April 28, 1860 (4 pages)

; PLAIN, BLACK AND FANCY ge eel 7 es 3 7 en THE NEVADA NATIONAL f PRRELY PAPER, PURLISHED RYERY SATCRDAT MORN NG AT GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. N . TERMS: . OE, 0. ‘ } : eee nomen). 50 For three months acscccdibeese Ge p< merit frat insertion.$1 50 VOL 2. G RASS \ A LLEY , ( ALI E OURN [ Subsequent insertion.. GIOO EO pi = ~ Grass Valley Advertisemem's: . WASHOE SILVER MINES ~ a . Importer olesale Dealersin . = + — Nw Having Coudfidence in the . SAN FRANCISCO, weWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES . Have in store a large and complet AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . We bave concluded to try our luck again . rtement Will promptly attend o all business confided inthe rich mining town of Grass Valley, . »( 0 . s A N D ix care in Nevada and (re inggee ol extra . and we invite ull our friends and the public . .) 1.1, they disire to call the special attenion of nr mel mew nr A AF for alveamsters . gemerally to onr eth peated tetiaaber hee to the Ota erie given twall tir? of ConveyNew Clothiag Store, anci . KING & OTHET’S BRICK BUILD. . OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Bom formerly accaING, MILE STREET, pied by E. W. Spolford, Esq cite where we have on hand a choice assortment 0 —-—_ . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS . E. W. WASLIN, AND CAPS, DISTRIC! AT TORNEY and a Splendid Stock of . Witt Practee in «!! the Courts of Nevada County, . QGent’s Furnishing Goods, &c., ~ J I8E . bid I ‘s, Boy's d Youth's Boots and OBFICE DBE COURT HOUEE, ny. which we offer for sale at ee ee ee ated no-15 t SO io OM ae VERY LOW PRICES! @ . Ia aleo large and complete, and comprises Goods gs. C. RICHARDSON, -+++4MD TH. —— apdt regen,“ nving supelor advantages amd fas JUSTICE OF THE PEACE) . OPPOSITION tes for keeping our stock well arsorted and constantly replenished by fresh accessions from all the best r ’ TIT y anu es at the East, we are prepared to meet i . TO ALL OUR COMPETITORS. . wane act an a ines cee gpa pe ee OF FICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . The new firm is under the name of . ear Gauaer ee {this Coast, $* the Room, formerly ocoupied by FE. W. Spofford. . Pr. BERWIN & BRO. Merchants visiting the city will find it to their aa Bae HENRY BERWIN, only Disuwasuer. LUMBER LUMBER, . paeaaniae . ating at suction or elsewhere ‘ ; . Store in King & Othet’s Brick Building, on . Moberts, Merreson @& Ce., At the Mount George Mills. Mill Street, Grass Valley. 3m 70 California Street. a@prpared to fil . Orders for all kinds of j gar Remember Henry Berwin in his uew bus ness ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, ee i Aol eht . sod es On the Shortest Notice. and at the aie eS “i aii de ; , LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. = . NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. MACHINE SHOP BB We have on hand a Large Lot of Seaxoned ~~ i ° ce wai Nan «& e farrine and Drewed Flooring: aso Fencing KowEh . he Subscribers baving completed theit . py viNG established mnmelvee' rds, anda fine assortment of Dimea ; oe wed . NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, ] : @a@HAY and BARLEY taken in exchange ; go sa center amend Valles, . a: id > ave just opened one of the Largest, ane omptly attended to, anideltivered . Have just opened ot gest, apna asand;tanited. ie Gussa Valley or Nevada . most Complete Stocks of SE CLOTHING, © horse pawe we & . We have reeently enlarged our Store and appropria ted the se i floor exclusively to WOMEN’S. MISSES 6055, To which we are giving partieular attenion, and ofw hich we have every variety and description, o our assortement of Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary. rrselves in the above busi all kinds of ness we are now i } anc p Fronts for Bric nehes in diameter, Ir sleony and Awning Post EAM ENGINES of all kine {mportaut to Teamsters and th PUBLIC GENERALLY . Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, n ne. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. ! A CAREFUL SHEPHERD. Mormenism is still ia practical operation among us. Recently, # tall. raw boned i Saint, with a complexion very much reSHOES. . sembling that of boiled tripe, arrived here A Puexowenox 1y Acoustics.—Mesers. J H. MeFatlane and J. P. Dart, of Campbell's Flat, abeut three miles south of this place imforms us that they distenetly heard, at their place, the firing of the national salute at Fort Point, San Francisco, on the 19th inst., in honor of the arrival of the Japanese They were in their cabin at the time. The NE vADA NATIONAL BOOK & JOB PRINTIN @ MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have, in connection «ith the Nivana Nanowa Newsraren Beranuienaner. a JOB OFFICE, capabl of executing every description of dob Work, such a BorIwesCanos Creertans, Haxperi.ta, Brut eans, Porrens, Law Biases. Bari Tickers, Prockamers, BiLesor Farr Books ated" oMruiete, Exe. which will be exect wih natnes<ant diepatch, on reasonableterm # Ax Artist's Bit. —We clip the following amusing, bill of patticalars [t is translated from Gallagnani’s Jaques Tespoun, ornamental painter, was employ ed in the year 1700 to re-decorate the interior of a monastery. The abbot deeming hie } account exhorbitant refteeed to pay the de Messenger : roand. wherenpon a suit was instituted, and from Pittsburg with a couple of wives. but . sound seemed to pass in the ground immediathe following bill presented by the plaintiff deeming the flock too sma!l to start Salt Lake-ward with, held forthas follows to an . admiring audience, at a house over the canal, . necessary to the completion of his domestic felicity. His texi was: “Men is Skeerce and Weemen is Plenty.” “ Brothers and Sistern—pertickler the sis . tern I want to saya few words to you about . Mormonism—not for my own sake but for . yourn for men is Skeerce aud weemen is . plenty.” Mormonism is built en that high principal which vez that it aint good for man te be alone and a mighty sight worse for a woman. Therefore if'a man feels good with a Jitile company a great deal of it ought w make a man feelan awful sight better. The first principle of Mormonism is that womanare a good thing; and the second . principle is that you can’t have too much ef tely under them. Their attention was first drawn to the subject by a confused noise un. der them, when, by closer observation, they sounds, which they were certain were pro~ . . duced by the discharge of heavy ordinance. The distance from where the reports were heard to San Francisco, ia a staight line, is about 110 miles, which makes their statement seem almost incredible ; yet their koown veracity and inteligence entitles it to great weight with us, especially as their story is coroborated by the fuct that the firing did take place at that time.— Sonora Age. Past.—The young Prince of Orange, who is expected to marry the English Princess Alice, being determined to * have bis fling ” before allowing himself to be bound in the chains of matrimony, lately had a “ fast” . We give it as a curieas ilustration of the }way in which. in oldem time. religious . houses were ornamented. it is anique : AND CHILDREN’S . With a view to the perfection of the material . were enabled te count some fifteen distinct . For correcting aud varnishing the Ten 8 £ Commandments ... ssdccdes 8 13 Embelishing Pontius Pilate and put« ting a new ribbon on his cap.. 4 1, Restoring a tail toSt. Peter's cock and putting a new ribbon on his cay. 4 17 Restoring a tail to St. Peter's cock aud putting some rouge on his comb. 2 04 Tying the penitent thief to bis crons and restoring a finger... wih @ Replacing and gilding the lett wing of the angel Gabriel .. énvecee ooh 2 Washing the servant maid of the Chief Removing the Heavens, adding two stars, gilding the sun and cleaning » cicdlerstciaue PETC ET -to. OS Priest. Caiphas . ® good thing. Woman is tenderer than time of itin Paris, when on his way to see Rebordering Herod's rebe and repluc. man and is necessary to smooth down the his fiancee. This came to the knowledge roughness nf his character, and as man has Of bis intended mother-in-law, and she pre_&e, We will Some partickler point. Is, from § to 40 . ostings of cvery description, prompt: : “. WM. DENMAN, Chea per than lly exceuted, . weemen is plenty, . WH. DENMA! ones TOULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand Any Establishment of the kind W the Public that he has permanently located his I N TH Is CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STREET, ™ Adjoining Mr. Campbell's Smith's Shop, : Where hei« now prepared to Manufacture aud Repai wecan t mountai Any one wanting work done will do well to ca and exaimne our extensige lot PATTERNS Our stock consists of a very large assortment uf Re” All Orders lunctuatly Attended te @arriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe . THE LATEST STYLE OF W._ HEUGH. : y ’ mM best workmanlike manner,and upoa the mostreason-) SP RIN G LOTHING, JOHN MeARTHUR ableterms. gg All work warranted. The ‘heat atack of j 30m : Propreito:s Bae Carriages Vainted and Varnished <@e D R ES g & M [ N E 2g + ¢ ITS i pr Tne 4 nof Grany Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. ye ED erecta SB age Ms. gc ies Perweenessee ae INDIA RUBBER GOODS. BLANKETS, . SANFORD'S CIRCULAR Hats, and Gentlemen’s FOR 1860! ——4 ~ oye "4 ) Hum bing ¢ 0005, Agency fer California Nurserymen, for ; : Pp ereuanes. weet s (2) the purchuse ef Goods and Sale of ‘NIU MARKET. Produce. * 3. COUN & BRO. ns 90 LIQUOR’S, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. Foreign & Domestic. THR UNDDRSIGNED having made arrang * quicker that any other shop io thy PLAE. we Resident GR Dentist. . Dr. Harris has located bimself in Grass Valley, and offers his services asa Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, ‘Te those citizens of the town and s«rrou country desirous of first class Dental Operatic a. OF FICE over Delano’s, Banking houre iM AIN STKEERT, S-t We will give the p been appointed Agent reliable Nurserymen jand . J. M. DAYS, . . . J “ay . > owners ¢ eek County, No Irrigation. Joun Lewriime San lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo Ala eda County, No Irrigation Twe Doors Below Montgomery's Stene Ub ing, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SURPERFINE BROADULOTIIS, Of Every Shade and Color, Pomological Gardens and Nurseries Moderate A 2; «Sacramento, Man e as) Jas. rn. Lows, Pouona Gardens and Nurseries, o— Man Jose, rie wrrr, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, ‘ prepared te they en 1 Thereby saving Freightaad Che . may Sete r “torn our House and Quality of . o@amentel.) San Franciso. No Irrigation. Saturk & Cr Owners of Trees, &c. grown at Alameda, Alameda County * Extra Fine Buff Marsailles and McWILLIAMS & Co., iB Hle bins par i argesiteck, of extra-sied } i “ LIGHT COLORED SILKS. . 46 & 48 K Sctrect, Sacramento, . but onoe during the past seasen, and has established Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. } N. B. Remember MeWILLIAMS & Uo., 5 a Depot in San Francisco, on . Doeskins and assimeres. Plain Black and Fancy ks and Silk Vel. vet VestSilngs. 6 these who have been bu from c «tur the last 10 years. . our Goods, we re Facraus mt All ef which I will Manufacture to Urder, with vaihnioms ;} 118 and120 FRONT STREET, Neatness and Dixpateh. In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, J > N. B. Good Fits Warranted. ds ds Bl & g [ AR D SA L 0 Q N, Raspberry, Strawberry, Plaints, Field, Type, Presses, Printing Material, PAPER, CARDS, GN Geenes, Cheaee Saltes, . Ana PRINTERS STOCK generally. . Gustine de Bbinsew Seas. NEXT DOOR TO CADY’S LIVERY stapLe. . 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, . g@-Strict attention will be geven to the purchase ; {tj Saw Pranciseo, [ly] ; ‘ound In this market and ' t ¥ part of the State ; also to the Peeper arerss rm Preduce at a very low commission P A . NX TE R PR (or ontil his Stock Ie exhausted, )the finest L . Steck ever offered in this State, of . Srnit. Shade aad Oroamental Crees Shrabbery, Hordy and Q@reenheuse Plan ts, . SUAKS TLL wL, SO DSELBUAaT, The undersignd hereby tenders an invitstion to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent N eas D —~ — a visits, a they hereby pledge themselves to give as ew is “ove ‘ies ‘ . oe bi ‘ — good satistaction as cvere. c i Ss at Be . t is belicved that the. great reduction inthe a Fs vr = . eolen ot % w esand Plants from those of last year, gical italia i gage pt N E D. Ss z 0) N E if . # L : S vil in he e Tan i Pia to slsut largels, and te Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, ’ ’ such as desire so to do, great inducemest will be of r r . i e ow ss i 1. And the Proprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f Well Known Stand, . fere pense to make the “EMPIRE” the most comfortable and entertaining place of resort ip the County. None but the Best Liquors will be found A fine lot of Figarros. Montoros, La Paz, AT TH E EM PI RE And other Choice Brands of Cigars, alxo all kinds of As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom . Tobacco, Playing Card Sanf, Pipes, &es. . the mixers and manulacturers of Larantull juce _ anecesiaie a iii No pains willbe spared bv the proprietors, te MARYSVILLE, PIONEER eee" . ASSAY OFFICE them with a cxll. 24-tf L. F. HUMISTON. J. K. SALE. pomp aed H. HARRIS & CO., . (Successors to Harris & Marchand.] E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, 73 J Strect, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento Sireet, San Francisco, #@Will continue to carry on the business of -@@ Melting. Refining and Assaying.— GOLD AND OREs, To Quartz Miners. During that time I wiil sing you a song. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. For an impreved system of Saving Gold, We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and . APPLY TO Fa pad me meng Eeetoser que, bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise . in ™ J Bus find that I am the with any of the U. S. Mints. Returns made in from Ho RACE P. RUSS, Grass Valley or San Franeiseo, Calin Sepecentietene ut aang -_ 7 emma ieee, ferior or Of an exceptionable character, and with GRASS VALLEY this promise a very large share of patronage is con fidently expected. JABON L. SANFORD. jan, 25 Sm PEN Oe Lime, Lime! A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand the Kilns on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or s.iress Eoward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. me BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for IME. Orders Promptly delivered. 2-tf THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Hold on boys it won't take yeu long, PATENT AUCTIONEER. six tc twelve hours, IN BARS OR COEN. To THE RS NS Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. Terms a an AND CITIZE Vicinity, fur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. The Original M. MAREIS & Co. s HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? . John October 11th 1859. — BEG LEAVE TOINFORMONE AND ALL . Hy Grsion, bs Commenced the Ga, SCHENLK GLASS . WATCH MAKER AND . bad JEWELLER $5,00 PER ANNUM. Main Street..Grass Valley, ALSO, Twa Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Ben a SO. ton’s Exchange ~~ LL KINDS of Jewelry Work done in the neate: THE LITTTE PIONKER FOR CHILDREN : he has again Auction & Commission Business At his Old Established Corner, Which every Child knows, and whe tn0nae4,the come 5's grows op penne Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and — SUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, E GOING ELSEWHERE. ‘AT CHEAP JOHN'S PUBLISHED EVERY MONTI(? can Sind: ’ THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN . seer — ® Needle to pee wet Clecning and Reyai THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN Out Door Sales attended to,—Real Estate We haven Lapidary oonnected with oures . = ae Pea = Saeen “Fersomal Sold on Gmmission, at a . ‘Sblishment which enables us to manufacture a: . 195 Pan ANWOu Low Centago ends of Quartz tater BO cheap as the cheapest.— . ? “ay hw Claims Sold on Smal! Commission. 9m, Cuarts bearing Ma bou, ht, or out toorder . H = . B. work done at our Establishment war . UTCHINGS 4 o L, KELLER, Auctioneer. . atoi tdgive entire entices: ott SAN FRANCISCO. THREE LARGE LATHES in running order . Simpson Tuomursox, Suscel Nurseries, Suscol Napa } BR” No articles will be offered for sale of an in. Sut how was she made so ; where did she get it from? Why she was created out of the tenderest part of him. Therefore, as a woman has three side bones and a man only one, of course she is three times as teader as a man is, and isin duty bound to repay that tenderness of which she rebbed bim. . Aad how did she rob him of bis side bone ? . Why exactly as she robs his pockets now-a. days of bis loose change—she took advant. age of bim when he was asieep. But as woman is more tender than man, . side bone, or the small change, but invite you all to my train, for I am a_ big shep. every day ov purple and fine linen. u Fran: . W.C. Waren, Golden Gate Nurseries. (foral ana. ‘ben! first landed oa the rich shores ef April 19th, ) the Great Salt Lake I wasn’t rich in wee. men. I had tut one poor old ewe, but men . isskeerce und women is plenty, and like a . keerful shepherd [ began to increase my . lock. Weemen heard of us and of our loving ways, and they kept a pourin’ in. . the South, they come frem the East, and they come from the West, they come from Europe . em come from Afrikey. and from being the . miserable owner of one old ewe, I became . We jeyful shepherd of a mighty Sock, with . @ right smart sprinkle of lambs, friskier and . fatter than any body else's, and I've still got reom for a few more. . As I sed before, I'm not talking for my . benofit, but for yourn—for men is skeerce j and weemen is pleniy. Still I'd a leetle jtather you'd go along with me than not, pertickler you fat one with the caliker sunherd, out of my way, and fare sumptuously . 1. We have . @ good many rough points in his natur, he vailed upon his father. the King of Holland, ndary in the of Saw Mill iCar Wheels The Princess Alice will probably like . side bene of a man. and the side bone of a ¥e'Mg partial to gentlemen whe are “ a tittle / . man is like the side bone of a turkey—the wild.” The throne of Holland can’t be perilled for sncb a trifle. 2@ When Jetierson was asked respecting } his religion, his memorable answer was : “It is known to God and myself. Its evidence before the world is to be found in my life; if that bas been honest and dutifal to society, the religion which bas regulated it cannot be a bad one.” FS The Citizen says, Downieville is . 80 is man more forgiving than woman, there . Completely filled with people, all bound for . pl fore I won’t say anything more abont the Washoe. A large dreve of bogs and sheep . present visit to that c passed through and more ar constantly arriving. The trail is in fine condition. BS™ A young man named Bernard Campbell, committed suicide at Cherokee Camp, by shooting himself through the breast with a shot gun. He was a native of the county of Armagh, Ireirnd, and aged 26 years, Txotan Reties.—The Shasta Hearald *ays . Jeads the Major to pay They aremarkable specimen of Indian ingenuity compliment ef terming him Where he will keep for sale during the planting . Come from the North, and they come from is new at Dr. Shutlef’s dragstore in that . brick,” city. It is a stone morter and pestle, sluced outof the gronad at a depth of ten feet, by ». and they come from Aishey, and a few of some Chnamen on Cottonwood. It is as neat E and pertecta piece ef workmanship as if it had been cast ina mould and is stfperior to anything belonging toany of the Ludians of the present day. pe Lioyd Magruder, of Marysville, has been appoiated special mail agent for this State, to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Col. Fry.” Fe Slanders, issuing from red and beautaking with him . These were teken from him . good, but for yourn ; for men is skeerce and aud at the end of four days he was again in . Putting ear rings to Paris ; whereupon he was ordered to pack ip I said women was tender than man, but UP bis traps and go to Cherbourg, where, you needn't feel stuck up about it, for so she though itis near to the sea, it is supposed . ought to be ; she was made so a purpose, De Will be safe from the songs of the sirens. ing two teeth,.. deaibwan estiec. SR Patebing St. Ann's rebe and adding two lattone to her vest... 2 03 cughta’t to give one woman too much to to relegate him to Bordeaax. To the city . Por putting new spatterdashes on Tor do, but to set each one to work smvothing Of the Garonne he went, . three handsome young women from the . Don’t think I'm over anxious for you to Grand Opera to temper exile, and make it . Por cleaning the e gines mnde to order, at the shortest jine us, for I ain't ; I'm not speakin’ for my endurable. bias’ son—traveling with the angel cocina eee ee eee ars of Baulam’s ass and new shveing the same animal,. 4 07 Saraddsiscccedes 3 04 utting @ new stone in David's sling. 4 01 . Putting new teeth in Samson's ass’ PR sickest ccd jmkshhcbee 1 05 . Tarring Noah’sark.. bulpivbliceecs 7 00 bim Painting patch on the shirt of the prod: } none the less because of his “spree ;"" ladies . gal son, washing b's pigs and putting water in their troughs. . encseee OOS Pattitg bandle on the Samaritan‘s \ daughter's pitcher.., ses wesewe 15 . Iyrerestixe Ix TELLIGENCE.—Maj. Collins, . Who it will be reco! lected passed through {California some two yeurs since from bis } travels through Weetera Asia, and the } Amoor River region, whether be hud been . with the view of laying the foundation for . commercial intercourse between that conntry and this, is again in Russia with his ansfully matured. The chief object of his ountry is to carry ot . his idea of a telegraphic connection across Bhering’s Straits. Letters frem him, dated . in October last, states that he bas just had . n interview with the Grand Duke Constantine, in reference to the proposed establish. ment of a line of telegraph from San Fran. cisco to Moscow. The interview was most . satisfactory—the Grand Duke entering inte . the plans with an interest and spirit that him the bandsome “a regular The Russian Government will lead its countenance and aid to the enterprise, and as propositions bave been made from aglish capitalists to construct the whole line, when the necessary arrangemeuts are completed, we may almest loek upon it as a fixed fact that in three er four years a line . of telegraphic wires will eacircle the globe . —bringing the Old and New World in direct communication. More Si.ver.—The,Solanocouuty Herald says that a company of men from Pairfieled have been working a supposed silver lead in , ‘fel 13 ‘va f a ; m the hills north of Suisun valley . bonnet. Don’t hesitate, bat take the chance . ‘a! lips are like foul spiders crawling from igs alley. Am assayof when you can git it, and I'll make you the ‘bell-ewe” of the flock. I'll lead you through green pastures and the high grass ; show you where you may caper in the sun. shine and lay down in pleasant places ; and . 48 you are in pretty good cendition already, the fleck. Jine in, jine in; jine in my j train; jine in my train for men is skeerce . and weemen is plenty. The appeal was was irresistible. Al the last account “ the fat woman with the cal!. ker sun-bonnet * bad jined in, and two or . three othors were ou the fence with a decided leaning toward the * Keerful Shepherd.” J@~ The first annual Fair of the San Joa-, quin Agricultural Society is to be held a . Stockton, commenceing on the 28th day of . August next. PS The aggregate wealth of the United . States amounts to $12,000,000, and the population is 24,000,000 souls. The wealth is divided by the population gives to each person $500, young and old, and counting five persons to each family it would give the handsome little fortune of $2,500 te every family of the republic. / fe One day last week, a lady stopped into a telegraph office in Columbia, and in-. quired of the operator, “ How he sold Sew-. ing machines?’ The operater thought at, first that the inquiry was made to quiz him. the blusbing heart of a rose. Ovp net Goop.—Mr. Partington remarked to his wife that he had decided to make several oppositions to his house, and had actually purchased some of the immaterials du.” said Mrs. P? 4 Why, my dear, I mean to bnild a lemonade in front, and then set the ore was made on Friday, the result of which compared so faverably with some Washoe ore in their possession that they are highly elated with the prospect. #& The good people of Shcramento had . fe i pone, “ W a livley little ti t i , In course ef time you shall be the fattest of w the perpen Enea propens to : 8A ha bel ny Expressin that city. and many of them no doubt, punished inordinate quantities of outa revenue from the street to the front je'pony brandy.” door.” “ And why not, my dear husband, . Re aR MERRIE aan cz . @@The Vicksburg San says that ex-Gov. make it snug-like, so that when our feiends . Foote, of Mississippi, is probably about to . assume the editorial conrol of the Nashville run a position throagh the large room, and call, we can treat them kind of hostile 2” “It will be a gond place,” said he: and I have . (Teun.) Banner, and through it adveate the been thinking of bringing dowa the wolf. . ©!ims of such men as Crittenden or Bell for pit spring, in an anecdote, so as to have a. ‘be Presidency. ” fountain.’ It will be too costive, my dear. said Mrs. Partington ; to which heascented. Squart. —The Appeal relates that a newly married man in Marysville had occasion to call a family physician, and enquiring what was the peculiar affliction of his wife. the Doctor put his hand to his mouth and said, lacenically : “Look out for squalls!” The responsible father is going to Washoe. Par Quire a number of bets have been made in this place and Nevada on the result of the great “international” prize fight between Heenan and Sayers. The fight was to have came offon Monday last, the 16th inst., and according to the Union, the intelligence of the resuit will reach California about the 6th of May. a B® A train of Seventy-three mules be longing to JC. Fall, loaded with 00ds, passed thragh this place yesterday, beund for Washoe.-—Citizen, 231. pe s.r. McFarlan, ef Earhks North, has been appointed a Notary Public. BO Mrs, Partington addressed Isaac, while eating a dish of Strawberries, thus : “ How grand you are growing, by and by you will want to board at the Brevier House, und live on umbrella ice cream. You must’t be so glutinous, dear ; I dou’t like to see a littlegboyywith such a versity of appetite.” a In practising benevolence we should give, as did the widow, with all our mite, i a

; PLAIN, BLACK AND FANCY ge eel 7 es 3 7 en THE NEVADA NATIONAL f PRRELY PAPER, PURLISHED RYERY SATCRDAT MORN NG AT GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. N . TERMS: . OE, 0. ‘ } : eee nomen).. 50 For three months acscccdibeese Ge p< merit frat insertion.$1 50 VOL 2. G RASS \ A LLEY , ( ALI E OURN [ Subsequent insertion.... GIOO EO pi = ~ Grass Valley Advertisemem's: . WASHOE SILVER MINES ~ a . Importer olesale Dealersin . = + — Nw Having Coudfidence in the . SAN FRANCISCO, weWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES . Have in store a large and complet AND NOTARY PUBLIC. . We bave concluded to try our luck again . rtement Will promptly attend o all business confided inthe rich mining town of Grass Valley, . »( 0 . s A N D ix care in Nevada and (re inggee ol extra . and we invite ull our friends and the public . .) 1.1, they disire to call the special attenion of nr mel mew nr A AF for alveamsters . gemerally to onr eth peated tetiaaber hee to the Ota erie given twall tir? of ConveyNew Clothiag Store, anci . KING & OTHET’S BRICK BUILD. . OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Bom formerly accaING, MILE STREET, pied by E. W. Spolford, Esq cite where we have on hand a choice assortment 0 —-—_ . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS . E. W. WASLIN, AND CAPS, DISTRIC! AT TORNEY and a Splendid Stock of . Witt Practee in «!! the Courts of Nevada County, . QGent’s Furnishing Goods, &c., ~ J I8E . bid I ‘s, Boy's d Youth's Boots and OBFICE DBE COURT HOUEE, ny. which we offer for sale at ee ee ee ated no-15 t SO io OM ae VERY LOW PRICES! @ . Ia aleo large and complete, and comprises Goods gs. C. RICHARDSON, -+++4MD TH.. —— apdt regen,“ nving supelor advantages amd fas JUSTICE OF THE PEACE) . OPPOSITION tes for keeping our stock well arsorted and constantly replenished by fresh accessions from all the best r ’ TIT y anu es at the East, we are prepared to meet i . TO ALL OUR COMPETITORS. . wane act an a ines cee gpa pe ee OF FICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . The new firm is under the name of . ear Gauaer ee {this Coast, $* the Room, formerly ocoupied by FE. W. Spofford. . Pr. BERWIN & BRO. Merchants visiting the city will find it to their aa Bae HENRY BERWIN, only Disuwasuer. LUMBER LUMBER, . paeaaniae . ating at suction or elsewhere ‘ ; . Store in King & Othet’s Brick Building, on . Moberts, Merreson @& Ce., At the Mount George Mills. Mill Street, Grass Valley. 3m 70 California Street. a@prpared to fil . Orders for all kinds of j gar Remember Henry Berwin in his uew bus ness ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, ee i Aol eht . sod es On the Shortest Notice. and at the aie eS “i aii de ; , LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. = . NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. MACHINE SHOP BB We have on hand a Large Lot of Seaxoned ~~ i ° ce wai Nan «& e farrine and Drewed Flooring: aso Fencing KowEh . he Subscribers baving completed theit . py viNG established mnmelvee' rds, anda fine assortment of Dimea ; oe wed . NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, ] : @a@HAY and BARLEY taken in exchange ; go sa center amend Valles, . a: id > ave just opened one of the Largest, ane omptly attended to, anideltivered . Have just opened ot gest, apna asand;tanited. ie Gussa Valley or Nevada . most Complete Stocks of SE CLOTHING, © horse pawe we & . We have reeently enlarged our Store and appropria ted the se i floor exclusively to WOMEN’S. MISSES 6055, To which we are giving partieular attenion, and ofw hich we have every variety and description, o our assortement of Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary. rrselves in the above busi all kinds of ness we are now i } anc p Fronts for Bric nehes in diameter, Ir sleony and Awning Post EAM ENGINES of all kine {mportaut to Teamsters and th PUBLIC GENERALLY . Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, n ne. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. ! A CAREFUL SHEPHERD. Mormenism is still ia practical operation among us. Recently, # tall. raw boned i Saint, with a complexion very much reSHOES. . sembling that of boiled tripe, arrived here A Puexowenox 1y Acoustics.—Mesers. J H. MeFatlane and J. P. Dart, of Campbell's Flat, abeut three miles south of this place imforms us that they distenetly heard, at their place, the firing of the national salute at Fort Point, San Francisco, on the 19th inst., in honor of the arrival of the Japanese They were in their cabin at the time. The NE vADA NATIONAL BOOK & JOB PRINTIN @ MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have, in connection «ith the Nivana Nanowa Newsraren Beranuienaner. a JOB OFFICE, capabl of executing every description of dob Work, such a BorIwesCanos Creertans, Haxperi.ta, Brut eans, Porrens, Law Biases. Bari Tickers, Prockamers, BiLesor Farr Books ated" oMruiete, Exe. which will be exect wih natnes<ant diepatch, on reasonableterm # Ax Artist's Bit. —We clip the following amusing, bill of patticalars [t is translated from Gallagnani’s Jaques Tespoun, ornamental painter, was employ ed in the year 1700 to re-decorate the interior of a monastery. The abbot deeming hie } account exhorbitant refteeed to pay the de Messenger : roand. wherenpon a suit was instituted, and from Pittsburg with a couple of wives. but . sound seemed to pass in the ground immediathe following bill presented by the plaintiff deeming the flock too sma!l to start Salt Lake-ward with, held forthas follows to an . admiring audience, at a house over the canal, . necessary to the completion of his domestic felicity. His texi was: “Men is Skeerce and Weemen is Plenty.” “ Brothers and Sistern—pertickler the sis . tern I want to saya few words to you about . Mormonism—not for my own sake but for . yourn for men is Skeerce aud weemen is . plenty.” Mormonism is built en that high principal which vez that it aint good for man te be alone and a mighty sight worse for a woman. Therefore if'a man feels good with a Jitile company a great deal of it ought w make a man feelan awful sight better. The first principle of Mormonism is that womanare a good thing; and the second . principle is that you can’t have too much ef tely under them. Their attention was first drawn to the subject by a confused noise un. der them, when, by closer observation, they sounds, which they were certain were pro~ . . duced by the discharge of heavy ordinance. The distance from where the reports were heard to San Francisco, ia a staight line, is about 110 miles, which makes their statement seem almost incredible ; yet their koown veracity and inteligence entitles it to great weight with us, especially as their story is coroborated by the fuct that the firing did take place at that time.— Sonora Age. Past.—The young Prince of Orange, who is expected to marry the English Princess Alice, being determined to * have bis fling ” before allowing himself to be bound in the chains of matrimony, lately had a “ fast” . We give it as a curieas ilustration of the }way in which. in oldem time. religious . houses were ornamented. it is anique : AND CHILDREN’S . With a view to the perfection of the material . were enabled te count some fifteen distinct . For correcting aud varnishing the Ten 8 £ Commandments ..... ssdccdes 8 13 Embelishing Pontius Pilate and put« ting a new ribbon on his cap.... 4 1, Restoring a tail toSt. Peter's cock and putting a new ribbon on his cay.. 4 17 Restoring a tail to St. Peter's cock aud putting some rouge on his comb.. 2 04 Tying the penitent thief to bis crons and restoring a finger..... wih @ Replacing and gilding the lett wing of the angel Gabriel .... énvecee ooh 2 Washing the servant maid of the Chief Removing the Heavens, adding two stars, gilding the sun and cleaning » cicdlerstciaue PETC ET -to. OS Priest. Caiphas . ® good thing. Woman is tenderer than time of itin Paris, when on his way to see Rebordering Herod's rebe and repluc. man and is necessary to smooth down the his fiancee. This came to the knowledge roughness nf his character, and as man has Of bis intended mother-in-law, and she pre_&e, We will Some partickler point. Is, from § to 40 . ostings of cvery description, prompt: : “. WM. DENMAN, Chea per than lly exceuted, . weemen is plenty, . WH. DENMA! ones TOULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand Any Establishment of the kind W the Public that he has permanently located his I N TH Is CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STREET, ™ Adjoining Mr. Campbell's Smith's Shop, : Where hei« now prepared to Manufacture aud Repai wecan t mountai Any one wanting work done will do well to ca and exaimne our extensige lot PATTERNS Our stock consists of a very large assortment uf Re” All Orders lunctuatly Attended te @arriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe . THE LATEST STYLE OF W._ HEUGH. : y ’ mM best workmanlike manner,and upoa the mostreason-) SP RIN G LOTHING, JOHN MeARTHUR ableterms. gg All work warranted. The ‘heat atack of j 30m : Propreito:s Bae Carriages Vainted and Varnished <@e D R ES g & M [ N E 2g + ¢ ITS i pr Tne 4 nof Grany Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. ye ED erecta SB age Ms. gc ies Perweenessee ae INDIA RUBBER GOODS. BLANKETS, . SANFORD'S CIRCULAR Hats, and Gentlemen’s FOR 1860! ——4 ~ oye "4 ) Hum bing ¢ 0005, Agency fer California Nurserymen, for ; : Pp ereuanes. weet s (2) the purchuse ef Goods and Sale of ‘NIU MARKET. Produce. * 3. COUN & BRO. ns 90 LIQUOR’S, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. Foreign & Domestic. THR UNDDRSIGNED having made arrang * quicker that any other shop io thy PLAE. we Resident GR Dentist. . Dr. Harris has located bimself in Grass Valley, and offers his services asa Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, ‘Te those citizens of the town and s«rrou country desirous of first class Dental Operatic a. OF FICE over Delano’s, Banking houre iM AIN STKEERT, S-t We will give the p been appointed Agent reliable Nurserymen jand . J. M. DAYS, . . . J “ay . > owners ¢ eek County, No Irrigation. Joun Lewriime San lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo Ala eda County, No Irrigation Twe Doors Below Montgomery's Stene Ub ing, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SURPERFINE BROADULOTIIS, Of Every Shade and Color, Pomological Gardens and Nurseries Moderate A 2; «Sacramento, Man e as) Jas. rn. Lows, Pouona Gardens and Nurseries, o— Man Jose, rie wrrr, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, ‘ prepared te they en 1 Thereby saving Freightaad Che . may Sete r “torn our House and Quality of . o@amentel.) San Franciso. No Irrigation. Saturk & Cr Owners of Trees, &c. grown at Alameda, Alameda County * Extra Fine Buff Marsailles and McWILLIAMS & Co., iB Hle bins par i argesiteck, of extra-sied } i “ LIGHT COLORED SILKS. . 46 & 48 K Sctrect, Sacramento, . but onoe during the past seasen, and has established Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. } N. B. Remember MeWILLIAMS & Uo., 5 a Depot in San Francisco, on . Doeskins and assimeres. Plain Black and Fancy ks and Silk Vel. vet VestSilngs. 6 these who have been bu from c «tur the last 10 years. . our Goods, we re Facraus mt All ef which I will Manufacture to Urder, with vaihnioms ;} 118 and120 FRONT STREET, Neatness and Dixpateh. In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, J > N. B. Good Fits Warranted. ds ds Bl & g [ AR D SA L 0 Q N, Raspberry, Strawberry, Plaints, Field, Type, Presses, Printing Material, PAPER, CARDS, GN Geenes, Cheaee Saltes, . Ana PRINTERS STOCK generally. . Gustine de Bbinsew Seas. NEXT DOOR TO CADY’S LIVERY stapLe. . 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, . g@-Strict attention will be geven to the purchase ; {tj Saw Pranciseo, [ly] ; ‘ound In this market and ' t ¥ part of the State ; also to the Peeper arerss rm Preduce at a very low commission P A . NX TE R PR (or ontil his Stock Ie exhausted, )the finest L . Steck ever offered in this State, of . Srnit. Shade aad Oroamental Crees Shrabbery, Hordy and Q@reenheuse Plan ts, . SUAKS TLL wL, SO DSELBUAaT, The undersignd hereby tenders an invitstion to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent N eas D —~ — a visits, a they hereby pledge themselves to give as ew is “ove ‘ies ‘ . oe bi ‘ — good satistaction as cvere. c i Ss at Be . t is belicved that the. great reduction inthe a Fs vr = . eolen ot % w esand Plants from those of last year, gical italia i gage pt N E D. Ss z 0) N E if . # L : S vil in he e Tan i Pia to slsut largels, and te Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, ’ ’ such as desire so to do, great inducemest will be of r r . i e ow ss i 1. And the Proprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f Well Known Stand, . fere pense to make the “EMPIRE” the most comfortable and entertaining place of resort ip the County. None but the Best Liquors will be found A fine lot of Figarros. Montoros, La Paz, AT TH E EM PI RE And other Choice Brands of Cigars, alxo all kinds of As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom . Tobacco, Playing Card Sanf, Pipes, &es. . the mixers and manulacturers of Larantull juce _ anecesiaie a iii No pains willbe spared bv the proprietors, te MARYSVILLE, PIONEER eee" . ASSAY OFFICE them with a cxll. 24-tf L. F. HUMISTON.

J. K. SALE. pomp aed H. HARRIS & CO., . (Successors to Harris & Marchand.] E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, 73 J Strect, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento Sireet, San Francisco, #@Will continue to carry on the business of -@@ Melting. Refining and Assaying.— GOLD AND OREs, To Quartz Miners. During that time I wiil sing you a song. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. For an impreved system of Saving Gold, We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and . APPLY TO Fa pad me meng Eeetoser que, bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise . in ™ J Bus find that I am the with any of the U. S. Mints. Returns made in from Ho RACE P. RUSS, Grass Valley or San Franeiseo, Calin Sepecentietene ut aang -_ 7 emma ieee, ferior or Of an exceptionable character, and with GRASS VALLEY this promise a very large share of patronage is con fidently expected. JABON L. SANFORD. jan, 25 Sm PEN Oe Lime, Lime! A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand the Kilns on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or s.iress Eoward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. me BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for IME. Orders Promptly delivered. 2-tf THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Hold on boys it won't take yeu long, PATENT AUCTIONEER. six tc twelve hours, IN BARS OR COEN. To THE RS NS Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. Terms a an AND CITIZE Vicinity, fur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. The Original M. MAREIS & Co. s HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? . John October 11th 1859. — BEG LEAVE TOINFORMONE AND ALL . Hy Grsion, bs Commenced the Ga, SCHENLK GLASS . WATCH MAKER AND . bad JEWELLER $5,00 PER ANNUM. Main Street....Grass Valley, ALSO, Twa Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Ben a SO. ton’s Exchange ~~ LL KINDS of Jewelry Work done in the neate: THE LITTTE PIONKER FOR CHILDREN : he has again Auction & Commission Business At his Old Established Corner, Which every Child knows, and whe tn0nae4,the come 5's grows op penne Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and — SUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, E GOING ELSEWHERE. ‘AT CHEAP JOHN'S PUBLISHED EVERY MONTI(? can Sind: ’ THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN . seer — ® Needle to pee wet Clecning and Reyai THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN Out Door Sales attended to,—Real Estate We haven Lapidary oonnected with oures . = ae Pea = Saeen “Fersomal Sold on Gmmission, at a . ‘Sblishment which enables us to manufacture a: . 195 Pan ANWOu Low Centago ends of Quartz tater BO cheap as the cheapest.— . ? “ay hw Claims Sold on Smal! Commission. 9m, Cuarts bearing Ma bou, ht, or out toorder . H = . B. work done at our Establishment war . UTCHINGS 4 o L, KELLER, Auctioneer. . atoi tdgive entire entices: ott SAN FRANCISCO. THREE LARGE LATHES in running order . Simpson Tuomursox, Suscel Nurseries, Suscol Napa } BR” No articles will be offered for sale of an in. Sut how was she made so ; where did she get it from? Why she was created out of the tenderest part of him. Therefore, as a woman has three side bones and a man only one, of course she is three times as teader as a man is, and isin duty bound to repay that tenderness of which she rebbed bim. . Aad how did she rob him of bis side bone ? . Why exactly as she robs his pockets now-a. days of bis loose change—she took advant. age of bim when he was asieep. But as woman is more tender than man, . side bone, or the small change, but invite you all to my train, for I am a_ big shep. every day ov purple and fine linen. u Fran: . W.C. Waren, Golden Gate Nurseries. (foral ana. ‘ben! first landed oa the rich shores ef April 19th, ) the Great Salt Lake I wasn’t rich in wee. men. I had tut one poor old ewe, but men . isskeerce und women is plenty, and like a . keerful shepherd [ began to increase my . lock. Weemen heard of us and of our loving ways, and they kept a pourin’ in. . the South, they come frem the East, and they come from the West, they come from Europe . em come from Afrikey. and from being the . miserable owner of one old ewe, I became . We jeyful shepherd of a mighty Sock, with . @ right smart sprinkle of lambs, friskier and . fatter than any body else's, and I've still got reom for a few more. . As I sed before, I'm not talking for my . benofit, but for yourn—for men is skeerce j and weemen is pleniy. Still I'd a leetle jtather you'd go along with me than not, pertickler you fat one with the caliker sunherd, out of my way, and fare sumptuously . 1. We have . @ good many rough points in his natur, he vailed upon his father. the King of Holland, ndary in the of Saw Mill iCar Wheels The Princess Alice will probably like . side bene of a man. and the side bone of a ¥e'Mg partial to gentlemen whe are “ a tittle / . man is like the side bone of a turkey—the wild.” The throne of Holland can’t be perilled for sncb a trifle. 2@ When Jetierson was asked respecting } his religion, his memorable answer was : “It is known to God and myself. Its evidence before the world is to be found in my life; if that bas been honest and dutifal to society, the religion which bas regulated it cannot be a bad one.” FS The Citizen says, Downieville is . 80 is man more forgiving than woman, there . Completely filled with people, all bound for . pl fore I won’t say anything more abont the Washoe. A large dreve of bogs and sheep . present visit to that c passed through and more ar constantly arriving. The trail is in fine condition. BS™ A young man named Bernard Campbell, committed suicide at Cherokee Camp, by shooting himself through the breast with a shot gun. He was a native of the county of Armagh, Ireirnd, and aged 26 years, Txotan Reties.—The Shasta Hearald *ays . Jeads the Major to pay They aremarkable specimen of Indian ingenuity compliment ef terming him Where he will keep for sale during the planting . Come from the North, and they come from is new at Dr. Shutlef’s dragstore in that . brick,” city. It is a stone morter and pestle, sluced outof the gronad at a depth of ten feet, by ». and they come from Aishey, and a few of some Chnamen on Cottonwood. It is as neat E and pertecta piece ef workmanship as if it had been cast ina mould and is stfperior to anything belonging toany of the Ludians of the present day. pe Lioyd Magruder, of Marysville, has been appoiated special mail agent for this State, to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Col. Fry.” Fe Slanders, issuing from red and beautaking with him . These were teken from him . good, but for yourn ; for men is skeerce and aud at the end of four days he was again in . Putting ear rings to Paris ; whereupon he was ordered to pack ip I said women was tender than man, but UP bis traps and go to Cherbourg, where, you needn't feel stuck up about it, for so she though itis near to the sea, it is supposed . ought to be ; she was made so a purpose, De Will be safe from the songs of the sirens. ing two teeth,... deaibwan estiec. SR Patebing St. Ann's rebe and adding two lattone to her vest...... 2 03 cughta’t to give one woman too much to to relegate him to Bordeaax. To the city . Por putting new spatterdashes on Tor do, but to set each one to work smvothing Of the Garonne he went, . three handsome young women from the . Don’t think I'm over anxious for you to Grand Opera to temper exile, and make it . Por cleaning the e gines mnde to order, at the shortest jine us, for I ain't ; I'm not speakin’ for my endurable. bias’ son—traveling with the angel cocina eee ee eee ars of Baulam’s ass and new shveing the same animal,. 4 07 Saraddsiscccedes 3 04 utting @ new stone in David's sling. 4 01 . Putting new teeth in Samson's ass’ PR sickest ccd jmkshhcbee 1 05 . Tarring Noah’sark... bulpivbliceecs 7 00 bim Painting patch on the shirt of the prod: } none the less because of his “spree ;"" ladies . gal son, washing b's pigs and putting water in their troughs. .. encseee OOS Pattitg bandle on the Samaritan‘s \ daughter's pitcher..., ses wesewe 15 . Iyrerestixe Ix TELLIGENCE.—Maj. Collins, . Who it will be reco! lected passed through {California some two yeurs since from bis } travels through Weetera Asia, and the } Amoor River region, whether be hud been . with the view of laying the foundation for . commercial intercourse between that conntry and this, is again in Russia with his ansfully matured. The chief object of his ountry is to carry ot . his idea of a telegraphic connection across Bhering’s Straits. Letters frem him, dated . in October last, states that he bas just had . n interview with the Grand Duke Constantine, in reference to the proposed establish. ment of a line of telegraph from San Fran. cisco to Moscow. The interview was most . satisfactory—the Grand Duke entering inte . the plans with an interest and spirit that him the bandsome “a regular The Russian Government will lead its countenance and aid to the enterprise, and as propositions bave been made from aglish capitalists to construct the whole line, when the necessary arrangemeuts are completed, we may almest loek upon it as a fixed fact that in three er four years a line . of telegraphic wires will eacircle the globe . —bringing the Old and New World in direct communication. More Si.ver.—The,Solanocouuty Herald says that a company of men from Pairfieled have been working a supposed silver lead in , ‘fel 13 ‘va f a ; m the hills north of Suisun valley . bonnet. Don’t hesitate, bat take the chance . ‘a! lips are like foul spiders crawling from igs alley. Am assayof when you can git it, and I'll make you the ‘bell-ewe” of the flock. I'll lead you through green pastures and the high grass ; show you where you may caper in the sun. shine and lay down in pleasant places ; and . 48 you are in pretty good cendition already, the fleck. Jine in, jine in; jine in my j train; jine in my train for men is skeerce . and weemen is plenty. The appeal was was irresistible. Al the last account “ the fat woman with the cal!. ker sun-bonnet * bad jined in, and two or . three othors were ou the fence with a decided leaning toward the * Keerful Shepherd.” J@~ The first annual Fair of the San Joa-, quin Agricultural Society is to be held a . Stockton, commenceing on the 28th day of . August next. PS The aggregate wealth of the United . States amounts to $12,000,000, and the population is 24,000,000 souls. The wealth is divided by the population gives to each person $500, young and old, and counting five persons to each family it would give the handsome little fortune of $2,500 te every family of the republic. / fe One day last week, a lady stopped into a telegraph office in Columbia, and in-. quired of the operator, “ How he sold Sew-. ing machines?’ The operater thought at, first that the inquiry was made to quiz him. the blusbing heart of a rose. Ovp net Goop.—Mr. Partington remarked to his wife that he had decided to make several oppositions to his house, and had actually purchased some of the immaterials du.” said Mrs. P? 4 Why, my dear, I mean to bnild a lemonade in front, and then set the ore was made on Friday, the result of which compared so faverably with some Washoe ore in their possession that they are highly elated with the prospect. #& The good people of Shcramento had . fe i pone, “ W a livley little ti t i , In course ef time you shall be the fattest of w the perpen Enea propens to : 8A ha bel ny Expressin that city. and many of them no doubt, punished inordinate quantities of outa revenue from the street to the front je'pony brandy.” door.” “ And why not, my dear husband, . Re aR MERRIE aan cz . @@The Vicksburg San says that ex-Gov. make it snug-like, so that when our feiends . Foote, of Mississippi, is probably about to . assume the editorial conrol of the Nashville run a position throagh the large room, and call, we can treat them kind of hostile 2” “It will be a gond place,” said he: and I have . (Teun.) Banner, and through it adveate the been thinking of bringing dowa the wolf. . ©!ims of such men as Crittenden or Bell for pit spring, in an anecdote, so as to have a. ‘be Presidency. ” fountain.’ It will be too costive, my dear. said Mrs. Partington ; to which heascented. Squart. —The Appeal relates that a newly married man in Marysville had occasion to call a family physician, and enquiring what was the peculiar affliction of his wife. the Doctor put his hand to his mouth and said, lacenically : “Look out for squalls!” The responsible father is going to Washoe. Par Quire a number of bets have been made in this place and Nevada on the result of the great “international” prize fight between Heenan and Sayers. The fight was to have came offon Monday last, the 16th inst., and according to the Union, the intelligence of the resuit will reach California about the 6th of May. a B® A train of Seventy-three mules be longing to JC. Fall, loaded with 00ds, passed thragh this place yesterday, beund for Washoe.-—Citizen, 231. pe s.r. McFarlan, ef Earhks North, has been appointed a Notary Public. BO Mrs, Partington addressed Isaac, while eating a dish of Strawberries, thus : “ How grand you are growing, by and by you will want to board at the Brevier House, und live on umbrella ice cream. You must’t be so glutinous, dear ; I dou’t like to see a littlegboyywith such a versity of appetite.” a In practising benevolence we should give, as did the widow, with all our mite, i a