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One PRICE CLOTHING
J. LIPP & CO.,
). W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS,
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to cur
customers full value for their money
~ CLOTHING MADE To ORDER in the best manner,
Come and see us ol-3m
LONDON HAIR BRUsHRs.-A complete assortment
of the best London make comprising great variety the
most desirable patterns, of all sizes.
y. HYNSON JENNINGS & co
PHARNACEUTlSTs,
o27-tf IS North Charles street
IMPORTANT TO HoUSEKEEPERs.
To know that they save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCiy Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
slO-f JAMES II. JOHNSON
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WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWN MACHINES.
Nsto and Fattable improvements
DIAGRAM THE LOCK STITCH.
CCG7g-g@g-IEgc
This the only stitch that be ravelled and that
presents thes appearance upon each side seam II
IS Gde with two threads upon each side the fabric
ard interlocked in the oft Send for Circular
OFFICE-255 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sl6-y Baltimore Nd
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|T{DVERY LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
- OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE &c
aItenntion y invited to the valuable REAL ESTATE
GRQUND RENTS STOCKS,&c, belonging to the estate Of
e rate Leonard Jarvis, advertised by f. o. HINCKIF Fly
executor and Trustee to be sold at public auction by Glib
ON y NJ at the tXchnSe Salesroom in Second street
Ra t9 c3mfmenGns at u clock each day This pro,
offered at time public sale in this city and sbonId
command t attention of capitalists and others seeking in
EestenS Of so desirable character The COMPRISES
some OF ne hrs business stands in the city, among which
We note Two valuable WAREHOUSES; Baltimore street,
between CHARLES and Hanover Streets one ditto on German
SIrGGt Immediately in the of the above Two WARE
utSS on south Charles street, below German street
Three AkEHOuSES on Baltimore street, below Trpolsts
alley valuable DIV ELlNG North Charles street the
I o. sad deceased with other highly desirable
Ell GfOI Nd RENTS STOCKS &c For particu-
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u ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND

DP ASYLUM FOR y : The F E BLIND.
foi' HE BENEFIT 0FTHE BLIND ASYLUM OF THIS
r., ,r-,, 49, CITY, WILL BE HELD
AT THE HALL OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
~, TO commence on MONDAY the 18th of November next
Inc Far Will be given by the Ladies of the different Rel
ns Societies. and the proceeds will be devoted to the en-
gemeht OF TINS noble institution. The patronage of the
pnbic is respectfully solicited. COS .5sTvtitNi w
80,
NNATENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE LON
k11'ON BOokS-We invite the attention Of purchasers
t very large and interesting collection and yau
e LONDON BOOKS ne Gallery and other superbiy iusra-
% orhs nov arranged for examination at the Aucfi0n
1G3h ms o. GIGSqn Co. n CHARLES STREET to be
mencing at o'clock. - ~" -A'''' I II
81; gs54lay THE THIRD MUSICAL SOIREE OF
SsEfSs HI III BEETHOVEN SOCIETY win take place on
Sls- Thy rs W, November 10, at the MONUMENT Al
streets. W anu OeiI'ie
Grand PIANO from the factory of Mr.. VIM Knahe n9.2t
get THE LAST, THE BEST,
W
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f{D TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE
y Ny attention was called this morning to paragraph
me herman correspondence Of yesterday, that haC
stated would not accept election, would return
my certificate as soon asitwas received" This is not so
nave SAID would not claim my seat a member of th
House of Delegates but leave to that body to Judge of my
right to it. Respectfully, WI 4 WiS0WG j
NOyc1nhpr "a - " 4A'O-'S
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MILLER Il BEACHApS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC SrORE


Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited iis-
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ETp AT A LARGE MEETING OF THE RE-
~ FORMERS OF THE ELEV ENTH WARD held pur-
uant to notice Monday evening" the It'll instant George
NJ Gill; President in the Chair w c. N Carr was appointed
Secretary The following preamble and resolutions were
then presented by William II, Norris, and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS This meeting been advised that the Reform
Central Committee about terminate its abors and
eylng that some efficient action should take place
ReSolUed That with view to vindcate the right of su
tage in the city Of Baltimore take to set aside
the pretended elections held in this city ID day of
Vember last and TO fair and free elections hereafter
ward.
ReSolced That the Reformers in all the Wards in this city
ne requested to meet and appoint speedily as possible
nVe delegates TO the Convention to be held aforesaid
heS0tce, That when the appointment of delegates shall
Deen made IN such wards as will unite in the proposed
Convention that the chairmen of the several delegations
meet and fix the time and place holding the said Conyen
non ana give public notice of the same.
fe$0tred That all the candidates the Reform ticket
VINO nave been returned as in the minority, the election
of the I'd day Of November last requested 10 contest the
S0trd That the candidates Congress in the Sd and
4t election districts Of this State who have returned
as IN minority at the election of the I'd November last,
re41sjed 70 contest the validity of the said election
Nllam H. NorriS, Thomas C. Jenkins Charles Wehered
ana James Hodges, be appointed delegates to represent
llth Ward in the said Convention.
WILSON C. N. CARR Secretary ~ ''i'''' o'i' IL It
IP ICE.-MERCANTTLE LIBRARY
- ASSOCIATI0N, BALTIMORE, November Sth, 1885,
Spscal General Meeting of the members will held
the Rooms of the Association TOMORROW Thursday
N at ~ O'Clock, to consider the ratification of a
proposed amendment to the Constitution
luil attendance of the Active Members requested
IN. by order, II. W. ROGERS,
~ 11,,.r
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Al Licensed BY the State of MARYLAND.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada
- Township of Nevada. By virtue of a de-
cree to delivered issued from the Court OF
John Anderson, Esq. acting Justice of the Peace
in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date 10th
day of January, a. b, 1859, TO satisfy judgment
rendered by said Court the 18th day of January
A. d. 1889 in favor Of J. y. TURNER and ayains,
AVERY and WIFE FOR the of S252 50, dcbt.
interest, damages and costs Of suit l have taken
in and under a decree. and Will sell to the highes
bidder for cash, the following described property:
House and lot, situated on Broad street, Ne
vaja the south side of said street the
junction of Broad and Commercial streets and
known the Broad Street House, fronting on
said Broad street g. feet running back 100 feet.
more or less will sell the same at the Court
House door. in Nevada city, on SATURDAY th,
I:th of February A. :" 1883, between thci hours Of
clock, A. N. and ) o'clock. W. of sand day.
Taken the property of Avery ( Wifo II satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs.
L. S. GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada JAN onth. 1859
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Notice of Mechanics Lien.

State Of California, County and Township of Neva-
da- ss. Before E. ". Smith, Justice of the Peace.
Milton T. Hogans VS. A. o. Felt.
Whereas the above named Plaintiff. has commenc-
ed his action against The above named defenden
for the enforcement of Mechanics Lien on the
following described premises, viz All that certain
house, tenement and appurtenances, situate lying
and being in the town and County OF Nevada and
State aforesaid the same being erected on the GER
tain lot of land situate Broad street in said town
of Nevada, the south side of said street, bounded
the east by lot belJn ITO Mrs. Won Poelntz, on
the west by lot owned by james Hoel, having front
Broad street of about six fee and running back
Spring about forty feet said Spring street.
said building being occupied by said A. o. Felt
as dwelling or lodging house. Now, therefore ali
persous holding claiming liens on the said prem
ises are hereby notified he and appear before me-
at my office in the city of Nevada on the 29th day
If January 1882 then and th-re to exhibtthe proof
of their said liens.
f. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace
Dated at Nevada city, this 9th day of January
4. D. 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Notice of insolvency.

In the District the Fourteenth Judicial Dstric:
ofthe Of Caifni MA In mNttcr of the Pc
tition of I. w. NYE an In solvcut Debtor
nI'RStANT TO AN ORDER Of the Hon Niles
l. Sa~lS, Judge Of the said District Court, notice is
hereby givcr all the creditors of the said Ins lvent
W NYE, 10 be End appear before the Hon Nihs ear~
aforesaid in open Court nj the Court Roon of said
C"urt in cv and County Of News Ia the 7'h day
If Fr' rua~y 4 ID. 1859. az 10 o'clock, A. NJ of that
dav. then and there to show causc. if they
why PRAYER of said !nsolvrut should be graz ted
and an assignment Of his Esfa'r be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and Utilities in pur>rar
fhc Statute in >uch made and provided and in the
Tine all proceedings against said insolyent be-
STAYED
illness NV hand and 'hr al Of said Court this tn
tlav Of ianuarv. A. - 's!9
jSeaD IFS SIIOFMAKrE. CIR;
Nv Wm Smith, Deputy
SlpGrxT, tt'v for Pl-utif jan
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued cut Of
ID tho toun:v Court for Placer county ,d di-
HOUSE and against T.. G.. bDER1.Y, have seized
ana shalt expnSc for sale ut public auction at o'clock
i. v on MONDAY, JAN. 3l-t. 1859. at Lowell Hill, in
Little York Township, the following described proper
HOTEL known a. the jefferson House with the
stable and out-bu!dugs, Garden auI all the apurfe-
belonging appcrtaning thereto AISo-A
RANCH. with building situated thereon. III" Hotel is
situated on Lowell Iil Little York Township. Nevada
county. The KaIch IS situated within half AIile OF
the Hotel
The above is taken the property of L. c. AdIerly,
{ satisfy jud s1ncnt and ,ccrlIinl. ,stS.
q. Little York, Nsva,i. county. January TO- 1859,
j. licCONNELL, Constable.
January 2T-tdS
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Che.iHs 81 e.

DY virtue of 4 Decree of Foreclosure TO dire ted
and issued Of the Hon" able pi.trict Curt Il
The i Iuc'A District in aud tor the County OF Ncva
ia Whereas the 18th day Of January, ID
-J9 fii,al Judgment and d,cr rcndc'cd n the
District Court of the 18th Judicial Ii tic of tn" State of
California l. and for the ourty # Nevada in tav0r Of
NJ. Wheeler and sgan>t rhn.ua> Buttcr;rld a n T..
Tom, kius for the of S60.9 with interest IN the
the of cr per month, from the
rendition udgn until paid together With all costs
Of suit And whereas on the sad 18th day 'f January
.c5J il waS ordered 4 dccrrei by the ail Court that
the mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs rom 'aint b. fore
closed. aud the proa,rty therein described to- wit
All that certain tract lsrccl Of LAND, lying ana
heiag situate in Bear Valley, the h. al Nat r. III
Bear River, IL the counties ut Nevada III Placer AID
known As "WhteleI'~ Ranch and naming lo0
wa sold & d conveyed by Pa ntif aid dcf, ian
Thomas BUtt,rlicid AMI /. q. T"miku, and by them
murtgagch to all iainrif to secure the pETcdas"
money; hirh SAID thus executed was, on the
i9h ,lav of March 1906 duly corded III Book , of
Mortgages in the Recorders ofirc, of Nevada county
and '-iwarl, n-wit: the i6h f September \. ID
1850. aeain recorded IN Book u. of Mortgages III
Recorders Office of llac,r county. ages 80 ahd
3g on the idth day Of Ap ii. e.5 be Levied upon ard
sl satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs and the
proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said Slls
Of money a. storeSSid
Notice i hereby given that SATTRD il. the 18th
day OF February I5j9 between the hours of 0"c ckA
VI ami O'Clock. Z. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city ada will sell tpubic auction +"
the highest bidder for cash hand, tn above described
property satisfy aud pay the aforesaid judgments.
Given und my hand office, the city of Nevada
this the 18th day of January. 1853
SW. HORINC:. Sheriff.
BY Ed. BUTEFLL, Deputy jap2- w
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
A SUcTIoy WE'LL. AT Srocxrov

A SUCTION WELL At STOCKToy.-
For some time past an experiment has
been in progress of boring for water in
Stockton to be used in case of fire, in
stead of building cisterns. 1t appears
that boie of seven inches in diameter
was sunk to the depth of ninety-seven
feet. The result Of the operation, ac.
cording to the Republican was entirely
successful. The Eureka Engine play
ed out of the hole, but did not exhaust
the water. The cost of the we'll and the
suction is said to he cheaper than the
building ofcsterns.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
SUMMONS.

State Of California County of Nevada. Township Of
Rough Ready, Before J. NJ. Maguire. J. p.
The People Of the State of California, to Edward
TRULY.
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace. at bis office in
said Township. Monday the 3lst day OF ia 1uarv
1859. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ to to The complain
of James NJ. Patterson who demands Of Won St72 76
upon contract as shown hy the complaint now on
file in nv office On failnre to appear and answer
Judgment will he rendered against ,ou for the said
sum of SlT3 76 and costs of snit.
Given under my hand. this 81 dav Of January.
1859 7 NJ. MAGCIPE T. T.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
SEEaIFF'S SALE.

DY vir uc Of Execution dire ted and issued
ID ofthc County Court of Nevada C"uuv. State "f
California, Judgment rendered n the 7fh day Of
January. A ID 1893 in favor Of 4 e Iitiuckrn & Bro.
and against Lewis Nass and James McCslnbridgc f.r
the of Sl9i l. debt aud costs If uit have cvicd
upon the following described nr 'pnrtv. tn-vit All
the ticht title and interest Of the within named de-
fend ints of i'll and ain Saw mi engin.
with located ah quarter Of tie of the
town Of OIncra N'va IN C.un'y. State of aiforna.
Notice il hereby given that on THIRSDAN. 10Th
day Of FEBRUARY. Sj2 between the hours of Ten
O'clock A. NJ. and Tour o'clock p NJ. in front of the
Court House Door Nevada, viii sell for cash in hand,
the above described property. TO satisfy aldp pay the
aforesaid judSn.uts.
Given under my hand Al oficr, in Nevada this the
20th day Of anIaey, !eJJ.
s W. BORING, Sheriff.
n
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

A BETuTIFuL gir., who has acquired
fame and money as singer. in Eng.
land. was recently acknowledged by a
lord as his daughter. lie offered her his
protection and name, which she rejected.
Her friends interceded tut she replied,
"My father refused TO recognize me
when | was in obscurity and poverty,
now that l am celebrated; I'd rich, re-
fuse to recognize him. Let Us be strang.
ers to each other"
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

On an Ertcnsire Scalc.-The theatre
known as La Scala, in Milan, is the
third largest in the world, writes a
European correspondent - the Opera
house in Moscow being the largest, and
the San Carlo, in Naples, the second in
extent. La Scala will accommodate
1000 spectators IT'S stage is as extern
sive as many theatres of note:
ain II e orchestra" says the writer
81 counted seventy-three musicians;
there were fifty one male and sixty sew
en- female chorus singers, whilst the Or
ehestra was aided by whole real mill
larry band, lent gratis by the government
dressed in theatrical costumes in Nor
ma," for instance, as Roman soldiers.-
There, also, were the principal vocal
performers, and some eight more non
speaking persons who filled up :he back
ground. Yet, with these three hundred
actors, the stage was but half full
There are thirty tickct-takcrs-and
last. not least, the scenic department.
II titC Udl!Cl litCI a. SCCUC,
which had in the distance a cascade of
real water, some eight feet broad, falling
from rock nearly twenty-seven feet
high. The moon was made ty an cleo
tric light, which could have illuminated
the whole theater sufficiently, had all
its force been given. As it was. the
lights were dimmed by its brightness,
and we viewed the gay dance by what
seemed real moonlight, in which the
leaping water foamed and beautifully
sparkled when the curtain was drawn.
and before the dancers had appeared,
the audience almost rent the house with
their shouts of admiration and applause.
The scene was fairy-like never did
see such an imitation of nature.
Next day, the director, from whom {
had the above figures, informed me that
this village scene cost, every night up.
wards of thousand zwanziger, or about
one hundred and sixty dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
NllilliltUllS,
State ofCalifaru

sta. Of CaifarnIq-- ountv and Township of rala-
In Justices Cuu.t, brf'r" Jnn- Anderson, !. p
dcup- OF the State uf California to J, l.. PETERS: :
NOU ara hereby .Uurou..d "a appear before the
drrs.ncd. Justice n the Peace. a his office in saii
Township ~Aft kDAN. FEB II. 1850. n O'Clock
\. NJ Ia answer the complaint OF j. Turner. who
demands of ttc pt y % HO debt. ii iuterc
the rate of6 per cent per mum from the sd # rril
ls)s per account lie. On failure 20 appear AID
ud Sncnt will be rendered against you for the
said sum ot Sl.6 % aud cost If sui
Given under my hand tins jth day Of Nov. 1858
JNO ANDERSON, Justice Peace.
Nevada Ne- - l-js-td
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
The Territorial Enterprise, published

The Territorial Enterprise, published
at Genoa, Carson Valley, says:
We were somewhat surprised. a few
DAYS since. while on our return from a
trip down the valley, to see a buffal"
feeding on the hill side near by. We
first concluded that we were laboring
under an optical delusion. but on closer
observation we found him to be gen.
uine buffalo.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

The Pollock Iestimon al The re
ceipts of the benefit for the widow of
Pollock, the poet. amount to 81 400. 1t
is fitting testimonial of the apprecia-
ton of the people of Californi. for ge-
nius and talent departed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

NEW PAPER.-The California Police
Gazettee has made its appearance. No.
lies on our table. Publishers and pro-
prietors, A, G. Hester and W. s. Bracy.
San Francisco. John B Urmy, Editor.
1t resembles the N. 7. Police Gazette
in appearance and matter.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

UNcoNsTIrUTIoNAL.--The Supreme
Court has decided that the law to pre-
vent the immigration of Chinese, passed
last winter, is unconstitutional.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

"Go MARRY. The most beautiful
howe,s are those which ase double; such
as double pinks, double roses. double
dahiias. What an argument is this
against the chilling deforinity of single
blcssedncss! "Go narry!" is written on
every thing beautiful that the eye rests
upon--begining withthe birds of para.
disc. and ending with apple blossoms.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Jbe Ntbaaa goutnal

THE HEsPERIAN.-The next number
of this publication begins new volnme.
1t will be issued on or about the 1st of
March, and will then assume Maya
zine shape, embellished with Mhograph
plates.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

fTNHE PARTNERSHIP existing between JULIUS
i DREYFUSS a I'd OSHA EASTMAN. WAS dis>olv-
ell by mutual consent on the l4th Of January, lS59
Juu Dreyfuss authorized collect the outsia idins
hills and settle the affairs OF the concern
JULIUS DREYFUSS,
January 9l IS59-3w OSHA EASTMAN
~ The United States Bakery will be conducted
hereafter by l.. w. pREYFUSS
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

Punch says: "a secret warrented to
keep in any climate, is woman's agel"
Horrid Punch.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
WHOLE NUMBER 422.

The MoRrARA MEETINo.--A meet
ing was held recently. in San Francisco
to express sentiments in relation to the
abduction of Jewish child, eaid to-
have been baptised by Catholic SER
want in the Jewish family, at Bologna.
on the Esd day of June last. The meet
ing was largely attended and addressed
by several Reverend divines, and other
eminent gentlemen. A series Of resolu-
tions were also passed.
According to a Catholic law child
of Jewish parents who had been bap-
tised into the Romish church can be-
taken away from its parents and
braught up strictly in the Catholic faith.
This law has been put in force on the
person of one Mortara's child and the
consequence is an Indignant outGurst or
the part of men recognizing the true
principles of il and religious liberty.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FTNHE COPARTNERSlIIP heretofore existing he
i tween F. w. May aud iioSmer, Snyder & Co q.
10 this dissolved by mutual con-ent All persons in
debted the late firm requested to MAKE immediate
payment to + w. MAY, who is duly authorized 10
settle up the business
F. W MAY,
HOSMER, SNYDER co
January 2o-4w By J NJ FmrShuIZ y Co
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

A New Military Route TO the Pacific
Suggestcd-Thc- Secretary of war, in
his late report, while discussing militia
ry roads, proposes new route to the
Pacific and suggests that it should be
explored. He says:
"A very large, and think, important
portion of our territory, lying North and
West of the Black Hills, towards the
sources of the Missouri and tributaries
coming in from the south side Of it is
almost wholly unknown Fl ought to be
explored. | have but little hesitation
i'll saying that a most important inter
communication between the Mississippi
valley, and the river Oregon will yet he
opened, and probably, at no distant day,
either through the country spoken of or
little .rther north. upon line extend
ing from Lake Superior along upon the
waters of the upper Missouri to those of
the Oregon. AT all events, we need
much information in regard to this coun-
Try. which nothing but careful explora-
ti"n can give. There are strong grounds
TO believe that between the waters of tho
Missouri aud those OF the river Oregon
portage of not more than four hundred
miles intervenes. If this should turn
out to he true and the grouud should be-
suitable for the construction Of a road
this route will be eventually one of the
most important yet discovered between
the Atlantic and Pacific for military pnr-
poses. Other regions of interest and
Importance, Of which we know next to
nothing, require to be explored"
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
CJNSTABLE'S SALE.

ED. BCRREIL Deputy.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-04

Ten DoLLAEs AND A HALF FOB 4
BREAKFAsT.-Joseph Beikirch, on Satur-
day morning appeared before the Mayor
and made an affidavit, in which he set
forth that he arrived in this city from
view Jersey Friday morning, and was ia
ken ha rttau55r to Freeman's Hotel, ISL
Cedar street. No agreement was made
as to the time he was to stay. He took
his breakfast and went out. In the af-
~ternoon. wishing to change his quarters,
he went after his baggage; and on offer
ing to settle his bill was charge ed ten dol
lars and a half. Ga demurring to this,
outrageous charge, he was informed that
no boarders were taken for less time than
a week, however brief the stay of a guest;
and Furthermore, that he could not have
his baggage until his bill was paid. Tbs
Mayor despatched an officer, and Mr..
Freeman was brought up to answer the
charge of attempted extortion. He SEEM
ed puzzled when'called on for an expla-
nation, but said if the man had paid his
bill there would have been no difficulty.
The Mayor compelled him TO give up the
mans baggage, and accept fifty cents for
the mans breakfast.-N. Y. Euening Post.