March 17, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL WREKLT PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATCRDAT MORN BO aT GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CAL BORLA. TERMS: Forowe rear, (inadvance,)... For six months, (in ad For three mont Siagle copies. . PRICE OF ADVERTISING. equareofThirteen Lines first insertion.$1 Subsequent insertion.. ooo @ Grass Valley Advertisements. ————————— el S. (. RICHARDSON, — Att & Counsellor eT LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Will promptly attend™ o all business confided to jacare in Nevada and adjoining Counties. welcan collect two months’ pay, back pay, extra mations and transportation expences for al! teamsters fe the Utah Expedition. Information free. Particular attention given to all kinds of Conveying. OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Room formerly occu27-tf pied by E. W. Spofford, Esq. E. W. MASLIN, DISTRICT AT TO! NEY Will Practce in all the Courts of Nevada County, UFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE, no-18 tf NDVADA. S.C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly occupied by E. W. Spofford. i NOTICE. WE andersigned navethis aay formed s Law Co T partncralllp ander the firm andstyle of Dibble & Lansing Sept. 16, 1856 DIBBLE & LANSING. importaxt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY %. WU. DENMAN, TOULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand W the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell'+ Smith's Shop, ‘Where heis new prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagous of every description, in ihe ‘best workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreason ebleterms. gg All work warranted. gar Carriages Painted and Varnished “Gs @rase Valley, Oct. 15, 1955. 4-tf Wu. RANDALL, PMYsIiciaN &@ & UBGEON (Late of North San Juan.) Respectfully announces his location in GRASS Nev ational. VOL 2. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. MARCH. 17. 1860. NO. 34. Sacramento Advertisements. Orleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, éo-enee SACRAMENTO.. THIS well known and long established Hotel hay ing been thoroughly repaired and re-furnished, will be open for the reception of visitors on the 22nd instant. No trouble wil! be spared in conducing to the wants of our friends, and others who may favor us with their patronage. A large LAUNDRY has been built and added to the House for the convenience of visitors. POLLARD & BEARD, Prop’rs. A. POLLARD, formerly of the the ‘Oriental ss J. R Bean. San Francisco. Sacramento, Aug, 15, 1859. 4-3m “LIQUOR'S, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. Foreign & Domestic. THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can bay from any House in San Franciseco,— Thereby saving Freightand Charges from San Francisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying from v« fur the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. M. B. Remember McWILLIAMS & Co., Sacraunento. $1-3m HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO., MERCHANT TARILGRE, And Importers of Fashionable C othing, Cer. J and 2nd Streets, Sacramente. WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODS,"the most Elegant Fitting Garments, and the Best Made Clothing ia the State. Gourds equal tothe . Competent Judges provonnee our . Best Custom Made, and Nevada Advertisements. County Surveyor’s OFFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA, JOHN L. GAMBLE, (J. OSTROM, County Surveyor. 1 Deputy LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against emé ploying other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. Cnar. 20, Sec 3.—Nosorvey or re-survey hereaf. ter made by any person except the Coenty surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court withinthis state. JOHN L.GAMBLE. 2-tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.] [THOMASP. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, corner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. SALOON! Harrington & Patterson, 0 LONG and favorably known on Broad street, have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa loon to be found in the mountains, in the new BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. They hereby tender an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly The Saloon will be furnished with new and mag nifcent BILLIARD TABLES, and every appendage complete. THE BAR i« fitted up in the finest style, and supplied with the choicest and most costly Liquore and Cigars. Nevada, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf FIRE, MARINE & LIFE INSURANCE, H, MACKIE, Agent, NEVADA, AT FREEMAN & CO.’S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, FIRE INSURANCE Hariford Fire tnsunanee Co.Hartierd. Phenix Insurance Co. . aa “ n “e eve «ed New York. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. . Philadelphia. Gerard Insurance Co.,,.+ ” Marine Insurance. Neptune Insurance Co.,.. THE NEVADA NATIONAL, ——— Washee Trains in Eldorade, ‘The Coloma Times, speaking of the emigration to Washoe, says :— Nearly every day pack trains pass through this place, en route for the Washve diggings, from Marysville, Nevada, Aaburn, aod other places north. Thursday last, March 8th, there was a train passed. containing about 75 animals, from Marysville. The atimals were to be loaded at Placervile. How happens it that all those pack trains come this way to cross the mountains when they have so greatly a superior route nearer heme? Will some one inform us? The above question has been put te, and anewered by the press of thie County at least a dozen times ; yet at the risk of being thought to do a work of supererogation, for the benefit of the ‘‘Times,”’ which seems to be an earnest sceker after truth, we will once more answer, and we trust our Coloma friend will “make a note on’t.” The Union, . from which we clip the paragraph, and which is very industrious im seeking out all such items, of course, will do no such thing. Public attention was not called to the extraordinary facilities of the Nevada route until it was too ate to do anything, last season, to make the route available for traveling, even in the sammer, to say xothing of winter transit. Every one knows that a road to be successfully used by loaded teams, especially in winter, must be well supplied with houses for the accomodation of both travelers and teams, and, im a moun: tainous country, must be worked to some little extent, at least. Now it was satisfactorily proven just before winter set in last season, that the Ne. vada route could be made a far better road, with an outlay of leas than $10,000, which might be expended in siz weeks, than has . been made over the Placerville route in siz . years, with an outlay of $100,000. AccorA Jewisn Cuarain ry Coxoress.—During the present Congress instead ofa regular Chaplain for the House of Representatives an invitation was extended to all the clergymen of Washington to officiate alternately. It so happened that om the morning of the day on which the Speaker was elected the daily prayer was offered up by a Hebrew Rabbi. An eastern correspondent thus speaks of the prayer, and the emotions it created ; * It was a wonderfal fine prayer, so solemn and grand, as if invoked in those glorious words which are so dear te all readers of the Old Testiment, the blessing of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob upen the Repre— sentatives of this country, so highly favored. A more devoted recegnition of God’s hand io the histary of this land, and a more earnest prayer for union and reconciliation, I have never beard. * * * The prayer was beard with the gratest attention by the large concourse of spectators. At the conclasion it was almost unauimously agreed that since the House had been in session there bas not been offered a more devotional prayer by any of the Chaplains who bave officiated here. Srvregon, the celebrated English sensation preacher, has been invited to preach a few sermons at the American Chapel in Patis, aud has consented to do so previded he . can preach there on week days, as it is impossible for him to be absent from his immense Congregation of 10,006 persons in London, to whom be preaches on Sundays. Arrangements have been made for bim to alternate, Sundays and weekdays, between His proposed visit to Lendon and Paris. New York has been defered for two years at least, as be bas now a permanent engagemeat at Convent Garden for that time. TeLecraruic Fact.—An experiment was made a few days ago, by the operator at i . Fresse aad the operator at Yreka, by having We Guarantee to Sell 5 percent! Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. . Philadelphia, . diagly arrangements have been made dur. the Northern and State line connected at NEVADA NATIONAT, BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have, in connection with the Nevapa Nanoma Newsraren Estasusiest, a JOB OFFICE. of executing every description of Job Work, such @ BesivessCanns, Cinovans, Beous and Paxrtzers, Erc., which will be execs pes on reasorsbitie ms L$ [For the Naticnal.) CHIVALRY. The iron bad succeded tothe golden age. The forms of civil society bad been usurped by awarchy, rapine and murder, Religion bad been expelled from her native land; ber votaries made captive or slain, ber temples destroyed and altars desesrated.— The lingeriug rays of learning sought shelter and protection from the Church, which, alas, but too much needed protection for herself.In this chaotic gleom arese @ spirit of piety of bonor and of love—the spiritof Chivalry. In this spirit Religion foand her defender; honor its champion and beauty her protector. Wrongs were righted and injnries repaired. The mother’s wail and maiden’s shriek were hushed or revenged. Orphan’s tears were dried—lawleas robbers chastised, and the rapacious made te disgorge their ill-gotten gains. ‘Panoplied in the spirit of Chivalry, the hearts of ite votaries knew no fear; their bodies felt no fatigue. Heat and cold, honger and ‘thirst, were alike braved and courted in the pursuit of their calling. Tyranny and violence trembled within their moated and castel!a-— ted walls. Meanness sneakingly crouched and sought abscurity. Kings. princes and . nobles enrolled themselves in the Order, and sought distinction and fame from its pursuit aad practice ; fer what so glorious and exalted in that age, asa brave, pious and courteous knight? His calling received the blessings of religion—bis fame was sounded by the songs of minstre! and troubadour, and his gallant deeds received and deserved the smiles and favors of the fair ; for under bis protecting care, loveliness freely displayed ber charms, and beauty was placed en love's throne, safe from all wrongs and injuries, save Cupid's wanton wounds. A spirit so composed of shadows and sentiments, from which has emenated results so real, seems notin reaaon or in human annals, until we reflect that the history of . Al J A . L EL SS } + f Rank and AuberaStreets . Than the same style of Goods can be bought . where, as we make our own Goods pay Cash and well ter Cash s° Gea. Richardson's Old Cottage 7 — ae Tue NEW STV LES JUST RECEIVED. -@e Call and see them Resident @R Dentist. . > ae Tailor's Trimming-. 9 s, Cloths, Cassi Dr. Harris haa located himeelf in Grass Valley, ; pleres and Vestings for saleat a slight advance on and offers his services asa . NEW YORK COS1 "! le : . . . ing the past winter, by which this road will Marysville, and the State, Atlantic and oe und the necessary sa) Pacific lines connected at San Francisco ; tions established as soon be the eoow disap. making the ‘circuit from Yreka to Fresno, . Pears. That done, our Coloma friend will. which is the farthest point on the Atlantic not, thereafter be troubled with the dust of . and Pacifio line, some two hundred and fifty . the very frequent passage of pack, or aay . miles below San Francisco. The whole disChivalry would not be history, unless it was romance. The accomplisbed Knight possessed the most opposite qualities. He upited the boldness of the lion with the gentleness of the lamb. He was undaunted amid the most VALLEY permanently. RESIDENCK—Corner, else Life Insurance. United States Life Insurance Co., : New York. At %& LOSS 8 On Policies issued fer the above Companies, will be omotly paid in Cash, at our Office, . f Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, Te those citizens of the town and ssrronnding country desirous of first class Vental Operations. OB OFFICE over Delano’s, Banking house = Sole Leather Trunk«, Valises, Leather Tr Bags, lateut Self Supporting Sh ulder Braces, Baek shin Shirts H. H. &CO.'S Indian Tan Huck Gloves, by the » avelling . Ae @, San ¥Ra¥CISCC Nevada fron and Brass Feundary. . their way to Washoe. The great bulk of . . the travel and transportation, both ways, DR. CLAY & BATTERY STS, . other traius through bis quiet burgh on . tance is eight bundred miles, The line works admirably.—[Ev. Telegram. appalling dangers, and his clarien notes are ever heard above the din of battle, in the thickest of the fight. He approaches the REET. t dozen, case, or tingle pair. alia =i —— I. MACHINE SHOP em ling rsp How re Test Sitver Oxe.—In these times pred of bis God with the humility and coaJ. M. DAY, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. . MAUEELIN Ain galt alas tte lat an iad of Silver excitement the tollowing test of . Siding innocency of childhoed, and he whe ' : . Fh cose we aso now presnved to do cll tions of . Pubbeetiie, ti pore cloma and) silver ere may be found interesting and . had riven the prison’s iron bars and broken MeL ARM WH CARN bly oP ASCE OR The Subscribers hav ing completed their . CASTING rig neatmens pe despatch. We. sot rous te vsti Prete ge. amie desi . valuable :—Pound a small piece of the rock the captive’s chains, permits Dimeelf to be Two lors Below Montgomery's Stone Building, NEW, — = " sence gua + ils ype ree ie Si! kinds of bow Mill localities, for the more me tat . . supposed to contain the metal as fine as seuee by scingle thread, and imprisoned in MILL STREET, GRAS> VALLEY. ete Gqened one’ of the Largest, and ord Anatts mill Machinery. Pumpe, end Car Wheste oe od vapor hag Ni ds : possible, then place it ea a sbovel, or anylove’s eilken meshes. The spirit of ChivalSUPERFINE BROADCLOTMS, must Complete Stocks of Ballas .penatin te oan ie asi paameayet eas site oom E thing handy, and bold it over a slow fire, . 'Y clotied bumanity in its greatest need and Of Every Shade and Color, PLAIN, BLACK AND FANCY Doeskins and Cassimeres. Plain Black and Fancy Silks and Silk Velvet Vestings. — Extra Fine Buft Marsailles and LIGHT COLORED SILKs., Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. All ef which I will Manufacture te Order, with Neatness and Pispateb. i In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, N. B. Good Fits Warranted. EMPIRE BILLIARD SALOON, Mill Street, Grass Valley, NEXT DOOR TO CADY'S LIVERY STABLE. CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Chezeper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLACE. Our stock consists of » very large assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, he het atock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place Al«o, a good selection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s . Bae All Orders unctually Attended to. @g . xo bai ofall kinds, from 8 to 40 ree power ‘ Engines made to order, at the shortest otice. Castings of every description, promptly excented, Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can fill orders quicker that any other shop io th+ mountains al he n Any one wanting work done will do well te ca! . and exaimne our extensiqe lot PATTERNS. W. HEUGH. }D. THOM, JOUN MeARTHUR 30m Propreito:s. MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand.) . sufficient to prevent the total obliteration of . the Placerville route, and perpetnate a knowledge of its geograpbioul positiun. Its . general features can never be forgotten by any one wh? bas ever passed over it. For the especial benefit of those who are . . contemplating a visit to Silverland, before it will be possible to open the Nevada route we append the following :— Tue Pracernitie Rovte tro Wasnor.— A corespondent of the Bulletin thus describes a portion of the road leading from Placer ville to Washoe. The next stopping place is Lake Valley, er down the grade—and such agrade! Whew you first begin to descend you come in view of Lake Bigler, a beautito burn away sulphur or arsenic, which are generally mixed with the ores of silver. Then take a cup, or any glass or earthenware vease] into which pour a small quantity ofaitric acid (aqua fortis,) in which put about a teaspoonful of the powdered ore, which boil ia the acid fora minute or two. Then take seme common salt disolved in in another vessel ; peer a small quantity of the ealtand water inte the acid if it turnewhite and looks milkey, there is silver inthe ore. The above is a cheap, water, convenient and eertaiu test for silver. On ty Ticut.—" How flushed ; bow weak he is! What’s the matter with him ?”’ darkest hour, in fanciful draperies of purple and of gold. It protected Religion, exemplified honor, and exalted love. Asthe rays of reason and the light ef learning advanced, it retired and vanished. Though it was able to stand the battle’s iron shock, ig could net stand the irresistible irony of Cervantes. And in this utilitarian age, the Pilgrim Pedagogue may be permitted te teach that Chivalry is foolishnees, and that the word should be changed tocavalry. The lingering spirit of Chivalry. however, was carried by Cortes and bis followers to the Halls of the Montezumas, and by Captain Juha Smith to the waters ofthe Chesapeak aod the swamps of the The undersignd hereby teudersan invitation te ail HFurni-bing @oods. E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, te vad water. The scenery here is mag“ Only tight.” Chickahominy. 0 their olf patrous and friends to pay them frequent 73 J Street, Sacramento, nificent, but rather terriffic ; in fact, when Y re vineilee . visits, and they hereby pledge luemsebves to give as We will give the public achance, once more, of} 105 Sacramento Street, San Francisce, I went down my hair seemed to stand on Tight 3 — hh — good salisiaction as crere. fressing up in fine style for atrifle. Call uext door B9-Will continue to carry on the lusiness of Oe end! The snow bad filled the track, and * Yes ; intoxicated.” ATILROAD FEOM 4rne to Levistana.— The Bar, will always be supplied with t'.« best o Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, Aad the Preprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f pense to make the “EMPIRE” the most comfortable aed entertagning place of resort in the County. Mose bas the Best Liquors will be found AT THE EMPIRE As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom the mixers and manufacturers of Tarantulh juce No pains willbe spared by the proprieters, te make every one perfectly at home who may favor them with a call. L. F. HUMISTON. tf J. K. SALE. THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Hold on beys it won't take yeu long, During that time I wiil sing you « song. You may think mea quiz . am se very queer, But you will find that I am the PATENT AUCTIONEER. TO THE MINERS AND CITIZENS Of Grass Valley and Vicinity. The Original Cheap John tothe CENTRAL MAKEET J. COUN & BRO. Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware The Best Assortment of the above named Articles, On the Pacific Coast, will be found at Geo. C. Shreve, & o. 39 Mentgomery Street, San Francisco. Watches, in great variety from the most Cele arated Makers. Silver Ware, every article that may be required for Table use, made from Pure Coin. Jewelry of the latest Patterns. We are receiving, by every Steamer, Fresh Goode, in this Line, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. Sar Every article Warranted as Represented. Those wishing any article in our line, will do well to call and examine our Stoek, before purchasing. ga Watch Ropairing and Engraving done in the best manner. GEO. C. SHREVE & CO. 21-5t 139 Montgomery St , San Francisco. “J. B. PAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) DEALER IN Type, Presses, Printing Material, Melting. Refining and As-nying. GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from six tc twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN. Specimens of Quartz Assavedand Valued. fur Assaying, the same asin San Francisco. HH. HARRIS& CO. October 11th 1859. —tf ~ Terms ‘CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 172 MONTGOMERY STREET. (Between Washington and Jackson, (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM T EATER, SAN FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. Say Avoxxas Iyperenpent, San Andreas. Manirosa Star, Mariposa. Cotumata News, Columbia. Moowry’s Express, Folsom. Contra Costra Gazerre, Martinez. Nara Crrv Herarp, Napa City. Besicia Sevtinet, Renicia Borrte Dewocerat, Orovilie. Moentaiy »® sexaen, La Porte, Pracer Courter, Forrest Hill Sax Jose Tetecrarn, San Jose, Atamepa Heratp, Onklend. one wrong +tep, and both the rider and bis animal would go down thousands of feet! It is precious steep indeed, and probably 3000 feet bigh. It winds along the mountain side, and you have te goa long way to get down. “ How do you like the pictare,” friend “Timea? ’’ The Henness Pass is sc smooth and so unlike a {mountain road at all, that . the traveler is absolntely unable to tell when he reaches the summit and commences bis desceut on the opposite side, except by the closest scrutiny. The approach to the summit from either side is also more favorable than that by avy other route. With regard to the elevation of the two routes it is now pretty well established that the Henness Pass by the Nevada route is nearly if not quite Sixteen Hundred Feet \ower than the Pass by the Placerville route. DeGroot, in his map of the Washoe mines, makes it 1574 feet less Yar Four French gardeners were recently poisoned ia San Francisco, by partaking “ Only tight!” that raises him from brute creation, trodden under foot of debasing appetite. « Only tight!” The mother stands with pale and tear-dimed eye to see her oaly son's disgrace, aud in ber fancy pictures the bitter woe of which this is the foreshadowing. “ Only tight!’ The gentle sister, whose strongest love through life has been given to ber handsome, talented brother, shrinks with contempt and disgust from his embrace and brushes away the hot. impure kiss be has rmprinted upen her ebeek. “Only tight !’ And bis young bride stops in the glad dance she is making to meet him and checks the welcome on her lips to gaze in terrror on the reeling form and flushed face ef him who was the‘ god of her idolatry.” “Only tight 1” And the father’s face grows dark and sad, as, with a bitter sigh he stoops over the form of his first-bora. He has brought sorrow to all these affectionate hearts ; he has epened the door to a Man’s best and greatest gift, his intellect. degraded ; the only power There is now a complete line of railway from the city of New Orleans to Bangor, Maine. The time between New Orleans and Philadelpbaia willbe only eighty hours. This vast chain of railways is composed of eighteen independent reads, costing in the aggregate for 2.394 mile of road, $92 ,784,084; is longer than the proposed Pacific railroad will be when completed, aed has cost fullas much asthat will. Itia the longest direct railway communicatien inthe world. AMALGAMATION BALL Ix Now Yore.—A grand amsigation ball recently eame eff, at the Assembly Rooms, Prince street, New York, composed entirely ef black men and white women ; no white man or black weman was admitted. It was a disgraceful affair, and disgusted even the decent colored people, Women heretofore regarded as respectable and tolerated in geod seciety, not the depraved and degraded, 1t is said, participated in the shameless dance. The Daily Nows says : The room was tastefully decorated with banners, flags, &c, and portraits of celebrated WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM ONE AND ALL Santa Craz News, Santa Cras, of fish ceoked by mistake in arsenic instead . fatal indulgence ; he bas bronght bimself That he has again Commenced th nos Stak, Los Angelos. Abolitiouists, conspicuous among the Auction & i cnileete B a 7 <— oo 1 Tally Oregon Advertiser, Portland, 0.T. of flour. Chainpel, who cooked, has died . down level with brutes ; he has tasted, ¢X-. her being a beautiful colored shetageagh at n Business. A generally. Tulare County Record, Visalia. while the otbers will recover. citing the appetite to crave the poisonous. John Brown, surrounded by a wreath ofAt his Old Established Corner. Which every Child knows, and where he will be treated the same as a grown up . Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and SUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. AT CHEAP JOHN’S You can find every thing from a Needle to an yt Be 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, 1€25) San Francrsco. {ly] New Discoveries at NED. STONEHILL’S, Well Known Stand, Opposite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley. Alameda setae Peay iad San Leandro. Family Cirele, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisco. Dalles Journal, Dalles, Oregon. Hutchin’s Magazine, San Francisco. Lettery Netice.—Persons holding Tickets in the Letteries of Wood, Eddy & Co., will prease send their address to the Principal Office, at San Fran Francisco, naming the Class, Number and Official Drawingt, wil! be promptly forwarded. Prizes wil be cashed, on presentation and everything connea c Lirrte Tom Tuume is about to marry a wife no bigger than himself, Barnum will imamediately coutract for the first marital result of such union. draught again ; be bas fallen from high aud noble manhood, te babbling idiocy and heavy stupor ; brought grief to his mother, distrust to bis sister, almost despair to bis bride, and bowed his father’s head with sorrow ; but biame him not, for he is “ only tight !” rel. At 1 o'clock the festivites were ae to a close by the arrivial of several Broadway shoulder-hitters with bags of fiour and soot concealed about their persons. poy Rrepesomga by throwing the flour over the men and the soet on the white, women. At this juncture the li extinguished, and then which beggars description. GH The barber who dressed the head of te were ® ecene ore aes be ger age ‘ness faithfally attended to, by ptt} The “ Cloak of Religion” may be known. a All law officers in France have been a Out Property Sold op ee nae RASS LEY ed with the business iy ~ ts Tee tor Ceotees A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, ication in person, of addressing through Pos. sometimes by fine it bas during ordered to dress in black with white cravater. , rx {gar Mining Clee ELLERY Auctioneer, And other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of . Mies 08 Express. Celthie, oe, baad ~— barrel, has been engaged up the 0) L. KELLER, Auctioneer. . ‘Tobacco, Playing Card Snuff, Pipes, cs. _ : WE tas og ae. sermon time. &nd to stop smoking in the streets. looks of a canal. oS Sage gt wee, i

THE NEVADA NATIONAL WREKLT PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATCRDAT MORN BO aT GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CAL BORLA. TERMS: Forowe rear, (inadvance,)..... For six months, (in ad For three mont Siagle copies. . PRICE OF ADVERTISING. equareofThirteen Lines first insertion.$1 Subsequent insertion.... ooo @ Grass Valley Advertisements. ————————— el S. (. RICHARDSON, — Att & Counsellor eT LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Will promptly attend™ o all business confided to jacare in Nevada and adjoining Counties. welcan collect two months’ pay, back pay, extra mations and transportation expences for al! teamsters fe the Utah Expedition. Information free. Particular attention given to all kinds of Conveying. OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Room formerly occu27-tf pied by E. W. Spofford, Esq. E. W. MASLIN, DISTRICT AT TO! NEY Will Practce in all the Courts of Nevada County, UFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE, no-18 tf NDVADA. S.C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly occupied by E. W. Spofford. i NOTICE. WE andersigned navethis aay formed s Law Co T partncralllp ander the firm andstyle of Dibble & Lansing Sept. 16, 1856 DIBBLE & LANSING. importaxt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY %. WU. DENMAN, TOULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand W the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell'+ Smith's Shop, ‘Where heis new prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagous of every description, in ihe ‘best workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreason ebleterms. gg All work warranted. gar Carriages Painted and Varnished “Gs @rase Valley, Oct. 15, 1955. 4-tf Wu. RANDALL, PMYsIiciaN &@ & UBGEON (Late of North San Juan.) Respectfully announces his location in GRASS Nev ational. VOL 2. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. MARCH. 17. 1860. NO. 34. Sacramento Advertisements. Orleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, éo-enee SACRAMENTO... THIS well known and long established Hotel hay ing been thoroughly repaired and re-furnished, will be open for the reception of visitors on the 22nd instant. No trouble wil! be spared in conducing to the wants of our friends, and others who may favor us with their patronage. A large LAUNDRY has been built and added to the House for the convenience of visitors. POLLARD & BEARD, Prop’rs. A. POLLARD, formerly of the the ‘Oriental ss J. R Bean. San Francisco. Sacramento, Aug, 15, 1859. 4-3m “LIQUOR'S, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. Foreign & Domestic. THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can bay from any House in San Franciseco,— Thereby saving Freightand Charges from San Francisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying from v« fur the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. M. B. Remember McWILLIAMS & Co., Sacraunento. $1-3m HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO., MERCHANT TARILGRE, And Importers of Fashionable C othing, Cer. J and 2nd Streets, Sacramente. WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODS,"the most Elegant Fitting Garments, and the Best Made Clothing ia the State. Gourds equal tothe . Competent Judges provonnee our . Best Custom Made, and Nevada Advertisements. County Surveyor’s OFFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA, JOHN L. GAMBLE, (J. OSTROM, County Surveyor. 1 Deputy LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against emé ploying other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. Cnar. 20, Sec 3.—Nosorvey or re-survey hereaf. ter made by any person except the Coenty surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court withinthis state. JOHN L.GAMBLE. 2-tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.] [THOMASP. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, corner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. SALOON! Harrington & Patterson, 0 LONG and favorably known on Broad street, have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa loon to be found in the mountains, in the new BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. They hereby tender an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly The Saloon will be furnished with new and mag nifcent BILLIARD TABLES, and every appendage complete. THE BAR i« fitted up in the finest style, and supplied with the choicest and most costly Liquore and Cigars. Nevada, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf FIRE, MARINE & LIFE INSURANCE, H, MACKIE, Agent, NEVADA, AT FREEMAN & CO.’S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, FIRE INSURANCE Hariford Fire tnsunanee Co.Hartierd. Phenix Insurance Co. . aa “ n “e eve «ed New York. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. . Philadelphia. Gerard Insurance Co.,,..+ ” Marine Insurance. Neptune Insurance Co.,... THE NEVADA NATIONAL, ——— Washee Trains in Eldorade, ‘The Coloma Times, speaking of the emigration to Washoe, says :— Nearly every day pack trains pass through this place, en route for the Washve diggings, from Marysville, Nevada, Aaburn, aod other places north. Thursday last, March 8th, there was a train passed. containing about 75 animals, from Marysville. The atimals were to be loaded at Placervile. How happens it that all those pack trains come this way to cross the mountains when they have so greatly a superior route nearer heme? Will some one inform us? The above question has been put te, and anewered by the press of thie County at least a dozen times ; yet at the risk of being thought to do a work of supererogation, for the benefit of the ‘‘Times,”’ which seems to be an earnest sceker after truth, we will once more answer, and we trust our Coloma friend will “make a note on’t.” The Union, . from which we clip the paragraph, and which is very industrious im seeking out all such items, of course, will do no such thing. Public attention was not called to the extraordinary facilities of the Nevada route until it was too ate to do anything, last season, to make the route available for traveling, even in the sammer, to say xothing of winter transit. Every one knows that a road to be successfully used by loaded teams, especially in winter, must be well supplied with houses for the accomodation of both travelers and teams, and, im a moun: tainous country, must be worked to some little extent, at least. Now it was satisfactorily proven just before winter set in last season, that the Ne. vada route could be made a far better road, with an outlay of leas than $10,000, which might be expended in siz weeks, than has . been made over the Placerville route in siz . years, with an outlay of $100,000. AccorA Jewisn Cuarain ry Coxoress.—During the present Congress instead ofa regular Chaplain for the House of Representatives an invitation was extended to all the clergymen of Washington to officiate alternately. It so happened that om the morning of the day on which the Speaker was elected the daily prayer was offered up by a Hebrew Rabbi. An eastern correspondent thus speaks of the prayer, and the emotions it created ; * It was a wonderfal fine prayer, so solemn and grand, as if invoked in those glorious words which are so dear te all readers of the Old Testiment, the blessing of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob upen the Repre— sentatives of this country, so highly favored. A more devoted recegnition of God’s hand io the histary of this land, and a more earnest prayer for union and reconciliation, I have never beard. * * * The prayer was beard with the gratest attention by the large concourse of spectators. At the conclasion it was almost unauimously agreed that since the House had been in session there bas not been offered a more devotional prayer by any of the Chaplains who bave officiated here. Srvregon, the celebrated English sensation preacher, has been invited to preach a few sermons at the American Chapel in Patis, aud has consented to do so previded he . can preach there on week days, as it is impossible for him to be absent from his immense Congregation of 10,006 persons in London, to whom be preaches on Sundays. Arrangements have been made for bim to alternate, Sundays and weekdays, between His proposed visit to Lendon and Paris. New York has been defered for two years at least, as be bas now a permanent engagemeat at Convent Garden for that time. TeLecraruic Fact.—An experiment was made a few days ago, by the operator at i . Fresse aad the operator at Yreka, by having We Guarantee to Sell 5 percent! Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. . Philadelphia, . diagly arrangements have been made dur. the Northern and State line connected at NEVADA NATIONAT, BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have, in connection with the Nevapa Nanoma Newsraren Estasusiest, a JOB OFFICE. of executing every description of Job Work, such @ BesivessCanns, Cinovans, Beous and Paxrtzers, Erc., which will be execs pes on reasorsbitie ms L$ [For the Naticnal.) CHIVALRY. The iron bad succeded tothe golden age. The forms of civil society bad been usurped by awarchy, rapine and murder, Religion bad been expelled from her native land; ber votaries made captive or slain, ber temples destroyed and altars desesrated.— The lingeriug rays of learning sought shelter and protection from the Church, which, alas, but too much needed protection for herself.In this chaotic gleom arese @ spirit of piety of bonor and of love—the spiritof Chivalry. In this spirit Religion foand her defender; honor its champion and beauty her protector. Wrongs were righted and injnries repaired. The mother’s wail and maiden’s shriek were hushed or revenged. Orphan’s tears were dried—lawleas robbers chastised, and the rapacious made te disgorge their ill-gotten gains. ‘Panoplied in the spirit of Chivalry, the hearts of ite votaries knew no fear; their bodies felt no fatigue. Heat and cold, honger and ‘thirst, were alike braved and courted in the pursuit of their calling. Tyranny and violence trembled within their moated and castel!a-— ted walls. Meanness sneakingly crouched and sought abscurity. Kings. princes and . nobles enrolled themselves in the Order, and sought distinction and fame from its pursuit aad practice ; fer what so glorious and exalted in that age, asa brave, pious and courteous knight? His calling received the blessings of religion—bis fame was sounded by the songs of minstre! and troubadour, and his gallant deeds received and deserved the smiles and favors of the fair ; for under bis protecting care, loveliness freely displayed ber charms, and beauty was placed en love's throne, safe from all wrongs and injuries, save Cupid's wanton wounds. A spirit so composed of shadows and sentiments, from which has emenated results so real, seems notin reaaon or in human annals, until we reflect that the history of . Al J A . L EL SS } + f Rank and AuberaStreets . Than the same style of Goods can be bought . where, as we make our own Goods pay Cash and well ter Cash s° Gea. Richardson's Old Cottage 7 — ae Tue NEW STV LES JUST RECEIVED. -@e Call and see them Resident @R Dentist. . > ae Tailor's Trimming-. 9 s, Cloths, Cassi Dr. Harris haa located himeelf in Grass Valley, ; pleres and Vestings for saleat a slight advance on and offers his services asa . NEW YORK COS1 "! le : . . . ing the past winter, by which this road will Marysville, and the State, Atlantic and oe und the necessary sa) Pacific lines connected at San Francisco ; tions established as soon be the eoow disap. making the ‘circuit from Yreka to Fresno, . Pears. That done, our Coloma friend will. which is the farthest point on the Atlantic not, thereafter be troubled with the dust of . and Pacifio line, some two hundred and fifty . the very frequent passage of pack, or aay . miles below San Francisco. The whole disChivalry would not be history, unless it was romance. The accomplisbed Knight possessed the most opposite qualities. He upited the boldness of the lion with the gentleness of the lamb. He was undaunted amid the most VALLEY permanently. RESIDENCK—Corner, else Life Insurance. United States Life Insurance Co., : New York. At %& LOSS 8 On Policies issued fer the above Companies, will be omotly paid in Cash, at our Office, . f Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, Te those citizens of the town and ssrronnding country desirous of first class Vental Operations. OB OFFICE over Delano’s, Banking house = Sole Leather Trunk«, Valises, Leather Tr Bags, lateut Self Supporting Sh ulder Braces, Baek shin Shirts H. H. &CO.'S Indian Tan Huck Gloves, by the » avelling . Ae @, San ¥Ra¥CISCC Nevada fron and Brass Feundary. . their way to Washoe. The great bulk of . . the travel and transportation, both ways, DR. CLAY & BATTERY STS, . other traius through bis quiet burgh on . tance is eight bundred miles, The line

works admirably.—[Ev. Telegram. appalling dangers, and his clarien notes are ever heard above the din of battle, in the thickest of the fight. He approaches the REET. t dozen, case, or tingle pair. alia =i —— I. MACHINE SHOP em ling rsp How re Test Sitver Oxe.—In these times pred of bis God with the humility and coaJ. M. DAY, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. . MAUEELIN Ain galt alas tte lat an iad of Silver excitement the tollowing test of . Siding innocency of childhoed, and he whe ' : . Fh cose we aso now presnved to do cll tions of . Pubbeetiie, ti pore cloma and) silver ere may be found interesting and . had riven the prison’s iron bars and broken MeL ARM WH CARN bly oP ASCE OR The Subscribers hav ing completed their . CASTING rig neatmens pe despatch. We. sot rous te vsti Prete ge. amie desi . valuable :—Pound a small piece of the rock the captive’s chains, permits Dimeelf to be Two lors Below Montgomery's Stone Building, NEW, — = " sence gua + ils ype ree ie Si! kinds of bow Mill localities, for the more me tat . . supposed to contain the metal as fine as seuee by scingle thread, and imprisoned in MILL STREET, GRAS> VALLEY. ete Gqened one’ of the Largest, and ord Anatts mill Machinery. Pumpe, end Car Wheste oe od vapor hag Ni ds : possible, then place it ea a sbovel, or anylove’s eilken meshes. The spirit of ChivalSUPERFINE BROADCLOTMS, must Complete Stocks of Ballas .penatin te oan ie asi paameayet eas site oom E thing handy, and bold it over a slow fire, . 'Y clotied bumanity in its greatest need and Of Every Shade and Color, PLAIN, BLACK AND FANCY Doeskins and Cassimeres. Plain Black and Fancy Silks and Silk Velvet Vestings. — Extra Fine Buft Marsailles and LIGHT COLORED SILKs., Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. All ef which I will Manufacture te Order, with Neatness and Pispateb. i In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, N. B. Good Fits Warranted. EMPIRE BILLIARD SALOON, Mill Street, Grass Valley, NEXT DOOR TO CADY'S LIVERY STABLE. CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Chezeper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLACE. Our stock consists of » very large assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, he het atock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place Al«o, a good selection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s . Bae All Orders unctually Attended to. @g . xo bai ofall kinds, from 8 to 40 ree power ‘ Engines made to order, at the shortest otice. Castings of every description, promptly excented, Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can fill orders quicker that any other shop io th+ mountains al he n Any one wanting work done will do well te ca! . and exaimne our extensiqe lot PATTERNS. W. HEUGH. }D. THOM, JOUN MeARTHUR 30m Propreito:s. MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand.) . sufficient to prevent the total obliteration of . the Placerville route, and perpetnate a knowledge of its geograpbioul positiun. Its . general features can never be forgotten by any one wh? bas ever passed over it. For the especial benefit of those who are . . contemplating a visit to Silverland, before it will be possible to open the Nevada route we append the following :— Tue Pracernitie Rovte tro Wasnor.— A corespondent of the Bulletin thus describes a portion of the road leading from Placer ville to Washoe. The next stopping place is Lake Valley, er down the grade—and such agrade! Whew you first begin to descend you come in view of Lake Bigler, a beautito burn away sulphur or arsenic, which are generally mixed with the ores of silver. Then take a cup, or any glass or earthenware vease] into which pour a small quantity ofaitric acid (aqua fortis,) in which put about a teaspoonful of the powdered ore, which boil ia the acid fora minute or two. Then take seme common salt disolved in in another vessel ; peer a small quantity of the ealtand water inte the acid if it turnewhite and looks milkey, there is silver inthe ore. The above is a cheap, water, convenient and eertaiu test for silver. On ty Ticut.—" How flushed ; bow weak he is! What’s the matter with him ?”’ darkest hour, in fanciful draperies of purple and of gold. It protected Religion, exemplified honor, and exalted love. Asthe rays of reason and the light ef learning advanced, it retired and vanished. Though it was able to stand the battle’s iron shock, ig could net stand the irresistible irony of Cervantes. And in this utilitarian age, the Pilgrim Pedagogue may be permitted te teach that Chivalry is foolishnees, and that the word should be changed tocavalry. The lingering spirit of Chivalry. however, was carried by Cortes and bis followers to the Halls of the Montezumas, and by Captain Juha Smith to the waters ofthe Chesapeak aod the swamps of the The undersignd hereby teudersan invitation te ail HFurni-bing @oods. E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, te vad water. The scenery here is mag“ Only tight.” Chickahominy. 0 their olf patrous and friends to pay them frequent 73 J Street, Sacramento, nificent, but rather terriffic ; in fact, when Y re vineilee . visits, and they hereby pledge luemsebves to give as We will give the public achance, once more, of} 105 Sacramento Street, San Francisce, I went down my hair seemed to stand on Tight 3 — hh — good salisiaction as crere. fressing up in fine style for atrifle. Call uext door B9-Will continue to carry on the lusiness of Oe end! The snow bad filled the track, and * Yes ; intoxicated.” ATILROAD FEOM 4rne to Levistana.— The Bar, will always be supplied with t'.« best o Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, Aad the Preprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f pense to make the “EMPIRE” the most comfortable aed entertagning place of resort in the County. Mose bas the Best Liquors will be found AT THE EMPIRE As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom the mixers and manufacturers of Tarantulh juce No pains willbe spared by the proprieters, te make every one perfectly at home who may favor them with a call. L. F. HUMISTON. tf J. K. SALE. THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Hold on beys it won't take yeu long, During that time I wiil sing you « song. You may think mea quiz . am se very queer, But you will find that I am the PATENT AUCTIONEER. TO THE MINERS AND CITIZENS Of Grass Valley and Vicinity. The Original Cheap John tothe CENTRAL MAKEET J. COUN & BRO. Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware The Best Assortment of the above named Articles, On the Pacific Coast, will be found at Geo. C. Shreve, & o. 39 Mentgomery Street, San Francisco. Watches, in great variety from the most Cele arated Makers. Silver Ware, every article that may be required for Table use, made from Pure Coin. Jewelry of the latest Patterns. We are receiving, by every Steamer, Fresh Goode, in this Line, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. Sar Every article Warranted as Represented. Those wishing any article in our line, will do well to call and examine our Stoek, before purchasing. ga Watch Ropairing and Engraving done in the best manner. GEO. C. SHREVE & CO. 21-5t 139 Montgomery St , San Francisco. “J. B. PAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) DEALER IN Type, Presses, Printing Material, Melting. Refining and As-nying. GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from six tc twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN. Specimens of Quartz Assavedand Valued. fur Assaying, the same asin San Francisco. HH. HARRIS& CO. October 11th 1859. —tf ~ Terms ‘CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 172 MONTGOMERY STREET. (Between Washington and Jackson, (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM T EATER, SAN FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. Say Avoxxas Iyperenpent, San Andreas. Manirosa Star, Mariposa. Cotumata News, Columbia. Moowry’s Express, Folsom. Contra Costra Gazerre, Martinez. Nara Crrv Herarp, Napa City. Besicia Sevtinet, Renicia Borrte Dewocerat, Orovilie. Moentaiy »® sexaen, La Porte, Pracer Courter, Forrest Hill Sax Jose Tetecrarn, San Jose, Atamepa Heratp, Onklend. one wrong +tep, and both the rider and bis animal would go down thousands of feet! It is precious steep indeed, and probably 3000 feet bigh. It winds along the mountain side, and you have te goa long way to get down. “ How do you like the pictare,” friend “Timea? ’’ The Henness Pass is sc smooth and so unlike a {mountain road at all, that . the traveler is absolntely unable to tell when he reaches the summit and commences bis desceut on the opposite side, except by the closest scrutiny. The approach to the summit from either side is also more favorable than that by avy other route. With regard to the elevation of the two routes it is now pretty well established that the Henness Pass by the Nevada route is nearly if not quite Sixteen Hundred Feet \ower than the Pass by the Placerville route. DeGroot, in his map of the Washoe mines, makes it 1574 feet less Yar Four French gardeners were recently poisoned ia San Francisco, by partaking “ Only tight!” that raises him from brute creation, trodden under foot of debasing appetite. « Only tight!” The mother stands with pale and tear-dimed eye to see her oaly son's disgrace, aud in ber fancy pictures the bitter woe of which this is the foreshadowing. “ Only tight!’ The gentle sister, whose strongest love through life has been given to ber handsome, talented brother, shrinks with contempt and disgust from his embrace and brushes away the hot. impure kiss be has rmprinted upen her ebeek. “Only tight !’ And bis young bride stops in the glad dance she is making to meet him and checks the welcome on her lips to gaze in terrror on the reeling form and flushed face ef him who was the‘ god of her idolatry.” “Only tight 1” And the father’s face grows dark and sad, as, with a bitter sigh he stoops over the form of his first-bora. He has brought sorrow to all these affectionate hearts ; he has epened the door to a Man’s best and greatest gift, his intellect. degraded ; the only power There is now a complete line of railway from the city of New Orleans to Bangor, Maine. The time between New Orleans and Philadelpbaia willbe only eighty hours. This vast chain of railways is composed of eighteen independent reads, costing in the aggregate for 2.394 mile of road, $92 ,784,084; is longer than the proposed Pacific railroad will be when completed, aed has cost fullas much asthat will. Itia the longest direct railway communicatien inthe world. AMALGAMATION BALL Ix Now Yore.—A grand amsigation ball recently eame eff, at the Assembly Rooms, Prince street, New York, composed entirely ef black men and white women ; no white man or black weman was admitted. It was a disgraceful affair, and disgusted even the decent colored people, Women heretofore regarded as respectable and tolerated in geod seciety, not the depraved and degraded, 1t is said, participated in the shameless dance. The Daily Nows says : The room was tastefully decorated with banners, flags, &c, and portraits of celebrated WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM ONE AND ALL Santa Craz News, Santa Cras, of fish ceoked by mistake in arsenic instead . fatal indulgence ; he bas bronght bimself That he has again Commenced th nos Stak, Los Angelos. Abolitiouists, conspicuous among the Auction & i cnileete B a 7 <— oo 1 Tally Oregon Advertiser, Portland, 0.T. of flour. Chainpel, who cooked, has died . down level with brutes ; he has tasted, ¢X-. her being a beautiful colored shetageagh at n Business. A generally. Tulare County Record, Visalia. while the otbers will recover. citing the appetite to crave the poisonous. John Brown, surrounded by a wreath ofAt his Old Established Corner. Which every Child knows, and where he will be treated the same as a grown up . Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and SUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. AT CHEAP JOHN’S You can find every thing from a Needle to an yt Be 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, 1€25) San Francrsco. {ly] New Discoveries at NED. STONEHILL’S, Well Known Stand, Opposite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley. Alameda setae Peay iad San Leandro. Family Cirele, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisco. Dalles Journal, Dalles, Oregon. Hutchin’s Magazine, San Francisco. Lettery Netice.—Persons holding Tickets in the Letteries of Wood, Eddy & Co., will prease send their address to the Principal Office, at San Fran Francisco, naming the Class, Number and Official Drawingt, wil! be promptly forwarded. Prizes wil be cashed, on presentation and everything connea c Lirrte Tom Tuume is about to marry a wife no bigger than himself, Barnum will imamediately coutract for the first marital result of such union. draught again ; be bas fallen from high aud noble manhood, te babbling idiocy and heavy stupor ; brought grief to his mother, distrust to bis sister, almost despair to bis bride, and bowed his father’s head with sorrow ; but biame him not, for he is “ only tight !” rel. At 1 o'clock the festivites were ae to a close by the arrivial of several Broadway shoulder-hitters with bags of fiour and soot concealed about their persons. poy Rrepesomga by throwing the flour over the men and the soet on the white, women. At this juncture the li extinguished, and then which beggars description. GH The barber who dressed the head of te were ® ecene ore aes be ger age ‘ness faithfally attended to, by ptt} The “ Cloak of Religion” may be known. a All law officers in France have been a Out Property Sold op ee nae RASS LEY ed with the business iy ~ ts Tee tor Ceotees A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, ication in person, of addressing through Pos. sometimes by fine it bas during ordered to dress in black with white cravater. , rx {gar Mining Clee ELLERY Auctioneer, And other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of . Mies 08 Express. Celthie, oe, baad ~— barrel, has been engaged up the 0) L. KELLER, Auctioneer. . ‘Tobacco, Playing Card Snuff, Pipes, cs. _ : WE tas og ae. sermon time. &nd to stop smoking in the streets. looks of a canal. oS Sage gt wee, i