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The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS.

AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT ofthe UNITED STATES
n A. BRINSMADE has removed his Office to
i Shermans Buildings, Noa146 Montgomery ST.
where he win continue the prosecution OF Claims
against the Federal Gov erment embracing
CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col. Ste
yenson,s Regiment of New York Volunteers for
bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allow
ances. a2 -
CLAIMS of the Offices and men who composed
the California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut.
Col Jehn G.. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears OF
pay, and extra pay.
CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, stamen
and marines, on account of additional compensa-
tion for services IN the naval and revenue service OF
the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coast
Of California and Mexico, frem 18th May, 1916, to
lst of March, 1883 provided tor by acts OF Congress-
approved August Slst 1852, and March Sd, 1853. +
7eisa = srsa g ALSO - 2der1' -a g
Oh lAlMS for indemnity on account of losses oe-
casisncd by Indian depredatiens upon the property
of the citizens of the State and, ~. - :.
CLAIMS for advances made to, United States
Indian Agents, to enable them to negotiate or to
execute treaties with the Indian tribes. - s-la
Mr.. BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable
and efficient aid in Washington end claimants may
feel sure -oftfe moat attention possible. s.
~ Bile will also give his best attention to
CoNyEYANcING in oil its bganelo- ,anlsi"
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
ORDINANCE MO q

- = IN KELATION TO STOVEs STOVE PIPES.
Ihe trustees of Nevada ordain as follows
All owners occupants and lessees of any Store War,
House, Dwlli ng, or other building IN which Stoves or
Crates are kept shall extend the pipe or cause the
TO be done, at least twenty four inches from the outward
side of the building or roof and the distance above
he caves and where said pipe passes through any board
or canvass PARTITION siding roof ii shall be through
some som metal or fire proof plate leaving space of four
through which it passes and all persons who Shall be
found guilty of violation of this Ordinance on an ex
anlnaon before Justice of the Peace shall be fined
the sum OF Twenty Five Dollars and COSTS default
OF payment execution shall issue for the Adopted
February IT, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX Pres
SIDNEY c. HERBERT. Clerk AI4w
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ORDINANCE NO. S,


The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do oran as follows
SECTION Any person or persons, who shall have com
United any breach of the peace any other act mentvn
ed in section 1st and I'd OF Ordinance No. l. shall upon
complaint being made before any Justice the Peace by
any person citizen be proceeded against in the same
if arrested bp the Marshall Wachman while
committing the same. That any Justice of the Peace be
whom any sompalnt shall be made shall have power
to issue Warrant III all cases where the Marshall shall
have power to execute an arrest prescribed section
Isl of Ordinance No. ].
SECTION 9. Any person. other than the Marshall or
Watchman who shall make complaint as prescribed in
section lst of this Ordinance without the consent of the
Cooperation Attorney, shall, if upon examination such
Justice find the charges preferred frivolous fined in the
OF the costs in the proceedings Adopted February
l6, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres
SInNEY C. HRRRRRT Clerk. - an Al I'm
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Ordinance No. s.
In relation 70 Games.

IN relation 70 Games.
The Trustees the Town of Nevada do ordan follows
Any person persons who the Keepers
any house wherein kept Billiard Lansquenet any
other tables for the purpose OF gaming, shall obtain
the Trustees of the Town of Nevada license to keep the
same. Also any keeper Of Bowling Saloon shall obtain
license for the
For license 20 keep Billiard Tables three month"; each
table shall pay Ten Dollars For license to keep Lam
squenet tables three months each table shall pay Fifteen
Dollars -. For q license to keep Keno table three
months each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. Far Ii
keep other tables for the purpose Gaming three
months, each table shah pay Ten Dollars. For Ii
to keep Bowling Saloon three months the owner
or keeper sle pay Ten Dollars. Adopted Feb. 49, 1854
Sidney c. HERRKsT Clerk WIN. J. KNOX. Pres.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4.

hl0iLg.
The Trustees of the Town Of Nevada do orda as follows:
No person peosons shall drive ride any horse mule
other animal through the streets in any pace more
rapid than a slow gallop trot
No person persons shall drive ride any horse mule
or other animal over bridge within the Neva-
da, in any pace faster than walk
And each and every person Who shall be found guilty
of violation OF this Ordinance examination before
Justice OF the Peace shall be fined in a sum not exceed
ing Fifty Doars and In default of payment exec-
ton shall be issued for the Adopted February l6
1854. WILLIAM j KNOX Pres
SIDNEY C. HERBET Clerk 44,4w
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Ordinance No. III.

In relation to Public Shows ..f-
The Trustees of the of Nevada do ordan follows
All persons, keepers of theatrical and e4ues
rian shows menageries other public exhibitions OF
whatever nature or kind shall for each and every exhb
ton pay the sum of fifteen dollars of which dol
lars shall be paid into the treasury and five dollars shall
be paid 10 the marshall whose duty shall be. To he
ent every such exhibition for the purpose of preserving
order. Adopted Feb 22d, 1854. w. KNOX, Prest.
SIDNEY c. HERBERT. Clerk,
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Ordinance No. IL.

ITO Prevent the Firing of Guns, Pistols, &C.
The Tresees of the of Nevada do odan follows
1t shall moi be lawful for any person persons to dis
scrpton of firearms, except in and
used for that purpose fire crackers ether species of
fire works, unless be between the hours of and O'Clock
p NJ And all persons violating this ordinance shall upon
conviction before Justice of the Peace every offence
be fined in than dollars and COSTS or
Imprisonment for period not to exceed three days.
Adopted Feb. 22d, 1854. - WI. KNOX, Prest
q Hrpp CerLx
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LORD & WEBB.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
IL STATIONERY. No. l32 Sansome street, between Mer
chant and Washington, San Francisco, have store
large and varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of description received by late arrivals
New York which they offer for sle Al the lowest prices
consisting in part of
BLANK BOOKS-Fu and Half Bound:
PAPERS-Letter cap, BRIEF bill bath, cOnen and pock
ct post; aIH
and qualities - --r.
INKS-Maynard Noyes', David Blacks, and Arnod's
fluid -t
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's. IIart's, Felt's and Fisk's
PENCILS-Fabers Fay's, Haskins and Mordani's wri-
ting and drawings
ENVELOPES-Buff white cname3ed and faEcy, letter,
no1e and Official
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ordinance No. 8.

In relation to drawing money from the Treasury.
The Trustees o the Town of Nevada do ordan US follows
The Treasurer shall not pay ont of the Treasury any
of money without first receiving Order for the
signed BY the President OF the Board of Trustees and
tersgned 10y the Clerk Adopted Feb 49, 1854.
f,-Y CIartA -IJM KNny praS
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ORDgNANCE NO. s.

N ItIdliUu 20 CIut WdIKB
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do oran follows
No person persons shall in any way obs:ruc or en-
cunbe any Sidewalk in any street within the of Ne
vada. And each and every person found guilty of q vi
olaion of this Ordinance examination before a Jus
ice of the Peace shall be fined in not exceeding
Twenty Five Dollars and costs. In default of PAYMENT
execution shall be issued for the Adopted Febru.
ary 16 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX Pres.
urpnrnr Clerk LII.
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SUMMONS.

State afCalifornia, County Of Nevada 49, Justices
y Cenrl before I.J Burgess, P, Little York township.
The People of the Stale of California, TO Taos c. KIRK
MAN Greatirg You hereby summoned to appear be-
fore the undersigned Justice the Peace, his Office in
said township Monday the 9th day OF February,
1854, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, to answer the complaint of
Grabfeld & Pearlman, who demand of you the above
named Thos c. Kirkman the sum of seventy dollars
aud forty FIVE cents upon account for goods and provs
IONS On failure appear aud answer Judgment will
be rendered against you said of ST. 45100 and
costs of suit Given under my hand this 10th day of JAM
A. ID. 1854. T.. BCRG ESS Justice of the Peace.
A true copy. Attest, (39td*) WV MORRISON, cons
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Ordinance h0. Z.

In relation TO Taxes.
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordan follows
Each and every person in the town of Nevada shall pay
a of one fourth per cent the of taxable
property goods and chaels with which said persons
assessed by the Corporation Assessor Adopted February
ii, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX. Pres
SIDNEY G.. HERBERT. Clerk 4iIn
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Ordinance No. l3.

In relation to the issuing Licences. c.dw in fiia9
The Trus ofthe town of Nevada ordain follows
All persons pursuing any business in which license is
required shall the amount to the marshall who eha
give the person paying receipt and presenting such
receipts the clerk OF this board he shall cause license
be issued proper form, signed the
tersgned the president authorizing him them
the business for which such license granted
the period for which they have paid. Adopted Feb
SIDNEY C. HERRERT. Clerk WIN. J. KNOX. Presit.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
REMOVAL.

TAR. ]. c. YOUNG has removed his Office from No. 226k
~ Dupont street the of Montgomery and Cal.
ornia opposite the banking Page Bacon
s. Co., where he will be happy consult with his former
patrons and treat scientifically and discretion all those
who may require the sersice of Physician The
of Dr. Young since his advent in this has been with
out parallel, and ne hopes by continued and untring
application 10 his profession, from the public
mind that lack of confidence which has unhappy ex-
listed in regard the Medical Profession in The State
California. f
OPFlcE-Corner of Montgomery and California streets
up stairs. opposite the Banking House of Page Bacon
Co., San Francisco. S.-An letters enclosing $40
will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 735 Post
Office. Febq3-lm
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San Francisco Advertisements.
Miners Exchange & Saving Bank.

Armory Hail. Cor. of Montgomery q. Sacramento SITS
San Francisco, by DIR. A S. Wright.
nEPOT for the reception of Gold Dust for the
IL United States Mint at San Francisco.
The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will
oe IN full operation i'll very short time. DIR. Wright
is now fully prepared receive and receipt for all
resnittances made for coinage he will when requir
ed, make libera ladvances and remittances of Gold
Dust at one and half per cent interest he will ofs9
allow the same rate ofinterest when the funds re
man over the time required for the coinage
A-3m A. S. WRIGHT.
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SUN1K1ONS.
AAnAa nE EaliEat.1,i, Cunn1y Of NJ

State Of California. County Of Nevada, Grizzly
Township, ss Justices Court before j. G. Wyatt, j.
r. Tn People ot the State oil California Joseph Nc
Kcnzie: You hereby summoned 10 apperr before
the Undersigned Justice OF the Peace his Office said
Township, on Monday, the 18th day of May, 4 d. 1854
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, 10 the piaint OF George
" Elliott, who demands Of you the sn of One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars the consideration fer mining claim
hich he alleges to have sold you in May 1913 com
plant being lie IN my oEsce On failure so 10
appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against
you for ssid sum Of One Hundred aud Fy Joars-to.
eether with interest, lenally and cUs.s Of suit.
Given under my band tlis lUth day of February, a. d
1t5t t43 4w) 4 c. WYATT ] p
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1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
& livery the Jaor of Early Co. Georgia of JOHN H.
ANDERSON, who escaped from CutlIber jail, Monday
night, the 18th inst. Sud Anderson tried the
September term of the Superior Court of Early county
The murder OF Robert Thompson, and found guilty. Said
Anderson IS about rs years Old, about five eight or
ten inches high stout built, little inclined be soop
shouldered black hair aud black eyes, speaks quick
spoken to- Las good set o esth, s eye teeth little pro-
lecting has his face under or near one of his
eyes, and weighs about 80 l70 pounds very quar-
Eslsome when intoxicated and is OF very bad char
acier. Previous rewards revoked JOHN THOMPSON.
Port Gaines. ia. Oct 10, 1858. 44-tf
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Established in 1919.

q ~ s'a NJ Ecker ! & co. sa3.3 .s..l
K STREET, CORNER OF. .4th, th,jSACRAMENTo
HAYEnow on hand, purchased at the present
-. Unprecedented Low Prices, their usual
large assortment Of Groceries, Provisions Liquors
which they offer for sale At Prices to suit III
depressed state of trade and strngency of the Money
ket. Is a EsgfagTF sfp ctss1 tr.,fts 81 - "
Persons purchasing OF us may expect to get articles OF
the best quality at the very lowest prices 40
Feb. 7th, 1854. -S-'A '@iisl~ MEEKER & co.
N. B-No necessity for going TO San Fran cisco 10 uur
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

-ALSO-
Copying and Seal Presses Combs;
Letter Books; Brushes;
Letter Clips lndelible Ink
Chess Men: Carlnine Ink; go
backgammon boards; Notaral seals and waters;
Dice; Gum Labels; E.rrrs-
Dominoes; Cotton and linen twine
Steel Pens of all kinds; Whitney's. Drpers and Sill
Gold Pens; limans inkstands;
Patent Rubber; Pocket lnksands;
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes; l-i ="
Blotting Paper and Boards; Wafer Cups.
Card Board; Letter stamps;
Printers Cards; Paper Folders;
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaies; Black Sand;
Pocket Books Plain and Fancy Note Paper;
Bankers cases, Motto SEALS Pocket Cutlery, &c.
We constantly additions to tho above stock
to which invite the attention of the trade,
.E.1 LORD g. WEBB.
81 1872 Sansome ST., bet. Washington and Merchant,
Dec l63m is San Francisco.
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San Francisco Advertisements,

TO Fishermen-Thes subscribers have received ex
Fearless and other late arrivals extensive assort
ment of Hauling senes for salmon, herring, smet
sardines and perch fishing;
Salmon gill nets fixes, &c
Linen and cotton seine twlne
Shoe thread, superior article;
Fish hooks and lines suitable for this seasons fishing
For sale by CHAPLIN g. s SAWYER
jau13- I'm 127 Sansome street, San Francisco
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Story, RedingtOn & Co,
Importers and Wholesale DeoIers

Inlporlers 07ad WAOleSdle Dealers In
-QDRUGS and MEDICINES Che
Y mtcals Pe3imery Fancy Articles 8r.
IA Stone Building, Sansone. cor. OF Merchant
street. San Francisco, California.
Agents for &c, Osgoods India Cholagogus, Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cines, Corbetl's Shakers Sarsaparia. Dr. Hunt,
l. +, lixr and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact that enc of ou. firm will reside DER
manenely in the Atlantic States, and superin,end
IN person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
OF gooIs Tor this ket, flater ourselves that VIZ
can offer supcriour advantages both in quality anf
price, to any others in our line of business. :,
Oec9-3 SToRY, REDINGaoN 4 Co
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Provision Store and Shovel Deuot.

RERS. NJ ". BURNETTE resuectfnIlr n.
~ forms her late husbands customers, and the
PUBLIC generally thai she viii continue The business
at the ola place, on Broad ST., nearly onnoe;tn tbe
court house. where she is now receiving Nels and
Snpe Ttor ssFgpTfy Of Goods consisting OF
HaTdWare, Gooceries and Provisions.
Of all kids suitable both for Hotel Keepers ana
Miners, which she win sell on the most reasonable
erms, and which in quality are inferior to none in
the market Call and examine her goods and teru1s
Sept 10 2l-3m MRs. II. w. BURNETTE. =.
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Great Attyarsi0r.
DIR. Fl. Y. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

- ny sECRssEH sEEsiI SElTgGOM,
Office on Broad Street, 2d Door oboue he H.,
ion Hotel.
nR. BlCKNELL is graduate of the Aloepatbo
- School -practiced six years according to its
heories and principles then adopted the Eclectic
system and has practced it fifteen years He cures
all assesses without the use of mercury or any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he rses a.
purely vegetable. e. roots and herbs and their ar
tracts and comrOunds '-''.~ ~
Dh. BI kNELL is also Dentist. and win
pug seeth With pure gold tor SO a cavity, ana
Extract teeth for s. eoch
Ills Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth White
Oct. 81, 1858 sc,e
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CRrzTE. E.ANCa. Eo Z.

Defining te duties of Town officers and 1Ang The amounts
Of their several bonds
The Trustees Of the town Of Nevada do ordsin as follows
Duties Of TIE IIarSbQH.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

TTORN'S Premium Flour; A,nes' > IL. snovels;
IL Sulff0ck In tins, do; Collins Axes; = -
- Chile L911ftI { 60; Adams Plows. 5g Z :
Buckwheat t.f, do; Male; n F
: Ready Made Clothing; Boots. . 80 - Z
A Large and General Assortment of Etp3 GFseH 81
= GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, e
For sale by - fvr s+aatgA g-s4e ea.l5f- Il. HOLT. !,
Marysville, Dec 18th. South east corner of Plaza
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YGR SALE C8GAp.

0NE TzOuSZ3 AND LOT, situated On Gem
~ mtrcia near Pine street. The house is undor
Rent OF Eighty Dollars per Ezonth.
This properly is situated u desirable inI improving
ueiR4bcrEuOG 43-tf
For apply the kcul Estate agency aEd Iaell
gruce iilice, IL tLI'S BOON S1ORE Broad ytreet
I1Or &asc-,A GOOD, COMFORTABLE
j. DWELLING RCUSE and Let on Broad
Street. Atga4ii llIrl door above the Virginia House
the lot 10 front Broad street. running back to
Spring which il fronts about 70 feet. For paT;icu-
enquire Vi A. q. FELT,
Al his Real Estate Agency, Broad street,
0rut j.. Il. EUDD. Journa! Office.
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Public Notice.

THE public are hereby informed that the undersigned
has Purchased the entire Stock and business
Of The Cigar and ,f 49, 80 ..e,s5 -
Tobacco Store Of Salzer & Co.
aud will carry the business the Old Stand He ne
upon himself and partner and respectfully solcs its
tnuance, which he determines 10 merit ~ Keeping the
best stock in the market and selling at the lowe rates
All persons having demands against Saizer & Co. are
reqnesteto present them for payment and ali indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that shares No iol. Ilo2-
1s3 le le5, LOG, lG7 %, 30, 80, 81 80 33 81 30,
1876 49, l6S 1s9 i90 1885, 1877 158 of the capital stock of
York Mining Company, will be sold the 0 of March,
1854 if The not raid previous the above
date at Little York. ~ aud O'Clock said day
Little York Jan'y - EOB'T CURRAN, Prest.
1-tb 1874 -3q.Rpr 'stis1tt * AZ CHI. Spcv
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

nj OT1CE is hereby given that all persons huvng
claims against the estate of BENJAMIN w. HALsEY,
ased that they required to exhibit the with
the qouchers thereof TO the Undersigned within 10 months
from the date hereof they will be forever barred and
all persons owing debts to said estate required
forward and pay the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY. |.
Administrator: American Bakery, Nevada city
Nevada. Feb'y Sd. 1S54-4l-1m#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF HANDSOME PERSONAL AP-
N pearapce, and engaged in mercantile business,
wishes % enter into spondence with young lady
% fair attractions and good educstion with view to
marriage Money object Address, with some slight
token to insure sincerity, Henry Matthews, Broadway
Post Office
A GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST REsPECTABuIrY
~ wiz hes to become acquainted with amable and
accomplished lady, with the view Of marriage e mutually
pleased The advertiser possesses considerable property,
and Is sincere and worthy be asceftaned BY al
dressing r. $ i ost 0ice.
"a, ADAMF MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
VT riages who win all enjoy the greatest happiness
and ma Imonal bliss, and " show the person they
will marry through an instrument which she will cause
to illuminate itself by ing the powers Of her Won
deru science and win Tell all events OF i'e AM even
the very thoughta. 10 Broome street, near cannon.
Gentlemen not nd rsitted.
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NJ Office TO MERCHANTS AND SHlPMAS rERS-THE
IN Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied to in
regard to oGshore plotage detention &C. beg leave
refer 2 the law Of the State Of New York. passed June
49, 1852 and amended pr IL, 1854, copies Of which
can be had at the Office go South street. They espe
cay refer to part Of section Is and sections II and 90
as below They also beg to state that they do
slider themselves as having any thing to do with agree
ments made at sea between pilots and masters
Section l3 When any ship vessel bound the port
OF New York. and boarded by any pilot appointed by
this Board such distance to the southwark eastward
OF Sandy Hook Lighthouse, that said lighthouse could
not be from the deck Of such ship vessel in the
day time and in fair weather. the addition Of fourth
to the rates Of pilotage hereinbefore meDone shall be
allowed TO such pilot.
Section L. For every day OF detention at the wharf or
him to attend the vessel beyond the usual time of
getting vessels from TO the wharf, and from the what
to and for every day ofdeention Of ard bound
vessel by ice longer than days for passage
TO the wharf three dollars shall be added to the
plotage IL any pilot shall be detained quarantine by
the health officer. for having been board sicky
sci as pilot the master, owner. agent consgnee Of
such vessel shall pay to sch pilot all necessary
penscs Of living and three dollars per cay each and
every day of such detention.
Section %. Any person not holding license pilot,
under this act under the laws of the State OF Ne
Jersey, who shall pilot offer to pilot any ship
sci 10 from the port Of New York, by way Of Sany
Hook, shall be deemed guilty Of a mirdemeanor and,
conviction, shall be punished by ine not ling
one hundred dollars or mpris not exceeding sixty
days; and all persons employing TO pilot
not holding license under this act under the
of the STATE of New Jersey shall forfeit and pay the
Board OF Commissioners Of Pilots the OF one bun
dred dollars.
COMMISSIONERS
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, ROBERT l. TAYLOR.
E. +. MORGAN,
Appointed by the Chamher Of Commerce
GEORGE W. BLUNT. RUSSELL sTURGIS,
Appointed by the Board 81 Underwriters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

Elegant Rieh Paris Decorated nd Gold
French china tea sets 81 So ~ pieces English china te,
sets, 81 original cost, -; plain white French china
dining SETS $40 also plates and dishes BY piece Dozen
half the usual price Cutglass gobets 20s champagnes
l6s; wine glasses 12s; 600 dish teapot and other old
covers very cheap J. X. KERR, sl3 Broadway, above
Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09
Bogie's Electric Hair Dive Possesses peope,

ties FOR dyeng the hair of the wonderful lescrp
ton acts like magic, and dyes the hair the
1t Is applied, to either black brown OF the most
beautiful and natural description, without injury to the
skim and leaves the hair softer and sker after the ope
ra'ion This, with Bogles Hyperion fluid and premium
shaving soaps, may be had Of William Boyle 77 Wash
nston street. Boston; in New York, Of A. B. d. Sands
Co., Broadway; Cickener Co., 81 Barclay street. and
by chemists and perfumers throughout the world.