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Hotel de Paris,

B Y VI A d A VI f CHI 4 Z V f L -.
4ssTra The above named well known House, situated
l:;WA on Broad street corner Of Bridge No b offers
;,st5 good accommodations to boarlerS and the travel
s@~sz ing public The whole establishment is entirely
new throughout and the arc large and airy
iShed with cycellent Beds, and furniture match and
the table is su11cd in style unsurpassed regards
quality and ouantitv
Lalies and ia niles offered pleasant and com
Portable home Al this establishment
The undersigned having been liborallv patronized by
the pubic ut the above House for three past can
safely appeal to her old customers charac
ter as a iandlady, and the popularity of her House
septl2u MADAME CHAJrVEI.
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John Anderson,

Justice Of tn e = ace,
OHice-A few doors below T. ElIarl Beans & Co. OF
B-oa1 street. Nevada.
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Charles H. Balm,
4. p. DAVIS,
GnnSmith,

Having survived the fire the subscriber has again
i tablshcd himSclfou SPRING STREET, in the rear
of United States Hotel where he will prosecute his
business for the present in the Gunsmith line
Rifles AMI Shot Guns kept constantly on hand for sale
Pistols Powder, shot Leal. Balls, Caps. Wadding,
FlaSks, Powder Horns, &C. sc.
Guns an Pistols repaired and putt order at the short
notice. Having superior Lathe he can manufac-
aurc any part of machinery which may be desired.
New Riies undo to nrller o24-tf
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Administrative Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the estate of
n JOHN HUGHES deceased mortified TO present
the same properly authenticate the UNDERSIGNED at
her residence Penn Valley, Nevada county within
ten months from this date, the will be barred
HELEN HUGHES, Administrative
A. A. SARGENT. Attorney.
Nevads October 2nd. l-J5.-im
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A QuEsTIoN Are the outskirts Of
civilization hoped
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JOHN LARK,
Egobimson,s Crosslr,g!

Wholesale and Retail Druggist
b Vain street, Nevada
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SCHNAPPS ! SCHNAPPS !

ID ARBlER has received by the clipper Osborn Howes
- his invoice of Schnapps Bottles. bearing his name
lie now informs his numerous friends and patrons tina
rom this date his justly celebrated chnapns will be pu
M IN the very sane order Woe's, with wrarpes
oearlhg MS signature aug Tim
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GhIrieS MOrrill-

FN Importer and WholesaeDraie in Drugs -
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes. Toilet Foods -
Garden : eeds. English and French Chemicals
A GENT for all the Observation-Disclosures
L of Camphene and Polar Oils sc &c
9 Orders justly attended to-Tcrns liberal
San Francsco-Store corner of Sansnme and CLAW st
Sacramento-Store on street, corner Third. feb
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said railroads and branches shall be and remain public
highways for the Of tie government OF the United
States free from toll other charge sfon the transpOrtA
ton OF any property troops of the United Stses
SEC A. And De Jsrths enacted That the lands hereby
granted to said Territory failure State shall be disposed
fby said Territory future STATE sny IN the manner
following that is say that quantity OF land not ex-
eeedng hundred and twenty sections fer eseh OF said
roads and branches and included within continuous
length OF twenty miles Of each Of said roads and branches
may DE sold and when the governor OF said Territory or
future State shall certify TO the Secretary of the Interior
that any twenty continuous miles of any of said roads
branches y completed then another quantity Of land hereby
granted not 10 exceed hundred aud twenty sections o
each Of said roads and branches having twenty continuous
miles completed aforesaid AND included within contnu
Gus length of twenty miles OF each OF such roads branches
may be sold and So from time to time until said roads
and branches are completed and any of said roads
branches is completed within tea years further sale
shall be made and the LANDS unsold shall revert 10 the
United States.
SEC Ind be further enacted, That the United States
mail shall be transported said roads and branchei
under the direction Of the Post Office Department. at such
price as Congress may by law direct Provdd That until
such price is fixed by law the Postmaster General shall
have the power 10 del ertrine the same.
SEC And be Il further enacted That in any lands
the line of said roads branches within any Indian
territory title to the shall accrue shall the
be entered upon by the authority of said Territory
State until the Indian title to the same shall have Teen
extinguished.
SEC Z. And be further enacted That there be- and is
hereby granted to the State of Alabama for the purpose
of aiding in the construction of railroad from the line
OF Georgia the Chattahoochee river TO the ti OF Mo-
bile, Alabama through the Counties of Henry, Dale
Coffee Covington, Conecuh, Baldwin, and Mobile and
branch railroad from Eufaula to Montgomery throngi
the counties of Barbour Pike, Macon and Montgomery
chartered by the State Of Alabama by act entitled IAN
authorize the Savannah and Albany Railroad Com
papy to extend their railroad from the line of Georgia.
the Chattahoocee river TO the city Of Mobile Aabama and
to extend branch road from Eufaula to Montgomery,
approved December twentieth eighteen hundred and hf
three alternate sections of the public lands to the same
tent and in the manner and upon the same limia-
tons and restrictions in every respect as was granted to
aid in the construction of other railroads under act OF
Congress entitled An act granting public lands in alter
nate sections the State of Alabama to aid in the
sucton Of railroads In said State approved June
three eighteen hundred and ffty-six
Approved March 3. 1857
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Dr. KASE's DoG.--The Newark Daily Advertiser says:
Ire Arctic dog brought home by Dr. Kane has srayed
away Of In Allegany He has become the property Of
James Macarthur timber dealer in Oram- The recently
intense cold weather bias kept this large black shaggy ami
mai in high spirits When they take him into the forest
among the timbcrhewers, where he do HARM and
remove his muzze he all of prank seeking the
deepest drifts and actually burying himself for delight
you can see the dry move but senbance Of dog
I'LL on sudden be pops giving his hairy fleece ire
mendous shake and away be for another dive Mr..
Macarthur calls him rs ki-mo'- Esquimaux mot very
smooth name but characteristic To look Esk fair in the
lace you almost likeness Of black bear though his
eyes rather anguid His long, soft shaggy covering is
nearly equal in bulk to his body. When left TO run at
arge in the village, he muzzle to prevent his de-
sroyng the pigs and chickens
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IMPORTANT NFoRMATIoS.--The Norfolk Argus commu-
ma'es fact in of its recent issues which Is highly
,mportant-part;cularly to such threatened with
mat fatal and insidous disease known consumption
IL seems gentleman in Louisiana bought consump-
1--WE negroes from dealer in Norfolk and placed them
us sugar plantation. They ate beautifully OF the cane but
more especially of the young shoots The slaves who had
"en thin, weak and sickly, became strong robust
ana hearty, and in short time all of the disease
with which they had been affected entirely disappeared
ioe Argus learns that this platter has standing order
Norfolk for negroes who have the symptoms of the dis
ease and of course expects to get them at reduced
price
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PHoroGRArHY Few aware (says the New Yorb
Evening POST Of the great which this art attained
during the past few years Like most of the great prac
cal discoveries which characterize the century its growth
has been electric it has passed rapidly from develop
ment to another acquiring power and excellence till
the present result which to forbid further imme
dia,e advance Its proce will undoubtedly be more
varied and its range of application wider experiment
determines it's utility but in the department of portrait
ure Ito which II has thus far been principally devoted
further improvement seems improbable
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SuicIpE wELL-KSows PHYsIcIAs.--Dr. Samuel b
Phillips respectable physician of the city of New York
committed suicide at bis residence Wednesday last by
swallowing dose Of prussiac acid Dr. Phillips was 81
years Of age and native Of the State Of Connecticut
but has for many years resided in the city Of New York
Upon his person was found the following paper:
here declare that my dear Harriet has not been tbs
cause OF my msfortunes 1t is myself and tired OF
my sinful nature, and Of sinful cheating world
May God forgive mel am yours ever"
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DkoasIa corros.-The Georgia papers just now
Aen up with the unprecedenedy large receipts Of cotton
already more than two millions OF baes. The common
on in that State also in Carolina, to be that
comparatively little cotton remains the plantations
lne crop has been hurried market earlier than usual
oer the stmnlans Of high prices good roads, and excel
lent navigation
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UNITED STATES NAVAL Cousr oF IseutRY.
Washington, February 26, 1857.

THE advocate for the information
under the LIST section
AIRY 1881 will he advised
been referred
desirable that In presenting themselves they should
OF they
specifying which OF the ftness for
naval ervicr mentioned In the their 10 be
applied respectively and which
be rcquired and in respect ~ what witn.fsps
Feb 2st-u j. NJ. CARLISLE Judge Advocate.
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BY TELEGR PHI.
D.nnrture Of lSenator ,Sumne,

New YoRK, March THE steamship Fulton sailed at
Southampton and Havre with seventy passengers
including Hon. Charles Sumner, and small amount OF
specie.
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer 10 Hfne, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
HAS very Of champagne In quart
III pin,s, he desirabic brands.
Ao sparkling Peray white and pink Madeira sherry, Port
Teners Sicily Rhine Wines Noselie Preach wines, red
white; Gognae schedam gin Jamaica Scotch wh'key
wnskey Curscoa, ane,e and OF he own preparation
cherry brandy blackberry juice s'omrch bit'efs
Also, sbsinhe kirsebwasser, aud Havana cigars
Dec I-3ufwfm
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Marine Disaster.

New YoRK March THE schooner Nebraska from New
York, bound to Georgetown, s. O. Is reported ashore
Hatteras Point. Her cargo had been landed.
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Digest OF English Reports.

..sa LITTLE, BROWN, CO.,
Law and Foreign booksellers, Washington street, Boston,
Digest or English Reports.
of the decisions England
English Equity Reports the FIRST volume he iir
-d inclusive BY Chauncey Smith, esq sso PHce IS So
HS abstract of about forty I'VE hundred cases
several chancery, common law cmnal anmrI
aud complete synopsis OF me deer
siois OF The English for period Of hve years
yenitnce of the country Every practitioner mas
The English dgesfs The embarrassment 10 winch
the differ. nee in the practice subjects the Amer
book prepared expressly the pfoies
dlees, Is labor cconomizins the time Of
lawyer and any expedent esd promote that adds
The Law and Equity Digest contains enc
OF great uyhe OF each case has AZ us COM
mepcement caption italics indicating the point decided and
enabling determine at glance tne case ohe
which he desires to consnit. -. - ..,.-
published in this country con'ains
only the Law and Equity REPORTS Ga. a e nhes ne
lawyer 10 find any these BY this means me
index all the English reports ana may oe nsea
with ian any DINER o'ge Oh os' sases P
shed in this CO. nty.
.aso, recently published, md
Grays Massachusetts, Repors, vol. 3. evo. 81.
CurIis's Circuit Court Rsport', vi 2 svo. - 5o
English Equity Reports, vol 35 evo -
Parsons,s Elements o Mercantile Law. svo. IS 50
Bishops Comm Criminal Law, vol. Syo. - DO
Wares Circuit, Reports second edition, with additional
Cushing. Law and Practice of Legislative Royal
empseada Circuit Court Reports Ninth District, Arkansas svo
Caris. Decisions Supreme of the United States, with
digest, % vols. svo. S66.
Digest the Decisions OF the Supreme Court 1.-THE Uni
ted States. svo. IS So
United Digest, vol. Is. Royal vo S.
Walkers Introduction American Law third edition. enlarged
whea,on's International Law si1th edition. evo &c.
Story Contracts fourth edition. revised and enlarged yo
Mar 6-eod3hf
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OE MARYLAND.

The following numbers Of the Maryland Conso-
dated Lottery Suquehanna Canal
drawn Ma oh 4, 1857:
AS AZ 10 Is So 30 So rs l6 % IS IS
The following are the Paapseo Institute
Lottery, c.ass SO, drawn March S, 1857:
AZ &C "a 10 Ga As Al 3 81 SO
The following numbers the Maryland
Lottery the bcneh OF Carroll County, &c. class TO-
March 5, 1851
Ia 10 | II 20 II 6 CA 76 80 81 IL
The following. numbers of the Paaasco
Lottery, class 81, drawn March @, 1851:
60 IS % 10 IS Al 10 So 81 l6 so 2s
r. FRANCE Co., Managers
ID. n McPHAII, Commissioner.
Mar 7-It
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The Congressional Bank,
Corner of Louiriaua and Seventh street,
Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE g. CO., Bankers.
Union. Marine and fire
risks effected in all the principal Offices In the
United and Canada.
Deco d9pt

CPRING GOODs.-E. OWEN SON, military and naval
y taiors, 22 Pennsylvania make known
they opened their
goods embracing choice selection OF cloths
venss and will be pleased have them call and
anime. Mrb-dtw
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DIED,

city, Friday, the 9Th instant hs residence Of hi
father, H. @. ONEALE, Mr. SINGLETON H. e'NEALE,
Frederick city, Maryland, In the 3st OF his
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Grand Promenade Concert and Ball.


Grand PROMENADE Concert and Ball.
THE MANAGERS Inauguration Ball. the de-
sire q ars. number Of The ehen and visiting 'uans " have
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9,
at THAR sp enaid Rooms,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL,
And have engaged for that purpose The entire Mase Band with the
The best refreshments viii. De seryed by G. cruiier
An ecnt police has be engaged 70 serve oder and ve
has been made for the comfort OF pon zns he
ass ass n ons b d
Stevens Joe sninston wm FBayy and at The door On h'
be open u O'Clock he dancing
commence at O'Clock. March f-iit
EuR RENT-A elegantly furnished house, now in
e.nv III and an excellent kitchea With hot and cola
water. and gas throughout The entire house
and sa hot
Per ~ inquire az shs PREMISES. No. 5s
SECOND street, corner pennsyiyania avenue
"GEr The BEST" wEasrE aUAnTo Die
w HAT every family counting room, student,
and indeed who would know the right o. Ian
nan good Engl sh dictionary of dy necessity AM permanent
value.
wEBsTER's UNABRIDGED
the recognized standard constantly cited and relied
q asss 10 our Ssvs oh S'ds and public dis
CAN MAKE A BETTER INVESTMENTS
For copiousness cxactude donon adapt dness to
Of science and literature, The valuable
the kind thar 4 savG in language" #Ml
president WaylanJ.
Published ~ MESa.sM sGf ing
March 7-lmd&rp.t
Dha.cs ct Causes CeIebres du Droit Maritime
ns, par Baron tcrin,nd Cusy vols Ictavo. Lep
sic. 1856.
RecurI de Trates Conventions Aches nplomatqpes
par Baron Martens lie Baron Dc Cussy volumes.
Leipsic.
R,cue dAance de Pax de Treve, de Neurate,
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Ceebres du Dro dcs Gems, De Martens
Q vo4 Pars
Historic Abrigee Trate de PaI, par schoe
Brussels
10 wis London.
Mar7t FHANCk TAYLOR.
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POt RENTThe four story brick dwelling, with all
improveU situated street, north side between
To good and permanent tenant the will
be moderate. Inquire no. 39i street.
March 7--s6tift
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SCHEDULE ]

All books maps charts mathematical nautical instru-
mens philosophical apparatus and all other articles what
ever imported for the of the United States all phsoph
ical apparatus Instruments books maps aud charts stat
ues statuary bus and casts Of marble bronze aaber
or plaster OF paris paintings aud drawings echngs spec
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ffz- The First Annual Exhibition OF the Washing-
toa Art Association comprising pictures by th
artists the United States will be opened TO the pnhc at
Mr. Corcorans building II between 18Th and 18th
streets on sturdy morning next Instant 10 O'clock
will coninie open, day bet~crn The
hours OF no. m Tickets admission
cured principal bookstores the CITY, Single
admission, twenty five cents season tickets, my cents
rt--tu
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nHF.SIDEST BUCHANAN'S Imam gurni Address, print
fine paper with beautiful and appropriate Dor
der framing Price fine satin, OIL 5o fine
cents per copy be (pepd) by mail receipt of the
adyer ,rice liberal discount &c Just pub
lishtd by MURPHf CO.,
Printers Publishers Marble building, isa Baltimore ST.
March 7-d5
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FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.

NJ C, Broks A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages.
Rev W y. Paxton, A b., Mathematics and Natural sc
ia. Munroey a, b., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss NJ. G. s iepud, Bellies Letires and History.
Miss NJ. l.. Best, ELsLth and Physiology.
Mary ], La Reintrie, Fr,'nch ana Danish. g
Mons Emile Ket Drawing md Painting.
Mons. j. scharfer, Piano. p"
Mrs Eizl A. Eeirie, Guitar. ..
Miss Ellen q. Gobr ght, Piano and Singing.
Miss = liza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
Mrs. r.. A. Keirle, Vocal Music. .. y. er
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EOR RENT-Tha very commodous and convenient thrown
north side of e. between sth
and 10Th streets order
cCeand Of the INTERIOR he being the
Possession will within
a : afer the 10Th OF March. =
subscriber nj SD u, between 9Th and 18th
streets, or a The Patent Office.
FebN-u THOMAs BERRY.
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New Law Book.


LITTLE, BROWN, CO.,
Law Foreign Booksellers liz Washington street, Boston.
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EXPENSES

Board and tuition per annual session, 200 TO S20
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DISTINGUISHED srRASGKRs-Among the many eminent gen
temen in this city from various sections Of the Union
notice Major W. L. Dewart Col. Montgomery, Hon
Alison White, Hon Arnold Plumer Hon. NJ. @. Trout Hon
Henry Phillips, and Ex-Governor Porter, from Pennsy
vania.
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CoSFBREscE.-The Baltimore annual conference, NJ
Church. commenced regular annual session in Bamor
on Wednesday. The business thus far has been mainly
preliminary The conference is very large and will prob
ably remain in session for two weeks.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-28
CRIME IN ENGLAND.


Crime seems rampant in England.
We have never known so many villainies
chronicled by the English press as du-
ring the last six months. There appears
nothing too horrible to be perpetrated.
By night and by day, in the open streets.
or the dark and gloomy allies of the
cities, crime seeks its victims, and per.
petrates its wickedness upon life and
property without fear and scarcely with
out molestatiou. It is difficult to define
the cause of all this, unless we seek for
it in the low state of public morals which
exists, or the great disparity between the
high and the low-the extravagances
and excesses of the one, and the misery
and starvation ofthe other. On single
page of the Liverpool Post we find one
case of child murder" three cases of
/" stabbing,' two cases of robbery" :"
one of shooting" four cases of " bur-
glary," one "double attempt at murder"
one of "assault and attempt at murder, ;"
and two of g garote and robbery a new
system which consists of coming up
stealtbly behind a person, seizipg him
by the throat with both hands, with one
knee placed in the small Of the back,
holding him in that position until sec
ond person relieves the victim of what
ever he may have about him. oa-
Great complaints are made of the in
efficiency of the police, and tits certain
that unless something is done to check
this extravaganza in crime, England will
become as unsafe residence as ever
Texas or Arkansas were in their earlier
days. h-t 1aiai.i rs
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AN ELOQUENT PASSAGE.

L
Thomas F. Meagher, the Irish orator,
lately delivered an address in New York,
entitled /" Contrast between Royalty and
Republicanism." It was production
brilliant and eloquent, like all Mr.
Mesgher's oratorieal efforts. After de-
scribing the terrible scenes through
which Napoleon III. passed on his way
to the throne of France, the speaker
drew contrast between the browning
of Napoleon and the Inauguration of Mr..
Buchanan, in the course of which he
used the following glowing language:
g Enough to say, that having, from
his earliest manhood, served his country
faithfully-having honestly worked out
his apprenticeship to her-now in the
solid maturity of bis years, she rewards
him with the largest share in the con-
cern. Enough to say, that hdving with
diligence, spotless rectitude, and the
sseadiest ability. labored for years to
consolidate her interests, augment her
fortune and domain, extend Der salutary
influence and establish her good name;
never having, as that Prince of Dark
ness ruling France had done. disturbed
the public peace to aggrandize himself;
never having steamed up the Potomac,
with a starved eagle under his arm, to
pounee upon the Treasury; never hav-
ing sought to corrupt the army, the cler-
gy, or the magistracy; breaking no law,
oath or covenant; sturdily devoted to
Republicanism here, and everywhere, in
Londen as we'll as Lancaster; without
resorting to the least intrigue, ,treachery,
or violence; without sEeck of blood
upon his hand or the shadow of false
hood on his soul-he is declared the
First Citizen of America.
Son the fourth day of March, he
will proceed to the Capitol, and there,
in presence of the Senate, the Messen-
gers of the Electoral College, the House
Of Representatives, Ambassadors of For
eign Courts, Delegates from every State,
officers of the brave and enlightened Ar
my to whose custody is committed the
of the Republic, officers of the
Navy, whose wooden walls bear through !
The storm the thunderbol;s of Freedom
standing on the steps of,the Capitol,
n presence of this great audience, with
lead uncovered, he will call upon God
IS God viii be his judge-te be witness
,f his truth with which be couseosates