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No ache or no. 70 ashei tina, Is the question;
me i.sa rn.sa.,e pain; o pierce s' Ii. very marrow
the and cur. SsS To ,., wei.
n. p. and SsEs ss q say
in II s' e. nsaa .' To ss 1 %s e
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r0s n. pea, s neuralgia throat
Or worse tsan all Ssa the earaeh
When ali Of these might soon be cured 'A"e'
With the Mustang Linimenti Who would rheumatism he's,
But he a. aS Of S Ss,s, on az ss day.
That Mustang Lnmen whose healing proe, worse
them 1sihef u sss , SSs'r sm.,
IS ;e: .: ss.S .:st l sS, s
Psy.e d DC dog, III III a sSsa cr it,
And gain The name .' o. .esto i.'h'"''
m. m. n nv Try w.. w M, 90 yl-Gw
II Eeomb English senenan re. nh n w.v.sy
by the advice and aIS1eT Win the so1 r six weeks
Pso ana an s sa. % ns ANN ME ats
Is rG all asG.s s R Relief acts ike
ys Too.Ss.h GSsasns Sa
quickly the s a. g gpo. Of
ali rSer annsyane or Ie e'sTn1 and yGH
bottle asd the letters 81 Ny co upon each
win instantly pain Price Is cents 90 cents 5S az S
II. X. H. No. s-Raaxax,. R.,o,.,;,. ,.-.,
Of so :S:Iy h and an
Ready hee cure the same class diseases .s
any action Of .ss Ready Relief rh n,eeTe IN
Other sna 1. ns r s With each
denoss ~ crss i e, y nom The SOLIDS
Rheun &c. Price 81 90 per bottle '1'"0' um0rs SAT-
n IN bs Fsv r Regulator; viii regulate
'4n and viii free ne bowels
Digestion feyers Of ali Linds One or @ % In
Price cents For sale By ana healthy Digestion
~ h O. FAkREILs GENUINE an .s ~ gSTs GO:
mos; extraordinary medicine, the placed be-
being daily had al other
medicines and the skin Of the best physicians
se.sns FORM ali their ssasans snodT0:
Which, ss r Sn1 SS sns TeyS'ss and NE
success in curing the diseases
Read TIE rssrsgs cur. ,s.isA should q e place
Mr. u y, Jar eeySn e G s,s SIMILAR remedy:
asS the Ny ed rs n na o Of The
ssss total "a h.h ,s The limb
S ~ esng The eyes liked partially closed and altogether
Ss ff tS Ssi hsaS
Of being dead immedatey on ,b every
was called in and for three weeks he ,bored
time, and vaou, raseieisnt Lnienis applied consultation
before
he could 90 nothing We applying
ima CINE parents low when amer few ,I,n. ou
fay rsspVssS With Se eng
healthy and robust as can be- five Other
% Sa dS os T.
been used they would have recovered u,xpv c,un
PEORIA, March LIST. 1851. HENRY o. oIkLAND'
public are LsGa Sr .s s
lately made Il: sppeasnee called W. rsIrel Arabian Lni
Ing the viii buy !. in good f,th without
spurious has wrought is
The genuine article only by H. a. Farrell sole
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RY LErrsRs PATENT seCURED ~ isie-PULyER

HBH LErrSRs PATENT SECURED ~ tSto-PULygR.
ER MACIiERs PATENT HYDRO ELECTRIC YoLTAIC CHAINs
constructed 10 be under the garments wonder
n discovery In medicine and electricity the present day
ihey relieve, without pain shock
yous pains such head aud ooihac, rheumatic pains
seton on the body diseases o. year, standing such
cal paralysis nervous complaints. liver diseases
AZ " ~ miracle. They have been applied With the greatest
success w AT those dread u diseases In children, called
commissions also IN Of iecing under dcuies
orders 81 the bowels They pitac metals o their solutions
decomPose vacr, deGcct the magnec nccde scr
the phenoinena % powerful voaic pe. The nstfuen Pm
ducng hcc effects weigh shout ounces folded M In
rockebot always ready Tor nstantaneous use
ast man hsfe tine, ruarng huclf family and friends
sireaninK electricity perfectly safe certain wonderful
Pey remedy The price " complete chain y nom VI o.
batteries nom ti0 70 t79 s..
Incredible may facts any person can easily
convince hmsch beforehand, 40 The depot o their The
Importance of the invention hss been scknovigd In Aerics
BY the Academy q Medicine YORK. the chain, have
been applied With medical
Bellevue, and Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn ospta
et IN EUROPE hy The Royal COLLEGES Physicians and Surgeons
IN London ~ the Academies Nhonsic % Medicine Fars
and other scientific Institutions % The highest orer ucudns
principal hospitals In Europe.
The prcrretors possession Of testimonials 20 the SANE
eject from al the above institutions IN Europr
veil ~ 81 the most eminent AMI Distinguished members n e
profession IN both hcnsrhercs, AMI nye thc public
Pull aud Illustrated descriptions Cor personal ue ana one
for sctcnthc With copies % testnonas
eases cared u New York ard furore obtained ras
e ece They vii be rEarsd Of postage any part
We Dnss ssis. 10 snsTer TO preag he
80 SIS sroad~sy cor riises stress. NeS YS,s
For sale ~ PURCELL, LADD CO, soic agents, Richmond
virginia. ie9i--du
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dollars. - -S-N'''on' ""e 70 IH'es
Orders for packages, certificates packages snz,e tic
or IN the above or In Of the Lotto
% De thsntuy received and promptly attended to- and
Sg.ca' drawings Immediately forwarded
runa Y.npvpr
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siaRiNE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED,
Schr Hope, Creighton, from Baltimore, mdze W. d.
Colquitt Co.
Scbr Orianna, Clark, from Rockport, Maine TO Ward
well Badger,
Schr Rio Crowe, from Boston, mdE. Currie.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York, tobacco.
Schr Thos Conner, Booth, in ballast.
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GNREAr BARGAINS ~ TRIMS, At No. fat MAIN
~ sfIhe subscriber intending his ock Of
TRUNKS WI oaer them AZ such low rrccs win
Isvefs 70 want ofiarge sise rrants, particularly
sciei,cd 70 Gallon -. J. ID. GO1nMAN,
knn sfpEs SOLE LEArnER 30 bss r.nners on %
XOO boxes Olive tSveeD 10; 100 dry Painted Buckets;
eekeams wrapping Paper, receiving ior sab By
jesS LEwiS WEIR A son.
wANstu Virginia Sre,nd NsTine iassrsncs sost, ~
w msN NACE a WINSTON,
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OTTCE-Having this day sold my entire interest IN the bu
~ siness Of SMITH MARyTN WM. IRA SMITH, recon
mend friends 10 continuance Of their patronage With him
ma9-8y w. MARVIN.
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4 D. LUCk stock and Land Warrant Agency GorSrnor
s Sfreef-stocks bought and son-The hvL
est price paid for Land Warrants-old Silver wanted
Prize Tickets in all under the
u oo VIII be promptly paid by ali enquire,
Richmond, viii meet with prompt attention. " ~ "
NOEE-cAsH FOR sLAyEs-Those who wish 10 sell ,Iay,,
IN and the adjacent virginia
Rea hs AZ ABRAHAM son. ANDERSON
Tor one hundred and any slaves one
Above parties will be found next eight month.
In the Aforesaid ANDtR
son ABRAHAM sr Maysvlie Post Once White oai Grow
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,--o,o,aNw nITEnuRsr,s iP'AeurRRroTyFFs.

ENoH hhNf-Ihe store and dwelling recently -
~ occupied by The subscriber a Hukstore on street M
one door abovc the store % Wn Palmer, l
ply n N sASXAy ~
je23 No \ r,-ss,,,.
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By W. GeddIu, Aaet.

III osI VAIL MILE PRIVATE RESIDENCE GRACE
IN. B6IWEEN AND AND sRD STREETS FOR AUC'
ioS-W be sold on the premises, TUESDAY
oh day OF July ls3 the 5ocoL
tnat most valuable residence "a ard
streets now occupied by D. sade,
wing from Rehmond The lot has feet and run.
oAek ~ iee The house has IL en-
built within the last years, the
best material. and OF superior workmanship. ' "
The buildings alone cost ~ 00 disposed to
the above property do before theday OF sale
Jergs-One fourth cash. balance month. pevo
Je2T-tds w GonnIx
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~fSI fOiNT s(HO0L-This well nstit tuition, plea
sanity and heahfally situated amid the Highlands
anords peculiar advantages
accomplished education in all the departments learning lis
htay Exercises found contribute
and TO the manly and graceful bearing pupils. The ie-
date vicinity OF the Military Academy
mos and accomplished lnstrueOrs Pupils
age preierre Referenees-Geu Scott, L. Army;
Col A. Pieasonon, PHILADELPHIA King l. L. D. NJ
CITY Professors Of Yale College and U. g. Military Academy
For further particulars address
EDWARD Y KINsIEY ,t
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n
~ passed June 3 1885, sealed proposals will
the Chamberans once in the city Of Richmond unit, the 9Th
day OF July next for the purchase bonds
not exceeding f30OOO the
1ssI, and bearing interest Al per annum July
1873, payable semi annually, the
July at the said Offices half OF amount offered receivable
acceptance OF the proposals. and the other half the
January next Proposals 10 state what will be
@ for bonds with coupons for interest, without coupons
both, both
JeiT-dt7th July wM P sIIEPPARD thamberain
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ENok RENr That desirable resdenee AZ the 6sA
~ Main The House and Garden ..i
900 L
The house Is fine neighbohood and suitable
large family. Apply QE0. NJ. WEST
Ui-iW Exchange Bookstore.
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PTETIF1S!-In c0nseQuencc of
~ advance Of the season, will Of Berage
DE LANES consisting Of desirable styles reduction
az least 70 cent Also Goods
very low prices TO elos them out All in money
ny salhng AZ No III Main 81 SiLAS L. JOHNSON.
Cd., worth 81. isot
"OhIDe FAIR PREMIUM DiGU FatiiEOTYPFs-
w The public respectfully invited
wonderful serescopic Solid
uaery Main street, Richmond whether for them
not They truly the wonder % age serescopy or the
arr OF giving 70 pictures tat surface appearance all
he sod and roundnessf life has been pronounced by
hhc men, the most wonderful discovery
effect Is really magical beyond conception The picture
nearly the size Of life aud out In rro IKE piece
OF sculpture the living being BY this extra
9r1nary nproyemeni nos be had wITEIURSTs Gal
Union. - - ii N'NS " '''
Mr. W. has the honor that he has Just received
another highest premium medal Of the great Ma
ona Metropolitan Exhibition, which closed MARCH,
~ Washington, d. c. Also, two medals from the Worlds Falr
London three others at Maryland Iusiae Fairs premium
~ he great Exhibition az Castle Garden New York hosing
the great superiority Of
wHrTEnURsr's DAGUFRREoTYPFs
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HAyING purchased the interest o. y w. MARVIN In the
above will continue the NJ the Old Stand
fff Main thankful the liberal patronage be-
slowed the Old house. shall all enieayors 70 merit
continuance Of the AL having claims against The
viii them 70 for settlement and those ndebt
81 SMITH MARVIN will please make early payments with
the undersgnsa sho authorized 10 receive ~ due as
hneoess'y 70 close The business a. speedily possible
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DooK AND JOB PRINTING ofeverv description, executed
SEES ELLIOTT I'VE, Wing Building.
BPrn,ing Ink Of all kinds eOiOr manufac
turers prices. EkN
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ruvURNIP sEEDwe have just received supply
landrsh genuine Turnip Seed Of The following lndS via
White Flat Dutch Red Topped Large Norfolk Large Globe
Baga, White Hanover Daies Hybrid and Aberdeen.
10. JOHNSTON = BROTHER, Druggists,

- CL0TLISRS AND FURNISHING STORES-C MARIE
co Importers No Warren New York
hand Of their importation, Of the extensive
sentiments 70 be found In New York city
wear consisting In part of-ooths Fancy Cssees
ings SIX sergs and Linings-a makesBak and Fancy silk
Nesngs and Nveis Casheres Marsees and Linen vesngs
Drii Ae silk Crayats newest Paris and London styles;
brio Handkerchief Kid Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Underhiri
Ac &C. which they oder the prices which
Of he ivI-fm
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E.rl. Youndrr. No. M n.ar.r -. ~ in.nH n

- l,ll DAyESPoRr, ALLEN CO.
tmNA yAsEA large and elegant assortment Of itch deco.
rated Vases from Y $50 dollar per pair sale By
jes BULkLEY CO., isi Main street
Mo. HALIFAX cLiPf HRRRINGe, for sale By
~ maa JOHN n GORDON SON
HMrkas MkekziNt ron JULy.-lJANEs WOOD.
HOUSE, Late Nash woodhouse1 Ne. received Harpers
"ss.,ns W JAY Price @esn''. Subscription % per
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II. Ri DIyENPoRr, ALLEN co.
SToyBssrOvEsi,-wsa prepared to oFer 10 the trade
- ia and complete assortment Of Cooking and Heating
Diamond" tGreat Western "Maynower iryngr "Tos.
TOM "Rrankn" Coal Wood Burners and other standard
and approved patterns We think dealers
make their purchases direct from the
paying profit 70 jobbcrs Many specially
adapted the eouihern western markets. and e snail b.
pleased 10 receive orders them.
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EtO-PARrNRRsHIP-Thc undersigned have formed a Co.
~ partnership under the firm of IAXALL CO.
duct the Milling Business rs heretofore.
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FITS! PfTs!i frrsi!l-Persons abornr unde
this distressing mAlady will hnd the VEGETABLE
TO be the curing Epilepsy FALLING
fts These pills specific
although they prepared especially for
HTs they will be found Of especial benen for persons
hietd with whose
trated shattered from whatever
pans diseases By
uey exceedingly beneficial Price boxes
for IS Persons out Of the city enclosing remittance have
the pills sent them through the mall free
SETH HANCE, los Baltimore street.
ders from all parts ofthe Union be addressed post paid
de27-iy
q !. cgr mi
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GToCKs FOH sALE-stJboO long date Va. State Stock
- $1,000 long date City Of Richmond Stock
qua State

NoTnE-The eoParinershil hsIeteiore existing between
~ wM IRA SMITH and J. NJ MARVIN, under The style Of
SMITH MARVIN, u this day dissolved BY mutual consent
WIN IRA SMITH,
Mayo, 1859 J. NJ MARVIN.
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UlLAoK TgAs2oo low pfics superior quait
ESQ pAyENroRr. ALIEN co.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

DISCOVERY OF CAVE IN VALLECTT0.-The
Calaveras Chronicle gives the particulars of the
discovery of curious cave in the vicinity OF
Vallecito. 1t appears that Frenchman was
at work there at considerable depth, and his
pick displace rock, which laid bare an en-
trance to a large cave A party afterwards
descended and explored the subterranean apart
ments. Their report is most astonishing. They
assert that after the depth Of about 100 feet,
they came upon collection of over 300 human
bodies, perfectly petriied; that the hall con-
tanned an immense number Of stalactites, some
of which rested on and were Incorporated with
the bodies. Should this rumor prove true,
what glorious subject for antiquarian research.
It is said that the skulls indicate race distinct
| from our Indians.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

BREAKING A CoNrRAcT.-"A married
couple" says the Gazette des TriJuaaHr,
"after living together on bad terms for
some time, agreed, a few days ago, to sep
arate. They sold of all their furniture, but
finding that the sum it realised was not
very important, they proposed TO commit
suicide, and, they went at an early hour,
to the Canal st. Martin to execute the de-
sign. The husband leaped in first, but af-
ter while, being a capital swimmer, he
raised his head above water, and perceived
his wife standing quietly on the bank watch
ing hin. He began abusing her, and said
that, according to their conventions, she
ought to drown herself. Instead, however,
of complying, she accused him of intending
to let her drown whilst he saved himself
by swimming. He called on her to plunge
in at once, without any more talk but she
refused. Thereupon he got out of the Wa
ter, and gave her tremendous thrashing.
Some persons who came up went to seek
for the guard; and the loving pair were ar
rested. On being questioned they made
the facts known"
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18
LINE IS By MIL ION,

| IN HIS OLD AOE
LATELY DISCOVERED, AND FIRST PUBLISHED IN Tt
| RECENT OXFORD EDITION OF THE POETS WORKS.
| | am old and blind
Men point to me as smitten by Gods frown;
Afflicted and des erted OF my mind
| Yet | am not cast down.
I am weak, vet strong
murmur not that [ no longer sec;
Poor, old and helpless, | the belong,
Father Supreme to Thee
merciful One!
When men are farthest then thou art most near
When friends pass by-ny weakness shun--
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards me-and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place,
And there is no more night.
On my bended knee
recognize Thy purpose clearly shown
My vision Thou hast dimmed, that | may see
Thyseh, Thyself alone
have naught to fear;
This darkness is the shadow of Thy wing
Beneath it am almost sacred-here
Can come no evil thing.
Oh! I seem 70 stand
Trembling where foot OF mortal ne er hath been,
Wrapped in the radiance of Thy sinless land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and 60
Shades of resplendent beauty round me throng-
From angel lips seem to hear the flow
Ofsoft and holy song.
1t is nothing now.
When heaven Is opening on my sightless eyes,
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
That earth in darkness lies.
In purer cline
My being fills with rapture-waves Of thought
Roll i'll upon my spirit-strans sublime
Break over me unSought
Give me now my Tyre
/ feel the STRINGS of gift divine,
Within my bosom glows unearthly fire
Lit bv nc skill of nine,
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18
sksy> The San Diego Herald, speaking Of i

Hesy> The San Diego Herald, speaking OF Its
relations with the native Californian population
saws: "They, of course, have their peculiaritle;
so have we ours-but with the exception OF
that bigoted old j." cuss," Padre Juan, who
prays daily that the Free Masons may, all be
pitched into the hottest corner Of TOphet--We
have never had the slightest difficulty with them
We have never received so much as ons hum
dred dollars from the whole native Californian
population; nor do We ever expect to-so that
self interest does not prompt the penning of
this article 1t is simply an act of justice, and
we do it cheerfully g Here's luck " to the
Senoritas, and speedy voyage to FL terra
caliente" to the old Padre.
1t gives the following as Bostons toast
"The Bloomer Costume" POGO mas artbG.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

TINE IN AUSTRALIA AND CALIFORNIA
1t is curious to observe the relative situa'
tions of Australia and California, as affected
by the diurnal progress Of time. The sun
on rising in Australia, has attained iti
time when the religiously disposed o.
Australia are engaged with their Sabbath
morning service, the "digsers' of Califor
MIA are still toiling through the Saturday
afternoon!
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

CANT GET HIM-Professor Baverhoffer
has just been sentenced at Marburg, in
Hesse Cassel, to fifteen years imprison-
ment at hard labor, for treason. He is and
has been in the United States for two
years, and therefore out Of t. reach of the
authorities, who passed the sentence.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.-Yester-
day we mentioned the circumstance of the
discovery of a man in dying condition,
at late hour on Thursday night, in the
passage of the second story of the Noun
taineer house. 1t appears that he was
taken to the hospital where he died shortly
after his arrival there. Coroner Whaling
held an inquest upon the body of the de-
ceased, but was unable to elicit anything
further than we have already stated
Ere Jour.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18
ns- A certain preacher was holding

E9- A certain preacher was holding
forth to somewhat uearied congregation,
when he 'lifted up his eyes to the gallery,
and beheld youngster pelting the people
below with chesnuts. Domini was about
to administer er catheIra a sharp and
stringent reprimand for his fragrant act of
impiety and disrespsct, but the youth, an
ticiipating him, bawIed out at the top of his
voice
"You mind your preaching daddy, and
I'll keep EN- awake"
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

Two iron towers in which to suspend
fire alarm bells, have been constructed on
the western side of the city, in New York.
One Of them near the corner Of Spring and
Varick streets, is nearly completed. 1t is
over 100 feet in height, and consists of sew
eral stories of iron columns.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

MAN STABBED.-An alteration occur.
red on Monday last, at Whisky Bar, be-
tween two men named Jennings and Nor.
rison in which the latter stabbed the former
with knife. Morrison was brought to
Auburn and examined before Justice
Hawkins, who upon hearing the testimony
discharged the prisoner. Jennings ma:
since died of his wound:
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18
FEATHER RIVERA MAN BuRNED.--A con

FEATHER RIVERA MAN BURNED.--A com
munication dated at the famous Union Claim
on Feather River, was handed us by Mr.. Wood
cock, which informs US that at about 4 o'clock
on yesterday morning a brush shanty, occupied
by miner, took fire, and before its occupant
walked had become mass of flame The man
whose name is George Boyle was 80 badly
burned that on removing his garments the flesh
adhered to them crisped as they were. 1t is
said that he cannot recoyer,-Maryss'Ne Her
0id 12M
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

GP The body of the young man Currier,
of Portsmouth, N. H., who fell from the
mizzen-topsail yard of the ship Venice,
on Wednesday, has not been recovered
The tide was setting ont strongly at the
time and it is probable that his body was
foatad through the gates into the open sea.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

The n. Y. Dutchman says, that Every
body is ambitious of fame, and what does 1t
amount to? Six libel suits week in our lead
ing newspapers. Within month after zen,
eral Scott conquered Mexico, ne was charged
with purloining small thing from his soldiers
If YOU would 90 to the grave with white rep
utation. have as little to do with glory and gun
owdor as nOssihle
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

The wife of MIR. Richard Carr, of Whit
tenton Village, Taunton, Mass, was ares
ted for an assault with intent to kill him.
They are about twenty years old, and
have been married only year. Mrs. Carr
first attempted to poison her husband then
she attempted to kill him with an axe.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

The Assess ors valuation of the city OF
Boston, this year is about S2co ,Ooo'oOO'
State valuation S28O,OOO,O0O. This en-
ormous amount is unparalleled in this c0nn-
try, except in the city of N. York, which
now shows valuation of nearly s3eo,oo0''
J 600
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

The Albany Atlas learns that a conspl-
racy to rob the Crystal Palace was recent
ly detected. The plan was to cut of the
main gas pipe at night and take advantage
of the sudden darkness and surprise, to
plunder the visitors, and make booty OF the
rich contents of the tables and cases. Ihe
plot was detected, and one Of the parties
arrested.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

SAD NEws-The Butte county paper is not
yet issued-will be out probably to-day or to-
morrow.
DeCourcy and Hall, both concerned in the
paper, got into quarrel last evening and De-
Courcy stabbed Hall with knife, but not dan
gerously. DeCourcy is now in jail.-Aarys-
nile Hprnld
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

An Eastern paper says that Marshfeld,
Mass, where now repose the remains Of
Daniel Webster, has been, during the past
summer, visited by not less than 10000
persons, and crowds still continue to throng
the place.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

WATER PIrEs-The work Of ercavating
for the water pipes still goes forward
Hundreds of feet have already been laid
down on the streets and alleys along which
they are designed to extend Union
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

OF the number of births, in ono week, IT,
New York, 1871 occurred among our own
race, while only twelve are reported to
have taken place among the colored popu-
lation.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18

The AMAzoN.-Several of the Bay pa
pers speak of a project on foot in that city
to organise an expedition, which has for its
purpose the exploration of those regions.
They are reported to have unlimited means
for carrying out their plans.