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The Nevada journal., 1854-06-16
Miners Exchange & Savings Bank.
ARMoRY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO,
By DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.

- OOD NEWS MIsER.-The United States
"a Branch Mint in this city is in full operation
The Miner hereby reminded that Doctor Wright will
and receipt for Gold Dust for T. States coinage
mt.cd his care, either by express otherwise free of
charge and the nett proceeds held subject the order 0
tho owner bearnn interest in favor of the depostor of
one and e-haf per cent per month coined
Always payable demand. Money remtted to the cas-
States at 80 days from date without CHARGE Europe
100 days from dgeree of charge Miners will please
forward with their Treasure, such instructions they may
wish-wiih the that commissions will be
charged at this Banking House. A. s. WRIGHT,
Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
1:3m sis, SAN FRANCISCO.
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DR.. IT. Y. BICK NELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

Office on Broad Street, I'd Door aborc the In
ion Hotel
hR. BICKNELL is graduate of the AloepatLic
- School-praciiced six years according TO it's
theories and principles, then adopted the Eclectic
system and has practiced it fifteen years. He cures
all diseases without the of mercury any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he uses are
purely vegetable, l. e., roots and herbs and their
tracts and Compounds.
DIR. BIZ KNELL is also Dentist and will
plug teeth with pure gold for S3 cavity, and
Extract teeth for 81 each
His Tooth Powder is unequailed for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct 2l, 1858. 26-tf
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ORDINANCE NO. lo.

OhDIINH1VOL NO. IS.
The Trustees of the Town Of Nevada do ordain as
follows:
Any male or female who shall in any manner in
decently expose himself herself in the Streets or
in the doorways, or at the windows of any house
so as to be visible from the street. or any female
who shall dress and appear in the streets in men s
cothing, or in any other mode of dress unsuitable
to female, or any male who shall dress in fema e
upon being convicted thereof before Justice Of the
peace. be fined in sum not less than TWENTY Five
Dollars and not more than One Hundred Dollars
and cost, and in default of payment thereof shall
be colalted TO the county Jail in time not ex-
ceeding ten days.
1t shall be the duty of the Marshal to enforce the
provisions of this ordinance ta the utmost of his
abilities and upon the conviction OF any person he
shall receive five dollars out of tho fine imposed
Adopted, May "a, 1854. w. G. ALBAN, Pres.
G. w. YoUso, clerk-6 4w
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PhiDps & Hanline,

TIAVE removed to No II. Battery street, third
III door below Sacramento, and are now opening
.le most extensive assortment OF
Fancy Goods, Hardware and Notions
Ever imported into this city, which they offer to the
r-ade at reasonable rates, consisting in part OF
Looking Glasses, gilt and mahogany Francs
Combs, horn. buffalo and shell OF ALI descriptions;
Pocket Cutlery and Scissors;
Bru she's Of all kinds; Accordeons, harps y!olIns
Port Monnaies, spool cotton;
Pcrfumery and Soaps, large assortment; =,
BOO Pounds Patent Thread; 100 lbs Sewing SIZE.
kIEO-playipg Cards, Iudian Goods and every
-, .a,t,;n IN their line Civ
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American Livery and Sale Stable

BROAD STREET. NE V14DA.
rHHHE subscriber begs to return his thanks 10 the
ID citizens of Nevada, for The liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishments, and to
inform them that he continues to keep the hest
lection of Saddle and other HORSES for their
modation that the country will afford; and he would
especially call the attention OF the Ladies his stock
of spirited but gentle animals at such times they
are desirous to enjoy healthful and invigorating
ride. J. b. LOBDEl.I
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Ordinance No. I5.

The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as
follows.
Each and every person in the Town of Nevada
shall pay tax of half per cent on the amount of
Taxable property, goods and Chattels, with which
said persons are assessed by the Corporation Assess
or and all ordinances conflicting with this Ordinance
are hereby repealed Passed May 1854.
" g. ALBAN. Pres. G. W. YouHG, Crk
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JoH n T TAYLOR.

Importer s Iobber of Druggists Chemical.
Confectionery Glassware Perfumery Fancy Goods &C.
Merchant, bot Montgomery & Sansome st,
1AS on hand complete assortment of Shop Furni-
~ inre and III out Drug Store and Pyscians' Offices
al snort notice Also Prescription Walls, Hair Oil and
5omaim bottles Funneis Graduates, Morars snd Pestles
'Pa.hs, forks Twine, Syrnges Also fine assortment
of Druggists Perfumeres and Liquor Labels, Combs,
Dfusnss, feriunsry packed with care. mye6 3m
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AaoIns srn.R CuREp ANp IKE HAMs,

. noo LBS SUGAR CURED AND 1XL HAMS,
OU,UUU 10000 pounds ex clear and lXL Bacon,
Ahee lbs Butter in rkins kits, 500 bxs Adm candies
400 cases Leaf Lard, in Is and 20 pound Tins,
I5D bbs Mess and Clear Pork SO bbs Smoked Saimon'
I25 hf bbls Clear Pork, 800 Oysters assd Drands
$50 cs Iobsters and CLANS, 100 cs Olive OH,
Is cs ardines 100 pepper sauce 200 tins crackers
zoo casks and kegs fresh pickles For sale py
s-2m J. H. COGHlLL s. CO., lS Front ST. san fraucsoo
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H. DAVIS-BANKER.
Chairs. Bedsteads, &c.

q p hand, and ssa IS Constantly M T man n
ssldfaS:29z ufacturing at the Roger Williams
=ksS@% Spring, Nevada, various kinds
and paltes Of Chairs Bedstoads Washftands sta 5
chinery. he can sci at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to none. Turning OF
all kinds done to ordor, ana IT the shortest nstice
Oct-2-ly W. y Sl1Li;S.
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ORDNANCE NO, II.

RLINANCE NO. II
The Trustees of the Town eff Nevada do ordain as
following:
Ordinance No. H. entitled 'an ordinance in re-
lation to public shows is hereby REPEALED
All PERSONS owners or Keepers of any public ex
hibition whatsoever SHALL for each nd everv exhi-
hition, pay, license, q sum of money after the
following rates:
For each and every equestrian exhibition
Menagerie, S25
For each and every concert. 10
g '' Theatrical exhibition, 8
80 $. S other kind of show or
exhibition,
1t shall be the duty OF the Marshal to be present
each xhibiton to preserve order and to collect
said licenses, and in default payment thereof to
prohibit the exhibition until the license shall be
paid. Adopted, May 27, 1854 ~
W. G. ALBAN, Pres.
G. ". You've CLERK -6-4w
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San Francisco advertisements,
non RAGS CHILE BEAMS /,

EUSU rs casks Ex Clear Dacon,
20 90. sngr cured hams, 90 cs Grape Fruit Tobacco
.oo Ioo a,s a. 9oshen butter 100 bbls Mess Pork,
IUo noses Sail. in bags $50 hf bbls Clear Pork.
$50 sacks alnuts 100 cases Lard, 10 and 20 10 TINS
,oo0 hSs Hills and Colgaes Soap $50 cases assd spcee
no tps assorted Crackers, 200 boxes o Soap,
iO0 cases fresh Pineapple, 100 boxes starch,
800 cases Tomato Catsup, 500 kegs E syrup,
100 cases fresh peaches. .,on,,r,>, co
For sale by 80 t So :, - psanc;.co -
o. CGIuoIHi1 ssiSS', ~~-
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GRfa Mats no China y III: sns senGssbsd diag sgasi Sugar

" W. D1u ODlS anu III Uoio
coooO lbs Peru sugar 5000 mats 40 Gni s,nd,es
sn hh,- Carolina Rice, 500 bxs adaInainns o. n,S
MS French candles, 100 cs sardnes' M ano ouf
zoo 90 sauterne 20y cases Champagne Cdef'
3oo casks Ale and Porter. 900 cases Porter,
zoo crosg W Malchss 500 bags Rio Conee,
So IF bbs Dried Apples 375 hf bbis Corn "ca';
5oo bxs 10 Imperial and 6 Tea Do,. o-u,.-.
100 bgs Pepper Gloves and cn1aon, nan Cor, and
o ,oo 49, I'D Iams and Jeles, 200 cs hf gall. pickles
I40 cases Brandy Peaches, quarts and half gallons
For sale by no c.,s,~,,o s,raet San Eranrisro
I'm oS |"ih''A' -
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A CARD-FRoM DE- YoUNG's PRIVATE Med
QAICAL OFFICE-To THE AFFLICTED-ln inns
age of progress, when science is developing itseii
in such manner as to appear almost miraculous,
everything in common place IS looked upon as
not worth notice. In view of this fact DIR. oung
(at 226 l.2 Dupont st, has concluded to leave the
beaten track hitherto pursued by most sclentlfc
physicians, that of waiting for the public to hnd
YOU ont alone,) and publish to the world as much
as may be- his knowledge of the healing art, 10 let
those who may be in need of assistance know
where they can find relief without fear OF being
| imposed upon.
In continuation of this object, DIR. Young would
say, that for the past ten years he has pursued
the practice of medicine in of the largest cit
les in the United States, with the highest success,
and that his standing as physician is without
reproach, having at one time been lecturer at the
University of Pennsylvania on vencreal diseases,
&c.
Upon all of these considerations, DIR. Young
has confidence in introducing himself to the pub
lie, knowing that they will sustain well earned
merit.
The following are few of the many .estimo.
n ais which have appeared in the public Journals
the last few years.
from the Boston Medical Journal
Although we are opposed to the system of ad-
vertsing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we
deem IT but justice to say that DIR. Young is one
of the most industrious and ndefatigable vota-
ries Of the medical science in the Unitod STATES.
From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquain ed with
DR.. Young, and has seen much of his practice,
and can bear testimony to his merits as practi-
toner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentlemen
in his profession, and the very extended opportu.
mites possessed by him for the observation of ve-
nereal diseases, makes his services Invaluable to
those afflicted with the above complaints.
! Office, Corner of Montgomery add California sts
up. stairs. 26m
| Open from A. n. to p. N. Sunday included.
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Notice to the Public.

Nerada MedlcM and Surgical Dispeusar1
In Mr. Davis Brick Building. Broad street. Nevada
Drs. Den g Carman, Medical Attendants
IN order to meet the wishes OF the mining nonIoti -
& this neighborhood, expressed by some o bern T.; IA
memorial forwarded some months ago to DR. Dan fh,
subscribers take leave inform the inhohit,o ~,
da Grass Valley. Downevle. Auburn s,c g.. ~ .I a.
have opened Dispensary Nevada city fur the n'r
of atfordng proper Medical and Suroro Ia -
anu III oruer 10 make the institution thoroughly sefII 10,
te PuDic al large they contemplate annexing General
iosp.ai ans lhlrmary to it, early as proper site can
0e nn,a,ie o1Ia,ned to % erect building upon.
renewing that soma establishment afordng tho noor
miner as Well as TO the wealthy merchant copeeut nd
ic lreaiment at nonina monthly cost was much need
cd in this locality, the subscribers hope to receive he
unanimous support oiihe inhabitants districts emu
Ruies and Regulations of the Nevada Gener.r
Dispensary.
Isl All bona fde subscribers entitled be visited NJ
tner own homes or prescribed for al the Dispelsry
Inc option OF the patients,
ma Medicines to he sgpplied at ali times 70 suhsr
bers, FREE CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription will be compounded at tie Drsnens,r
unless those Of the attendant or attendants 17"-
3th NO person will be considered subscriber tl bo,;,
paid the amount of his subscription in advance o
9TH Subscriptions of single individuals is fvad =, a.,
lars per month, and of those who have families al thre
9Th Tickets to be given subscribers on payment Of sub
scription. ~ P"!ii'0i' VI sun
9Th Subscribers loaning their .;,L., =.
lor he purpose OF obtaining either attendance or med
m cine; forfeit the amount of their subscripIioD
oh All visits made according to priority of calls unless
~ accidents, which take precedence
"n Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged for
cAlFd, But NONE
loth One of the attendants to be always IN attendance
the Dispensary.
IL must be obvious to all-ths beneficial results which
must be derived from this system OF medical practice
more particularly by the poor man who cannot afford
large denauds when Frustrated bed sickness.
AMI as the of subscription is fixed to accommo
selves thai the institution will be found the Friend of h
People Subscriptions be forwarded b. express, ad
EMANUEL II. DEN, LRCSI
BENIN r. CARMAN, NJ d
Late Surgeon M s Ship Califar,;a
Ps DR. Don requests his friends in the mines To ,s
COLLECTIONS In their different localities and f,rword .h
amount, with correct list of the subscribers xO me
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Lumber ! Lumber ! I

ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
at the Jiill Oh Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill Pc
culiarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do well to call.
VIM C. STILES
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DIR. P. M. O'BRIEN'S

Wholesale Drug Store and Pharmaceutical La60a
tory, Dovis Street. east side.
between Washington and Clay streets, San Fran
cisco. 81
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. 0o0 Kegs East Boston Syrup, in hve' 'isht'

@.OOO IOuftttn NHIUHs.
ao oo lhs No China sugar. 900 Chests Green Teas,
10000 lbs Sugar, S0o 90 bi"oA 1oSe
90C0 ib NJ China rice 45O cs ground coone in tins
'o'g00 80 80 Ch. Raans 50 cs chocolate IL lb bxs.
100 cs Yernlacila & macaroni, $50 dozen Mustard,
500 Roxes G @ and Brown Soap. For sale by
aim NJ COGHILL, & CO, No 1877 Front street.
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COO CASES sFREsHPEA.c';lHEEEsSS;, .';l g. S,d''. in Glass

0UV and Tin 800 Cases assorted re fruits,
80 ceroons Chile peaches 100 hf bbis Dried apples,
SO dozen fresh Apples so dozen Currant Jely,
800 dozen roas. and boiled Chicken and turkey,
400 dozen Lemon SYRUP 100 cs green Corn ana Peas
q bbs cider Vinegar, % gross Yeast Powders,
aoo don go. .s n.n,nd snices etc For sale by
a o ~ = r. COCsIIILL h co, No 1877 Front street,
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Dentistry.

UCHtISUys
EeR. s. G.. McINTIRE. respectfully begs leave
~ TO inform his friends and the public thai is
permanently located for the purpose practising in all the
ebrated Dentist in the world Dr. Brewster Paris
with practice thirteen years he hopes by strict
ton TO MS business and careful operations give perfect
satisfaction TO his patrons.
Teeth Filled with foil of California Cold Tin foil,
Amalgam or Gutia Percha preparation.
Teeth Set on Pivot, Gold spring plate atmospheric
pressure from Que 10 an entire SET
Teeth Cleanedwithout fracturing the enamel
Constantly on hand an excellent article OF TOOTH
POWDER. This denrifce is unsurpassed in beanti-
Tying the Teelh sweeteng the breath aud curing the in
cpient scuryy of the gums, common in persons who
have come TO California the plains round the Horn
Also, invaluable solution for the cure of Tie Dou
oureaux end Neuralgia.
Terms moderate.
vada 3O-f
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Great Discovery.
Neao Extension Diggings EcHpsed i!
Nv, ,ApcrsYpArr arr.avxvSr--
AT THE MEAT MARKF

AT THE MEAT MARKET,
New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets
THE great discovery has been made that the Best Bee
i and Vegetables in Nevada always be found as
above. They kill none but AMERICAN CATTLE of the
best quality and keep always hand good supply OF
meats of all kind and wild game. Also, VEGErABLEs
the best that the market affords. 35-2m
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What Cheer House.

rIyHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, ll9 E9
i Sacramento ST., opposite the Offices of the -
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and Nicaragua
company very desirable house for stran-
gers visiting the city business for recreation
Its accommodations ave been greatly enlarged.
A constant supply Of HoT AND CoLD WATER is fur
nished to different parts OF the house.
Bathing rooms have been added with warm, cold
or shower baths.
Board, perweek,. ....-.-......-.---S %
per day,. ....--.-....-.----. 20
Rrea akf;st so
Dinner, .....----.------...-.- 20
Sumner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Baths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Le3pinr per week s. 90 to 6 90
psr night so to 90
Payment to he made invariably in advance.
4e-Sm r. s. WOODWARD.
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OF all kinds, manufactured by himsel0
At WHOLESALE or RETAIL


At WHOLESALE or RETAIL
such us Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon sassafra.
Wintergreen oarhound. favore article of ,;olasses
Candy Lemon drops, Cinnamon, and variety of other
kinds too numerous TO mention The undersigned wo,id
invite all those who have hitherto been in Tho haiti
of purchasing their candies in Sacramento to call unou
him at his factory, and he will do by them ma
can do by going to sacramento. His motto will he In al
here TO the old principle that "A NIMsLE s1xprycr =, %
TER THAN SLOW sHlLLIsG." All avcrs bestowed unon
the young man who is pedling for him. will be greef,IIy
remembered lie will always have with him, the best ar.
ticles of my manufactory. ~ "
In the undersigned's establishment and in connection
with his variety of confectionery he will keep constantly
on hand, Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes Bread and Mill
Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pound Cakes-ip short =
variety of the good things of lie" Ho will also keen
the best article of Cigars that California afford He
would further sate that it is his determination tn keen
STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON-and il will erer
be his constant aim and study TO make his saloon pea
SAINT place of resort for all those who may favor him viii
n CALL He would take this opporunify TO tender his
grateful acknowledgements TO the citizens of Nevada for
that very liberal patronage received from their hands in
gone by days. and he hopes by strict attention to business
TO merit and receive continuance of the same
Nevada, jan 20, ls54.39Lf JOHN 8 FOSTER
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Sawyer, Johnson u Co,
DEALERS IN
70 q I M -
OILS & GLASS,


wADsWoRTH & ROCKWELL,
EXPORTERS OF
Hardware, Cutlery and Heaey Goo IDS,
lOS Battery st. corner Merchant,
Lave Just received per "Flyng Cloud ana o'her cap
RI pers and are constantly in receipt OF
Shaet Rrass assorted Nos; Brass and Copper Wire;
Anneaed Iron Wire: Iron Brass Wire Cloth, as widtns;
Buggy and Seat Springs; Leaihng Beltlng an wlaths
cyIhe and ScytheSnaths Grain Cradles and Hay Kakes
HAY Forks and Manure Forks; Locks, Latches, bohs'
Butts, Screws. etc etc.;
Cabine, Makers do do; Ship Carpenters DO 40
Coopers' DO 40; ShoeMhA.i 49, g. 6.
Gunsmiths' do DO Guh AoCA TiPPos; 80 80
Colts Pistols: Bowie Knives Razors for BARRIERS use
Cutlery of all desc iptions Heavy Gooos 10 az ly
Housekeeping Utensils, all kinos,
Hair Cloth for Cabinet Makers and upholsterers
Together with all goods found In Hardware establish.
ent Of which we win always keep good supply, and sell
the lowest prices. ,..l o., Ill o,a
examine the prices and quality OF TINS fine assortment OF
goods. ---------n- -! 1-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-04

Yes,th only way is, to tell Jour wife just how
you stand. Show her yOur balance sheet
Let her look over the items. You think It viii
hurt her ieelidgs. No, 1t viii not do any such
thing. She has been taught to believe that
money was with you, just as lltle boys think
il is with their fathers; terribly hard to be reach
ed, yet mex sustible. She has had her susPi
eions already. She has guessed you were not
so prosperous as you talked. But you have SO
befOgged your money affairs, that she, poor
thing knows nothing about them. Tell 1t
right out to her. that you are living outside Of
your income. Take her into partnership, and
I'll warrant you'll never regret it. There may
be a slight shower at first, but that is natural
Let her see your estimate when you come
home again she will show you that you have
put her bills too high. True she had rather a
costly bonnet last winter, but it is Gus. as
good as ever; a few shillings will provide it
With strings, and reft it little-the shape she
says, is almost exactly as they wear them now.
And you will be surprised to see how much
less expensive she can make your own ward
robe She will surprise you with new vest
mot exactly unfamiliar, somehow, looking as
if in another shape you had seen it before
yet new as a vest and scarcely costing dollar
where you had allowed FIVE Old cravats will
experience renovation in her hands, coming
out so rejuvenated, that nobody but those who
are let into the secret would suspect that they
are old friends in new shapes. The dressing
gown you were going to buY-out of what for
gotten chest she has gathered the materials. you
cannot imagine-but there it is, comfortable
and warm, and just the thing you wanted for
the long winter evenings that are coming on so
fast as the almanac will let them.
You will find a wonderful change in her
tastes and appetites. Whereas, she always
fanced what was I. little out Of season, or just
coming into market-now if beef is dear, she
thinks "boied mutton is delightful -as tender
as chicken" II lamb rises, and fish are plen-
ty, she thinks striped bass, or a fried sole
good occasionally
Before you have thought much about it, you
will find yourself spending most of your even
ings at home, and such evenings, too so full
of domestic enjoyment, and freside pleasures,
that you will look with wonder OF the record
Of last years expenses, and marvel that you
found time or relish for the costly entertain
ments that so seriously taxed your pocket. L
like too many, your outgoes threaten toexceed
your incomes; be sure and tell your wife of it.
Not in tone and manner that will lead her to
think you don't want her to buy what is really
necessary for winter, but just as it you wanted
counsellor in the day of your trouble. And
if she does not come up, heart and soul, and
most successfully, to your relief put me down
for no prophet.
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MORE DISCOVERIES AT NINEvEH---A letter
from Mosul in the New York Tribune states
that new palace was uncovered in the ruins
of Nineveh, palace who-s beauty excels any
yet found in Assy'ia. The letter describes the
new discovery
Huge monsters compounds of the lion;
man eagle:--guard the entrances. The slabs
are in fine preservation, representing the King
and his officers at o lion hunt, war scene and
victory, state procession led by eunuchs. the
Kings chariot being drawn by men with affairs
and priests and grifins; in fine picture eff As
syrian manners and religion as they were three
thousand years ago. The workmanship is
most exquisite. The slabs are to adorn the
walls of the British Museum"
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.



Brsadstu6s Ea,prosss--Biaet Warrior Di6eahy Set.
asd-JapaHas Ports Opsasd 70 Russia.
Halifax. April 1.-THE steamship Arabia
arrived here this morning with dates to the 9Th
from Liverpool.
The Pacific from New York, on sunday the
snd inst, arrived out on Friday the i4th inst
The News by this arrival, although present
ing no feature Of striking importance, is Of :
very interesting character.
From Madrid we learn that tbe Spanish Gov
ernment has made full and prompt repar atiOr
in the Black Warrior outrage.
No fighting by sea or land.
The russian and austrian Governments are
carrying on an active correspondence.
It is understood that the Russian expedition
to Japan has succeeded in opening the ports OI
that Empire.
Business Of the week ended on Thursday,
Friday being holiday.
Breadstuffs had recovered from the depres.
sion last noted, and at close showing advances
Of is on -four, Sd on wheat.
Western canal -four quoted at 37s Cd, Ohio
39s. White wheat I3s Sd.
COn-GOOd qualities Of white, 43 (; yellow
42s.
Provisions generally firm, and in fair de-
mand.
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Fast Woman--A woman named Mrs. Ham
ersly, in Lawrence county in this Stale. was a
few days ago divorced from hen husband at
half past O'Clock, and her original name re-
stored, her husband being in court resisting the
application. At 10 o'clock the same day she
was married to a Mr.. Wikle; thus being twice
wife and once single, and legally entitled to
bear the names s-of Mrs. Hamersly, Miss Cotton
and Mrs. While. allin the space of half an
hour. That woman will pass.