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The Nevada journal., 1851-09-25
BANKING HOUSE

OF JAMES KING, OF VIM,
JAMES KING, OF WIN. JACOB Il. SNYDER.
Exchange On
George Peabody, Esq, London,
Camman and Whitehouse New York,
J. Corning and Co, New Orleans,
Riggs and Levering, st Louis,
And on Messrs Corcoran and Riggs
Payable at their office, Washington city,
" Merchants Bank, Boston,
6 Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia,
" Bank of Baltimore, Boston,
Bank of Virginia and branches.
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F. ARGENTI and Co.

F. ARGENTI and Co.
DANKERS, San Francisco, Montgomery
Id st, between Clay and Commercial Sis.
Refer to and draw on
Brown Bros and Co, New York,
Brown, Shipley and Co, Liverpool
Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orleans,
Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore,
Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia,
James Adger and Co, Charleston,
Morrel and Dickey, Mobile,
II Curtis. Esq, Boston,
George b Cumming, Savannah.
Gold dust bought and insured, and forward
10 the United Suites It the lowest rates.
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Auction & Commission.

r Williamson q Co., lat the Auction
J.. Stand on Main street, wonld call the
their stock of goods. A full supply of the
raost desirable articles the market below af-
fortls, can always be found q, their sa!esreom'
In part consisting Of the best quality Of Ii
quors, Groceries, Provisions and miners tools,
which will be sold either at auction or pri-
vate sale--at prices to suit customers.
REGULAR SALE DAYS
Every Sunday at 10, n, m.
Tuesday at Sp. m.
Friday at 8.p. m.
/. WILLIAMSON & co.
Nevada, May 7, 1851. If
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THE GREGORY HOUSE

This Hoaseiis large and commodious, with
the best of sleeping apartments; and the sub
scribcr fiatters himself that he will set as good
table as any other hoase in California hav-
ing arrangements made for the supply of all
kinds of meats and vegetables. He soicits a
us. GREGORY.
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I5UST

l. ~ -
son the road between Msrysville and Ne
" vada, smfll l,lather valicti, manning
small specimen, and number OF notes aud
other papers of value only to the owner The
notes were drawn ~ J. b. Green, VIM. Lono,
Il Co, Crosby White, John r. --adison,, ].
Farrow, N. +. Whitesddes, John jackson and
others who are hereby notified not to pay
them unless to the subscriber or his order.
The finder of the above, by leaving it at
the liners Home, Nevada, United States Ho-
tel Marysvile, or Missouri Hotel Sacramen-
to, will be handsomely rewarded
ALLEN WILEY
m3 it
The Marysville Herald and Placer Times
please COPY, and charge this Office.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Ordinance No. 35.

WHE@EAs. the extension of the Burial
Ground, Immediately in the rear of the
City Hall and Court street. is complain
ed of as a public nuisance, Therefore,
The common council Of the city of Ne
vada do ordain as follows:
Section |. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance the burial of
the dead in said ground be and the same
is hereby prohibited.
Section 2. Any person violating this
ordinance shall, on conviction, be sub
ject to fine of twenty-five dollars.
Passed Aug. 25. 1851
MoSESF. HOLT, Mayor,
L. F. CHUBBUcK, City Clerk.
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JOHN PERRY and Co.

hEALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust, State
NJ and City Scrip.
For sale Exchange on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and St Louis.
WA ANTED--Gold Dust and State Warrants.
for which the highest market price will be
paid. Office in Nagee's building, (formerly
occupied by Greoory's Express) au29- I'm
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z. z. DAVIS.

80 #AR
Broad Street, III 1wh s Hurst
Uy- All kinds O. wof dove on
hort notic, and OF sSSscnablc terms.
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BOWERS EXPRESS.

&As From Nevada City,
Grass Valley, Roaeh s. Ready,
Washington, Poor Mans Creek, Yuba river,
and all the intermediate places, to Sacramento
City, ard San Francisco, connecting then with
the well known house of Adams & CO., and ~
ing the oldest EXPRESS in Nepoda, togsA-
er with our facilities, are prepared to ship and
insure Gold Dust and Valuables of every kind
to all parts of the u S.
10 We have a Fire Proof and also thief
proof safe. where merchants and miners ean
deposite the money and dust with entire safety.
Particular attention given to obtaining let
ters and packages from below and delivered
With despatch.
" B. DRAFTS obtained upon different
'uses in any part of the Union, and business
OF all kinds attended TO promptly. Thankful to
ON patrons for past favors, hope to command "a
still. larger share of business tha heretofore.
Main ST. opposite the Bridge.
BOWERS q. Co.
nv 1871
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Notice. Notice.

THE undersigned, having removed to Broad
street, next door to the Spring Hill Hotel, take
pleasure in announcing to their old customers
and the public generally that they will keep
constantly on hand general assortment Of
Groceries, Provisions, Wines, and Liquors
which they will sell as cheap as the cheapest,
at wholesale or retail. Thankful to our old
customers for past. iavors would respectfully
solicit continuance of their patronage.
j. SPRUANCE & BROTHERS
Nevada, May 23d, 81
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JACOB KOHLMANN.
Nevada City. April 10Th, IF

uU MINING COMPANIES, LAWYERS,
Il Merchants, &c.-A gentleman compc-
tent to fulfill the duties of secretary, manag-
ing clerk, accountant, travelling a. ent, etc.
etc., wishes to engage to engage hsmself for
period Of not less than three months in the
mining districts For further paticulars an.
quire of Mr.. Ever, Nevada Journal Office.
June 10 If
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The undersigned subscribers having opened
on Main Street. in Nevada City, fresh and
jcnune stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-stutis, Window Glass, stationery,
perfumery, brushes &c.
Also large and well assorted stock of
Cigars 6 Tobacco
of the finest brands that the country can afford:
all Of which we will sell at tho lowest possible
rates. Cali and examine our stock
LARK & GARRASON,
Drug & hemsts.
DR.. J. LARK offers his professional services
to tho citizens of Nevada and vicinity. Char
ges in proportion TO the times. Office at the
City Drug Store.
April 18th 1851 IT,
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Ordinance No. s.

hOoho L - 4
L. F.Chubbuck, City Clerk.
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;. uENERAL HoUsEMAID, by a neat and
=. recommended Girl 10 a good washer AMI ironer
:. eooa understands plain sewing and Is ioad Of
!. vnllng TO maze heTself useful and 90 for low
~ sOoc home Is more desirable Call AZ y
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.TVHE SIGNS OF THE TINES

II The World must have an eEd
TIE only cuesiOn len is-woen
When no one dsTes our riehts defend
But Union mem and " The Upper Ten
The Worlc IL old enough
len The Customs HydrA7 chOkes The Pfees
W rs houg NJ up BY The sails
Mht 5 2 for our wrongs there Is DO redrea,
Nor for h'en, ship q there ihanks
The Word Is Old enough.
VII, upr' ebt men are forced 10 Zee
Yes that's thr time. Oh then
AID psrrs alhsve c-asei 10 be-
Excess The Union Mesr
The MUro Is old enough
When truth no longer dsres TO speek,
And fraud must 81 rule re 10 az
when bonrsi poor must fear and ache,
WhUe villains fcoh and boast
The World Is Old enough.
When worth 10 hsgious crime
And principles ~urre;
When bribery makes ofciscoTd chime,
Ano uue honor Is = curse,
The World is old enough.
When lawyers all are up 10 snut,"
wiz pr, mierr 10 -" Cosch Of State
Their "ipse dixrs qusntum SUD"
Anc We mus, do as tney dictate,
The Word 10 old enough.
when Justice yielding to weight Of Gold,
We shout "let the vixen slide"
While our dearest ights are bOugh and sold.
And =" The Scale 10 oil one side
The ord is old enough
When Liberty 10 strapped In mire
In the name Of Washington,
When abjecl slaves 10 q foreigner
We admit our rights are gone
The Worlds old enough.
When Riends In The human garb,
May 81 swer the Ssbbsh bell.
Aud thus the foupt OF life absorb
To provide the way TO Hell
The World 10 old enough.
When scratch their gul with Itch for gain
For Ole Bail is quite outdone,
Majestic Fiddlers false as vain,
Our glass 10 surely run;
The World is old enough. CAsilL.
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117TNANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
BOARDING.
A GENTLEMAN wishing the comforts

N OF a home, and who would be wiling 70 pay far
-,ice can be accommodated private family IN Thr
feenhst address w A. O., box $3.50, POst-Ofce ms 81
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WANTED Situations for good Pro-
w estsnt Cooks Chambermsds, seemstresses, Nurses
Laundresses General Workers Wsiters Coachme1, Gar
deners, Formers &c, al the Select Protestant Employ
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Servants, who show that they smart tidy sober
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TOtal. sVVO
The wood must be of uniform length. not exceeding
feet and will be assured and paid for by the solid core
and the delivery at Albany and Hudson must com 10
The month If Nav and at Rhnebeck in the month of July
and be male to tn extent OF five hundred cords per mon
ii each place. ard the whole delivery must be comPebd on
required to enter written contracts and to give security
for their faithful performance ,o>v,,, =, ~,
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CILLlMAN'S AMERICAN JOUR-

0NAL OF SCIENCE AND AkTS-CoNrENTs or
Article XVI On The velocity Of the Gavanc Current in
Telegraph Wires; by B. A Gould, Jr 10 report Prof
A. ID. Bache, LID, Superintendent Of The I. 5 Coast
Survey
Ar.XvII Observations on the Gnaihodou beds around
the hesc OF Mobile Bay; by Rev. c. 5. Hale.
Art XVIII. On the Mineral Springs OF Canada by I. s.
Hunt
Art XIX. Whirlwinds produced by the Burning Of
CauebTske by Alexander Fisher OlmaIed, AM.-wiih
Art Xxx Description OF a new Graptou,e found ia the
lower Surian Rocks the Falls Of 81 Cfox RIVER BY
h. A ProuI, MD.
Art XXI On the direction ofthe Spark from Secondary
Currents under tie influence Of Helices Magnets by
Prof Chss O. Page, Md.
Art XXlI On The Conducuon and Distribution OF the
Galyanic Current In Lqucs, by Prof Chas. g. Page,
MD
Art XIII Two Problems By Bapu Deva shasth Ma
Ar-XXlN. On the Vents of Hot Napor 10 Tuscany and
their relations Ancient Lines Of Fracture aud Eruption
by Sir Rocerick Impey murchson-
Art XIV On klrkwoOd's Law OF the rotation OF the
Primary Planets; by Prof Elias Loomis.
Art XVI On new Genus OF Crustacea In the Colec'
tious Of be U s. Exploring Expedition under Capt c.
Wilkes, u. 5. N by James ID. Dana
Art XXNII Neurological Notices
Art XVIII. Notices OF Coal in China; by d. j. Mac
Art XXIX Abstract Of Meteorological Journal kept
a. Marietta Ohio for the year 1850; by p Hdreth NJ D.
Art Xxx. On the different Chemical Conditions OF the
the surface Of the Ocean and at the bottom
Soundngs by Aug A. Hayes
Art XXI. On the Limit OF Perpetual Snow IN the Him
eeys by Lieut. Suachey.
Ar XXXII Analyses Of the Ashes OF certain CONNER
ciel Teas communicated by Prof +. n. HorsOrd
The remaining so pages are devoted to recent dscOve-
res in Chemistry Physics Mnerology, Geology, AsIron-
omy Meeorelogy, &c and to notices of new works
This work 10 conducted by Prof b. Siman, Slliman,
Jr and Jas d. Dana aided by Dr. Walcoi Gibbs OF New
York and 10 published every Two months at - per annum
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The Irving Institute, Tsrrytown, N. Y.
4 YON'S CLASSICAL AND COM
1LMERCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Gen
tlemen- Established by The present Proprietor IN 1853
fhe location Of this Institution 10 unsurpassed Tarryown
being OF the Oldest and most agreeable towns IN the
Union noted for its saubry and morality aud accessible
several times a day by the Hudson River Railroad
The Principal IL BssduOus 10 his regard for the moral
welfare physical comfort the intellectual improvement
the manners and personal habits OF his pupils Pupils viii
attend the church designated by the parent
The Course Of Education includes all the branches pre-
psratoy for College business for professional or prac
tca life Elementary principles will receive the strict at
teniion which their paramount importance demands.
The Academic year is divided into Pwo Terms OF I'VE
months each the Summer Term commencing on the hrsi
OF MAY the Winter Term the first OF November April
and October vacations Pupils can be admitted at any
time. 49, 80, CIV.
ICbarges-sl0O for the Summer Term, o. for The Winter
Term; PAYABLE In advance This includes Board, with
washing and mending bed and bedding ue and light and
Tuition (exceptn Modern Languages and Music together
with the use Of all the necessary books 10 the Engsh
branches A deduction will be made where two come
from the same family.
seferences-To the several Clergymen on TArrytowni
Hon Washington Irving, DO Hon. Guisn T. EerPsncA,
New.York; Benjamin LOder, ESQ Pres: N I ana Ire
RR New.York; Edward Collins, Esq, New; YORK
Hon J w Schmidt Esq. do. To any others OF the nu-
merous Patrons Of the Institute, printed hst OF whose
names will be furnished, application TO the fnnepsL
Letters should be addressed North Tarrytown'
VIM P. LYON, AN, Principal ard Proprietor
mt 2awtfW&S
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,, Sook, Washer and Ironer, by a re-
~ 'e woman-is good baker Best city refer
Sor ~ Apply Al Chryste-st. rear second building
me IL
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WVOIIIEIC- NJ a N EINO w mn 1 FIT I " y
~ good Rveters find employment by giving salts
factory reference None other need apply.
ms 6tt 0AUNT L DERRICKSON, l59 SouthIt
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ON An Ltuy Uifl wants slJuatlph 10
do The General Homework Of small private family
Chamberwork and Seamstress Best OF reference from
place Can be for two DAYS 20 Chrystie
9 between Broome and Grand SITS. mt II
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POARD-Mrs. BARNES, IL Fifth-av.
1.-Two large and commodious rooms will be vacant
about March 1. 28f lws
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Il FAYE x co. 1876 Pearl-st near Chatham Importers
and Manufacturers have hand the largest and beat stock
OF Paper HsngiDgs Borders, Fireboard Prints Blended
Curtains &c In The city which they otter, wholesale and
retail manufacturers prices They receiving BY every
arrival ON Havre all the latest styles OF French papers,
from factories ofwhlch they the sole agents Particular
aef ton given city trade and the best workmen employ
ed 10 hang papers Landlords and builders dealt with lib
orally mb IL
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GENTS WANTED Wanted, active
~ BURNERS men Jersey City. NaWark Elzthehtowa
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act m this city IN Brooklyn Apply eronals 10 w :.
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Renee Tho O the publishing and newspaper
business Any requiring the services Of person
will him acquisition their establishment and
voted their interest," Respectable references gwen and
moderate compensation only expected Please address
BOSTON, at the Office of this paper. mi iw@
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DURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

kD-P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JoHa
GREEHwoop, in Assistant Mansger-SaoOn performances
every Afternoon at3-Evening al Adnluance Is cenni
children under 10 years, III cs-FoI ali this wess com
LOR OF TAMWORTH. Aner which. ALLOW ME- TO
APOLOGIZE. In the Evening, the Drama OF MADE
LAME, or the Founding Of Paris The nnumerabe
Curoses Of this Museum, the vast Chinese Collection,
6e are 10 be seen AT ali hours ms
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SCHOOLS.

DERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
AD Pleasantly opposite Richmond distant
from New-York only mies and accessible hourly by
,tesboat is open 70 youth OF both sexes and supplied
with competent Instructors under the supehnendence OF
Mr. Terms will vary according TO the instruction
afforded, from 500 to $3.50 per snnum.
Circulars containing reerent other particulars may
be obtained al Mr. Curriers', 1871 Greenwichst, Wllcoxs
School Agency the principal bookstores In the city or by
personal application TO the subscriber At ths institute.
JACOB NJ VREELANO.
Bergen Point N. J. m42wT
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

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RHILADELP HIA.-UNITED

4 STATES HOTEL-PRORosALs fof he purchase
Of the enre furniture Plse, Fixtures ana GOOD. Wn Of
The present lease having three years 10 run rom Jan 9,
e of iris Celebrated Hotenow In most successful OPP
srsilon, as lately conducted By Mitchell Esq no"
JACOB sNIDER, Jr Administrator,
Mo- rs Wslnutst, Phsdelphia y
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9NoEice TO the Bar.-A regular meeting OF the
stsOn of the New York Bar, will be held on I'd RS
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lsrpom of the Supreme Court Members and gentle
,as the profession generally, are requested to attend
fsssior the ensuing year win be elected. m6 IT.
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ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and lady
kBcan be accommodated with parlor and bedroom on
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md ST.
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mo BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS

In the upper part OF the City, Unonquare is desrOus
Of letting the same TO person well qualhed 70 ake
charge Of IL reservng the second floor for himself ana WE
The House is four stories high and very complete IN az ls
internal arrangements Address by letter, TO ChAON-
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DOARDING.-TO let, with Board,
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where bosrders kept Reference Of the highest re-
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WITH BOARD, IN BROOK

IA LYN-Two handsome parlors, with marble mantels,
painted walls closets and pantres, with three lod ging
rooms to let to suit applicants with permanent Board in
retired street and healthy situation, convenient to
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meet with immediate attention. ms 3tf
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TTOME FOR THE MOTHERLESS

IA LADY residing a short distance from the city,
where communication may had every hour In the oay
would receive own house three four children and
endeavor supply to them mothers place No objection
to young children. Address STANLEY giving name aud
residence. ms ous'
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ROARD.-Three pleasant rooms, with
~ warm and cold baths. the 2d door, TO let with
Board, in small family lprvsie) Location highly res
pectabe in the upper part OF the City and near The e nj
nation Of the City Hall cTs Address A. B A. his ohce
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VO DRUGGISTS.-Valuable Stand for

HU S.-VaIuabIe Stanu lot
n Sale In the City Of New Haven, CtThe subscriber
will sell The Stock Of Goods Fixtures Soda Apparatus &c
Of bis well known Drug Sio A Chspelst The store Is
neatly fuedup fOTA retail business has good run OF Gus
tom Is situated Yale College and the State House and
next door 10 first class Hotel, 1.-THE largest In the city,
just completed snd about TO be opened. man with a
capital Of about S. may here Of The best bush
ne,ssiands 10 the State spped for Apply as above
to L. X. DOW.-New- Haven, March 6, 1851. mo Sw'
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