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SPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLBEi
sPALpIEG's PREPARED GLUEl

room oMYi nIsPATc
Ra-"A Stitch in Time Saves Eine."-Es Ym
accidents will happen, in weegulated families 1t
very desirable cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, etc.
spaIding's Prepared Glue
all emergencies and household afford to be
uthout 1t is always ready and up the sticking point
THERE'S longer necessy for impng chairs spntered
nees headess dolls and broken cradles 1t is lust the article
for cone she'll and other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabinet eu may be used in the place of ora
nary mueilage, being vastly more adhesive
'sUSEFUIi IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, rs cents
Wholesale Depot No, 4s Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY O. sPALDING 4 CO.,
Box No. $500 New York
Put for Cases containing four eight andtwelve
aozena beautiful Liegaph showCad accompanying each
package.
Ba-A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times Its cost annually every household H
Sold by all prominent statoner Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDlNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. II will stand
climate, ia1a IyfW
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Central overland Pony Expires

Arrival of the Central Overland Pony Express.
ST. Lots, July 25.-fhe Central Overland Pony
Express, bringing San Francisco advices TO the 7th
inst, arrived this morning at ST. Joseph, Mo.
Judge Terry, who killed Senator Broderick in a
duel, has been acquitted, The witnesses for the
commonwealth had not arrived carly enough to
testify.
The Indians stationed On the eastern slope of the
Sierra Nevada are inclined to be more peaecabe.
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ny TN atIIzf LisE.i
Snrru-WEsr Pass, July 2i.--The United States
Mail steamship Charles Morgan, Capt. Lawless,
from Galveston and Matagorda Bay, crossed the
bar this evening on her way up the river to New
Orleans.
She brings the following brief and interesting
summary Of news prepared at Galveston for trans
mission by telegraph IN her arrival at this points
Three abolitioniss had been caught in Washing
ton county, Texas, aud ordered to leave the State
Immediately.
one-eighth oI tile fires and attempts at fires in
Hopkins Collins, Denton, loung, Ellis, Navarro,
Dallas and other counties situated in the North
eastern portion Of Texas, evidently the work Of
inecmdlarics. The loss thus far exceeds seven
hundred thousand dollars, of which very little is
covered by Insurance.
abolition omissaries are suspected. Two sus,
pcious men from Kansas have been arrested.
The san Antonio Herald the leading Houston
paper, has gone far Bfeckinridge.
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DOMESTIC fSrELLIGEN CT.
The Press and the American Telegraph Com

EaNY,
New loEH July 25.-At meeting of the New
York Associated Press in this city, u committee
was appointed tn prepare an agreement fer the
construction of tiyaI lines 10 the American Tele-
graph Company.
compromise between the Press and the Ameri.
can Telegraph Gampany appears impossible,
The House Printing.
WASHINGTON, july d.-Mr. Defrees has com
mencod suit against bir. Ford, the Printer Of the
House of Representatives, fora share of the profits
Messrs. Lareea aud Eagiisl haye sued out an ig,
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MYSTERIOUS MrEpER-In the neighborhuod Of
Wayiand Springs, in Lawrence county, several
days ago, the body of n free colorcd man, known
by the name Of Happy Jack, and tile son of
white woman, was found in 4 areadfuilY manged
condition, having, it IS supposed been exposed 10
the dogs, hogs and vnltures torahont 4 week. The
hall brother and the husband of half sister Of thn
deceased arc now undergoing trial before Com
hitting Court of the county, upon suspicion Of hay
ing perpetratcd The foul and bloody crime
Nashville Bannef.
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DEATH BY DROWNING. = B0a32", J,,iy 2t.-A
pleasure boat, containing eleven persons, was run
into by schooner last night in the hnrhor, drown
ing two young women, aged IL and II years, and
a young man. All Irish. Their names have not
yet been ascertaned.
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Louisiana Intelligence.

From the St. Mary,s Banner of Saturday last we
extract the following;
rrIo ,,aotf,o, tho,,o1 o,.ooss,o1;, ,.o,, o,a ~,
,rainiy" "a far from bpn@ 90 % os &
Tweek We had a dolighifnI snn,Iaar shoysr ~,
Wednos5av last whicL los baan If ;,n,nonsa oil
rantaan ~ erann nrn,,s Tho hastt nf to,n ond
n@rsT rc,na;s srnerlotiyely nona = = -,
ma reaant ,ane thonSh t}ay hoya beop or Al,
meet inca5rmlIa hennfit ta ~ ,rrow;no nros Of
aiT,ost eyprT ieeerintinn baye not snfI;cPPd 70
amsIorate tbe cond;iinn IF corn nrosnonts here.
ahonte and VIZ nnof Int beliexa lhaf t3e i,antit,,
raised in the AttaEanas parishes This seasnn viii
fall short Of the demand. Nearly all OF the first
planting is failure, though the last is much more
promising, and will produce good harvest. The
growing cane crop i improving though i has also
s4lleted II many plac 4 tom the drought but no
ihng II comparison TO the CORN. From the tights
now before us we are OF the opinion that IL fair
average yield may be be counted upon.
The Plaquemines Rice Planter of Saturday says
The weather continues drr. Now and then
~ - - III q, I,,.n ,;ta -, 'o1 ya ait. -; - =
winds Onr corn crop is safe and aenerallv snea
ing is a good one. Cane is promising, thourb
mses We'll The ree crop i i total faiInro: barrey
enough will he made for family supplies and seed
for next wear. We must attribute this to The nd.
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eandfor,l,s F.....siy oathastio pias.
cafspapaded from pure Vegetable Extracts and pJ, upiu as
Casss, air light. end viii keep in any ellmete.

Capapaded nom pure Yegeta.e E0ts and pat nu CHASE
casss, air tight end will keep in any climate
TITS FaIrtly CNhato PHI is gentle and aotice CatIarc
e the proprietor has assd IA lis practice than twenty
wears 7hs plusinat increasing demand from those have
long isad Pills, aa the saeton wbc all express
gard ihei as induced pAce them within the reach
df AL The Profession well know that different CathSttics
al different portions of the bowels
The Family Gathnrc Pill has with due reference this well
established fact compounded from variety Pnres
Vegetable ExtrEtG Which aet k every part aen
tary canal and good and safe in MI where GaIhsEtic
is needed such Derigepsnt he Stomach, Seopnss
pairs The Back aId inil Gj Fenss Pain and Soreness
over tie whole bady, sudden cold, WHICH frequently
neglected end Of Fever, Loss of Appetite Green
M siou OF Cold tie body RHs1iessness Beaqcha
wight IN the cnd all lnaamnatory Diseases, Worms in
Children OF Adults Rheumatism. great Purifier Of tho Blood
aad many dseases which f4sh is heir
Ersni5a iii his advertisement. Dose to Price 3 niaes
The Liver Inyig1tGtor and Family Galnric Pulls letRd
bY Drusgas generally and Sold BY The trade In all the Large
te8nR -.
$50 broadway. n ]. rv-.,t,r,
Wholesale AGENTS.
Eakw and soid by g.esy hgpk9st
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Porter asked an old lady of an Irish railway
porter, q wien does the 3 o'clock train leaFe?n
4 Och, jst sixty minutes pastS, ma'am," Mike re-
piied.
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This Board met last night, the President, Mr..
Hyde, in the chair and quorum present.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion of
Mr.. Cbaryet, dispensed with.
Mr.. Duprc, Assistant Aldermen from the Second
District, being present was invited to take seat
among the Board.
Mr.. Dnpre, of the committee appointed at last
meeting to examine the building on the property
on Saint Philip street, lately purchased by the
Board for a school-house, reported that they had
performed their duty, and found the building unfit,
and Recommended its demolishment and the build
ing of new one in its place. They also recon-
mended the advertising for proposals for build
ing in the Crescent, Bee and Pieayune. Adopted.
Sundry petitions were received from parties de-
string situations teachers in the schools; appre-
priatelY referred.
Mr.. DubuG sent in his resignation as member
of the Board. This was referred to the City Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Dupr6 offered resolution for authorizing
the Committee on Buildings, having plan and
specifications made out for the contemplated build
ing St Philip street. Adopted
A resolution for appropriating SO as extra COM
pensation for the porteress of the Barraek street
School. Adopted.
Mr.. Gassard moved that the Treasurer be called
upon for report as to the amount in bis hands up
TO the organization Of the present Board.
The Treasurer, Mr.. MuXent, verbally informed
tic Board that he had on hand 5000.
Mr.. Dupre offered resolution for authorizing
the Treasurer TO receive any amount from the Ner
chants Insurance Company that may be due for
script, etc. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Charvet, the Committee on
SchooIhouses was requested to call upon the agent
of the owner Of the house now occupied by the
Girls High School and request him to make certain
necessary repairs. Adopted
The same gentleman informed the Board that he
had been requested to ask permission for the erec-
ton of a gymnasium in the yard of the st. Philipp
street school-house, the gymnasium to be erected
by club and only used by them ut night and to
be free for the use OF scholars during the day. Re
terred to the Committee on SchooEhouses with
power TO act.
There being no other business before the Board,
it adjourned to meet again on Friday, the ID proX,
when an election of teachers would be held.
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p,ar n 7 woop-Dear Sir wonld certainly be doing you
t nn 10 make known TO n the world the wonder
FIJI as vii NJ Inc unexpected, result have from
% 81 IN s III yons Hair Restorative. After nsiug every
td II rssorafive oy but without success and finding
h destitute oI hair, was nlly induced 10 trS bot
" " onr Hair Restorative Now candor and Justice compel
s n announce to whoever may read this that now possess
a5 aud ben ifn growth ar which pronounce richer and
hsndsnnsr than he original will therefore, take occa
sion to recommend this invalaahe remedy 10 ALL "o may te
the necessary ioi IT, REv g. ALLEN BROCK.
y mt ,.s,irona of nv approhaton for your valuable
medicine ms YOU re Of is unsolicited but you THINK
worthy place among the rest, insert II, II yo wls o
destroy It. and sy nothing. Yours, ETC., REV. o. A. D.
The "a mt M in or three sizes viz Large
Medium and snnil The small oidshni pint and retas ieI
nne 5asr per bottle medium bottle holds ~ least twenty
nor cent nor in propors than the small and rea for Two
doIars nor bottle The large holds quart forty per Gent more
in t,roiortlol and reAis for three dollars bottle o. j.
W6oD CO Propretors IA Broadway, New York, and II
St. Louis Mo-; and sold by all good druggists an
"-' h1 j. WRIGHT Il Co, Agents.
2i and l5l Chartres street.
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EIaIIs REsToRATIvEi
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayi

Many the great discovery Of Prof Wood have
ed not only TO initiate his Restorative but profess 10 nave as
ceyeed sonethng would produce results Identical ut
they have all and being carried away " W
full results of Prof Woods peparation ana nave ee
leave the field to It's resibtess sway Read the ollowhg
BtrH Maine, April u, 1859.
prnF n i wooI a IN -Gents The letter wrote you In
,ss cnnenn your yaiuabe Hair Restorative and Which
have puhshed III this vicinity and elsewhere s given TBS
numerous iraues touching the facts " he case -
The iDoiries nrerst, is it TACT oil my hhpHHon hnu
name a. stated In the communication second Is u lre
o all therein contaned third, does my hair sil con
time To be in good order, and Of natural color
al can and do answer invariably My hair rs even
better than in any stage Of life for forty years past more
eo thrifty and better coored; the hame true OIL my WINS
kers and The only why is not generally tne ~ h s
substance R washed oil by frequent ahlution oil tue lace %
ihe ahskes The same will follow the hair have
been In the receipt of great number Of letters from III phs
New EnRard asking II my hair still continued % be gooa
All there Il 10 much fraud In the manufacture and sale o
this IL has doubt, been Dhsey
and been used only without good effect but 70 hpoiue
for some months aud yet hair is as good Us efer
drsds have examined with surprise, am now u
old and moi gray my head my lace hu
this fact send you lock Of hair taken on tne P
received your favor OF quart bottles last io
am very grateful ,,ts ,,s,,od tbero IN try II i.
many were skenticN until after Ttal ailn tleh L @
,lsei 1t with nnyeraal Will ask ~ ~, Ivy @
send me q test hy which discover inl W L'e
I'M 10 r,tv ftr without authority from YOU pure Au
fa tl t1re Il caused by the impure article which curses
the inventor Of the good deem my duty y neret9ioe, 70
taen ro anrsed continued effect on my nf n assure
ali wio uUire Of my Ilskaken opinion oi B re-
suits. reniuin, dear sir, yours, 5,e,a NAN' i'A
Aarons Kun, KY, NOV ~ iooo
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FROM rExas.


~ " T,tE STEAMSHIP cnAnLes MORGAN.
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Nav corros-Tle Mobile papers announce the
arrival rom Dallas county, on Sunday last, OF the
fist hala Of new cotton this season.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
sHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION TO me a.
ID reeted, issued out Of the county Court OF Ne
rada County. state Of California. Judg gment
dered in said Court the 9TH day Of November, 4.
D. 1883 in favor or GEORGE r. Dalton aud against
JosrH RICHARDS (by Conession) for the sum of Eight
Hundred and Five Dollars and Ninety Cents. with
interest the said sum Of sS05. 90. from the 4th
day Of November, A. D. 1859 at the rate of Ten per
cent, per snnum, until paid.
Together with all costs Of suit, have levied up
the following described property, 10 wit
All the right, title and Interest o the above named
Defendant. Joseph Richards. OF. in and 10 certain
Quartz Mi and Quartz Leads ia Grass VALLEY Town
ship. County Of Nevada and State Of California,
knsUn the Helvciia and Lafayette Gold Mining
Company's Quartz Aill aud Leads, also Defendant =
interest in and 10 all the machinery and appurte-
nanees thereunto belonging or in any wise spper-
tanning. consisting of Engines, Boilers. Stamps.
Belts, Tubs. Tools. Ac., &c.
Notice Is hereby given that will expose 10 public
Sale all the alb We described Property the highest
bidder. for Cash. in front Of the Court House door
in Nevada Citv on iuesday. the 9th day Of nccem-
her, 4. h.. 1859. between the hours OF O'Clock l..
u. aud o'rlnci. 4. ".
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of November,
4. D. 1852
JB VAN HAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co.
Nc Connell Ryrne Afiy'x for fltfs.
POSTPONEMENT.
sg- Tie above sale has been postponed TO Taes'
day. the 18th DAY o. ArRlL, A. u. 1850
by Order Of Plaintiffs Attorneys
J. b. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

EXPECTED RKAPPEARAScE OF THE ConEr
or l55s.-Professor Lowering Of Cambridge,
In ose Of his late astronomical lectures be-
fsrs the Lowell Institute. said that The great
comet Of 1856 which caused the abdication
Of Charles the V OF Spain. ia confidently er-
peeied 10 re-sppear during the present year
and French astronomers are even now on
the Lockout for it. II no error has been
made In the revised calculations, 1t will
probably be seen from this planet during
the fall Of 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
THE HO wLAND
pnylADY DgTlyPTDY.

I'VE prepared 10 furnish at short notice
w the above Battery and would request the attic
ntion Of all Quartz TO II previous to the erection
Of mill. For efficiency in extrating gold. IL is be-
coming celebra ted and We have no hestance in pro
nonneing its uperior Ia every respect to any now
in use
At our request Mr.. ALNARlN y. PAUL. Superin-
tendeni Of the Oriental Quartz Mil. near Nevada
city has consented to explain the working OF the mill
aud show its efficiency to any who may feel interest
and all judge Of It better by seeing il in prae
tical operation, would refsr Quartz men Of New
ada county TO him.
GODDARD, HANsCOM 4 RANKIN,
46-6m Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, ! JUSTICES corRT>
County OF Nevada. - S. C. RicaAspsor
Township OF Grass Valley Justice Of the Peace
T,HE People Of the State OF Calfornia, to T. j. Me-
i WORTHY and p. 4. HARRIS, GRKrTIss -
You are herebysummoned TO appear before me,
s. c. Richardson. J. ?. in and for said County at my
Ofhee. in said Township, on Tuesday, thsf7th day
Of April A. D., 1850, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, to ans
wer TO the complaint Of THos s. LEVY, whs de-
mands of you thesum Of One Hundred and siIiy-
seven dollars and Twelve Cents as per copy OF com
plant on Ole in my sihee. when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said smount, toreth.
with costs and damages IL yeu fail 10 appear and
Given under m y hand, this 17th day Of January
A. d. 1900 $. G. RICHARDSON J. p
II having been satisfactorily shown ts me By
davit Of Plaintiffs that the said defendants are
sent from this State. 1t il ordered that the ab
summons be published IN the Nevada National
three months previous to the 18th Of april 1ss
2s3m s. c. RICHARDSON. J.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN The COUNTY COURT Of the County Of Nevada
Of the State of California
In the matter Of the Petition Of JAMES SMITH,
Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant TO an Order OF the Hon. DAVID BzrpEx
Judge OF the said County Court notice hereby Civ
en- 10 all the creditors Of the said Jas smith,
to be aud appear before the Hon. David Beden afore
said In open Court the Court Room Of said Court
In the City and County Of Nevada, on the Goth day
Of April, A. d., 1s4s At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. sf that
day, then and there TO show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer Of said 1nsolvent should not
be granted, and assignment Of his Estate be
made, and he be discharged from his debts and liz.
bilites in pursuance Of the Statute in such cases
made and provided; and In the mean time all pro-
ceedings against ksid lnsslsent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court, st
Once, In the City Of Nevada, this tth day Of March
A. D., ls6o'
Per Joseph Roberts, Jr., Deputy
A. B .Dibbls Atty fer Petitioner. S-n
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

FsR THr MIsrs.-We learn, says the Bull
lstia, that orders had been given for the
construction Of considerable machinery In
shis city for the wsshoe mines also. that
. number Of capitalists are about to fern
company to thoroughly test the recently dis
covered mines in the vicinity Of Jacksonville
Sourhern Oregon.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
SUMMONS
SUMMUNS
STATE OF ca IIEORNIA 4 In Insties. ca.rt

STATE OF CA LIF0RNIA, / In Justices Cesrt,
COUNTY or NEVADA Before L l. Nslbevrse
Towns'p Of Rough Ready Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the State Of California, TO W. r
1JTTIE, Greeting
You are hereby commanded TO appear Before the
nndersi ned. Justice Of the Peace at his once in
Rough Ready township, county CT Nevada on the
SOth day OF December. A. d. 1859, at 10 o'eioef A.
~, TO answer to the Complaint Of A. =. NlNAN, uss
demands Of you the sum Of Ninety one Dollar, -
I've Eve Cents. balance due on aecunt
When Judgment will be taken against You for ths
said amount together with cost and DAMAGE IL 70.
fail TO appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Gre.ting-Make legal service and due return hsr,ef
Given under my hand, this Goth dag Of Dee A.
D. 1859,
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

- An snamored swain. somewhere down
east In an attempt 10 do the agreeable by
way eta midnight ssrenade, met with =
" dam-per" that sent him hsme with flea
10 his ear. He began thus
20. cub, cub wild he
Whed the hood sb beodidg,
Cub. cub wild be.
whed the stars ab glsabidg'-
just then huge. uuwsshed face protru-
dsd from = third story window and below
cd cut with Q melodious nasal twang-
Blow your dose. you dab fool"
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

~On the z7th Of January, ia the House
Of Lords, Lord Broughsm msved fer some
returns relative to slavery, and also for the.
returns Of csston imported into England
from America.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
SUMMONS.


STATE OF cAIlFoRsIA-cOUNTY OF SEvlDA
DISTRICT COURT OF THE 14th JUDICIAL DIsrRICT
OF SAID STATE.
The Peopl. Of the State Of callfornis--ro JOHN
sTONE-Greeting -
You are hereby summonsd to appear and an.
s-er TO the Complaint of SARAH J. STONE fled
against you, within Tea DAYS from the service Of
tins writ, IL served you in this County, within
twenty DAYS " served en- you in this district and
out OF thi. foupfv and within forty DAYS II served
you in the state and out Of this District in an
action commenced on the 9th day Of March, A. q.
ls6o, in said Cosrt, wherein plaintiff prsys this
Hon. Court that Decree be made aud entered here
in. dissolving and annulling the marriage between
this Plaintiff and ;hs said John Stone according 10
the Statute in such made Nd provided aud for
such other relief in the premises as NAV be last
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10 sps
and answer said raint a. herein directed Plain
-ill take Judgment against rou therefor bv dsfas
together with ala costs Of suit. and also demand
the Court such otaer relief as is prayed 70
Plaintiffs .aid Complaint
Ir testimony whereof, l. John s. LAuBIHT
Clerk OF the District Court siofes.id, do b.rsunts
- set nv hand and impress the Seal Of the
, said Court, at Once, 4. the CITY Of Ne.
vada. on thi. OF day OF March. A. D.
~ 1870. JOHN 9. LAMBERT. Clsrh.
BY Joseph Roberts, Deputy.
State Of california, County Of Nevada District
Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of aaid
State
Sarah J. Stone vs.. jobs Stone.
Upon reading Of Complaint and sfhdavit Of PLAIN
It'd, herein filed. and II appearing thsrsfrom that
the residence of John Stone, Defendant therein 10
TO Plaintiff unknown. aud that said defendant Is be
leved TO BE- resident OF this State, on molten Of
I. ". Roberts. Atty for Plaintiff
II isaeeording'r ordered u At service Of Summons
in the above entitled Cause be made BY esu,ing the
same to be published in Nevada Ma ational. weekly
newspaper, published in Grass VALLEY in the County
~ Nevada. state Of California once . week, for
eight successive weeks. SIi.FS SEARS
District Judge.
Neqada, March Q, 1ss0. 33.e
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

A MLs MARBLES HIs OWN MorHKR.-Tbs
question, d" Can man marry his mother ~
was recently demonstrated in the affirma-
tive, in Boston where the Rev. d. C. Eddy
married bis mothsr-to Mr.. Jacob Bacon.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

No. I'D sANSOME STREET,
where he has opened the largest leather and shoe
Finding Store In San Francisco, with n conn pets as
sor,ment Of all the different goods appertsining TO
the Leather and Finding Business for the Fall trade
such as FRENCH CALF SKIN OF the following brands
LEMON. Delon, Alboy, Boritnier, helows also,
silver Medal Patent Leather, Morocco, ind good
assortment Of Prime Philadelphia kips, and Calf
skin Oak and Hemioek SOLE Leather OF all the dins
rent qualities and prices to suit buyers. Al.o. =
complete assortment Of SHOE FINDINGS Of all the
various kinds Crimped Boot Fronts and Foot ings
from 81 90 to ST. so fitted Calf Boot Legs. from s.,
so to 81 sole Leather from 30 to'3IAs cents per
ID Cater and shoe Uppers of every kind.
81 Particular attention paid TO orders. The stsrs
will be oprn from A. 81, till 7. u.
JOHN g. EEiN.
ll3m No. I32 Sansoms st. san Francisco