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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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arrival Of the Europa at Halifax and
Jura at New York.
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THE POPE AND THE CONGRESS.
Threatened Irrepressible Con-
fict in Europe.
The Sensation Produced by the
Napoleon Pamphlet.
POstpOnement Of the Meeting Of
the Congress.
D e ATH OF MACAU LEY,
Ae. &c., &c.
POstpOnement Of the Meeting OF
the Congress.
D E ATH OF MACAU LEY,
10. &c., 10.

The steamship Europa, Captain Letch, from Liver
pool Dec 81 via Queenstown Jan. l. arrived at halifax
on Sunday morning. the 18th inst
The line not being in working order the news had 70 be
expressed to sackve; but owing 70 the express rider
might operations he did not arrive here tin four
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Cunard steamship Jura, Capt Noodle which left
Liverpool the slst Of December arrived at this port
about noon yesterday.
The news "a Of considerable interest
The date for the meeting Of the European Congress seems
yet doubtful 1t was vaguely reported that Austria
Spain and Naples will not send plenpotentiaries unless
the Pope is represented, regarding which doubts have
been started Russia rejects the programme advocated
in the recent French pamphlet lie Pape ct le Congresn
twas rumored that there were serious differences In
the French Cabinet
The rumored threatened withdrawal Of the Pope,s
Nuncio from Paris Is onicialy denied.
Lord Aacaulay died on the 18th ult, at London He
had been unwel about fortnight from disease Of Tho
heart but he had rallied 10 such an extent that h medi-
cal men did not apprehend danger The result was there
fore sudden and unexpected He was only nkty nine
years DID, and he never married. his title becomes
extinct.
The Paris Bourse had fallen per cent but the de.
cline partially recovered and the rentes closed on A
30th at e9f 20c
The steamship Ednburg from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the morning Of the Both.
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived as
Southampton on the morning Of the soth.
The Cunard steamship Persia, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the 31st.
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spurn afiaton with John COchrane on the Buffalo plat

rpurn sfiaton with John Cochrane on the Buffalo plat
Mr.. UsDnwooD replied that Mr. Cochrans, who was
absent could speak for himself.
Mr. HnI-M he would help you TO democratic majo-
Ir. UspxRwoop replied he would NOT break down the
constitutional party at the North 70 make party.
Mr.. HnL, In further explanation, said the new party
Mr.. UNDERWOOD contendcd that the South were ~ pa
uiotic the Pcnnsyv members. Why, then, wero
not The latter good as the formerp He eulogised the
democratic party and commented upon the conduct Of
the Southern opposition regarding their votes for Speaker
No reason had been given why these twenty three gentle
men did not v0te for the democratic nominee
Mr.. LRRABE, (eem.) OF Wis who, with others, part
cpatcd in the Incidental debate, asked Mr. Hill whether
the latter entertained proscrptive principles against
foreign born citizens or on account Of certain religious
principlesy
Mr.. BllI replied that he had not changed sentiment
snce 1874 He had ever thought that, intelligence being
eaua hc would always native in preference 70
. man born on foreign soil. (Appause)
hr. LRRARr-Then and the gentleman are as wide
~ the p0hs apart
Mr.. Hm4-Because constituents are.
Mr. LRRABn replied, though he represented the arges
would vote for South American in preference to re-
publican.
Mr.. UxpmwooD wished TO know how many Southern
cppostionsts would vote for Northwestern or Southern
Mr.. sroKn, e. opp Of Tenn replied tha. he had al
ready said IN the contingency between republican and
crat He would not vote for nominee who in favor Of
Jsdge Douglas with his squattsr sovereignty principles,
Nr. HAnoS, (S opp Of Tenn, wanted TO know Mr..
Underwood's Northwestern democrats friends VIII
ling 70 vote for the protection Of slavery In the Territories
In lhe form Of statuteY
Mr. UxDnwooD did not doubt they were, for the
that the President said 30, and the Northern democracy
have failed to give tho people Of the South all the
rights they are entitled 70 under the constitution ZAP
plause.l
Mr. HATToN wanted further 10 know whether they
would support who believes that the people in
Territorial capacity have the right 70 gislae the sub
ject Of slavery, which he regarded ~ fallacyY
Mr. Underwood replied that the country would see that
the tendency Of such questions TO divide and distract
the democratic party, which only could hur back the
Of fanatcsm He wanted the South 70 that the
Southern opposonss throwieg Arebrands into the
demccrauc party. In conclusion he said he would stand
or fall BY what Georgia should Indicate he occupied the
floor nearly four hours.
Mr.. MoRRB, a. L dem Of H., replying 70 portion
Of Mr. Underwoods remarks brought the President up
TO his record the Territorial slavery question: which
he arraigned him the other day He repeated the
President has abandoned his original position and made
bid for the Southern vote in the Charleston Convention
Adjourned
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PersonaI InteIIirencc,

Tho Boston TcreIlv publishes The following extract
from private letter. received in that city, from Peter
boro', n. Y ;You will be happy 70 learn that Gerrn
ing that though weak he s perfectly sane talks freely
all the great events which have uanspred sleeps wen
and has gooi appetite; rides and walks every day. but
avoids reoSpr and writing and does not receive company
Of present. because his strength not Jet great He 10,
however, round the village as uEua mpiscring 70 tho
wants OF The sick and poor HIS temporary Alienation OF
mind bs physicians declare have been caused solely
by his physical disease in which acute dyspepsia was
most apparent and his complete restoration TO full vgor
Of mind and body 10 considered certainty
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City Intellfgence.

A NAN sBor-ws are informed hat VIM. b Reed, .
Postmaster and hotel keeper Of nAst New YORK, l. l.,
Sunday night shot hs barkeeper, with pistol through
the thigh He had gone 10 bed and says that he was
svakened by an unusual noIse and coming quickly down
stairs suppcssA h barkeeper 70 be burglar, and henee
his hasty act.
Tm IN Drrcn eTxn.-ShortIy aftsr 10 O'Clock Ast
night nre discovered by Samuel White, Of tho In
surance watch, IN The Place restaurant Of Norriy
Gallagher, Me- 1e Dutch street. Tho flames extended up
the haschway Of the building into the premises Of Wells
Webb, dealers in printers materiAls on The second,
third fourth and Afh noors when the fire was exngush-
cd. The damage Of norrey Gallagher WIN amount 70
about ~ 90OOnsured for 81 500 In tho Niagara Insurance
Company Tho damage Of Wells Webb, By nre and
WATER will be about seoosad TO be Insured Ihe build
ing s owned by H. Y. Ryder. II 10 damaged about $500,
ard insured. The origin Of the FIRE ID unknown At pre-
sent.
FouxD DRp-A man named wm Decker was found
dead bis bed about o'clock last evening" at his
residence No. Al Hester street. II s net known what
The cause o hs death, and the Coroner was mmedi
atey notified.
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House Of Representatives.


wA@cros, Jan. 10, 1880.
point Of order was raised Friday by ". Leaks -
70 the admssibty Of NJ. Pennngtous plurality resoiu.
ten, and this morning II was passed over Informally.
Mr.. Underwood, (dem.) Of Ga, indulged the hope haa
by this debate the people d the South had been aroused
70 their brave position in The Unioa and have become
fully acquainted with The ends and aims of The enemies
the republic would be neither truthful, probable nor
Just 70 speak Of republicans Otherwise than - tho abo
ton party which he regarded - utterly unnindful 6
their constitutional obligations BE gave brief history
Of the slavery agitation, speaking moi - Southern man,
but - citizen og The United staaes for ths constitution,
which defends mot only The preservation o Southern
rights but those Of the Onion. he maintained that Wa
the duty Of every ciisea 70 ed n Tho sxscut,on Of
The Fugitive Slave hw, and those engaged In
underground railroad operations land pirates,
and e foul crew ~ was ever on board ship Ins Ss
republican or abolition party had faithfully followed tho
advice q Nr Seward, Who proclaimed The higher law
against the lives and interests Of the South In ne course
South demand nothing which they were not anttsd
while divided they were Prey % factions Inn Va nos
ns time H. 70 E% s SnsO en-. ne so
and The constitution Violated L.. iSs cry b "justcs
the true men Of the South with Che true men Of Tie
Eorh-for the preseryaton Of that instrument Tho de-
mSsra,c % party .ns only hope Of the country s thar.
now cooperating with the republicans, do not
was proposed, based on attachment 70 the government
and the enforcement OF all LAVE Would be national
misfortune 70 make such division of the republican
party?
NJ. UNDERWOOD wished 70 know what evidence he had
that any portion Of the republicans would join The new
partyt
Mr. HnI replied that portion Of The gentlemen who
elected the peoples ticket had shown their Da
opality by voting for Mr. Glmer. He hoped this class
Of men would unite with the Union party and separate
themselves from the republicans.
Mr. UNDERWOOD responded 70 this by saying that they
sbowed they sectional by voting first for Mr.
Grow and then for Mr.. Sherman many times He would
tell his colleague that at time place, under any
orcumstap ces would he trust the rights Of bis constu
the hands OF Thaddeus Stevens, neither would he
20 into political association with him.
Mr.. Hill wished 70 know whether his colleague would
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From Bueuos Ayres in the bark Boynon-Cspt Deshon
Jr: Jas Gibney, Stevens.
From Demarara In the bark Lee-DrJ " Johnston,
Leye.
From Neuvas IN the brig Anita OwenMr - Cady, Ihos
Betancomt, Mediano, Mssordal
From Liverpool for Bosion = The s.esuahp Hnrops q Hal
Stephenson Potter scbw encer, lvrn. schnnon smith
Arniscr Hale. Van L<esou Turner Morgan, knbuly Bella
bordc Oracle Narne Coleman stiles Whie Hughes Apder-
SON; ksden and soule FrVn Ccrk-Nesrs sharp, Rev
Haic, Stiles
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HRxzw CHAnnn We zee that the eleventh annlver-
sary ball Of the Young Mems Hebrew Fuel Association
takes place the Academy Of Music Thursday even.
pg next the 10Th inst This charity does great deal Of
good and deserves 70 be supported by the phanthrop
callv dispeeed,
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Constable's Sale.
Eureka Townsbip. Ney,d. Con


81 NlkIuk Of an Execution issued out OF Jus
ties W. W. cAPERTONis Court. Of Eur-k. Town.
ship, County OF Nevada, and state Of California.
70 me directed and bearing date december n A. d.
1859, and in favor OF JOHN CASPER. and against
'pAf, REEF, 4 J, c, CooKERLY, for the sum Of One
Hundred Dollars aud ave Cents fsls0 O5l Debt, and
Costs of Suit, ALSO in favor Of W. b. Chnrchill and
against Day, Reed, a J. C. Cookery for the sum o.
One Hundred and Eighty seven dollars aud Sixteen
cents lslss,l6 debt and coats Of suit; and whereas
on ths z4ih day OF December A. d. 1888, II was or
aered aud dcereed by the said Court that nc te-
enanic iAen set forth In the said Plaintiffs Com
piaint De foreeiosed land the Property therein De.
seroed, TO VITA certain Livery stable, situated
on hoores Flat, Ia the above na med county ana
township, formerly known os the Clinton House
.oserher With all the lot and parcel OF ground upon
~heh the said house stands, with convenient space
sfouna the same for its uses and convenience.
AlSo-An execution issued from the said Court
on the list day Of December, A. D. 1859 in iavor q
W. Bellows 4 Co., and against Day, Reed aud J. C.
Cookerly Tor the sum Of One Hundred and Fourteen
Dollars, and fifty.hve Cents, tsiltSsl dent, dam
ages and costs Of suit anc levy made viii expose
10 Public Sale the above described property u sat
sty said leins and execution and coats, together
with all secrung costs.
Notice is hereby given that will expose Tor sale.
at Public Auction, all the above described property
TO the highest bidder for Cash. In front OF the above
described house on Moare's Flat. in Eureka Town
ship, county OF Nevada, on SATURDAY the 2lst
day Of January "A. ID. 1850 between the hoars OF 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock Y. ~, 10 satisfy the
above deman nds and aeerunx costs
Dated the sstk aay December, A. n, 1889.
E3.st N MURPHY, conktaeie, T. 4
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

Bf VIRTUE offs Decree on Foreclosure to me dires
ted and issued out OF the District Court Of the l4th
Judicial District in and for Nevada County State o
California on Judgment rendered in said Court or
the 9th day OF Nov. A. u 1852 in IA var Of THOMAS
r. WALKER, & against d. l.. LAhARQUE D. forthe ANN
~ Three Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Fift,
Gents, principal debt. with interest the said sun
OF $500 so, st the rate Of Three per cent per month
from September -, 1889. until paid. together with
all costs Of suit-far the sale OF the following de
seribed property, TO Wit -
lot or parcel Of ground In said Township
Grass Valley Town,hip) on the Westerly side q
Mil Street, fronting eighty three feet on Min street
BY Two Hundred and Fifty-on feet in depth, NOR,
or less, 10 Church Street, and having q front OF
Church Street Of One Hundred and Twenty one feet
said lot being bou nded on this North nv c. X. Ho
talings lot, on the South BY lots Of Ain Lang ans
the African Church with the sppurtenanees.
Notice Is hereby given thatl will expose TO public
sae all the above d-seribed property TO the hishes
bidder, for cash. in front OF the Court House door
in Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the I'D dsy o
January, A. D. 1889. between the hours OF
. sleek, A. N. and O'Clock, r. N.
J. b. vANIiAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SheriH's Sale.

pN virtue ~ Writ ei FKeeuiion ~ me dsr.e
ie issued on; n the district Caur, af m. Ilth l.
dscal District. IN and for Nevada Cnaniv stat. ~
tahi"rnia. on Judgment rendered IN said rnurt a.,
he 18th day of December A. n.. 1859 in favor ef
MARKS Irllerhack Gsorz~C Powers ksrain,t : u
Hickman and A. Lambeth for thr .u,n N T-o THAI.
sand and Twenty Dollar. AMI sixteen csn,. n.ht
rith interest the said n g. go fg frou, ,L.
said 2>ih LAY NJ necember iSho at he rats ~ Ter
per rent per snnutn. until paid Together -itb Iii
co-'s ~ suit. have levied upon the following J-s
.rrihsd rfuprrit. 10 Wit
That certain property which vas her.iofar- NJ.
isched t,riohrs 81 1889 follov. to Wit An IN.
fighi. title and interest If the within named T@f.n.
dante of IN and In certain set II Ninnr Claim. nj
Mining ground. located the Westerly side of Wool
sey's Flat. Ne svada county state of Cal fornia snd
bounded and described fnors Joining the
claims of Madison on the West aud the claim. OF
sherman on the kssi. and known "a the Hickman
and Lambeth Mining Claims. together With all Tools
Sl1iees ana aPpurt~nsnces thereunto belonging. o.
in anv wise sppertsining.
Notice 10 hereby given that vii efpo.e io puhiie
sale. all the sb5ve described property to the hirh
est bidder. for cash In front Of the Court Hou..
Door, In Nevada city. m 1sssdsy the 3lst dsv Of
January, A. y. 1870 between the hours OF o'eiock
a. m. and s oialoek Py
Given under nv hand this 7sth d.y Of n.e.mb-,
4 d. 1859. J. d. yANHAGAS, Sheriff Ssrsd. Co
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SfIERTFF's SALE.

Df VIRTUE of Writ ~ Execution tn ne al.
ID reetsd sni issued out of IN. District Court Of
the lith Judicial District IN and for Nevada conn
~. state OF california. Judgment rendered 1.
said Court on the cath day NJ december A D. 1850
In lsSor of the Eursks fats cnmpsnv and Georrs
7. Roehford. and sgsn,t A. C. fortln. r. surtin.
Eusenie T.. isrnorie and O. Romeo for IN. sum of
Two Husdrcd and Fifty Dollars, neht With inter
e-' on said sum Of $3.50 from the said 24th dsy Of
December 1859 at tho rate Of Ten per cent n-r an.
mum until paid: together vth ali cost. Of .uit I
have levied upon the following described property,
TO wit - '''
All the right title and iniere. of the within nam
81 Defendants ~ in and TO certain -et Of Mining
Claims and Mining ground. located between tbs
North and South Forks 81 IIumhug Greek HlooHn.
field Township, Nevada County. state of Cslifarnis
Said Claims are known the vas-ar Claims con
sisIing Of about Two Hundred Feet front On the
Greek and Sir Hundred Feet Wide in the bach and
running TO the centre Of the ridge t9gsthsr With sI
tools snd appurtsnanc.s theueunto belonging or IN
any vise appertsining
.Noilcs l. hereby given that will evposs 10 Puh
he Sale. all the Shove described Propsrt- !. ,h.
hghe.i bidder for Cash in front Of the Court House
Door, In Nevada City, on Tuesday the 7Ist d,r NJ
January 4 n. 1880. between the bsurs Of 0 o'en
N. and s o'clock r. h
Given under my hand this soth day Of December
4. u. 1853
LIB. VAN HAGAS, Sheriff, S.r.d. C.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SheriH's Snlc-

Rf vir,u. of an Order of sals 10 ns directed
~ and issued out Of the District Court Of ths
l4th Judicial District, in and for Nevada County.
STATE Of California. on Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 2sth dar Of October. A. d. 1859 In +.
vot cf JOHN HARBlN snd against W p NORRIS.
for the sum of Two Thousand Sx Hundred Dollars
1000 Dollarsl principal Debt with Interest on ths
frineipal at the rate Of Two and half [2S,l per
cent per month. from ths rendition Of Judgment,
until paid together with all costs Of suit f,r the
sale Of the following described Property to wit -
All the undivided third part Of certain
Quartz Claim situated. lying and being in the town.
ship Of Eureka county Of Nevada and state of Cal.
iiornia, on the East side Of Poor Mans Greek and
known as the "Morris Quartr Claims" also one nm
divided third OF the Steam MIL and Machinery stu-
aied on said Quarts Claims. with II apputtenanees
Notice IL hereby given that will expose 10 rub.
nc sale, the above described propsrty, to the
highest bidder for Cash in front Of the Court House
ao"r IN Nevada City. on TUESDAY the slst d.v Of
January, A. H., Is, 90. between th. hours Of a.
clock, A. ~. shd s o'clock P. "
"i'.n under my hand this 2sth day Of Deeeu,-
Der, A. D. 1889.
j. r. VAN HAGAS Sheriff Nev.d. Co.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

Sands Sarsnpnrsfia.-ThisO Old StandA ri
Medicine the original and genuine article continus,
to b, the popular remedy for purifying the btond,
for the Of S-ofula and all ulceraus and ernp.
tive diseases. Its onderully purifying and eurs
tive powers have been evidenced TO the delight ei
thousands during the Ia,t seventeen years in cses
Of Scfofua OF the vor. kind. BE careful te ask for
Sands Sarszparia, ana take ether. You -il
find II fully merits the enviable reputation It has
acquired Red tho Advertisement In another col.
umn. Prepared and sold by A. r. and u. SANDS.
Druggists, loo Fulton Street. New York.
For sale b, II, Johnson Co. aud Reddington 4
Co. San Francisco. Rice Coffin. Nsrysville. n. II.
Mcdonald X CO., Sacramento. sud by Druggists zen.
erally. sR- ". IouTrESHnsER Ageut Grass VALLEY
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Constable's Sale.
Eureka Township. Nevada Conn,

By Virtue OF an Execution TO me delivered, an,
Issued out Of the Court Of ". " CAr.Eros q Ju.
iee Of the Peace in and for the Township Of Eursk.
e6unty OF Nevada and state Of California be arin:
date Dee. 2lst, A. D.. 1889. in favor Of MANLY a
CO.. and against ID. EAY for the sum Of Ninety
Nine boilers and Twenty Cents 1899 al Debt
Interest, Damages and Costs. | have levied upof
and seired the following described property to wit
The Livery Stable. sitnated on Moore's Flat, and
known os Day X Cs's Stable.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Publ,
sale the above described property. to the highest
bidder Tor Cash, on the ground, on Saturday th'
2lst dar Of January A D.. is6O. between tn,
hours OF 9o'clock, A. NJ. and S O'Clock, 7. n, to
satisfy the above demands and accruing essts.
Given under NJ hand, this 26th day OF December
A. D.. 1859.
n. MURPHY, Constable, K. T.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT or EXECUTION 10 mo III
ID reeied, issued out Of the County Court n Ne
vads County, state 81 California on Judgment rea
dcred in said Court on the 9Th day Of November. 4
u. 1889 in favor of GsnkaE +. DILrps and against
JosnE RicHAsps (by Confesson) for the sum of Eight
Hundred and Fiv. Dollars and Ninety Cents. with
interest on the said sum Of sS0S 90. from the 9Th
dsy Of November, A. n. 1889 a. the Of Ten per
cent per annum, until paid.
Together with sil costs of suit have levied mr.
on the following described property. to wit -
All the right till. aud Interest OF the above named
defendant Joseph Richards. If. in and To . eerisin
Quartz Mill and Quartz Leads in Grsss Valley Town
ship. County Of NevAds snd state OF California
known A. the Hslvstiz and Lafayette Gold Mining
Compsny's Quarts Mil and leads. sl.e D.frndant's
inierest in and TO all the machinery and spparte-
nanees thereunto belonging or in any wise spper-
tanning, consisting Of hnginss Boilers, Stamps
Belts, Tubs, Tools. &c, &e
Notice Is hereby given thst will expose To public
Sale all the above described Property the highest
bidder. for Cash. in front Of the Court Hous. door
in Nevada City. on Tuesday. the 9th day Of Dcoem.
Der. 4. D., 1889. between the hours OF O'Clock a.
". aud O'Clock. T.. Y.
Given under my hand this 4,h day Of November,
4. y. 1889.
J. n. VAN HAGAS. Shorin Nevada C.
Nc Connell Byrne Aty's for Pitts.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Eureka OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Nevad,

Eureka Township-Couniy of Nevada.
BY Virtue Of an Execution to me delivered, issu-
Cd ont OF ". W. Csperion's Court acting Justice
Of the Peace in and for the Township OF Eureka,
County Of Nevada. and State OF California. bearing
date, December 9th, 1889 in favor of PATRICK Bo-
HANAN and against MICHAEL. POWERS for The sum
Of sixty ak Dollars interest nd the Of Twen
" Dollars, Council Fees ana the further SUN Of
rive Dollars and Eighty-Hve Cents, costs Of Suit,
and the Foreclosure Of a mortgage
Notice Is hereby given that will expose to pub
nc s~is the foesing described property TO wit, ths
unaviaed one-hfth interest Of the above named Nj
cnaei Powers in and to those Quartz Mining Claims,
slas,ea on the south Fork Of Poor Mans Greek,
nearly oposte Sweets Quartz MIL county and stats
Aforesaid, and eomInoniy known as the claims Of
me Union osartz Mining Company, together with
the ttnnel cuts, rock to be taken OF taken out AMI
other mining Improvements. tools, &c. thereunto
belonging or In any wise sppertaining thereunto,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, on the ground, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January, A D. 1850,
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and p NJ
90 satisfy the above demand, and aeceuing costs
Given under my band this 9Th day Of January,
A. D. iso' ". MURPHY. const. pf
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Le,,ery N.,iee.-p.r.o0. s0,a,., r,,,.,. :,

Lottery Nssice.-Persons holding Ticksts In
the Lotteries o. Wood, Eadv & Co. will plsass send
their address To the Principal Once. at san Fran.
Francisco, asming the Class, Number and oneisi
Drawingt, will be promptly forwarded. Prize will
be eashsd, on rre'snta,ion and everythir connect
Cd With the business faithfully attended to- eya ap
plicsiion in person. addressing through the Post
oniee or kxpre,s n. n. GASsSER
254 Care of Who'd. Eddy. 4 Co..
No % kca,gon,srv str.st San francisco
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

CouRsx NJ LxcTrRrn.-A Commitiee has
been appointed BY the Grass Valley Libra
'ry Society tot make ! arrangements for a
Course Of Lectures to he delivered before
that Association Arrangements have al
ready been entered into with several prom
inent citizens Of Nevada county to ss.ist in
the series. the srs. Of which will be dc'ivs-
red during tho susuing fortnight, OF which
due notice will be given.