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&C.. FOR RENT.-The commodiouS three story
a::; brick DWELLING and STORE. No. ~ North
Royal street. adjoining John I. Creightons Hard
ware Store is for rent, on very reasonable terms To
good tenant. The house is in excellent condition.
and fitted up in the best style Water ana Gas
have been introduced, and fora business stand and
dwelling. is most desirable. Possession given ON
the 10th of November. Apply TO
JOHN I. CREIGHTON, or
oct1I-dtf JAMES ROACH.
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y. B.-Thc price in Great Britain of the five Pc
rodicas above named, is S3l per annum
A. We shall never again be likely to offer such
inducements those here presented,
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
Rsy- Remittances must, in all cases, be made
direct 10 the PnJEshers, for at these prices com
mission can be allowed to Agents. Address
LEONARD SCOTT L CO.,
Jan l-tf No. 81 Gold street, New York.
A GENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA RUBBER
n COMPANY.-GTTTA PERCHA rOATS,
cars. BOOTS, and CLOAR.S Silk, Alpaca, Sell
cia and Cotton Goats. Boots and Cloaks, Logging,
Cover. with Hoods, &C., wholesale and retail.
These goods are warranted TO stand any climate,
and will he sold at manufsctory prices.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
No 322 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th st',
and No. 1914 Duane street, doors west OF Broad
way. New York.
Washington. nov l5-eo2m
StERVANTS WANTED.-I wish 10 employ ~,
- the ensuing year, seven MALE SEkn
for the Dining Room, and four FEMhL6 oh
WANTS, two for Cbambermaids and TWO
AdJress SAMUEL HEFLEBom Ek,
n"SIZ,f ,rT city Hotel, Ale1'a., Va.
onO BBLs. NO. PoToMIAC nLhsdHG;
OUU 80 bbs and half bbi'' fnnL1 a ohAD,
'ot Sa's ~ Upper end Of King-st
,ry,ypRIA CITY six per cent STOCK.
a Registered and Coupon, for sale by
doc SC|tf C0RSE BROTHERS.
WOOL PURCHASED a, the highest cash
w prices, byu,, Dn,u,,
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DRY GOODS, &C

DRICES REDtCED.-We invite the attention
of our customers AMI friends generally to our
LARGE assortment Of FALL AND WINTER, DRY,
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS. in which
VIC are now prepared to offer bargains, a. we have
made .rea, reduction in our prices.
ian :. Il W. MEIENBERG.
\VOTICE.-Tl YLOR d HfTcHiSON will
y have all their accounts ready for delivery on
Monday, the Sd January. and trust their friend,
and customers will come forward and settle their
Indebtedness promptly and without delay.
ian l--lw
HRCAT BARGAIN NS.-i%HBY d WOOD
" are now Offering great bargains. Desiring to
close out our large stock we are now offering many
goods at a great reduction in this seasons prices.
We call attention to n beautiful assortment oi
2jc Muusiucs. now selling at zoe.
Twenty cent MouslincS at lie.
Twelve and half cent Calico at Zoe.
Superior French Mou,lines. at cost.
French Mcrinocs ut 15".
Cassincts. FlsnnelS. Shawls Irish Linens. llo-
scry. Gloves, undcrshirts. Hoped Skirts. with
everything new aud desirable in our line.
dee % No. l7O King street.
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JUST RECEIVED. and for sale
,D 80 boxes Ruisns. whole half and quarter
4 CitrOu; bale bordeaux Almonds
sack Paper Shell do
Hard Ito
FilhcrtS . do Cream Nuts
2O drums Figs; | fraii Dates
caSk CurrantS; 800 CocoauutS, fresh
500 Sweet Havana Oranges
5 bushels Ground Nuts
sack Pecans | caSk Canary and Il" Hemp
Seed: also. 4 fine assortment of TOYS for Christ
mas Holidays. with fine assortment of fine
CANDY too numerous to mention with variety
of Candy of my own manufacture. A fine lot of
Japan Cages. Breeding Cages; also. % pair OF
CANARY BIRDS. All of the above Goods will
sell low for cash. [. SCllAFER. Confectionery
nov : No 3 North Fairfax street.
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on NESTS CEDAR TUBS; Horse Buckets !;
~ Painted Pail. and Tubs Measures Piggins:
staff and Barrel Churn, Barrel Covers Covered
Buckets Nest Boxes Wash Board: : Clothes
Horses Step Ladders Wood Trays and Bowls:
Brass Bound Cedar Ware. for sale cheap. at whole
sale or retail. jan > JOHN OGDEN.
JOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT Ia ".
- will practice in the Courts OF Westmoreland,
Richmond. and Northumberland Counties. Post
Utfce. Rice'> Store. HestmoTeland County, Va.
dec ST
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

j.JlO Prizes amounting s32OO OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters S24.
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DRESS GOODS AT COST-WiShing to re-
duce our stock. we will sell rich French
Mouslius. French McrinocS, all colors. Poll De
Cheyir<: also, II beautiful assortment of Fancy
Dress Silks ut cost
ian TA1 LOR * HlltHlSpN.
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NNHE MOTNT VERNON PAPEKS, by INC
/ Hon. Edward Everett. now ready i'll the New
York Ledger. and for sale mt GEORGE SfGGERS'
Ch,rp Boo& and Pcciodicoi Norc. - Prince ,'freet
Harpcrs Magazine for January, il splendid
number. price 2jc.
Frank Leslie. New Family Magazine and Ca
zcttc of Fashion for January, 2jc
Godcy's Lady. Book, for January. 2jc.
The Great Republic Monthly. for January, 2jc.
New York Mercury. Weekly. Flag. Pictorial, Les
lie. Paper. IIarpers Weekly, Line of Battle Ship,
and all the papers for the week price to suit the
,imc. dee 29
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IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
| i am now manufacturing TIN WARE. which
am selling at wholesale. as low as can be bought
in Baltimore. or any Of the Northern cities. have
Il large stock ON hand, and can fill orders with des-
patch H. l; "hE"Dh
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NAME AND AMUSEMENTS FOR THE
" YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME.-The Snake
tame, Doctor kane's trip to the Arctic Regions
The Old Maid, Mother Goose. The Parlor Game
The Oregon came. Fashion and Famine, Movea
Die Alphahe; Cards. Conversation Cards, Fortune
Telling Cards. and variety Of new and interest
ing French and German Games and Puzzles. dc.,
Just received AMI for sale.
Jan 2 JOHN IL. PAhRol L.
DIAPER. PAPER, &c.-Another supply of Cap.
[ Letter, and N";e Papers in almost every va
rery Of style. quality. and price; also, wrapping
and Tissue Papers. Envelopes, Letter Press Copy
ing Books. &C.. just received. and for sale as cheap
A. they can bc bought in the Palaces of some 9TH
cr cities. jan $ JOHN II. PARROTT
\TEW BOUKS-The City Of the Great King.
y or Jerusalem as it was. il is and "a 1t l. to
be-. price -.
| In and Around Stamhoul. Sl.25.
Hadji in Syria or Three Years inJerusal"m. price
| - cents, for sale by
! ian JOHN. II. PARROTT.
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STHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase large
i 10, of Cotton or Linen RAGS, for which he will
paw in cash the highest market price.
4 nov J. Z. McGRAW, Upper end of King 81
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
OMEGA, MAY, 20, 1889.

ED. JouRNAL.-An ample supply Of
water is now furnished to about three
hundred miners in this place. who are
all at work hard and doing frst-ra.e.
Bowman, Lansing & Shrum took oat on
last Friday. after three weeks run with
four hands the neat sum of$1.45s. The
gold was obtained from the top dirt, the
bed rock still remaining untouched. The
claims Of Prescott & Co. are paying
SIS per day to the man. Marvin & Go.
and Nc Gonigle & Co. are realizing
about $40 per day to the hand. In fact
most of the companies about Omega
have no reason to complain. None
make less than 81 per day clear of ex.
penses, that am aware of.
Diamond Greek is turning out we'll.
The diggings there have been but re-
recently opened. For three days labor
Hackett and & Kirtly realized last week
$500. This is the first company that
has diggings completely opened at Dia-
mond creek.
There are miles of mining ground
about Omega still unprospected. and
what with the auriferous soil herea bouts
and the facilities for water now offered,
this place bids fair to become not long
hence one of the most important mining
camps in the whole state.
Yours Truly,
4 SrusrsIrrr
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

RAILROAD FROM SACRAMENTO TO
NEvADA.-We have before us circular
signed by the most prominent and nfu-
entail citizens of-Placer county, setting
forth in convincing shape the advan-
tages to that county and Nevada, and
the worth Of the investment that would
be certain by the construction Of rail-
road from Folsom to Auburn and ulti-
mately to Nevada.
The circular produces the stubborn
fact for anti-railroad men, if there be
be any, to combat, that the amount of
freight brought into and passing through
Placer county,is is annually about $1,000
tons. at $3.50 per ton, and 100 passen-
gers each way daily at $3.50 each,
with the addition of down freights. it is
demonstrated that the railroad to Au-
burn will be a paying institution. 1t is
proposed to form company with cap
itNi otOek VI @COU,0UV, 10 Ue lSSue1 i'll
shares of 500 each. for the purpose OF
constructing the rad. A subscription
list has been put in circulation and the
people of Placer are going at the work
in good earnest. The citizens of Neva-
da county are invited to cooperate with
their brethren in Placer.
1t must be obvious to every man in
Nevada city that the interest Of this
place lies IN the construction of a rail-
road coming from the direction of Au-
burn. A depot at or near this place
would be sure to command for ourselves
again the trade of the entire ridge
which is now given to Marysvilie. A
part of Sierra county would also depend
once more upon this city for supplies.
As a measure of policy we favor the
Auburn road, and would recommend the
consideration of the subject to our read
ers. A subscription Est, and the circular
can be seen at this Office. The latter
we shall lake occasion to publish next
week.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

j. w. LOcxWO0D.-Adverting lest
week toa prevalent disposition among
aspiring men to immediate themselves on
the altar Of their country we casually
mentioned the name of the gentleman
whose name heads this article. Speak
ing Of him in connection with others
who are perfectly willing to sacrifice
themselves for the public we are advised
is not quite enough. Others may wish
ardently to serve their country. and
doubtless, at heart, are nearly quite as
patriotic as Mr. Lockwood. But it is not
always the best way to estimate the will
equal to the deed Good intentions
are good enough IN their way. though
some ono has said and mary re-
peated it, that a certain nameless
place IL full of them. We do not
wish to disparage the patriotic i'm
pulses of the many candidates for Office
in this county. We only wish to suggest
that deeds are better tickets of merit than
impulses never executed. With deeds
as criterion for the bestowal Of offices
we can hardly see how the claims Of Mr..
Lockwood can he overlooked. He has
served the people without remote hope
Of reward in dangerous places where
GOODNESS and heroism are requisite
Our readers will remember that Mr.. j.
w. Lockwood volunteered to assist the
Sheriffs posse in an attempt to arrest
notorious gang Of murderers and robbers
below Glass Valley last winter Under
cover of night the arresting party, four
in number, made descent upon the den
of the williams who outnumbered them
two to one. A fight ensued in which
one of the murdsrers, Ed. Eugene Whit
ney, was killed, and another, Riley,
wounded secured and is now lodged in
Jail in this place. In the melee Mr.
Lockwood was severely wounded in the
right arm, hich has disabled him for
labor probably for life. He has never
presumed to ask an Office at the hands
of the people before.but has preferred to
gain an honest living by working at his
trade. Possessing good judgment.
and being an honest man. his friends and
himself have thought it would not be
out of character for him to try for the Of
fee Of county assessor.
We hope really in view Of the case
that the nomination will be bestowed
upon him by some party we care little
by which, provided there is good show
for an election. To the people, the
people not bound down by the dictation
of party leaders, we commend Mr. Lock-
wood.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

MAPs.-Mr S. A. Kelley is in town
and will remain two weeks for the pur-
pose of supplying citizens with wall
maps Of the United States. He has a
beautiful map. by A. J. johnson, about
seven feet square which he sells at SIG.
The map embraces the United States,
Mexico, Central America, the West In
dies and part of Canada. Each Re.
public is divided into States, and each
State inte eonnties or Subdivisions. and
all the towns Of note are distinctly mark
cd. The routes to and from California,
by land and sea are plainly laid down
and every place along them that we
have ever read of, noted. The mapiis
the very latest. seems to be well execu-
ted, and well worth paying for. Moth
ing ornaments room more than good
large maps Of countries. They give an
air of intelligence to the very walls
Especially should no American be
without his own great country hung up
for himself. and children, if he have
any, to gaze upon
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
A SUBSCRIBER.

JUDICIAL CHANGE.-Ths new County
Judge, D. Belden, began to warm the
seat occupied eight years by Judge Gas
well, on Friday last. A lot of the boys
vent up to the hall ofjustice to witness
the ceremonies Of installation, and hear
the farewell words of the retiring Judge.
At the appointed hour the incoming
judge walked up to the seat alone. with
out pomp or ceremony, took off his
beaver, and ordered the clerk to call the
jury roll, as if the change in the Judges
was of no Importance whatever. and
perhaps it isn't. Such is the silent
working Of our institutions-some-
times.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
SheriHS Sale.

RY virtue of an Execution 10 nee drscted and de .
II liversd issued out of the Honorable Districs
court, Of the Fourteenth Judicai District in and
for Nevada county, on the 18th day ST January
1855, in favor of Aaron Davis sad against VIM +,
Robinson for the sum Of Four Hundred and six So
100 dollars, debt, with interest on The said sum
from the 18th day Of January lS5S, at the rate of
three per cent per month until paid together with
$l37 35 doliars,- costs of suit.
All Of VIM. Robinson's right title and inter est
of in and to certain mining claim or claims. situa
ted on the north side of Montezuma Hill, Bridre
port Township, commonly called the Terry cos
claims, commencing in aravine at point abouta
quarter Of mile south Of Rey's Ranch bounded on
the north by vacant land: on the East bv Scotch
comDany's claims; the South It West by the
Golden Gate confpanys claims Also, that certain
tract fland on the South Yuba River, about fv.
miles from Nevada, at Robiuson's Toll Bridge and
known as Robinson's Peach Orchard ard garden
containing about nine acres together with epclos
ures, &c. &c.
Notice is hereby given that I Will expose to puh
lie sale, all the above described property. TO the
highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe oar House
door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day
of May A. D 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clocf
4. NJ. and P. u.
Given under my hand this 2sih' day Of Apri,
1852 Sw BORING. sheriff
By ED. BpRxE.L Deputy.
The above sale is postponed til SATURDAY, May
2Sth
s.W. DoRING, Sheriff
The above sale is postponed to Saturday, June
4th, 1859.
s.w BORING, Sheriff.
Per Ell Burrell, Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
SHEATH & ARNOLD,
No. 1913 J Street, cor of 9TH, Sacramento
Importers and
WHOLESALE GEkOCERS,
Agents for the New Idria
Quicksilver, the best and purest i'm the
SrATE. Agents for the
Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Co.
Northern Assurance Co.
Northern Assurance Co.

We are enabled to sell to the Country trade at
As LOW PRI' Els as the Jobbers at San Francisco Our
etock consists in part as follows
Apples-dried. and Fresh, in tins; Apple Sauce; Axe
Handfes.
Beef--Dred and Eastern; Bacon, Buster b
Buckets. Br'oms Ba ley
Candies assorted: Currants-dried; Cofec-ground
hio Java, Cheese. Cream Tartar, Green Corn, Car s.
Goldfish, Cranberries, Chicken, Corn Meal Camphepe
Candy, CLANS, Crackers--soda, and Boston
Floni-Haxall and GaAego, California, Buckwhea
and Rye.
Hams-varous brands, California and Oregon, HON
my, Honey, tins
Jellies and Jams.
sard-in tins and kegs Lobsters
Mackerel hf bbis bbs and kitts Mustard, Enelis b
Eastern and California; matches, maccaroni
oysters; Onions; Olive Polar, Lard and sperm oils.
reaches--dried, fresh and in tins. paper MANILA Pi,
Fruits Pepper. Pickles, Peas Pipes Pick Handles
Pork-els ar bbs and hlf bbl,; Mess Pork Potatoes
hasins, and whole box es; Carolina China iBatav
via aRilIa and Pataa Rice.
Soa2 Hills pale and Chemc al Oirve Syrup, Boston
and San Francisco in kegs and bbs Straw berries
tins. Salt, Sardines Sage Shovels; Suga-Cr
Powdered. Ground, Granulated, China, New Orleans
and San Francisco Refined. in b. Is and hlf bbls.
Tobacco-Sun, Peach, Straw berry. Fruit, Apricot.
Spanish Mixed Wilson's Smoking, Goodwin's Smoking
and Natural Leaf; Tomato tatsup, Turkey, Twine'
Tacks Tea-Green Imperial ana Gunpowder; Tomatos
toes in
vermicila, v;neg ar; Whortleberries in cans.
Yeast Powders-Preston e. MeriIs.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

ADDENDA AND CoRRECTIuNs.-Seve
raj other gentlemen having been an
nounced as candidates since the publi-
cation Of our list of last week, in accord
ance with a promise then made. we
make the following addenda and correc.
tions: j. w. Lockwood, of Grass Valley,
administration, James B. Prewitt, of
Washington. Administration; J. +. P.
Williams, of Rough& Ready. admins
tration. for Assessor. Sam. Tuttfe, of
Rough & Ready, for Assembly,
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

@Dr. f. A. Tompkins writes us to
withhold the publication of his name as
the nominee of the convention of We'd
desday, as he has no aspiration to be
mingled up with politics in any shape
though subscribing to the doctrines Of
the Convention that nominated him.
We received his letter too late to com.
ply with bis request had we deemed our.
selves authorized TO suppress any ma.
terial portion of the proceedings. We
hope the public will appreciate the Dr'a
modesty.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

THAT BRIDGE. The Shasta Coarie,
enumerates Sut three candidates in the
field from the north, for Congress, and
designates Messrs Geiger, Burch and
Montgomery as the persons. Now to
our certain knowledge Mr.. Henry Men,
deth of the county Of Nevada is an as
pirant for that nomination. snd'as he is
every way worthy Of it. We object teshe
Courier or any other paper making q
bridge Of Heury's nose-we do.-Pa-
Ger Herald.
The Herald don't seem to like the
plan Of m aking q Pone assisorxm Of Ne l
edith's nose.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
TERMS OF THE PAPER.

y CoNsTiTUTp0NAE COVE NTfoN. -
Governor Weller, on his recent visit to
Nevada, declared his determination to
make the constitutional convention
question a prominent topic of the can
vass about to open. Judging from Ger.
tain signs we see floating on the politi-
cal horizon It would seem that Cover.
nor Weller will have no fair opportuni-
ty to canvass the State on the aforesaid
question unless he does it for conque.
ror of himself. Whether he does or not
is immaterial. But the fact that an Of
fee holder and seeker favors the call
ing of convention to revise the con-
stitution may be set down as something
strange. and a decided advance upon
the times when the same question was
submitted before. On that occasion
every holder of an Office and every as
pirant for one from San Diego to Ore
gon did his best to defeat the measure.
Gov. Weller, we think, will prove an
exception to the rule this year. That
aspiring class whose creed is that offices
were created for them alone, will move
heaven and earth to defeat any meas
ure which has for its object retrench.
ment in expenditure and lessening OF Of
fees. We cannot blame them. Poll
tics is their trade, and by their trade
comes the wherewith to keep soul and
body together. But the people in gen
eral must take equally good care o
their own interests, even if by rigie
course they bring the certain class il
question down to starvation allowance
and compel them to exc out an exist
ence with the reward of little honest
toll.
When the constitutions; convention
proposition was submitted TO the peo
lie, Nevada was one of the six counties
of the State that approved it; and she
approved it heartily and will do Sc
again. But little has been said of the
proposed measure, pro or con, thus far
We observe that Brother Avery, of tn,
Press, is fright as book" on the ques
ton, and argue therefrom that Nevad;
County will improve upon her forme
majority for convention. g..