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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

III
ssfcty my Only reason for thus ntruding myself on
the notice Of the community hereby clear my skirts Of
God may pu, II into the hear ts Of editors to publish this
message In the case OF Lots warning, bat few mo
were allowed BIN TO proclaim IL. See Genesis xix,
IL TO II, and Luke xviii % 10 30 He that hath ears to
hear, let INN Rear.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The thirty h anniversary Of this society vas recently
report showed the following gratifying results TOR the year
lust closed Number OF schools organized ana aded,
G91; number OF teachers employed ia these schools,
number Of scholars, 1873 0i9 books supplied by
eae location mot including the donations made TO
cher feeble scboos by the Committee on Misscns),
l8mo The loancia statement showed, that during the
year ending February 2s 1852 the receipts Of the society,"
in the OF donations, amounted 10 $40 1891 Il receipts
from legaciee $40 Total, s57 ,l4l 81 The above is
separate and distinct from the publication department.
wh'ch distributed during the year. BOOKS and aa other
TIE BISHOP OF LONDON PREACHING IN AN OMNIBUS
YARD
remarkable gathering OF the connected with tho
" Favorte omGibuses assembled on Sunday evening 90
of Apr In carriage shed Mt the depot in Upper street,
sDgon. The largest building in the yard, specially pro-
par for the purpose was crowded to excess by most
attentive auditory. During the past four years religious
soJ vice has been conducted every Sunday morning. for
the benefit Of these men, by clergy man resident 10 the
parish egt O'clock on S'naay ngns spv anS
then followed tho any read by the honorary chaplain
Another hymn having been sung, the bishop read 10
clear emphatic the III chapter VI st john
Gospel and then preached for half an hour from the llh
verse. The admirably adapted 70 tue osca-
sion, and was listened to throughout with aten
ton. The bishop said that those who hai but limited
time for reading tho Bible would do well system scay TO
study the Gospels for the day in tbs services Of tho
church IL these short portions there always W be
found some Lesson OF practical importance. Hs had &C
coroingy selected his text from tue Gospel nOe day,
with earnest appeal TO this congregation 10 give tho
selves up to tho Lord Ths employees Of the Favortes
chiefly the mon at the SERVICE There must have
been Geo persons present on the occasion.
GOOD FRIDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

Defiance Salamander Sa1bs-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and bare Also burglas
proof parr safes Depot 81 Murray street. Of College
ROBERT MPATRICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

The receipts in the land department since the con-
Of this month have been ts rate of $4,000
per day. which VII. aggregate $50 600 for tbs whole
mon,h-suflc.ent 10 extipguish s45 COO Of bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

F. Y. S..BallOu's Improved French Yoke
shirts, new style, made TO order and warrantedto 1T.
bALl.OC BkOIHERs 40 Broadway, soils manufacturers
MO0dy's Perfect Fitting Shirts-The
fnest goods made order ct $40 pes dozen.
MOODt'6 shirt Mandatory, 22 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

i VI TIED sYAIA
call ihe OF
States the following chemical ss or lha chiedsm
matte schnappss-
unoLrno Msa Fl, @ Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

QARATARIA RUN - 20 BARRELS JUST RECEIVED ON
- crpsigr men: for sale 10 riites By u H..
mENDuM, 81 and 90 Cesar street, corner Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New stye, price $50 OGice 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
once COS Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

pUhN1NG FLUID-AN ENTIRELY NEW SPECIMEN
OF phammabily was exhibited Ia The superior unurtcn
thursday last by individual calling hins-n Bur.
nett OF Boston, massachusetts, Ihe specimen question
bottle OF the locors for hs hair which
by ,he Doctor 10 be not ale boic wash.
'ht matter were however speedily dpeed to the Doctors
oecon hture by proposal the
burnir Qualities Of tn wssh toe The
opsfsndi was this portion Of the DOCTORS mixture
ed from one Of the Doctors boes q vessel light
ed match applied; BRIGHT asme appeared aud tie 1t liz
up tbr Doctors count-papco curious behold. He
med ossy I'm darped sorry int, fered with aoN
s0E IN the sale OF their only and genuine cocone THIS
nemrrhe article 10 sod wboea and retail by th1
tor. al their Broadway esabshments Nos 49, 49 and 5,
and by al druggists and fancy dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

Cure Your COush.-25 Cents.
ly6 Nviafcp atrsaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-24

mas. GAS GAS.
II Perscns srs their dwellings and, otorAs WIN ~
Will save nfseen per cent
By purchss sing at the
Manufacturing depot OF
(kc. II. KITCHEN Il co.
Woods Ruldn -, 56l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Congress is a political and bnSaess bcdy. II
there were sny way of separating hsihess ana
politics, the thing desired might be- rssch-d IL
the business Of the country could rcallj have the
earnest aud intehg,n attention OF the Sera't ana
House for one day in the week, rigltly eNsmPtea
from sll sinister Influences, the country could wes
acfd 10 lct them take the other five for politics sod
combe; but # this considered too .rscs
time 10 devote to the public interests. conpso-
mise coEla be- well afforded 10 take one day iu fa'v
yeks ~ il Is politics absorb, in one way or
smother. iu.t sbout all the timc sni s,tentiou of
~. sessions. A little business is done few days
b.,.re their cisse and ihls Is all
Lecomptcn a,d Mr. Buchanan had the he.e cf
the a,t session aad the Pachc Railroad has ssd
toe whole of the Scuates time, So far, IN this, and
Cs,s vii have the remsinder In the Hcase. i
has been buncome, on one toing or another, sbcs.
sll the fine.
II III, public busissss couh be letout
;nb two isy. would >usce for he Tara onr
yyenld he enough to prc,eryc the public d"nsm-
from tLe Spectators and land-sh.rks. afa sc1fe
them 10. setasi settlers. and cash of toe pea
wO,ld settle the Cuban, McAlca; and Sentrl
Americsn questions. .
But, constitutional objectons woult BE- rs.'c 10
this method Of proceeding, and Congress wih
therefore. wcr& away from now TIL the ga ot
March. as hsri So II il now daily working asd
accomplish nothing at I'll oa all the lesding que'.
tons before IL. J.>.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. CONKLiNG preseIted a petition from s!i tle
pTnopa! property holders Canal street New-l oIA
against the Raroat throUsh that street.
Mr.. TONLlNSON presented numerously 'isned
petitpn for pew Ward from parts Of the Trelfth ana
NiDeioeuih " srds OF New-lOIk.
Report, were presented agairs; abJisLiLg the oni,e
Of Schoo, Commissioners. Also, against aT max
Ing T. sc and exrs judicial cath willful pericry A7o
sgairst The bill 10 preyer, numbering the Court Csen-
DIR with causes.
Aso, against the bill to Enforce liabilities as com
nor carriers agb.rst express COMPANIES.
The I'LL To- smenc the act 70 prevent fr,uds or tue
canal tvenues, by the fcIfei,ng the boa! 60 DONG
Va. psssed.
The bJi authorizing NCtaTes Publc 70 Sc as t"1'-
usioners of Deed, vas passed, 80 Originally ictro-
duccd by NJ. Chanler, the Amendment eItcnd.rS 'ne
power 10 attorneys being stricken ont.
EfIIS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. CONkLlNC-IO repeal tie sc. soT tie a
pCintufnt Cf Conn Is CrsTs of Record.
by AIr. LiJAGLNHLLP-Io s,.oE .sEas-eI y woe
sla ho.l lhoo IN .his Stat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
NEWYORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE...AIBASY, Jan. 81, 1850

SENATE. .ALBASY, Jan. -, lSJo.
The Committee reported sgainst the bill 10 limit the
tenure Of commissions il the militia, on the ground
that il conflicts with the Constitution.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Nsw-iork German SaYlhSs
Bank.
To facilitate the formation Of Agricultural Societes
Rocula ing the thesteIs in New-1ork by prohibit
icg the admission q boz when uneecompsnied.
Mr. OWEN was appointed on The Com nittee on me
Repeal of the Mttrop0 tan Police Law.
H. Auditor cf tie Carsl Department rep0rtei, IN
reply 20 th resc!ton Of the Senate that tie books 81
the Department 90 not show that any money has been
paid 10 the euicI for travel in stehu
" 2 the Csral Board between 1876 snd 1872.
Mr.. AMES introduced In 20 punish the raudS
pIaetiCed by forwErj.ng men.
Mr. MATllLR Introduced bl. 10 authorize the IL,
corporation private a.ocihtcts for the foundation ~
Juvenile Re'olmatoIy Asyiurns.
NJ. SLOAN introduced bill 10 Incorporate tie
Brooklyn Musical Academy with capital Of siJo'I
10 commerce operation after the subscription ha'
reached sl0o W@.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

MYsTERIoUs LITTEE "A Mr. Thorn, sLorcsiies
at No. 9G West Sixteenth street, and is building new
house al No. III East SeyeLteemh street. rceSis cd
letter On Monday br atening that If he td not leave
$3.50 at place infinitely described in The new hose,
would te burned down. The letter stated that tho
writer had 500 men under hs absolute control and that
any person wio should watch to sec who iook the
money would be in danger of his life. Mr. Tnorne
yesterday applied 10 the dceoysa' the Pol 90 HEAD
auaiters Officers Poole and Jonos went to tbs spot
yetsrdsy afternoon. and very carefully placed $50 10
bogus bills in the corner de.igra'ed, and then
kept sharp look ont. short time aeer-
ward they observed tho money had been tsksn
away. and concluded that Il must have been done by
fone Of tie workmcB inside the house They arrested
John Gars, furniture polisser, and locked liG up
Soon aei he conferred be wrote the letter. but stroys
to par il on az Joke.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

APPOINTMENTS BY - .2syr9rs .5y .5y s'd rSA
Is s6s,<s ara e.ss.ue. n - - ~ sses
lbisl Irw OF Brooslyr Kings County, % Connisisnss
eff misrstk a. in pae. Of EasiD D. kossas. rsuenst
Jazz -Nor.s,, Prslie jared Psrmslos, Wslsvils.
Al.rm, c.; Jobn y. .sr, L. R<y arns.es cssiles W.
H,.See F.yyy Wysmcs, Anthony w hecksr. Nass fsih.
Niagara. ae.. b yasy r, Gee Jsnoiss.. RSesssTs,
Moro. C-pbs. y. Pss,t, PsistsA r..t Sc as~n Wm y
C.,ry f.aSrs n1ns; Aehb-5 0r,sn ~ Port Byron
CO.. Tstt Of Owsso fossi Water q y. Jones, wn. n.
go csarl,s n % Ons.sr 2obeTt SoorGn, Hobsrt
SresB.y. ABsrew 2. Culv-, srooa'ys. xas.: William n
49, s.rtis suesJo; Wu w Bruce Lss csste Ers Jss
S,sssns.r Ers,top, U1er; LsvIesos Van Dyk. kudss-
b. . Columbia sheppsri Tsppsn, Adans smitA, John l.
Yhgh Troy, RsDsssIser
r.EsD srATGS-Clsrk Mssop, of ArcsaA Wayne Co 300.
Upon, Of Hs'or, Wsyss Co ssers,.s 6Aseeaa. a
Oydsrsbuyfh, g. Lsvreocs Co. Edwad WAker Of BROCK
sus Bridge, HsrhiDsr Co
sppIpNIISpExs rHE BAsSss DErALrNKsp-JsasA
n Cooh, Of BsDssos eps, ssrstoga coupsy.
coxsIssAnr GESEaAL-Bepjsnm weioh. Jr. u BoasIo,
Ere Co.
HorAar Punic-wuliam Mc2a Of Noun. ksn,a Llvi,s.
stan Co.
JAsuAay H.-CossIssIostks rns Rxxo, Al on QuAa.
,sTHE-yotp Green. Of New.vosh; Hossvs seynoaf Of
Osei1s; Geo W. Patterson Of ChAptsn@Qe
RssAaIss evyIIe-ALsAzr-waR o 0aSA Jsnss nsraa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
No Telegraph from Cape Ann to
Yarmouth.
B0sT-N, WedresdGv, Jan. 9

Bosf-N, Wednesday, Jan. %, nj.
Tie petition OF T. S. Tobey, +. o. J. Smith, and
other Interested parties TO the Massachusetts, Legs-
ature for en- act of incorporation for the ostensibe
purpose of laying q telegraph cable from Cape Ann,
Mas, TO Yarn cuth, n. s., unanimously rejected
to-day by tie Committee to whom it had been re-
ferrsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

Tie Ezamia,y arrounees the des.ll Of tie Rev
Zenas Freeman, widely known and Justly beloved "
the Secretary Of tie New-Ydk Baptst Cdon fH MN
istersl Education. Tie event occurred in Bosokyn,
yesterday morning, whore he hal been oooaoeA to h'
room very lew days. NJ ore expected such term'-
nation Of the disease until at the moment o b.' ccsb
His remains were taken to Rcche ,sr, bls Ae resi-
d.rce last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

The yicks5rg Sun Of the itb inst, informs us ths,
p runaway negro was caught at Black Hawk, few
csys ago. with the hand % white ran 10 his poeke'
II said the negro confessed that e bad eshumeithe
body and cut the hand or the dead mans arm, ~ act
a. n charm in keeping TIE dogs RON fonowlos his
trsck snd on tie strsngth Of his confession, e was
hong A white sJk glove ~as on sp> nsai wi'e" II
was found.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
NOu.trriyai of the Arabia.

HALHAX. Wednesday, Jan. 26-ll p. m.
The Ro! al Mai steamship Arabia from Liverpool
18th mt, in considered fully due at this port, but
there are as yet signs Of her, The weather Is ire
ahd c.ear; wind northwest
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Fire Oh Staten Island.

S,SDY HOOK, Wednesday. Jan. 26-iO p. m.
There is q fire on Staten Island in the direction Of
QusrsItir The feues he seen rising above the
hills, hut We cannot tell from htre what is burning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
United states Supreme Court.

W,sHiSGG0S, Wednesday, .Iau. 20, le5'.
No. 50. Charles Belcber X Co. VS.. George A. Law,
rasop, Collector Of New Oreans.-Igumt Mt continued
for The plant q. =
No IS. TIE United States We. Tie City Bank o.
Columbus. Argument commenced for plaintiff and
continued :Or defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Fire I'm Stafford Y. \.

LEKOT, \. Y, Wednesday, Jan. %, ~.
Tie bans and outhOuses Of Ralph Sweetand, IN
the village of Stafford, containing four horses, two
COWS and large qusnity Of gain were entirely con
suuled by fire last night Tnere was very small H.
sursnce. Tie loss is not yet known.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

SANDi ilOoS. Wednesday, Jan 2b-ll p IN.
The stesmsbp Arsgo from HAVE AID Southamp-
ton 18th inst, is now due, but has not yet male her
appearance The weather IS clear with light south
ives. wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Conviction of Murderer.

BITINOER, Wednesday, Jan. -, loOl.
Peter Corfe one OF the murderers Of Officer Rgt9n,
WIS convicted this morning Of murder in the first de-
gree
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Tie Niagara Outward Bound.

BOSTON, " ednesd sday, Jeu. 70, INJ'.
The II. W. steamship Niagara sailed from here ct
room TO-DAY with eighteen passengers.for Halifax and
sixty for Liverpool. She takes out neatly s'S,Vo II
specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

COMPENSATED EMANCIPATION SOCIETY.
t.. Association have ir.. he'll a S's.s CorTeatIon
IN ts CITY Of Albany, tks ls't sesson Of WHICH took
lace ,.s ,isy. A, tie ues..rg ssA "a he Assembly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WAsHlS6roN Jaa. 20, 1872.
hr. CRAIG WIS., from toe Committee on the Post
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

On, HOW HOT.-The weather for a
week has been insupportably hot, and
SO long a spell of it too we do not re-
member to have seen. Not in June
have we experienced such heat before.
Everybody is parboiled in perspiration.
The saloons are crowded with suffer-
ers asking for relief. T'is great boon,
good saloon, where one can go, lay
off and blow and cooling comfort draw,
and lie in luck all day and suck hook
cobblers through straw. We've tried
il
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

SIGNS 3F PROGREss.-Messrs. Kelsey
and Williams, who purchased the lots Of
Isabella Waters on Commercial street, a
few weeks since, are clearing away to
lay the foundations of brick building
SO feet in front width. 60 deep and two
stories in height.
The location is next below the fruit
corner and is one of the best in town for
business.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

On Wednesday night an attempt was
made by a man by the name of Jam es
Lawrence to rob the Commercial Hotel
on the corner Of Auburn & Main Street
Grass Valley butiwas frustrated in his
attempt, on account of the watchman on
guard, (Mr. Stevenson) 1t appears that
he and another who was with him.
procured a ladder, and got into one of
the windows, but the one in company
who is supposed to be on the look
out, got away by descending from the
outer perch down the Flag staff that
runs along the corner of the building,
After Lawrenceialias) Chapman had got
into the room through the window see
ing that he was watched he managed to
retire into a vacant bed and cover
himself up.
We understand that the individual,
above named, has been tried in Placer
county for some high offence, and most
probably likely bird strayed from head
quarters, A telegrapbic dispatch was
received to that effect, informing the
justice before whom the examination
was had to detain the individual should
he be acquitted here, but after an ex-
animation he has been duly committed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The Gift Entertainment-T sale of
tickets to the Gift Entertainment of G.
w. Young goes on swimmingly. Nearly
half the tickets are already sold in less
than half the time allowed to dispose
of them in, and persons who design
investing in the enterprise will have to
do it ioon, as when the tickets get scarcer
a great deal of snatching is expected.
Won't there be a rush for them about
the Fourth
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

PRoTRACTED MEETING.-A protracted
meeting was held on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings last at the Brick
Church in this city. About $425 worth
of strawberries and other fixins were
converted into cash for tn e benefit of
the church. We learn about $4OO at
least have been hopefully added to the
church forever.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
RoBBER SHor.-The Placer Pre-.

RoBBER SHoT-The Placer Press
says Mr.. Kellinger of Cayote Flat shot
Chinaman on the 10th inst, who was
in the habit of robbing his sluices every
Friday night. The last Friday visit Mr.
Chinaman got charge of shot in the
small of his back and another in the arm
which shattered the bone badly. and rem
ders the recovery of the thief doubtful.
Kleppinger was examined and dischar-
ged.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

SUDDEN DEATH.-Geo. A. Armstrong
living on Gold Flat, and resident of
this vicinity since 1850, died on Friday
last under singular circumstances, which
Induced the belief that he as poisoned.
A few days previous to his death he was
induced to drink with others, and soon
after sent for physician and complain
ed of sickness. The physician prescri-
bed for him and he soon became appa-
rently as well as ever. On Friday last
he was again suddenly taken sick. The
physician was again called, but the suf-
ferer died before the medical gentleman
could reach him. A post mortem exam
ination revealed disease of the heart
which would cause death, also, spots
upon the stomach which would prove
fatal. Armstrong is said to have been
an important witness in case pending
before the courts. A coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict that the deceased died
of disease of the heart. Armstrong was
formerly from the State of New York.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The Union of Monday, says Captain
Simpson has discovered new mail
route across the Great Basin, which is
$50 miles nearer than the old Salt Lake
road, and between one and two hundred
miles shorter than Major Chorpenning's s
mail route. Capt. Simpson found water
and grass abundant on the new route.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

THAT'S THE CHECKER.-Peirce &
Funston prove good Samaritans to poor
printers in hot weather. But for their
cooling beverages during the week past
we should have gone off in sensible per-
spiration.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
COnStable'S Sale,
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-County and Tovp,hj

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-County and Township .
~ Nevada-ss:
By virtue of an Ex eeution to me delivered issued
from the Court of Z. w. SMITH, Esq, an acting Jus
tice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bear
ing date 23d day Of May, 1859, to satisfy said judg.
ment rendered by said Court the o9th day of janu
ary A. 1859, in favor of L. H. York Ind against Hora
ito Phillips and julius Barker for the sum of onebun.
dr'd and sixty nine 10 90 dollars less S28 Sc debt
interest, damages and costs of suits have taken in
Execution, and win sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described TO wit All the tight title and
interest OF Horatfo Phillips in and to certain Ranch
and all the appuYtenances hereuno belonging situ.t.d
near the city of Nevada and known Johnson's Kanck
r. will sell all the right, title and claim he has to "
same, IN front of the Court house, in Nevada CITY
THURSDAY, July l4th, 1853, between the hours OF .
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ, of said day taken
a the property of the above named defendant to satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs
Given under my hand this oath of June 1859.
J. Il. GRAY Constable
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

WE BEG LEAVE to inform our friends and
w the public in general, that having made
large additions to our already extensive Stock we
are now prepared to furnish them with all article.
connected with the Wood and Willow Ware Line.
at prices to defy competition.
In addition, we also keep full and complete
assortment of rope, cordagc and twnes consisting
OF manila, nemp and cotton rope linen and cotton,
Traders are respectfully invited to call and az.
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
they VIII hnd Larger assortment to select from
ana at prices than any other House in the ctv
JuneIS-3m >''
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Ice CREAM.-The roasting weather
of the last few days has made Ice cream
an indispensable article. John Kredell,
compassionating our suherings, kept this
Office as cool as a cucumber with the de.
licious article.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

BELLTGERENT.-The dog star RACES.
At the late convention Joe McKibben
gave Coffroth lick in the mouth, Griffith
and McCorcle got hostile, and Col.
Whiting took knock or so from Col,
Snowden without a chance of repay
ment. Somebody must be spelling for a
fight.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The Placer Press boasts of the prosper
ity of Auburn. Notwithstanding large
number of residences have been built
during the last year, daily enquiries are
heard Tor houses to rent or for sale. The
editor does not know of a single residence
i'll the place unoccupied.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Isaac Jones, a
young man working in the claims of
Macauley & Co. at Walloupa, was bad
ly if not fatally injured on Wednesday
last. Other parties were undermining
tree on the bank which gave way and
the tree fell upon Jones, breaking one
arm and driving one rib into the body
He is badly injured and will probably
not recover. DIR. r. M. Hunt was called
to attend the sufferer, and to him we are
indebted for the above information.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Sager TrOupc-The Sager Troupe
performed at the Metropolitan on Sat-
urday night last to moderate house.
Those who were present were gr atifed
with the performance. The twin sisters
dance well, aud the younger girl is quite
trump.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

At two O'Clock yesterday the ther.
mometor stood at 100 degrees in our
office, at three o'clock at 111.-Marys-
vile Democrat
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
CONFECTIONARY ANDIC CREAM
. a Io O NJ.
On Broad Street, few doors fiom Pine

NE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform the { b
dies and Gentlemen of New ada, that he has one {
ance Sream and Confectionery Saloon the Sou Of
sue slae oi broad street. few doors above Pine. The
loon ntted up in style far superior to anything
the kind ever opened IN Nevada with room bay,f
apflvate entrance especially for the accommodation
R~Confeciionary Ice Cream and Fountain God,
ana Balls furnished with every variety o. Con-
yprn Aft. I'M EJIrRsnurrz
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

SEE HlM.-Charles Howard has re-
moved from Rough & Ready and taken
ND his abode in Grass Valley where he
has opened a saloon noted for the e1qui-
site nature of his drinkables, and the
profusion of fruits he constantly supplies
customers.