April 24, 1857 (4 pages)

. ~ VOL. 6. NO. 5 0. Summon Che Nevada Journal. . ———~“sanmon ~ PUBLISHED BY Ne) District ( ourt of the N.P.BROWN&Co. . grees ments George N Elliott—Gre« E. G. WAITE. ng: mmoned to answer the ce Orville T. Ames, file« —— Stebbins, N. P. BROWN. YOU are hereby and D. Wood the service of this wr within twent and out of this « you in this State z OFFICE—No. 46 MAEN STREET. —_——_TOTeOeeOeeOeeOeeEOeeSeeeSeeeSeeeESeS i thie dt Ret . Vis dats TERMS: immenced on the . For Ovz Year j1 Pa ace RR en EO 37, in 1 Conrt, fi Simi re eben. 5s: a kas ship of Ames & Eili FQN RRR MOREE SC oon csc tneesce bees a IN ag 2 hn gene sae Business Cards. STANTON BUCKNER BUCKNER & HILL, ©, WILSON HILL . eted, th wr by d AVING associate tice of the Law, will attend prompi confided to their eare in Nevada and adjoining counties. ' Nevado 1 ft 1¢ Court, stimony whert < of the District C s handand impr his the llth day of March in the prac to all business . JAS. CHT RCEM AN. w Hl MARTIN Churchman & Martin, ‘ @ounsellors & Attorneys at Law, . By Wm. Smith, Deputy. GARDNER & HFARD : Summons. ALBAN’S BUILDING BROAD STREET. NEVADA. feb Le SPEAR H 3 THORNTON. Sau ®pear & Thornton, . fe Counselors and Attorneys at Law . DOWNITEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. } QTATE IF CALIFORNIA—C St Ss SON—Greeting : TILL PRACTICE > Courts of the Fourt Indicial Distr the Supreme Couri jeville x from the A. NILES, McFARLAND & NILES Riley’s Brick build « MCFARLAND. Cc. aw. erest thereon as s¢ tile in t >of th THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Attorne y and Counsellor at Office he oife Law, ee ee ee e hereby notified that A. A. Sargent, . you therefor by defz . 8 and also der d of th Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ate topes bei DISTRICT ATTORNEY y whereof I, JNO. H. Orrrcr—At the Court Honse i J. R. M’CONNELL. w STEWART . J.H. BO McCONNELL & STEWART, } Ln By i " } Gard tiffs Att Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. . = Will pra in all the Courts of the 14th Judiciol Dis. Notice trict, and in the Supreme Conrt, : . QITATE OF CALIFORNIA, Con Offiee in Kidd’s Block, up stairs. augStf . \) Inthe District Court 14th Jnd ———— } Ch r THOMAS P. IWAWLEY, NOTARY PUBLIC. *kner & Hill, Kelsey’s building, street, Nevada. \. A. SARGENT, Notary Public, Office—At the Court Hor ~‘JNO. L. GAMBLE, NOTARY PUBLIC, RILEY'S BUI DING BROaD STREET, NEVADA . Nevada, Pebruary 257-tf The Peopk To Johan Bu i b of th ise. un T. ELLARD BEANS, Notary Public, John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, . Office—A few doors below T. Fitard Beans & Co., on Broad stetet, Nevada Legal Advertisements. Fourteenth Judical I TC s & C account between aforesaid, do hereunto s th J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. tvs for Pit trict Court of the Fourteenth Ju Michelson and wife deple of the State of California, to M. MICHELnst you and I int as herein directed, Pl to set my hand ar ou, the Ss. unty of Nevada—ss tof aint of , Within ten if served on you in f served on you in m of the eo-partnersaid 2 property, monies, e firm of Ames & firm, in whosoever be to the ree ¥ above t unts, nt. } ii to answer ne plaintiff will take fa ther with such other notes, Jos. A. Rowe, I AVING the present season eng: talented Artists in the United . John H. Bostwick, Ss e seal of said Court, A. D. 1857. FOR TWO NIGHT This celebrated Troupe c JAMES HERN feb 13-3m of Nevada—Disal District of said performance has won him the world, THE ORIGINA . . Long connected with Rockwell & St« Rope performer and Vaulter who will ible feat of turning 8° > ser the recovery of three . 5 4) ether with plaint how ict Court aforeof Foreclosure lescribed therein vorite Horse, WILD if mu fail to answer Balls aré unsurpassable. ged some of the most States and Europe. Will appear in this city on April ‘ . the world renowned Equestrian and Scene Rider whose praise of being the most chaste and d HIRAM FRANKLIN, ) consecutive Sur J. BE. FISHER, . Celebrated Perch and Bar Act rider will iutroduce his faBILL? JAMES ROBBINSON, The Amfrican Hercules whose performance wiih Cannon San Francisco Advertisements. 4&4 DVERTISING AGENCY, San Francisco — Iron Building.Cor of Washington and Montgomery sts. Entrance on Washington street, up-stairs. L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent of the NEVADA JouRNaL, and other California, Oregon and Sandwich Island newspapers. Advertising in the Atlantic States. L. PF. has now completed his arrangements for the forwarding of advertisements to all the principal largest cireulating Journals and Newspapers published in the Atlantic States. A fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish to advertise in any section of the Union, of doing so at the lowest rates, and in a prompt and satisfactory manner. Ail so disposed, are invited to call on him and leave their advertisements, April 3, 1857—tf E. P. Seymour, Dealer in atl kinds of Wocden and WILLOW WARE Twines and Cordage, HOUSEKFEPING ARTICLES, French & German Fancy articles, &c. N E corner of Battery and Clay strect, San Francisco AS ON HAND—200 doz ex hesvy Cora Brooms, T 500 Nests painted Tubs; 500 Dozen 3 hoop, patent:ear Pails 3 200 Dozen Zine Wood Washboards ; 3000 Lbs Hemp and Linen Bit! Twine ; 50C0 Lbs Manilla aad Hemp Rope, assorted sizes; 500 Nests Willow Market and Clothes Baskets ; Adams’ Sluice, Scrub, Floor, Dust & Shoe brushes. Mason’s Blacking, large and medium sizes. Bird Cages, Mats, Feateer Dusters, &c., Together with every article appertaining to the Wood and Willow Ware line > For sale LOW, to the trade. 3 3th and May Ist S ONLY! onsists of ANDEZ, . alin of universal aring rider in the L. Methe great Slack perform the incredninersetts. April 3—3m 4 Ww % . No. 172 Washington Street, San Francisco. Sheet, Card and Book Music, Piano Fortes, . take judg. . ee eee vied ee And other Musical Instrume nts, It, together with all . pay !TRINGS and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars, Clarioncts ie Court such other . CHORGE PHOPLES . sy Rees for Violins, Guitars, Clarionets 1 —— t b E GOODS AND TOYS. hday of April A. STWICK, Clerk. Wm. Smith, D. C. orneys. Aprill7-4w al District. required to above . end Greeting: . . h Judic d to answer t The Chinese Ju Aud Shaksperean Clown an MDLE. AUS The Assention AUSTIN, ‘TIGHT ROPE DANCER! MONS. DEVANL THE INDIA RUBBER Wax and Cue Leathers, Flags of all Hloves, &e, &e. Together with all kinds »tions,” useful or amusing. *ked with great care and forwarded with should mention by what beat or Express Co > goods are required to be sent, mch-27 ATWILL & CO., 172 Washing Pissolution of Partnership. of he FIRM OF WASS, MOLTIER & CO., Assavers of GoLD and SILVER, is this day aissolved by mutnal consent, and their business will be settled by ( HAS. UZNAY,a member of said firm, and now a partnc rin i f HARASZTHY, UZNAY & CO., Gold and , rs and Assayers, office No. 85 I rcial and Sacramento strec ttery street 3 ttory of th te firm having been erred and connected with the New Refine ry, the 5 t rs who have c posited » are respectfully ted to %y iness with the new firm ef Harazthy, i Jester. TIN, S. C. WASS, A. P. MOLTIER, pees i, CHAS. UZNAY. TO BANKERS, . Assayers & Gold Dust Dealers. . Eon eS . VHE HOUSE OF HARASZ eat ea, f. THY, UZNAY &.CO, Having established their new new Gold and Silver }R ry onal and in a pe AnEeT r,are 2 ead) i Is and re MAN. n for i S. Mint, in the “5G ae 3 rs and Gold R. i. Munt, Wi. BD. . ee ten oat PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . ; sees a FP Offi Ru sD St Comn . ittorney for Pia ae nel Se ee SSIDENCE—W pase Bee, JOS £P A. ROWE. Stade Acme ce . Emsolvemt Notice. on fds I ms HE “ if s = 2 . Ct TATE OF CALIFORD of Nevada—ss In . SILA WS— Austin alt *ranaiin. Hiarvey Giumnt, Wi. wD. [SS ‘the County Court FENWICK MIL y pees sfordu < OFFICE-IN CRITTENDEN'S BRICK BUILDING, . LER vs HIS CREDITC et F Will be presented the beautiful Piay of dition 03 aia eee cee. i See ae Sa ot . JANSON, BOND & CO., I. WILLIAMSON LN DAWLEY. . To concinde with WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, . BANKERS, PETER JENK Corser of Battery and li Clay Streets, San Francisco INS’ 300 , AT fHEIR OLD STAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. VEiSTL FTO THE CIRCUS i 20 ca : . . . > 1 < 2 . Highest Price paid for Gold Dust. . } oe adrian, 4 JUY ‘ity, County and State Scrip. Gold Dust sentto . Admission—BOXES $2 00 0 ) the Atlantic . PPP: 00 Fe Gold Dast sent s Mint,San Francisco . “ E : ‘ for c Doors open 7 o'clock, Performance commence at 7 1-2, 5 Dr see val Atlantic States and transact a ‘baa i stele Giga emeatver eae TRS Se ; . here Insolveat be stayed. . The company will perform at Grass Valley, April “ooh: “= i , ord r of Cou ; . and 28th. Rough & Ready 29th. Mae of . pa bla she igh eyes acl JAS. F. ANGELL, AGENT. Cotton ani kerchiefs ; i ( Ls 3) wre esis a tata of April A. . rillvth, 1857—td Isriliiantines, Ja ets, Cambrics ; rs a Sete € Sa D. 1857 H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. fs ss oe Victoria Lawns, Dotted Swiss ; ( W. MULFORD WS eae ope eid To the Travelling Public! Cotton and Wool Hosiery ; . oi 4 4 . -——_——_——— —_—___—_—_—_— . =a — NP A ‘ “ Pick Clive ch Ti mi . Aries ; : ae . \Califormia Stage Company. mock Geires, Leis seat BB A AY i E R. . Sheriff Ss Sale =e a The Sta f this Company will ates, < poate va = ; eon Main street, v e GOLD Dust, ,anddo the u VIRTUE 1 ivercc fan Ex nt "WEE¢ ERO VAS YWAIRSHE, . SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, . MAIN STREET, ABOVE OMMERCIAL, . EVADA’ CITY. feb 20-ty A. ROGER J.M. HAMILTON, H. =. COYE ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co. . 1aton th ed eave their o rerican Exchan , on r Mason > hundred . >. RAMENTO. , A. M. a boats st on $518 17, at the date thereon . ¢ , A. M. passing by e Ranch and Long y Jo clock, P.M JAMES HAWORTI W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. known . an Hill in . el8th day of April = hg. Nevada, March, 7, clock, P. M., I will sell all the right, RANGE ENE IEE IAT EU EO ee TO Oe let T = . t laim of said J. J. B and to General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, . Poe FE 2 d : loor in . Window (lies, Oils, Camphene, Peder, Pace, Gor” . S640e°° imu Fencing Academy dage, Tackle, Blocks, &e. att id stand, est and be atisfy said execution and all . cain No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada: . costs. WM. BUTTERFIELD WR. CHAUVEL, Nevada, Ang. 15—tf apl 3td Sheriff of Nevada County. F OULD re ctfully announce to VW has opened a FENCING SCHO Cc. W. YOUNG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DFALER > All kinds of Fine Watches, ee CONSTABLE’S TATE OF CALIFURNIA, Nevad ship —By v 0 IN DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, i—C reial street, Nevada.— Aug. Z. P. DAVIS GUN aving survived the tablishe t er for the sum of , do Wm. €. te wit SuMETH. riber hz I costs, the sv 12 1 ments be ut ir d and putin orde N the city of Ne Guns and Pistol . Baird, def ada,on the 4th day of May Hanson’s Hall. SALE. County and TownContrapointe, Bros erde . the ivanta fiak ar hou M., while any hour may be pupils. The lessons sing] a Art of Fencing is for defence, but for the de useini to be um of 2143 63 5 n of Si43 63, elopment of » Of 13.87 ae . obs . for giving pleasant and easy manners, 4 00, ma in th . natural dete such as shoulders o a ites ae ue rooks of s limba < as oe 350, allo d judgCrooks of the limbs, and a stooping affords an agreeable amuseme Nevada, December 16—tf have taken in exe. rv cash, the fot pertain House sith side there next below He > » } nat motica. iia . betw pen th ours of +A M. und 4 P. M. to sat i Fate: maT Te alee, Bae tscmcted ture anv part demands and accruing costs . Sm PERS : \ saci Z T. S. GREGORY. cx ‘ ——— = 1 ains, ab ' New Rifles 1 to order Nevada. April 10th oar S. GREGORY, Constable. cheap for cash, consi wo ps ada, April th, oF F. MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, . ded to, andin the ta. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Count All work } theart. TI ompily a street, N CHARLES H. BAIN ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ARPENTERING done in the best style and with des. , poets Billian! Tables repaired and all kinds of Fan. }. £0n —— J ) E tev Work. easonable thankful for past favors and solic. . © sof suit: have taken in Exec icy —— a wees 008 ul for past fav an c to the highest. bidder for cash. t Sass tas te 9 of Wi s Dawley's ope > :—One House Shop in the rear of Williamson & Dawley’s Ba P F ie Sete ene .ame sscine Also all his ri lot of minin artenby directed, i acting J date the $ ment rendered ir A. D. 1857, in fav sued from the Court of J ice of the Peace for Nev John L. Gamble, laims, Situated on Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels, Ranches, Xe. ate Deputy County Surveyor, would ut the County that he 1 Day, and that he is now actical or scien . credentials as an accom Ww claims, on A. D. I857, between t hours ¢ M.; taken as the property of T. above dem nds and accruing costs. ny of Nevada, April 9th, 1857.—td tific nature, plished En ffice in Riley alo on, Broad street. S F. W. THAYER, Atioiney at Law, Nevada City, Orrice—Over Critenden’s store, Main street. uilding, up-stairs, over billiard sep-12 3y virtde ofan Execution te e Court of John Anderson. Esq. the Peace in and for the Coanty afo: March 21st, A. D. 1857, to satisty a jr said courton the 19th day of March of Sidney Huntoon and against H. FE of $11340 debt, inter have taken in execution, and will se m* F. SCHOTTE, Assav Office, No. 30 Main st., AtW liamson & Dawley’s Banking House. ‘OLD DUST AND ORES of every description assayed G promptly and faithfully and returns made in from six to twenty-four hours—in Bare or Coin. : 2g I guarantee my Assays and will pay any differences that may arise in the same, withthe Assays of any 7, S. Mints. oS Refers to any ofthe Gold Dust Buy nad its vicinity. Langton’s Pioneer Express. Runs Daily to all parts of the Northern Mines 4 Office—On Main street, in Pacific Express office. JOHN PATTISON, AGENT. Nevada, Aug. 8, 1856. in and toa ce inlot of Mining el tive American Ravine,in the tow nances belo A.M, and 5 o'clock, P. M. Sale to J. B. Nevada, March 27th, 1857. Dissolutio ers of Nevada 16—tf tual consent. Nevada," A pril 17th, 1857,—3y ip of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Fxecut h day of April, A. D. 1857, to sa d Court on the rof J. Jones and against The sum of $6610 debt, inte at, title, and interest in and toa certain FRIDAY, the twenty Anderson to satisfy the J. B. GRAY, Constable. Constable's Sale. TATE GF CALIFORNIA, County of Ney an t, damages and costs of suit :—] der for cash, all the right. title and interest of H. B. Gates knowa as the Gates & Co's. claims and all the apperteng to the same, on THURSDAY, the léth day of April, A. D. 1857, between the hours of 9 o'clock. claims. Taken as the property of H. B. Gates to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. HE Coparinership heretofore existing between FRISBIE & SNOW was dissolved in March last by muy of Nevada, Town tome j-, an ty. bearing sfy a judg 28th day of March, Anderrest, damages, and cution, and will sell described ed on Main he now lives on.— Beadsteads of all sizes ; M. Clark, ada ¢ Extension and Reading Barber's Chairs, Wash-s Locking-Glasses of all si Cane seat and Back Arm Nurse Chairs ; Buckeye Hill, r Anderson’s Mining nth day of April, of 9 A.M. and4P. 8 Sheets, Comforters, Feat The undersigned would r tidn of their old custo their new stock of goods on PINE STREET, next door to A. Where by strict ottention to business a liberal share of public patronage. pectfally . lelivered A Fresh supply Groceries and Just received bv T ELLAR re 1, bearing date ndgment rendered by A.D. 1857, in favor 3. Gates for the sum tito the highest bidMeyers and Wm. A. Coe sent. . daysfrom date, will be left with take place on said } “ tion, Nevada, April 34, 1857. NOTICE. GRAY, Constab e, m. Washington road about 4 miles from business, and take our pay in lumber. A. B. FRISBIE. ticulars enquire of S. A. SNOW. So a — x via Auburn as an acmm V nt for leisure hours, FURNITURE! <¢ . $10,000 WORTH OF FURMITURE. Sntire new stock the Largest and Cane and Wood Seat Chairs ; Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs ; Dining, Card and Centre Tables, Office Desks and Furniture, Mattrasses, Pillows, Piliow Cases ; © public generally to ABBOTT & EDWARDS. Provisions, D BEANS & CO. dissoly Wm_ RB. Coe is authorised to settle ‘the accounts of the late firm and all bills remaining 2n attorney for collecNY person or persons wishing to go inte the Saw Mill business we have an excellent location on the furnish logs toany parties that may wish to go into that A George Lewis, ge. ck Shirts ; net and Jean Pants. ussortment of other Dress and Fancy erous to mention. Corner Battery and Clay sts. >, Batti v1 arriving for San F neiseo. sean Sacks. POR SALE CHEAP—By JANSON, BOND & CO., Corner of Battery and Clay streets. Seamless Sacks. ee SALE cheap—By April 3—2m y morning at 7 igh & Ready, ing at Marysville . ] April 3—2m I, Prest. C.§. C JANSON, BOND & CO., Corner Battery and Clay strects, Silk Wandkexchicfs. 4 6) INCH Silk» Frandkerchiefs. For sale by oe JANSON, BOND & CO. April 3—2m 95 Battery street. 1856 2 gp UNDERS ‘ED most respectfully invite the attention o EWERS to the fact that he has 1 A. M., to5 P, . made arrangements to receive monthly from New York convenience of . a few bales of very choice New Hops, selected and packed expressly for him, which he guarantees first quality, and of the crép of 1856. Lhe first invoice has just arrived. Also—To his MALT I.STABLISHMENT, inthis city, the only extensive one‘in the country, which is under the superintendance of an old PRACTICAL AND EX. PERIENCED MALSTER, where can always be had in any quantities, MALT, guaranieed of very superior qualit the public that he OL ia Boswell & ILops and Superior Malt. 1556 in Fencing, either ick, will find all th sexes, not only physical serength and forreforming f unequal height, It also carriage. MADE FROM CHOICE OLD BARLEY, Which he offers for sale at a very low price for CASH. Prompt and particular attention given to all orders addressed to him at the office of the Pioneer Malt House No81 and 83 Washington street, San Francisco. April 3—3mis LEWIS 8 FORD. r brought into the rhiech will be sold sting of W. P. EDWARDS. A. F. C. ENGERT. Edwards & Engert. 18 Front Street, JEG to solic . b € a share of the patronage of the merants of Nevéda and vicinity, and offer for sale at the lowest market rates a general assortment of Provisions, Groceries, Liquors, &c. isting of Butter, Lard, Cheese, Pork, Hams, Baef, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Sauces, Pie its, and a General assortmhnt of Case Goods. Flour, Soap, Starch, Candles, Salt, Matches, &c. &c. American and French Brandies, Holland Gin. Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey in bbls or kegs. English Ale & Porter. Orders from the country promptly exeeuted. The undersigned also solicit consignment of California Produce, to the prompt sale of which they will devote strict attention. Tables ; tands, zZes?: con, Rockers and hers, &e. invite the atfenBlock & Co's. os <i ania ama cae EDWARDS & ENGERT, 48 Front street, one door from California. or.2 som m WM. H. BOVEE & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW BUILDING, 123 Front,cor. Oregonstreet. Costa Rica Coffee : Rio Coffee ; Old Gov. Java, 50Ib sacks; Green Java Coffee, 50 Ib. Manilla Coffee, 50 Ib mats ; mats ; Pepper ; Cinnamon ; of Allspice Ginger ; Dissolution. Cloves; California Mustard ; ims, situated on Na5 3 Mace, fresh ground, in } Ib. glas . 3S hip of Nevada, and HE co-partnership heretofere existmg between S. ALSO, Nutmegs, Cassia in mats, and all kinds of Spied by mutual concesin the grain. a as-if unpaid after 30 For by W. H. BOVEE & Co. 123 Frontst. cor. Oregon, San Francisco. S. MEYERS, Charles Morrill, WM. R. COE. Importer and WholesaleDealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Foods, Garden S eeds, English and French Chemicals. tee for all the PATENT MEDICINFS—Manufacturers of Camphene and Polar Oils, &e. &c C=} Orders justly attended to—Terms liberal. San Franciseo—Store corner of Sansome and Clay sts Nevada. We will For further parSacramento—Store on K street, corner Third. feb13 B.D. MeCLOUD. . AIM ONO Lis Crashed, New Orleans, Pondered A. J, ALSTON. J. BL. NEWMAN. R. M' MURRAY Alston, Newman & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, AND Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods! Pine Street, between Broad & Commercial. RE NOW RECEIVING and just opening a well se lected, complete and entire new stock of Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, to which they pariieularly call the attention of the citizens of Nevada county and surrounding country. Consisting in part of Fine Black and Blue Frock Coats. Cassimere Business Coats. FineBlack, Blue and Fan¢ty Cassimere Pants, to gether with every article (totedious to mention) appertaining to that line and usually found in a similar establishment. Tn fine Goods we haye aLarge Stock, well made and of a better cut than has heretofore brought to this: market We flatter ourselves, that we possess all the elements in point of long residence, thorough systematic business habits, and particularly knowing the wants of thismarket will be enabled fromtime to time to render entire satisfaction. In short, neither time, attention, expense and unceasing efforts to accommodate all will be spared to render our house second to none in the mountains in point of quality, price, &e. &c. Our prices shall be the lowest and uniform. {We ask a call and we guarantee to render proof of what we say. Nevada, March 20, 1857. S Furrn. 18957. A. Buocx. ONE PRICE OTHING WAREHOUSE! Cor. Commercialf &jPine streets; Nevada. ~ ’ A. BLOCK & Co. T AVE NOW ON HAND and are in constant receipt of a large and varied assortment of Fashionable Ready-Made_Clothing ! AND . Gentlemens’ Furnishing Goods Consist in part as follows : Coats. Cloth and Fancy Cassimere Business Coats : Surtouts, Sacks, and other styles of Overcoats ; Cloth and long nap Talmas; Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets; Fine black cloth Frock C. 33 Goto mixed cassimere oats, Vests. Black Silk Velvet Vests (latest style:) Black figured Silk, C mere and Satin Vests Fancy and plain Cassimere Vests. 3 Paemate. Plain aud fancy Cassimieré Pants ; Vi aud fancy Satinett Pants ; Black Doeskin and Cassimere Pants Tweed and Kentucky Jeans Pants. Shirts and Drawers. Davis & Jones’ Patent Shirits, (large stock;) Silk Undershirts and Drawers ; White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Flannel, Check and Hickory Shirts. Hats. Black, Brown and Pearl French Hats; Black, Brown and Pearl Wool Hats. Blankets. White, Blue, Red and Gray Blankets. Domestic. own and bleached Sheetings ; Together with a large assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, In endless variety. Rubber Goods, Haywards’ Long Rubber Boots, (latest improvement.) r “ “ Four-fourth e Rubber Coats with Capes. k and whi ber Glove ‘ and ret amine our stock. ackets, hort—Hat Covers, &c., sold >lowest prices. Call and exA. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, January 2, 1857.—tf ni Spring Style of Hats. A. LAMOTT, (Successor to Collins & Co.,) YHE EAGLE HAT STORE! * Cor. J and 2d St. Sacramento: h hes > IN WANT of a NEW STYLE OF HAT, 2 Fine article and beautifully made, can be pleased by ealling on the above, Just received from Lima, some of the finest Peruvian Hats that have ever been in the country. Ihave on hand the largest assortment of Hats and Caps ever offered for sale in Californla. My stock comprises Otter Hats, Rooky Mountain Beaver Hats, Moleskin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats, French and A ican make of Felt Hats, of allstyles, colors nnd qualities. Caps—A complete assortment, for men’s, youths children’s wear. or N. B.—Allkinds of Hats and Caps made to order at the shortest notice. Warranted to fit or no sale. [>= Orders from the country strictly attended to ; so youcannot come in yourself send in your orders. I will guarantee satisfaction, March 6, 1857—tf ORTENTAL SALE and LIVERY STABLE, hse LARGEST STABLE firs (08 (ss f j in the City. 4 . + “ JOHN A. LANCASTER, 4 ORMERLY of the Metropolis Stable would inform his friends and the publie generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddl ass, &e. &e.— and is: now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be founa in the State. Well trained fleet and easy Saddic Horses, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain ine confidence of my friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with carefuj drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &c. &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure, or engaged on business would do well to give me a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Oct. 17th, 1856. REMOVAL. ROENHEIM & BRG. AVE REMOVED to their old starid, Brick Build ing, Corner of Broad and Pine treets, (Kidd & Knox's Building.) Where they would respectfully invite their old friends and customers to call and examine their large, new and sclect stock of CLOTHING In all its branches jus* reccived from the Bay, consisting ae: Boots, oes, Hats, Caps, Blankets and Clothing of every description and prices to suit the times. M. RoSENHEIM, Nevada, Feb. 13, 1856.—tf ~ BOOTS & SHOES!!! MIKE LEWIS A. ROSENBAUM, On Hand Again at the City Boot and Shoe Store, Sign of the “Big Boot” ON COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Landeker's Brick Store. REMOVED. McROBERTS & FUNSTON Dealers in Groceries, Liquors WINES & MINERS’ SUPPLIES. Have removed to No. 39, Broad Street, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFPICE. Come and see us. W™. S$. McRorerts, M. H. Fuxstron. A Card. Merchants of Nevada—Gentlemen : . pmetrae 3 that expedition is a paramount object with you in the transit of your goods, Lhave coneluded to withdraw the freighttariff heretofore presented to you, ut still asure you that the price of freight via Railroad Main Street, Nevada. If A. S. RosksHEIM. wilLecontinne Taywor. than he tho sms nf tanenm Lectin ‘ sn saaemeicam gag . i. ’ WHOLE NUMBER 362, NEVADA JOURNAL lS SS ee z Chinese Opinions of the War with Englawd. James Hanley, Chinese interpreter, has furnished the S. I’. Bulletin with the translation of a letter written by la Chinaman at Canton, to a native friend in California, which gives some idea of their estimation of the relative strength of the different nations. The writer begins by saying: . ©The times among us are very_boisterous, Our coufitry is convulsed with warring with our own people and foreigners. “lhe sah-sam-hong [thirteen foreign factories] was reduced to ashes but a few days since, which I suppose will be the means of bringing legions of barbarians to our shores to make war against uss “The neglect of our handarins in enforcing the law when it is nescessary; and at other times passing beyond the prescribed bounds assigned them, together with the audacity of foreigners on our shores, have beer the means of bringing about the troubles from which we have suffered and are most likely to suffer for some time to come. As, for instance, the lap-samhong. Our Governor Yeh ordered each hong [factory] to be destroyed, which was done, and for which we must suffer. Such was an injustice on our side. We ought not to have destroyed'the hongs of the people of the nation who were at peace with us. But what limits can be set to men who seek revenge ?” The writer speaks of the indignation that burst forth among the Chinamen at the time the “ English barbarians” invaded their country, and then gives it as his opinion that a just retribution will soon be dealt out to these “ barbarians.” “The Emperor of Russia,” he says, ‘is about to join our cause, and with myriads of warriors suppress the rebellion of our own people and sweep the vagabond English barbarians off the face of the earth, and by that means establish the tranquillity so much desired throughout the length and breadth of the Middle Kingdom—[China.]” By this it would appear that the wri-. ter is somewhat acquainted with the re-. cent quarrel between England and Rus-) sia, but whether the idea cf Russia’s interference between the “English barbarians”’ and their own Celestial people,. spruag spontaneously into his head, or! was placed there by outsiders, we don’t know. The writer, however, as well as his Celestial brother, give evidence that they are not vastly pleased with the idea. a Speaking of England as being one‘ef the three great nations of the earth, China and Russia being the others, he says: “Yet withal they are weak when compared with Russia, which has been thoroughly tested of late. They with myriads from other nations for two years could not succeed in taking one city, [Sebastopol ?] but had to return home well beaten, and thereby frustrated in their designs on the honorable Russian nation. What success can they expect when the great Russian naticn will be at our aid? None whatever.” The following, which is a portion of the letter, smacks somewhat of proseription : “Now the red-haired barbarians, . nglish} and other foreign devils, [fan qui] who come to our shares, add nothing to our benefit. We supply them with tea, rhubarb, silks and many other valuable commodities, while they in return bring us nothing but opium. * us ss Our Central Empire furnishing for many years, teas, sugar, and other: commédé ties, to these ungrateful barbarians, will henceforth be closed against them, depriving them thereby of the valuable products of our Empire. Ina few years they will know themselves better, when they have: suffered trom the wants of that with which we furnish them, as we are determined from hence onward, never to admit any more foreigners on our coast.” : Enp oF THE Worup at Hanp.—Paris is very much excited by an astronomical controversy at which all do not laugh! The two most eminent astronomers, one of France, the other of Germany, are arguing whether the world is to come to an end on the thirtieth of June next! All the scientific world, it appears, have long been uneasy at the approach of a comet to our earth; and though it is conceded by the disbelievers that the contact must take place in June next, they argue (or Mons. Babinet, the French astronomer, for them,) that, as comets are but atmospheric affairs, it will not materially affect us.— The German, on the contrary, says that it will not merely be the passing of a “gentleman who smokes,” but that its centre is solid fire, and: that the surface of the earth will be turned into a sea of fiery lava, by his formidable cigar! SuHarp SHootrers.—Lord Evelyn, son of the Earl of Bute, and an officer in the Guards, wore long mustaches, and appeared in the House of Commons, of which he wasa member. One day, Mr. C—y thus addressed him: “My Lord, now that the war is over, won’t you put your mustaches on the peace establishment?” “I do not exactly know whether I shall do that,” replied his lordship; “but I would advise you to put your tongue on the civil list.” EPIGRAM. As in India one day an Englishman sat, With a smart native lass at the window, “Do your widows burn themselves? pray tell me that?” Said the pretty, inquisitive Hindco. “Do they burn?— that they do, the gentleman said, __ “* With a flame not so easy to smother— . For the Nevada Journal, One evening, as I was trudging home, feeling very tired, (fof I had been out since morning,) I laid me down beneath the lengthening shadow of an oak tree; hard by a stream, where once clear waters, rolled, a muddy tide oceanward.— There, blasting the face of mother earth” with their foul touch, were a group of . remorseless, iron-fisted miners, delving’ beneath the mossy banks, for those hid. dea treasures of corruption —Gold.— There, too, another gang, with ithpipye hands and grovelling heafts, twining the waters from their natural course, were busily engaged —there, with unflagging zeal in thé great cause of Mammon; a woodman swung his axe, felling the noblest of trees, in this ourgolden land ——a Sugar Pine. Each seemed intent ‘upon destroying nature’s charming face. I fell asleep. Methought a strain‘ of: ha ett . Heaven-born music floating on aerial . wings enthralled my senses: My soul . seemed overwhelmed with the serenity of happiness. On gushed the laughing tide —now striking against some giant; soulless rock, and falling back, a shiid-' }em of degraded nature !” dering spray of melody — each téax a note; now gliding fearless by. Never ' had my sout drunk in such heavenly sounds. TI listened wondering. Now came a mournful dirge-like sound of such deep feeling and intense degpait, that seemed to petrify my heart with horror! And ever and anon I heard! the trumpet voice of wind-pierced treés, roll out in the deep tones of dark, unutterable anguish—-Woe! Woe! Woe! I asked my soul, what meant the’ change? And straight a rushing sound as of a flight of tsmpést winged angels, and a voice crying, “’Tis the last requiThen camé a shock as of a mighty earthquake, and with it a sound, like to the breaking of all nature’s heart!! I woke weeping, and starting to my feet, on the still trembling earth, I beheld the giant of the forest, laying peacefully on the bosom of that mother who had nurtured him in infancy. Close beside mo sat an Indian squaw, playing her Jews harp ; and on looking Heavonwards, I'perceived a flight of ducks ! ” Strange materials to produce such an effaet upon the mind’ through the agency ofthe ear. By the mighty shade of the mightier oak ’neath which i slept —ecatch me napping again . . —-that’s all—and I'll pay the Zager. D. s+, in ~. in Yor the Nevada Journal, About™the~best instance of “ April Fooling,” that we have heard of for some time, happened in Grass Valley, on the ist inst. ‘There is a young maw avery hard working young man — in fact quite a smart young man, in that village, who is somewhat of an artist, i. e. he is slightly addicted to caricaturing ball room ladies in that Vicinity. We callhim Mc. He contemplated the possibility cf drawing a landscape froin his cabin door; and the more he thought of it, the more he considered the plan feasible. At last, with feverish energy, he commenced, but scarcely had his pencil touched the paper, when he observéd an old friend coming along. «Hallo! Mc., how are you? Why, what’s that you're doing?” “Oh! nothing particu! lar,” said our artist; “only sketching this view.” “ Why, you don’t mean’ to tell me that you go to work in ¢hat'old fashioned w ay, do you? Tt tel’ yeu what; I'll just give you a ‘wrinkle,’ that I found out myself some years ‘ago. Get a large looking glass, a ‘sheet «of tissue paper, and about 50 cents worth Demar Varnish; then place your glass so as to contain the image of the view to be sketched, and having smeared the tissue paper with the varnish, lay it over the surface of the looking glass, and sketch away.” “Me. pondered a: while over his friend’s advice, (after he had left,) and having at length conclu: ded that there might be something in it, wended his way to town, purchased the necessary articles, came back, and not until he had frequently failed in hid experiment, did he think of its being the jst of April, and that there really might be something in it: And yet hé feels so loth to “acknowledge the corn,” that he affirms that it certainly could be done, if he could only get paper thin cnough ! et : D. EXTRAvRDINARY TriumpH oF Eto QUENCE.—A certain town in Italy’sent a deputation to Urban fifth, who Was very ill, soliciting some fayor. The on: ator, without any mercy #'the sick man: made a long tedious disddarse. ““Have he any thing more to say?” asked his oliness, impatiently. “Nothing,” replied the orator, “except that if you do not grant our request, ‘I am instructed to recite my speech agaim” His holi: ness immediately ordered that all his demands shculd be freely and instantaneously complied ‘with. si Extract.—She’s beautiful, amiable, refined; full of music, poetry, and feeling; but she’s married. ‘Talking ‘tq such a being is like owning a ticketin csi cei bapa RANE ral RPMI Ion ora " ‘ . .

. ~ VOL. 6. NO. 5 0. Summon Che Nevada Journal. . ———~“sanmon ~ PUBLISHED BY Ne) District ( ourt of the N.P.BROWN&Co. . grees ments George N Elliott—Gre« E. G. WAITE. ng: mmoned to answer the ce Orville T. Ames, file« —— Stebbins, N. P. BROWN. YOU are hereby and D. Wood the service of this wr within twent and out of this « you in this State z OFFICE—No. 46 MAEN STREET. —_——_TOTeOeeOeeOeeOeeEOeeSeeeSeeeSeeeESeS i thie dt Ret . Vis dats TERMS: immenced on the . For Ovz Year j1 Pa ace RR en EO 37, in 1 Conrt, fi Simi re eben. 5s: a kas ship of Ames & Eili FQN RRR MOREE SC oon csc tneesce bees a IN ag 2 hn gene sae Business Cards. STANTON BUCKNER BUCKNER & HILL, ©, WILSON HILL . eted, th wr by d AVING associate tice of the Law, will attend prompi confided to their eare in Nevada and adjoining counties. ' Nevado 1 ft 1¢ Court, stimony whert < of the District C s handand impr his the llth day of March in the prac to all business . JAS. CHT RCEM AN. w Hl MARTIN Churchman & Martin, ‘ @ounsellors & Attorneys at Law, . By Wm. Smith, Deputy. GARDNER & HFARD : Summons. ALBAN’S BUILDING BROAD STREET. NEVADA. feb Le SPEAR H 3 THORNTON. Sau ®pear & Thornton, . fe Counselors and Attorneys at Law . DOWNITEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. } QTATE IF CALIFORNIA—C St Ss SON—Greeting : TILL PRACTICE > Courts of the Fourt Indicial Distr the Supreme Couri jeville x from the A. NILES, McFARLAND & NILES Riley’s Brick build « MCFARLAND. Cc. aw. erest thereon as s¢ tile in t >of th THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Attorne y and Counsellor at Office he oife Law, ee ee ee e hereby notified that A. A. Sargent, . you therefor by defz . 8 and also der d of th Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ate topes bei DISTRICT ATTORNEY y whereof I, JNO. H. Orrrcr—At the Court Honse i J. R. M’CONNELL. w STEWART . J.H. BO McCONNELL & STEWART, } Ln By i " } Gard tiffs Att Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. . = Will pra in all the Courts of the 14th Judiciol Dis. Notice trict, and in the Supreme Conrt, : . QITATE OF CALIFORNIA, Con Offiee in Kidd’s Block, up stairs. augStf . \) Inthe District Court 14th Jnd ———— } Ch r THOMAS P. IWAWLEY, NOTARY PUBLIC. *kner & Hill, Kelsey’s building, street, Nevada. \. A. SARGENT, Notary Public, Office—At the Court Hor ~‘JNO. L. GAMBLE, NOTARY PUBLIC, RILEY'S BUI DING BROaD STREET, NEVADA . Nevada, Pebruary 257-tf The Peopk To Johan Bu i b of th ise. un T. ELLARD BEANS, Notary Public, John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, . Office—A few doors below T. Fitard Beans & Co., on Broad stetet, Nevada Legal Advertisements. Fourteenth Judical I TC s & C account between aforesaid, do hereunto s th J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. tvs for Pit trict Court of the Fourteenth Ju Michelson and wife deple of the State of California, to M. MICHELnst you and I int as herein directed, Pl to set my hand ar ou, the Ss. unty of Nevada—ss tof aint of , Within ten if served on you in f served on you in m of the eo-partnersaid 2 property, monies, e firm of Ames & firm, in whosoever be to the ree ¥ above t unts, nt. } ii to answer ne plaintiff will take fa ther with such other notes, Jos. A. Rowe, I AVING the present season eng: talented Artists in the United . John H. Bostwick, Ss e seal of said Court, A. D. 1857. FOR TWO NIGHT This celebrated Troupe c JAMES HERN feb 13-3m of Nevada—Disal District of said performance has won him the world, THE ORIGINA . . Long connected with Rockwell & St« Rope performer and Vaulter who will ible feat of turning 8° > ser the recovery of three . 5 4) ether with plaint how ict Court aforeof Foreclosure lescribed therein vorite Horse, WILD if mu fail to answer Balls aré unsurpassable. ged some of the most States and Europe. Will appear in this city on April ‘ . the world renowned Equestrian and Scene Rider whose praise of being the most chaste and d HIRAM FRANKLIN, ) consecutive Sur J. BE. FISHER, . Celebrated Perch and Bar Act rider will iutroduce his faBILL? JAMES ROBBINSON, The Amfrican Hercules whose performance wiih Cannon San Francisco Advertisements. 4&4 DVERTISING AGENCY, San Francisco — Iron Building.Cor of Washington and Montgomery sts. Entrance on Washington street, up-stairs. L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent of the NEVADA JouRNaL, and other California, Oregon and Sandwich Island newspapers. Advertising in the Atlantic States. L. PF. has now completed his arrangements for the forwarding of advertisements to all the principal largest cireulating Journals and Newspapers published in the Atlantic States. A fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish to advertise in any section of the Union, of doing so at the lowest rates, and in a prompt and satisfactory manner. Ail so disposed, are invited to call on him and leave their advertisements, April 3, 1857—tf E. P. Seymour, Dealer in atl kinds of Wocden and WILLOW WARE Twines and Cordage, HOUSEKFEPING ARTICLES, French & German Fancy articles, &c. N E corner of Battery and Clay strect, San Francisco AS ON HAND—200 doz ex hesvy Cora Brooms, T 500 Nests painted Tubs; 500 Dozen 3 hoop, patent:ear Pails 3 200 Dozen Zine Wood Washboards ; 3000 Lbs Hemp and Linen Bit! Twine ; 50C0 Lbs Manilla aad Hemp Rope, assorted sizes; 500 Nests Willow Market and Clothes Baskets ; Adams’ Sluice, Scrub, Floor, Dust & Shoe brushes. Mason’s Blacking, large and medium sizes. Bird Cages, Mats, Feateer Dusters, &c., Together with every article appertaining to the Wood and Willow Ware line > For sale LOW, to the trade. 3 3th and May Ist S ONLY! onsists of ANDEZ, . alin of universal aring rider in the L. Methe great Slack perform the incredninersetts. April 3—3m 4 Ww % . No. 172 Washington Street, San Francisco. Sheet, Card and Book Music, Piano Fortes, . take judg. . ee eee vied ee And other Musical Instrume nts, It, together with all . pay !TRINGS and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars, Clarioncts ie Court such other . CHORGE PHOPLES . sy Rees for Violins, Guitars, Clarionets 1 —— t b E GOODS AND TOYS. hday of April A. STWICK, Clerk. Wm. Smith, D. C. orneys. Aprill7-4w al District. required to above . end Greeting: . . h Judic d to answer t The Chinese Ju Aud Shaksperean Clown an MDLE. AUS The Assention AUSTIN, ‘TIGHT ROPE DANCER! MONS. DEVANL THE INDIA RUBBER Wax and Cue Leathers, Flags of all Hloves, &e, &e. Together with all kinds »tions,” useful or amusing. *ked with great care and forwarded with should mention by what beat or Express Co > goods are required to be sent, mch-27 ATWILL & CO., 172 Washing Pissolution of Partnership. of he FIRM OF WASS, MOLTIER & CO., Assavers of GoLD and SILVER, is this day aissolved by mutnal consent, and their business will be settled by ( HAS. UZNAY,a member of said firm, and now a partnc rin i f HARASZTHY, UZNAY & CO., Gold and , rs and Assayers, office No. 85 I rcial and Sacramento strec ttery street 3 ttory of th te firm having been erred and connected with the New Refine ry, the 5 t rs who have c posited » are respectfully ted to %y iness with the new firm ef Harazthy, i Jester. TIN, S. C. WASS, A. P. MOLTIER, pees i, CHAS. UZNAY. TO BANKERS, . Assayers & Gold Dust Dealers. . Eon eS . VHE HOUSE OF HARASZ eat ea, f. THY, UZNAY &.CO, Having established their new new Gold and Silver }R ry onal and in a pe AnEeT r,are 2 ead) i Is and re MAN. n for i S. Mint, in the “5G ae 3 rs and Gold R. i. Munt, Wi. BD. . ee ten oat PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . ; sees a FP Offi Ru sD St Comn . ittorney for Pia ae nel Se ee SSIDENCE—W pase Bee, JOS £P A. ROWE. Stade Acme ce . Emsolvemt Notice. on fds I ms HE “ if s = 2 . Ct TATE OF CALIFORD of Nevada—ss In . SILA WS— Austin alt *ranaiin. Hiarvey Giumnt, Wi. wD. [SS ‘the County Court FENWICK MIL y pees sfordu < OFFICE-IN CRITTENDEN'S BRICK BUILDING, . LER vs HIS CREDITC et F Will be presented the beautiful Piay of dition 03 aia eee cee. i See ae Sa ot . JANSON, BOND & CO., I. WILLIAMSON LN DAWLEY. . To concinde with WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, . BANKERS, PETER JENK Corser of Battery and li Clay Streets, San Francisco INS’ 300 , AT fHEIR OLD STAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. VEiSTL FTO THE CIRCUS i 20 ca : . . . > 1 < 2 . Highest Price paid for Gold Dust. . } oe adrian, 4 JUY ‘ity, County and State Scrip. Gold Dust sentto . Admission—BOXES $2 00 0 ) the Atlantic . PPP: 00 Fe Gold Dast sent s Mint,San Francisco . “ E : ‘ for c Doors open 7 o'clock, Performance commence at 7 1-2, 5 Dr see val Atlantic States and transact a ‘baa i stele Giga emeatver eae TRS Se ; . here Insolveat be stayed. . The company will perform at Grass Valley, April “ooh: “= i , ord r of Cou ; . and 28th. Rough & Ready 29th. Mae of . pa bla she igh eyes acl JAS. F. ANGELL, AGENT. Cotton ani kerchiefs ; i ( Ls 3) wre esis a tata of April A. . rillvth, 1857—td Isriliiantines, Ja ets, Cambrics ; rs a Sete € Sa D. 1857 H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. fs ss oe Victoria Lawns, Dotted Swiss ; ( W. MULFORD WS eae ope eid To the Travelling Public! Cotton and Wool Hosiery ; . oi 4 4 . -——_——_——— —_—___—_—_—_— . =a — NP A ‘ “ Pick Clive ch Ti mi . Aries ; : ae . \Califormia Stage Company. mock Geires, Leis seat BB A AY i E R. . Sheriff Ss Sale =e a The Sta f this Company will ates, < poate va = ; eon Main street, v e GOLD Dust, ,anddo the u VIRTUE 1 ivercc fan Ex nt "WEE¢ ERO VAS YWAIRSHE, . SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, . MAIN STREET, ABOVE OMMERCIAL, . EVADA’ CITY. feb 20-ty A. ROGER J.M. HAMILTON, H. =. COYE ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co. . 1aton th ed eave their o rerican Exchan , on r Mason > hundred . >. RAMENTO. , A. M. a boats st on $518 17, at the date thereon . ¢ , A. M. passing by e Ranch and Long y Jo clock, P.M JAMES HAWORTI W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. known . an Hill in . el8th day of April = hg. Nevada, March, 7, clock, P. M., I will sell all the right, RANGE ENE IEE IAT EU EO ee TO Oe let T = . t laim of said J. J. B and to General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, . Poe FE 2 d : loor in . Window (lies, Oils, Camphene, Peder, Pace, Gor” . S640e°° imu Fencing Academy dage, Tackle, Blocks, &e. att id stand, est and be atisfy said execution and all . cain No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada: . costs. WM. BUTTERFIELD WR. CHAUVEL, Nevada, Ang. 15—tf apl 3td Sheriff of Nevada County. F OULD re ctfully announce to VW has opened a FENCING SCHO Cc. W. YOUNG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DFALER > All kinds of Fine Watches, ee CONSTABLE’S TATE OF CALIFURNIA, Nevad ship —By v 0 IN DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, i—C reial street, Nevada.— Aug. Z. P. DAVIS GUN aving survived the tablishe t er for the sum of , do Wm. €. te wit SuMETH. riber hz I costs, the sv 12 1 ments be ut ir d and putin orde N the city of Ne Guns and Pistol . Baird, def ada,on the 4th day of May Hanson’s Hall. SALE. County and TownContrapointe, Bros erde . the ivanta fiak ar hou M., while any hour may be pupils. The lessons sing] a Art of Fencing is for defence, but for the de useini to be um of 2143 63 5 n of Si43 63, elopment of » Of 13.87 ae . obs . for giving pleasant and easy manners, 4 00, ma in th . natural dete such as shoulders o a ites ae ue rooks of s limba < as oe 350, allo d judgCrooks of the limbs, and a stooping affords an agreeable amuseme Nevada, December 16—tf have taken in exe. rv cash, the fot pertain House sith side there next below He > » } nat motica. iia . betw pen th ours of +A M. und 4 P. M. to sat i Fate: maT Te alee, Bae tscmcted ture anv part demands and accruing costs . Sm PERS : \ saci Z T. S. GREGORY. cx ‘ ——— = 1 ains, ab ' New Rifles 1 to order Nevada. April 10th oar S. GREGORY, Constable. cheap for cash, consi wo ps ada, April th, oF F. MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, . ded to, andin the ta. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Count All work } theart. TI ompily a street, N CHARLES H. BAIN ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ARPENTERING done in the best style and with des. , poets Billian! Tables repaired and all kinds of Fan. }. £0n —— J ) E tev Work. easonable thankful for past favors and solic. . © sof suit: have taken in Exec icy —— a wees 008 ul for past fav an c to the highest. bidder for cash. t Sass tas te 9 of Wi s Dawley's ope > :—One House Shop in the rear of Williamson & Dawley’s Ba P F ie Sete ene .ame sscine Also all his ri lot of minin artenby directed, i acting J date the $ ment rendered ir A. D. 1857, in fav sued from the Court of J ice of the Peace for Nev John L. Gamble, laims, Situated on Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels, Ranches, Xe. ate Deputy County Surveyor, would ut the County that he 1 Day, and that he is now actical or scien . credentials as an accom Ww claims, on A. D. I857, between t hours ¢ M.; taken as the property of T. above dem nds and accruing costs. ny of Nevada, April 9th, 1857.—td tific nature, plished En ffice in Riley alo on, Broad street. S F. W. THAYER, Atioiney at Law, Nevada City, Orrice—Over Critenden’s store, Main street. uilding, up-stairs, over billiard sep-12 3y virtde ofan Execution te e Court of John Anderson. Esq. the Peace in and for the Coanty afo: March 21st, A. D. 1857, to satisty a jr said courton the 19th day of March of Sidney Huntoon and against H. FE of $11340 debt, inter have taken in execution, and will se m* F. SCHOTTE, Assav Office, No. 30 Main st., AtW liamson & Dawley’s Banking House. ‘OLD DUST AND ORES of every description assayed G promptly and faithfully and returns made in from six to twenty-four hours—in Bare or Coin. : 2g I guarantee my Assays and will pay any differences that may arise in the same, withthe Assays of any 7, S. Mints. oS Refers to any ofthe Gold Dust Buy nad its vicinity. Langton’s Pioneer Express. Runs Daily to all parts of the Northern Mines 4 Office—On Main street, in Pacific Express office. JOHN PATTISON, AGENT. Nevada, Aug. 8, 1856. in and toa ce inlot of Mining el tive American Ravine,in the tow nances belo A.M, and 5 o'clock, P. M. Sale to J. B. Nevada, March 27th, 1857. Dissolutio ers of Nevada 16—tf tual consent. Nevada," A pril 17th, 1857,—3y ip of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Fxecut h day of April, A. D. 1857, to sa d Court on the rof J. Jones and against The sum of $6610 debt, inte at, title, and interest in and toa certain FRIDAY, the twenty Anderson to satisfy the J. B. GRAY, Constable. Constable's Sale. TATE GF CALIFORNIA, County of Ney an t, damages and costs of suit :—] der for cash, all the right. title and interest of H. B. Gates knowa as the Gates & Co's. claims and all the apperteng to the same, on THURSDAY, the léth day of April, A. D. 1857, between the hours of 9 o'clock. claims. Taken as the property of H. B. Gates to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. HE Coparinership heretofore existing between FRISBIE & SNOW was dissolved in March last by muy of Nevada, Town tome j-, an ty. bearing sfy a judg 28th day of March, Anderrest, damages, and cution, and will sell described ed on Main he now lives on.— Beadsteads of all sizes ; M. Clark, ada ¢ Extension and Reading Barber's Chairs, Wash-s Locking-Glasses of all si Cane seat and Back Arm Nurse Chairs ; Buckeye Hill, r Anderson’s Mining nth day of April, of 9 A.M. and4P. 8 Sheets, Comforters, Feat The undersigned would r tidn of their old custo their new stock of goods on PINE STREET, next door to A. Where by strict ottention to business a liberal share of public patronage. pectfally . lelivered A Fresh supply Groceries and Just received bv

T ELLAR re 1, bearing date ndgment rendered by A.D. 1857, in favor 3. Gates for the sum tito the highest bidMeyers and Wm. A. Coe sent. . daysfrom date, will be left with take place on said } “ tion, Nevada, April 34, 1857. NOTICE. GRAY, Constab e, m. Washington road about 4 miles from business, and take our pay in lumber. A. B. FRISBIE. ticulars enquire of S. A. SNOW. So a — x via Auburn as an acmm V nt for leisure hours, FURNITURE! <¢ . $10,000 WORTH OF FURMITURE. Sntire new stock the Largest and Cane and Wood Seat Chairs ; Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs ; Dining, Card and Centre Tables, Office Desks and Furniture, Mattrasses, Pillows, Piliow Cases ; © public generally to ABBOTT & EDWARDS. Provisions, D BEANS & CO. dissoly Wm_ RB. Coe is authorised to settle ‘the accounts of the late firm and all bills remaining 2n attorney for collecNY person or persons wishing to go inte the Saw Mill business we have an excellent location on the furnish logs toany parties that may wish to go into that A George Lewis, ge. ck Shirts ; net and Jean Pants. ussortment of other Dress and Fancy erous to mention. Corner Battery and Clay sts. >, Batti v1 arriving for San F neiseo. sean Sacks. POR SALE CHEAP—By JANSON, BOND & CO., Corner of Battery and Clay streets. Seamless Sacks. ee SALE cheap—By April 3—2m y morning at 7 igh & Ready, ing at Marysville . ] April 3—2m I, Prest. C.§. C JANSON, BOND & CO., Corner Battery and Clay strects, Silk Wandkexchicfs. 4 6) INCH Silk» Frandkerchiefs. For sale by oe JANSON, BOND & CO. April 3—2m 95 Battery street. 1856 2 gp UNDERS ‘ED most respectfully invite the attention o EWERS to the fact that he has 1 A. M., to5 P, . made arrangements to receive monthly from New York convenience of . a few bales of very choice New Hops, selected and packed expressly for him, which he guarantees first quality, and of the crép of 1856. Lhe first invoice has just arrived. Also—To his MALT I.STABLISHMENT, inthis city, the only extensive one‘in the country, which is under the superintendance of an old PRACTICAL AND EX. PERIENCED MALSTER, where can always be had in any quantities, MALT, guaranieed of very superior qualit the public that he OL ia Boswell & ILops and Superior Malt. 1556 in Fencing, either ick, will find all th sexes, not only physical serength and forreforming f unequal height, It also carriage. MADE FROM CHOICE OLD BARLEY, Which he offers for sale at a very low price for CASH. Prompt and particular attention given to all orders addressed to him at the office of the Pioneer Malt House No81 and 83 Washington street, San Francisco. April 3—3mis LEWIS 8 FORD. r brought into the rhiech will be sold sting of W. P. EDWARDS. A. F. C. ENGERT. Edwards & Engert. 18 Front Street, JEG to solic . b € a share of the patronage of the merants of Nevéda and vicinity, and offer for sale at the lowest market rates a general assortment of Provisions, Groceries, Liquors, &c. isting of Butter, Lard, Cheese, Pork, Hams, Baef, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Sauces, Pie its, and a General assortmhnt of Case Goods. Flour, Soap, Starch, Candles, Salt, Matches, &c. &c. American and French Brandies, Holland Gin. Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey in bbls or kegs. English Ale & Porter. Orders from the country promptly exeeuted. The undersigned also solicit consignment of California Produce, to the prompt sale of which they will devote strict attention. Tables ; tands, zZes?: con, Rockers and hers, &e. invite the atfenBlock & Co's. os <i ania ama cae EDWARDS & ENGERT, 48 Front street, one door from California. or.2 som m WM. H. BOVEE & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW BUILDING, 123 Front,cor. Oregonstreet. Costa Rica Coffee : Rio Coffee ; Old Gov. Java, 50Ib sacks; Green Java Coffee, 50 Ib. Manilla Coffee, 50 Ib mats ; mats ; Pepper ; Cinnamon ; of Allspice Ginger ; Dissolution. Cloves; California Mustard ; ims, situated on Na5 3 Mace, fresh ground, in } Ib. glas . 3S hip of Nevada, and HE co-partnership heretofere existmg between S. ALSO, Nutmegs, Cassia in mats, and all kinds of Spied by mutual concesin the grain. a as-if unpaid after 30 For by W. H. BOVEE & Co. 123 Frontst. cor. Oregon, San Francisco. S. MEYERS, Charles Morrill, WM. R. COE. Importer and WholesaleDealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Foods, Garden S eeds, English and French Chemicals. tee for all the PATENT MEDICINFS—Manufacturers of Camphene and Polar Oils, &e. &c C=} Orders justly attended to—Terms liberal. San Franciseo—Store corner of Sansome and Clay sts Nevada. We will For further parSacramento—Store on K street, corner Third. feb13 B.D. MeCLOUD. . AIM ONO Lis Crashed, New Orleans, Pondered A. J, ALSTON. J. BL. NEWMAN. R. M' MURRAY Alston, Newman & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, AND Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods! Pine Street, between Broad & Commercial. RE NOW RECEIVING and just opening a well se lected, complete and entire new stock of Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, to which they pariieularly call the attention of the citizens of Nevada county and surrounding country. Consisting in part of Fine Black and Blue Frock Coats. Cassimere Business Coats. FineBlack, Blue and Fan¢ty Cassimere Pants, to gether with every article (totedious to mention) appertaining to that line and usually found in a similar establishment. Tn fine Goods we haye aLarge Stock, well made and of a better cut than has heretofore brought to this: market We flatter ourselves, that we possess all the elements in point of long residence, thorough systematic business habits, and particularly knowing the wants of thismarket will be enabled fromtime to time to render entire satisfaction. In short, neither time, attention, expense and unceasing efforts to accommodate all will be spared to render our house second to none in the mountains in point of quality, price, &e. &c. Our prices shall be the lowest and uniform. {We ask a call and we guarantee to render proof of what we say. Nevada, March 20, 1857. S Furrn. 18957. A. Buocx. ONE PRICE OTHING WAREHOUSE! Cor. Commercialf &jPine streets; Nevada. ~ ’ A. BLOCK & Co. T AVE NOW ON HAND and are in constant receipt of a large and varied assortment of Fashionable Ready-Made_Clothing ! AND . Gentlemens’ Furnishing Goods Consist in part as follows : Coats. Cloth and Fancy Cassimere Business Coats : Surtouts, Sacks, and other styles of Overcoats ; Cloth and long nap Talmas; Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets; Fine black cloth Frock C. 33 Goto mixed cassimere oats, Vests. Black Silk Velvet Vests (latest style:) Black figured Silk, C mere and Satin Vests Fancy and plain Cassimere Vests. 3 Paemate. Plain aud fancy Cassimieré Pants ; Vi aud fancy Satinett Pants ; Black Doeskin and Cassimere Pants Tweed and Kentucky Jeans Pants. Shirts and Drawers. Davis & Jones’ Patent Shirits, (large stock;) Silk Undershirts and Drawers ; White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers ; Flannel, Check and Hickory Shirts. Hats. Black, Brown and Pearl French Hats; Black, Brown and Pearl Wool Hats. Blankets. White, Blue, Red and Gray Blankets. Domestic. own and bleached Sheetings ; Together with a large assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, In endless variety. Rubber Goods, Haywards’ Long Rubber Boots, (latest improvement.) r “ “ Four-fourth e Rubber Coats with Capes. k and whi ber Glove ‘ and ret amine our stock. ackets, hort—Hat Covers, &c., sold >lowest prices. Call and exA. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, January 2, 1857.—tf ni Spring Style of Hats. A. LAMOTT, (Successor to Collins & Co.,) YHE EAGLE HAT STORE! * Cor. J and 2d St. Sacramento: h hes > IN WANT of a NEW STYLE OF HAT, 2 Fine article and beautifully made, can be pleased by ealling on the above, Just received from Lima, some of the finest Peruvian Hats that have ever been in the country. Ihave on hand the largest assortment of Hats and Caps ever offered for sale in Californla. My stock comprises Otter Hats, Rooky Mountain Beaver Hats, Moleskin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats, French and A ican make of Felt Hats, of allstyles, colors nnd qualities. Caps—A complete assortment, for men’s, youths children’s wear. or N. B.—Allkinds of Hats and Caps made to order at the shortest notice. Warranted to fit or no sale. [>= Orders from the country strictly attended to ; so youcannot come in yourself send in your orders. I will guarantee satisfaction, March 6, 1857—tf ORTENTAL SALE and LIVERY STABLE, hse LARGEST STABLE firs (08 (ss f j in the City. 4 . + “ JOHN A. LANCASTER, 4 ORMERLY of the Metropolis Stable would inform his friends and the publie generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddl ass, &e. &e.— and is: now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be founa in the State. Well trained fleet and easy Saddic Horses, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain ine confidence of my friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with carefuj drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &c. &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure, or engaged on business would do well to give me a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Oct. 17th, 1856. REMOVAL. ROENHEIM & BRG. AVE REMOVED to their old starid, Brick Build ing, Corner of Broad and Pine treets, (Kidd & Knox's Building.) Where they would respectfully invite their old friends and customers to call and examine their large, new and sclect stock of CLOTHING In all its branches jus* reccived from the Bay, consisting ae: Boots, oes, Hats, Caps, Blankets and Clothing of every description and prices to suit the times. M. RoSENHEIM, Nevada, Feb. 13, 1856.—tf ~ BOOTS & SHOES!!! MIKE LEWIS A. ROSENBAUM, On Hand Again at the City Boot and Shoe Store, Sign of the “Big Boot” ON COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Landeker's Brick Store. REMOVED. McROBERTS & FUNSTON Dealers in Groceries, Liquors WINES & MINERS’ SUPPLIES. Have removed to No. 39, Broad Street, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFPICE. Come and see us. W™. S$. McRorerts, M. H. Fuxstron. A Card. Merchants of Nevada—Gentlemen : . pmetrae 3 that expedition is a paramount object with you in the transit of your goods, Lhave coneluded to withdraw the freighttariff heretofore presented to you, ut still asure you that the price of freight via Railroad Main Street, Nevada. If A. S. RosksHEIM. wilLecontinne Taywor. than he tho sms nf tanenm Lectin ‘ sn saaemeicam gag . i. ’ WHOLE NUMBER 362, NEVADA JOURNAL lS SS ee z Chinese Opinions of the War with Englawd. James Hanley, Chinese interpreter, has furnished the S. I’. Bulletin with the translation of a letter written by la Chinaman at Canton, to a native friend in California, which gives some idea of their estimation of the relative strength of the different nations. The writer begins by saying: . ©The times among us are very_boisterous, Our coufitry is convulsed with warring with our own people and foreigners. “lhe sah-sam-hong [thirteen foreign factories] was reduced to ashes but a few days since, which I suppose will be the means of bringing legions of barbarians to our shores to make war against uss “The neglect of our handarins in enforcing the law when it is nescessary; and at other times passing beyond the prescribed bounds assigned them, together with the audacity of foreigners on our shores, have beer the means of bringing about the troubles from which we have suffered and are most likely to suffer for some time to come. As, for instance, the lap-samhong. Our Governor Yeh ordered each hong [factory] to be destroyed, which was done, and for which we must suffer. Such was an injustice on our side. We ought not to have destroyed'the hongs of the people of the nation who were at peace with us. But what limits can be set to men who seek revenge ?” The writer speaks of the indignation that burst forth among the Chinamen at the time the “ English barbarians” invaded their country, and then gives it as his opinion that a just retribution will soon be dealt out to these “ barbarians.” “The Emperor of Russia,” he says, ‘is about to join our cause, and with myriads of warriors suppress the rebellion of our own people and sweep the vagabond English barbarians off the face of the earth, and by that means establish the tranquillity so much desired throughout the length and breadth of the Middle Kingdom—[China.]” By this it would appear that the wri-. ter is somewhat acquainted with the re-. cent quarrel between England and Rus-) sia, but whether the idea cf Russia’s interference between the “English barbarians”’ and their own Celestial people,. spruag spontaneously into his head, or! was placed there by outsiders, we don’t know. The writer, however, as well as his Celestial brother, give evidence that they are not vastly pleased with the idea. a Speaking of England as being one‘ef the three great nations of the earth, China and Russia being the others, he says: “Yet withal they are weak when compared with Russia, which has been thoroughly tested of late. They with myriads from other nations for two years could not succeed in taking one city, [Sebastopol ?] but had to return home well beaten, and thereby frustrated in their designs on the honorable Russian nation. What success can they expect when the great Russian naticn will be at our aid? None whatever.” The following, which is a portion of the letter, smacks somewhat of proseription : “Now the red-haired barbarians, . nglish} and other foreign devils, [fan qui] who come to our shares, add nothing to our benefit. We supply them with tea, rhubarb, silks and many other valuable commodities, while they in return bring us nothing but opium. * us ss Our Central Empire furnishing for many years, teas, sugar, and other: commédé ties, to these ungrateful barbarians, will henceforth be closed against them, depriving them thereby of the valuable products of our Empire. Ina few years they will know themselves better, when they have: suffered trom the wants of that with which we furnish them, as we are determined from hence onward, never to admit any more foreigners on our coast.” : Enp oF THE Worup at Hanp.—Paris is very much excited by an astronomical controversy at which all do not laugh! The two most eminent astronomers, one of France, the other of Germany, are arguing whether the world is to come to an end on the thirtieth of June next! All the scientific world, it appears, have long been uneasy at the approach of a comet to our earth; and though it is conceded by the disbelievers that the contact must take place in June next, they argue (or Mons. Babinet, the French astronomer, for them,) that, as comets are but atmospheric affairs, it will not materially affect us.— The German, on the contrary, says that it will not merely be the passing of a “gentleman who smokes,” but that its centre is solid fire, and: that the surface of the earth will be turned into a sea of fiery lava, by his formidable cigar! SuHarp SHootrers.—Lord Evelyn, son of the Earl of Bute, and an officer in the Guards, wore long mustaches, and appeared in the House of Commons, of which he wasa member. One day, Mr. C—y thus addressed him: “My Lord, now that the war is over, won’t you put your mustaches on the peace establishment?” “I do not exactly know whether I shall do that,” replied his lordship; “but I would advise you to put your tongue on the civil list.” EPIGRAM. As in India one day an Englishman sat, With a smart native lass at the window, “Do your widows burn themselves? pray tell me that?” Said the pretty, inquisitive Hindco. “Do they burn?— that they do, the gentleman said, __ “* With a flame not so easy to smother— . For the Nevada Journal, One evening, as I was trudging home, feeling very tired, (fof I had been out since morning,) I laid me down beneath the lengthening shadow of an oak tree; hard by a stream, where once clear waters, rolled, a muddy tide oceanward.— There, blasting the face of mother earth” with their foul touch, were a group of . remorseless, iron-fisted miners, delving’ beneath the mossy banks, for those hid. dea treasures of corruption —Gold.— There, too, another gang, with ithpipye hands and grovelling heafts, twining the waters from their natural course, were busily engaged —there, with unflagging zeal in thé great cause of Mammon; a woodman swung his axe, felling the noblest of trees, in this ourgolden land ——a Sugar Pine. Each seemed intent ‘upon destroying nature’s charming face. I fell asleep. Methought a strain‘ of: ha ett . Heaven-born music floating on aerial . wings enthralled my senses: My soul . seemed overwhelmed with the serenity of happiness. On gushed the laughing tide —now striking against some giant; soulless rock, and falling back, a shiid-' }em of degraded nature !” dering spray of melody — each téax a note; now gliding fearless by. Never ' had my sout drunk in such heavenly sounds. TI listened wondering. Now came a mournful dirge-like sound of such deep feeling and intense degpait, that seemed to petrify my heart with horror! And ever and anon I heard! the trumpet voice of wind-pierced treés, roll out in the deep tones of dark, unutterable anguish—-Woe! Woe! Woe! I asked my soul, what meant the’ change? And straight a rushing sound as of a flight of tsmpést winged angels, and a voice crying, “’Tis the last requiThen camé a shock as of a mighty earthquake, and with it a sound, like to the breaking of all nature’s heart!! I woke weeping, and starting to my feet, on the still trembling earth, I beheld the giant of the forest, laying peacefully on the bosom of that mother who had nurtured him in infancy. Close beside mo sat an Indian squaw, playing her Jews harp ; and on looking Heavonwards, I'perceived a flight of ducks ! ” Strange materials to produce such an effaet upon the mind’ through the agency ofthe ear. By the mighty shade of the mightier oak ’neath which i slept —ecatch me napping again . . —-that’s all—and I'll pay the Zager. D. s+, in ~. in Yor the Nevada Journal, About™the~best instance of “ April Fooling,” that we have heard of for some time, happened in Grass Valley, on the ist inst. ‘There is a young maw avery hard working young man — in fact quite a smart young man, in that village, who is somewhat of an artist, i. e. he is slightly addicted to caricaturing ball room ladies in that Vicinity. We callhim Mc. He contemplated the possibility cf drawing a landscape froin his cabin door; and the more he thought of it, the more he considered the plan feasible. At last, with feverish energy, he commenced, but scarcely had his pencil touched the paper, when he observéd an old friend coming along. «Hallo! Mc., how are you? Why, what’s that you're doing?” “Oh! nothing particu! lar,” said our artist; “only sketching this view.” “ Why, you don’t mean’ to tell me that you go to work in ¢hat'old fashioned w ay, do you? Tt tel’ yeu what; I'll just give you a ‘wrinkle,’ that I found out myself some years ‘ago. Get a large looking glass, a ‘sheet «of tissue paper, and about 50 cents worth Demar Varnish; then place your glass so as to contain the image of the view to be sketched, and having smeared the tissue paper with the varnish, lay it over the surface of the looking glass, and sketch away.” “Me. pondered a: while over his friend’s advice, (after he had left,) and having at length conclu: ded that there might be something in it, wended his way to town, purchased the necessary articles, came back, and not until he had frequently failed in hid experiment, did he think of its being the jst of April, and that there really might be something in it: And yet hé feels so loth to “acknowledge the corn,” that he affirms that it certainly could be done, if he could only get paper thin cnough ! et : D. EXTRAvRDINARY TriumpH oF Eto QUENCE.—A certain town in Italy’sent a deputation to Urban fifth, who Was very ill, soliciting some fayor. The on: ator, without any mercy #'the sick man: made a long tedious disddarse. ““Have he any thing more to say?” asked his oliness, impatiently. “Nothing,” replied the orator, “except that if you do not grant our request, ‘I am instructed to recite my speech agaim” His holi: ness immediately ordered that all his demands shculd be freely and instantaneously complied ‘with. si Extract.—She’s beautiful, amiable, refined; full of music, poetry, and feeling; but she’s married. ‘Talking ‘tq such a being is like owning a ticketin csi cei bapa RANE ral RPMI Ion ora " ‘ . .