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LKGAI, aEPORTs-TnURsDAY,
United suites CircuIt Court.

The Sldre Cases. The U. s. rs george GIr.
iei-Ine prisoner In this case was iudi5te Tor Ihe
aplt.l Tense Of shaving, On TIE bark BuO keye.
Ac. l. Twin James appeared for the prisoner aud
4sked that the case bs set down fir an early day.
10 tlil q rnetI vas sn English suue1', and that
tr hsd been CONFINED in prison Ave months without
.uv iuf 2 nation ~ - tus utIuis e tce cL Arge
inside l'uh him. Upon Inquiry IL wls found that
hire we're no examinations or dep0aitiJns ia Ine
gste.
Tao District Az nraey said that the learned cen
''mtu was uistaten- Mr.. James replied that be
sssured ! O p isoner shat WhSt he had tstol
was ~, a. d he ~ lad note from tie L. ). Com
mtsion'ra, stating thai there were NJ sninLtiD
or dep stlrp,
Tie District Attorney assured NJ. James that
ouch sro nd DO lllA!shCd.
hr. james cor tended tlst tha Proceedings had
leu veiy eNua iinsry, fnr he fUuvd that te Cap.
tan WHO Co'nmHu de1 tf vase. hal been diH,hA K
cd uuou bail, while his client was de,suel
AuHr we discuHsiD", tha Court u the case down
ir ira ON Wednesday neEL
Superior Court.
SN dgliat an Erpr,@ Comp my. 8.
DrHss o. Tllf wEs 1T sc,Iln 30 recover 81 ull 90
asusscs suu q. led, a. All gcd, ~ she p.lati, by
~ tho in ~ y ta' de'aadati ~ pr test a
rtaIn uomss'r. 'tc sent - tAsm - Louisiana
,1r .IlC tiI1,
the de'oLc5Fet up Uas an agreement hslwson
ITO maker aud u.rHers o'ts1 Lote n II tho AFTER
tuo ld he p.te ted b.! tls psyHeu! Il l4e note on
maturity.
TIE Court oharsci the jury that sucl an agree
mrut bD'WteE ~ scr tni enlorsars of the note
could mt be 'es-bl y tho defendants as bar u
tAH aa lon, 'le plaintiff not being party to the
aEfrsIuD-t.
VERDICT was given Tor shs plaintiff
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BROOKLYN.

ALLEGED CHARGE OF ARsoN.-Dotectives
Frost and CorWin yesterday arrested Philip orh, a
private Waterman, On the charge setting fire 70 one
fthe ware houses on ,he Atlantic dock, on the
night OF the Goth o, January last. The premises
were occupied By man rAmed Culvert, who car
lied on the businesg ~ Sugar refining. The case
will be examined boore Justice Perry on Saturday
THE MILITARY HoMcrDE.-Capt. Robert
Avery, of Co. A., iC2d reg meni, who stands charg-
ed with the killing OF soldier named John PAelan,
has Il Is stated, gone TO Washington, with the view
OF suuenderng himself 10 the military authorities
ni lead of awaiting tbs action - the civil authori.
tlss here. A warrant issued by C,ronsr Norris,
could rot he served Tor tie above reas.n.
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MILLIAMsHrRGH.

HoUsE REST-RRAL Estate, ETC, IN VIII
II uSsnuGH-TheTe are less number Of houses
let 81 the present time than Is generally the eMe
81 Ills Sc 'son Of the year sud rent for apartnen's
and small lousos ars higher than lat year, while
aISe hou'eS with the "modern improvements "
may be had twenty per cent lower.
The best part Of the city T. look flr cheap houses
Is lathe 14ts, 10Th, and the lower part Of the l9tg
Wards. In the 10th Ward large number Of tene-
snSnt houses have been erected during the past
year, and are mostly 10 let, but they are miserable
reokerlss, destitute Of every convenience and who'll
~ unft for human habtation. Real estate holds
Is own In the estimation Of owners, but forced sales
al 70 realise any greAt expec,auons and sales are
\ d no means frequent.
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Pres Accidents, Inqa.,.s, &c.

FATAL SrAEHE,G ArrRtY.-Th1a. Common,
a Ftl e died yeHitrury AZ trt y. HIfp.id 'uu
thu fleets uI wounl ga the add mnQ, Mhic.i un
lie lOtl inst, ~ hn pmate, name urh no VA, with
VII N he h~d hgh' ~ TO curaer 81 Batavia AMI
tgtytt are D.. Toe psTtivs uDarl-d al n. "a
r. styCs street, ard roce4t,y return,l from long
VOYAGE Tne unknown sailor, Ata IN q citing a. 3
g. Dry, Odd, and Aas csc ,ped aua,t. Al Ia ae1t
WILL be hsld tn ~ case ~ Connpr tldgy.
A WoMAS BfATEN-About eleven o'clock
Wudnesd y : igLt, tie second Precinct police fund
woman named H,ulsh C1nuor lying on tbs
Pround % the lower end OF ia" Park, EuN rim 70 ~
Bhs u tod from injuries received at tie hands of =
sWittr-t tender on the Fourth Avenue railroad. SnU
Was taken 10 her nonns at 14i Worth street
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personal.

r EFT HIS HOUSE, IN WILLIAMS
- huryh, on Ssturd day last lad na ned OSCAR
LIE Wis VANDERHOOF, aged 10 years; light hair
ligL, complexion, blue eyes, tlim built, HID OIL
b. uG c0lOred clat, black pants aud cap. Any in.
FRA alton OF his whereabouts will be thankfully
received by his parents, cor 9th end North Btu sts
Williamsburgh. ABRAHAM A. YANDERHooF.
mh'4 egIO6
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l. axisiing under the name and firm Of GRAY q
KELLEY, Is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT.
WILIIAM N. GRAY, EDWARD O.. KELLEY,
New York, Feb, i4.h, 1861. feat sA Th'las
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A WIDOW WOMAN, WHO HAS NO FA-
hmi y, would let a room, furnished or unturnish.
e., 10 a man and his wife, with ihe ? wi eggs on
doing their cooking. Inquire at 100 WeS' lS'h H.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND THEIR
ID Nives, aud = fow single gent emen' can 10 Ac-
commodsied with board. AlsoA few DAY Doardsrsi
ID Ansn ~ mai4 2tae'i03
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Police InteIliKencs, Sc.

SESIESCE or GAMBLFRs.-Iu the Court Of
Bpe ia Sessions yest 'rlsy, P.tiCk Hughes aud
III mas ENle were b. uiht up Tor sentence, aud
Each were fine. so, wri;A they promptly paid
This vas tue lelbt pUuishneu' tue Count gou ia
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mAwRIAGFs.

DALLY-PRENTIs-o Tnursd'y, lath inst, Al
The residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. w.
IL FeEriF, Mr.. wm p. Dau. OF WOODBRIDGE n.
J " Mis- Essella eldest daughter of rhowas
Pranlls, Eco. Of this city. u
TooMBs-KELLY-Oa the 10th iust, BY the
Rtv Mr. Rrouks, rhoa. N X 'nzie TJpns 4, VI Lou.
isiana 70 Brs. Hauitt n. Ksi y, Of D,,h, Hsius.
Bah parerf please COPY. bS
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER, WHEN DR.
w Thompsnn's great Lung Remedy .ill ins.sAAay
.nd .van onnsunpNun Cures warranted. fhA
poor supplied grAiis. on lGLLShA 81. mill SaAS.
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COAL.

GOALS 90 AND S440 PER TON, 1000
~ pounds, delivered direo, from the Prnnsi1'
vania Coal Co.. yard, and warranted best ga ~
Orders received at sURBRUG'5 5esI store, P'tk
Row, opp site the As.lT House. 10
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nsurdsrous are, the ravins whore ,hs rssel cavalry
ouifanked us, the little old negro hut aud other
buildings they used hospitals, are ttl there; tie
Mood stained )o.s covered witn dir. The aton9
bridge has besn blown up and Is now heap ~
ruins. We rods scrosa Ms FIELD where our PsrrOt
guns were lest, picked u cannon ball and push
ed on 70 Csntreville, reacoins there Al dark,
The rebel army Of the Potomac, from all apo :.
ances, has been AZ times strong In numbers md
well en.rsn0hed. They may have lad cas- tund Il
and fifty thousand men, but We nuc1 abb n tht.
have bad over one hundfe Cd and zen or ons hundred
and tWtuty thousand.
The rebel General uari was At Ganssvils last
night With III rear OF his army, moving s~hsly ems
impreSiRg all the slavee, md driving them on u
work on the new 'o'hdctoss. Numbers OF men
suspected OF Union sentiments, have also been car
ried away.
Tits morning abou, ,en the st bridge n ,rth Of
Manassas Junctinn was A oil, ON the rad ~
alurs, via M1nsssls Glr. The snoks could
.- 'l'0t scan n, ~ htrs. h--F~ ave- ..s sAo,. NJ
Foo we'd tss' suatarr lr 90 ". s.uG Ald
. ..i ra.. tFst .l..e, s.'i.. piyu i
.t..t .-. I'll, Jas. ,s~ ...t..- H.t 'hAss -
% .. .E 81. A.. I.a Nu.. ... No uy tbs parry
lArting roo .ass .. 4.. .,,u, N.ii .tlius rAp1y
along, fling escu ono IA suc e4isien
Touis IL we found 9 oOutrAJani VINO has va ket
nom Gainesville tsiay. II, lived there, but has
been hers vutkipF vu y forts, all " which were
built Nv she 81 avpa. when ordered - ta il aud 90
with S.uert, Ne G. n lied. rw h1aly al lde1 him
aud stturk for c utttNI l9; La ANvs J'gSsoa's
fircee vent down yards the Julrunn early last
Noak one rssinult wet through GsLesgi q
Mis.irsppi ft4,iu0utl gnn~ Ing wagon trains the
Attltey vas on a train, and tvi other tratus cAr-
ri.d truops. Ca ask!' one Of the men what was
tine stt, p, he Aid n6fnr, o1ly the iAnkeos were
coulug davf on thprl ~, strong, and they wera
vance. W. l. ave. M fur two days-the
army has the ed - Nsc'
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE-JOSEPa L. SMITH,
IA Auct-vil sell, this day, AZ II n ,ock ere elt.
CANT furniture a. the Ave story reside - 1877 E'ga,h
-, bes an Az and Broadway, cons, s1ing Of solAs
rockers, chair, bods,eads, eAus MATTRESSES hell
aud bedding, clocks curtains, mirrors, ca Isl. Us
cloth, SC. 20
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ain BLACK STAR LINE

nLD BLACK STAR LINE
" or LIVERPOOL PACKEri
Passenger frum or H. Liverpool, by sue fO.lowtna
trst clsss T., cks' th'p+ ,.iiing on too
9th and 2t'r 4 each month
AdelBido, Cutiy.tor, kJs1iul
Australia, Cyuosure, john Brghts
Bel Woods, CHsnealOr, Thornton,
Brdgevb ter, Constitution. Universe,
DRAFTS on TIKI ROYAL DANES
% IRELAND, tisrKH BANKtsG Co, AND ALL PANTS
~ ESGLAsp AND SooTLASD.
mhl9 2iAo'iOo WILLIAMS d GUION, 40 Fdlton %
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w ecut 10 sar ~ h,usohod furniture, removed
IN convenience of a,.s FROM the a.s.,ry aud h,s'-
menI house Ia lNtu IT. T. 40 Gran ~ near Och u,
Where tncy val ue suld - pu lie nuctiou ON
wednesday. NJ tsrh ipt", 1852, II lnL U'd ',k,
NJ by GEO w hEl.3tI Aucii'. ,tr, cuusIsVtR
n mau' gsuy r.sts, t..'onu", ui-i'''. b "sc'7'-
n.sa cntpotg .ui ktgUtu furniture, ~ Ts~uH
.stu, a. ha,t slr money. Sp.H IHFirva mills q -
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rHE NRW YORK SALLY SUN
u Aant N subscribers regularly, every morning,
BY MAIL, FOR - WAX;
Direct " NosEa 8, bGAoa, Proportion Of the Sun,
Il NIW YOkx Cnv,
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mEDICAN Ra.

hR. KENNEDY, PROPRIETOR OF KEN
- NEbl's MEDICAL LIsCOVfRY, viii bs a
. ollie, IA LLo 5 uIthHouutn House, Olo Broadway,
M,pN litI, lou AND II Ia.
Ant IAN troubled with sCRoFULA are rs-
qu' s'ed 10 ctl.
Al IA sre ir.uL!el with sALTRHEuM are re-
I., hultU cal.
Al tlnt are tr ub!td with ERYspELAs are re-
Qat ecu t. ch l.
tlp ar, tro Mel with CANCER a-e request-
All ut are tr,uhl i With NURSING SORE
MOI III are ~ 900 -tri 80 ral..
a IIIu,a a., tr.u.Ird wa. sCAi.D HEAD are
..uttted r. call.
All nat ave t-oublcl with RINGwoRM are re-
gu,.ted To- cal
All that arc ,r,uhltd with HUMoRS IN THE
EYES and FILM CROWN OVER THE SIGHT
are tequcdtsd - cal.
Al that are trout led with sCALY ERUPnoAa
ON THE SKIN sIe r,lu stsi e. cal.
A tbaL are troubled win BUlLS are r0quo5t0d
10 cell.
Al that a-s troubled with RuNNINj OF FHB
EAIis ara requested g. cal.
Al that ave troubled wt4 FEVER SORES are
requested H. Ca h.
All thar ave tr.g' .sl With PIAPLEs on The
FACE are requested e. 10.
All Il AZ is troubled with ULCERArED S0RB
IIGS nm. rtqutHt,d ~ cal.
A perfect clIo "a warranted In every case eXcePa
when thu zones are diseased, advice ia az caseS
grads. LIls - 90
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EOIE ORE, COME ALL WITHOUT
~ Lorey 4 Rtr.uI p ioa. Tire uuitrsi }ue!,
VII, tr 90 *, T. M daTs; tharc1 ID eSttact,
Nh, " otDsrw. Cperse upon iee'., nee aus, iIs
nothing FTst C.'A., trA served ChAS' NIL
BANK GT2 s ytl qyoaup III
NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-ls0
~ Eighth ave, are Inserting ueAu'l'd srt,H az
teeth on thelr atmp-pH a. le Plates, ~ prire';
50 and - per set partial gosw, o. cents per toui
on silver; blGe nlliug, ~ cents pr cavity; gold
hon 90 10 70 cents. Al work warranted, at lNl
Elghth ave, bet 10th aud goth sts mhii aia'ils
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AsAEPFTNs4.

FOR LIVERPOOL AND LOSDON-TAP-
l. bLOIIs LlNE-SLIp DA.IJ no aDLHY,
lSiug NJ Per 20, - k'.e', sa'ls ar Ly tplol
March lTtr, aud ship T. II TAYLOR lyirg a, Per
.. 90. q. slp VI TArs orr X CO., SO s,ush 81.
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A " ENGikEER GERMAN CAN BE wo |
> soy trc hmende fp M his laht pl,rsS pho can
.sa every Sird # ma,h.re work, Wishes a ri u,.
t6n ~ queer aud fireman In n .teaiy n lce, Ga
on or address JOHN kRJ YER, engineer. 2ia Wal.
iEnsi, y \. mia g'i3Y
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a RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN,
"A VITA fr,sh breast ~ mik, wsntts baby ~
vet muse at her own house 3O6A fns, Ayr, BET
l'1u snd 1911 s'si tlud door, 4 )uJ room, Can b.
seen ior days 81
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pR. sMnrs ANNlHILATOR.

T.leh .I at Ilnadl,y's, Of Eighth ave-; Dr.. Bill
VIM, a., GRAND It. RuJde & CO.'S 1870 Allen, c1T.
N stanton It. Raade * Mi er's, cor. Ave. d and
ulustun Il, and Maluy's, cor. Second ave- aud 3Otk
-. Dcpot-iO Sguth Second ST., WllaHstur
Price 90 cents per bottle, mhl3 S4ac'Oo
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READ, READ, kEAD'- ,,r,,,,,r.>,.
o.lebr.tei . mp.4rd rrouu AMI cough .yruP, usad
Win MO-, o. fr tpo .s' 70 tsrs an intsl.l6is cure
Tor the Group Also We Oest IN dlcle Tor inhuenAAt
- "a o.usGa 4. ar-su,s So, dithIIlgY Of breAlhiugs
pain IN TIE chsst, blseOiug from she ensa asthma.
Wlu,ling cough, oJnt uupn n, Ct. a>nut.otured
= q Bld, wholsaau and rear, ~ wv IHhmAA
& co, ~ Fulton 81, n. ~ and ~ drls 3,n'S ,
u4nla 2iG'l3O
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FROM Newport Notwithstanding Letter
about the Merrian nc Fisht.

The allowing letter from Gcrmsn soldier in
the I,h Reginen', n Y. S. V, stationed al New
port News, appeared in the n. Y. DEMOCRAT, Ger
paper, Il yesterday, and is Of such interest
that we rt-pub.ish IA
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II AKELS-W. NIEB-A GOOD STOUT
- py tist lHH VII 81 NJ ie drsy r.te co. ,u,r D.
learn; 1915 Grand ~; &C.. {. moruiuR 3iJ
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WANTED.

a SHOEMAKER wANTED-ONE THAT
~ C,u r't' 81 e-s, @ 'uy house a't Pix
'c'os % land, 80 milo on Iona lad, ~lore ihrra
10 pnt @. work AlPiy T. Ms TAYLOR 100
GrctHr ~, Y
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STRAW HAT PRE- SSING MACHINES FOR
- sne-3 man n!schnsr, goln AS now, At $50 Bow
cry; also flrnIce holkr, sewing chairF, isc. e
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DOENEr FRAME MAKER WANIID At
~ 81 aDo 4l% D,yt ION 49, 90 tDo store, mons but
We god gisIN ra, g. Atpy. mIl4 a'l21
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EOR SALE ChEAP-A n)lLLR, VIII CT
l. has teen ih uer lf hs. rluy rA.tu iIr ~ ca
sors ALTO rra1gs Hnd w4s'I mtg' inc Appy
~ 100 SIKH ave.
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PROVISIONS.
GENERAL BUSINESS

GEWISG MACHlNES-blL luE BISI
- HI DIS 'or Sale silent or exchange. M,nru.s
sold on part Payne-t HtcHiue. Dong eNoua1s-
Z, m stairs uul2 Rs.'lU
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gar BEST 8 CFSI d}uss IN IHt
Gu sontcTuCu Hdl niuL'ss,. d. - o..
sas AkHHlLL q ABBOTT huA4afA b. New
81, tAl FulSOn ARo JphU q, ans 'al' iu-.r'
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, BETWEEN COENTlES SLIP AND
IL POI q, \ Itn Iiyor ca tNs llsH instant, Is uk
q utahung ippt < R~ug's OF Plsurs Muut49'
tml.g G, The h2der ~ be sni'a'.y rowTiei by
ratllIlnR ne ssma % u John - ~
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Special Notices.
D Friends or Nevada County. There

being impression among the ''people' that during
the foods at Sacramento recently, Ihad been drown
ed or closed my Forwarding department of trade,
canses me to tell you that my Forwarding House has
not been closed three days during the floods, and
was receiving and forwarding goods every day, al
though the water in the store was three feet deep
am yet engaged in the business and will be so long
as my friends in Nevada county entrust their goods
to my care. can send goods from Sacramento city
on teams, or the cars to Lincoln, Il have an agen-
cy at LincOln) Have goods marked care of WHITE,
Sacramento City, and if you desire them on the cars
by Lincoln, have the goods marked "care of WHITE,
Lincoln, and they will be properly attended to at
either point. Sacramento, however, would be the
best forwarding point. o. II. p. WHITE
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sS- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. -ss
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MURDER IN CoLUMBIA.-An Italian, named
Michael Onetto, was murdered in very secret
and mysterious manner at Columbia, on the
public street, on Saturday evening, April l9.
his death was caused by deep stilletto-hke
wound Though the neck.
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FOR SALEi
Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FROM $40 TO 5000 EACHl
Also, 80 Vnra Lots and Entire Blocks
OF Beautiful Garden LandI
TN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
Il the line Of the San Jose Railroad at the West.
End DEPOT. The title Is absolutely PERFRCT being q
Spanish Grant finally confirmedand patented by the
United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect II,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect IL.
Besides the Title has
BEEN FOREVER QUIETED BY FINAL DECREE AND
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE ClTYi
So that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon
H. Whoever purchases Of these lots will buy a
lot and not a lawsuit
Office No. 10 Naglees Building, corner Of Mont
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
April !, lS62.-3m. HARVEY 5. BROWN.
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NOTICE TO WOOD CHOPPERS.

VXTANTED, AT THE NEVADA GAS co.'s WORKs
w 100 Cords Of dry Pitch Pine Wood, for which
Cash will be paid at the rate Of from eight to fifteen
dollars q cord, according to quality.
J. $. KANEEN, Superintendent
Nevada. April "a, l562-lm.
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James Conner's Sons
UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY.

VIM. FAULKNER Il SON, Agents,
No. b26 sansome street, San Francisco, Cal.
LIVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY FOR A COMPLETE
II News or job Printing once, furnished at the
lowest prices.
Also, Agents for Taylor's, Gordon's, Degener's,
Newbury's POtter's and Hawkes. Presses.
April l. 1S62.-lY.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th, 1862.

MEssRs. RlDINGToN Co:
take pleasure in informing you that l have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time
and unhesitatingy pronounce them unequsled by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
cording to directions they fail to produce that
most desirable of all articles of Good Siuec and N-
tiIeiOus Bread Having once proved how superior
they to all Others could on no account be with
out them. Mrs. n. MILLS.
apr26. 3m.
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To COrrespOndents.-Patie residing in
any part of the State, however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young, their
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of such, in preference to holding
Interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. DR.. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptly as possible If the case be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet regimen
and the general treatment of the case ITSELF (ncu-
ding the remedes) will be forwarded without delay
and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the
purport Of the letter parcel so transmitted.
6S- Office, 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. c. YOUNG, NJ. n.
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A. s. HAEL1DlE. II. 7. GRAVES
A. S. HALLIDIE & CO.,
Wire Suspension Bridge Builders,
And Manufacturers of
PATENT WIRE ROPE.

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF
w any span and capacity erected, and material
furnished.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection of
Wire Suspension Bridges and AcQueducts for some
years past, we are fully prepared to do such work
PERMANENCY.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find IL
greatly to their advantage to give us call before
deciding to build wooden structures, as the recent
floods throughout the State have proven them TO be
wholly unsafe and unreliable. A number -four toirs
suspensions dren0ao in i different through
ont the State, Of tohich has been ia the least az
fected By The freshets.
ufaetured of any length and size required, being
cheaper and better than hemp
Scales ofweights and strength, with prices annexed,
furnished, on application To the manu- iaeturers.
Send for a circular. A. s. HAlLIDlE & CO.,
aprl7.3m 4l2 Clay street, San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

GENEaAL McCLktL1N IL thus described by
Hawthorne, the anthos, az he appeared al a re-
view OF division Of the army:
"Fhe General was dressed in a simple, dark.
blue uniform, without epaulets, booted to the
knee and with cloth cap upon his hesd, and at
nrst sight you might have taken him for a cotpo-
raj OF Dragons OF particular nest and soldier
nke aspect, and In the, prime, OF his ase sna
strength. he Is only OK mladiiag s'atrre, bat
bis snonld y very compact and sturdy, with
broad shoulders and look Of great physical
vigor. which, In fact, he 10 said tn nos.ess--hs
and Beauiegsrd having seen rivals In that par
tcuisr, and both distinguished above other men
hls completion 10 dark and sanguine, with dark
III decision; Roman nose, by no means thin
prominence, but very thick and Arm; aud II he
follows Il, (which should think likely,) II may
% pretty confidently husird to guide him Alright.
His profile would make a more effective likeness
than the full face, which, however, Is much bet
Ter In the real man than In any phot graph that
have seen His forehead 10 not remar kab bly, large,
out comes forward at the eyebrows; II 10 not the
brow nor countenance Of prominently intellec-
tual man, mot q natural student, mean, or ab-
stract thinkef,) but OF one whose offce II IL to
handle things practically and to bring about tan
gible results His face looked capable Of being
very stern but wore, in Its repose, when saw Il,
an aspect pleasant and digni6sdi Il 10 not, in Its
The nan on whom he fxes his eve Is consciou, Of
him. In his natural disposition he seems calm
and self poe,essed sustaining his great response
oliites cheerfully, without shrinking, or Reari-
ness or spasmodic effort or damage to his hea II IN
but all with quiet, deep drawn breaths-just as
his bfoad shoulders would bear up heavy bur-
den without aching beneath Ii.