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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

N0TTCn- BROADWAY SAVINGS MSTITUTIoN.-
1Ecsaway Bsak 1.ildi2G 10 81 corner q Pssh Plsss
January l8 VIII y elewed interest thereon nom the lst
January This nsttutlon has always paid interest q the
Of ox cent NOT exceeding &o00
and avs PEI esat on ~ s guns sysr a. azouns
FRANCIS p. 6CH0ALo President
lRArc A. PALMrr First Woe rrssdent and Treasurer.
ConNxLIus j. EvxhI4r, Second vies-RrssdeAA
n HoPyER uorr, Secretary.
PErER CuMMus, Accountant
Bank open Nondsys Wednesdays, and Saturdaya rom
e O'Clock m Deposits WI alss bs received daily nom
10 10 o'elsek. 1J1l a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

.nAKLKY WRIGHT WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
" Friday Jsnuary a. 10 ocleck AZ the corner %
FULTON and Mddagh Streets Brooklyn. the sock and M
ture. Of re.taufans and oyster saloon table, chairs
crockery, castsrs clook, oo this, Stoves pantngs
cravings, gas fixtures, Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

THE YOUTHFUL WONDER LITTLE CoRDKLIA HOW
ard Is delishtins lasEe sndisncss ~ the National
Girl and kvs in "Unels Toms Cabin Both those pieces
ssntation Of them in New Yofk. LITTLE KATY 10 per
formed Monday Tussday Thursday and Friday AFTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

UM PARx Ez's AUCTION AND COMMIsslON HOUSE
in Grsnds.rsst near s.esa.sy.-no.sy sdy.s sss =
commits eharsed this month s,lss attended
partner y snss4 rents and dstts cof1scssa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

w r. FISH,. FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AMI
from Broadway New YORK. Amateur performances attend
3D. Wigs lent hire for private partes
short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

NIw YORK AND ALABAMA sTDAMsHIP COMPANY
steamship BHsck CAPTAIN -; nsv ss..s
receiving freight and villa sa ths above pors
Monday January 9th ~ II o'clock precisely from pier
foot Of Hssrsoa street. North siser Passage ts Trsh
taken fer New Orleans Goods consigned 70 L. Mead Co.
Mobile vul Be forwarded free Of commission Company
PRINTED r.sss q sshs "a h2 ,dng ssn b had
ce No freight reesiysd sailing days Shippers vii
please ssnA IN their bills Of dns 70 Be signed shs svsn
Ing pxsvcus 70 the day u sailing Parcels received
once esy Passsnsesu fer HavAEa procure pasIpor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

A sTnoIooY AND YHYsTOouOMY.-THR CRfL-
IA brassd Doctor snunAN. swsts b. birth can 30
sutsA all % bfs past and futur
tivss saIcslated for h iss ~ esae1su ResiteAcs IN
Chambers street., near 1reeAwfch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

OYrICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW
~ York, Jan. 1. l654-Dividsnd Nstos-Ths Board Of
DIsesors q this have shis day declared dividend
the seckhoIdeIs wis such 81 the cosng Of the
WA = ~ 90 D's' L. HoyYxAN, Treasurer.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. 10.

amendment 10 Ordinance No. l.
The Trustees OF the IoWn Of Nevada do Orlain follows
section I'd OF Ordinance No. /. defining the duties of
ioWn officers and fixing the amount OF heir several
oonds Is hereby ameadei, as to read as follows:
Section ri Upon the arrest of any person OF persons
under The provisions OF Section of this ordinance, such
person or persons shall DC forthwith taken before Justice
oi the Pence OF Nevada Township if such Justice OF The
Peace can be easily found otherwise stch person per-
sons 50 arrested shall be committed to The counyt ja of
thIs county, or such other place this Board by
dlace direct And rs soon as practicable the pefsor or
persons who made The said shall notify Justice of
the Peace at Nevada township aforesaid OF .;d arrest.
And the Justice OF the Peace before whom snch person
persons may be brought OF hose commitment he may
hc noticed a5 auresad, shah proceed thereafter
possible, to he#r and dtermue any charge charges
"c' Ha! ~" made against such person persons and
may commit such person persons TO the said Jail Of Ne
falh comfy, or such other place may be provided by
iii;7 Board from time 10 le during sc' investigation:
And The said Justice OF The Peace shall find necessary
be n1y call upon the Corporation Attorney conduct the
investigation. And If upon fIl hearing Of The facts,
ct arrested person persons shall beiUGnd guilty ol
the charges preferred against them. the Justice OF The
Peace shalt fine them in any exceeding one hun
drod dollars and and in default of the pay of
The same shnii be imprisoned i'll he County JAN more
TINA ihiTiy days. Adopted February -, io5i
SIBEE4 t. HERBERT, Clerk. NM j. KNOX. Pres.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS.

AGAiNSITliE EGOFERNMENT ofthe UNITED STATES
ID y. BRINsMADE has removed his Office to
4 Shel1nan's Buildings, No lac Mont eonery ST.
where lie will continue the prosecution Of Claim.
against the Federal Government embracing
CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col Ste.
vensons Regiment of New York Volunteers for
bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allow
anccS.
CLAIMS Of the Offices and men who composed
he California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut.
Col. Jehn &. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears sl
pay, and extra pay.
CLAIMS Of the officers petty officers, s,amen
and marines, on account of additional compensa-
lion for services in the naval and revenue service OF
the nitcd States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coast
OF thllornia and Mexico, frcm 18th May, 1876, ta
LIST of March, 1853 provided tor by of Congress
approved August 3lSt, 1852 and March Sd, 1853.
Also
Cl Al NS tor Indemnity on account Of losses oc-
casi"ned by Indian depredations upon the property
OF the citizens OF the State and
CLAIMS for advances made to United State
Indian Agents, to enable them to negotiate or t.
execute treaties with the Indian Tribes.
Mr. BitlESMAD T. has secured the most reliable
and etlic'e aid in Washington and claimants ma y
feel sure OF the moat attention possible.
n B,-He will also give bis best attention to
tONVEYANC1Nt' in all its branches. Innl3-inl
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
ORDINANCE En e

In relation 10 tnc Disturbance OF the Peace.
The Trustees of the Town Nevada do orain ss follows
SECTION Any person or persons, who shall have com
lled any Oretch OF me peace or any other act mention
ed in section ls and 2d of Ordinance No shall upor
complain! being made before any Justice OF The Peace b,
amy person citizen be proceeded against in The same
if arrested bp The Marshall Wachman Viii
committing the same. That any Justice of the Peace be
Hre whom any sompldint shall be made shall have power
To issue Warrant III all cases where the Marshall shall
nave "er 10 execute an arres, prescribed in section
Isl OF Ordinance No. l.
SECTION 2 Any person, other than the Marshall OF
Wa;chman who shall make com pIain as prescribed in
section fst OF this Ordinance, without The consent of the
Cooperation Attorney. shall, If upon examination such
Jsce find the Charges preferred frivolous be ne in the
s'iin OF tc costs IN the proceedings Adopted February
i6, 1854. WILLIAM j. kNDX Pres
SIDNEY c. IlERBERT. Clerk. 44-lm
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No, s.
I'm relation TO C,a9,es.

In relation to Games.
The Trustees of the Town OF Nevada do Orian follows
Any person persons who the keepers OF
my house wherein kept Billiard, Iausqueet, amy
other ahirS tie purpose OF gaming, shall obtain from
e Trustees o the Town OF Nevada license TO keep the
saIe. Nlso any keeper of Bowling Saloon shall obtain
4 license nr the
For tconse 10 keep Billiard Tables three month"; each
table shall pay Ten Dollars For license 10 keep Ian
>quenet tables three months each table shall pay Fifteen
Dollars. ...... For license to keep Keno liable three
months, each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. Far Ii
cehsc to keep oF tables for the purpose of Gaming three
months, each table shall pay Ten Dollars. For Ii
50 Keep Bowling Saloon three months the owner
keeper shall pay Ten Dollars. Adopted Feb 6. lc54.
SIDNEY &. iiEkHEaT, Clerk. NM KNOX. Pres.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. IL.

TO Prevent the Firing of Guns Pistols. &c.
The TrretecS OF the Oi Nevada, do ordain follows
II sa not be lawful for any person persons TO dis
charge within the Incorporated limits OF this town any de-
sciPon of firearms. except in houses appropriated and
used for tt purpose. fire crackers species
lrs wurts unless ii be between the hours and O'Clock
p NJ And a persons violating this ordinance shall upon
conviction, before Justice of the Peace for every offence
bc tinet! in not more ihan Ten dollars and cos,
imprisonment for period not to caed three days.
Adopted Feb 22d 1884. w. }. kNDX, Prest
SIDSEI G. HERBERT. CiCrk,
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
ORDINANCE MO. "a

AnenuhlCnt TO OrdlnanCe NO z.
The Trustees OF the town of Nevada, do ordain a:
follows
Ordinance No 8. entitled Ordinance in relation
to Games Is hereby amended SO as to read as fol
lows
Any person or persons. who are the owners OF
keepers OF any bowling saIoOn any house wherein
arc kopt Billiards. Lansquinet or any othor tables
for the purpose OF gaming. shall obtain from the Jus
tices ofthe town of Nevada license to keep th
same and for every alley in any BOWLING saloon and
Tor every such gaming table. the owner or keeper
Ten Dollars. Adopted February u. 1884
WM. j. kMOX, Prest.
SIDNEY c. HERBERT, Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
ORDINANCE no a.

In RELATION TO STOVES STOVE Pipes
Tue Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows
All owners occupants and lessees of any Store Ware
House, Dwling, other building in which Stoves or
Crates are kept shall extend the pipe or cause the
70 DC DONE at least twenty four inches from the outward
sde OF the building Or roof aud the same distance above
'he caves and where said pipe passes through any board
or canvass partition siding roof shall be through
some metal OF fire proof plate leaving space OF four in
ches oe ween the pipe and the parttion siding or root
lound guilty OF violation OF this Ordinance on an ex
animation before Justice of Peace shall be fined in
me sum OF twenty Five Dollars and costs and in default
payment, execution shall issue for The same Adopted
February IL 1854. WILLIAM ! KNOX Prts
SIDNEY c. HERBERT CIerI "a iv
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
ORDINANCE NO. q

IN NeIUIIOH 10 r ASt Riding.
The trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordan as follows
No person peosons shall drive ride any mul
or any other animal through the any pace more
rapid than a slow gaIiop irot
operson persons shall drive ride any horse mule
or other animal over any bridge within the town OF Nev
da- in any pace faster than Il walk
And each ana ever, person who shall be found guilty
Of violation O this Ordinance an examination bcf,rr
Justice oi The Peace shall be fined in Il sim not exceed
ing Fifty Doliars and costs In default of pavnent exec
ton shall be issued for the Adopted February lG
1854. WILLIAM / KNOX prs
olbNf1 I. hERBET. Clerk. 4l-4W
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. Ill.
I'm relation 20 puhlir shows

In relation 20 Public Shows
The Trustees OF the town OF Nevada do orain follows;
All Per~onS, owners or keepers OF theatrical and lucs
TRAN shows menagcries other lblic exhibitions of
whatever nature kind shall each and every exhb-
uon pay the sum OF fifteen dollars OF which ten dol
lars shall be paid INTO the treasury and five dollars shall
be paid 10 the marshail whose duty it shall be. te be pres
t ut every such exhibition for the purpose of preserving
order Adopted Feb. 23d. 1-J4. w. j. kNOX Pres't.
SIDNEY L. IIERRERI. Nisrk
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
SUMMONS.

&tate OF California. County Of Nevada Grizzly
Township, IS. Justices Court, before j C. WYATT
T. The People OF the State OF California to joseph Me-
Kenzie: You are hereby summoned to appeVr before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace his Office in said
Township on Monday; the 18th day of May A. D. 1854
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. 10 answer the comp pIant of George
n. Elliott who demands OF you the L of One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars the consideration for mining claim
which he alleges to have sold you in May 1853 his COM
paint being now Oh file in my office. On failure so 10
appear and answer judgment will be rendered against
you for said of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars-to
gether with interest, penalty and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day of February, A.
1854 as 4w) r C. WYATT I p
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. I.

III relation TO Taxes.
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do orain follows:
Each and every person ii The town of Nevada shall pay
4 tax OF Ute fourth per cent on the amount of taxable
property goods and chael< with which said persons are
assessed by the Corporation Assessor. Adopted February
IL. ls5f. WILLIAM j. Knox Fres
SIDNEV {. I1rRRLRT. Clerk 45:lm
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
ORDINANCE NO. 6.


The Trustees OF the Town OF Nevada do orin as follows
No person persons shall in any way obsruct or en-
cnnber any Sidewalk liz any street within the OF Ne
Fatln nj each and every person found guilty Of vi
uiatIon OF this Ordinance examination before Jus
lice of the Peace snail be in:d in not exceeding
Twenty Five Dollars and In default OF pavIncu
execution shall be issued for the sauie Adopted Febru
Gry 10, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX Pres
SIDNEY 4. IiERBERT. Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. IL.

IN relation 10 the issuing Licences.
Tho Trustees Of the of Nevada do ordan follows
All persons pursuing any business i'll which license is
required shall pay the amount 10 the marshall who eha
give the person paying receipt and presenting suc
receipts 10 the clerk of this board he shall license
to be issued in proper FORM signed by the clerk and
tersgned hy the president authorizing him them pros
ecuc the business for which such license granted for
The period for hich they have paid Ad opted Feb2 S
SIDNEY G. IIERBFRT, Clerk. WAI, j. KNOX, Prest
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Ordinance No. 3,

IN relation to drawing money from the Treasury.
he Trustees oi the Town OF Nevada 30 orCain follows
The Treasurer shall not pay out of the Treasury any
O. nOncy without FIRST receiving Order for The same.
signed BY the cSdent OF hc Board Of Trustees and
irr-igncd 10y ile Clerk. Adopted Feb. ii, 1854.
SLpNf.Y q IiERRl.Rr. Nlerk WM. j. KNOX. rrcS.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Story, Redington & Go.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
-2DRUGS and MEDICINES Che
" micals, PelJima0y, Fancy Articles, &c.
~ Stone Building, Sansonie COR. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco. California.
Agents for O<good's India Cholagog);a, Wis tar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cines, Curbctis Shakers Sarsaparila, Dr. Hunt S
L {, iixir and Hyatt'S Basam
From the fact that enc of on: firm will reside per
mauenty in the Atlantic States, and superin te nd
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this market we fatcr ourselves that we
offer superOur advantages, both in quality and
price 10 any Others in our line Of business
march lO-3m SrORY REDtxGroN E. Co.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
V'I'7
LEONARD sCOT'J' g. On

y b.-i 3 & Co have recently palI,sI,.i .,d 10
No." LOT sale, the FARMER GtiDE1 nv ienTy S,
To, " oiio'Feh. and Prof. Norton of Yale ,,G,e',c
IGna coii'prle IN vols royal octave, c.,aiur,
no,o pages II sieai and 600 wool clgraYin rr i
This work is not The old "l;ool of the Farm, - ,
y REsrscIrATED aud thrown upon the ,uarket ~ ''
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
4 livery to the Jailor of Early Co. Georgia, of JOHN II
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthber jail on Monday
night, the 18th inst Sid Anderson tried at the
September term of the Superior Court of Early county, fo
the murder of Robert Thompson and found guilty Said
Anderson is about % years DID, about five feet eight
ten inches high, stout built. little inclined to be soop
shoudered black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken has good of testh his eye teeth little pro-
jecting. has his face under of his
eyes, and weighs about 100 10 pounds is very quar-
resome when intoxicated, and is of very bad char
acter. Previous rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines, Ca. Oct 49, 1853. Aft
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Miners Exchange g. Saving Bank.

NAlAcrs GXcnaHgc q SAVING Bank.
Annory Hall, Tor of MONTGOMERY i. Sacramento Sts'
San Francisco. by Dir. A. 5. Wright.
nEPOT for the reception Of Gold Dust for the
~ United States Mint at San Francisco
The Miner is hereby Informed that the Mint will
be III full operation III very short time DR. Wright
is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all
rrmittances made for coinage, he will when requir-
ed, make liberal advances and remittanccs Of Gold
Dust at one and halt per cent interest he will also
allow the same rate Of interest when the funds
main over the time required for the coinage.
"A 3m A. s. WRIGHT
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
State of California, Nevada County, IS.

NOURT OF SESSIONS, Feb. term, Feb. 18th,
~ A. D. 1854 Ordered that Special Election be
held IN the township OF Little York. on Saturday
the 4th day of March next for the purpose of eectng
one Constable, 10 fill vacancy now existing Said
election to be held at the several precnts heretofore
established.
true extract from the minutes of the court of
Sessions Feb. term 1854 Attest
i4td W. 8. PATTERSON, Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for the Journal.

Suffering Of Col. Fremomt.-A,7iral of
CoL Bab6in.-Recoeery Of Capt. GIN
nsson'S MemoJand,tns.-Desertion of
Walkers men.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Card Notice.

fgIiiE UNDERSIGNED having purchased th, ar.;r.
tFeS ot JANl.S tV%sTuS in the Stock Of C;,s ana
Sutc known as The "liacHa and Mineral Pint Sor,.
wi' carry on ic Grocery and Provision Business under
the 5'yie and ilrm ON H. Fison Co. at f,. oI stsnd
la The Empire Bniding' Nam street Nry,d, wHara
they have i,IlI and well selected s,ock ~ "''o'
Fam'ty Groceries, Prort'siionS, Hines, l..
quore, and Mining Tools,
which they will sell wholesale or ri, a ,ry Low, r.
Tor cash Como and see. Nevada, Deer 3lS 1853
HENRY MILLS a1-3n
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10

GHINGLING HATCHETS-75 doz Breeds shin
- ling h1tchets, Nos. | and p for sale bv
ALONZO WHEELER, 81 and SO Davis ST.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Goodman & Bros.

50 Front street, Sln Francisco,
w HOLE ALE dealers in Butter, Cheese. Lard
w Pork, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Fish, Rice and
Meal. scpl6-3m
JAS. H. ooDlEAV. GE). Z. GOODMAN. LT-cirs BELL
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10

Also
Copying aud seal Presses; Combs;
Letter t;ouks; Brushes;
Letter Clips lndeble Ink;
Chess Men: Cirmine Ink;
Backgammon boards; Notariul seals and waters;
Dice: Gum Labels.
Dominoesi Cotton and linen twine:
Steel Pens OF all Kinds; Whneys Drnpers and Sill
God Pens; iiman's inkstands;
Patent Rubber; Pocket lnkst;nds;
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes:
iSiotling Paper and Boards; Wafer Cups
Card Board; Letter Stamps;
Printers Cards: Paper Folders
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaes; Pllck Sand:
Pocket Books: Plain and Fancy Note pnner.
Bankers cases, Motto seala. Pocket Gu,1.rv AZ
We constantly receiving additions tho above stock
TO which VIC invite the attention of the trade,
LORD l. WEBB
l32 Sansome ST.. bet Washington and Merchant,
Dec 6-:}m is San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-10
Butter, Cheese and Lard.
LORD L. WERR.

= EXPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
a STATION cry, No. l32 Sansome street, between Ner
chant and Washington San Francisco have in store
large and varied stock Of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper al every description received by arrivals from
New York which they offer ior e the lowest prices
consisting in par; of
BLANK BOOkS-Full and Half Bound
PAPEfS-Let,er caps BRIEF bill, BATH common and pock
ct post:
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERs-ussor,ed sizes
and qualities;
lNkS-Maynard Noyes, David x Blacks and Arnolds 5
fluid l.
PLAYING CARnS-Cohen's. Elars, Felt's and Fisk's:
PENCIIS-Faber's, Fay's, Haskn's and Mordant-s wr
ling and drawing:
ENNELuPEs-Buf, white, ealneled and fancy, letter.
and official -
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JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY 6. TURNER
JOHN SIMUHDS, BENZ r. NfsBsT
ST I.3tis. San Francisco.
Lucas, Turuer & Go.
3 A n K r RS

BAN K ERS,
No l04 Montgomery street, San Francisco
Draw at Sight, or on Time, in Sums to Suit.
American Exchange Bank. New YORK,
Wadsworth * Sheldon 4"
Bank of Commerce, 80. --.. BosToN,
I'hos. Biddle & Co.. PHILADELPHIA
Ferdinand kenet & Co.,. New OgLEANs
Lucas E. SmOnds, ..--.--.- ST. LOUIS
J. Z. Curtis s Co. .-....-... LoUIsvIILE
Ellis s. Sturges, ......... CINCINNATI.
Samuel Harris & Sons, .BALTlMuRE.
5. Jones & Co, .PITT5BURG
]. H. Burch & Co..---- CHICAGO
{E5~Gold Dust, b on and Exchange purchased
at best market rates Jan 2l-3m
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POSTAGE

Inc Ir ' pm M pa tItics and Towns these works will
, men sen sem .! mat the postage to ng nart Of M T,'ir
and bit Io Ce1fss ce IS Gents Year for glaclwood"
'sNp,t''let' anu communications siu,l,i i,,a, t ,
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Provision Store and Shovel DeDOt,

RHRS.. NJ. w. BURNETTE respectfpIj' in.
~ A forms her late husbands customers. and the
pubiic generally that she will continue the business
at the old place. on Broad st, nearly opposite tho
court mouse where she is now receiving Nctc and
Superior Sapp'yef foods, consisting Of
H0fd9cdra, G00CerieS and ProUiS1ous,
OF all XII ds, t,he both for Hotel Kcepers and
Miners which she viii sell on the most reasonable
erms, and which Ia quality are inferior to none in
the market Cad and examine her goods and terLIs
Sept. l6 2l-,Hn Mas NJ w. BURNETTE,
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TEHa RREEEs QUARTEEsLIES.
AND
BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE

LEONARD, sCoTT Co, New York, continue 10 T..
publish Tie following British Pericticals, Va:
=: I The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
Conservative J ~
?. The Ed >BURGH REVIE ". .fEb,)
3, The NORTH BkIII-h REVIEW tFr,,
Church.) v 'o0
4. The IVES TMINsTE3 REVIEW. Liberal,
>. BLACK WOODS EDINBURGH NActzTxt
(Tory.l M
The present critical state OF European Affairs yiu rom
DER lhcse publications. unusually Interesting durtnp h,
year I0ot Iuey VIII occupy middle ground bc y,,c,,
lhe hastliy written news iterls. crude spr,,unti, oi
lying ruhofs OF tie daily Journal and lb, dr.
Tome Oh liie iuture historian. iften after In. ;u
teres anu excitement of the great political events M The
tihle si nave passed away. 1t TO these ~ rndic.ls
INA; readers must look for the only really lntlIghs ni
feli9ie history Ol current events, and az such in I
iion 20 lhelf well established literary, scenc and H.
logical character, We urge them upon The len
Of the reading puthc.
AFraiStmt hts arc in progress for the recen, or .r
hecle from te British Publishers BY which ~. .,Ii n
ape 10 PI'cS All oar Reprints ia the hands of subsr
doou1 aS 5)oA is they be furnished " lin tha ,r
copies Although this viii involve very lir.ee ,,,u, M
our part We shall con nuc furnish the pcrodnai m
VI lie same low rates As heretofore. viz:
FOR any one OF the lOur Reviews. Eer aDuu,n CO M
F,r on,y tbroo -, n f... ~ -" 80 ~
For all four OF the Rev Jews ~
For BaCkwOod Mugaz,.ts w
FOR Blackwood and three Reviews. w.
/ / or hlackwoud and four Reviews -, o
PAY ZEN - 10 he made in all t.a-es IN .I,y ~,
a par. ~ VIII ot recel'ad
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DuE1-C ONE MAN KILLED.

Senatorial Qucstion-Crenshaw's Bill An
definitely postponed.
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CLUBBING

[ @ ui1o1u' M o. Wenly five per from the above r,
If .n, ora ~ Ciuo' Ordering four or more COME
copieS Gl Bi4ckwood or of one Review will t son, r'
one ADDRESS Tor =; four copies of In, fr E g ,'t
BldckweOu for $50; aud - nn WV ''"i AtSNIeN an