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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DoDwORTH's PRIVATE DANCING ACADKMne
"A. go Broadway, Mes York, and ~ Nonsasus "a
Brckyp open fcr he Circular erplinns
me and terms m be bad ., he scadsnsiea
nAScIyG-ANQTHER rEw CLiss.-BROoKg ,
academy, S6l Broom~ street, a for beslnns
VA commence Tuesday. All The fashions dAa~
tamil IN Of lessons There cias-es spso
shoee advanced.
nANcJxGAcADEMY. al BROADWAY. Z.
arr rsu for The benefit O. Frederick Haa'ani Will
sle plsss on bee 1885, psironised hs sfes OF
Frrr owe Assoriaon elsgan, aud reoe -cse
81 he .eA1on Tickets bc had al The hail. Sill Broad
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wi slssse b sfiE- ~ , ~ gsgss. a snsfss.xs
sr<ss1 stosd feat.S~s b-tws tsAfnc.e f.y1 Il
salosbs -efs a. srgsrky4, - as safr go t.
DC pssa a psisss as.~ss nh ass<rsS4 sms7s
s,egs ssrsat ,ed snf ssIs4 90 o. W 10 ssxk~r. III
lsbaptT thgs~As 40 sRfrsss - hs~4e sssal exusv.
- bts.st v,sss - 81 frsn ii III
81 gses sk ~. ~ ssNdsys sse~ysG Ara,e-s ~
ts~ rwt ra-f o~~s ~ ~srh~v p.cs,s =
rssfut~fffs IT, Ia uSrt "a, ~ e. $40
trs r~ss Ne. ant i,sns<rs lag lkss is~uuap
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lowing
Atlantic Capt WesA PACIFIC, O~pl E1dr,dse.
BALTIC, Capt CoDsLck. ADA RIO ,Apt -
these ships have been bul by conacl expressly gov
Uibnep service. Avery has taken In
strue,ion a. also In !s engines y and speed
and their accommodation for Tor
es ealce, aud Price psssage tom new Yort
toLsepool In first Glass cabin $780, d. SIS;
elusive o.e Of err siz SO;
sew YORK ~ and ~ guineas experienced surgeon
tached 70 each ship No tern secured inlL I'D for.
PROPOSED DATES OF saiiiNa
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S,JuH ctrg-rR WtRDs tNrDRrrNArK
- hhsf sfd cher 1rfsfssss fsus~f,es g. enals IA.
.ssss ~ yswsrfn t%ffss q ssas no. I'D tsss
% ~ deceived. N- feuys ij~s ss,,f
ayr sstf pssr ~svsntss ss d,ft5 sl.rs
" waive hgsss otc. 80 ~ Cana sfr~t So
ssssd -sy.
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AsTItOIAN Y.


tIbsinHfho To ALL MADAM sDasON Tuu
s'sth eAnsnsr ~ n.s1t. sh y tell ya~ prss~cs
sIf more stsns ard eli the ~. he
noufhs sbt ~ sfs~sy sL-s
Ls.ss ~ he nisfdsd kastsnd aDd cs<s1s aaa
hHs hse'Lsf U1ts slD AJs seg-fs<d $40 snsoy ~
Fssssss hss fitss q rfson. bhss stss ar1
tsst raj ~ fsBsf sof
pissssa Heir tshsf hs ,ie No -osesrsp arsfsbS
y, ~ 40 a. - 49, has tern ~
ffs b0hng hut lat ~ rsfsssissfts ~ ph.ksps.ss
shops 8 MT vs3sfss - e'&xzsB
ara 'oiasab's Gsrussss .dn.flzd.
A ~ohHlk-ftF Gypsy 1Ikf, THuk rALuIrT
~ enh ~ uted oil
fee fnJ cstt. = B-Jts Otpsy las e6sIssi : sssss n,
Frss stfsn,e non ne la famed sfssnts.s
80 sgss - ssnlsEsr crt~in Ne A;setsso. ~ epDs.s
ssr ,bAss
('LsIhsoitkd t -kEs 5SOtR MEDICAL ApD
" tuststs esitsp, Asi, iis spsifx 81 ~s4
~ Efragssy Al thsses rscsl&f eAlbftsn
e".,fuiJ Tsst'a ~ asnA4 All sf.yn gssya. cod ~
20 tsy.
MADAME sLwfS pggN PtHfs-fEsDgas HEQ
Avn ssftss. "a ne isda sta sss~ass 70 ohfvsqss,
ean ~ foffna s,tH kf-. taffisgs sssiss. sf sI
10 tfns a ~ adj setlssasn bsy al nsrry Ne
Tan. q bsr ysasf, tss-isnse ~ caAa2 q
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Nt~fRh 2 ri 4s~s, NJ rza<ty 30 r~9It
r.tfefs = =. ssss a. ss-Hf. ttrss ea4 -
~ - Fl trsss tlsf aH.s
rtii - "a pNftf A. 80 - 80 .At ut.4s :. 81
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DfcoKDs rhAcTirE -rug rspvnsI9xap. ron

~ s.,y pssl .sh ROOD = FsA - .ys - -
bssa sutsess - un ~. Dfs twreAss ssf ksu.
,rrstifss. es~t1~ptisllf b. svsa. st r.ssa a.
Hsso~s ~. ~ vssa BE sss fr6s 70 eysssssx ~
esfsft q al krsfsd psNi1ts "
% tsss hsss sssss ~ st~rsae- sassgs. ntts s~sA
~ rsfsu-yF srN lss s1st1r 81 TO urst<al
sAss'sss ~ he ~ YSif wsSlst
snsefcAly nx'ses tss g~sA s-r Ne
sB,stfsf sssTrssrs h faflous Mi
ssev t<sf nssf 'asss1s ~st DC s@ar sas snvs~ss
rsnsS-1 ~ las ssf 80 sssfsr
~ Nc ntwD 49, ~ g.ssn,s fSre
bfoe's rffsss ~ ssfasi assssfesssa@ ne es.~Sn -
ssssy ~ sottsgf o. fsetseissf - sAsss~ - sspsssv
fsswffs 80 sMpfr~sl sff hsxsftss a
su<A rfsfs&sA sPe<sss q sue<sv -
e1sss -ttss es@y 80 s<aAs4 -
sstsins kfsi Sssfssa, sfrorsi sn< 1sesrS- II
kNfsf ssfyss o. uffssr saf n
sfd kss settneseiy rfssr.~ss he
sss 90 stss ss@asiJ t~s~s fsfssssssa f.-nsSnSs
o. yfsrsss. q Hss0DsD n -
as~~.l ma sDf op~suxxss ~us,sun
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY vuRsIrURE wAREaooss
~ AT 5l4 Braadw sy, opposite the ~ Nicholas Hotel xA
ingNr Stacy Tor saie The nosl rr-t .gs A..or,
nsni ~ fancy cottage led and frsnch
u it'd state ., reduced prices livery variety 81
painAasss, pillows boxers &C.. at preeA
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DRivAfy COMPILATIONS Or wATBpx con
fnes tts prsets 70 eiss- ~ s~~~ss N -fss, NJ -
ufAsf etsb siss ~ srspt
~ fADuf~ fts a. psssfx
rrr bpsiD~rs. esp-s b1 v fss>t>s, .bfe n
c.rt fkste a t.sbff f,ar ~.
dssss hss na3sg fave zee Asasx~ b, A> pre-
nasss II et.rssns sDd hs~a hgss~f ~ frsss ~
<tss fssfsefufy hFtet ~ can W srsa usxs
wttIiAs wArsou n n
rory ysars ,ufysn ~ Lea IsssplA s<su~x a ~
ss ass "a cure nsnusfogs plss<s. "
Oace ~ Nsler sres4. nsAf rroeds ay.
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f'iIFsP oosI-ss foh IHE VERY BFsf AND sTCEcsr
~ qpsfts ~ re- sth se dsusef~1
osdcr Or isv ds,s obs xs~t pryts ~ vss % H.
huy 1isO The bef cuAly for
sssssn haHAkD CLIntos, 10 fn.s A.sass. csssr ~
seGth stseI
(yOAL- srsscRiByg - Errgivrs0 THg
~ p.esh tfctss3 es,~sfssd w.rh
oS,rssi rsdpe ion ~ "a esns 90 h"lo~ ~
rres slso ier ssls "a. Il htes Gpfnssfat IAsss
I.si lssi ans tst Hsl, ~ Aahky
hhtNt .. csasl ADD C.n,le aud u JAns All
vss
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EoR CALiFoRsIA.-DsYs or SAILING oHAN6gD
10 9Th and tAt NJ each month. New York and Islfo~nis
Steamship Line. Accessory Transit Company, OF NuAvsuu,
Phoagh Ia advance Of the msl0u miles
han any other ~ lbs baggage free The speniH
double engine steamship STAR " IuE WEST, 35 Uas
harreu, Capt kier, ~u leave pier No North river st
O'Clock r. ~. Tor funa ArenAs Monday, Docsm,er 10
stb connecting ~h The steamship Sierra Hsvada 1900
tuen tie Nicaragua ansi route having but twelve
miles Of land transportation " nrst cissS carriages:
Th~ pfopetrrs ne ,he tha' ths Ithmus
entirely frae aud dat political troubles w.
kcarSgua have cenasd Peace hn- Dsen mSe he
0neldg parties, aud thu slightest interruption In hs
transit between the oceans reed 10 app shsndsd. - -
Dor Information or passagc apply only W cbARLES NOR
GAN, gent No. Bowling Stamped letlers for
"a cents each
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A NV Boog-TUT sAkaIssg GUIDE OK FAM
~ " ssncai aoa fhyuotse-i ir.rn sar So ALI ~
De ufs ~ he rnarFsd sta fbe~s NAVY bt ~
nonet - saidr ard ieca,er bgni,sdh ssaa so p.xs.
os.ofts pa -. pfes o.. FuAssd b. g. " HtsatSy -
" ard address.
offifsr1 tos W. srsF red ODs sssfwe -kasA rsr
fsal.rY 6tstifeuftaa tkfs tssa a sla4
Ne P~caAy te q ea5e1cY sGd lsy vs>A gsfystss
I'll ArUulh.1
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n,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
j Company ntepd sailing their fAvorue steamships
CIT ~ OF BALTIMORE 2.s6 oLs capt Robert Letch-
CITY or WAsHIkuION, 23U tons, Capt Wan Wyls
CITY OF MANCHESTER, !, ily tons Capt u. q. Petr1e
sAoon So, $66 rnd 500 according W state rooms
limited number Of third class Passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool aud lou I'd Ia provisions
From, ihsAdelphiA Nh From Livery al. $40
passage drAs Liverpool Of 81 sterling
AGd upwardA Apply 70 JOHN u. DALE, Agent
II Walnut street, Philadelphia
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ng RAIru's oryIcg Bopsg TO u A n sra
~ r. ~ sunday srttp<d ca Hoassoa -, Wooster.
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fUTIrtHH OF PNHs NHt hppY 10
EUM'n n CUli.lNs, 90 Wall sreet N. Y.
BRUNk, SHIiLtI CO., Liverpool.
SrEPdEN KkENARb a 10, N Ansitn Friars London,
b. o. W1lNWkiGHr 90. Paris
1ho O these ships Will be accountable gold
silver, bnlon specie ewery, prrcsos meals un
less bills Of adng ed there or and
therein expressed.
shippers please take notca, that he shps Of hs line
carft sO0nis Abaid OF
ali i.nes pss- through post once aay othsr win
ne returned.
A0rCs 1hr day Of departure Of this line York
FIR 5b VIII be- SATURDAY, c,nn-ncing January D.
alternate snuroas; and trm Lyrrp0oi. Wednesday, co
neDcins jan. ~. aud every alternate Wednesday.
TOR LONDON--SaILs ON MONDAY DEC. s. THE
II well known psckel ship YORK 10 n 2OJl tons Gan
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TENANTS u1ts SrxsS.

IN YEARS LEASE OF THE BUILDING NORTHEAST
III corner teede and Hudon Streets opposite Or ARD
hou he Hudsop K,ver kallroad depo excellent
lo'e German for any obbins ness; rent
low and terms Easy. Inquire OF
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LNoR skw GRANADA AHD NICARAGCA.-THE NEW
II Granada Canal sud steam Navigation Company will dis
patch heir rrst ship OSPREY he i3h Deco nber
O'Clock r for Juan ds Na@c, ,a-ibtgens and st.
N.r1lA; all call Kingdom Jam ,icA fhe
FIRST ciass Of 40 Dnrsn~n, perfsc
der and rdton n,ures The lowest rates has cacacy s
psr,engsrs and fregbl Freight will tsken
San juan SOC per foot and C.sthAaeuA and H. Maths
&c. per foot Pa~sse Juan DEL seee, NioAraxul
FIRST cabin, 50; second cAe, $50; Garth aad
Asra sew GrsnAts ur.t cabin ~, ssc md e,,n. 81 No
berhs ~ pad fvr For passage apply w Il.
kOiLo a., q William freight apply MOS
QUkkA 4 CO ,156 Broadway.
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TT g. NAn. STEAMSHIP ConPANY-FOR HAVANA
~ snd New Orlsans-Op MOI day. Dss g. ~ r. NJ from
per foot efwarrsn sLesA H.rsA river Me well kno~n
iasore hip CREeCfhT ofYY Capt. A. ~ gray, hay
ing sh.ro~ghy hAneS and ars,
all her In as- sne and sail abovs Passage
ssss 80 censs sabc tos cessd oa son snbsc ship
pcys he suppsd with blank pIis of adinx lbo firm
igred by c1rpany application heir ooe No
sigreo, and bs n Adng VII be ~snsd sfsr the
sailing. For freight passage apply - odoe Of
The company, III wsst street. corner q Warren.
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and oyster Tor sale cheap SaislA.ofy
gwen for selling out Enquire ~ 3S oh avenue.
yTALUABIE FARMS AND TfMBEREp LAND FOR
OAKLAND lying The comfy Surrey, Virginia. four miles
from The hesuufn village OF CABIN roin and Ave mes from
River, lying toe swans Point rosd
kadhE from f.trrpturg - Smhlrd. Va. THIS firm COO
go 100 cleared and In high state OF I'm
p'ovsmert he and Is ~eli adapted q be Crown o. w'eS
fSm Esgern Virginia there this farm large dwcl
fale nearly CONTAINING and ard
honses for tho accommodation and
there VIII he completed ~ seeding i,a
,e pu, Of he There good ,re anal
DIVE nt and cook house about of nii from the
fs tho pubic road and within riy steps 81 the
laTosd butt by besrs. Allen Hopkins Srdon-an excel
Thu and Is transporting wood and lumber daily
lance IL sy lies. 70 James River, ~here ~ood rcsdIy
selling IRON 81 10 <s cord wvh upward tendsncy
Tfd through the wooded
eco 20 sc00 ecrds ~ good pine wool siaosc for tbs
Se,,h~rr sarket there deal Of mill timber
Ills rEek.
"a re srss wood ani, heavily nmbered within ono
nj ~ ana hne natural land for agricultural
purpofes vbch viii be from qusrtcr 10 half mile parallel
T. The rahrnad winch heavily Pine and oah, suitable
Tor vim purpose aud VOID cuting
I'd vi oso sch my or~sent residence containing 900
Acres, the tvtdinss al they oeed lat
yesr Tx uie- from awe lands lsnis viii
seIl rurebas~i 'her ispd very 10 hts
bod from the State ~ Nsv
Yorh rurcbnea farms. and enjoy s,s- hgsh
and winer 1bese snds advantages which
seern nesdess 10 tbo~e Wishing 20 pnrchse wt
crme ard esamins Persons AnSsas Carriers wharf
Aims wharf Clearmonnt reach Residence Ia bo1r
and half Those wbhins to purchase maize ely appl
ealon- ~ A. MAppEkAsP NJ
spring Grove. Surrey County Virginia.
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ERtE Lov,-ynrg Loyg-Do Yor WANT TO


u us.s Win
TrsrIF ~ Tas MUSES.. sis BaoApwAY.
H. I'm n ~ s. tn he soi
o he 'taBdssu~si xousu" Ia the ~od Cssds ~
mission u rsbs Which sn isr tspsa he euafs
performance. stlnout a. eba4K..
VA n. FlsH FROM LONDON TIttAIEtcsL And
W etsrs.tsb, ws nsatsr 40 Pearl sv-e ss~ Ssrs,
four soors from broadway p-rioymsnres alsvtsd
Wigs cnt hire t0 pfisse pAfis urrsies ani fssy
dfsW lafs rbbtefs and nsousAactss tounry sartsAls
supplied "a short nauts.
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THO PRIErERs.-FoR SALE, SINGLE CyLfSBER
Hoe Napier press, In excellent condition, the most
reasonable Terms Appy al tne saturday Evening Gaxele
sdtr Eosf Mac
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TlO LIGHTERMEN WILL BE SOLD FOR HALF ITS
vsne canal boat foot % Seventh street. East river In
cutie ON board.
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tIRUG 81 ORE FOR ssLE.--A FINE AND LARGE
- drug or. tor sale cheap attn ed IN New York. In good
thorough rich aud populoas ward Inquire
Twenty first street,
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CALLING DAxo, 9TH AND Urn " EACU AORTh
~ -Four bours from 70 by Panama kaiSotd
rs lbs. baggage he--fhecagh for Coht,rniA, PanAuA
srosd1be United States Mail Ssanship Company intend
9 despatch ios Aspn~Ah1 on Friday. Dsc 4 az os och
he well and fsvor,te sisa a-hp 0nUH6E Law, GApt
wDi bernden, IT, Navy. Passengers AMI n>is sHi no
6rwaIdSd Panama railroad, and Panama
e iaclc MAJ steamship SomPAny's ulA<niicen, sAa'sp
he rsadir aud leave inme.taiy Aucisoo
The public informed la he Pacific Mali ste smhip 20
psay Away lyblg Al Panama
Hvo,d pssioe dosen On VI .-eoycrs
ma fW papfaps appy 20 /. W. AAfN0sD. ~ thu only
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- Hia
HILA<lAH ll6,

RifIftRD TABLES WE OIFTR rOR SALE A PIN
~ hh Of late and marble bed -bes. with
nor elssic ruhnDs Witch tbr 0Hy
One second baud table FIR sale
0RfFiTn A DECKER ~ Ann street
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UtOR SALE OR ExCHAN0E-FoR A HOUsE IN THE
city, excellent isrm Of IN acres, line Of rA'lro Vi,
prominent station; Cue productive farm and cDuary
re6epce Also ohcr country pieces FOR sse Apply 10 E
y. KlksHIMEk, $40 Fourth avenue
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I ATBE wtSTED-wfTH RACK AND SCREW agag;
l. throw ~ oaa Is fnekes 10 take sbons fest sppig
ne ginesr the marble mill I'd an between Il, ADD
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Operations i'm Table Mountain,

Although little available means have as
yet resulted from the extensive operations in
Table Mountain, the positive certainty of the
immense wealth buried beneath it's rocky
ribs, has already given perceptibe impetus
to business of all kinds in this region. From
nearly every possible point it is being pene-
trated, and human enterprise and ingenuity
are busy in devising plans to reach its inte-
rior, in order to secure the rich deposits.
which are to realize ''when the water comes. y
The mountain is level plateau or table.
several hundred feet in width, extending in
length, at times, almost as far as the eve can
reach, an uninterrupted plane 1t is almost
destitute of timber and thickly covered with
rough scOria, which penetrates to various
degrees of depth-say from fifty to two hum
dred feet. Arriving at the termination of
this crust, the miner has in every instance
secured the reward of his toll. New tunnels
are to be seen on every side, and new shafts
are being sunk from the summit, at immune
rable points.
DC0AAOo 1AO 11CA OlSCOFcIIcS Ill gOlu Cldt
are being constantly made, several diamonds
have been found near Byron's Ferry. and a
new and beautiful substance resemb-
ling the opal, has been taken from tunnel. in
considerable quantities, in the vicinity of the
Table Mountain House. We have not seen
these personally, but one of the diamonds
we learn from unquestionabe authority,
brought to this city, is valued at sixty doll
ars
We do not allude to these things as some
OF our contemporaries below have intimated.
to create "gold fever" We would be the
the last to delude working men amongst us
to hoax or disappoint them and we have
already stated that the claims on Table
Mountains are all taken up-and that those
in the market vary in price from two hun
dred to five thousand dollars. That miners
will command good wages here so soon as
the rainy season shall commence there can
be little doubt but to engage in Independent
operations in Table Mountain requires an
amount of capital that the majority by no
means possess. AS an example, we will
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT
Nevada County Eime.


We believe it is not generally known that
in Nevada County there exists one Of the
most extensive, and valuable lime stone
Lodges in the state Of California. This ledge
is situated on the south side of the South
Yuba, at the Illinois Ferry, six and half
miles from Nevada, and directly on the road
leading from that place to MOore's Flat
This ledge, which was first discovered about
eighteen months since. has recently passed
into the hands of Mr.. Osmar Darst, who is
now prepared to supply any demand that
may be made upon him for lime.
The ledge is about 200 feet thick and stands
out from the surrounding rock in huge bench
es running up to the height of 800 feet. The
kiln is situated directly upon the ledge and
in such position that the rock to be burned
is passed directly from the hands of the quar-
ry-men to the mouth of the kiln.
The most remarkable, and valuable feature
connected with this ledge is the presence of a
vein of Cement Rock, about fifteen feet in
thickness, which runs directly through the
center of the main ledge, continuing equal
IN height with it as far as it has been explor-
ed. This rock produces a most excellent
water cement. which has been pronounced.
by competent judges superior to anything of
the kind now in use. Both the lime rock
ana the cement, are lneXhaustible in guam
tity, and so situated that the lime can be
delivered at the ledge for one quarter less
cost than at any other locality in the state
The proprietors are now turning out about
l2O tons per month, which is selling in this
place at $3.50 per barrel
1t is the intention of the proprietor to put
up extensive machinery in the spring for the
purpose of manufacturing cement. The ma
nhInnrU ,o1-4o on
barrels per day; and lime will be produced
sufficient to supply the fullest demand This
cement will be delivered in Sacramento at
$40 per barrel. The entire market for this
State will probably be supplied from this
locality, so soon as it is sufficiently intro:
duced to be generally known. The peculiar
quality OF stone for cement is found at no
other OF locality, so far as we are aware, on the
Pacific coast.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. No. XXVHS

In Relation to Pound Maeter.\$
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Gaass Valley
do Ordain as follows: 81
Section l. The Office of Pound MastssIiaving been
created and Pound Master elected SS this Board
said Office shall be recognized and reS1f fcted the
extent of the purposes for which it WASesigned aud
to the fullness of any other Ordnanc de and adop
ted by this body, and in the performance ands dis
charge of the duties pertaining to the Office the Pound
Master is, and shall hereby be protected
Section 2 Any person or persons mOestipg, oppo-
sing, in any other manner interfering with the
Pound Master any of his assistants while in the dis
charge of their duties Pound MasterSF Assistants
destroying or imparing, or in any Fanner whatso-
ever injuring the Public Pound, fe1ease from the
Pound attempts to do any Swine that may have
been mpounded or forcing from the custodX of the
Pound Master, his Assistants any\ Swine which he
they may have in his their possession, for i'm
pounding, shall be deemed guilty.of Inlsdemeanor,
in violating this Ordinance and by the Marshal the
person offending shall be forthwitIgFaken before
usticr of the Peace, for the To wnsh of Grass Val
ley for examination, and if convicfd shall be fined
in of not less than Twenty FIVE dollars and cost
not exceeding Fifty dollars and costs and in default
of payment the offender shall be securely confined in
the Town Prison, not less than ten daysor than
thirty days.
Section g. The Pound Master for the Town of Gras
Valley, shall and is hereby uired to execute paya
BILE to the Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley a
good and sufficient bond for the true and faithful dis
charge of the duties incumbent upon him Pound
Master and said bond shall be for the amount of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
Section 4. The Posnd Master shall, at the expira-
ton of two weeks pay to the Treasurer Of
the Town of Grass Valley all moneys he may have in
his possession arising from the Pound and belonging
to the Town. for which amounts he shall take receipts
and file with the Clerk of the BoardlM Trustees. In
default thereof he shall be held liable to be- expelled
from office, and suit instituted upon his bond.
Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS5 President.
Attest-S. c. RICHARDSON, Clerk. ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
The Sound Dues,

By the John L. Stephens, intelligence is
received that instructions have been sent to
Mr.. Belmont to postpone the action of the
Government in relation to the Sound Dues
for two years, in order that Denmark may
be enabled to extricate herself from the diff
culties with which she is at present surroun-
ded. In the mean time the Government at
Washington still adheres to the principle that
" the Sound Duties, constitute an iniuuitous
imposition''
The generel feeling in Europe on this SUBJ
ject is favorable to the U. S. The Paris cor
respondent of the " National Intelligencer.v y
who is not predisposed to approve the foreign
policy of the administration, alludes to this
subject as follows
Seriously, this difficulty between the
United States and Denmark is now exciting
attention in all the capitals of Europe. Its
discussion has employed the pens of the
ablest writer's of the press. There seems to
be bnt one opinion as to the unjust and on
erous character of the tribute to which Den
mark subjects the commerce of the world
Enlightned opinion and a strong sense of
individual national interest are with us all
over Europe. If there is any sympathy
manifested with Denmark, it is that which
naturally attaches itself to the weaker party
in contest with the strong, quickened per-
haps in this instance by an instructive feeling
of uneasiness and apprehension at seeing the
fo1 fo&a int b
with high hand question which notwith-
standing its plain bearing upon universal
commerce has been and is considered here as
one proper for European settlement and
American acquiesence, rather than the A
.mericau settlement and European acquies-
eenee, which is now in progress; for there
can be hardly any doubt that when the Dan
ish system of Sound tolls shall be abolished
as to the United States, by our peremptorv
refusal to longer submit to it, its abolition as
Z to the rest of the world will then surely
and speedily follow. Well, it must be ad-
mitted that there is something in the position
of the United States with regard to this
question to excuse, if not to justify, this
CONSTITUENCIES On Tile PaLO VI GuIOpean poIS-
icians and perhaps, to avoid giving umbrage
to European governments, already but too
prone to charge US with arrogance and un-
scrupulousness in the employment of nation
al power, it would have been well to leave
for European settlement a question which,
upon principle, all European nations are
equally concerned with ourselves, and, as
mere money question, greatly more concern
ed. Still abstract justice is with us and I
feel gratified and proud as an American in
view of the position the United States now
occupy, touching this tribute of the Sound
toll"