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az FOURTH WARD.-Messrs Editorsr
Z ease announce the name of JOHN p PEPPER a.
: suitable candidate tor the Board Of Aldermen 70,
the Fourth Ward. MANY VOTERS.
ep 29-dlms
g. FIFTH WARD.-Ikessrs. Editors: Please an
nouoce the name of JOHN w MEAD as a caudi
date for re election to the Board of Common Council;
ioT The Filth Ward, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
may 16-xt$
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SLADE's TRAVELS In Turkey
Black ssa, by Admiral slsde, for = \, AZ 's !" inc
SHILLlNGT0N's Bookstore
Cor. Pa ~. AMI ~ ST., Cdeon Buiid,ns
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TIE CONTEMPLATED CHESAPEAKE AND
PoToMAC CANAL Legislature of
Maryland, at its last session, passed an
act granting the right of way for a canal
from the Chesapeake Bay to the Potomac
River, in the vicinity of the District of
Columbia. The distance from point to
POINT is only about twenty-four or twenty
i've miles. This canal, when completed,
will open short water communication
between Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, and New York. 1t will open a
continuous line of canal communication
from the coal mines at Cumberland, Nd,
to the above named cities. 1t will great.
ly increase the trade and commerce Of
Washington city, thereby enhancing the
value of the property, both private and
public, to q vast extent. This work is
worthy of the attention of the public.
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LfOR HIRE.-Ths subscriber b.. . e-.,-
doRSE and BUGGY, which be win hjre 70
nreiu, perscn s, or would hire the horse with mad
a'e; ps at the Carpenter Shop at The corner OF "a
penters' work ia done II TaEsn. u
may l6-lws 'oDAA1-
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AMUSE MENTS.

nISLEY,S VARIETE,
n, Reengsepment Of MISS KINRTsJr
THIS EVENING will Be performed
u HANLIT.
To conclude with the farce Of
BOX AND Cox
Prices of admission: 0rchesirs chairs IS o.. -
gu .'te so cents; r.tunda ats, rs cts No chsry.
fer reserved seats.
Seats can he scared any day frcm 10 U'si'k a M
to p. n.
Doors open at Z, performance comneroe AZ oclk
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JOB PRINTING.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The iHfeHigencer, on the ground that
cur esteemed friend e Ion," of the Balti.
more Sun, says that the Senate Commit.
tee on Foreign Relations will not report
the Slidell resolutions, conceives that We
are wrong in saying that three-fourths Of
the members of both Houses are in favor
OF the acquisition of Cuba. We have to
remind the Intelligencer that favorine
The idea of taking Cuba through war
made by private individuals, and being
n favor of its acquisition by this Gov
ment are different things. While we
AVE been as firmly against the former
IS the Intslligeneer is, we are for the lat
ter, and we know that most of the mem.
teIs Of Congress draw similar distinc-
ton in this connection.
The Union replies to the Intelligencer'.
defence of the course of the minority Oh
the Nebraska question in their late efforts
to prevent the passage of the debate
closing resolution of Mr.. Richardson
quoting on the latter its stirring appeals
sgainst the alleged factious course of the
minority on the bank question years ago.
The Sentinel also replies to the same
article of the Inteliigenesr, and utters
"words of warning" to the friends of the
Nebraska bill.
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AoiEs AND GsNls GUUVEs as every vsr.,
A iI-Y F tH RIRGE's.
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WASHINGTON d c., May 10th, 1854
may 16-1ws
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run combs, Ok Marrow Pomsde, q yery suI+-
ioe article; On.ersleeve Elastic, Leather Reticules
,raseung Baskets, superior Lily White. Tooth Pow.
ders, &c For sale at extremely low uricas A.
may list IiNWoNn,S -.
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notbingin the laws or Post Office regulations
forbidding Justices of the Peace from being
Postmasters.
A Fine Debut Mr. Banks, of Massachu-
sstts, made his maiden set speech yesterday,
which having placed him instantly, as it were,
in the front rank Of congressional orators, was
such as to attract universal attention here
Mr.. B. is small and light-made man, of
perhaps thirty-four or FIVE years of age, with
iron-gray hair, an expansive forehead, and
one of the most intelligent and agreeable
countenances worn by member of the present
Congress. His complexion is sallow, and his
address in conversation or ION the foor," is
at all times exceedingly courteous and digni-
fed, yet frank and agreeable. Such is the
the man, as he appears to the casual observer
Though very young for Massachusetts, public
man, for the last eight or ten years he has
been one Of the most active and influential
members of the Democratic party of his State,
of late inclining to Free-Soilism. having been
badly bitten, we fear, with the anti slavery
mania. However, We have at present to deal
more with his speech, than with the man. 1t
was replete with statesmanlike information.
Though differing wholly from his conclusions,
we can appreciate the laborious care and cru.
dition manifested in his able effort On the
whole, no ADLER speech against the bill has 30
far been delivered in either legislative cham
Der. In comparison with that of his senate
rial colleague, it was far the ablest of the two;
Mr. Summers was mere literary effort, graced
Win the Hash figures of the day, classic, of
course. The speech of Mr. Banks was an ar
gument carefully fortified at all points, eyinc.
ing not only literary attachments, but lesisla.
tive and statesmanlike scholarship, which
mark its author for very superior man, intel.
lectually, however he may have gone astray
upon the question he was treating.
Who Cancels Post ONCE Stamps OF Prepay.
ment According to the Post Office reyula-
tons, the mailing postmastefs mus; in all cases
cancel The stamps Of prepayment on letters
The Steiner Case.-It seems from adyiees
received in Washington that there il little
likelihood that Assistant Surgeon Steiner can
possibly he made % answer 10 the military
authorities Vi biz country fQE the murder Of
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
ORDINANCE Mo <

In reIatl0n 10 the DIsturbance of The Peece
The Trustees of the Town Nevada do ortan as follows
SECTION Any person persons. who shall have com
United any breach OF the peace any other act mention
ed in section lst and I'd of Ordinance No Shall upon
complaint being made before any Justice of the Peace by
any person citizen. be proceeded against in the same
manner as if arrested bp the Marshall Watchman white
committing the same That any Justice of the Peace be
fore whom any sompant shall be made shall have power
to issue Warrant In all where the Marshall shall
have power to execute arrest prescribed in section
1st of Ordinance No. 1.
SECTION 2 ANY person, other than the Marshall or
Watchman who shall make complaint as prescribed in
section 1st of this Ordinance without the consent of the
Cooperation Attorney shall, if upon examination such
Justice ind the charges preferred frivolous fined in the
sum of the costs in the proceedings Adopted February
l6, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX Pros
SIDNEY C. HERBERT Clerk 44-Im
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

LEONARD, SCOTT & Co, New York continue 10 re-
publish the following British Periodicals. viz:
] THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
tConserv alive
?. The EDINBURGH REVIEW. (WhigA
3. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free
Church)
4 The WESTMINSTER REVIEW. liberal
5. BLACK WOODS EDINBURGH MAGAzTxE
[Tory
The present critical state of European affairs will rom
der these publications unusually interesting during the
year lH54. They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written news items crude specuations and
flying runors of the daily Journal and the ponderous
Tome OF the future historian written after the living in
erest ana excitement OF the great political the
ne shaii nave passed away 1t is to these periodicals
that des must look for the only really nelligble and
reliable history Of events, and SUCH in add
ton to their well established literary, scientific and theo4
logical character, urge them upon the consideration
Of tho reading public.
ATaDgeme hts in progress for the recent Of early
heets from the British Publishers by which We shall he
able to place a our reprints in he hands of suhscrer
about as they be furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve very large outlay on
our part we shall continue 10 furnish the Periodicals M
at the same low rates IS heretofore, viz:
For auy one OF the four Reviews, per annurn a. m
For ahy two of the four Reviews 00
For any three of the four Reviews no
For all four OF the Reviews a1
For Blackwoods Magazines 00
For Blackwood and three Reviews 90
I OF biackWoOd and four Reviews 10 90
FAY MbS1S 10 be made in all cases IN ADVANCE
Current III the state where issued will be reccvad
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
ORDINANCE no. 2.

Prescribing the Fees and Salaries Of Town Officers
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordan follows
The marshal shall receive for his services
OF twelve hundred dollars per ;aso five per
upon all monies collected by bm and also for his services
in Justices courts such fees allowed by law sher-
ifs for the like servces.
The town treasurer shall receive for his services
and one half per cent upon AL monies received and dis
bursed by him.
The town shall receive his services two and
half per cent upon the of Taxes levied by s
board.
The attorney shall receive full compensation for all
duties performed by him attorney the sum of fifteen dol
lars for each conviction had for msdemeanor before JUS
lce, and he shall in other receive compensation
for any services rendered.
The town surveyor shall receive for his services such
fees as are allowed by law to county surveyor.
. Adopted Feb. 10 1854. VIM. j. KNOX, Pres
:. G. HERBERT. Clerk. 44.dt
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
San Francisco Advertisements.
0The Pioneer
,ropy1A monthly MAGAZINE OF sCIENt

A CALIFORNIA NDNlhLi hA"@N~A-'H "a A--'~N;
OF LITERATURE AND Art.
.,rII be issued monthly, and as near as possible on
NM "a same dav of each month. The first number
u on the 23d inst is hoped by the projectors
hat # will be supported entirely by California talent
7, ,yu contain about sixty pages and VIII De puoIsned
nd condrcfed as nearly possible aer Inc style OF me
pSi.karhocker lis plan is sufficiently comprehensfe
~ ;s contemplated size sufficiently large, 10 allow Iree
,o Far onv department of literature, ana II VIII a1ofd
snace for the free discussion OF the most important
,;roi and scientific subjects OF the day. 1t will conse-
v in that respect possess advantage over the dai-
y, naers whose columns cannot often afford room Tor
q nroncr consideration of many important questions
ih nI,aos daily come before the public. IL viii also
- ;re G4ld for those who de.irous of distinguish
~ .han,seIves in Poetry, Bellies Letters. and the more
r,' 3 ,,tbs oc Ieratnre. whose contributions viii al
.a - ueIcotne Each number will contain brief ah
-, of rho most important decisions of the Courts a
-o,Ilv conDiied table Of the v4r lus meteorological
which NAV have observed during the month
- no clj1,e tides and phere OF san Francisco and
OF the most important events that have taken
,oco RIM the month that while il may be desired
H sonrce of amusement. it is hoped it will also possess
some value as AS book Of references and be worthy Of
preservation -, :, =; a., ,, :. -
s of knowledced ability and tried experience in the
ondur of perioIcal publications., and effort will be
nared on the part of the publishers TO make it worthy OF
HE noble state which has its origin and whose tera
,tur il is expected in to embody and Of the
patronage Of its subscribers.
An communications, contributions, &C.. must he ad.
dressed TO W. H. .. BhDohS Co,
Ian feb3-lm l57 Montgomery street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
Notice to the Public.

NecddG l1edGcdt and StTglcGt DiSpe1SdT5
In Mr. Davis Brick Building. Bgoad street. Nevada.
Drs. Den & Carman, Medical Attendants
TN order to meet the wishes of the mining population IL
A this neighborhood expressed by some OF them III
memorial forwarded months ago TO Dir Den. the
subscribers take leave TO inform the inhabitants Neva
da Grass Valley, Downievle, Auburn sc &c. that they
have opened Dspensary in Nevada city for the purpose
Of afOrdng proper Medical and Surgical aid TO the infrm
and i'll order to make the Institution thoroughly useful to
the public at large they contemplate annexing General
Hospital and Infrmary it, early proper site can
be obtained TO erect n building upon
Believing that cstabllehnen afording the poor
miner well to the wealthy merchant, competent med
icl treatment at nominal monthly cost much need
ed in this locality the subscribers hope receive the
unanimous support tue inhabitants o the districts
meraed above.
Rules and Regulations OF the Nevada General
Dspensary.
st All bona de subscribers are entitled to be visited
their own homes or prescribed for at the Dispensary at
the option of the patients,
End Medicines to be supplied at all times tosubscri-
S6bers, FREE OF CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription will be compounded at the Dispensary
unless those of the attendant or attendants.
4th No person will be considered subscriber till having
paid the amount of his subscription in advance.
5th Subscriptions of single individuals fixed dol
lars per month, and of those who have families al three
9th Tickets to be given subscribers on payment of sub
scriptiOn.
9th Subscribers loaning their tickets TO non-subscrber@
for the purpose of obtaining either attendance nedi
cine. forfeit the amount Of their subscription.
9Th All visits made according 10 priority OF calls, unless
accidents, which take precedence
9th Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged for
extra BUT NONE OTHER.
10th One of the attendants 70 be always in attendance
the Dspensary
1t must be obvious to a-the beneficial results which
must be derived from this system OF medical practice
particularly by the poor who cannot afford
meet large demands, when prosraed bed of sickness
an as the amount of subscription is fixed to
date the poorest OF The poor the subscribers atter them
selves that the institution will be found the Friend of h
People Subscriptions may be forwarded by express ad
dressed to Drs. Den S, Carmg!. Nevada city.
EMAN UEL II. DEN. l. r c S l,
BENIN II. CARMAN, n ID.
Late Surgeon M S Ship California
PS. Dr. Den requests his friends in the TO make
collections IN their different localities. and forward h
amount. with correct Isl of the SIhscrihers I-.}m
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

M EDICAL ADVICE-DR YOUNG, who
lVl has become so celebrated for thousands of
cures which he has performed on old, chronic
me,curial, syphilitic, and all private diseases
without mercury, is consulted daily at his office
Office up-stairs corner of Montgomery and Cali
foynia streets
Il cure guaranteed or no pay.
Dr. Young has probably had more practice in
venerea diseases than any other physician in Cal
ifornia He cures all the most aggravated cases
of this disease, and mild ones in from two to five
davs.
The Doctor has, for many years been known as
the most emineRt and successful physician practis-
ing in the United States, and what is more i'm
portant to the patient, he always effects speedy
and permanent cure.
Travellers, Seamen, Miners and others who wish
to be cured without mercury, hindrance from bus
mess, or exposure to friends, should apply TO him
as soon as possible and perfect cure will be
guaranteed in all cureable cases. Recollect the
name and number
DR. YOUNG Corner of California and Mont
gomery Streets upstairs Office open from a.
to : p.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
OEnyNGNrr rSn p

IN RELATION TO STOVES STOVE PIPFs,
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordan as follows
All owners, occupants and lessees of any Store Ware,
House, Dwlling or other building in which stoves or
Crates are kept shall extend the pipe or cause the same
TO be done, at least twenty four inches the outward
side of the building roof, and the same distance above
the caves and where said pipe passes through any board
or canvass partition, siding roof it shall be through
some metal or fire proof plate leaving space OF four in
ches between the nine and the nartition sdin m roof
;;G:sss which it passes and all persons who shall be-
found guilty of violation of this Ordinance on ON ey
animation before Justice of the Peace shall be fined in
the sum of Twenty Five Dollars and COSTS and in default
ofpaymen execution shall issue for The same Adopted
February Is. l754 WILLIAM j. KNOX pcs
SIDNEY c. HERBERT, Clerk 414w
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IL DIR. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes, has discov-
cred remedy for the cure of old long standing
eases of Gonorrhna and elects, which he has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully, many
of which had bafflcd the skill of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed, nor can it ever fall as the nature of the
remsd DIV is such that it strikes at the ROOT of the
complaint. and eiadicates /! completely in very
few DAYS. New cases cured in an incredibly short
space of time, without change of diet hindrance
Fl ON business.
N. B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all in
the shortest possible time or no pay will be taken.
DR. YOUNG. Upstairs, Corner Of Montgom-
cry and California streets.
Office hours from A. NJ. to p. n. 6m-24oct7
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
Ordinance No, s.
In relation to Cannes

In RELATION 10 flames.
Ihe Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordap a follows
any person or persons who the owners or keeners f
any mousse wherein are kept Billiard Lansouepet or
tables or The purpose of gaming shall Obtain Con
lne trustees OF The Town of Nevada license 10 keen tba
1e also any Keeper Of Bowling Saloon shall obtain
or license TO keep Billiard Tables three month"; each
laole shall pay Ten Dollars For license TO keep Ian
taDes three months each table shall pay Fifteen
Doiars :. For license to keep Keno liable three
@ nonans, each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. Far IL
months, each table shall pay Ten Dollars For a Ii
cense to keep Bowling Saloon three months, the
or Keeper shall pay Ten Dollars. Adopted Feb. l6 1854.
SIDNEY G. HERBERT Clerk WI. J KNOX, Tree
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
UPWARD AND ONWARD!

IA W2ASOlH kdAGk3kA1S xF6-Opposite LIE
,.;I American Theatre and Custom House, SanSOme st.
s-Ass. The above Excelsior establishment which is Fire
proof and five stories high, tbeing the only five story build
ing the Pacic) is finished and spenddly furnish
ed throughout Although it contains hundred and
seventeen large rooms with facilities 10 accommodate two
hundred odger such has been the rush of customers 10
the Exchange since its completion that the propretors
have been induced TO lease half of the fire proof block
erected by Lieut. Maynard and adjoining The exchange.
This will add seventeen large apartments and afford those
facilities which the increase OF trade requires Our pres
Bar WILL in few days be removed the first floor in
the Maynard Block door north of where the Bar
present.
No pains money will be spared TO render the Ex-
change the Excelsior Hotel of the public and keep
with the rapid growth and improvement of our wonderful
city and State
With the above Inducements, the Exchange is confident
ly offered to the milion" deserving their patronage
and although not disposed to be WINDY and trumpet our
own praise abroad, our hearty thanks cheeruiy
dered to the thousands who have bestowed upon us
alike their favOrs and money. Not unnndi of the for
ner, We shall duly appreciate the latter and recprocae
in future, in Times past the smiles of old customers.
and greet with pleasure ones-who probably will
compose the largest portion of the world. Nov l2m
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
ORDINANCE MO. a.

Amendment 10 Ordinance NO :.
The Trustees OF the town OF Nevada, 60 ordain as
follows:
Ordinance No. 9, entitled ' Ordinance in relation
to Games Is hereby amended 30 as to read as fol-
lows
Any person persons. who are the owners OF
keepers OF any Bowling saloon, any house wherein
are kopd Billiards, Lansqunet or any otEor tables
for the purpose of gaming shall obtain from the jus
tees Of the town of Nevada, license to keep thd
and for every alley in any oowling saloon, an
for every such gaming table, the keepei
Ten Dollars. Adopted February 81, 1874.
WAl. J, KNOX, Prest
SIDNEY G. HERBERT, Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

i CAUTION!-PRI MEDICAL OFFICE
"A Hundreds of those who have contracted ve-
nereal diseases are disappointed of cure by not
calling on DIR. YoUNG at first. He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or atf1;cting-such as ulcers, tumors, nodes,
bunehes, pimples on the face and body, pains
in the bones and joints, wakefuness, trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting of the bone ena-
ciaton loss of appetite, strength and flesh, sores
in the nose and ears loss of hair, weak eyes, itch
ing, humors, &c. &c
Many persons, after being relieved of external
appearances private disease, suppose themselves
cured but, after few months find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they never
had before, and which they find it impossible to
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DIR. Young
would particularly recommend the trial of his
skill. The symptoms with which you are troub
led are caused by venereal taints in your blood
which. sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack of anv private complaint, should fail to
consult DIR. Young, and take few bottles ofhis
invaluable purifying medicines, as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition. and that every trace of
disease is removed from the system. Recent ca.
ses cured in from two TO five days, without change
of diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
Upstairs, Corner of Montgomery and California
streets, express buildings
Office hours from A. NJ to 0P.M.
A CAUTION Beware of nostrums sold at
apothecaries' shops, and by sefstyled Doctors, ii
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
life. 24-6m oct7
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
ORDINANCE NO. 6.

LII IcldIlOn 10 SldeWd1kS.
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do orain as follows
NO person persons shall in any way obsruct or en-
cumber any Sidewalk in any within town of Ne
vada And each and every person found guilty of vi
olaon OF this Ordinance examination before jus
tce of the Peace shall be fined in not exceeding
twenty Five Dollars and costs. In default of payenf
execution shall be issued for the Adopted FebrI
ary 16, 1854. WILLIAM J. KN0y prs
SIDNEY c. HERBERT Clerk 14-Im