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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOTS AMI
SIIHES

WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
eik FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
65azEsssAA. RIAGES AT LOW RATES.
as etc III okU WAsllINGION aid TiiOs,
OILY Err will, Oh aud after this date run &C the
above rates. JOB COkSuN,
SAMUEL GEbNEY,
NAV I'D Cat ne.
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ny CIR ZEN a. SCOTT, Auc.ioneer,
lAhDSoaE BUILDING lot eas Of Ca.i,oi a
l AEc ion On TUE DAY, the ~ n In fspt q,
sh-lI feli- nj o o'csosk in fiont # the rem
sea, Lot No. ii, in squ s95 virg front n Sri
>fr-et "ast, running b ok 100 Get pcb t. a xid
sfey, tetveen and st& moth, CUE .sin .ng S,67.
fret inch
Till. indisputahlc
Terms: One four b cash balance In six. IL, sps
~ months, for notes beurrg interest from tha day
Of the sale.
ed given and deed Of trust [, ken
Conveysncins at The expense II purchaser.
GREEN sCuTr,
1e Ill Anr'ionpsrs.
4 DfINfsTRAtOR's GALE o. s.p.b @ kasl Is
oclo, X. m tn pre- sec, ,h- II &c Lot 40 e. &.
sqs"rr l2o fr, nj ng 10 X on ror'h II tte.t be
teen l7h and Is str~.Is s., and runl sg bach
l45 seel 10 SO Il sy.
1hii lot is sutif,iiv situat d. iclne1ia'e'y Or
pfstn the re aI CT Hon II. fIst. ID is very de.
siraole for fret % resi- Iepce.
At G a'ctosk-
W" hill eeli OF No 1, S.;u, IRE Va. 40. s-rns.
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aud st,eets, t. nLi'g ark lis sa-t ;nchss
Ts, ms: 'ns-third cash the residue W. q spd 70
mon he. for notee sat farorilp s.tue d. bea tpy IL
terest. GEOh9E wen. ia.
X. FaENtI, .-.-.
Abr il;s rators.
J. c. MCGUIRE
JN4-n auctionPsr.
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AUCTION SALES,

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JACOB CKI.KERINs PIANOS.

JaCVb C6lUA EhlN0 PIANOS.
E ". have just n ceiSe our rhiI d ia
g. voice OF ,itre su Ell instrum. n,f
III n turning, with those We have on hand
u . from other ~ brat ILL., riran an
Europeao manufict ri-s tn largtst and most on
pie'e toss CT 'iauos off red IN the District
Old Pi4noS taken in peri Fay msnt
Ioay IL ~ Nus 4 HfTZ Music Depot
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FIGHrIvG.-We were informed this morIi 70
nat flsh. occurred in the Northern Lb,It -
on Massachusetts avenue yesterday after no,u
n" are'ts were de, AMI no off ,ers about
this is very proper time for officers to be
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STRfcHNISE Some of our citizens who are
,lret ct wai''ng for the action of the rolce
have tntea ened to take the law in their Wv
hand and destroy ell dogs that are runnins
at large contrary TO law.
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WArcH RETuRss.-Wm johnson, drunk in
,ne street; wo,k house 30 days. Sand ord
Bntet, negro. lighting; sc .urity for peace.
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~ TokE FOR RENT The pacuus war; housI l.
- + Cnsy wanna ave, SO long occupied by Messrs
l. S+mnies Bro, ss wholesale grocery anG
'qGor 7tore Is nov iCr Ient. Possession glv.n liz
neiis,sly hppiy to D. l. senmes or NJ. G. Emery
AZ l3-,ltf
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

A Dog SroRY.-On Monday evening,
rs a dog was walking leisurely down
State street, alone in his glory, and SEEM
ngly distracted, one Of a gang of paper
venderS, standing in front of the Traveller
offlce' threw his cap at him. 1t struck Cca-
sarS tail. lie thereupon turned round,
looked at the cap a moment, then at the
boys. After reviewing the latter with mil
Itary-Iike,. circrmspection, he approached
the lad who was bare-headed, placed his
paws upon his shoulders, and barked three
times INTO his face, as much as to say.
where did you learn your manners, you
son OF Erin The urchin was frightened
hall out OF his trousers. and trembled and
screamed again, and thus terrified, Caesar
left him.--Bosfon Courier.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11
3iHiag EaWs,


Biz DEER CREEK, Pleasant Flat, Aug. i, 1854
Alta meeting oftto miners Of Pleasant Flat.
held August ist, 1851. E. Mills was called to
the c! air and L. p. Palmer appointed Sccre-
t2Gy Tie following hV-}aWS were ad0ptcl
That said Hat shall he called Pleasant Flat
Mining District
Article Isl. Pleasant Flat District is b7an-
dol on The lower eul by the cannon or the
claims kHowa as Jewatt & Co s claims and
extends up 'ho Flat 70 the upper. end Of II.
II, Roberts & co S claims, ana OF each side
from hiIl to hill.
Article 2l Each cain in the creek shall
consist Of GO feet in Notwithstanding from
bank to bank, and not Interfering with claims
formerly located.
Article 81 Each claim in the fat shall
consist Of 50 feet Sqnarc.
Article 4th, Each miner on said Flat shall be
entitled to enc claim by location and fve by
purchase.
Article 9th. When there is not sufficient
water to supply each company Of men in the
Fat thcv Shall b. limited to i inches each.
with six inch pressure, commenting al the
lower Go. AMI extending up the fat as the
water fails. unJil they are all limitel, allowing
the arpor Co.'S the first right
Article 9Th. Each man or Co IS required to
have his claims recorded on the Secretary's
book and to perform one full days work on
his or Co $ claims every tenth day when he
or Co. can obtain the amount Of water speci-
fed in the jth article. Otherwise his claims
are forfcitabie il recorded from the first of
Novemvr. 1854. until the first Of May 1855.
Article 7th. No man nor company Of men
shall he allowed to pat dam Or any obstruc-
ton in the creek or side race so as to damage
the claims above or below. Each company is
reqnired to keen the side Race in order oppo-
site their own claims.
Article 8th. It shall he the duty Of the Sec
rotary or Recorder to Record all claims in the
district If requested by the claim holder and
II specify the boundaries Of each claim or COM
paBYs clam. For which the Secretary shall
receive the sum Of 2j cents for recording each
claim.
Article 9Th Each company shall have the
right to cHt - drain race through the claims
below and ii the party can not agree upon the
amount Of damage il any. they shall loaYe it to
disinterested persons And that all difficulties
arising in this district in regard to mining
ciims shall be settled by disinterested miners
Of the district.
Art 9th That each Co. shall empty their
tailings on their own ground.
Art. llth, That these laws be subject to
amendment by vote Of two thirds Of the mi
hers of the district
Art. 18th. That copy Of these laws shall be
published in the Nevada journal, and three
copies shaf be posted in the district .-----~-
L. P. PALMER, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Internal Nact5nc.-A longitudinal pro
JectiIe' has been submitted TO the Eng lish
Board of Ordnance. 1t is about four feet
in lenth, may be fred from Il cannon, and
will 'hlt to hair any object at distance
OF five miles; on being shot from a cannon
1t expands like an umbrella, expodes the
the moment it aIights, and causes instant
annihia:ion to every material Tor MANY
yards around. 1t will, it is said, cause the
immediate destruction of the largest ship
in the worlI;and one or two charges would
in few seconds, .extirpate the finest armv
that ever marched to music.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

4 1hrlHt"g Lacidem-We published Il
e" Gays SINCE an account Of the hazar-
dous exploit Of a child which clambered
upon root, IN New York, and was provi.
dentlaIiy rescued when death seemed i'm.
mlnent. a precisely similar incident oc,
Cured bat few days since, before our
own eyes. An infant of not more than
two years, unnoticed by its nurse. clam.
hered upon the sill of a window in the
third story Of the hotel opposite our Office
and there stood, laughing and Growing. all
needless of the peril that threatened it
1t was sight to make strong men hold
their breath The sliehtes: morton
breath OF air, the least fright, would have
thrown ii of lis balance and precipitated il
upon the paTement below.
A crowd gathered and stood, in speech.
less agony OF suspense, expecting momen-
tarily TO see the child dashed to nieces.-
Meanwhile, the infant stood boldly erect.
and laughlngiy extended its hands, as If IN
vltlng romp with the spectators below.
At last, when the sight had become AGO
n-ing, Il female VINO had been sewing in
the room where the Windov was, caught
sight Of the little creature with commenda.
bic coOIness, instead of shriekine. and thus
almost certainly bringing about the catas-
trophe, quietly stepped TO the window and
enclosed the child in her arms. One long,
deep breath from the crowd, showed the
interest they had felt and the relief expe-
rienced.-Bufalo Democrat.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11
Ney-vay-dy.
e Porct eYa cal G Pistol:

DONE INTO BLANC VERSE BY
shoeli yu ever kun intoc neyyaydy
In Juleye wen toe draw II miled ant
sey the leased OF them the daes is clothes
/ = ~uiTolEatin}.
leysn e. e1ee you VII fined it much
to ure relaaf un ier meath Of Frisbe's awnins
talk re.falge;
llak none ure wonts, . Ike eTeck
ThatyG wood like talk ov sunn1thnE
Vel shua up width eyece
4 ornee In'ntea width \ strapgh
liauawize FIR the satissfaA>Aua ov avl rresan.
, Civ q oorliaul nvine;ashun to absorbe
Aionguoe width Z:
W.. iutrines& 4irsjye7a.1ce here we beart
See Fr,-%e shaking, II of t iooid water.
3 euterpry 4i,'& ea.secs puttinb of it awai!
Frot bre,.-A of -lr IS st:raE--
is ciiels. Knot soenl : hcrta. Jinkps' bel
Pores 4tn moi ,.ir peal off tlrsey Gull clangor.
but hang hr esqler (>et,.ill of gud eggs ampIee
toIn2nHy raa2Es nifeJ
allsow lokter arlcses hounds He do2at grovI BIT,
kno, many times.
Eg--grico- a.e reeler T. myself Wi hcv coatradie
forgot tlejr irl bral>as r. -c:,aas.
Politician. irane f,ana Eat CUT
asa For,ol, Oh him telain& OF TIE intirest
Ire Feels i.to the coun'y-
I.qoea =e, the city Of Neyvayly;
Lov fast onto th,. na1ns bu!ons be ioyghs whceId,
li,. 1" is In gn.a of i-to him.
5Fat a.7 .aE Eta- Is ao.1Iiss terry wat .ewever
to emmy Of The d9.nociUatus cf this Street
cr Ct sac Hc<t-
! : 1.rs r.-irs ilFF ron lie Gce0s on sow
W.jh the IhermometaIc at uineT8
e,.a Go0ghn IL frzbees oycee hausc,
m II Ee bceps, c3r when il rnite
* sam oi his 5este c4s,zors, this warsa vc3theI)
ca Onto Pnst..
i IS t,e SABBATH AMI the raie-eshoa
rrow79a EatqaeHz he Miss be guyael store keeper:
(Which c1dy's o Ryan an Gals tee 50 y ? getice)
he VII not clothes SoaIv--
har watts tle pseI of uz.niu'z ou.oe hia2
east use - around or trait -
gae vaate oe'sll.r Ccmon straish.l.n
Il the rcaatnes t'.,- mali towns a comm. tee
I1e a..,o tne brick BIZ ding wa;r hoy print the Josn
aa} So +. !e Fog, Of he EggzIres.
F..sea q s.o of a uertsA..t--Ee~.9s sol
!oes ketg Ii: awe Is
ali sew q Big rav- behind ae caun.cr
IN This B-cs 5iG lin: sew nag nU
F'.e.r is anna ,-her arrei- kept by
Tut eol s,,l;as. as -hea I sgy a4t-y ror3e
eli al
a-.a s.-:es Hse,. be -o..nel 10 a'a5n,.gs Noes
III ela'ee Of strains OF ioi
Pas tl.=.r is a man ,cA d,,1e man aov Is
tesegE'n, a. u0tis--
Ina. raaaa 's s;-l1lenl
'air 10 --ia1eui tweed HAL % etztr7ords BIC
l|h ~ re-.u of je Jeras uot'sng the San Tranc.sl
paIi-s tiai il a descend Of them iI.stei OF y
Hft Of h-;< emf Fr11y raethinx here linn lag
1t lie E',r r.aa a'n o.' hem.
af ne himself doas'+ lcop good saT! i
t2~ his deer gate4s--- Mss l1E11rs Srn.IyDcErl
r.s.iho2 ma Subscribers onto B.oaI street
"o1.y .aAe oat uare a,,ertzz:ueuts
he.e,.sc hey knot ao.izel ther1-- he Tag IS lysE
wen rite iorstry INNS her thc o3jie =
b n. shall here fran me azon. 0ar,z.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Skill IN Finance.-The following dia-
logue, which is said to have actually taken
place in neighboring town, shows tnat
the untuored African race are not destitsfe
of financial talents which would reflect
credit on many active, managing, money
circulating men of the day.
A sable descendent of Africa by the name
of Mingo, having been at work at dis
tance, was met by his master. returning
home on frightful looking old horse, with
out saddle or bride when the following
dialogue ensued:
Master-"Wen, Mingo, how did you
come by that horse %
Mingo-'Oh ! massa, l buy him, and
Civ ten dollars
Master-'But where did you get the
moneyto pay for himp
Mingo-'Oh massa, me trade me oib
him right down note OBJ hand for tree
months
Master-'But NIingo, when your three
months are up, what then ?
Mingo-'Dea massa-den 7 take m
dat note and glib him anotberp
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

The MeaneSt Eoman on Record. 8!
am afraid Frederick, said Mrs Smith TO
her husband, "that Betsy is dishonest"
"Ah! what makes you think SO ?"
"Why, gave her seven apples 10 pre-.
pare for puddng-and will you believe
it, l counted over the quarters, and only
found twenty-seyen
"Are you sure you counted right?
"Yes, for | counted them over three
times, carefully. Heaven only knows
where that cher quarter is goue. This
world is full OF iniQuity."
Betsy was discharged without charac
ter.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Not long since we were conversing with
a prominent teacher. and sought to detan
him a little longer than his business seem
ed to warrant. Il cannot stop now" said
he 81 must be at my schoolroom"
''Are you always thus prompt" we en-
qured.
Yes said he, ''and that is the best
way know Of to teach my pupils to BE- al
ways in time. I have not been a moment
behind the time of commencing in two
years, aud during the SIX years | have
been teacher, have never lost fifteen
minutes, all told, from my school-Ioom by
being late"
As be left us, we thought we had dis
covered one reason at least why our friend
was successful teacher.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

That was rather precocious specimen
of Young America, not yet inducted into
trousers. when one day, recently said to
his father
Father, Come and get me this apple.
There being no Immediate sign Of COM
pliance, the young chap exclaimed
Father. why don't you start always
start when HoN tell me
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Il Usctuy Hint-A letter sent from the
United States TO any place in France, is
invariably charged with double postage
when closed in an envelope. The fact
should be remembered by those writing to
their friends in that country. In order to
save postage, letters should he written
very close on good thin paper, and directed
without an envelope.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

HdTder thar Stone. A man named
Stone exclaimed, "I'Il bet have the hard
est name IN the company" Done" said
one OF the company; whats your name?"
Stone said the first. Hand me the
money, said the other. my name is
Harder"
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Il Steady Diet-An old lady down
East, having kept hired man on liver
nearly month, said to him one day,
Why, John, don't think you like liver. =
"Oh, yes" said John, [ like it very well
for fifty or sixty meals, but ] don't think
I'd like it as steady diet!' The old lady
cooked something else for the next meal.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Il Philosophical Ansaoer.-"Uncle 10"
said an Observing little boy, "our folks
always put up the window when the room
is filed with smob, and the wind blows in
so as to prevent the smoke from going out
that way: now, where does the smoke go?"
ali goes into the peoples eyes," was uncle
JOS philosophic answer.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

An exchange paper says-any one
would suppose that the employment OF
sewing was the most peaceful and quiet
occupation in the world; and it is absolute
y horriiying to hear ladies talk of stllettos,
bodhins, gatherings, surgings, hemmings,
gorgings, cuttings, whippingS,. lacinc<. cuff
fings, and hastings, What list of abom
inables.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

A HARD Hir.-Henry Ward Beecber
says he means to vote against the Nebraska
bill, though the ballot box should be placed
in the jaws Of h-ll
To this The Wheeling Argus replies, that
every man has right to vote in his own
precinct.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Imitation A young lad in Baltimore
was shot on I Thursday, by the occidental
discharge of pistol in his pocket The
bail was abstracted from his abdomen. and
1t Is thought he will recover. He said he
carried the pistol because it was the Gus
tom Tor young men to do so. He is about
t,celre yc arS of aqe.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

N!Dere't kinds Of Women The obsti-
nate woman gets to sea in band box.
lhe cautious woman wonld like TO turn
ne rainbow over, 10 see what there was
on the other side.
The vulgarwoman IS spider attempt
ing to spin silk.
The CAUTIOUS woman writes her prom
ises on a slate.
The envious wonanskiils herself in en.
dearorlng to lace tighter than her neigh
bors.
Inc happy woman died in blind and
zeal asylum many years since.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Everything is arranged for your wed
ding with Susan Thompkins said father
to his only son hope you will behave
yourself like man, Thomas:
The individual addressed was young
man seated in chair, despatching a piece
Of bread and mollsses, His only answer
was a sigh, accompanied with q food oI
tears.
The parent started, and in an angry
voice demanded:
"What objections can you have ? Susan
is handsome and wealthy, and married you
must be, some time or other. Your mother
and | were married and it is my command
that you prepare for your uapiials."
Yes, finally sobbed Thomas, that's diff
ferent thing. You married mother, buI
I'm sent TO marry q strange gal!
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11
he Wandering Vigilance Committee

4 ne ma 0ef t"y tyttoNC6 CoH'WtEtte.-
The Alo of Sunday says;
The execution of Derrasio Derfevesa
in Santa Clara on the night of 2lst inst
deserves no better name than murder. Ber.
reycsa, married Calf. rnian, living on a
retired rancho, was seized IN his bed at
night, by band of armed and disguised
Americans, carried off and hung upon
tree near San Jose, where his BODY was
found hanging in the morning. The per-
petrators of the deed are not publicly
known, but it is rumored that they were a
vigilance committee. Il so that vigilance
committee deserves to be hung. When
vigllant committees must go, like thieves
at night, and in disguise, it is time for them
to be hung. 1t is no use to be mealy mouth.
ed about such affairs. When honest men
take the law into their hands they don't
steal about in the dark. 1t is said thai
Berreyesa was accused of some crime. II
so it was no excuse for secret assassina.
ton. If not the murder was doubly foul
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

an Old Proger5 C2nhadictcd.-Not-
wllhstanding the ploverb that poverty is
no crlme,' yet man without money is in
varabIy set down by the world as one
devoid of principal
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Dr.. Franklin says that ''time is money"
This may account for the fact that persons,
when in most need Of money, ask for time
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

One OF the prettiest prayers we ever
heard of was tat OF little girl, not quite
three years old.
%, Lori, bless my dear papa, and nv
sweet mamma, and our man John, and our
horse Billy, and Katy's bright star Venus,
and all the beautiful fowers.-Atnen.'
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

zhree ne0 Fire Eagtues We learn
mat there has been purchased in the East
recently, three new engines, for San Fran.
cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

1t is reported that Broderick paper is
to be started in Stockton, in a short time.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

n Deadly Reptile.-In Cincinnatti, a
lew days since, live scorpion was found
n piece of logwood, which came Up on
the steamer Tweed. It was in q partially
torpid state, bnt when warmed before the
furnace doors, it would strike wckedly at
any object which was presented,
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Nanny said a girI to her companion,
which railroad traic do you like the best ?
That one replied Nancy, which furnish
cs spark catcher
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

II turkey is not done, YOU can easily
make it so. We annex the recipe:-Place
it before six apprentice boys.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Il EHty Hitness.--A gentleman by the
name eff Slaughter living at distance from
this place, being subpoened as Il witness
in a case pending in our Circuit Court,
and being about to marry Miss Lamb,
writes the Court that he cannot attend as
a witness this Court, as he expects to
Slaughter a Lamb next Sunday
Montgomery (Ala.) JomnaI
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Greet Rush to Ne5roskn-The St.
Louis lntelIigencer of the l9th says:
A gentleman just down from the coun-
try up the Missouri river, reports that since
the passage Of the Nebraska bill, the rush
of settlers in u on the Nebraska soil has
been most wonderful Trades and occu-
pations Of all kinds have been abandoned,
both of employers and employees, and
the most PERCEPTIONS descent made upon
the unappropriated lands Of the territory.
There is a great demand at this time for
mechanics and laborers in the Missouri
border counties, owing to the great aflux
of the population.
Panama RailroAd-Accordine to the
Panama Star, the Isthmus Railroad will
be co.1pleted to that place by the close of
the present year We trust that the slug
gish Panamenos will speedily be aroused
from their Rip Van Winkle slumbers, by
the shrill scream of the steam whistle
The California emigration up to this time
has scarcely succeeded in bringing them to
consciousness.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Men make their chief sacrafce to love
before thay marry; women, (poor crea-
tures) after.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Father, said an ambitious little shaver
about the size of a pepper bor, Il can do
without pair of shoes, but am suffering
for bosom pin"
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

The obstinate jorynan who persisted in
standing out all night was badly frost bit,
ten.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Sare the "FIps. The Sixpenny Saw
in9's, Bank, Albany, was opened for the
first tine on Saturday last, under bright
prospects. About 2C00 deposits were
made.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

The lady who made dash, hcs since
brought her husband TO fall stop!
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Punch says-'Litle children are the
lilies Of the valleys Of life
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

The larger the school fund, the less the
prison allowance
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

O5eaience to Order-A jailor had re-
ceived strict orders not to keep any priso-
ners in solitary confinement. Once when
lie had but two in charge, one escaped, and
be was Obliged. in consequence, to kick the
ether out of doors, 10 comply with rhe
Regulations.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

THERE is steam grist mill in operatioa
in Mariposa.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11


Wool Gr0'olag.-We have repeatedly
asserted that California will become one of
the woolgrowing States. EVERYTHING f..
vorS it-climate, pasturage, season. rand
increase, and little care or cost, all Give
the assurance of good success. Already
the efforts have been particularly success
ful. The San Joaquin Valley has already
100000 sheep, and the number will soon
be doubled by those on the way. Heavy
lots Of wool have been received in this ci,y
for shipment TO the States; more than
100000 lbs. have gone, and more will soon
follow. There IS no doubt bet that in
little time California will take prom.
nent part in wool-growing, adding largely
to the wealth Of the state.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11
HAIR DRESSING AND

B AT HIN G. RO o NJ S.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED mayalways be found at
u heir Saloon connected with Phelps Hotel, on
Main street, where they will
Attend to Shaving and Hair Dressing
In best manner.
They have fitted mp in connection with their Saloon,
some Elegant Bathing Rooms, where they are
prepared to furnish al -. lours
WARM AND COLD BATHS.
Their Terms are Moderate AM they trust by careful at
seuton to business TO merit patronage.
Nevada. Dec g, is53-34 Il fIsBER ( RUGG
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

4 7oag3, Of Fools There is said TO be
town IN Worcester county, Mass, in which
every legal voter has signed petition for
= dissolutioll of The Union-so the New
Bedford Mercury reports.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Z. L. Bingham. the actor, having suffi-
GENTLY recovered, has left Aspinwan for
New York, in company with Miss Denim.