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BsA' The Democratic" papers are do
ing good service for Mr.. Waldo by so
grossly lying about him and his relief eff
forts, that they excite attention to his viz
tues.
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A LARGE MA1L.-The letter mail recel1eo
yesterday by the Golden Gate containeu ,Iary mr.,
seven thousand letters, of which elgn'een 'ii'o'
sand were for this city.-AHd'
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By The Erprcss has long article on
Jogies. We know none better able to Illus
trate the subject.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Hg~ We are under obligations to Wells,
Fargo & CO. for promptly and regularly
forwarding our San Francisco bundles and
correspondence.
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e7- The Downieville Echo speaks in the
highest terms of Mr. ard Mrs !" aller' Taylor
and Wilder.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Two boys, under 81 years of age, fought
duaJ near New Orleans, on the 18th ult., in
which one was killed The other escaped
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

CoNcERTs.-Miss Ella Bruce gave two
concerts in this city the past week, to large
audiences. Coming as she did with the
endorsement of the press, and of other
cities, there was much curiosity to hear
her. Her forte, is peculiarly in those sim
pie ballads that always delight the hearer,
and touch chord that more scientific
music fails to reach. Miss Bruce is re
markably fine singer for person SC
young Her voice is sweet, and her notes
pure. With high cultivation her still
more eminent success in music is certain
Her great popularity is evidence of her
winning graces and accomplishments.
By the correspondence in another column
it will be seen that complimentary bene-
fit has been rendered by many citizens
and accepted for Saturday night. We are
glad to see our citizens sustain SO well
their well-merited reputation for gallantry
and good taste. The movement is doubly
complimentary to the lady from the short
acquaintance of the fair artist with our
people, and creditable to them for theil
ready appreciation of merit. 1t will be a
benefit indeed, if a full house and cordial
appreciation can confer one.
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Quick DEsPATcH.-We received last
night by mail the Miners 4drocdc from
Coloma, dated May 18th.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

The Memphis Eagle has information
from gentleman direct from Texas, which
authorizes that paper to pronounce all the
stories in regard to the discoveries OF gold
in Texas, humbug.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

hz- Gov. Bigler and P. K Hub0S mado
sneeches at Sacramento on Monday evening
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Har The 7. NJ, S. S. Co. despatch the
well-known steamer Northcrner for Pana-
ma Aug. 1st.
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Ea- Our paper shines this week, and
. speaks for ITSELF" as also can our job
Office.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrIoN.-Weh have re-
ceived the inmates Of this county conven-
ton, held on Saturday last.
Mr. j. T. Crcnshaw was nominated for
State Senator.
Messrs. Henry p. Sweetland, ". w.
Mason, j. H. Bostwick, j. Wadsworth,
Isaac n. Dawley were nominated for the
assembly. -
VIM. NJ. Stewart was nominated as Dis
trict Attorney.
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ma- The Transcript of the 10th is as
well posted as usual, in giving as the Ne
vada county Democratic nominations, the
following:
For Assembly-Wm. +. Dibble. John
ardsworth, William w Mason, Henry
Sweetland and Mr.. Carpenter.
Messrs. Dibblc and Carpenter, being
northern men, and also opposed to the sale
of the mineral lands, were not put on the
ticket
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FROM THE HUBAs.-We learn that tho
typhoid fever prevails extensively at
Moore's Flat and along the Yubas.
There is much hufhing ct German Bar,
and Wolf Greek is nearly all fumed. Mi
ners are doing we'll in that region. Water
has mostly failed in the dry diSgings, \
ditch is being run from Poor Mans Greek
to Moores Flat, which will be finished in
few weeks.
We saw day or two since some heavy
masses of gold taken from Kanaka Creek,
the largest about IS ounces. This creek
is notorious for its prodigal yield Of fine
Jumps.
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Wing State Reform Ticket.
For Governor,
WILLIAM w ALDO.
For 1t. Governor,
TTENDV INn

OF LL. OOVtrnOr,
HENRY EMO, of Calaveras.
Justice Of Supreme Court,
TOD ROBINSON, of Sacramento.
Attorney General.
DAVID X. NEWELL, of Ell Dorado.
For Comptroller,
GILBERT f. WINTERS, of Iuba.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL KNIGHT, of San joaquin.
For Surveyor General,
SELIM Z. WOODWORTH, of Mont'r;y v
Superintendent of Public instruction,
SHERMAN DAY, of Santa Clara.
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BeAThe bars of the large hotels in Bos-
ton have been closed to the public.

Man SHoT.--Wc learn from Mr.. Ken
bic that man named Gregg was shot at
German Bar, on Thursday, during an al
tcrcation by another man, and so danger
ously wounded that he is not expected to re-
cover, Gregg was intoxicated, and was it
is said the aggressor. qhe man who shot
him had not been arrested, and probably
would not be by persons on the Bar, where
the circumstances were known.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

THE SABBATH ADDRESS in another col
umn is worthy of careful thought 1t starts
from the right point. Compulsion will
never effort reform. Persuasion is a great
moral lever, and other means are insignif-
icent when it is neglected. We prophe-
sled, when the manifesto of last fall was is
sled that it would fall to the ground, and
when even after sufficient time had elapsed
to prove it failure "Mr. Fist" thought in
the Pacific it was perfectly successful, we
preferred TO let the event fully decide
We like the tone of this address. 1t is
christian, manly and sincere. 1t states a
great evil, and appeals to the right parties
for its remedy. All will gladly acquiesce
in the result aimed at if it can be produc-
ed and the address takes the best method
to produce it. We ask the candid perusal
of it Of miners and all others.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

THE WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION is
called for Saturday, Both inst, and the
township primary meetings for next Satur-
day. We trust full delegations will be in
attendance from the whole county, so that
the important nominations to be made
shall be such as to command respect as
men, and confidence as leaders, from the
whole county. 1t has been fashionable in
California to nominate men more, because
they aspire to Office than because they are
fitted for it, either by habits or education.
As the task is now to select Legislators,
the qualifications necessary to that impor-
tant post should be earnestly regarded.
Men of cool Judgment, sober habits, with
out gross sectional prejudices of any kind,
slow to anger, &C., are the only ones fitted
to give dignity and purity to Legislative
body. Let US have such in nomination.
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PsyAlv1t vi hs subscription aaa IN aAH
Distant subscribers money BY letter the postage
which win ba paid v ourseve, m m -.
The COUNTRY PAPER published m siv s.,,.. rns 80
sions Of Congress- and semiweekiy during ths recess
Subscriptions fos period year viii he Ysesived m
terms psoportioned 10 the above rates. " " "
n PosTMAsTERs act a. our axsn,. .ns m
sending DAILY subscber $50 enclosed or NV
sEMiWEEkLY subscribers, with gas uyH WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will copy Of s
edition they for, xratis.
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Three Hundred Dollars Prcmium for a Plan for
Market-house,

-........ .... ST.. MAYORS OyyIog, #.s S
Washington, June ], 1859.
NDER the authority Of Joint resolution the
- and Board Common this city, 18th
1885, to
the best plan for building be present OF
the Centre Market house suitable for market public
poer notice shereby dollars
will be given for the best Of building purposes be
erected on the present sie Of the Centre
Persons desiring 10 offer plans application Mayors
ONCE either personally
with its dimensions and the adjacent thereto
The building stion on the rst
hoor for all market with foor
not less 'han 4s feet long, capable being
with various Offices and for other public purposes
wings n nd streets.
Any further information the subject may app
caiion at the Mayors Office. ~. E T..F =
Each plan must be accompanied with specification
The be or before u O'Clock
m, on Monday. the fret day OF August
The premium be paid person plan shall be ap
proved Of and adopted BY this corporation sEr :,
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
June D. i.
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Western NIL tary Institute,

Drennon SFrSgs Henry county, Kentucky. E.
THE Of college con-
the econd Monday september 6 ibe
the fret Monday in the fsilowing February.
The facuty consists Of nine experienced The
cadets In attendance
studies embraces the scenfe the United
Academy sud thorough instructions history English
and the Creek and Latin
iect c"us including civil engseens modern nguages
keeping with commercial practice and other branches
ii0na y....r-6 #.#.t #. =
The military feature merely military
knowisdgs but discipline, health
.
Charges tor tuition, boarding, fuel lights washing
vsoss attendance, and Of furniture
saVeon' fee % For further address A. o.
Smith, louisville Kentucky, Smith johnson, 81 Magazine
street, New Orleans, ot D. r. johnson, superintendent.
July 2i--2awcpam 81 #s# h.,
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency.
.s~sr.s#..FF hfCHAEt. NOURsE 4 CO.,
Office southwest OF streets nearly opposite
,4 +. 80 General Post Office, Washington, ID. e.
N. & Co. will give their
I'LL, aganrt Congress- Supreme
Court the Executive Departments procuring
this and Fssn countie and the sale OF
Their regulated
sc r
NB.O~e Of will shortly England con
neni Europe and will take charge with which b,
may be iniusted " u
49,. MICHAEL NoURsE
JAMES MORSs,
# CHAs. 4. sTANsBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, R. II. GILLET
Iuneig -wtf
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UNIVERSITY OF FLOUIsIANA.--MEDICALD DEPART.
IT.. ..t. .H MENT. #ts# ....... H...#

UNIVERSITY OF FLOUISIANA.-NEsDICALD DEPAHT-
.r# .f. ..1. MENT.- ta#. a...... #.s. f.
TIRE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
viii Monday, November II, and viii semi
In the ensuing March
James Jones, M. d., Professor Of Practice.
J. l.. RdteI, N. d., Professor OF Chemistry.
Warren Stone, Nj d., Professor Of surgery
A. II. Cenas, M. ID Professor OF Ohstetrcs
A. j. WeddeIburn, NJ. d.. Professor of Anatomy,
A. Not h. d., Professor Of Naleria Medica
Hunt NJ d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
ssns,ur s.m.. nosaS osaS, p Dsmons,or, of
The for di.seens will be the third Monday in
Octsber first Of April.
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
attend this institution from November April The
students the professors their and thus enjoy
| extraordinary practical advantages free of
There about lhossand prescribed for daily this
hospital.
The number OF patients nearly rhou.and
THOMAS HUNT N. D.,
July 30--lawtNovl Dean
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lust RECEIVED AT wHITTLEsEY,s PAINT, OIL, GLASS
and Lamp stofe 7 opposite Hall Brothers goods
9 tons pure white lead
l do zinc paint ..
80 gallons raw luseed oil
do boiled do
300 do pure sperm oil #.." ....#..-
whale oil
do lard oil
Also, tanners neatsfoc and oil,
Copa coach Japan Aspslum, Damsn, and shoe varnshcs
200 bore. window glass; single and double thickness, nclu
ding French plate, all sizes
Together with complete Of paints, AL eoor, dry
and ground IN oil
Lamps, girsndolo and osndesbrns entirely pat
terms gotten up expressly to my order
Brushes of all descriptions
hdananune and candles .-
In fact, have everything usually In paint OIL and lamp
all Of which purchased entirely or old
10 suit the times and the emergency Of IN.
On all o 25 and i've will be deducted for
cash. Don't mistake the place.
@.. wHITTLRsEy,s.
On Ith street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July 30-2awm
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA NAILHOAD
41h# f' 4 4 CHANGE OF HOURS. Lif8 .T
TM sssSaaiEY D aggskkl

I'M and aler Wednesday, June 1852 daily Sunay es
cepei) viii BIO this road, 8geeaby
arrangement "'
train for Warrsnton aud intermediate points
uon corner 81 unkc and Henry streets O'Clock,
Returning will eaveWarenton quarter O'Clock nj
arriving IN Alexandria at quarter bcore4
train from Cupeper intermediate points will
O'Clock, a. m.
Returning viii leave Alexandria O'Clock, M arriving
Culpeper quarter after O'Clock #.#.
Aday stage running Cordonsve Culpeper in
on and
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Unitcd states Patent umce,

Washington, July 2s, 1853.
IN The petition Of John w. Tins OF Newark New Jersey
ing for the extension of
hrst day OF October 1879, bearings
boxes Tor railroad &C. for from the
szid which
eighteen hundred and my three, (653)- FIT
II ordered that the said petition be heard Once
Monday, third OF October O'clock
notified show they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons The
Odice their objections, specially writing,
days before The day Of heang all testimony flied by
be used the said hearing
Gallon. & 1905 r e. = +
Ordered that this notice be published Union,
rcpcer and Evening Star wahiSon, D. C Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Eyenpg Post New
Post Boston, Ma-saehue and Inquirer Cincinnati Oho
for three pcsioas tsird
October next, the day OF hearing.
M# CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents. 4
PsEto Of the above win please copy,
kills. oHice paper containing
July 99-lswJw
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RELLSs BELLsi HEIi4s THE subscribers manufacture
boat locomotive, school and bes These
bells hung with ha yokes movenbc
be turned around that the capper will strike
places which desirable after bell has been
springs ahxed ciappeT resting
the bell thereby poongng The sound These bells
rarsd from the best stock, and
foundry improve
meut We give written warranty That church bells break within
from date purchase, with
charge Tho tone 0 all bells warranted Nearly 1900 bells
have been and cold from this foundry which the
dence Of their superiority We have fifteen gold medals,
awarded from the various fars for the hest bells for
and purity OF ons particular getting
chimes, aud refer those furnished by ondry
within few rods Of the Hudson river Erie canal and railroads
direction largest
kind In the United stacs and has beIs
orders be filled with despatch. We
OF the States Old bells iakea ia exchange
Levels, eompassss, &c, constantly on hand ADDRESS
t.Fst4 4#EttI2tEA tE7# A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2l-lydAcp HrHH West Troy, NJ Y.
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Re nEW YORK, BAEMEs. AND sOUpH-
ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEaS.-
The ship. comprising lhis line WASHING
gins. = wv -" -'--e
These steamers ssahampon going returning
aH 15 PROPOSED DATES or sAlLiNG--ls5a iF.
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Al Ew SPRING eOOD~--p. w RRowSlsa m..ch.n
IN Hotel bers leave 70 the senuon
his superior snH
d French ccshs Apd
BeinE determined 10 car
fscts ts~ pppssr vtct 'ow pcss
Of clothes nj prices
sHssa en- thens<es~t NJ revs"o- going !" I'VE
scs'ed cheap ecopcy He has avvd NO pains N
surpassed eh~f IN ssyfs,
eSor quality. Win baahs 70 his eods o the "eeses
here,o srnded him he socs continuance %
the mMd-AwM
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NArIoSAb Magazine for August-Tha richest number
~ ~ rr' rph'ishsd rsonh'y For
SIan, .U GRAY BALLANryNE,
f"TN Eleventh. street
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General Claim Agency.

. ~" 'ehcsnt CIsim Agency.
u A. BOMMERVILLE, Agent Attorney prosecution
IL, Of pension, land against
gess executive departments Virginia scrip
forwarded per mail, upon request
Office Office Department postages
letters must be prepaid Address
Washington, Dc. sa& July l5--Iaw3mod sep
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,ARM for sal. in Aierandr. county virgtni. with
s milo, and four from The rrc.'dests
Iyonse by way of will reasonable
fror cs'ed above Within half mile of
hundred
% ~ hiry ~ b~spdfn nbercd
IN. residue n cleared Of hs farm rich
which might be
who be disposed 10 pnrohase
Ninth street. Pennsylvania
avenue, Io.s,to Hail. .disccnt farm
tl--eodu ~#f r WEI BALL.
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~ uesey, has opened the side Of Seventh
tween sSsanA Hpd for the sale OF paints
window brushes lamps csmphsps 10 Having
me entire stock fer cash. Inducements will be offered
dennns goods in line. #.i+H lu H"..s
Al goods delivered free Of charge Of the
C. - wHiTTLESEY,
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III 6re losses and inand Josr v,
president. H. H. sscetsfy CApsi sf7bboo.
Jf 41 .E CHAS DE sEIDiNG, Agent
Mar IA -0s-u seventh 81. opposite Odd Psnowa' hsA "
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NrRAW HATsf STRAW HATS I-Gsv~~s Rssm~stou
N pncesIn order to reduce large and weiselec.d
"rsw and cfhsr ss of hats bsve determined from
ms ssy N sell \ greatly rejuced prices #t4.I Ie
Gene LANES Fashionable eap gentle
and half street TT 8f n ~ N II III HE
Jun. D-ss eod2wf .f e gz.... Il. s.s#.#ss Hall.
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,gyHavinG sold out .ntir. business To Mr.. q, y
Whiesey and in hs smploy ehesuly recommend him
ny friend. ard customers for their patronage for ~hseve the,
nay Web in his rc of banss- knowing whatever orders
@ furnish him with win be promptly attended To- and Of hs
"s ~assnsi. A. HATCH,jr
July i2-eod2w M. I. .". Z.
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DIR. M0RRIS'S
Antf.Dispeptic Eltxer.

1|HIS medciue has been in for several years
/ and SO great are its curative virtues that many
cases whch considered incurahe have been per-
maneuty cured by the OF one bottle OF the Elk
Many persons are affl ctPd with uneasy and pain
full feelings after eating. in all such the of
the Eiixrr according dire ton will give the high
est sati>faction giving relief Immediately aud in
few days elfecting permanent cure
Infants teething often attacked with spells Of
vomiting The Elxer occasions Gf this character
is the mothers best friend us few light doses re-
stores the stomach To its wontei healthy tone
10 short no indiv vdual family should be without
so inva uable a mesiicire
Solt bv c. -TOTT j. CO, cor. of eth street and Penn
avenue: W. ELLIOTT. of ard 18th street.
PATTERSON NAIRN, cor. 9Th and Pennsylvania
avenue feb 1T
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HOUsEKEEpERs' GOODS.

OHN N. DOM BROTHER have just opened
~ ana arranged a handsome assortment Of Goods
suitable for the Season. viz:
Parian Marble Goods
Papier Nache and French painted do
french China and Berlin Iron Goods Cups
and sau"ers, Mugs Cardstands and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bas-
kets AMI "ork Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Cls;ors, Mugs T.a Sets
CARD and Cake Baskets. GoDIe,s. Forks and
Spoons
Austards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. EtGer:al. Hall. &c
BRONZED GOODS.
Fenters, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Oand'estlrks Iandeabras, uatracks, Looking
u G.asses.
LOOKING GLASSES
very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
looking Gasses. Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs OF many patterns and shapes and mate
Be jstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China. glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
guam tiles, a large stock, well assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets. Candeslcks Cake Boxes
Hru-heS. WOODWARD, Iron Ware
Clocks oc s-veral varieties and patterns, so
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
II. st complete OF any ke pt in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want of articles in
the line Of housekeeping, and we fatter ourselves
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
at any other place.
JOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts
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PR will be maintained in all their freshness. vigor,
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IL has been our continued effort to make the Demo
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