tele0YnHh.

BOSTON, Jan 6-ArL steamship Joseph Whitney uewas
Bs shjp Hartley, Hoses Apsisehieos sass Is1'ans
Rivers ssvsrBsh -
CHARLESTON, Jan. G-fbe q. 8. N. aesmshp 0ohrabbs
Berry, NsS YORK. arrived Acre II oeosk The Deln1aa
NORFOLK Jan. The bark octsyia from New Yot, sss>s
70 Rehpsord. Is ssbore near Cape Henry.
HiGHLAs Dc. jan. s-sandowp-s.rko W. Hal szss -
the Bay. Wind 5. w. ! isht
sQuAN. Jan S-suDSown-No vessels in dshti vtn< W.
and isot; weather hssy.
LOSG BRANCH, Jan. g-SapdowD-There . ks 70 u
south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

6RAIg-fh~ Whist nsrt,t 10 sgite fro; tns ~ isss a.
.sl.rs q be dssand good 81 80 eos1 esOoe -
Lses .h,S a o a god WtIs CxssiAa a. 81
- SIZE q. mixed Vie q seol TO ~ IL. kJ-"hs
hrt oui.; Al sfe BuL, irseSe ssostoss poen'L
O.,,n, g. ,.r mans sArs Of Sta. 81 d2le s2a
W,r-rr Css.eisn .sd6ec snd 80 easa Pnec u "a
.px A STATE syrisas far Cor ARMY bed
bot }, quiet of W..i,rn nr-5 a q. 80 Seh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

EAILs-Cst continue steady 3!c mos OF cett on
for cash.
OiLs-Liuseed fair request steady mites sales OF r.
eco gale American tad6oc Cute Whale remains quiet but
prces are ,,.s Of 100 bbs Brown At a. en'h
Crude sper her qOet to the ve h toes offer
pces demanded the last sales were a.
81 So cash. selling In moderate quantities.
former Istes LAID Oil 10 quiet but 6Im G3c cash ,nf
p<, for Prime Wst.n Wi.er. Red Oil IL dnl a. 431Jk
for D,,ied Olive IN fair Request at IS IS ssic for
QssIts sna ~ 2a IS pnIs Other kinds dui And
Weo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

brRrosf THEArKR.-The Bouxny Ballet Troupe
VII make their fret appearance ss this house tonight.
:" Uncle Toms CABIN" vii also be repeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

n, Cr,< 6stl,ssI-isi7 b,ls Fs1r - ssSs d.. Ho esa
NM, 30 10 PorA 80 pkr Butter $ 80 A.nS 10 g
Tobacco 25,0 s6.s L-sfssr 80 Hsee 80 sAes oA ~
prrsa.s Hess, lis pigs LAIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

HOPs,. in f.ir request At l4l7c for choice 1859 0.r
s.,eIy.ions are dull at sS ordinary sr tt sor"
sSs AZ fGsc for ia . -
HAYIpe ut,t firm ard the arrivals have been lmites
Ovip, -. shipping inqlby ha. ben limited
s,e ofsp bales at iJdSc, spd IL lots a. osc y lO' ID
MONTE demand Tor az kinds 10 confined IN the .frene
wants tie local trade 1t sfoe 10 ess' nts change
rocks generally are light
INDIA RUBBER-Fiue Para "a IN limited request A. the re-
A., tiop r.es OF a ID At al Sc. oourse aod
~ dunn held and <oc ad CaJAgenA aud t.st
India OF 2ac. - A.
LEATHER-H lock is 10 fair den and sod steady. OAK
4, aud firm We do hear of any movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

,S1s = p.s, srs., nsrh ~i<s NssEbh SSssHn % ~
a,s 1ss'''f . ~ IN q :;ss :: esd. 81
-. ush biIr sot sfw. ~ .ese - y NM VII 'S'"
@Ys NJ: s,s :.%,-. rr- &C. y.ss
s.s A.. r.tur.eA .no n snsB Hs q "ss' sssl os"
Fem rt"<ss '.osf ~ ~ god rr.su.. m .os order
vss*saS., ouch Isr.sf' fsssss' saa ss' 'ss'e"
I'D cHsssr =. .,s,.d tIs eurns he last 'tI
Day. Ws, tOl. 81 Bs.. s.'s Ssss ..S 70 ne ~ ~,
-" msssrte fh- mo,scioD. in Coeese have been m,se-
s here 10 sss; ss,ns. = ,ss .. ssa or
ibss kodrs TIE stoehs sns 90 t,em owe
s.s. sas,s. a .s 49,, no wee so%s Of =.
ntsor bessss Or bcss bodies s. 'eses on con
hss oOrtdsnoe, sns say that trade " sae<y
o S.s. ,s Go =. s,is ssss Es
Do erm. st z, r a.s s52 w'- Deserve ''-s LIN" o"
rs as.: .s:st, ' s... Ee.nA e.y ,os'
L. 1 pss, ,oa:S J. ssls
2Ears-Ws quote: .a,s
Ess: ss: :;: :, sy,s: s. s.... .ss :.
are a Il. days g ,uus by ID. Us.d s,.,s Esp...'
ss 1 ~. s sS.' ws. r.. 1a.s is: tidy
differ es,.1ti.ly last quotations. On tse csys
p'ior TO NevisE hfts hssr pris@' were '0'Ans'
quote;
Ss.:Is az az Sss. ;ssi IS
ssULTRY 7Be PACKAGE
fark.va sho,ss. y n.n a ~ Pows, choice. 30. 81
Tmisys eomnorY . . 9 Chcs.bs eaoioe, 2 .. gig
e.. ssss. e.; e ess.: c. ss.a a s al;
Docs Docs, f aaso' ) n....io ara
G,rs Asp BIRDS spi:ed meet's OF GAME deasrs ana
FIp, men has been bd in relation - the Game law Of M
ey suoSs effort will be nsae ~ toe meeting Of ne Sors
81 VISOR, ON Tuesday effect az appeal or mod d
cation Of said law IL 10 Believed fbs che pJrsnens Cuo
witch 10 The dssnsed complainant for v'olstsoas tnn h~
are wsibe result Of tbs movement before az
In the sotin~ M kinss OF o,n- 'of
the ,essot TO Nrive sne ne sold By mos. e
asr openly defiance Of the Jaw Nenson eo
b,t. better Duchs scarce on acc ouot OF Toe
stern and higher. Psre CAckers and Quail contuns
In We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

FiRE "A FIRE broke out yesterday afternoon at 5
oeosS from the tas IN the slow window Of fancy No.
~ Ess'o s..,ue, hsiprgss % Ms ca psiss S,5l q,
m:s,soes Ne shrn v0 cves u kse zsppay sxfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

THE HIGHLAND RrGMEsr.-A meeting of tbs
commi,so ed Ulcers of The Fret Division Nes-York
State Militia, opposeA to the orgsniza ton of High
land Reg,n ent, held aa evening ., the Division
Armory torper Of Whi.c aud Elm streets, Col. John
+. Btpolx in TIE chair. Committee, appointed sew
eral weeks since at the Mercer Hose, of which Col.
II. A. Weeks was Chairman, made their report, the
ubsabce Of which is contained in the following reso-
uions, which were adopted:
Pe,ord That the officers Of the First Division, Representing
their BILE DO such General Regulations psse
Apnl6 1873, and General 0ders hpo-n as Mo-. ~ aod ~
c.s Of tho several Regiments of the First D
vision
Ks,Oless That Il ehsnses already made, and the sacrifices
,eadrs item worthy tho especial sttenton Of the Com
NJ der in (hief.
Rored will be ineI isnt polite, aud deruc
iv. and power Of the Chief 70
any btraetons Of such Negotiations ard ORDERS
Al a. thst 'entstyes OF the stae militia
pecuy appeal 10 the Comman1er Chief
sOch sDops GeI er.l Orcer intact and TO dsc'unte
applcst for Organizations In tse First D
von Organized equipped contrary TO such Regulations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

COfPER-New sh-stnus Yellow n, Bons and Bssiers
Copper ain quiet but prices whou. essential cnaose
R,6ped usot 10 Ia noaer4tc request 81 c, cash for LAke
90 Sb. sttins commands &c cob. IA,
COAL-A good demand has prevailed for domesoe and WIN
moderate Arriya holders firm The hqary ~ the East
Of S. @s4 IS by the cargo and 81 f5G % from
yard the In foreign hie has tea dole and the arm
vsb ere united
re; lob lots r.sopey the supply larger
81 rIIn quoted o. 4sc rsteot no9c
DlEMOODS-rbe mArkft cDuss extremely quiet Tor
uost knds the sbstDee Of export demand consequent
TO low Its well prices current fof teeat roo
EuIops the ls es Of St Doni go we've sla oA'h-An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
RON nav YORK.

In querce Of the ilGess Of Scion Robinson, we
are unable present usu. foil report of the great
"Wednesday Cattle Market. In our neIt full report
Will appear in It's usual form.
The market was very much as last week; not quite
a. much fo5g of in price lest "Wednesday after
noon. There were TO premiums on sale. Cattle sold
b tt.r Yesterday t,an tcdsy, as all were no. in. ADD
the supply boxed light. All sold no Sever, this
evening. But few cattle changed hands. Tne lalty
scarcely average.
COWS AND CALVES
Not ehsns. " the market; Cool Cows viii sell from
SO TO So viii barely hnd any bcyerA
Coed v.As selling from to 7c H. 1--we ~eisht ssood
may msrht however, rather poo and dsposea Of 81
% much PER Be ld -
THE SHEEP MARKET
Prices advanced from IS TO Sc head
Of Tie falling of In toe receipt
sFoKERs SALTS.
At Brovriug TbOras sod sS5 head for 81 81 81
Aveisye e h.4c, 81 a.
Jare, scCsr-ysd SO head at OF - u head.
v ereD acGr.w report sales Of 4is lead, Ct Sl,7J ~
AyeTsae lead, - 10.
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

TIE stsamship 0ustensis for the Panama Ssssnshp C.
tbs morning from Green foia -
ed around Ne North River receive her mschns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06


Hsss aso shon Losps Dec Ho~sS
1Ae total Imports and exports OF bfes1staii' al Cn''
oses have been as follows 1t will be te' ina toe
w. imports Of all kinds Of G ain and Flour reonoeo
tsvAss, foot up $50, 6S5 bushels or two millions
sose than in 1857 and only si6 1879 bashels less taan
Me receipts Of 1856:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

Average
REPORT

Fop TIVE wssE EypIss WGpEssDAy, JAN. ls5s
TOTAL RECEIPTS o. ALL EisDs Toh ras SEsE.
According the reports from he several market ae
i.y Their. Ia resolved this ~eea
~ Reeves Cows veais Sheep Swine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

GER, .. r4.,ie, so.ns ~ SO e. Bah f'rA seesa'd /,
sal~s q leiGils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

"WEDNESDAY. Jsp. s. isos
AsHCs-The market Ia quiet for Pesls e, IS Is or Pots
We bear of 60 bbl'. pew bills " SIS Ci.
bEESWAX-Sses have bean made OF Southern ftow dsi-
Ing the week ct 3,d3<tc. - -,
CoFFEE-We Of but little doing Ct the following quota
tons;
Java white y elli eH
Rio Prime. fdl2 lJamacs. .llf0ll
Rio ordinary. e0lo 81 Domintoto.bi~W u. ~
Lam llQl2iI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

1ae Hsdson Star states that Mr. c. Z. Ager has
psroh assd the Jordan farms, nssr that city, ~h tins
view Of ,crg another blast furnace and that there
il prospec, Of an increase Of the capital OF the Hud-
-. Iron Co. TO the extent OF 500, 600.
Tie last wsshly statements Of the New-oriesns
n. ne n IN "a follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

fota Of I'll kinds THIS veet. Uf
T,ta, Of ell kinds prsvsoas veek............ZootI
Total av pef week lAs. ...2boO5
BEEvEs FEoh DIFrERENr STATES
Il Aner.op Co., PropIietop u tie Washington Drove
Ysrds street, report Cattle Ia market nom the
folow ing States: ,s,
N.u.vort ............. 7s7 1854
P,pus, S5I keutusGv lzs
yo..,,,........... si3 Ne~ 10
sTocR Bv AIaoaps, -
They alec report Bess and otter Soek received ~ HAL
70 ads, ke. - iolows; -,
Beevea Cows vsala LAnsA SWINE
aui.on River a R.l,sls .::: -; al 80"
Hs-lem Rsirosi.... 2i5 20 Al OBJ 80
TN N..YorI AID Ere Rsroed make. following rspor,
Of evaporation stocA fol the wess sndrs TINS
Reev-a Hones. veas mp Eh swine
1ssa 16b l56s
BEEB cArTLh
Number reported for this market s Toyfouh street
The pness to-day quoted o. olows:
Medium. NC
Som ext good b~eyes at. O
The general average Of the market at........ sfc
The Of sales range from. GlOo.
Total number of received the city 27SS
This head lees last and s2 bead less tasn
The number .. each Nednos
day year 1872 bead while the number to-day
being 23 Shows 4e3 head lees than the svarass.
The following dTov.s were 10 the market to-day;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

Fota........ 2.As1s3 2aS4s2i 2l,sS.ae x,ss2,Sss
The following table sho % the shipments OF al kinds
q Grain and Flour for the past four years Ths ship
nents Of 1858 exceed those Of 1857 by fraction over
too million bushels;
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
To the A miesed.


DR l.. j. CZAPkAY returns his sincere thanks to
IL his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity 90 remind them that he
esntnues TO consult at his Institute, for the cure
Of all forms of Private Dsease-such as Syphilis,
Gonorrhaa Nocturnal Emissions, and all the con
sequences Of self abnse In the first stages ofSyphili
tic or Gonorh9al diseases he guarantees cure In a
few DAYS without Inconvenience to the patient or
hindrance to his business. When patient, by neg
lect or improper treatment has developed the
Diary symptoms Of Syphilis such as buboes or pain
full swelngs on the groins, ulcers in the throat
aud nose which not checked destroy the soft parts
and cause the bones To mortify, separate and come
away leaving the sufferer an object hideous 10 be-
hold or when blotches and pmples break out upon
the skin or when he has painful sweilings upon the
bones or when his constitution is injured 50 as to
pre-dispose to consumption other constitutional
disease the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no conf
pensation.
In Rheumatism, chronic or acute in Dysenterry or
Diarrhaa, he has safe and efectual Remedies. For
the treatment of the consequences Of self abuse
ache pains In the back and limbs. with general weak
loss Of appetite loss Of memory, injury to the
sight resessness confusion Of ideas dislike for So
eiety and feeling Of weariness OF life with the ner
vous system excitahle that slight noises shock or
startle the patient making his existence Miserable
For the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee
cure or ask compensation. He can be consulted
free Of charge and invites all to call, as II will cost
them nothing, and may be much to their advantage
His ofice is on Sacramento Street. below Mont
gomery, opposite the Pacific Nail steamship Compa-
ny's once Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 Pm.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07

Tux Bible IN ScHooIs.-The Catholic
residents Of the town Of Cromwell, Conn.,,
having recently requested that since the
Protestant Bible was read in their public
schools, the Catholic version might also be
used, the committee gave consent, and both
versions were accordingly read. lncensed
at this, certain individuals repaired in the
night to the houses of the committee and
daubed their doors with lampblack and oil,
marking them with crosses, &c, which out
rage has created strong reaction of the
public opinion in favor Of the committee and
course adopted by them.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
THE COMPOUND SYRUP
--Of-
sarsaaprilla. yellow Dock, and
Iodide Of PotasS.

l. no more nor less than what its implies
dose of one table spoonful contain five grains OF
olide Of Potass We defy competitionin thisartiee.
A. our arrangements such that We get our Sara
parla Root direct from Honduras and our lodide Of
Patass direct from England. in large quantities
sequently we believe VIC are the only hrm who can
furnish the same article at 81 per bottle. II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
BE careful and get the genuine article-use none
ether and from pas, experience We are well assured
that will give perfect satisfaction To every peon
who NAV use it-packed in and two dozen cases
ready To- shin io any part of the country. Druggist.
will ind it to their advantage to II this Sarsaparil
Ia in preference to all others.
r. HALL & co. Proprietors,
1lS and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
c7lv San Francisco.
WILLIAM IoUIZENHElSER. agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
Great ,raich--Thc North vs. the South.

Grent rRtch---Thc North vs. the South.
By the late Eastern mail we learn that
The great match race. for Sl00O0 side.
between Nicholas |. the great champion oi
the North, and Tar Rirer, the recent victor
ut the Washington Course, Charleston, has
closed. The following are the terms OF the
race distance, four miles and repeat ;
weights for age. The race will take place
at the Eclipse Course, l.. l.. during the en-
suing month. and will probably be the great
est event in racing since the memorable
race between Fashion and Peytona. Tar
Rirer is owned by Mr.. o. P. Hare, Of Rich
mond. Va. and Nicholas is the property Of
Mr.. W. Hunter, OF New York city.-S. f.
Spirit offhe Times.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
THE PSALM OF LIFIi.
A PARODY.

Tell me not In cheerful numbers,
Women are just what they seem,
Coming forth FROM morning slumbers,
Just like Eve from Adams dream.
Tell me not that they are earnest,
And their ferns are all divine;
For, when dust to dust returne,h,
What Ia left but erinoline
Not enjoyment, neither sorrow,
Makes a romaH mend her way,
n her sister hoops Tomorrow,
she'll out.hoop her the next day
Art Is long, and mills are beating
Out the calico aud silk;
Mothers after fashion reaching,
Put their babies out to milk.
In the field Of muslin battle,
Each one with :hc other strives;
II the, re wcmen-l.ord what cattle
Pass for lovers, maids and wivesl
Natures form Is quite forgotten,
Women are not uhat they seem;
Strip them Of their hoop and cotton,
And what is left is but dreaml
Obi what bonneis. bran and stuning,
Women wear, oar love to earn;
Obi what padding. friiling, pulling
Spreading out FROM stem to stern"
Not 90 woman life l. real
'Tis to them a dreary swoon;
A time 10 SKIRT. to dirt and feel
Like a appealing sky bailcon'
What lump for grace TO leayen,
Ere they reach the narrow gate;
Ten to one Il they see heaven
Not with nooI= at any rate
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
sucrruntorrb0a.

or LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
" spirits, Iassitude, weakness OF the limbs ana
back indisposition and ineapabiiity for labor and
study, duilness Of apprehension loss OF memory,
distrust. dizziness headache involuntary discharges
pains in the side affections Of the eyes, pimpies on
the face, sexual and other infrmities In man, are
cured without fail by the justly celebrated
diseases Is new unknown TO others and hence the
great All consultations (by letter or other
wise) free. Address l.. j. Crapkay, N d. san iran
cisco, California.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

"a The following letter, which emphaiicslly
speaks for itself, written by the nean of the
Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine to
the editors Of the Pacific Medical Journal San Fran.
cisco, FOR publication:
g philadelphia, January II. 1859
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical nd Surgical
Nv attention has been called
to article in the December number OF your Jour
nal in regard io the Ad EHHdem degreetogranted by
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine Dr. l.. j.
Czapkay. When the application for tn degree
made To the Faculty, II was accompanied by aflida-
Wits and testimonials to the effect that Dr. CIapkay
was a regular graduate NJ D. Of the University 70
Pesth, had served Surgeon in the Hungarian ar
my, and wasa regular practitioner Of medicine -
On the strength of these the degree was granted
The I'D Eundem degree as its name implies Is
ferred on graduates only, fnd gives priviIed
ges. Had there been the slightest suspicion Of ir
regularity, the application would have been refused.
By inserting this In your Journal you will do act
Of Justice to the College and confer n favor on,
Yours, Very Respectfully, II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of Philadelphia
College OF Medicine.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
0. II. P. WHITE & CO.,
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

The only regularly established Forwarding
House in the City.
All goods sent to my care At Sacramento will be
promptly attended to and speedily forwarded to the
proper localities in the interior, and at the lowest
rate of Freight and Commission.
have a thorough FIRE PROOF BUILDING in
which to Store all Goods consigned 10 my care,
which We may not be able TO Forward the day
they arrive, and charge made for Storage.
Ny ofhce il Immediately opposite the Steamboat
Landing and Railroad Depot. at the Wholesale Gro
cery store Of p. ]. BROGAN d CO.. 81 Front Street
Sacramento, between X. and l.. Give me call
ITtf o. H.P. WHITE.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

At Special Term OF the Probate Court. held in and
for the County Of Nevada, at the Court House in
the city Of Nevada, Of March Term, a. ID. 1882
Tuesday, April 10, A. d. 1859.
Present. Hon. Thos. II. Casw,l.
Probate Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate Of reading and o,
of c. ,. Smith, Ess.,
Administrator Of the Estate Of David iarimer, de-
e-.Se PRAYING for leave to sell all Of the property
both real aud personal belonging 20 said Estate for
the purpose paying the outstanding Claims saist
the same (xaid administrator having ned with the
Court his account Of the affairs and condition Of said
Estate
II was therefore ordered by the Court that Mon
dnv the 2srd day af May A. d. 1859. at II o'clock
A. NJ be Gxed for the hearing Of said application -
And that due notice be given to all persons interest
ed In said Estate be and appear before the Probate
Court at the Court room thereof In the city Of Ne
vada on that day. then and there TO snow cause II
any they have or can why said application should
not be granted as prayed.
AMI that the Clerk hereof give due notice Of the
same By publication in the Nevada National, news
paper printed aud pa bli-hed in the County Of Nevada
for four successive weeks previous 10 said hearing
TfIOS. II. CASwEi.L, Probate Judge.
lttest-Rufus shoemaker, Clerk,
BY J. ;. Lambert, Deputy. n39-6w
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benerolenf Institution established 6p
Special Endo,rmenf for the Relief
ofhe Sick and Distressed.
afflicted tcih Tiruient aud
Epidemie Diseases

IL time Of Epideies II is the object 81 the rnstfu
tion to established Hospitals, to provide NerS-s
Physicians. Clothing, Food Medicines. &e.. for tile
sick and destitute to take charge Of the orphans Of
deceased parents and 10 minister in every possible
way to the relief Of the afflicted and the h~afth 81
the public at large. is the duty af the Direetors
at such times TO visit personally the infected sIs-
triet, and TO provide and execute means .f reiief.
Numerous physicians. not setting members of tho
Association usually enrol their names ON its b--ok
subject to be called upon ,e attend its hospitals
fres Of chrage.
In the absence of Epidemic, the Directors have
thorizsd the Consulting Surgeon io give advice and
medical aid TO persons suffering under CHRONIC
DISEASES of virulent character, arising fr-m
abuse OF the physical powers, NAL treatment, tho
effects Of drugs, sc, &e.,
Various REroErs and TRACTS the nature and
treatment n Chronic Disea'es, by the Consulting
Surgeon have been published for gtatuitons dstribu
tion. and will be sent FKEE CHARGE TO the afflicted.
Address for Reports OF treatment Or. GEORGE X.
CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard association
No. 2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order fthe Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTwEIL Presideut-
GEO. EAIRCHIID, Secretary. Is-1y
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of HoRAcEs :. BRADLEY, deceased.

NOTICE. s. hereby given BY the undersigned Ad-
~ minlstrator Of the above named estate TO the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the e-tate Of Horace $ Bradley, deceased to exhibit
the "a me- with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the FIRST Publication of this notice 10
the undersigned At mis- ONCE in the Cry Of Nevada.
JOHN A LANCASTER, 4dm'r
Of the Estate o. Horace :. Bradley, dcsf.
Nar.i. IS ls59.-a36i