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The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
Anderson & Smit.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR HAT LAW
Will attend punctualy to all Legal business entrut
ted to their care.
COLLECTIONS OF CLAIMS promptly attended to-
Office on the corner of Broad and Pine streets over
22-6mI Dr. Clark S store.
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SAA BBLS AND HF BBLS CRUSHED AND POW'D
cVV Sugar; l000 mats No l China Sugar;
$50 bxs 2lb Imp Tea; 500 bgs light Peruvian Sugar
500 tins assorted ckers; $50 bxs x b Tyson Tea
200 bxs sonchong tea; 1000 gross W Matches;
2u0 Glib boxes Imp Tea; For sale by
Sept; 22-lm GOODWIN CO., 62 California st.
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Railroad Building Navigation.
4 SURE &c ORTUNE TO BE MADE BY
NTUTUAZ ASSO CZATICN!
CAPITAL 81, 900, 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY s. EAcEz

To take place the Office of the Association. by the
Shareholders the FIRST and Third TUESDAY of earh
month Each distribution will be published and forwar
ded 10 all the Agents the Association.
The winners of the above Shares shall become stock
holders in the Enterprise above mentioned to the amount
of the number of shares gained, shall receive the
amount in Cash, at their option.
WANTED-Agents and correspondents in all the towns
and villages the State. and in the ports in the Pacific
The attention of all Intelligent persons is cacd-estabsh
Rales shares in your offices and places of business.
Ten per cent of the Sales will be allowed in all
Certificates of Shares will be furnished by the Directors
in san Francisco and due notice will be given of the
ner of distribution All shares not disposed of previous
to the day of distribution be exchanged for those of
the distribution following. For all Shares not disposed OF
after the third Distribution the meney paid will be return
ed.
further particulars, which viii prove of Sreat adj
yantoge and interest," enquire either personally by
postpaid, the office of the Association, Nos 102
and l04 Merchant st., San FrancitCo. Oct. gov
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SIGHT CHECKS on Sacramento and
par Jan st IT DAVIS.
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San Fraac.cSco Advertisements.
CALIF0gNIA AIT UNION.
At Duncan's Chinese Salesrooms, S. Francisc

Distribution- on the sosh October.
COCO Spperb A,tieies = nclading a $4,000 In
got Of Goldt
THE LARGEST DIAMOND IN TIE UNIFIED STATES for
wllcn $1,000 in cash viii be paid
PAINTINGS DIAMOND NORk, VALUABLE WATCHES.
WORKS OF ART, &c.
100 600 SIIARES-0NE ARTICLE TO EVERY SIyTFEN
SHARES-oNE DOII4AR PER SHAPE
The first 90 Articles in the Catalogue are gvo bao,
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03

HSeasons return, but not to me returns
Day. or the sweet approach of eve or mern,"
ssI'm blind"
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The first 20 Articles in the Catalogue are given below.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
p &c Z r E S

loc ones at home And now to those who have receiv
al Pictures from home it VIII be unnecessary to describe
tAe 10y and pleasure derived, how much impaired BY
souiar their likeness in return. And to any who
would like send present home, there IS nothing
more apureWate nothing that would be more highly
valued. than GOOD PICTURE OF YOURSELF.
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REFERENCEs-J. Harrison Fry, ESQ. r. Bartlett, F.
Cyral V. Grey, ESQ. Edward Mckinley. Esq. Sep %
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ssDn fIleE miss me al hNmA!o

yT0W many pleasant associations are brought to min
ir faces of our OLD homes arc called up and live
again in memory the past. But time has made some chan
rs tha: memory only trace 5a2c Uo the new
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auotioneer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PAINTINGS,
II &e, auconOn Friday, seth shall
sell at 10 O'Clock, the residence Matthews,
south side OF O. between Sd and A excellent
of furniture, viz:
Mahogany French and other sofas
Do paror and rocking chairs
Do marble pier and other tables
Window curtains and shades
Mahogany hauck dressing and other bureaus wadrobes
Mahogany, walnut cottage and other bedstcads, beds
Hair and shuck mattresses wushstands, and toilet
.Paior 3-py ingruin carpets and oilcloih
CHM, giass, and crockery
Walnut extension dining liable, chairs
Cooking, radiator, stoves
requisites a'
fIst-rate mich
ALSO o'clock fine lot Of paintings catalogue, namely
No l. Guardian Angel original picture by Carlo Doici
No. = Schdone 81 John, from original Bourbon
Palace at Naples by Scardino.
No. Christ the Saviour the World original picture, by
Francesca Mara, Di Napoii
No st. Agaa Martyr, original picture, Francesca Pacc
CO dc Rosa.)
No. S. 81 Catherine, do
original Bourbon Scardno.
No. LIN Maddaena DAlbano, original
Bourbon Museum Naples, by Giuseppe Botaxzo.
No. 8. st. John the Baptist Di BerRandno Luin.
No. o. st. Irene, original picture by Lucca Gordano.
No. 10. ST. Peter an original picture, by Salvador Rosa.
No. II. La Madonna by Carlo Provisicro, hi Nspoi.
No. 10. Flora Di Christina.
No. Is. Fidelity, by Scardno.
No. IA. Innocence, by Scardino.
Terms All of 5, credit of 60 and 80
days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN b SCOTT,
May aa-d Aucionsers
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without compulsion. grant that under such sys-
the eergymen also freeae citizens in and
in fact aud yet they not like other men, for they have
voluntarily set themselves apart 10 execute sacred COM
mission and I'll spiritual office Inconsistent in its inst-
tuition with an active interference in public affairs
We have right to be jealous Of clerical interference with
political affairs II is prostitution of the sacred Office
All history informs of It's dangerous character and our
good bids beware of power which may arm
itself by seaby appeals 10 conscience and seek through
the pulpit the fear Of clerical denunciaton dspleasure
TO influence and control the bigoed the weak supsrsti-
uous and fanatical The clergyman has power which
other do not possess rightly iegtimatey produc-
tive of good but arully used most dangerous In view
ofsuch power have righnay more it is our duty
to watch carefully the clergy In this country they free
but everybody else and when they forget their Office
and mission, IL becomes the duty of every free man. Of
every good citizen and Of every patriot rebuke Under
such circumstances they become literally wolves in Sleeps
clothing, prostuting holy Office to unworthy ends
The present is not the first time the history OF this re-
pnbc political aairsnot the rs
time when they have stepped down from their high posi-
ton to NEEDLE with politics. and what is rather singular
in the past now these preachers Of righteousness have
gayely arrayed themselves against the country against
democratic measures and the democratic party and been
peculiarly bitter against democratic statesmen First JEFF
ferson was mathematical by them TIN Madison then
Jacksoni and now Pierce Douglas, and others. Against
tHc puplI Win as inhde,
Jacobin wicked disorganizcr and in response to
the sermons the egy Of the great statesman lighted
the torch Of the bigo and around the blaze the fanatic
danced in gee and preceding and during the last
with England, the Father of the Constitution the illus
ious Madison became subject of the denunciaons Of
the pulpit and put under the ban of the clergy Now
when great question: involving the right of the people
govern themselves is raised and when Congress peace
fully and calmly considering the question the pulpit
prosttuted by partisan appeals and the reverend
the clergy found dabbng in poitcsand that
too in almost perfect ignorance of the subject and without
special regard to the truth.
The citizens ought not to remain quiet under such cir
If the ministers love politics better than the
Gospel let them lay aside the robes and become equals
and then will meet them face to face and terms of
perfect equaty but until they do this have sacred
duty to perform touching their conductand that is to
buke it, and expose their unust6abe departure from the
character they have assumed by their interference clergy
in the politics Of the country But have not time to-day
for all want to say touching this question regard it
Of the first importance, and which cannot be too
riousy considered. DEMOCRAT
YATES COUNTY, N. Y, May H. 1854.
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BRrIsH MINISTER'S PARTY Wednesday, the 24h instant,
was the birthday Of Queen Victoria of England and Mr.
erpton the minister from that court 10 the United States
who resides the heights Of Georgetown gave singuar
brilliant entertainment in honor of his sovereign The
pany very large among whom several foreign d-
pomats Lord Egin from Canada several members of the
cabinet many members OF Congress- and other gentlemen
and ladies Of distinction from Europe and the United States
IL is not TO be expected would il be good TASTE go
into the particulars of this unusually splendid Let suf
Nee that the opinion expressed by who attended il
That for the elegance and sumptaousness of the
ainment and the briancy of scene was one of the
most delightful companies in which they had parc-
pated Tho ladies were there In great numbers
perby arrayed The hospabe minister did the honors of
the evening with his accustomed urbanity and dignity
The the calculations of those who
are learned in the heavenly bodies this is the day upon
which the will undergo eclipse. Should the eacula
ons OF the scientific be realized viii have dark Fri
day. and the demand for pieces of smoked glass viii be inn
nense The Scientific Association which recently assembled
at the Smithsonian Institution. appointed committee of
their body TO make upon the phenomenon with
view to publication upon the interesting subject Pro-
lessor Henry of the Smithsonian Institution the professors
of Georgetown College, and the National Observatory will
also take of the eclipse which will probably given
the world AT period Of time OF this char
aghted and struck with the beholder but the
light of science which has been shed upon the world in e
ton TO celestial bodies has had the effect TO render eclipse
a matter OF interest rather than of dread
ISLANDER su.In the court for the last two days
which attracts good deal of interest has been
trial. The plaintiff is William T. Dove formerly alder
of the first ward and the defendant is John H. McBlar
merchant doing business in the ward Of the city, The
defendant II is alleged circulated report that the plain
tiff had African blood in his veins, which he decares to be
SANDER, and the suit instituted recover damages
James NJ Carlisle, esq., is the attorney for Mr. Dove, and
Joseph H. Bradley, esq, for Mr.. McBlair.
LITTLE FALLS Senate amendment to the de-
fcency bill approprating seventy thousand dollars for
the erection Of the bridge the Potomac the Little
Falls concurred in by the Committee of the Whole in
the House OF Representatives on Wednesday.
CEsTRE to the recent heavy rains there
fewer of country friends in attendance market
yesterday than usual There nevertheless fair supply
of produce and vegetables little lower than they
BEEN Strawberries very abundant and of superior
quality Prices ranged from l6 to rs cents per quart.
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE, Auot,on..r.

NUPERIoR PARIS FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
pcures splendid table OF gilt
China, gilt and bronze man clock hc
Tuesday morning June Ch 10 O'Clock residence Of his
exoeency the French minister, who change
In towH shall sell all the furniture
and wen appointed establishment, comprising
Complete suite OF rosewood parior furniture
Suites Of mahorsny paror and dining furniture
Handsome sets of carved mahogany chamber furniture
Wilton, Brussels, and three ply carpets, rugs
suites OF window curtains, cornices, shades, &c,
Large gin frame mirrors, with marble slabs and brackets
-Four original marine pain ings, by Tronvils
sir Louis XIV pase., BY Mdme Conner
Rosewood walnut and mshogany sofas and chairs
styles Y +
Mahogany .teseres extension card breahfr, tables
mahogany writing cabinet, and beautiful article,
mad order ~.
Patent reading chairs book.heves
Ladies' superior secretary, mirror front wardrobes
and complete OF consisting Of
Cut nd msnte clocks
Candeiahras, vases, brackets, chandeliers
Magnificent set Of heavy gilt table ornaments
Complete set OF plaqnet stands for dinner inbie
Beautifully decorated French China dinner DESSERT and coffee
Rice plain crystal glassware comprising
dccanters, bottles, Esbe umhers, finger bowls,
champagues, vince, &c.
Rosewood liquor richly inlaid
Venetian glassware, richly gilt and engraved
Wire Landscape painted window screens
superior hair mattresses, holsters, and pillows
Gin and steel fire style Louis Qaatcrxe. #M
s&sI Also, mt q o'clock.
Handsome carriage
Lot o. superior French wines various brands
Together with large assortment coppsp and kitchen
utensils.
Terms $50 under, of two and
four months, Tor satisfactorily secured bssrns interest
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Msy@-d Aucdonssr.
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Turkey Mahnoud III her SON and the present Sui
tan Abdul Med, is the Of Mahmoud
Thus the two soyereigns who now occupy so great a
space In the worlds eye grandsons Of two American
creole girls, who paymaes in their youth and
remarkable for their beauty and excellent dispositions
as for their varied and singular fortunes.
Both these women in the height Of their power
bered all the friends Of their youth and provided munf
Gently for their welfare Many of the relatives of the Sui
left the island OF Martinique and settled oonstsn
tnope where their descendants still reside and enjoy
the favor of the Sultan
The Sultaness died in 1871 the Empress Josephine in
1914 aud their grandsons rule over two wide and
powerful empires, and entering friends and allies
upon of the most momentous and sanguinary srug
giles in which Europe ever involved +.
VRUs GALLIcis OrTMuM.--On Of the sultry eve
nings of last week. three weldressed and gramnatcay
spoken young assuaging the dscomforts of a
counter irritation by of internal applications Of
bruised lemon and moistened mint After the sixth juep
the trio started out for walk which prolonged till
the bell struck twelve by which time all had become dry
very dry What was be done7 The restaurants where
drinks permitted by the law might be had were all
closed there friends house at which they could
gracefully "callH at that hour Mo, young physi-
oan conceived an idea; he took his memorandum made
for the nearest light and succeeded in writing the fol-
lowing prescription which comrade had put up
the drug store the n
Viaum Gaiiieis Opi,aam 10 or, to be taken every 8
minutes s
The unnitiated will know how call for the best Of
French brandy ..t
The Savannah (Gcorgia) Republican understands fifty
sixty thousand dollars have been subscribed in the in
terror of that State for the purpose of constructing and
running steamer between that city and Havana These
subscriptions have been obtained chiefly through the efforts
of gentleman of upper Georgia who has been spending
portion of the past winter in Cuba and who impressed
with the great Importance of opening direct communica-
ton between Savannah and the fruitful island When he
shall have obtained all the subscriptions he in the ne
rior he viii then visit Savannah with the view of raising
the remainder of the necessary to build frsclass
steamer The enterprise the Republican understands has
no connexon whatever with any political movements.
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mAYoR,s PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAs entitled can relating to dogs approved
July amending the approved 9Th
April provided hst whenever shall be made appear
satisfaction The that animal OF the doa knd with
shall BE-
c mayor proclamation requiring that all animals Of
e dos Mind shall number NJ days he
erpeden state in such Proclamation not
ninety shall be the duty OF the city
HES ana awful kill bury all and
or sons Al large contrary The said prociamaton" &C.
Now literature having appear sasa
thai there oGhc dog kind mad within hi city, do
hereby that tall animals OF
The do kind city required he confined for
during days from the Aats hereof and police
required
be found going large contrary this poclama
ton.
Given my Mayors Office, the city Of Wash
''A'"' JOHN W. MAURY,
MAY Q3-eo3th law5w Mayor,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON I, BETWEEN
oh aud in streets, auctionon Friday Instant
we shall SELL O'Clock, front Of the premises Nos and
y IN subdivision Of No. 33 with the improvements, which
are three webui theestory and attic brick The
cry fronts korth between
run back to f.eenfe alley The houses well built and
nearly containing each
rooms and passages They will be sold suit
Terms One0urt cash balance
twenty four monis the
payments bearing interest from the day OF deed given
a deed Of trust taken. Title indsputabe.
GREEN SCOTT,
May Aid Auctoneers.
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Arrirai Of the Northern Liaht.

New YonK, May 25.The steamer Northern Light has
rived at this port bringing 800 passengers including COL
c. Fremont and Bishop Simpson, with 81 500 900 in gold
Minister Boand from Nicaragua arrived in the Northern
Light but leaves Immediately for Washington business
connected with difficulties which have occurred Nicaragua
serious earthquake had occurred in San Salvador by
which 1000 persons killed
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SALES TO-DAY.


VEkf DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST
Ward a suctionon Friday afternoon, the 2h instant
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell of
Lot No. O. No. 1885, fronting 20 ii inches Penn
l2o feel 10 q aOfset alley.
Lots Nos and o in No. 49, fronting street, between
goth and 2lst
Lot NO H. fronting 2s between and streets
NOUS Nos H. 20 2 and ~ fronting north street. between
goth and 2st streets.
Lots 2o aud 49, fronting Goth and
Terns One fourth cash the residue l2,
Tor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May2i-d .34f .ts1.t' Auctoneer, 4
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NoTcErhr weather being at length equabIs,
~ siding distance from the Capitol informed
II the baths Of the
heretofore Applied above being complaints sight
heanss extended when desired, the spacious airy
United States in6rmafy.
BOYD REILLY,
U.H Nnpor BsibiDg Rooms Capitol
QS~see west from, basement, in Of the Fountain.
9l--dits
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b Y II Ell e G r A PHI.

The Steamer Pampero Arrived.
New ORLEANS, May N.-The steamer Pampero arrived
here to-day.
Serious difficulties had taken place at Greytown. The
American consul (probaby miner) had been arrest
ed The difficulty originated in the attempt Of the author
ties passenger proceeding per the Nicaragua route
the country Mr. Borand nterfVcd in te matter, and
was arrested by the mayor. @
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THIS give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
the Orphans court Of Washington cosnv IN the
District Columbia Of administration on the personal ese
Of United States de-
An having said decessed
with the vouchers thereof To the
suscrib~ on May they other
v,se hy law be excluded benefit Of the said estate
LOUISA A. WOTHER6POON,
Administrative.
will he len In the hands Of DR.
r. M Coolidge Washington city, for collection
ana who legally aes and discharge
LOUISA A. WOTHERePOoN, =
May 23-iaw3w Adminisrsinr
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The Mint Uefoalfer

PHLApELpBIA, May 25.-Mr. j. Engle Negus, wegher TO
the clerk Of the mint il appears had taken from the deposit
tory and when accused with the offence the
He sailed for Europe Saturday the steamer
Washington The impression is he did not go off empty
handed.
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BALTIMORE May 25-Flour-Howard street held at s. so.
Wheat 900 bushels offered sales, but held shade
higher than yesterday Cornsaes Of 600 bushels white
at SO 20 cents yellow at 70 ~ cents mixed at 60 cents
ostsales OF 500 bushels at SO 30 During the week,
$1,000 barrels Of pork have been sold at s1t s4 rs per
barrel
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Arriral Of The Minois

New YORK. May 25-The steamer illinois has arrived with
800 passengers and S7l9,000 in gold. For Adams Co.,
American Exchange Bank S29s 900 Wells Fargo
Il Co., $s4 ,0OO The Isthmus is healthy.
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n sthennaascal Drawing Instwwnneuts. from Parss-
III Of various and Descriptions bought person
by the undeeced and for sale al unusually lew
prices, from 81 as, upwards. This day opened BY 80
Maya FRAkCk TAYLOR