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Items Teiegraphed from Wa.hip,,.,

WARRINGTON Sept I3.-Flag Ofticer Mon.oorn.
cry Of the Pacific squadron, writes to the Nav
Department that Capt. Kelly, Of the L. 3. frigats
Saranac, reports thai he could learn Of no mate.
rial interests Of our citizens at Guayaqui demand
Ing protection. That the town was evacuated by
us lnha bttants and bembardment by the naval
forces Of Peru was threatened that republic being
AZ war with Ecuador. Capt. Montgomery SAYS
mar, unless otherwise directed, he proposes visit
Ibs All the ports Of Central America and Mexico.
Is Tar north rs Mazatlan -
large mass Of documents has been REF eived
rom General Harvey relative to the San Juan
idna oispnte, embracing copies Of his corrts pon-
denee with Governor Douglas
Ihere Is no probability Of the return NJ G.ne,aI
Jefez 20 w ashington, but the Nicaraguan Ieoa.
So os Wi remain ineharge Of Senior MoliHl, the
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II VIM. s. Worth, Of the late General
Worth, has suggested to the City Councils of New
York the proPriety Of removing the inscription Of
"Buena Vista" from the monument erected to tie
memory of his father in that city, and substituting
Sort George" as he was no. present at the former
hattie
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II A slight shock Of an earthquake was felt
at Panama on the I'D Of August On the 10Th, In
the afternoon, Aspinwall was visited by severe
squall, which, although It lasted only very short
time, did considerable damage to the buildings
In the town, stripping many Of them of their roofs
A man was unfortunately killed during the gale
by some timber falling on him.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Th,

Y Potomac Steamboat Company.
~ : ,hait ., to the semi weekly tips
folk, offer the public OF and vioinit, an
td%ao To y M If ne sfa9sfg Pc.
daily during the hot weather.
To parties of three more excursion tickets will
be Issued at one dollar SD each for Glymont with
privilege of remaining there al night aud returnnS
next day; also for Aq ule Creek at two oars Ssl
with privilege Of remaining one or two days WV"
"a The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
line at either OF the above places white perch And
other small hsh being abundant; also fine shootinS
game heing plentiful.
places. ~ " 'e
Boats leave foot Of 9Th street at 81 g. m and s,f
p m. Returning, IN p. m. and 81 a. m.
For further Information inquire at the Comp.ny's
once, no; S!2 Pennsy,ysnia avenue. next door 70
brovns Hotel GEO. r. MATTINGBT.
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company
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u Advices from Tehuantepec to the ist iust
state that the undertaking Of the Louisiana lie.
hauntePec Company remained PROSTATE, as at the
failure OF the Corporation, with slight prospects
OF revival The engineers and surveying parties
had all left for the United States Every depart
ment Of trade and industry was paralyzed. Even
the traffic in mahogany had seriously declined
The accounts are in every sense discourapiny.
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u Additional advices from the disputed ter
ritory Of San Juan Island state that Gen. Harvey
had sent four additional companies Of the third
infantry to reinforce Capt Pickett's com ps.ny al
ready there. Up to the 18th August no British
troops had been landed General Harne, had ad-
dressed formal letter to Gov. Douglas In reply
to his published protest. but its character had not
transpired
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II Planters residing in Lafayette Parish. La.
have been seriously annoyed by outside person.
tampering with their slaves formed a vigilance
committee few days and expelled large mum.
Der Of obnoxious persons from the parish, after
hrst administering to them severe punishment
a decision has been rendered in one Of our dis
trict courts Pronouncing the new statute forbid
ding free negroes from congregating with slaves.
except under certain severe rules, to be constitu
tional
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II The Stone Cutters Association Of New
York city, held meeting on Monday evening,
for the purpose Of giving expression to their SYM
pathy with their brethren who are now - on
strike" in the city Of London. They decided to
contribute and send them material aid as soon as
possible, as well as their sympathy.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE FROM UTAH. Second
Lieutenant Alex. Murry, Tenth Infantry, has been
directed 70 join and take command Of the escort
70 the exploring party under Captain Simpson,
Typographical Engineers
Second Lieut.. James l.. Thompson, Tenth In
fantry, having rendered his resignation, s'uncon-
ditional and Immediate" has leave Of absence
for sixty days. ~. =
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IL The West Point cadet, John II. Kelly,
who was lately brought to New York on a charge
Of assault and battery at Niblo's Theatre, has
been held to bail in the sum of $500 to appear a,
court, Warren Leland, Of the Metropolitan Hotel
becoming his security.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY........ September Il, 1859.
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitution, speaking of the unity Of the
Democracy points out that the doctrine of squatte
sovereignty or that Of congressional code a,
affecting slavery in the Territories would neveI
have been thought Of by the Democratic masses Oh
by any other portion Of the people If left to them
selves, but that the politicians, North and South
protesting these extreme doctrines have industri
ously labored to diffuse them, and, as NIGH
naturally be expected have actually instlled them
among their followers to some extent at least.
The Ist.lI,gsnesy Is devoted TO news and mis-
cellany to-day.
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SECOND STEUBEN MONUMENT
~ FESTIVAL.

, A number of Military Companies, Lodges, Civil
SocIPties and Schools having signified thor inten-
festive proceedings at Arlington Spring on the day
above namel, the undersigned Comm ttees make
known thst any Society or Association to which,
for want of information, no special invitation has
been tTansmtted,is respectfully and urgently re-
quested In case OF Willingness to fern part Of the
PROCESSION, % give notice in writing to the UNDER
the 18th instant.
All Societies. military civil joining in the pro-
cesslpn IN body pay Is cents a head. Schools and
their tutors fec. Tickets to the Grounds admitting
one gStleman and ladies', 81 cents-to be had at the
mu'lc- stores hotels and restaurants Of Washing
ton, Gaorgeto wn and Alexandria.
this week. - VI
THE COMMITTEES ON PRINTING
- AND INVITATION.
Address NJ. GROSS, 500 9th street
seI2N Int. & Constitution2t
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CALIFORNIA PRIVATE LAND CLAIMs.-The
General Land Once has received the following
surveys from the Surveyor General Of California,
viz:
Plat OF the rancho Addition to Santa Ana del
Chino," confirmed to Maria MERGED Williams ct
a., situated in the county Of San Bernardino. Cal
nornia, and containing 13,3I6 I9-IOO acres
Plat OF the "Bosquess'' rancho, confirmed to
feter iassen, lying on the east side Of Sacramento
POS 65-l0D acres
Plat Of the rancho ola Habia,n confirmed. to
Andres Pico ct al, situated in the county Of Los
Angeles, ana containing 669e 57-100 acres.
Plat of the rancho HTujunga,n confirmed to
David w Alexander ct al, situated in the county
Of Los Angeles and containing 6, 600 7I-IOO ares
Plat Of the city Lands Of Los Angeles con-
hrmed TO the mayor and common council OF the
city Of Los Angeles, situated in Los Angeles
county, and containing ~ liz 37-lo0 acres
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IL Montevideo has declared herself neutral in
any war between Buenos Ayres and the Argentine
Confederation. President Lopez, Of Paraguay,
has refused, as reported at Panama, any aid to
Urquiza against Buenos Ayres
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Lieut. p. U. Murphy has been
ordered to the Naval Rendezvous, Norfolk. Va.
Commando VIM. McBlair has been ordered to
the Washington Navy-Yard. ..
Purser J. d. Bradford, to the receiving shi .
Pennsylvania. in place Of Purser Thos. R. W are,
detached. Z
Lieuts. John 6. Walker and Hunter Davidson,
to the Naval academy.
Surgeons Jos. Beale and d. Harlan have been
ordered as members Of board to examine candi.
dates for admission into the Naval School. .--
Chief Engineer }. p. Whipple ordered to the
wyoming, In place Of Chief Engineer II Newell,
detached
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The New York Herald, speaking Of the
late ranking affair, says: at is notorious that
members of Congress are in the habit Of sending
home by mail their dirty linen to be washed, and
of receiving il back clean by the same processn
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II new steamer, Of small dimensions in
tended to run on the coast of Liberia. from Cape
Palmas TO Gallina, was to be launched at New
York, yesterday morning, from the ship yard Of
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IL According to an official return Of the Aus
trian Government just published the total loss Of
the army in Italy, in killed, wounded, and Pris-
oners, was /, 16i officers and iS 500.
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AMUSEIENTS,

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Third Night Of " Om Americas Coxsin."
M...r.. w Hhisd ifRHfEsYS.1 sna e CLARKE.
THIS EVENING.
o6GR A n : R s e an SG%' Go sp UsfN.
Asa Trenchsrd tOur American
Lord DnnSrsary f w fSh W Il .y
Sons-Star spansled Banner By the whole Comfy
R6 t. fsfsr FOX F''h AZ & S t,fss #
Alfred Highfyer.. Mr.. VIM. wheatley
III Admission 50 cents.
Doors open att. Overture at "a O'Clock. IL
FIRST GRAND CoTILLON PARTY
HIek SkIYH cLus q
To be given 81 ~
FSSM "a EAd de;o ga ed az s' Tn
Further PARTICULARS in future advertisement. It'
ISsrfU"tcSoENAsIEkkff RS MEN ExHIBIrros
BIR M!i 8 ssISf1s
Corner "lsh and SIS, on the l5th Of September,
LADIES AID G sa2GGHESTf t 9esr MATTHEW'S
For the purpose of establishing School for Colored
SAINT VINCENT OF PAuI socTETY OF WAsHINerox.
PsINcIPAL performers.
Miss NJ. JACKSON. Female Soprano esder,
Mr.. JAMES +. PETERS, Conductor,
Mr.. ]. HAYS. Pianist.
N; B. The School opened on Monday, 18th INST
ADMISSION Is ,conts; children under u years OF
to commence at 8 O'Clock. Refreshments will be
furnished by the ladies at the usual pIices. mum:
her of members of the city choirs have rendered
their services for the occasion. Reserved seats
GENTS person will be in attendance At the Saloon
from O'Clock IN the morning until in the eyeniur
for the purpose of selling the reserved seats.
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IL In the recent election in Utah, three Gen.
tiles were elected to the Territorial Legislature,
namely-Samuel C. Mills, formerly Of this city,
WIN. s. Osborn and Charles Croker.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
GRAND T0 sIRsNNiA.%MaESS Ib hNR Pic MIC AT

GkAND TE9RuIRiNN ,,fbN sP hNR Pic MIC AT
CRUsADEkS Lode i, No. !. Son. Of Malta.
Of Washington, IN eonyunction with
the Grand Lodge, Of New YorE, GkH
slnla, take pleasure in announcing to the public
their :uteI ton TO hold GRAND TOURNA-
ME ~ q snd PICNIC ct ARLINGTON SPRING
SIR KING hts from Nov York. Philadelphia, Bslti-
more, Richmond AID the District Of Columbia will
enter the List as contestants for tho honors OF the
occasion.
The magnitude and completeness of the general
arrangements will render the display select eie-
CANT and OF character unusually attraF tive Sub
stantial seats Will be erected sufficient "a accom-
modate ten Thousand Ladies, and every EFFORT will
be made 10y the managers to contribute 10 the com
fort and pleasure of their guests.
The managers assure the public that order and
decorum will he rigIdy maintained, "a an ample
police force will be detailed for tho purpose.
Wlthers' full Band. CO insisting Of twenty seven
Instruments, has been engaged, and will furnish
their choice music during the day ara evening.
The Refreshmert department Will be under the
sklfu supervision of well known caterers.
Tickets 81 cents, admitting a Gentleman ard a
dIss. which may be obtained at the Music Stores
OF Mtssrs Ellis and Metzerott and Of officers at the
The enclosure will be open for the reception Of
visitors at q. m.
The following named members of the Order have
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II "Copy--ight Democrats Isthe name giveI
to the Dougasites by the editor Of the Fort Wayne
Republican
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IL The Nashua Gazette understands that II Is
the intention of Gen. Pierce to spend the winter
with his wife at the Bermudas.
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IL A monster sale of public lands in Missouri
by the Pacific Railroad Company, will take place
at ST Louis next month.
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II The health of Secretary Floyd, who is still
at the Springs in Virginia, is said to be far FROM
restored
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. George nj. Ransom has
been detached from the Boston Navy Yard, and
ordered to the U. 9. steam sloop Narragansett
Lieut. James NJ. Watson has been ordered to re-
lieve Lieut. w. H. Ball, in command of the U 8
storeship Fredonia, at Valparaiso, Chilli.
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IL Twenty-Five cents is to be the price OF ad
mission to the Great Eastern at Portland.
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LIGHr-HoUsE PHoToGRAPHs.-Photo Of
the works at the Bergen Point lighthouse, New
Jersey, have been received at the LightHouse
Board ..
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THE WRATHER.-The following report Of & .
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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Amy oRDERs. = The following orders have
been issued In the department Of California: In
the department Of Texas, Lieut.. ]. ii. Macarthur
will take command of the troops at Camp Stock
ton, Texas, during the absence Of Lieut.. Jones
Shefburne. Assistant Surgeon P. A. Quinlan will
proceed to Fort Unpagna and relieve Assistant
Surgeon Vallum, who will proceed to Fort Crook
and report for duty. Company l. second cavalry,
will report at Fort Mason to Major Heintzman,
first infantry.
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Iowa SWAMI LANDs.-An approved list Of a
considerable quantity Of swamp and overlooked
lands in the Fort Des Moines district Of Iowa en-
uring to that State under the act Of Sept D. $780,
has been sent to the Secretary Of the Interior by
the acting Commissioner Of the General Land
Office.
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PLArs OF suRvIYs.-The General Land Once
il in receipt Of the following, from the Surveyor
General Of California viz: Plat Of survey Of town.
shi Pc and north of range 2, west of Mt. Diablo
meridian, containing At, ?u3 acres. There is EN-.
braced in the survey of said townships part Of
the rancho "Rio de los Putos."
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r. PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY.
DoARDlNG AND DAY SC HOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES. =
win open on Monday the 10Th Of Sept, at Hy ats:
v le.onthe Washington branch of the BALTIMORE and
Ohio Rail Dad, FIVE miles from the city oSWlsh-
lng5on. -
Boarding and tuition in the English branches and
Latin, payable half-yearly in advance for tea
Masio on the piano. tan monti: 90
French do, ,,.. 81 20
Drawing a. do. $1,000. 20 90
Day pupils, per quarter, higher studiea 90
Primary department., per quarter. ....... $50
Address MEs a. LYON, or Miss u. kEECH,
Hyastsviile, Prince Georges county, Md, ! -
REFERENCES. =,
Right Rev. w. r.. W hitting Cham, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. John Chew, Biadensburg, Nd. -
Rev. WIZ. Pinekn.y, ID D., Washington, o. G.
Rev. James A. Harioi, M. D.. Washingtos, d. C.
Alex. Keech, Esq, Bladensburg, Md 80
Rev. Geo; z. Worthinston, Wsshl ngton, d. c.,
NSs Ii s, Duke ESQ, Calvert county, Nd.
Thos. T. Bsown, Esq Upper Marlboro, Nd.
John Frost, A.; M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. VIM H. Wilson, Blsdensburg, Nd. iatf
ssM-4t' ~ -.
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coupon BONDS OF THE WASHING
w TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are q safe
aud des able investment, being in sums Of Ave- hun
dred dollars each, redesmabIe January 2, 1852, and
bearing interest at rate of six per cent per annum
and arc for sale BY RIGGS co. aus
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EIRST GRAND COTILL"N PARTY OF
i the SOCIAL FRIENDSHIP QUAD N
Sr cL,EItE,s A,SsSoCiATl0N, to be given at -
and Pa avenue, on the Goth instant, kaaA
Haye@ celeb, ated band has heen ensag ed for the
occasion. Tickets 50 cents, admitting remit nan
and ladies', =. 10 ets
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o l.! &C o L.!
Daily expected, a cargo of Red and a cargo Of
White Ash EGG COAL; elsO, one cargo White
FURNACE and Red Ash STOVE COAL. All
of which will be sold at the lowest market prices.
&c. l.. SHERIFF, --
Sc lat Yard, corner ~ street and Canal.
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TBALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY 6th,
U3 betreen g and H Streets Fresh CAKES
made every day. ICE CREAM and WATER
ICES served to Parties, Balls, FAIRS aid Enter
tsIa%e est a pc, EflESp; Ea%Iis; Ppsd At
CAKES, pYRAM!RS of all kinds and sizes,
CHARLOTTE, Russo BLANC NANCE and
yELLlES OF all kinds and havOrs, made to order
Parties, SupPers, Balls, .ExcursioIs, Weddings,
fsIrs and ether Entertainments furnished At the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
SMALL CAKES of a. kinds s, cents per q ndred
au 20-1m JOSEPH SCHAFFlELD,
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To conclude with the farce of
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Alfred Highhy er...-..-... Mr.. WIN. wheatley
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US served to Festivals, fairs Pic Mics Hotels
and Excursions. at one dollar per gallon. FRESH
the city WEDpfNG CARES made very pre- sIett SI
and very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nishing everything In Lhe party line. Ice Cream to
private families 3,h cents per quart At the PHIL
and r sts. Am Ia1mf
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N+TOURNAMENT OF THE SONS OF
lE MALTA-All intending to ride at the tour
naulent to morrow W u meet at the Lodge Room at
O'Clock 9. M, TO MORROW, Temperanoe Hail,
T. street, for the purpose Of selecting costumes
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n TIE IKISH SUCIETY, ESTABI4 SHE'D
~ A. ID; 1913, for the purpose of promoting the
thr, ugh the medium Of their own language pub,
l5c meeting will be held. I'd. v at the church of
p;m., by the Rev. A. r. Hanlon, A. NJ, vicar of
Mountshannon. ireland, who will att.nd as Depu
tation, and will explain the object of the Society
It's mode of operation, aud the measure of success
that has heretofore been gracously vouohsafed to
Its work of IA tn and labour of love.
a collection in aic of the funds Of the Society,
will lie maze after the meeting. az IS atf'
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-15
SHEATH 6 ARNOLD,
No. 1913 ] Street, cor of 7th, Sacramento

Agents for the New Idria Quicksilver the hest md
purest article in the State of California
A GENTS for the Imperial Fire and Life Insurance
"A Co and Northern Insurance Co." for fire and
life Have hand, and receiving by every Clipr.r
from the Atlantic States, additions to our Stock Of A.
sorted Merchandise which is purchased entirar g.,
CASH We enabled to sell the Country trad. =,
as LOW PRICES as the Jobbers at San Francisco Our
Stock consists in part 5 follows: o"'
Appreciated, and Fresh, in tins; Apple Sauee. .xo
Handles. As
Beef-Dried and Eastern; Bacon. Bn.ter pa.,.
Candles assorted; Cnrrants-dried; Colreo-e--or,a
Rio Java. Cheese, Cream Tartar, Green Corn Cards
Goldfish, Cranberries, Chicken Corn Meal CanTben'
Candy CLANS, Crackers-soda and Boston eA''
Fl0ui-liaxal and Gallego California Buckwheat
Hams-various brands, California and OREGON vo,n.
my, Honey, in tins. ~
Jolies and Jams
Lard-in tins and kegs; Lobsters
Maakerei NJ bbls. bbs and kits; Mustard, English
Eastern and CALIFORNIA; matches, maccaroni S'AA'
Oysters; Onions; Olive Polar Lard and Snorr, all,
Peaches-dried fresh and in tins: paper mamma Pc
Fruits, Pepper, Pickles, Peas Pines 'pcL u.ndi 80
Pork-cear bbls and hlf bbls Mess Po,t p.. anu'os'
haiSns & + and whole boxes Carolina China iPatav
soap, I'M pale and Chemical Olive; Svrup, Bostcn
ana sa TancIsco in kegs and bbls; Straw berries n
1ns, sat, sardines Sago and Shovels; SugarCrnsbea
Powdered, Ground Granulated China New 0ric.n.
and San Francisco Refined in bbIs and hIf bbis
c,;s1 lo9aee9-sun, reaeh Strawberry, Fruit Apricot
and Natural Leaf; Tomato Catsup Turkcy T%'s'
Iacksi Tea-Green, Imperila and Cur powder ma,os
Yermieilla, vinee ar whortleberries. in cans
Yeast Powders-Preston & AIerliIrs
LlQUORS-English Ale and Porter in r asts s,sS.
''es san traneseo & Ale in barrels and hf barrels
n'ovgnson ,e bters; Hostteers Bitters Boxers
'e5I 1nDsrs mes ;Sanr ;SsnnaPRs vodters sehnspps
snorry, Port and Claretwines Choice French nd ~
American brandy. Au
;, Holland Gin, American Gin, Scotch whisky c,ub
mouse % Gin Nc nongahela la Whisky, Lemon Syrun
prompt attention. "Ni treec"
All goods shipped to our care will be forvodoa ;.,
dispatch to all parts of the mines 'eu "i~'
sacr.msn.o r.. 90 SHEATH & ARNOLD.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-15
WHEELER g. WILSON,,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Improved Sewing WI chimes
Mannfactnred N Uatertoncn Conn.

MnBnfnctUred AT UatrtolrR Conn.
TTHESE MACHINES have been in successful opera
Il ton in the hands of manufacturers ndfamies for
the years, and in every have given uni
versa satisfaction. They offered 20 the public
with that increased confidence in their merits which the
nted testimony of their numerous customers has
rengthened and frned.
These machines entirely different from any other
principles which they made being ercLHsicely
Among the advantages of this Machineover any others
the following
l. The simplicity of its construction, and the ease
with which it can be kept in the most perfect order.
9 The perfect manner with which the operator is
bled to stitch and the various kinds of work, from
the finest linen to the c)arsest cloths
g. II particularly excels in the rapidy with which
work be executed; in that respect it has equal
T. The little pOaoer required to propel them, enabling
those of the most delicate constitution to them
without injury 10 their health.
II. C. HAYDEN, Agent,
SauE Fran
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-15
How One Feels After taking it.

A FTER taking it general glow of warmth is felt
through the chest and body strength in the limbs
mental cearness of ideas, memory, and eNhilaration
ofspirts in few days the patient finds that unlvear
strength mentally and bodil, gradually assumed
part of him; that disease of every kind has left him
that his blood through his veins thin rich and
pure his liver before torpid active his ideas
clear and lncid his hand and nerves firm. he feels
pabe ofany exercise Thus have Iseen many very low
from exposure from disease, dehauchery, excess &c
we'd wonderfully by il.
SOLD by every Wholesale end retail Druggist in Cali
fornia. Price 50 two for S..
rEYS CAUTION-Buy only Quart Bottles. See that
the Signature of J. WEBER. MD. & Jones is on the
outside wrapper and blown in the glass Buy no other
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