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~ Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston, Dec 27-Arr from New Orleans, steam
ship Concordia, Sears.
Philadelphia. Dec 2l-Clesred for New Orleans,
schr Geo 7 Thorn.
Rockland, Me, Dec lS-Sailed for New Orleans
Echrs Ralph, Carleton, and G Thomas, Crockett
Bath, Me, Dec 23-Cleared for New Orleans
ship Belle Morse (new), Wymsn.
Portland, Me, Dec 24-Clrd for New Orleans,
schr Edwin Reed
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havre. Dec 1l-Arr from New Orleans, brig
VIM Robertson, Reed.
Liverpool, Dec l2-sailed for New Orleans, ship
VIM Woodbury., Mcclellan.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Victory, Abrams, from Baton Rouge.
Magenta. feathers, from Vicksburg.
Enterprise, Speiman, from st Louis.
Lizzie Tate, Slnde, from Shreveport.
Ben McCulloch, St Clair, from Lower Coast.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
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NINTH STREET MARKET.

JOHN HAAS always keept at his stalls. and g.
THE FINEST MEATS BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
All orders from Steamships seambosts Hotels and Res
isurants win meet with prompt attention.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Jnniata, Hoxie. from Philadelphia. 2lst
ult, via Hayan, to Creevy, Nickerson Eco
I'd district
Steamship c Harris, Lockwood, from Galveston
and Indianola, to Chas A Whitney &co--lst
district
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRrIGHT ON TIE
j ALABAMA RlVER-The MOBILE TRADE COM
PANY are now rnning DAILY LINE Of Nam
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats the Alabama
River, leaving Mobile EVERY EVENING at 4 O'Clock,
the SATURDAY and WEDN ESDAY Packets extending
their TO WetuupkA FreiEht leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
through TO WetBmpka without detention
SINEOrT ADAMS, Agents, 25 Commercial Place
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Der e $1,000
" $40 rr,r-r
wishing to reouce their large stock OF
Decornted China
DINNER SETS CHAMBER SETS TABLE Toll,
SETS. COFFEE SETS. TEA SETS FLOWER
VASES ETC. ETC.
49, =, -,
:. ~.
- hnsllsn sno american lassa rnoli boMlo'
"AiIE nc, "AiEn SnEhS, Wv nED VI hES,
DANDLEelIOho, Fl Eh1Nbo, TEA OhNs' Jane ana
silver Ware and Gas Fixtures,
's' aS a. reoueea prices ana ~hen
articles
HALL. YOUNG n co.
n
u ~ nAAN' 'OrN i00N"'
" a"e % comm"h stTe~s' Now SrieA1s'
gADDLERY HARNEgs
INDIA RUBBER AND LEATHER BANDS.
S@ooAerS n"ru""re an" As"thsr hihoins''
,xo
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VICKsBUR9.

Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, At5PM
VlCKssURG, EATOHEz AND NEW ORLEANg REo.
ULAR TUESDAY U. s. MAIL PACKET
FOR VICKsBURG, NATCHEZ GRAND GULT
IL Rodney, ST. Joseph, Waterproof Fsrt Adams Ravo.
ssrs, bstsn kouge Donadaonyle all iuteruedfstS
laDdings-The =. s. Mail packet -
Robert Il. Lee,
J. W. CANNON. Master,
The Robt. T. Lee viii take freight and passsn,s, t0x
isHoo rver with privilege Of reshipping VieksDurg
For freight passage having unsurpassed accenr,oa.
lions, apply on board
A. BRTTTON, Front street.
bINhOTf ADAMS IS Commercial Plaza
clerk viii be 1t the landing foot Of Common stre.t
.vsry Monday morning, TO receive freight
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TOWBOATS.

T0WBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDFRSIGNED, WISHING TO ESTAB-
ish equitable and uniform rate OF TOwage, and
greater facilities 10 the shipping erng and leaving this
port have combined the following Tovboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland Leviathau, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLGNB.
Achilles, ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
WicacO and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line OF
Tovboas guarantee that detention will occur either
the bar in this port.
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEaB'ER,
Harry ieht Line.
. EDWARD A YORKE CO., Line.
Associated Ofhee, Sc Carondelet street up stairs.
j. G. NOR ROSS,
CHAS FITZENRTTER,
Levse Agents.
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OHIO RIVER.

FOR LoUISyILLE-THE GREAT Low-PRESsURE
steamer Richmond speed Safety and Comfort.
vor, Leaves on MONDA1, 9th inst, at sPH.
EOk LOUIsVILLE, EVANSVILLE CAIRO
Memphis Vieksburg Hatchez, Bayou Sara Baton Ro1ge
40 ~ way landngs-ihe splendid low stea ner
richmond, j. slut Neal, master. Jno g. Wofok, CLERK
vii leave as above plan Of her cabin can be seen and
stnteeoms engaged at the Office Snnott Adams For
height or pa,sage apply on board or 10
sINkOTf ADAMS Agents Is Cormercial Plaza
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GALVEsTON--INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoK GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
Line:
w. q. Hewes....I. q. Harris Austin.
81. Mary Agnes................ Harlan,
Alabama. Crescent Morgan.
Josephine-nOw building '
The Steamship Crescent,
J. W. HAWTHORNE. Commander,
win sail on SATURDAY, January 4th, at 8 Az
For freight or passage apply 70
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
so and 81 Camp street..
N. B.-The Steamship L C. HARRIS will succeed the
CRESCENT and sail on WEDNESDAY, January sth.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAYyRoUTE, I'm
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers take the Ferry Boat opposite Jackson Square
on SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS, at "a o'clock and the train leaving the Agers
the Morgan Line Steamships at Brashear for Galveston
MntagOrdn. CAPTAIN j. ATKINSON,
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS.
Morgan. J. N. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets TO be had and secured until o'clock r.
EVERY DAY. Sundays excepted, the office Of the Ope-
l0usss Railroad Company No 90 Canal street. or at The
Ferry Landing, on the morning Of departure.
@. W. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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Marine Sntelligenre.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRxsckET OFFICE, No ~ OAxr srREsf,
Saturday, January 4, 1858.
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Is. sEELYE's COTTON GINHERY
"A . and COTTON PIUKERY, corner St Thomas and St
James streets in the immediate vicinity OF the following
Presses Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof Alabama Ship
Pers, Planters Tyler Factors Commercial Pelican Or
leans Merchants Nicksburg snd Penn. Having rscass
Carver Cotton Gins. Of eighty EACH the latest iu
proved he prepared te haul gin and pick Cotton from
Box a. Pr.es CSrrsnt Office l2s Gravier street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RED RIVER.
Leaves SATURDAY, Attn inst, at 5P.M
EOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT, GRAND ECORE,
IL ST. Maurice. COle Alexandria Normans Barbin's and
all way landings-The and light draft passenger
steamer Iron city, John NJ. Gilman, master, VIM T.
Gham Clers will leave as above For freight passage
WIN. NJ sURLs Is New Leves street
DOUGLAS DONOHUE. TchOuptOuas street.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKER
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. 4;h st5Pn
EOk SIS REvEPORT, GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
Ecore Alexandria, and all intermediate landings Red
River The and very light draft Lizzie Tate,
Chas W. Stinde master, E. Groves clerk will leave
above. For freight OF sssage apply on board, or -
GEO. 0. H1TE, Agent II Tchoupiteulss street.
KoUNs's THROUGH LINE.
Leaves SATURDAY at s p NJ positively
EOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT DIRECT,
THE REGUAR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
Fannie Gilbert,
BEN B. KoUNs, Master.
For through receipts apply to
@. L. KOUNs 4 BRO,
50 Common street.
p s-The Fannie Gilbert viii take Atchafalaya freight
consigned to steamer sibyl at mouth Of Red River.
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SABINE PASS.
FOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS.
TO SAIL SATURDAY JANUARY T.
EOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS, VIA NEW
Orleans, opelousas and Great Western Railroad. The
steamship
Alabama
will leave Brashear for Sabine Pass SATURDAY 4th nst
the arrival Of the clock A NJ train from Algiers
Ferboat leaves the foot OF St Ann street. opposite Jack
son Square, at 80 A. n.
Freight received at the Ferry Landing daily until 5P
For passage apply No. 90 Canal street, opelousas Rail.
road Office. G. W. R. BAYLY,
Superintendent
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY,
mis- Line Comprise the Fine oces- steanships
CCNCORDIA. ZOO tons, Sears, Commander.
KENSINGT0N.. .l2O0 =. Hedges, =.
st. LOUIS........l20o =. Olaussen. o.
CLEOPATRA ..lSOe =. Rich, ..
0RIEETAL....... 300 =. Snow, ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
EOR BOsTOE--THE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
F. SNOW, Commander,
VIII leave WEDNESDAY. January 9Th, q, 6 p. H. from
Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers eer superior accommodations for pssssn-
gers and freight and insure at the lowest every
ity VIII Be extended TO shippers For freight pssssgs
Appyto CREEVY, MCPHERSON co.,
No. So Csrondelet street.
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J. +. DIIIKIUH,
1O9....... ....... Canal street..............IO
Begs leave to inform his friends and public generally
that be has just arrived from Europe with large choe
assortment Of French and German Toys and Fancy Goods
the latest styles devices and fashions which prs
pared sell at cheaper charged by any other
Store in the city He has also brought sample o. the cee
bratsd BISMARCK DOUBLE.BARRELED NEEDLE
GUN for the sale Of which he has appointed Sole gent
He particularly invites those who contemplate making Hoi
day Presents TO call and examine his Stock
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HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

ship Col, mbO, oviro~eissrsd Dsc5.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


90.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND CO.'S LINE. u.
IF Lewis. G Anderson, PW Donovan, A
Bamford, John Bergen, FarraTa, ron
Burke, r INTEND, H H Conniption, r Hemp,
stead, BENZ freeman, Miss CROSBY, w u
Watson, Mrs Duplex, q ID CLARK, Mr. Miteh'
ell. John Drew, Susan Lawrence, Mr. Smith,
Winnie Wright, T Sumpter, John China, A
Passenger, P Doherty, Mrs Churchill, Geo
Mun.on, C Nelson, Master Shipman, MI
Korn, Mr. Reef.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
w H Pearson. J NJ Quimby, r Barton, A
NJ Wheeler, A French, C kinan, A h Grim,
Frank Seal, p Ramspol.
Departures.
ny WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LISH
A Nye, Jos Enos, JOS Silon, F Hender-
son, Pat Loughan, Jno George, ID O'Connelli
] B Shaw, Chas Nelson. VIM Burns, Mr. Cul.
bertson and wife, Gus Peterson, Mr. Hazen,
Mr. Blanton, Mr. Howson, Mrs Swcctappls
and daughter, Robert Decring, W A Jones,
Mr. Brown, John Leucich, ] Augustine and
child, L T Heath, Mr. Shinermin, Mr. Robin
son and two boys, L Sumpter, + Girl, G A
Marble, Mr. Cavanaugh, BIZ Pcttis, George
Baily, c Thompson, Isaac Levy, Cinderella
Stewart, Sarah Campbell, Miss Morrison, i
Cook, Matte Mason and son, Matte Kelly,
Annie Lyons, II II Waters.
ny PACIFIC UNION PRE- LINE.
Mr. Hanks, Geo Plank.
ny WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's N
L Blanchard, Y Squiers. B Moran, J II
Wallace, Mrs Squiers, Wm Firdcn, + j
Demling, Mr. Loudermilk.
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TO MrLLM EN-.

IAIE HAVE FOR SALE AT II GOLD
w Hin NEWS Office, half a ton OF superior
type metal, for ~journaling purposes IN quartz
mills. hosting works, etc. WIN be sold at TO
duced prices for cash.
Gold Hill, June ae-tf"-"
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MENlCAN vi USTANG lin w rN .
The merits OF this Linimcnt are well known, Its
effects are instantaneous, soothing, AMI WONDERFUL.
Cuts, bruises, SpralnSa and swcllings are 80 common.
aud certain to occur In every family, that a bottle OF
this LInlmcnt Is the best Investment that can be
made.
II is more certain thanthc doctor-it saves tinleln
sending for the dOctor-lt Is cheaper than thcd0cior,
and should never lie dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
II take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mustang Imminent a. u valuable aud indispensable
article ior Sprains. Sores, Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
sores, Rheumatism. &c, aud all Nay u acts Ike
magic" d. W, INV IL
Express.
"Tho sprain Of my daughters ankle. occasloncd
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured III one
week, AFTER She commenced using y9nr Sslr1raie"
Mustang Liniment. 3D. ShELi
Ulouccster, Mass. August ], lSA6.
Quick and sure II certainly H.. All genuine u
wrapped In steel plate engravilgs, bearing the sigma
ture or G. W, We,tbrooI, Chemist, and the private
d. S. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES / Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit u with q
chean stone plate label. Look clO,eiy!-
Solii by all Druggists. and stores. al q Hnh '"'t''.
aud 81.
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Masonic Notice.

ouyER STAR LODGE NO. 8, F.
SSA. NJ, meets at their Lodge, wy
room, e Go,S hin. every SATURDAY I'M
srar,ns VI : O'Clock. Stated communication
srVt Sairraay In each month. All Brethren In
nood stSnding are cordially invited.
by oruet W. N. HALL, Secretary.
Cola Hin August !, 1883. sniu
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Charges ii, snn Francisco Rates.
Jyaitf IL. HAkltlS.
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MEDICAL.

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i icine, based upon the laws Of nature. Seven
ty.five yoarsof experience have proved that one
half Of fthose dying ut M carly age can besavod.
Homeopathy cures all curablo diseases perma.
neutly. which have resisted the skill ofthe best
practitioners of any Of to old medical system,
for years.
Homeopathy aims adicatediseasesentirely
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
ing, cauterizing or drugging, to prolong life and
lessen the number Of sick days.
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SUR q Il, r. Y.


Ills ono OF the greatest triumphs Of Homo.
opathy to dispense with the operation OF Ampu.
tation and Exclslon In more than two.thirds OF
the cases, by the radical cure Of tho diseased
parts, which AlIopRthy would have consigned to
theknifv.
Fractures and sorious wounds are healed In
less time, and with loss pain, than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Uomeopathyi sfnniling mission whose end
In ths overthrow Of all other modei OF cure, and
the establishment ofitsown complete and per.
manent rule.
HOMEOPATHY ASD LIFE AssURAScE.-The
Directors Of London Life Assurance ONCE
the 'Iicnural Proyident"- at tsrecent meeting
have placed on record their opinion THAT per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
NOR. robust health, are loss frequently attacked
bv disease. and when attacked recover moro
rapidly than those treated by any other system;
that with respect to the more fatal classes Of ds'
eth, mortality under Homeopathy is smailin
comnarlson with that OF Allopathy; that there
are dis ,nscs not curablc at nil undcr the latter
system, which are perfectly curable under the
former: finally, that the medicines prescribed by
Homnophathists do not lnjurs tho constitution,
whereas those employed by AIopaths mol un'
freauentl entail tho most serious, nnd In many
instances, fatal consequence The Dreetors
further propose to summon meoung OF the
,hnreholderst TO lay before them tho facts they
have collected. and the decision at which they
hoy. arrived, namely: ITO open special sec.
lion for persons treated by Homeopathic sys.
tenn. at n lower rate Of premium than that
charged on other livea"-LoHdon (EHS) 90.
serrer.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LlTE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Albany. New York. aayi: RE.
GkRDlNG MEDICAL TREATMENT n af.
fectlng rates. that the systems OF medical prac:
lice az affecting the duration Of life, are we'll
worthy of confederation by Life Insurance Com.
pnnIcs, app ear to us evident; calculations upon
data In our possession show decreased rate Of
mortality under the " Homeopathic system OF
Medicine" We have therefore concluded to
make a deduction OF 10 per cent. from the table
rates upon each payment Of premium by those
habitually using this mode OF treatment. In
case of medical practice being changed, tho full
eswlll be again charged. To those who en-.
ploy the Homeopathic systcm when III. TINS
Company will make deduction OF l0 per cent.
from the usual rates Of premiu n, feeling satis.
ted ths,thc mortality from disease Is vastly less
under this mode OF treatment. From large
mass Of statistics, gathered from all parts OF tue
civilized world. and supplied largely by Aiio'
pathlc auth critics. embracing the records OF the
treatment Of over 100000 cases Of disease, II
drawn the following:
GENERAL SUMMARY.
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All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS,

Reasons for Insuring with tho California
hIutuali
lat, The list of Directors ind Officers en-.
bracssnamcswell and fsvorably known through.
out the States Of the Pacific Coast as men Of
broad and liberal views. oftried integrity, sagao'
ity and business experience, In whose hands the
AFFAIRS Of the Company are safe beyond question.
I'd. tits tho Interest ofovery one, whose ousi.
ness and property 10 upon this Coast, to rotaln
here the vast sums Of money which, In the ab.
scnoe Of q successful Home Company, Will be
annually drained hence by Foreign Companies.
N, B.-Persons insuring In this Company Will
NOT have to WAIT TWO MONTHS for appli.
cation to be accepted and Policy returned from
New York.
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robI,owp interests rs we'll as the Interests n Of
hIs Customors, and can always be found al hs
Stand. 3i6 south G street, on the Divide, Virsn'a'
Storey county, Nevada. n.xrrR.
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First cabin passengers bcrthed through;
All the steamers OF this Company WI. A
and paSIage at rednced rates.
P.ssage Tickets to Liverpool .oueerstoHn,
tbs "I,iyerpool and Great. WcsteTn. stesm,nIp
Company's" itaunch and elegant Iron Steam
shJps Al unusually low rates:
1pn,.soc from Bremen, Hamburg, Southampton
and Hayre, Copenhagen. Chri.tiana. and co.'s
borg, by hrIt.olass Steamers OF the NORTH Ger
man Lloyd's, at very reduced rates.
C,ps hundred pounds baggage free:
An experienced Surgeon on board-mea'''n''
and attendance free.
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A FORTUNE FOR $5.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$1,000, for $5l
Somebody Bound to Get Rich.

THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL, JUST IN
i below tho Methodist and Catholic tlH
Churches. Main street, Gold Hill, Will boz
rafticd Of at tho
GOLD HILL TFIEATER
On Pridny Evening", July 10, 1888.
One Thousand Tickets, at IS each. Title
guaranteed.
Descriptioa Of she Prepertyt-Bar
bedrooms on first floor; Parlor l2x16; l,
Rooms upstairs; Parlor 1890; Hydrants
IIIe Of Lot 36ixll8 feet; size Of Building 3ofeei
front by 66 feet deep.
~The Rattle to be conducted by . Com
mittee to be chosen by the audience.
r. G. ONEIL. Owner.
Gold Hill, May l6, 1858. myl6-u
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$50 REWARD !!

r osT, IN GOLD HILL, JUNE !. 1858. AN
IL Enameled Diamond Pin. The above reward
will b paid the finder, and no qusstiors asked,
by leaving The sams n Taylor q Binlley,g 6ar
loon, Gold HIl. GEORGE W. GILBERT.
Virginia, June 9, lsca js3-lw
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DEAD

To their own interest they will buy rnY snSlr
CLOTHING. GR0cERiEs1: 1 CEGoknRs EG,ooHnRs
VEposENE CASTOR and LARD OILS, hnd
everything In that line Of ono whois
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CALIFORNIA
M U T U.AL LIF E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
SAN FRANCISCO.
November 10, 1857.
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY!

Capital, In U. .. Gold Coin.......-S1OO,0OO
Guarantee Fund, u. =, Gold Coin 25O,0O0
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Directors.
; H T +. .s6kB MAKEE1Lb X. b. M D. Medical Examiner"

1NHIS COMPANY ISSUES ALL THE
i most desirable and popular kinds ofPolieies'
assuring any sum on single life, from s5oo to
$4,000. The Company freely grant every ad'
vantage to policy holders appertaining to the
business, and offer terms ss liberal as those OF
any first class Company.
In the event Of death, claims will be promptly
settled.
Tho wise provision Of tho laws under which
this Company Is organized, while requiring q
paid up Cash Capital Of sl0o 1000, and thus In.
Suring a Board OF Directors with a pccuniary
stockholders Of any Portion Of tho Pref.
lis OF tho Business, beyond the interest
earned by the capital contributed by them. thus
making II purely mutual Company.
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=, will tbu, he s.cn that Of one huudsed pa.
tlen,streatcd by Homeopathic physicians, eight
Wilde, while IL the same number aro treated oy
Ailopathie physlcisns. thirty four will die and
OF tho nyriads who die under old school rsat.
ment tho world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save soveuty.sIx OF ovcry hundred.
virginia. March. Q. 1868. mr2'H
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
THE

Fac, of tho matter s Jghthis: have come 70 .,
the conclusion TO brlehy inform tue peoP'' "
Storey county thatH they are not
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Tho NEVADA, Capt. Kelly. sails June ~

STAGE DEPARTMENT
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MINERS' UNION.

MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
IHl ming, In tha District Court Room, srSss Mss
Virginia; and every Thursday Evenlns'in ine
atcr Hall. Gold Hill. ~x
May 90, 1893. ms'"
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Passenger, booked through 10 any ofthe abo,
named points.
WIN. Z. HALE,
milf Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

EXAMINING BoTToMs OF WILLIS
1t is not generally known, we think
how easy matter it is to examine
the bottom of y well, cistern or
pond of water by the use Of a com
mon mirror. Hold a mirror, when
the sun is shining brightly, so that
the reflected rays of light will fall
into the water. A bright spot will
be seen at the bottom, so light as to
show the smallest object very plain
ly. By this means we have exam
ined the bottoms Of wells fifty feet
deep, when half full or more Of wa
ter. Tho smallest straw, or other
small object, can be perfectly seen
from the surface. In the same way
one can examine the bottoms Of
ponds and rivers, if the water be
somewhat clear, and not agitated by
winds or rapid motion. If well
or cistern be under cover, or shaded
by buildings, SO that the sunlight
will not fall near the opening, it is
only necessary to employ two mir
rors, using one to reflect the light
to the opening, and another to send
it down perpendicularly into the
water. Light may be thrown fifty
or hundred yards to the precise
srot desired, and then reflected
downward.