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Sacramento Valley Railroad.

IN and after Sunday, the 9th inst. trains FOR con-
" veyance of Passengers and Freight, will run over
the Sacramento Valley Railroad follows stopping
at Brighton, Pattersons Salisbury Coloma Road and
Alder Creek Stations
PASSENGER TRAINS.
VIII leave Sacramento every day A. NJ. and T. NJ.
Folsom every day at ii A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Fare 81 90.
OK SUNDAYS.
Besides the regular train. special excursion Train
will be the road, leaving Sacramento at 10
A NJ.
Leaving Folsom at ) P u
Tickets for the excursion exclusively S3 90, to be
purchased at The Ticket Office at Third and streets.
No freight will be taken in future ty the Passen-
ger Trains
FREIGHT TRAINS
VIII leave Sacramento every day Except Sunday
at A. NJ and3 3P NJ.
Leave Folsom at II NJ. and ".
Rates of Freight Us per schedules.
All Freight delivered at the Stations later than
half hour previous to the time of departure of
Freight Trains will be detained at the station for the
next train.
All Freight must be legibly marked with the name
or mark of eOnsgnee and place of delivery all claims
for damage or loss must be made within FIVE days af-
ter such loss damage, otherwise they will not be
paid.
Storage will be charged at he rate of 81 90 per ton
per day for all freight left at stations longer than
twenty four hours, unless BY special agreement
Any discrepancies in charges, or errors of whatever
nature will be corrected by applying to the Super
intendant 46-im
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Lost.

A Very small white Poodle DOG was taken ff6m
"A the Metropolis Hotel, on Thursday morning last.
Any person returning said Dog to LEE L MAR
SHALL at Sacramento, will be suitably rewarded
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
DIR. HUNcERFoRD.

Esis gentleman who has been here few days on
confessional usiness informs us that his success with
his patient the Object of his visit here has succeeded
MS .ost sanguine expectations 1t is his intention TO
cave for the Bay on Aaxday or Tuesday next until
hat time he can be consulted his temporary rooms
No. 10 and II NEVADA JoURSAL OrrrcE Dus1Ss.S-s.
We advise ALL afflicted to lose ne tiaae but call i'm
mediatey on Dr. HIungerford whether the ease is Of
csS standing rcccat sas,s te guarantees a speedy
and permanent osre, although NOTED orAcKs may
have been Intellectually tampering with it without
success.
FEMALES AFFLICTED AND IN TRCCBLE-SEould call
on or send for DIR. Hungerord, who has devoted his
entire time the last fifteen years to private malades
Of men and women. The question is often asked
Way is Dr. Uungerford so successful, while other
pnysicfafis are failing daily The answer must be
gaing sppancGtso all it is that he understands his
profession and attends TO it, and as his practice has
increased 50 has his knowledgo extended So close
has been his application to study and practice that
he has become perfect master of his profession and
can insure to all relief fiom their troubles. Ills
course has ever been onward and UPWARD placing
him at the very head Ct his arduous profession. 1t
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada
y Township of Nevada, IS. Justices Court. Be
fore A c. NILES, J. P. The People Of the State Of
California to Mary Wood and Sarah Robinson.
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersigned Justice of the Peace at his office in said
township. on Saturday the 18th day of April, A. d
1856 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer to the complaint
of A. G. Gilmore who sues to recover $780, due on ac
at your request On failure so appear and answer
Judgment will be rendered against you for said sun
of $50 damages and costs of suit. Given under my
hand this 18th day of March, A D. 1886.
A. C. NILES, Justice of the Peace.
A true COPY. Attest,
! l., DRoWN Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14

BRIGHT STLEAK OF GRATITUDE The following
letter appeared time since in the San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge of Dr. Young We
COPY it as complimentary tribute to of the most
sklfu physicians that made this State his resi-
dence AS 1T entirely unsolicited and made pub
lie without the knowledge of any one but the writer
it speaks volumes. 1t should be cut out and pinned
up for reference to any who should unfortunately
be similarly situated:
To MY AFFLICTED FELLOW MEN.-Beins about to
leave the State of California for my home in Michi
gan, wish before leaving to recommend to your no.
ce that great benefactot, Dr. J. c. T6uf1g. l was on
the fery briGk OF the grave, when he stretched forth
bis hand and saved me from death Forseveral years
had been troubled with complication of diseases
brotght cn by bad habits aggravated by exposure in
undermined my constitution that l have oiten con
templated suicide. Borne down by racking pains in
my body, dizziness in my head, eyes pains and
misery in my back and hips, wcariness in my legs
evil forbo3 3ings togetherwth aconfrmed melancholy
considered my best friends to be my worst enemies
my dreams frightful and at times strange phan-
tastes took possession of my mind Twas hurrying to
nsanity-that worst Of living deaths. In this state
friend and partner in the mining business approached
me on the subject, and advised to go to the Bay
and see DR.. Young. | did so and thank God for it
DR.. Young examined my case, and told me be could
cure Shortly after commenced taking his med
icines my troubles began to decrease and in three
months was perfectly we'll. Take my advice all
you that afflicted and call upon him. for be will be
to y1u he has cured several of my acduain
tances after they had become discouraged by being
deceived by the humbugs of the day both by Ameri-
can and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps towards
him with gratitude for his benefits to me and my
friends. If CuAs F. MANRoUE
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14

Tho half year from September to March is comparative
y barren OF while the expenses of the town
great any portion of the year The great bulk Of
property tax is paid before September, and the Board
have doubt they will be able to hand to their
successors the management of town affairs unembarrass
ed by any debt The present board had to pay of debt
Of 459 dollars le by their predecessors hfch absorb
ed all the incoming and le opportunity to
provide for the future beyond the limited of the
lust half year The Board have nevertheless had in view
the great object of giving substantial return for the pub
lie money As will be by the foregoing report, at
tenon has been paid important public improvements,
while the general benefits of town organ izaon have
been vIndcaed by the quiet enforced within our limits
the freedom from fires and the general protection of the
interests Of the community
6. 5. HUSSEY, President,
A. A. SARGENT. Clerk
Nevada. March 1st, iS55.-l week.
Enormously pTated in our last as = Nay
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FURNITURE WARERoDMS.
GEO. @, WHITNEY & co.

NJ oS. ll5 and III California street. San francisco
IN Corner of Leidesdorff.
We are receiving, and have in store the largest
and most desirable assortment Of CABINET FURx3-
TIRE offered for sale the Pacific Coast, all
of which we offer at wholesale retail at greatly
duced prices. Our old friends and customers are
specifully invited to give call before purchasing
elsewhere. All orders punctually attended to, and
guarantee TO fill them at as low prices as though
the buyers were on the SPOT to select themselves =
All goods for the country carefully packed and sent
TO the boat free of charge.
Branch store, Sacramento city, corner X and 4h
streets. As Am
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SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT.

In accordance with the provisions of Act entitled
tAn provide for the incorporation of towns the
undersigned submit the following report the finances
affairs the of Nevada, for the ending
March list, 1856.
BY the report dated Sept eth 1855, it appeared that the
debt of the town was at that time 81, rs.
Since that time the Board have drawn orders on the
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
NEW STORE IND NEW GOOD
Dry GeOds, Clothing, &c.

s. j. ID E Y D L N G & CO.,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Nevada
Hand vicinity that they have just opened their new
Dry Goods and Clothing store, No IS Commercial ST.
IN KELsEY's BRICK BLOCK
Ladies will find here full assortment of every
ticle of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods including fine
Shoes of every description.
full assortment of Infants and Children's Cloth
ing will constantly be kept on hand,
80 DeYoung & Co. intend, also, to keep an assOrt-
ment Of every article for Genlerens wear, and in
vite the attention of the public to their stock.
Nevada, March II, 1856.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Wednesday last by j. P. Van IIa-
gan, Esq. Mr. All Low to Miss All Cue, both of this
race
In Grass Valley, March 9th, by Rev. 0. B. Stone,
Dr. Aaron Dow to Miss Lucy Ester both Of that place
and formerly from Boston, Mass
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14

VIII Leave Vallejo street Wharf for Panama, with
the regular mails passengers and treasure
THURSDAY MORNING MARCH Goth, 1856, at O'Clock
E5 Passengers by this line are landed on their ar
rival at Panama upon the wharf of the Railroad ter
minus, by the Companys steam ferry boat, and pro-
ceed Immediately by
RAILROAD ACROSS THE IsrHMUs TO AsPISwAIL,
where there is always asteamer awaiting their arrival
According to arrangements now completed, passen-
gers arriving at Panama in the morning, invariably
leave Aspinwall for New York and New Orleans in
the afternoon of the day thus affording regu-
larty in the through trip and safe, pleasant and
expeditions transit from to ocean and avoiding
exposure to night air, in tropical climate, and ex-
posure on tho Isthmus.
Through tickets are furnished, including The ex-
penses of the Isthmus.
20 Treasure for shipment viii be received on
board the steamer until midnight. on Tuesday, March
iih. For freight or passage apply to
FORBES & BABC0Ck, Agents.
Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf streets
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
Special Notices.
Ma.ouio Notiae

Masonic Notice,
NEVADA R. A. CHAPTER, No. 6. MEETS EVERY
IN MONDAY EVENING, at the Masonic Hall, Broad
street.
Stated meetings the MONDAY o next proceeding
every Full Moon, and two weeks thereafter.
THOMAS H. CASWEII.. VI. E. II. T.
T. p. HAwLEY. Secretary.
]. o. o. E-0ustomah Lodge No. 10 instituted No,
4th, 1858, meets every TUESDAY, EVENING, at th,
Masonic Hail. Broad street.
Brothers in good standing cordially invited to aen,
GEO. w. TOWNSoN. y. G.
AID. ALLEN Sect. feb24 1855 If
!. o. o. F.-UNIoN LODGE NO 4s-Institufed Oct
81 1855. meets every Wednesday evening, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Main street. [South] Eureka California.
Faithful brothers ever welcome.
WE. RICHARDS, y. C.
D. F.NoRToy, Secretary.
l. 0. O.F.-BRooKLrS LopGE, No 46-Instituted Oct Il
1s55-Mccts every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Red Dog.
Brothers in good standing are ever welcome
j. c. GREEN, y. C.
T. j. BrRcEss, Secretary. dec 2s-3m
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l.. p. FISHER.

10 Is our only authorised agent in San Francisco
to receive advertisements receipt for the same and
to transact business generally for the NEVADA
JOURNAL. Office, Iron Building, opposite Pacific
Express Office, upstairs
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
Sl1ERIFF'S SALE.

DI virtue Of an Execution to dirccted issued from
ID the Clerks office OF the Cornty Court in aud for the
County of Nevada in favor of Emanuel H. Den and against
II. K r. Shelhorn, dated March LIST 1Sj6 for the
PSI - leo Dollars Damage together wiii costs of sui
taxed nj S1l9 50 have teved upon ard se'led the follow
ing described property to-w One House and the lot
which it stands situated in the and county Ne
vada the north side of Commercial street and known
the Brewery which shall sell at public auction to
the hest bidder for cash in front of Sherih's Office
Nevada city, the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1885, at
Pm.
Given under my band this 9th day Of March. A. n
1856. Attest, W W. WRIGHT Sheriff y. C.
BY {. F. Wood, Under Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-14
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada. Township
of Nevada. Justices Court, Before A. c. Niles, j. L.
The People Of the State of California TO r. ,. Page
You hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace his office in said townsp
"Wednesday the 2sth day of May, A. D. 1856, at 10
O'clock 4. NJ. to to the complaint Off. NJ Glad
ding who the Of Sl99 and interest,
due three several promsory notes gveu by to the
said Gaing copies OF which on ;'ein MY Office
On failure TO appear and answer, judgment tl be
rendered gainst YOU said of Sl99 and interest
damages and costs OF SUIT.
Given under my hand this 25th day ofFebruary A. d.
1856. (eb. % 1m A. c. NILES, Justice of the Peace.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

VNIiE partnership existing between the undersigned
l. Physicians and Surgeons is this day dissolved.
ii. HUNT.
X NJ HUNT
Dr. III. Hunt will continue the practice Of his pro-
fession at the old Office Potter's Building.
DIR. r. NJ. Hunt can be found in the practice of his
profession at the Drug Store, No. 2l Commercial st.
Nevada March l4th, 1856
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NOTICE.

TNllIS is to forbid all persons from purchasing a
Il note given in favor Of James Rea for $780, dated
February and payable in month, us said was
obtained under false rretences. j. I. MORGAN.
Nevada, March Ia, 1856.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGErowN, Dec. Is, 1856

GEORGETOWN, Dec Is, 1855
Trinity church was crowded to overlooking
last night to hear the able lecture Of DR.. B.
A. Mcguire, president of Georgetown College.
He took Faith, hope and charity as the
basis of his discourse. Each of these chris
tian graces be discussed at some length, in a
style which perfectly delighted his large au-
ditory.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. M Nc
Clisch, whose absence we noticed several days
since, returned to his home in eur city yester.
day morning. His detention was caused by
some business transactions which required his
personal attention.
An attempt was made last night to set fire
to a small frame house on Second street, be
longing to Richard Cruit, Esq. The incendi-
airy entered through a back door, placed a
parcel of combustible materials in a closet,
and set fire to them. The light was discovered
in time to suppress the fame before any dam.
age was done.
For downright. outright, incorrect yer.
sion of the substance of Attorney General
Cushing opinion in regard to the act o. Con
gress to amend the charter of Georgetown, see
Georgetown correspondence of the Baltimore
Sun of this morning. s.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
PROM The ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Ey HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRlPH.
From Nicaragua

CHARLESTON, Dec. Is The Steamer Isabel,
Capt. Rollins, from Havana to Key West,
arrived here this morning The Tennessee
was ut Key " est from San Juan for New York,
with 500 passengers and 5000, 900 in specie.
Thirteen passengers had died during the pas
sage Of cholera.
The passengers accounts from Nicaragua
are very unfavorable to Gen. Walker, Gust
the reverse Of that received via New Orleans.)
lie had been driven from every place ex-
ccpt the Transit route, and at the last accounts
nus force TO tho number Of 400 men we're st
tTanada, surrounded by the Costa Ricans,
Salvador and Guatemala forces
They had fought for nine days. Walker
was on board a steamer on the Lake without
the means ot communicating with his army.
His men were IN tight place, and suffering
for want of provisions aud clothing, and dying
off by disease.
near San Juan del Sur, and lasted two hours.
The Granada had two six-Pounders only.
1t is also reported that Walker had burnt
Granada and MsSssys.
The datas from Key West are TO the 10th.
The 5. schooner W. X King. from Penss-
cola, had arrived The ship Neptune, from
Havre for Havana, sailed on the 10th, and the
steamers Black Warrior and Philsdelpois,
from New York, arrived on the 10th.
Gen. Harvey and suite had arrived at Key
West on a tour Of inspection to the different
posts. Flags Of truce had been hoisted at all
the posts throughout the country for the pur :
pose Of calling on the Indians for talk, and
if possible to bring them 10 terms pcsceably
Sugar at Havana had improved to 0.
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Further from Nicaragus.

NEW YoRK, Dec I5.-The steamer Tonnes
see, from San Juan, arrived this morning
The advices brought by her are Substantially
the same as those telegrsphed from Charleston
on Saturday. In the absence Of papers We
have 10 resort 10 the statements Of passep gers,
who state that Gen. Walker had fought sew
eral successful battles since the departure Of
the last steamer. lie had, however, on 90
count Of sickness prevailing at Granada, found
il necessary to eVscuate that city, having FIRST
removed the sick and wounded to 0mstepe.
He, himself was at Virgin Bay, awaiting the
arrival Of reinfOrcements, when he would at
tack Rivas.
The naval engagement before reported took
rIace in the harbor Of San Juan del Sur, be-
tween the Nicarsgusn schooner Granada. with
two six-poundsrs and twenty-eight men, and
a Costa Rican brig, with six nine-pounders
and one hundred and fGQrteen men. The lat
ter was blown up; but forty OF her crew were
rescued by the Granada. The brig had on
board large supply Of stores, ammunition
and specie for the allied army.
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DBrandreth,s PIIIs.-The weak, the

CoBsumptve Rheumatic COstive Bilious and Delicate after
days will find renewed strength life pervade
Of their frames Every dose makes the blood
Purer The In the arteries and terminate
in the veins These pills. fret effect act upon the
teris blood increasing the circulation by which impurities
deposited in the veins and they throw of such cOec
tons into tie bowels which organ by the energy derived
from Brsndrsths Pills sxpes them the When
hrst used the pills occasion gripping and make the
patient feel this he with for the good
afterwards No good often achieved without
some trouble IN Its attainment and this rule applies the
Of health These symptoms only where the
body has long struggled under load Of impure, tenacious
humors consecuIive for few days will satisfy the
most unoeeying of the good the pills dOrg The
directions should be carefully studied IL Understood and
followed, health and vigor will msorty Of cases. be
cured by the Of RRANDRErHS Pills.
Sold at rs cents per box - Canal street Brandret
Bniding, New York. by 7. ". DyOtt q Sons, north
Second street. Phsdephis and by medicine dealers
nov 92-tf
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BY WALL, BARNARD & Co, Auctioneers

BY WALL, BARNARD & Co, Auctioneers.
ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE oF
IL New and Secondhand Furniture, Car.
pets, Chamber Furniture, Feather Beds,
and general assortment OF House kurn-
ishinS REQUISITES at Auction.-On TUES
DAY, December 10, a: 10 O'Clock a. m, we will
sell, at our large and spacious sales room on OH
street, corner Of and Louisiana Avenue, an eX-
cellent assortment OF Furniture, &c, consisting
In part Of
Mahogany and walnut Sofas and Chairs
Do do Wardrobes and Side Ia
bles
Mahogany and walnut marble top Bureaus
Walnut Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
8 sets Courage urnIture, different styles
Care ard wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Blankets, and Com
forts
Brussels, three ply, and ingfdin Carpets
Handsome caTved-tOp gilt frame Mirrors
Large and small Walters; GirandOlt5
China and Glass Ware, large assortment
With many other articles In the Housekee pin z
line we deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms: All Sums Of ard under $50 cash over
that amount a credit OF 60 and % DAYS, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-15
From Honduras,

BosroN, Dec I3.-The brig Helen Jane has
arrived from Honduras, with dates 10 the 18th
element caused by General Walker, and the
appearance of affairs in Nicaragua, bad some
what subsided. There was nothing new in
regard to the future course OF Honduras In
supporting other States against Walker The
news of Walkers successes was not known TO
the people of Honduras, and it was believed
that Walker had been defeated
The party Of American gold diggers at Hon
dursS for some time past, in search Of precious
metals, had nearly all left the country on sc-
count Of the sickly climste, which has proved
on the coast very facilitating 10 Americans.