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THE UNION ACADEMY,

Corner Of i4'h street and Nep Iork arenw.
THIS institution will lie opaned for the next "
] IN the fi Sc Monday IN ssptember. 1854. y
numStr Of pupil IL Ifni ed The scho will G
SIT a. fbrfe claseee. Junior, Middle and ,Senior
cry desirable >scility IL Cffe,td Ap LEGATIONS sho,
be made Immediately. Preference given to tn,
aho enter for the lopgest time. ----
Circulars at the Books tor1e ---..
TIE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY Win orep
he same time. Circulars as shove.
RiCHARDs,
u 3l-d3m MRS u. A. RICHARDS
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Prss,asnt,s Mounted Guard

- Pfss,Asai,s Moanted Guard.
/ AtteAtlent-EAe regular month,
HW mseting 81 the Corps will be held TUEt-
EvBElNQ, August Ist, at their aruery.
The ponetual sstsrdknos Of every msmber
sarnsals reQaestsd. "a
By oreer e h1eaptain g. STUART,
Il = ~ Rec. SEQ
Menhers Nat have not Ieat Their tickets for Il
sx e y vtl bssupplisd q Me armory.
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PIC Mo AT ARLINGTON.

0NHE rongreeiti n sud Teachers connected
L Grace OhuHh ssbsath School, bev. A. l..
mead. Rector, purpsse giving Pic Nin 1t the abe
mentioned place On THURSDAY, the 3tinst
A Boat for the acconn odation OF those desir.u,
at ending will leave 18th street bridge Of s C'ct
q IA. Fare 1919 cents. 90 iy Sl-,d.
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ROROEAUx cLARET, Rhentsh &
- MoselIe WIN es.-s0 ca q 4 sthaDi4i ia
soa,s Il! q r. snd harsaux Medoo Clsres jus;
And . full asst riment of Ciarcts of b,pher or.
Foeie and B-sndenbtrg's, st. julien, in pints
MaIgau1, Pontel caret, Cbs.au Leoyfue
Hns "a Laroee ana Cha au Msresp Cards
uenkell ard Co.'S h ocks, r.x Dudexnefm. Hob
he N. in pin Q and quarts y
ausepbeim, johanna berger, and stx rvine.
boeks beute For sale BY -
eHEkEi BAILEY,
No. g. spposits ths csrt,e MARIE.
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TO SHIP cARPENTERs.- 81
An q '0itiapsl sur ply Of Watt warranted
AXES and ADJ Is just received and for sale BIZ
,.,.r-s..- s.. - X. TUCKER 90.
Pa ave- ne, three doors west o. eth street
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GRAND BOAT REGATTA.

UISaNU DUAL hEOAITA. 2
THBERE will be q rspd Boat Race to come Of ,
4 Tuesday, August 18th. at O'Clock a. M, TO,
silver Pitch>r, vslr ed at 500 r5
The signal for starting win be given by the FIR.
efa gun. = -.ss TT I'D ---a :. .-sE
The Pitcher osn be feen at Mr. Masi'e Store. 6
entries hsve been msde ny tia best brat owners
the Potomac, and great sport may he expected.
No boafs can enter for the prize after August
Mr.. Burdine enters Yacht Geo. Washington
Mr.. Howard Mary Ann
Mr.. Handy wnf watch
Mr. Ward Chilps0vu
Nj Martin " Pf neer l'-.
Mr.. ssge Young America
For sny intern alton enquire at d. West's Ho'
next % the National Theatre jy 3l-td,
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D1ANOs FOR RENT.-we have q, q
L two of Gllberta superior Boui.ir PL.ay.
which y III be rented On aec mmod tiuk trims
HltBUS 4 HIfZ. ausi" Depvt.
south tiie Pa. ave. b t. 10th and llih 81.
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r MMshEs IN ickI AND, by Piiny
nocs Worlds than che, BY 81. David 49,
De Bows hsview Dr July
ana fe,sss'th isai morks Of David Hume, four yoh
wcoss;rSpsadsoes etth. Esselu5sr, letter, to o.n
a. snS an Es sonso ~ Jsred tps ks, vols
4 - .tsVog -. FkiNCK TAYLOR
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ga REWARD.- Strsyei or stolsp on "a b Of
DC JunA SNAIL nd on. having eiut boas
in eecb hr d, hole n The right md ONE vAi1r
,oote under nsr rixht brssst She WINS " NJ IT.
iosofIssving- sDt may bave cslf hI this tIne.-
Zoe above rrvsrd WIN be given 70 ore briprdns
her 10 me Oh fsth bstvse3 X IA 4 So ~
~ 2o--3e - sU HFB ono. ~ 0RTNya2
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LIK gNRss BEAUTIFULLY c0LORID

DIX CENT DAGUERREeTIPEs.-r Gree.
~ York Picture Cal cry has fallen In the ka,
Of Prof Stewart, wy ia tski g thos. beautiful IL
trrene paguerreotypes ~ the new French pr zee.
and ~ 1t We are .n.lIsd to take YOUR ri ture /,
few seconds, and you can st Ia enc of the cooi
rsoms ir the city until Il Is nuished
We are tasing St.reosoope Fixtures With al {
In Tr .verents OF the art, aud at the os est Eric
gallery In Pa. avenu beiwesp 9th aud 7th sire,
over uilmah's Drug Store, at the o!5 stand OF J
~oooprlsg'. jy 3l-eoe
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+ AW BOOKS

II 4 good ciieti- n Of standard I.v no,l. g.
s.e essty case . Ia. low Z price ~ nirh a.
ssme can b eosGAs "a Boston. New Iuk. or ThS
- y N - "''AI FRANK TAyLOR
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DOH lost. .un 9. s>out TIE ssh cyc,y, a
~ sosl celosed BOZ, nsfned Cias. sraIfh, tboQ
nite yesrs old, Of yellow couplexiyo. vth su fsns
cry much 10 hsa en- vbsn he ia bop,e A nd ~
looking bat, b nth rsn's. ara green Jacket sAnS
Information re psctirs him viii te tksnt fully r.
csivet By bis parents, residing on ht~ on len
and 2oth - = Fl f" d z. = no Z BAITB.
jy 1-St
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A LOT Of OLD MEK1HAHxRS FOR SlIE a
~S@&~A may AEe
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Alterations, Warrington High
tenders 1-Ycu are hereby notined tb,
nd tnere win be . monthly meeting Of The C..r
. psny bed on WEDNESDAY, the I'd Angus
~ - f0osk- 1t u requisite ttat sh members I,
the conpeuy WI te present, as bus.ne s. OF imp
snce viii be laid tesc:e them.TF
aentlenen desirous of joining vii haze IN oppt
tunity o. doing % by attending ct the armory
kss-s. sl,4ga6g iohss s lss..,.
NO r I @ E.2fhe sournsymen not
US Csrpentsts o; Washjustoa viii please Ia
notice that thers Ell be reyuIsc moathly nesfs,
Of n. soeiety on TUESDAY 4 ext, the LIST Augu
at O'Clock, in kc City hall. Business Of inpo,-
ancs rails all hands, and Il Is Hoped there win b
' Byeraer. "a. JNo =. G oPrprr,
~ 2e-Sts n, s-.7.lr,5.p 49, secretary
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anus speaks the Secretary OF the Navy, and
ae speaks truly; for this new bureau, after all,
aided by the retired list, which you approve,
- the main spring Of the reformation. Ships
s 81 ,nan,nate things; and Of what avail are
hey unless they are properly differed and
manned The Buresu Of Equipment is a,
present attached by law to the Bureau of Csn
slruction and Repair. The present distin.
suishcd chief of that Bureau is Naval Con.
struc'or by profession, and not a SEAMAN
Toes not pretend to be able to equip shin.
snd therefore onght not to be held responsible
'or that branch Of the service of which he is
orofsssediy ignorant. 1t 10 believed that ne
Efforts are being made to change the plans
ana arrangements of either Committee. The
services of these gentlemen are properly ap.
preciated by the meritorious aud working
portion OF the Navy. and they will hail With
gratitude the passage Of suy bill to infuse life
and give vigor and efficiency to the right arm
If the national defence. HARD, SERvreE.
Nosei6y tho Editor.--We publish the above
as an sct Of justice. Nevertheless, we by nc
means comprehend the necessity for sepa.
rate bureau Of Equipment, most of the
real duties Of the head of which are now per.
formed BY gentleman far better qualified
Tor their discharge, than any navy officer ever
can DO. We mean Mr.. L. B. Hardin, who ha.
bad twenty odd years experience with them,
in all which time, a. wonderful az 1t may I'D
pear, he has given no cause of complaint ia
any ofhosrin advising the assignments Ia duty
Most Of the real dudes Of the prop ,sed new
bureau will be to determine (undsr the dirse.
ion Of the eeerstary, the assignments Of the
officers No officer can assume its discharge
with the possibility that he will fat to create
chickering's and dissatisfaction among his fol,
lows. All Of them have their cotsries and
personal friends among their fellow officer
and the future Of any officer In such position
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hsbitants Of Greytown were band of law.
less rob BEN, molestinE her territosies, and Sc .
ting her laws at defsnce, whose existence she
tolerated there only because she was without
the military power to burn them out and 70,
whose acts sga;ns: Americans she protested
that she wouid be in no manner responsible
because they were, to all intents, pirates o,
fresbootsrs, acknowledging allegiance to nc
civiliIed and responsible government
The Mails to and from Liverpool. legis
lating on the ocean mail steamer appropriation
bill on Saturday, the House seemed not to
comprehend the pecuniary facts involved, &c
far Is the mails between New York and Liver.
pool arc concerned, which were explained by
Mr.. Pennington, a member or the select Gem
mittss appointed to investigate the subjec.
According to hs explanation, they are o,
follows: Before the establishment of III.
Collins Line, Britain, received every dolla
paid BY oitisens of the Unitei States fo,
the transportation Of letters and nswspa-
pers on steamships between the United States
and Earops. Now, under tho postal treaty
for which We are Indebted to the existence Of
the Collins line-ths United States Govern
msnt receives in ooean postsges within com.
$67 900 Of the total amount paid per annum te
the Collins line. Tins, the real cost of tn,
Collins line to the Treasury as at present paid
is about S67, 900 per annum. We hear tha
the Collins liae make no charge for The trans
portatien Of United States Government dis
patches outside of the mails, and other SINH
lar services which they perform for tho Gov
eminent nearly every trip. 1t was agreed
and those urging the argument succeeded il
getting the bill through, In . shape to sui
thsm-thas the Collins line contract should b,
abrogated; or, rather, that they should be 6
paid In futu1s, IS TO force them to sbande1
their enterprise for want Of means to carry j.
on. >, -.
Let ~ suppose 70. an Instant that the Sep
ats sanctions this action of the House Thu
result VIII b that having no American line OF
steamers between New York and Liverpool.
our international postal treaty with England
instantly becomes null and void, John Bull
hsresftss puts into bis pocket the seven hun.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON OITT:
SPIRIT OF fHH HoRHUa PRESS

MONDAY AFTERNOON July 3
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
SUMMONS.

state of California County of Nevada, Township o!
y Nevada : Justices Court, before r. w. Colburn Ius
tc OF the Peace The people othe State of California to
Thomas Anthony, H. c. Dawson, and james Folke5 ou
are hereby summoned appear before the undersigned
Justice the Peace his Office in said township on Mon
day the 10th day of April A. D. 1854. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
10 answer the complaint of Bennett Dumars and N Iur-
ner who demand of YOU the of sixty dollars alleged
10 e due them services rendered your agents an
account which filed said complaint On aiiure 80
10 appea and answer Judgment will be rendered against
yo for the sum OF sixty dollars damages and costs OF SUIT
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of january A d.
1854 3s.3tn r. W COIBIJRS Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
San Francisco Advertisements
9. KNIGHT. T. s. MITCHELL. NATH r. chilli
Boot and Shoe Importing House.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
l. public that they have taken the store lately oc
cupied by Messrs Collin, Cusbman & Co., in Bate
ry street. between Sacramento and California sts
for the purpose OF importing and jobbing BOOTS
and SHOES.
Our goods are manufactured expressly for us un-
der the direction of our firm, who has had several
years experience in the business here and no pains
mas neen spared to procure an article peculiarly
adapted to the wants of the country and mining
trade, and will be sold at the lowest market rates
Our stock consists in part of the following articles
VIE Gents half double SOULS p. CT and kip Boots;
% waz "
4" welted calf
fine French pump calf 4"
L / weted kip and calf
Also, general assortment OF Ladies' and Misses
and Chldren's Shoes. and Boys and Youths Boots
and Shoes. India Rubber goods, DC
Country Merchants will do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. San Francisco, March 18th.
Aim KNIGHT, MITCHELL & CHlLDS.
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CORRECTED wEEKLY nY H. pAv1s.

BAPTIST SERVICES are held every Sabbath at 10
l2 il the Forenoon aud at O'Clock in the Afternoon
at the Dramatic Hall Broad ST. Preaching by
Rev. J. u. VIM.
REtiGIors SERVICES, are held cvory Sabbath at
40 l-2 o'clock \. NJ, and at o'clock P. 81. in the
II. l.. Church South, on Broad street
II. w. BIGHAM, Pastor
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Gtate Of California, County of Nevada. SIS.
~ The People of the State of California TO JAMES TIR-
RILL, Greeting You are hereby commanded to appear
and withint)ry days after the service of this
writ, the complaint of Mary Ann Tirrel plaintiff O.
file in the Clerks Office of the District Court aforesaid
against You defendant for divorce from the bands of
matrimony Or in of failure appear and
said complaint the said plaintiff will take judgmen
against you therefor by default together with damaget
and costs of suit and also demand OF the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in her said complaint.
Witness William S. Patterson, County Clerk of Nevada
county with the seal of said court ed, this I'D
day of December, A. 1853.
WM. S. PATTERSON, Clerk.
By SIDNEY c. HERBERT, d'pt.
State OF California, County of Nevada, IS.
MARY ANN THRILL JAMES THRILL
In the District Court, 10th Judicial District, Nevada
county, On reading and filing the bill of complaint
and affidavit filed therein and it appearing that
of action exists against the above named defendan-and
that he is nonresident of this state
II is ordered that summons herein be published in the
Nevada Journal, newspaper published in said county
the of three months and that copy said pub
cation and copy of the complaint filed therein, be forth
with deposited in the post Office and directed to said James
Thrill Mineral Point Iowa county, state of Wisconsin
By order of the Hon. Thomas II. Caswel County Judge
of said county.
Witness, VIM s. Patterson, Clerk Of said County Court
at Nevada this 22d dag of December, A. D.. 1853.
WM s. PATTERSON, Clerk.
3j-3m By SIDNEY c. HERBERU, de pit
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Prepared Patent Flour.

L excellent Light Bread byssimply making it up
and baking Immediately. Having received the
agency fsr the sale of the above Flour, will keep
a constant supply for sale, AT yylioiesaic and retail
u ,ch 10 -s6-4w H. DAWES.
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LORD l. WEBB.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, No. 1872 Sansome street, between Mer.
chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store a
large and varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of desert received by late arrivals from
New York, which they Offer for sle the lowest prices.
consisting in part of
BLANK BOOKS-Full and Half Bound
PAPERSLetter, cap, BRIEF BILL bath, and pock-
1T post
and qualities;
INkS-Maynard Moves, David Blacks and Arnold g
fluid
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's. Hart's, Felt's and Fisk's:
PENCuS-Fabers, Fay's, Haskins and Mordani's wri-
ting and drawing
ENVELOPES-Buh white cnameled and faucy letter
note and official
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
DIR. II. Y. BICKNELT..
TEa 4 BEEEagEE QUARTEasLIEs,
AND
BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE

LEONARD, SCOTT L Co. New York continue N re
publish the following Briiish Periodicals. viz:
81 THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
Conservative
.. The EDl NBURGH REVIEW, (Ehic1
3. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW iFr,a
Church.l
4. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW. .n,ibor,,,
5. BLACK WOODS EDIABURGH MAGAzTxk
[Toryl
The present critical state of European alai,s will ron,
der these publications unusually interesting during hs
year lSJi They Will occupy a middle ground between
the hastily written items crude speculations and
flying rumors OF the daily Journal and The Uorderous
Tome OF The future historian en after the living in
erest and excitement of the great political events n the
time shall have passed away 1t is these periodicals
that readers must look for the only really InfeIige and
reliable history OF current events, s such in add
ton TO their well established literary, scientific and thn.
logical character. We urge them upon the consideration
OF the reading public.
Arrangeme MS are in progress for the receipt Of
heets from the British Publishers by which we shall ba
able TO place all oar reprints in the hands of subscrbers
about as sOoA as they be furnished with lhe foreign
copies Although this will involve 4 very large ouav on
our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals. Al
nj tie same low rates as heretofore, viz:
For auy one OF the four Reviews, Der annurn 60 IN
For aly two of the four Reviews -"
For any three of the four Reviews NJ,
For all four Of the Reviews IA,
For ElackwOod Magazines ~,
For biackwood aud three Reviews a M
For Blackwood and four Reviews IN nn
PAfNENlS TO be made in all cases IN ANY ANCr
Money cufeht Ia The stale where issued in be raceiysd
at par.
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40, 900 lbs No. China Sugar, IS and SO

40, 900 lbs. No. China Sugar, IS and SO
7 B. MATS. 200 boxes finest Oolong Souchong
IL Tea 6 ID. boxes
80 ,000 lbs extra Clear Bacon Sides;
400 20b boxes Mitchell's Candles:
$4,000 lbs. No China Rice;
400 boxes Layer Raisins in whole, /, and !;
200 firkins superior Butter
200 kegs East Boston syrup, and gals;
50 cases fruit brand Tobacco;
500 boxes Hills, and Chemical Olive Soap;
100 kegs Cranberries, and Is gals;
100 cases Wendell Espy's fresh Peaches, in glass;
500 cases Oysters, assorted brands
so bbls N. o. Sugar;
300 bbls and half bols Corn Neal
800 doz Brooms and Pals;
1000 cases assorted Spices, Preserves, etc.
For sale at lowest market rates, by
j. H. COGHILL d. CO.
Maria I'm 137 Front st. near Jackson San Fran
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FRANKLIN BAKERY.
AUCTION SALE.
&c Green & Jacobs Store.

FOOT OF MAIN AND BROAD STREETS,
On Sunday next. Mt 10 A. NJ
'ENHE following, among other articles will be offer
! cd for sale:
hutter in K egs; Dried Apples
1ardincs Boxes Palm Soap;
Case ofCorn ot,rch Case of Apple Sauce
Cans oiC ofec; Lemon Syrup;
"tmdersou'>' Tobacco Shoulders
Lot OF Calro Shir's Lot Of White shirts;
Lot Of Speckled Shirts
Case Mararori Lot No = China Sugar;
Cans OF Crackers Brandy
Bottles Curacao; Gross Of Matches;
Peaches in cans Lot of Suspcnders
Lot o! Hickory Shirts;
Lot Of BIZ paper Lot of Candy.
- /. WILLIAMSON Auctoneer
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Butter. Cheese and Lard.
Story, Redington l. Go.

Importers and IVholesole Dealers IN
-QDRUGS and MEDICINES Che
Ya micaLS, Pertitmery, Fdncy articles, &c.
ID Stone Buiidng Sansome, cor. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco. California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogue, Wistar s
Balsam of Wild Cherry Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cnes, Corbctts Shakers' Sarsaparilla, DR.. Hunt
l. fo lixir and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact that of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
Of goods for this market, 1ater ourselves that we
can offer superiour advantages, both in quality and
price. to any others in our line of business
march lO-3m STORY REpINcroS r Co
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DISSOLUTION.
Breakers Ahead!
vENYE CO-PARTNERSfI heretof

Ii existing between Newton Iavorng 6nd A. +. Dem
ser is mutually dissolved thereby caution any person
persons from trading with said Danster in the name of
LaycriuG * Denster am no longer accountable for
such contracts would also that hold half Of
tho accounts perdvision which open for settlement
and which must he closed mp shortly. said Denser is
maiciousy nenking about and collecting my accounts
furthermore cnuton the public against enrusting let
tHs 10 the care OF A. +. Donster, a. Expressman.
letters committed to the flames in his vicinity and
justify his charges letters he ipantly tells that the
NJ charges in addition to the legal postage 80
each letter. NEWTON LAVORING
Eureka, March 20-ts-iw
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
STJM MONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Nevada ounty, Township
- of Nevada. Justices Court before I. W. Colourn
Justice OF the Peace The People of the state oil Cao
MIA. to Robert Jenkins. You hereby summoned TO
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace at
his Office in said township. Monday the 9th day o
APRIL A. D. 1854 at 1O O'Clock A. NJ. to answer the COM
piaint of E. K. Budd, who demands of you the sum OF
hundred and fifty dollars, alleged TO be balance due
for certain mining claims sold more fully set forth
in said complaint file in my Office. On failure so
10 appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered against
you for the of hundred and fifty dollars damages
and costs of suit Given under my hand, this 23rd
day of January, A. D. 1854. T. w. COLBURN.
40-3m Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
Miners Exchange & Saving Bank.

Armory Hall, Cor. of Montgomery d Sacramento SITS.
San Francisco, by DR.. A. S. 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 in full operation i'll very short time Dr. Wright
is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all
remittances made for coinage, he WILL when requr-
ed. make liberal advances and remittances of Gold
Dust at and half per interest he will also
allow the same rate of interest when the funds re-
main over the time required for the coinage
44-3m A S. WRIGHT.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
NEVADA MILL.
TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE

TT is a well known fact that the city OF Nevada,
4 has hitherto been very deficient with respect to
xke above named Invaluable article. In order to
obviate this lack of an article eminently useful
and wholesome, Messrs. CARRE GO. have just
opened coffee mill, under the name of Nevada MIL
On BRoAE STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW THE HOTEL
De PARIS,
where the residents OF Nevada and vlcin'ty may oe
supplied with ready fresh ground Coffee whose su-
perorty over any article ot this kind ever imported
in this place. will be contested by none who VIII Ia
vor Carre.G Co. with their patronage.
n. B. Orders promptly attended to, and charges
fnodera tc 46-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
SMITH, D1BBLE & CARPENTER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

G. f. SMITH Office No. 2, IN DAVIS Br1ck Build
ing, Nevada m
A.D' DIBBLE & ]. S. CARPENTER; Office in
Nill street Grass alley 94ff
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
Nicaragua and Panama Routes.

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, st. Louis and Cincinnati Also, PAYABLE in
almost all the principal cities and towns in the At
lantic States and the Canadas.
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1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
d livery the Jailor of Early CO. Georgia. of JOHN
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert Jail, on Monday
night, the 11th inst Said Anderson tried at the
September of the Superior Court of Early county,
the murder OF Robert Thompson, and found guilty. Said
Anderson is about 25 years old about five feet eight
inches high stout built, little inclined TO be stoop
shoudered black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken to- has good of tesh, his eye teeth little pro-
jecting has his face under of his
eyes, and weighs about l60 170 pounds is very quar-
relsome when intoxicated and is of very bad char
acter. Previous rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct. 10, 1853. 44-n
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
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