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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-07
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cation. inyo county. California Not!ce-T The
ShArsholders are hereby notihed that ln accord.
snsa -i,h the laws OF the State OF Nevada, and
the By laws OF the Kearsargo Mining Company,
and 81 order OF the Board OF Trustees, there VIII
be sold at public auction, in front Of tho oec OF
Inc Coupany, In Gold HDl, Nevada, on SAT-
URDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, A o. 1869, nc
a O'clock p. n, so many shares or parts OF shaFei
OF ,tock in said Company. standing In the names
Of the following named persons, IN will be neees.
Sary. TO, pay The assessments due thereon, TO.
eether with costs Of sale and advertising. unless
thc same Is paid previous TO the day OF sale.
Nan., No. Certs Shdrss. Am't
Jobn II Mills. 1868. ..375.. :. s1O 90
p Sheldon IA A. 1850. ..52s. -. .l0;6 %
~ ~ '7F'77' 10 OF I5O = 400 00
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-07

,ice-No,Ice 10 hereby given, that at meeting
on the Trustees Of said company, held this day,
an assessment OF Forty.FIve dollars (s4S per
share was levied on each and every share OF the
capitalstock Of said company. payable immedi.
nany. Virginia, Nevada, In United States gold
Coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
rem Ain unpaid on TUESDAY. August 2lsty 1860,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, wiz oe
soIS Oh Friday, September 2lst,' 1861 70 pay
soiJ dslinoueut assessment, together with cost OF
Advertising and expenses Of sale. By order OF
the Board Of Trustees. -, g 81. %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
limited STATES CUSTOM HOUSE
CoILEGLOR's OFFICE, !
New 0rleans. 0ctOher R2th. 1865. [

CoLLEGLOR's oFFICF,)
New Orleans, October R2th 1866.
The following described goods having seized for viola
tion the forth notice is hereby
gye tha unless me persons M same shall appear
date hereof the goods will be adyertised and sold at public
sneon a provided BY SECTIONS IL 10 and II of the Act
Seized July 29 boxes Cigars box Merchandise sack
DO bb kfolasses, case Sugar Cham agne1Sesed
on steamship Southern Star for violation dissection S.
Seized July 2s--marked F. &G-7cases winesetzed On
steamship Southern star for violation section g. Act March
Seized August 15-marked j. H. K O. No &-s cases
ID on steamship Fire Queen for violation
seizedAqg l6-msrked 3, No. 1ss2 kegs whisky-sezed
brig Ballot Box for violation Of section 03 March
Seized Aug 2lS boxes Cigars Seized on steamship Mex.
iee for violation n, Of section g. Act Mar h 2 1899
GgarsSezsd at Post IL Second District for violation Of
SeeedAug 2t-arked Media Reealia Walter seot-1 pkge
IVY on brig Hope for violation of section l.
Seized Aug. Unmarked ConcAa Flor de Migurto-l pkge
Hp f aoa e ooa oSf @ kA@pT kep a2e6 I on brig
Seized Aug. &marEed Stores-l 90 Cigars boxes
tien 65, = Ct March 2 1880
Seized Aug 2g-nsrked Pa demiiohns Liquor s do do
Seized at corner Of Ben and Leyee Streets for violation
Seized September 3-marked- boxes len0
Cigars box Sweetmeas- schooner Flying Scud
for violation of section l. Act July IS, 1856
oesed sept 3--marked--------l case, Claret Wine
case White Unregistered on bask Commerce, for violation
Seized Sept i6GmarEed Eisnna & Col box COO Cigars
SsIsd on brig Ben Deano for violation dissection Act July
Sc Eed Sept 25mared Hanori Dorinl box 4aozen Linen
kerchleseized Schooner Billy Butts for violation
seized sept 25-marEed Y D St Hermanu-l pkge %
dozen Linen Handkerche on schooner Billy Butts
Seized sept % 5marked Beaneherey, Csy,s Il, Doria-l
pkge aereh lndzeSezed schooner Billy Butts for viola
Seized Sept. 25 -marked ~ keg Ram-Seized on
schooner Billy Butts for violation 2f section g Ast March
Collector of Customs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

PERSONAL We yesterday had the pleasure to
meet eur old friends, Capts. d De Haven and ].
~, Goodman, who are new again in the city, and
CONNECTED With the commission house Of Lee,
Grandall q CO.; 1873 Grayier street Their many
friends will no doubt, be pleased to learn that
they are enjoying good health, and that their
business prospects with the popular house with
which they are connected are all that they
could desire. With such assistance it can hardly
ybe do nbted but that Measfa. Crandall a Co., who
al ready had large business, viii flourish, forme
do moi know of two more influential and de.
sers edly popular gentlemen than the two gallant
csnta ins mentioned above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

New EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEAR ST. LOUIS. .--On
Wednesday last, Right Reverend G. S. Hawks, d.
D., accompanied by ReYs.5 Drs. Schuyler and
Berlley, and Reys. Spencer, MeKim, Dunlop,
Corbyn and Holman, left st. Louis to lay the
foundation-stone of the new church ediice at La
clede on the Pacific railroad. There was large
gathering of people from ST. Louis, Kirkwood and
the surrounding nefghborhood and the interesting
ceremonies were enjoyed by all.
After the laying of the cornerstone, and the
reading of the usual services the bishop delivered
an elegant discourse, which was listened to with
marked attention, the subject being ''Progress.n
He alluded to the fact that this church at Iaclede
was the work of one individual, r. j.. Lockwood,
Esq, This gentleman intends to lefray the whole
| expense Of the building, which will be between
| $4,000 and $4,000. The church will be Of the
Gothic order Of architecture, similar to the one at
kirkwood, and it will be an ornament to the viii
| lage Of which it is the center At the end of the
services the choir from Kirkwood sang "Gloria in
ExeelcisH IN a most impressive manner. The
whole was conducted in tile open air; the day was
beautifully fine, and the assembled guests enjoyed
| themselves to their hearts content. Mrs. Lock,
| wood provided an elegant Tepast, and this with
the fine fruits Of the neighborhood, was duly re.
garded and appreciated. Allhonor to the family
| who have SO nobly taken from their wealth to aid
| the cause OF christianity so literally.
| ISt Iouis =, fps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
Eos. or ,he Evsnlng star.
LEEgER gRoM oArT. ]. n. IYoNs.
cnAn1rgToN. S. q. a.. I8, I8a6.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Oct. 10, 1866.
To Capt George D. Porter, New Orleans;
Ny Dear SIT is with regret, yet pleasure
that am one Of the survivors of the Inflated ship
Evening Star, which went down on Wednesday
morning, the Sdnst., at 20 minutes to o'clock
A. II. The ship went down in terrific hurricane,
what might be termed screw hurricane. 1t is
the second oee of the sort ever witnessed, and
trust it NAV be the last / will not enter into the
details of the scene-there is no human tongue
that can describe such scene. The idea of two
hundred and thirty cabin passengers, and about
seventy Of q crew, launched into eternity with
nothing 20 cling to except floating debris from the
ill-fated ship. Out of the six metallic fe-hoats
not one but what was capsized and turned over
and over. / elung on to one of the boats until
saw so many drowned that gave il up as 2 1ost
hope to cling to the boat any longer; so I found
one of the doors belonging to some part OF the
cabin, which i clung to from the time OF the
ships sinking, which was 20 minutes to o'clock
A. NJ, on the Sd inst, until 10 o'clock 4. M. on
the 9th inst, being. about thirty hours and
being completely exhausted there came noatlng
along a portion Of the deck called the smoking
saloon say about fifteen feet long and twelve feet
wide, with two ventilatoTs in the top of it, which
/ is the only thing that saved my fe and IN few
minutes along came one of the boats with six men
in her and two females but the boat filled with
/. water. Not seafaring man in the boat; how
ever proposed for all to get out Of the boat and
| haul her up on this floating dock, and bail her,
| which was agreed to, and thank God, succeeded
| in bailing her out then found one of her cabin
| doors, which answered very well for sail. The
wind being from the eastward and blowing strong,
we sailed TO the westerd edge Of the Gulf stream,
/ and / being worn ont through exhaustion, the
/ boat was filed with water again, and our condi.
ton hopeless until Saturday, about P.M.
1 Saturday, 9Th inst, we spied the schooner Morn
ing Star, from Cardenas bound to Charleston
which relieved us ofdeath when on Tuesday, tht
9th inst, alto AM, the United States steamer
Commaugh commander Quackenbosh, towed ut
/ to this place. When we left the wreck we hat
eleven persons on board; since, three men and one
4 lady have died, and the other two remaining ladies
are not expected to live They are delirious al
the time. The names of the two ladies are Mis-
Minnie Wilson and Miss Minnie Taylor, both o
New York.
This is the first time / could sit up. or I shoult
have written before. I am chafed and bruised ST
4 that have nothing on me but bandages can
4 otexplain my suffering at this present time.
ileave you and others to judge.
Iremain, with sentiments of the most cordia
respect JAS. ". LYONS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. This is one
Of the wonderful proofs Of the genius Of the Ameri
can people, and is not only remarkable for being
d clg d'ostpre in mechanical point Of view, but
is considered by the agent, Mr.. Thomas Isabelle,
No. Baronne street, rs inconparably the best for
all purposes ever introduced to the public. II
sews either way backward or forward--with q
lock, double lock Or knotted stitch, works rapidly
and noiseessly, and is as easily understood by the
ladies as the simplest of the old sewing machines
We advise our lady friends to go and examine it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Flour, LARD, oHEBsB Ero.-Messrs. shrop,
shire, Anderson q Co, los and 1IO Poydras
street advertise to-day entra family -four, lard BY
the tierce, frkins, kegs and cans of butter
cheese, ETC., all Of which fresh and Of the first
quality. Everything in The line Of standard gro.
ceries can always be found at this house, and re.
tailers, dealers, and families, would do well to
give their stock an inspection.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

sp1ENDrD CHINA GooDs.-We yesterday looked
through the stock Of Mr. E. F. Motion, No. ~
Royal street, and were charmed with the display
of rich erockery, glass and porcelain ware, which
he has just received from Paris. Mr.. hioton has
just returned from Europe, where he spent the
past spring and summer, buying goods at all the
celebrated manufactures, as the magnificent goods
which he has for sale, will attest These goods
are beyond description, aad oalys need be seen to
be, not only admired, but desired Mr.. Mioton
sells cheap, and as every body knows, is accom-
modating, and being one Of our old citizens, de-
serves the patronage Of all New Orleans people.
See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
spEGTAL NOTTCEs.

--MnFrEage HUd #CSHD1cFs an essay Oh
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men. Also diseases
which prosa the vital powers with sure means
of relief Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress DR. ]. sKTLLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia.
GaIItghnn's pills for ChlIIs and Fever
The attached the advertisement of these Pills
gentlemen known throughout the whole country
Their yeracy cannot questioned and places the merits of
medicine beyond doubt and recommends 1T to pop
ular favor See the advertisement
a New and Great Epoch In Medicine.-
DR. Msggel is the founder of new Medical systeml
The quanarians. whose vast internal doses enteehle
the stomach and paralyse bowels give precedence
who restores health and appetite with from oneto
two of his extraordinary Pills. and the most virusn
sores with box his wonderful and ahesling Salve
These two great specifics the Doctors fast supercedng
all the steeoyped of the day Extraordinary cures
by Magge Pills and Sse have opened the eyes of the pub
lie to the neceucy of $50 called remedies of Others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Magges
Pills are rot that swallowed by the doEen and
of which every box full taken absolute necessity for
another One or two agges Pills suffice to place the
bowels perfect order the stomach appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyan There gripping,
and no reaction the of constipation II the liver
affected its functions restored If the system
is feeble is invigorae This last qAaiity makes the Med
cnes very desirable for the of delicate females Ulcer
ou erupve diseases literally exngished by the dis
nfecant power OF Maggies Save Ia fact, it is here
that Maggiss Bilious Dspepc and Diarrhea Pills
where all others fail While for Burns scads, Chill
bans Cuts abrasions of the skin Magges Ssve is
nfalibe Sold by j. Magge IL Pine street, New York,
all Druggists at Is cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Apenfs New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Mr.. SURGEONS ENTERPR1sEs.--The English
papers announce that gift of one hundred thou
sand dollars has been promised by lady to Mr..
Spurgeon, to found an orphanage in connection
with his Tabernacle; and rumor adds that the lady
Is the Duchess of Sutherland. The South London
Press says that other works are in contemplation.
The sale of the Park Row chapel will place funds
at command which it is proposed to employ in the
erection OF large Schools and the establishment of
q grammar school, in which the children of the
middle classes may be educated in connection
with the Tabernacle, has been suggested. The
ground for the erection of some almshouses has
been secured opposite the Elephant and Castle
railway station, and buildings will soon be put up
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

MUSIC AT THE PARIS EXHIBrTIoN. = Dentu
having paid 100000 for the privilege of publish
ing the catalogue of the Paris exhibition, high
prices seem to be accepted as the rule. 1t is now
hundred thousand francs tS30O,0O0) for the right
OF giving monster concerts during the exhibition
He offered Verdi $20,0ooif he would undertake to
direct them, bnt did not succeed in persuading
SIM proposing to pay him SAC, 900, but was again
refiised - - 90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

y is well known that in the head there ID much
heat, the excess Of which causes dandruff, loss of
hair, and hair 70 turn gray, even while Yet in the
prime life. French's vegetable hair renewer win
rano9ate and renew the hair in its diseased state
to the natural color and growing condition Of
youth. Give it trial.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

SUNDAY LINE 70 MoBmH. We understand The
Morgan line Of mail boats will resume their snn-
day trips to Mobile "a and after next Sunday, the
2lst, on which day tie boat leaving vim be that
magnificent steamer The Frances, commanded by
Cant. Joe. Walker. This will give increased ac-
commodation, especially to travellers. i. G. Har.
Iis ESD, corner Of Camp and Common streets, Is
aha aqent OF the line.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

The Springfield Republican says couple Of
young Bostan ladies attending school at the Wes-
leyan academy, at Wilbraham Mass, who had
peled the first Of last week, and deeply feeling
their shame and disgrace, each took dose Of
laudanum and came near dying.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

= contest interesting and agreeable to the tray-
cling public, has sprung up between the Grand
Trunk railway Of Canada and the other through
lines The Grand Trunk has put in a regular atic,
honeer blow, knocking down the fare between
Bnfalo and Detroit to four dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 1
New Orleans, September l4th, 1866.
NETIHER EA&, p. 8. WfItz has applied to me
w for the cancelng Of his official bond Clerk of
Second District Court of New Orleans, towt
bond dated the I'd day of November 1860 the
$5O signed by Witz principal securedby special
mortgage property described in said bondhe bond
Wiltz of his duties as Clerk, aforesaid.
Notces hereby given to all interested in said bond
to show cause in writing at the office of the Secretary
within ninety days after the last publication this ADVERTISE
ment why the said bond should cancelled anned
Given under hand and seal of State above the
dependence Of the United States the ninety first.
j. MADISON WELLS
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary Of State
ErAT DE LALoU1sI4NE, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExECUTIF,
Rouvele, Orleans lie II septembre 1866.
a TTSNDg qu'appllcntlOn etc faIte mol
9hcele comme greier de Ia Deuxeme Cour de District
la NOuVele 0rleans savoir:
Une obligation datee du n0vembre 1960 pour Ia
de S5O sgne par p s. Wilt1 principal ct par
ypOtheqs special propree decrt dams Ia de Obga
ton la dte obligation etant cOnditionne pour la fdee exc
cuL0n par e dit r. y. Wiz de devoirs greter
dit
Avis est consequence toutes pesonnes nte
re tat dams les 90 ous qu suvront la dernere puhcs
tt1n de cette proclamation pour lesquee le dit
ObDgation ne serat pas cancelle ct Rnnulle.
onne sous signature ct le de rEtatt "a date
ctdessns ct la 9eme jour de Independence des Eta
j. MADISON WELLS
Parle Gouverneur:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant s6cretnEe dEtat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

FATE or THE ENGLISH CAPTfYEs IN ABYssrS1A. /.
Ihe Journal de Nice publishes letter, dated The
Isl august, but where written from does not an.
pear from Count de Bison, founder Of the Frenc b
ssoolony q Ahgssinia, Stating that the Emperor
Aaaeodorns, taneEing that neighboring tribe with
which he ia at war had received assistance from
Engiaad, n the shape of gunpowder ana mus
kets, had, by way Of reprisais, ordered the i'm
mediate execution Of all the male captiyes. An
attempt was made TO obtain the intereession Of
with what result was NOT known. Shonla she
have hesitated says AZ. de Bison, MN. Rassan
Cameron, Bishop Stern and the other prisoners
must have long ere this been deoapitated,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

The Board of Trustees resolved to declare Scrip v
of thirtyye per the participating
premiums the year ending 28h February 1866 which
certificates viii issued and after the I'd day of Ju
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1850 will be re-
deemed also per cent interest all outstanding Certf
Gates of Scrip will be paid the Monday of May
1866 holders thereof or their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Passengers per steamship Matagorda from Gal
weston via Brashear, Oct. 1871, 1866:
r. Z. Spinney and lady. Mrs. Barry Miss Waugh. Mrs
hnight Mrs BonAot airs Caield children and sesyant
noL Nsh2 and lady; eyoux and lady Mrs Smmonds Rev
gaTg sfs ssTkheadi Grover George Eavas Bekwe
HALL PEatti Gordon JONES' early; Compton: Parrott. AT
cher Species Lee; Harrar; Godmen Porter; j
Pierson Gray and three ON deck
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

The following resolution has been passed by
the Texas legislature by vote of 67to5:
$. Be az Resoleed That the House Of Representa-
aves Of the State of Texas do not ratify the
to the Constitution o. the United
ton OF Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

THE AaEcHAN1cs AND AGRIcuIguRAI FAIR We
publish II our advertising columns Oh official notice
of The fair Of The Mechanics and Agricultural AS
sociation Of Louisiana, which WiIl begin on the
10th Of ne It month, signed by M r N. Marks,
president, Mr. Luther Homes, secretary and treas.
rFer, and Capt 6, II. slocomb, chairman Of tle
eonmittee on fair grounds Itwnl be seen, from
the terms Of the notice, that Inventors, manufac.
turerA agricutursts stock raisera and others from
ng portion af the Bnited States, desrons Of being
represented IN this industrial exhibition can ob-
tain full information BY addressing any Of the Off
cers'of the association. a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Attention II called to Nelligan 4 Nash's sales Of
valuable properties, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

1gB or ma q 4 osqs-ln The list of passengers on
4se iufatad FSveAsing Star, was Mr.. VIM. Rockwell
Tagas Phie b aIn6 was erEoneoasiy given in
f1e published iis3ts, as simply = Rdokwe'i The
,.aSaftigaa ~ Mr. rae 9ues reside ia this city.
1880 - - - kew Yosk Tsibune Itth
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

GRooER1Es Ar WHOLESALE. Buyers, either
from the city Or country, who wish to purchase
standard groceries at wholesale and at wholesale
prices, are referred to the various advertisements
Of the large house of Ethel q Thomas, No. 1o5
Poydras street, which appear in our columns to-
day. These gentlemen not only keep everything
in their line of business, but have them always Of
the best quality, and in such large quantities that
a retail dealer can be fitted out at any time with
out sensibly diminishing their stock. Flour Of a
dozen different brands and hundreds of barrels Of
each bacon, pork, butter, lard, corn meal
tobacco, rope and tWine, canned fruits and cove
oysters, and whatever else may be wanted, car
always be supplied at this house to the satsfac
ton of dealers. A reference to their advertise
ments, in which some Of their stock is enume
rated, will convince any one that their store is the
place from which to make selections that will
give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Neflis4an 8 Mash have their regular sales Of
horses, sulalsAs, buggies, etc, this day at H5
'oieloek 4 M., AS per advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

CHoroE GRocER1Es.--We would advise heads of
families who like to live we'll to read and ponder
oyer the advertisement Of Messrs. garrere &
Logan, wholesale grocers, corner of Bienville
streetand oldLeyee. The stock kept by these
gentlemen is always choice, and can be taken
blindfolded. The members Of the firm are both
natives Of our State, and with the exception Of d
few years residence in the go-called,n have
lived here oil their lives. Consequently their ac-
quaintanee with The requirements of our people
is perfect and reliable, The goods which they ad-
yertise to-day are special invoice of buckwheat,
in kegs, quarter-barrels, boxes and pochels;
delicious Goshen butter, pure imperial tea, and
Judas patent candles. 1t can be relied upon,
that Messrs. Carriere y Logan never advertise
common articles.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 5th day of June, 1866 before
me- undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Peber
ton President and Paul Fourchy Secretary OF the Merchants
Insurance Company of New Orleans being duly
according law, did depose and say that the above
statement just and transcript the books
of the Company.
PAUL FoURcHY, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before s 9Th day of June 1866
PAUL W. COLLENS,
Third Justice of the Peace.
Alta meeting of the Directors held on the day
of june 1866 resolved declare Scrip Dividend Of
Forty PERCENT the Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the ending onhe 3s day May 1866 for which Ger
fcstes will bessued and after the day Augustnex
Also pay and after the Monday in July next the
balance due Scrip of 1858 six per cent interest in
Common Currency aoutstandng scps of the Company
DIRECTORS:
Ed Dupasseur, John Pemberton, david McCoard,
r haspeFo, Pierre Poutz 81. RelE
L. +. Generes' MPug, JJ. Fernandez,
j. Morgan Hall Chas. sagory
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

- Mrs. yylnsloSv's Mystic PiiIs nre pre-
only for Legitimate and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant.
Do trie with health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought, and will recommend
being ignorant ofther properties.
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
which the female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all obsractions they nvg
the debitaed and delicate, and by regulating and
strengthening system the hue of health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine limbs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed maiden wife or
mother should se without them.
Try theuse according direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend.
Ask for MRS. WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other. Price So per box, or three boxes for IS,
For sale by all druggists.
Wholesale agent for the South,
gn.St CHARLES straat N q