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SUCCESSION q THE LATE PIERRE LEFEBvRE-e.
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Atory Brick Dwelling HOUSE on Casacalso street
BY ". V1GNIE and A. BOUIIGNY
AuctIoneen.
WEDNEsDAY, January 18th, 1859, NJ n
O'Clock \, in the Kotunda Of The 81 Louis Ho,ei, 81.
Louis street. between Chartree and Royal streets
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brick store No 4, With iron pillars velsndah ETC.
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on he second sIery tss third ssoiy and ~
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g.. 4 CsRTAIN LOT or GROUND IN shs square bounded
by Royal Bourbon St. Louis Toulouse being n,
corner q Royal and g. Louis streets urne feet and
on koyal street by e3 feet deep
bries building containing tho ground oor store with
exception OF the nteo. and fixtures belonging til,
present tenant, and nsd drug store rooms tws
crosses and gallery on the second and Is
etc. = = - - - $50 80.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
by Ca.acaiyo Architect Port .nd St Ferdinand streer
20 eet inches front On Casaca!vo 1856
with threestory brick house. No., havi eight rooms
pryies, hydrants. $3.50 ' ~
sale - = A =
:, ~. TERMS AND CONDITIONS -one.foursh casb, and
the balance credit Of H. ID and "a
soss secured ny mortgage on sad property h vendors
cent interest per until payment Tic buildings
TO b insured against the risk OF fire. ind the policies
should become necessary institute legal
notes. or any Of them the party parties default shall b
bound to the lawyers fees which are fixed ii per cent
o. the amount Of the note sued upon =
Acts of sale before Guyol ESQ., Notary Pnblic nj III
peL ee " lne parcnaters. "a Hsts E .i5ee ja4
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BANK OF JAMES ROBB, .
New Orleans Dec is 1858
\, ~ At n meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day, letter from James Robp, Esq,
whereupon twas
Resoed expedent accede the request Of Mr. Robb
to change the name of this Institution 1t was
Resored further That the capital stock Of this Bank be
Increased 10 million d0llars.
Resosed That meeting stockholders be held at the
Office Of W H. Peters Esq Notary PIbc the l7rn Jsnu
a to consider the subject Of increase Of capital
and the amendment of Articles and VII Of the Articles Of
Association by inserting lieu Of the words Bank James
Rohb the words Merchants Bank. in both said Articles.
ola tall ". g. MOUNT, Cashier.
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BANK NEW
r New Orleans December 90 1883
k1-Vhe annual election of Twelve Direct.
this institution will held at The banking House ON
MONDAY the 10th of January next between The hours 81 10
A. NJ and P. N. - ~
d22 tial0 a.l NJ. BELLY, Cashier.
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CsH0ICE AND DEsIRABLE NEGROES
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be offered At public auction IN this city, the 18th
inst lot of 63 Mississippi NEGROES one pautsou Of
which 40 good Field Hands and Cotton Pickers
TERNsTweive months credit for satisfactory city accent
ances, with per cent. interest - ssf"
For further particulars, apply to
ja4 liz FEIIOWPs 4 "a e
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NJ yIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
1Ns General for the Sale and Of Real
tate, Lands Plantations, Negroes etc.
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District,
Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
proved property Of very emuneratve investment
Also and constantly hand for sale private public
sole choice Mechanics list Of Virginia Carolina
likely Negroes. : :
sale md purchase, ~ - ia1a N
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VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
4g JuLiAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer.

VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE
By JULIAN NEVILLE Co.,
sss.4 JUAN NEvIlLE, Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
ss;s E1Elsas eesnsss sss
issa cos s Sns s% susy IS
hr c. hssds s;ss, Psp ss an in
needless .er1s 81 this artist are %
~ Gssss ~ color and
% Is s ss S @
VALUABLE SLAVES 4WH " 4H gSEFs ON CREDIT
+ By JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioueer,
Once, II Commercial Place.
GS Eh aisiss1 p 49,
~ TER months, credit Tor sssisiacory civ
iss' pr.,ou. to sail. s
AN ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK REslDENcE
situated y the FRS. Ditrict most fashonsbs
PORTION Of The city, Out re" walk Of the
By JULIAN NEVILLE & Co.,
JULIAN NEyILLE, Aucioneer,
Oaics II Commercial Place.
s L. sss.:ss i s.;::
.,GisS ~ AND M BRICK .,.y
Of ana naed on the norhsat
ot iest front On Apollo street. by III fee.
s . .s S
The consist of STORY brick building
rooms all complete order being entirely new and
Ut with throughout the lot contains stable
house, etc. ~e ~'-eS7
The property to be sold owner retiring to
plantation aud offers excellent
person wishing to locate OF The most kesihy IA i'm
proving portions Of the city. - --is-
The property fronts beautiful resdence ~ N.aa,.
can, Esq. - f' - @ ~ " " ~ o''-
.TERMs-s6O00 cash. balance al g. H. ls and "a months
9r noss bearing magage the property rate
" PER GENT PET enn until final payment
The
notes. - - NV AAoAeeA VI '"1
Act Of se before T. J. Beck Notary Public at the expense
s e.Saeso-. -- ja6
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BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, I
New Orleans, Dec. 10TH 1858.
~ Ihls Bank Will be closed on Christi
mas Firs and Eighth OF January Notes and bills
On days must be paid the day
d22 1a8 NJ BELLY Cashier
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
On long credit,
BY J. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
AT Private Sale-Tw0 Lots or Ground ON
Rousseau street. In bounded by Josephine Adele
and evee measuring each 63 inches
Rousseau street by 1859 feet 10 inches and lines Depth
~ TERMS One-fourth cash. balance J. q and years
credit with per cent. interest
Plans of the above described property may the
office of the Auction dl3 II l
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- sHIPs WANT9D- asliF ~ on -
tuns 10 load timber ~ Etpeepoel III
Also, two Of sams tnnaage, y ~ - ~ $3.50
AyieA Fof Terms, Apply 70 81 :. ~
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- Fob RENT ONE Or THE MOST r0H9ORT-
iicn 81 Bayou Road, win sppss ~ : sss,
Ior the low rent OF ESQ month. Th6
ery convenrncs for Isgs family 81 thFeaekoa 6sh.
rooms carrEE ehoufe etc. Address q " fEka 6sS 81
jas 81 y "a = x ~ 20
- FOR REMISSION Nc. s6TCHoUPfTouLAs
n street. lnquire at MAYER BRO8. a,lissg s.
~ j<4 I'm No. IS Tchoupii6aas stfssk
= ors ans. Apply 1t The Bank. g sa5s VIC seit
TOR RENT-A VERY DBSrRABLKrnoNT oFSiCp
on the second moor Of Iron front budinS d Orr lesz
Asp'y to GRO. Y. iiSs6S 4 Deg -
OEF1CE9 I'D AENNLIHE rlHgf AND
third noors No. CHondslst ttrees and sssei oee
Possession q, = given Immediately. Apply e 4. ssH
No. New Levss stres. Fonesslon eivsS ii NeyS2sSsr
Apply 70 .5&
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, sse. sss.,
By AMsEL EDWARDS,

81 ANsEI EDWARDS,
r. ARHnELD, Auetioneer.
store. 80 st. Charles street.
TyIIIS EVENING and every weekday evan.
l. ing, ut early gas Light, will b scld-
large collection Of hs best works Of tie be astpsp IN
the various departments Of literature science sr Aso
Writing Paper Enveops Gold PENS fne Pocket Cutlery ee
At private SALE large collection Of the bet Medical
Books ALSO the best works Of the best authors
psrten Of Standard Lefsure also Blspk Books Station.
cry, eic Of every description Vt greatly re4uced prices ng
cash. to which the attention Of the psbc invited n1
CREDIT SALE OF BOOTS SHOES BRoGANs, WIN
ter Clothing. etc.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT,
Auction Room, II Charities street.
MONDAY, 10th inst, At 10 o'clock, A, M,
LIZA their Auction Room No. II Charities street, will b.
Sold 81 7s,.5,s5f .s.-a
70 Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
.. AT II O'Clock, mp stsifs-
100 lots Of Winter Cothng comprising general and
rIe;e
~ TERMS-At sale. Jas
LARGE INVOICE or FRESH PERYUNEKY OF JULES
HAUEIs MANUFACTURE
BY PLACDE ). SPEAR,
Office. 81 Chartres street.
MONDAY, 10th inst, At 10 o'clock, at MS
aud Conf street, will be solf-
A LARGE AND SELECT INVOICE of Fresh Perfumery Of
Hauss Manufacture contist part Cologne Water Pan
mel Hair Oil, Roe OIL triple extra Antique Oil, Ok Mar
&5r rERNS--Cash 49, ia7
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"a METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
- ~ IASMA- The Winter Meeting the Metal
SNlSXSN- RE Course will commence with the
s7-zzz.e-SSSNSN ~ following Sweepstakes:
SATURDAY JAM SHeas Of four miles; Club purse slaOO
money cent will go the second horse and
II there is second vi be the purse horse walk
ing over will receive the purse, - ~ A
The following Stakes close the LIST of January 1889
FOR THE SPRING MEETING IN APRIL, 1885,
FRIDAY LIST April lS5a-Sweepsakes for years old two
mile heats $500 subscriptions S00 four or more sn
scflbers 10 NIL the Stake the Club the race
run, and the second to save his stake " "
URDAY, I'd April, l859-Poststake for ages four
nile heats 5000 subscription half forfeit or more to ali
the Stake the Club to give $1,000 If run and the
second to save his stake. Now four subscribers;
!. u. j. Wells of Louisiana.
z. Richard Taylor, of Louisiana,
j. D. +. kenner, Of Louisiana.
4. A. l.. BingamRn of Mississippi,
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1885,
SATURDAY, LIST APRIL lS60.-Sweepstakes for 2 year
olds mile heats 500 subscription $lu0 forfeit declaration $50
zen or more subscribers TO make the Stake to give
so w race i rum and the second to his stake
meats So siSSSsoTpop sloo forfeit $50
the stake is run and the second to his stake, "
BON axes will close LIST January declarations
made on or before LIST January 1860 ages are dated
from l May and the stakes will be according the rules
Of the Club Nominations be addressed
10 SIDNEY STORY,
oW Ia Secretary Mearie Jockey Club
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FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE, FINE PLATE MIR
rors, Chickering Piano. Silver Ware, etc. 9-1
By J. A. BEARD Co.,
GARDNER SnIrH, Auctoueer.
TUESDAY, the 1Ith inst, ut 10 l-2 O'clock
No. ii Tefpkichore street, Prytsnia and Coli
Place, will be sold
Fine Mahogany Bedsteads Armoirs Bureaus Wasstapds
Center aud Side Tables do sideb ard Extension
Dining Chairs fne Drapey, Curtains Shades Brussels
Carpets Rugs Paintings fne kilverware
China do; Cooking Stove, etc. n,
-A1so-
splendid French Plate Mirrors large Mantel Mirrors and
2 tall Pier Glasses. =
Also la.s .-.5s
6ne Rosewood Case Chickering Piano.
ABTERMS-Ca.h
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CITIZENS BANK LOUISIANA
New Orleans, December %, 1855 :
A9-This Bank Will be closed on Saturdays,
December 25th and January LIST Notes falling
each OF days must be paid the Fridays preceding
d23 tjs8 EUI ROUSSEAU Cashier
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CRESCENT Cry BANK, ,
New Orleans, January 7th 1853
h-At the annual ELECTION by the Stock
hoiuers held at this bauk the Sd as the following gentle
pen were elected Directors for the present
Nixon Lonsdae W: G. Temp kns, Daniel Cobb Thomas
Murray, W B. Tullis j. PEBBLES, b. T. VOORHEES, and s. O.
Nelson And ut meeting of the Directors on the 9Th inst
jas St JOS RAU Cashier
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MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE AT
Auction.
BY J. A. BEARD & Co.,
GARDEER SIXTH, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, 10th inst, at 10 l-0 O'Clock A.
1 NJ No 1e6 Circus street. between Poydras and Hevla
Streets viii be sold asg y i9s.-. ~ z
The Of second hand Furniture Store consisting
general assortment Of Mahogany and Black Walnut
turs, etc.
Ha-TERMS-Cssb. s@45s iss
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DWELLING HOUSE ON CANAL STREET AND TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON WASHINGTON AVENUE.
BY N. vIGNR,

O6ce-No. 8 Banks Arcade.
MONDAY, 10th January, 1850, at IL o'clock
W. n, at the City Hotel Will be sold
A LOT OF GROUND, In the square bounded by Canal
Claiborne Gu tomhouse and DeTbgny Streets measuring rs
feet inches and lines front Canal street. by l0a feet
inches and lines in depth.
Together with the double story house covered With states
tanning two closets ci,terns pTries. etc.
ANOTHER Lot OF GROUND in the square bounded by
measuring 60 feet and lines front Washington Avenue BY
129 .et in depth.
Together with the story brick house with sses
conNinn eight rooms front gallery Two large Corridors
hal kitchen containing two and cabinets csterns
privies. etc Said property Is insured for $4,000
The whols according 10 plans
rs TERMS-One- cash, and the balance at and
years credit for notes secured b. mortgage said property
and bearing cent interest from date until maturity
after maturity cent The buildings be insured and
policies transferred to vendor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
DEN IT'S TR Y.

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's Brick---52 Broad Street.
-Oner at Greatly Reduced Prices
1OA KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
IUU 200 Boxes of Candles; -iH
rs Rags OF Rio and Java Cooiee
SO Cases OF Assorted Pa Fruits
so Kegs s. f. and +. d. Syrup;
rs Boxes Of Raisins
so Kegs Of Butter;
so Bags California Beans
90 Boxes Hills and Colgates Soap
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
in our line of business Consisting in part Of
Flour, Potatoes, Pork,
Bacsn, Hams, Mackerel,
Salt Salmon, California Cheese, Cohsh,
Ranch Butter Crackers, Pickles,
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assorImentof
Can and Shelf GOOC1S
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
WINE9 90 LIQUORS,
We would also inform our friends and the
public that we have added to our large Stock
complete assortment of Wines and Liquors consisting Of
Sansevain's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Clnret, Sauterne,
Ginger Wine, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon syrup,
HOstetsesss R,o..' noksrs'
WOLFE's AROMATIC sCHNAPPs, Sc.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York fine mixed, and Old Dock Brandy Whisky Gin
Sherry and Port Wine.
as We call attention to the above Stock. -sA
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.
Nevada June lst ls5s.-S5-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

commissioning the past week the bur-
lars have made number of nocturnal visits
;O this place. The house of Judge Searls has
beeu entered twice. The first time, was about
three o'clock last Wednesday morning. The
Judge being awakened by the noise came out
into the entry, when he could distinctly hear
some one breathing hard at the head of the
stairs. After listening a moment one of the
robbers, who had a mask over his face, came
down far enough to be seen by the Judge
when he said. elf you will go back in your
room we will leave" As the Judges pistol
was not loaded, he accepted the compromise
and the robbers took their departure.
During the same night the houses of Mr.. Wm
Davis and Mr.. Hartman, who live not far from
Judge Searls, were entered, but the burglars
got nothing of much value. The inmates of
Mr. Davis house were awakened by the noise,
and Mrs. Davis saw four men leaving the prem
ses. They carried off pair Off boots and a
trunk from the house of Mr.. Hartman. The
trunk was found the next morning, the con-
tents having been overhauled and specimen
pin taken.
The house of Judge Searls was again entered
on Saturday night. The Judge was awakened
by the noise, and taking his pistol. which was
loaded this time, went to the front door, but
the burglar had doubtless heard the noise and
made tracks. He carried off an overcost and q
cane, belonging to the Judge, which had been
left in the entry
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
j. r. EG A MS
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory

Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
NO. SO MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco.
Poets sing Of the spicies In Indian Isles
OF the citron the orange and lime;
They sing OF the fragrance 80 lavish difIus'd,
By the breeze In each tropical cline.
Lot the epieurc boast Of each hgh.favor'd dish,
The flavor OF wines or French brandy,
Yet none Of the list named above compare
With J. Rcgan's "steam Re6n'd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be good
Or dishes for epicures dainty;
But the question In this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Withal there none Of them half so well priEed,
From the sweet prattng child 10 the dandy,
As that sweetest OF aoeets everywhere doEed-
mean Regan's "Steam Refined Candy"
"Regan" was first, the Pacific Coast
Who made confections-the fact IL known we'll
Tho twas years SINCE he continues II atili,
And sells by wholesale and retail.
He is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they find each variety known TO the trade,
Among J. Regan's ''steam ReGnd Candy"
Here's hundred varieties that need not be nam'd
And being made by the new improved process;
He can sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, to families grocers
or French candies noic, his assortment IL large
And buyers will find II most handy
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
OH Regan's "Steam Refund Candy" tel
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

DISSOLUTION.-TheC CO-Partnership here
~ tofore existing between the j. S. WALL John webbsr
and N F. Scott under the and style Of J. s. WALL
CO. Is dissolved this Dec. 9th 1858. J. s. Wall pur-
chasing the Stock in Trade of the late frmeither party
is authorized collect and receipt for any moneys due
the concern of j. S. Wall Co.
Those indebted most earnestly and emphatically
requested to make immediate payment.
J. S. WALL,
JOHN WEBER,
Nevada Dec. H. 1S5s.-l1-4t n. +. SCOTT.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Episcopal Service.
Rev. nj. Smeathman, will preach at the Court
House every Sunday at o'clock P. N.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
Shade g. Ornamental Trees,

The above of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees very large size from to is In
height.
Shade g. Ornamental Trees,
Consisting Of the Elm Maple Linden Ailanthus Catapa
Laburnum Curled Leaf and Weeping Willow China Tree
and Locust all Of fine growth and large size sufficient
for setting In private or public grounds.
Our stock Of Cameas Roses and endless variety Of
Green House Plants are unusually large and fine.
Our Cameas have commenced blossomng in all
their beautiful varieties and colors, and will continue
blooming through the winter and spring months.
GARDEN SEEDS,
We invite the attention Of planters aud dealers TO our
very extensive and general assortment of VEGETABLE
SEED the crop Of this years growth which il pure and
to vegetate which offer greatly reduced prices
We hold out great inducements to parties purchasing
Wholesale our stock being very large and TO dealers and
plantes wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash at less price than be pur.
chased in any part Of the State
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the greatest
to insure them In transporting to part of the Pacific
coast.
Caution
We caution all purchasers from buying from ha wk
and pedlars (wthoHt vouchers from us) who pretend
to have Trees from Nursery. But should advise all to
agents. when they will be TO get Trees correct "a
their labels Trees ordered from the Nursery win be pack
ed with the greatest care and will be In much better con-
dition for planting than Trees long exposed for sale
chards cannot be too careful in planting NONE but the
BEsT VARIETIES of Fruit Early planting when practicable
Is particularly recommended.
P. S. Charles 3. MerSyin, Ia not Agent fer US.
Neither have we sold him Trees, or Plants from our
Nursery this season.
CATALocUEs containing full descriptions Of our stock
and prices sent free to al applicants All orders mustbe
accompanied with the cash to receive s.sRso2 ss..
I23m No. a Street, Sacramento
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
McALLISTER's

NGcAE6T5TER'9
ALL HEALING OINTMENT. OR WORLDS SALVE.
Combines in such eminent degree all the
Healing, Curative, Soothing and Ex-
tracing Qualities,
Known to medical science that physicians families and
medical grated and astonished at its results
-~EWN
II almost Immediately extracts the pain and heals the
wound without a scar. When applied to any
Swelling, Sore, ChIIblaIn, Poison, Burn, Skin
Eruption, Itch, de-,
Its effects magical
McAllister's ALI Healing Ointment
Is truly Family Medicine which cannot be well dispensed
with The estimation in which this article held in
sections of the country such that parents would not re-
tire at night without some Of it in the house.
DEAR SIR I'm December 1880 passed through very
virulen attack of smallpox leaving covered with crup
ons and eye entirely closed In three days from the
time commenced using your ointment was entirely
cured, and not pit be seen on my body
As my very remarkable one, 1t affords me
pleasure informing others Of what Ointment
will do Very respectfully yours,
1o4 Jay street, Brooklyn.
hereby certify that have been eectuay cuisd Of Sc
piles of long standing by the Of McAisters All
Healing Ointment The entirely effected by less
than six boxes have paid different physicians more
than $780, Everybody ought to know about this ointment
Truly Yours, ZENAs COvEI, Pastor N Z. Church,
ATTORNEY sTREET, New York.
It put up in neat small package, and bears the sig
nature of JAMES McALIIsTER, NJ. D.
Orders from the trade must be addressed to
PARK ~ WHITE, Agents,
1872 Washington street,
Opposite the Market, San Francisco.
October 18th 1s5s.-2.3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

MAsoNIc.-The following gentlemen have
been elected and installed as officers of Madi-
son Lodge No. %, F. Il A. NJ, at Grass Valley:
E. Mclaughlin, W. M; A. B. Brady, S. W.; B.
b. Smaie, J. W.; ~. Dorsey, Treas; E. W.
Maslin, Sec'y.; 7. N. Wood, S. D.. P. Noonan,
J. D.; H. Smeathmau, Chaplain; J. A. Farsell
and ]. NJ adrell, Stewards; 7. Walker, Marshal;
E. II. Whiting, Tyler.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

JUSTICES, BLANKS, CONSTANTLY on HAND,
j and for sale al this Office
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

Also California and Foreign Grape Vines with full aa
sortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growti
and well shaped Trees very large size from to is
height
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

MARTIN, THE WIzARD.-This gentleman has
given three performances in Nevada, during
the past week, which have been we'll attended.
He is one of the best legerdemain performers
we have ever seen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05

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the list in which they are advertised.
JOHN 7. CRENsHAw. T. ".
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-01-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Nevada City,
CAL, January 1st, 1859.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT having
the largest circulation in the County.
LADIES' LIST.
Gibson Miss Josephine Tarse Miss
Hoodman Mrs Flea WOker Miss