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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25
EAItTliENWAKE, CHINA, az
FAIL INPOH IA TON, 1854.
WIN. I. BUTLEK.

EARFIsENwAKE, CHINA,&c.
FAIL IUPOn IA TON 1854.
WIN. +. BUTLER,
No. 10, Main Street, South Eide.
AZ received ships senator" and I'll. Clay"
HI YORK. and by the Athen direct TO this
stock OF FARTNESWARE and CHINA, Eastern
his uslsliage supply
Casters and Fancy Goods all purchased
eba nable, md which he or dealing
In this market upon the most favorable terms.
Special rains taken To pack securely. au3o
P1or AND PEARL AsIi.-One casf each Pearl Ash
p JOHNSTON A RRo D,uo1,,.
VIRGINIA CON: EDIASs.-GEORGE 81 " E5r Nos.
and Exchange Place, Offers for sale:
The Virginia Comedians the Old Days the
Edited from the MSS OF O. Eugham Esq., vos paper 81
cloth 20.
Party Leaders Sketches OF Thomas Jefferson Alex Hamilton
Andrew Jackson Henry Clay John Randolph OF Roanoke pclud
ni notices OF many other distinguished American
by Jas O. Badxn author Of Plush Times VOL l2mo tioo.
Preservation Of Health and Prevention
men Of the Sick. Ac, by D. ~ comingS, n. d. 7oc.
Chemistry Of Common Life vol ith 70 cts.
Alice Seymour; Home Tale; by Mrs Grey. IS
Lamp Lighter. (Sew Supply lf5.
Fashion and Famine a book OF great merit. 90.
Alone; New Edition. 4l,2J.
Eoct-s Ambrosiane; 3 vols l2mo, cllth. $500.
Ned MG.grovt y Theodore Hook. % cents.
wooderaft; by Sims. 81, %. GEO. 81. WEST,
SEQ Exchange Bookstore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

TUINsION x FOWERs, 0rocevs ssd Commisssss
Msrsh.n corner q o,ry, md Pearl or Sss street give
CO. .nd oil other Country Produce entrusted 70 their care
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25
&6R iEa ~ ~ RkSa

9R a M ~ kKSa
~hi-Aa xv.. IAN hUuLB-Ns- and tomiort.
YORK. Passengers and Baggage, Through te
tiss OF Ed4ifn0pn Baltimore and Padddphid ecrd
cAr1e-On 18th OF the following
will be the inland between
NJ IN O'clock NJ in New York daily At
OF.
40 ...'................'.. = w
.PhiAdephIa lst ....................... S o.
Between Phadephia New York. (nve times dayJ ~
Is each nrs clAs and ~ and ~ for I'd
class do
other information apply at the ticket office.
through named above with
Northern through tickets direct be obtained
Depot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in wash
night will not to take put down
following staons-Hung Cottage TAy
iorsve Junction. Chesterfield Pole Cat, Milford Gunsy
Fredericksburg and Brookes.
pSsseuge daily lines In operation between wash
Inxon Baltimore, by Of which the traveller Who
through Washington
always In his to proceed at hour, directly
his journey 70 point north OF that place
aulb g. RUTH Agent Of transportation.
CADDLERf, 6c-The subscriber respectfully informs
- the public generally that he has taken the
Me, WEBB Bacon Co., where be found
varied selection OF article Saddlery Establish
lie faers himself that
his business
relied In addition business have added
kinds Horse and Mule Collars, which
\ be purchased at u No tn.
Country Merchants viii hnd ally their interest call and
themselves all Of which Will sell low for cash.
credit to punctuAi customers. -
mh.9-du JOSEPH Ii. CoLoUlTT, Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25
Ir.,:s .y:A,....u o..r.xy-,. ->u.....

" pAta VIA Nossolk. A
The ssed~e. YiR0lyXA; Captain David Teal, stsd R3H
fs<r PAN NS " rANIi Captain James BaynoIe stsa
"ssr CITY or RfCHx0HD. Captain Z Mitchell.
One OF these splendid will leave kichmond for Rhia
aspsa sSsry Meds.sd.y Al hsh water. tosh,ps q. cay rou,
Philadelphia every Wednesday, Al 10 O'clock NJ. arriving Al
charge their
These plendd built expressly for this
and caeron has combine
They are provided .ih "rran Patent Metallic Lille hoA.si
tables and attention paid BY Acommol
koods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York, and found ......ts 90
Passage TO Philadelphia, and feuns 90, cabin 90
Do do rot found (2nd cAbipy. ........... Z %
Passenger York would By taxing
this route, for independent being the cheapest and safest 10
BY far the most pleasant route.
roeacconists shipping Be Accommodated
this ine have to forward .oods
through with Dispatch
70, freight or PassaEs, Apply to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

UIITLUKEN , SIIUES.
COMMITTING NEW AND HtSD-GME.-Ju.t received At
- the LADIES' SALOON, lot Of beautiful Tan Cored Gal
fers Tor Children. They l article
have had for q lons tiss. " "
Also Ms.e. Tan Coiored Gasr, Black CATERS Jenny Lind
body. '' - 1890 - " N'N''
shoes for little Boys, '
Some Of them made Of Calf Skin others Of Patent
Into different shapes, with stump toes and heels.
The assortment OF Misses Children. Fancy Shoes y.rv
good the Ladies' Saloon, and Parents invited TO and
LOOK At them W. II. ADDNGTOS co ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

Il MoRE-0N KOSbA i or kACW WEsHGA,AeSSs.r
-rAkk - okLr.-rhe public are hereby tn
formed that The comfortable MARYLAND Capt
l. MITCHELL having been entirely rent;ed Improved
In every respect the betse.n Richmond Ba
more, once weekly.
Passengers By this agreeable and economical line
Richmond by the morning MONDAY OF each
O'clock NJ and baltimore night thus
securing With lines
following morning, In direction.
Returning will Baltimore
wednesday Of each week. At eoeiock F. NJ
Greek Away In time
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail a Company
Fare In either direction - the same
price, but with me ais board Of the
Fare for mt cAa passengers between Bait
phia by the Newcastle Frenehtoun second
class, do -matinr the whole fare Rch-nd Pha.
depha by this agreeable
and tseo for seeon, eass ditto including
l,oArd OF the Maryland"
For further particulars through tickets ppiy
the Richmond FrederieksburE and Potomac Company
j. b. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
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That have thr bIood
enng the bones rroiiing muscles for ten ,venv ~
sulSc.t. .'S'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

THE SUBSCRIBER in leaving Richmond
his friends who have conhdei their business
hope. they will continue their fsSors Mesns HILL
LlNGs D. w. TALLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

NEW SeHr.Ol a.k..
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~ TOR NEW YORK VI. NoNtoLK-
stS EVERY TUESDAY AND sAIURDAY-G. 4. I'm
86ESMAtL STEAMSHIP n0ANOAE- Captain XkfS
Thomas ekinnee-wf leave "Sichn'cn.i" for -Aasa16
ec York" In fatnre Saturday morning At O'Clock. Re-
turning she vi. leave Sss York Richmond Wednesday
afternoon at ocioek
The JAMEsTowS, Captain cArEDr. viieave "Riaamond"
for Nttc lork" heretofore Tuesday afternoon
Returning shs Mi, leave New YORK for
saturday afternoon At& o'clock.
returning.
fassage to New York including meals and
modations,
Seerage passage only.
Passengers taking these ship for Norfolk charged the
By the river boats.
nhQ III 4 z
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-25

sPSlL ConPiSrs, Stin Joints Cuts Bruises, wound. Fro,
Bites cholera Murlu' Dyscntay Tie and ali otb
Complaints where there pains R,
will instantly step the pain ard quickly the disease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
on ART

HAND BOOKS on ART
The Art Of Portrait Painting In Of coors''Io ems
The Art Of Lsn5.cspe Painting Ia Oh colors - eSba
The ArtSf Landscape Painting IN Water
The A NJ sketching from e1Ds
Thr Elements Perspective. !: 20
Also large Of the best sEsish ana enh AN
lists MATERIALS of every cescrp,on stuaes y Iuen
Hubert C.sne F.rUgio. &C Caslesi es ana rL.s Lac ~l
der. re.u.cfplly socsc W SCHAUS, inlo9rter of Artists
N,,er.. En..yirs. wholesale AID retail No. SI Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
farm poc0s an0 6tationerp.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY.
I'D SLOTE JAMES,
No 90 Fulton e., rear william,
ST ATrONygs and ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACrU-
hERs would invite the attention Of Buyers 70 their Asort
Blank Books Paper &C. which they oder At Tearn
bic rates
Account. Books Ruled and Bound 70 any Pattern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
PRICE TWO CENTS.
CFCRETs Of the CONFESSIONAL AMER-

CFCRETS of the CONFESSIONAL AMER
- JCANs ATTENTION. 70 buy copy OF rdE
WIZ aWAKE-No AUST out. IL Is ful OF eKplss OF
posr Catholic eruees End vilsnes; sni the way zoe.
rto Tire subject of Ansresn suseis caution 70 n. Paps
Chueh Be and buy copy Only four eeuo FOR sale
ever where.
STRANGERS GUIDE 10 NEW-iORK.-
- s,,p,.s vi,irrr New.York will FAD FRANCiS'S
GTIIDF TO NEW YORK the beet Guide BOOK Published 10
co5rsin. 6ne of he civ With hsnton''qa,e the
CO. Mr. .enar.ev with vi-vs u Trblc hldns 70 eta
Prblshsdby c FRANCIS Go No, y. Broadway.
4 TALE OF MILITARY LIFE AT FORT
~ LFAVENWORTH. The Colon-ps D.nshteri or tue
bite Fsvr OF the Pale Faces pub shed IA rue ArioSAL
MONITOR Of this week. Buy eopy eents f0' sa'e "
all the news deTots
SHELDON. LAMPORT 4 BRAKEMAN, late
seller, and statoue. have removed from No Pakpsce
No lis Nas-su between Beekman and Am The 'rNae
from g.. scfior, the will fnd for sneir interest," %
eel hsfor. MAKING their purchsses elsewhere
INTALIOTYpE PRINTING is an Art by which
elessnt BuSINFS, CARDS. LABELS, AND-bILL,
uch cheaper thsn by Xyosaphy LhographY or any
ofber and Business Who desire edectnt
and eeonomieslly TO ATTRACT PUBLlC AtrENLinoS
stouc BY all means exam ne this usenl art "oea VIII oe
found oine remarkable elegance sth extreme econoy
speeins ns sxhhitse and orders promptly eSoented oy
p s-SteTeoJIint and general job Printing IN sil is
branches, executed with neatnese and Dispatch
< TIE AN BOOK and JOB PRINTING!
- JOHN GRAY Nos s5 and 81 Cla st, ot frankfort
st. NewYot employs 80 hands 10 Presses, Nse fonts OF
plain and ie varieties al Job Type Can print the lars
e.. Book Newspaper the mnutes Gard or Label pain
or eeIored in the cheapest best and spedest
Special stte non svep TO GENERAL JOB WORK and to
PUBLISHERS PRESSwORK JOHN A GRAY,
Nos e5 and 81 Clihst " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

vTO COMPOSITORS.-WaD to 90 short
distance IN the country BOY that has experience
In Typ, Setting 10 LEARN the PRINTING BUSfSE@s In
oufy. WHITE 4 TO No IS hickman y. ia,msdistsly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
wM p EsTERBROoK,
CHARLES IRVING. and others.

American Protestant Asscciaiion.-A pae,iss lecture
viii b. the brooklyn Institute OF sshins-
ion and Corcordsts BROOKLYN on MONDAY, Oct 3, at7i
2. NJ, by the Rev J. lNsklP.
Subject The beet met nod Of resisting the reasonable ard
Anti Republican movements Of Romaaism."
Lodges o. the A L. A In New York aud New
Jsrsey different American organizations public
generally are ootdially invited 10 att nd
Admission tree Ticket. be obtained at the door Doors
open ct O'clock.
By order Of the Committee Of Advancement.
THOMAS NELSON Secretary
Mechanics and Workngmen's stale Central
Committee Sill meet on the THIRD SATURDAY in OC-
TObES at Poashkeerse to make s.rsnsements Tor the rom
ma Election I. c. WITTENBER0 Charm.n
J. WILLIAMSON. Secretary.
All comm Uuestions De addressed 10 T. c. WITrFS
BERG PousbkeeTse. All Clubs haad in their report,
By The 18th Of October
special Attractions at New-Hayen, Coso,Crae
FIRST ANNUAL SHOW Of the cOSStC rIcUr STArE
AGBiCULTURAL SOCIETY will BE he'd 81 New haven on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
October e TO October IS Extensive
pet6 for the exhibition Of ell varieties OF stock agricultural
md mechanical productions &e hre track Of "A aes has
been laid for the exhibition OF Horses
Tie several railroads eenteriDs 10 New Haven Will bring
stceA and sytiees for exkibton free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Gpetinl Notices.

Mr. Georae Haydock, The ex Woodsawyer viii lecture
en- Ibe subject Of Tt MfERANCE a. follows On soNpAl
10 oeIoes M at Peek slip on the Newly ON nde' ana d
and O'Clock L. NJ, On the City Hall steps
The CanaI-st. T. II. Society meet In Convention Hsl
In Woosier,t below Beecber q, on SUNDAY E'ENiNo
=, o,cosl Ibe meeting will he addressed by r. ~ HA-
WINS Mr. HELEhMAN and others Mr.. BROUWER Will
sing The frie nd OF are invited 70 Itond
Primary Election bold Oct. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

Lectures ny Prof. Dnifry of Louisisns, on The Nv
hz,iion Of Greecehpaiion Of Races into Ssutae.a n
stuyv..Dt In.tit1te on TUE sDAY THURSDAY ard SAT
URDAY EVEETNGs. The lo;h 18th and ltth Oc, i1eseH
% cents each To be had the Aas; sores ana me a'o
Doors oTeD y oclOof; lecture 20 commence AZ 8
Open every Dny and Hvenins.-Ths Psychological
Rooms Of Msern FOwLERs and WELLS, No Ns Broad
wsy-betv-en Duane PeAopen free to visitors DAY and
evening" Examinations with Charts and written dsscFp
tons Of character, when DESIRED
New.York City Literary Union.-The hTst q9.rteIiy
session Of this Assocsion OF t.st'' 49, 49,
citation, As.or place commencing on IChsoai
Oct 10 continuing for three Successive eenn. Lns ,1
Tsiop Meropo:so bes.iDs soe colubsa Deba,i2s So
eietv fof jersey City Franklin Literary Society clinton
os. ~ eetste ,sond evening Do the ESsencis' Of
the Times demand the existence and support o. an 'eJ
American Party" TIE Fos'L aFs Eng pSeden
D. CRAWFORD, Sec pro TEN
Kidder,- Gas Reeulator.-A better lisht with one.
q1m sTI GAS REGuLxTos an invention Designed
TO regulate Irese at which Gas shall be burned ~ each
sosmsr Kdders Regulator is simple eehsniea oontriv
e nv each regulate the pressure at
h Re desires burn the Gas 70 give precisely the
Re wishes burn and And when IT IL once
thus adjusted it the same pressure without any i1r
The py'nop seems to u. one Of the creates, utility.
From various trials have made with IT, convinced
that fully twenyby cent OF the GS consumed
and that a better softer and equabe light
Froh TORRYY, GIBBS ELLErf and Others have GER
tiled exceen,e and number OF persons who have used
which the derived from Il We rhoro hy convinced
invention worthy attention. and calculated to
oder. recsiyed at the GAS REGULATOR Co.'S OFFICE,
No 262 Broadway
Brryoori f,osse K.sIanranI, Finh-sv corner Of
isbth.st-Tbis rstab. hment conducted exclusively
he Furops.n plan has Restaurant attached for The
oodsioD Ladies' and Gentlemen not Iesdns in the doteL
~. 49, in f -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Eleventh Ward.-At Primary Election held Oct 6.

the conner and 4ihst b. the Whies ~ this ward
~, FOL ow ing Ticket wss elected: ,,o
,MAYOtALTY. Chas Perry. CHARTER
-, uiscox ID ID WuRLt. Fben s. Acker,
n s,,l.. Joseph Strattnn Nathaniel Fellows
N A s0uihworth. Hsmilton Wade. Enoch stevens,
JuDICIARY ASSEMBLY. Gsbnl Van Colt,
~, -. "a y,n Colt ] = ConLn. VIM. ID. Atkins,
Peter Len mon, b. khod's, W IN; Do1u,
nj Jimmerson w. Seely J. w Seaman,
SSiTy & I0IiNTY VIM Remer ID. l.. YOungs,
James Luoes, smt on Johnson, nos s,.
Fn.,b st.y,us WIN Green. Joseph Ihorn
49, tIss'l1,r Allen Csmelon. Jonathan Lyons
s snsn IS,son Rshert Bpckna James T. Hustled,
i q Ilnlfson GeIed Seelc, Daniel Wilhsi
CONGRESsIONALGeo Barrett y UndetniI;
Joseph Abbott, Horace snih On IA SShes 'i'No'u'
JAMES LUCAS. ! OF Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

WI BE- InEl.hcd Wednesday, Wv. u
vJNHE KAN Il As X l. q o y
i WOODLAND PRAIRIE, DESERT, MOUNTAIN,
VALE AND RIVER.
w MAY. GREENE.
This volume will embrace get ample descriptions OF
Scenery CHrl.te Wild Productions Capabilities q SOIL Com
ec. other Resources Of the rsrry nieTer'ed with
IsCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
and Anecdotes ags 81 the Character Of the Traders Al
Ind.ps which will BE- adod directors - % routes oatnt
r The rionesr k.ches Of Jci- ,caies for Present set
teus mi such other Information ~ -ba make Il
COMPLETE MANUAL FOR'ThE EMiGRASr
ana orb OF ft.oee for student vel instructive
riper evening Book Of Western Life. limo. "a pases
Price IS cents
Otders are respectfully so.ici,.d Address
FOW RS a WELLS. Publishers.
NJ QOo
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
E0MStahlA's Sale.

NIAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada.
~ SIS. BY virtue Of an Execution to- nc delivered
issued rom the court Of T. w. Colburn Esq an
actlng Jastice of the peace, in and for the nty
Aforesaid bearing date January 25th 1854 TO satisfy
Judgment rendered by said court same day. in fa-
yor OF Winnie, Lansing & Co. and against Daniel
r. McNlei, for the Of Sl92 $500 debt ami
damages and S42 40 100 costs OF suit
have taken in execution nd will So Il to the high
est bidder for cash. ON the pieInises in the town ef
Alpha, Washington township, on Saturday the lth
dhy of February, A D. 1854. between the hours of
IL and o'clock, p VI. all the right title and inter
est of d. F. McNiel II, and to the Ditch leading
from Scotchmans Creek to Alpha and known as
d. f. McNiel g. Cos Ditch. Also the interest of
defendent in certain mining claims, above and ad-
joining The claims known as the dream claims near
the town Of 4 pha, to satisfy the above demands
and accruing e6s.s. +. ESTEYS HILL, Const.
Nevada city, Jan 26th 1854. 4a-2t
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
Constabie's Sale

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada.
~ IS. By virtue of execution TO me delivered.
issued from The court of T. w. Colburn Esq,
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, bearig date jan e5 1854 to satisfy udg
ment rendered by said court same day. in favor OF
Collins & Co.. and ghinst d. F. McNiel for the sum
Of ss2 90 100 debt and damages and s4 40lOO costs
of suit.
have taken in execution and viii sell TO the high
est bidder for casn, the premises ot Alpha Wash
ington township, Saturday the 4th d,y of Feb
ruary 1854 between the hours of l2 O'Clock NJ, and
o'clock NJ. all the right title and interest of D.
F. McNie in and to the Ditch leading from Scot ch
mans creek to Alpha, tosstisfy the above demand q
and accruing costs. E. ESTEYS HILL, Const,
Nevada, Jan. 77-41:w
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
LORD 4 WERR.

W
IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
IL STATIONERY Nc. 132 Sansome street, between Mer
chant and Washngtok Sar Francisco have in store
large and varied sock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper Of eyery descrpen received by arrivals from
New York which they offer for sIe the lowest prices
consisting in part of 4.
BLANK BOOKS-Full and Half Bound
PAPERs-Leer, cap, BRIEF bill, bath, common and pock-
ct post
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERs--assorted sizes
and o5lalities;
FINKs-Masnard Noyes, David Blacks, and Arnold's
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's Hart's, Felt's and Fisk's:
Fays, Haskin's and MoYdan,s wri-
ting and drawing: t3Sot5t ~
ENVELOPES-Buf, white. enan1eed and fancy letter
note and official asa - !,
-ALSO---
Copying and Seal Presses; Combs:
Letter BOOKS; Brushes,
letter Chpsi lndeble Ink
Chess Wen. . = Carnine Ink;
Backgammon boards; NotdrFaf seals and waters;
Dice; Gym Labels; tf
Dominoes; s.-. Cotton and linen twine:
Steel Pens of al kinds; Whney's Drapers and Gil
Gold Pens limar's inkstands
Patent Rubber; Pocket Inkstands;
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes:
BlOtting Paper and Boards; Wafer CrSs;
Card Board; Letter Starnp5
Printers Cards; Paper Folders;
Waters and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights;
Port monnaes; Black Sand;
Pocket Books; Plain and Fancy Note Paper;
Bankers cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery, &C.
We constantly receiving additions tho above stock
to which we Invite the attention OF the trade.
LORD-& WEBB.
13a sansome st., bet. Washington and Merchant,
Dec l6-3m is ..--..- San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
"The Pioneer"
SIk MONTHLY MAGAZINE

CALIF0RstIk MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE,
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
"1LL be issued monthly, and as near possible on
will appear the 23d inst Its hoped by the projectors
II will contain about sixty pages and will be published
conducted as nearly as possible after the stye of the
Knckerbocker Its plan ID sufficiently comprehensive
and its contemplated size sufficiently large to allow free
scope for any department of literature and it will afford
ample space for the free discussion the most important
political and scientific subjects of the day. 1t will
y papers, whose columns cannot OFTEN afford for
which almost daily before the public. will also
open fine field for these whoare desirous of distinguish
ing themselves in Poetry, Bellies Letters. and the more
owery uaths of literature whose contributions will al
waes be welcome Each number will contain hrief alb
Of the most important decisions Of the Courts
carefully compiled table of tho various meteorological
changes which may have been observed during the month
in the climate tides and atmosphere of San Francisco and
a summary OF the most important events that have taken
place during the month that while it may be desired
source of amusement, it is hoped it will also
some value book Of reference and be worthy of
preservation
Its editorial management will be in the hands OF per-
of acknowledged ability and tried experience in the
conduct of periodical publications, and effort will be
spared the part Of the publishers make worthy
the noble state in which has its origin and whose era
ture it is expected in TO embody, and of the
patronage of its subscribers.
All communications, contributions, &C., must be ad-
dressed 10 w. ii. j. BROOKS & CO..
Jan 6 feb3- I'm 157 Montgomery street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
San Francisco Advertisements

PCRK-..iO bbs clear Pork; 500 boxes Adamantine
Candies; Ito erces cured Hams 100 bxs French
lbs extra Clear Bacon so bxs Sperm Candles
250 grkns new June Butter; 200 cases Olive oil:
100 cases Lard, small tins doz Tenent's Ale Porter:
100 kegs Leaf Lard; TOO baskets Champagne;
$40 bbls crd Sugar 800 doz Kensetts and Ra Oyeters.
$4,000 lbs No China Sugar $50 doz Fresh Peaches:
200 and bbs Dried Apples; 300 cases ass ID Spices:
QUO halt hhds Meal; 500 realms Wrapping Paper
For sale by GOODMAN & CO.
Dec S-3t Is 50 California al
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03

EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING HOUSE, NEVADA
Fire Proof Building, Main Street.
| WELLS, FARGO & co.
3sn C.. W. MULFORD. Ag't
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-03
San Francisco Advertisements.
REMOVAL.

nR. ]. c. YOUNG has removed his Office from No. 226l
- Dupont street. to the corner of Montgomery and Cal
forna streets opposite the banking house Page Bacon
Co., where he will be happy consult with his former
patrons and treat scientifically and discretion all those
Of Dr. Young since his advent in this sate has been with
out parallel and he hopes by continued and untirinp
application to his profession, 10 from the public
mind that lack of confidence witch has SO unhappiy ex
sted in regard to the Medical Profession in the state
California.
oFTicE-Corner OF Montgomery and California streets
up stairs opposite the Banking House of Paee Bacon
Co, San Francisco p S.-An letters enclosing SIG
VIII receive Immediate attention Direct Box 49, Post
Office. Peh 3lm
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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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Dissolution N0ticp.

DACCVHUVHVN
FG7HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing hetwoan
's JAMES FUNSTON and MATTHEW Fl FITNST0V
under lhe firm OF j. FUNSTON l. son, is thi. day dis
solved by mutual consent All demands against the firm
Will be settled by NJ H. Funon who is autho rzed 10 col
lect all debts due the firm JAMES FGNST0S 'i-
Nevada Dec. 3lst, 1858. 37-1m NJ. H. FUNSTON
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State of California, Nevada County IS.

Before me Justice of the Peace in and for the sad
appeared rs Isabella Conner and on being duly ror
did depose and say that tho foregoing declaration and
1a,eehl Is true OF her own knowledge ia ell respoct.
10 e Sc pe for The uses and purposes therein M
GIVEN under my official hand the day and wear aoye
named. 7 w COLBrRN Jus;i.,. - ,i - 80. =,
Filed January Jl, 1854 minutes natt o,clnck y
u shp "ei - corded in Book A of Mscelaneous Ras
drds, ra2t Az, u, cords of Nevada ccunfy ~
o. WM 5. PATTERSON, Rec
oo By SIDNEY G. HERBERT. Der