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MISCELLANEOUS.


A MOTHER LETTER FROM THE BENICIA BOY
"A TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK CLIPPER
Eorrseey in London-wbet he thinks Of the fight
Ssyers still a. ha Newmarket Training Quarters
Keenan, driven OF. %gan--New Quaytsrs found.
EE THE CLtPPER
The Berioia Boy spienpd copdttiob-Ssyers ditto.
Making The last deposit-lnterestng meeting.
The story OF Heensns meeting third raer and what came
oft.
McDonnIts confidence In the Boy.
SEE THE CLIPPER.
The dry of fighting again cbanged-Seo Heenans letter.
Preservation To- the oaeSDecfal CONVEYANCE engaged
Exarnn alton OF the fahting shoes Of the champions
The price Of tickets N witness the eight
SEE THE CLIPPER.
International scullpg Chs mpionahip Match
from Chambers champion Of The Thames and Tyne
Challenge from EngIsnd TO row any four cared crow In
America.
SBE THE CLIPPER.
Pigeon shooting Cbauenge-KfDg against Taylor.
The trap and trizyer everywhere.
Arrival of stark, The billiard player
Turn mp among caniree in New Orleans
SEE THE CLIPPEH.
John G. Heensn writes for the CLIrrxR.
John G. Keenan, writen for the GLITTER.
zen nv Massy writes for the CLIPPER.
John Woods writes for tDs CLIPPER.
Ivy Lazarus wrtssfor the CLIrPER
All the sporting celebrities write for the CLPrEp.
new volume just cornmenced-New tyue-New everything
Get The bestthe bes-bcst sporting paperthe GLITTER.
Now rcady-ue CIiPPER-only four censPor sale every
where. FRANK QUEEN, Kdit,r Proprietor.
- Ann street. New York.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRELY NEW STYLE.
Designed for all manufacturing purposes nosaiess IN IT'S ope
ration very rapid and capable OF every kind the
best Machine sysE produced Rrtce Only $40 60
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES OF NEW STYLES
/ ~ sINGER 4 CO. AS Broadway.
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Escape or Two Prisoners.

NoRRHrows, Pa, April 49, 1850.
This morning two prisoners in the county hl escaped.
They dug through wall eighteen inches and stone wall
two feet thick when they knocked down the jaor sos
his keys and escaped through the main entrance One
was burglar under ten years imprisonment, and the
other horse thief heavy reward d offered for their
arreaf.
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NEWARK, April 16, 1850.
An injunction against further progress on the Newark
and Orange Horse Car Railroad has been granted by
Chancellor Green, at the instance Of Owen Mcfarland
this city, and the work ia suspended The ground
had been broken from the Market street depot Broad
street, and the rails laid for portion Of this distance. The
grounds upon which The injunction asked for have
not TRANSFERRED This s the first horse railroad organ
lied in this city, and its sudden soppage creates much
eyciternert
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fire In Grand Rapids. DIich,

Fire I'm Grand Rapids, Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH April 16, $780,
Are last night destroyed nine stores and shops Ca
on Kent street, and dwelling house on Spring street
The buildings were all Of wood. Total loss about 000
insured for $1,000 y
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CouKr--CALESD1R FOR APRIL H.
Nos 81 81 49, Is, TO- 50, 80, Al, Al, 4s, 20, 70, 80,
81, IL, 10, 10, ~, 80.
60, 81, IS, Sc, 80, 60, 10, So, 81, 80, z, S,0.
SHAD ON "rHE WHOA young man named Van
Brunt Bergen residing At Bay Rcge, shot fish hawk on
the wing few days since and brought him down, with
living chad in his tacns which the hawk had just taken
from the water.
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Sinking Of . Western Steamer.
NxRMs, April 10, 1850.
The steamer Defender bound from New 0reaust Pitts
burg snAeged and sunk Lacona Saturday even-
ing. me boat with her heavy cargo II total 00
Three de X passengers were lost
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The Day OF the Battlc.-Letters from
the George Wilkes Letter from John Morssey the
chs mpcuHk Opinion the Comicg Fight: sr Wilkes Visit
Description Of Bis Quarters aud Node Of TrRiuir
spsnan Engraving Of Bee ,aps Qnssers dra and en-
-Ce1s =" the Coming MIL. and the American
Full Report Of the Crest Rack Match The Southern
ksces great variety Of Prize Rug Correspondence and
SPORTING News from all parts Of the world, In Wilkes
bPAhII, now out.
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ORA wings Of the Delawa arc State Lotte-
HAYWOOD. EDDY GO. Managers OF tho
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LoTTEsIEs
DsIAwAHI-ExrRA CLASS. No. lsl. April 16, 1850.
A, q, 50, 8, So, 55, 20, Z, 81, 6l, IL, "a.
DxLAwARE-CLAss No. l62. APRIL Is 1860
81, s, 81, a. SO, AS SO, 80, So, AT H. Is, e. 80.
Circulars sent tree Of charge By addressing
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington. Del.
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Southern Ocean stcamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, April I6, 1860.
The scrsw steamship Huntsville, OF Cromwell's limo,
from New York. arrived .. O'Clock last evening.
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Geo. b. SIoat & Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
g. Il COLLINS, $50 Broadway.
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81. JOINS, Mich, April I6, 1860.
Ere this morning destroyed the folio wing property
Munger Brothers., dry goods; J. Hicks, dry, goods
yAncise grocery; Wright, millinery goods; and the
Republican office, with It's type and presses The loss is
estimated q, $50 0c0, with but small nsur Ance
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Whites sSensAtion" Dress Hat, SpriD z
style WHITE, halter. ZIG Broadway, opposite ST. Paul
rhu
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Physiological Examfnations, showfng
The alenn defects and best occupation. given daily ct FOW
Lkk WEil6 0o6 Broadway. =
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To Consumptives.-Queru Cod Liver
Oh Jelly patented Angus. So 1882 the only remedy
CONSUMPTION ard Bcrofuous Affections Sold by invautor
l Fourth avenue. and by all druggists. PENFOLD, PAR.
KER MOWER, Is Beekman street. wholesale sgenis
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Something NOVA Hemmer. Tucker,
FELL NE, BINDsE AND GAUGE CON 6INED, Just paaeut
ed eape hemrng sry width and thickness Of cloth either
minutes HkTAlL PRICE -. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO
TIE TRADE Orders By mail supplied, postage pate. Com.
i~ also UNIVERSE bosoM-FoLDER and SELF
49, USIvEksAL HRMxER 90, 40 Broadway.
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Schieferdeeker's Water Cure, Wall
6ouse williamsburg speciAes OF the lungs and
Ia
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Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup.-MiI-
Ions Of BofTLEs used In the United
Tor children teehing, with falling Relief ID
mediate and certain. Only twenty five bottle.
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Coliision 1t Sea-

bOoI0N, April 10, IU0V.
Bark Belle Capt Ryder, from Boston for Philadelphia,
was fallen In with the ship Long Island the 18th bear
ing NNW. IS miles, In . sinking condition. having been
In contact with unknown Ship The Of the bark
taken OF by the brig llliken ct New Bedford and
Afterwards transferred 10 New York pilot boat Tho
ship lost cutwater and boWsprik
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gcrofu1a.-A few Bottles Of Kenncdy'a
Medical Discovery strictly following the direction In the PAM
yhle around eack bottle and judicIous application Of
BAN Rheum Ointment sorofuls ohaent and Healing ONT
msnt VIII cure every case.
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The Elusive wigs, with the New I'M
gsinAble seams. stand pre- eminent CLIREHUGH, 900
Broadway northeast Of Reade street. opposite Stew
srfja -
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eteanway 6 Sons
OvIR6TRUNG GRASDs AND SQUARE PIANOs
WArerooms "a add &C Walker street.
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Barry's Trteopherous is tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing bsauytng cesnsing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Try IT, Fold by eli
druxgisS
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40 Fulton and No. Fifteen Tables Court
and Remsen streets. Brooklyn. 5000 challenge Neares
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 cents.-Dep0t No. L
Barclay street, and sold By al druggs Infable Onguent
for ~ hair.
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pmethfug new "A Hemm.r.

Brooklyn. Indisputable, that
WILL skSOsS Photp sraphs ncomparaby above ali
competition in New York or the ccuahy.
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Aid for nIiramon.

New ORIzAxs, April IA, 1850.
It reported that vessel, with ammunition, &C., for
MiraEon, viii leave here shortly.
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HsrriAG's Patent Champlon Fire and
Bss.r rro1 saSss II Broadway. Il Murray sssl
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Drawings OF France, Broadbsnts & Co.'S
Delaware LOtoriea-
IS, 68, "a, SO, SO, rs, "a, 46, A, 6, 70, z. 76.
CONSOLIDATED LoTrERY--CIAss 81, APRtL Is, 1860.
81, 20, g., 20, 80, "a, 40, 50, &c, 60, 81 IL rs.
FRANCE. BRO AD6ENrS 4 Co,
MAnAger Wilmington. Delaware.
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H0Iloway's Pills -Ncglcct Of These VIZ
tai principles the head cool the feet wsr and the bowels
regulalare daily Witnessed In the DEATH These
medicines exert spoent and healthy influence the stomach
and bowels.
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DIR. marsh Continues tn Apply his Radf-
es Cure Truss with eReeng permanent eurcs OF
hernia rupture. MARSH d CO.. No. vesey It,. n. \.
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Datehelsx's Hair Dye, wig and Teupss
Factory Bond street rrtvse entrance fsr hdias Ths
Dye Aoplied b ~ skyugt roems.
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Parker Bro'Gs Celebrated London Club
10 rate Indispensable u u breekf.a lansh dnner
be; enc has only 70 procure bottle nom any Respectable
PARKER No. IL Beexman street, pola agent for he Unsd
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Ofnee COS Broadway, New YORK..
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Cure OF Suffering and Stammering.-
pr: a: ~ MHDLnY. 90 Hresdwsy,. pIofe:se. % cur
he males no charge until perfect satisfaction given Tn
perfecoy fatr. Hin ooe hours are from 10 Az. 70 r.
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4 NEWER FAILING FRIEND
"A In DY6REfB1A, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOEg OF APPETITE AND 0ENERAL PROsTRATION,
Can 10 found Rfaa Of
DRYANTS UNRIvALLED sroNACH BIrTERa
Prioe u per bottle
For sale everywhere Depot No. south william sreel
Few YQk.
AT WHOLESALE-CHEAP. gK0ARS, ALL QUALYfE3
a - 10 30. Great inducements 70 cssh yurchassrs
o. CHKKKB II Broadway.
NcLEEg, eos BROADWAY THn NHWnBf BRYI.l
"A Wedding snvelope chain pattern. initial letter b Aac.
A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GOLD AND sMvHR q sHa.
a Also watches Jewery OF al descriptions for sslo by
0ko O. ALLEN ATS Broadway. door below Canal sreeI
formerly IL Wall street Watches taken In oxckango
DRDs BgDs BKDs.-NAlrRRSsES, FRArHgRs cora
ID CenfuFserp BlAafeh a. good sAd cheap. wholsaalc
aad REAL. n. WlLkAEu. kEouk SSa HuAson proel
eEpN Of neua>Cn, New Yort.
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VHk QuEEE OF CONFECTIONERY STORES rs AT
= ,uNvWb ~ BroA0way. Snow manufactures more U m
one kmss exp cesly for raa trade all Of u be
U broad dsy few doors below Canal street.
Respectfully,
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

MAJOR DowNIE STRUCK PLUMBAGo.-The
old pioneer, Major Downie, who gave name
to vile little higher up in the monn-
tains, has struck it at last. A Victoria
paper reports:
The steamer Labouchere had arrived
from the northwest coast with 81 tons of
plumbago. The ore appears to be very
rich. 1t was shipped by Major Downie
from an Indian settlement known as lsh-
tides, about 200 miles above Fort Rupert,
on the main land. 1t is situated up nat
ural canal, known as Deane's, and it is said
nearly the whole coast abounds in just
such specimens. Seme years ago a guam
tity of the same ore was brought down on
the Otter, and used on the Satellite for
rubbing the shelves of blocks-black lead
being superior to grease for such purpose
as the latter collects dirt, and is conse-
quently liable to foul the ropes. A num-
Der of Indians were on the Hudson Bay
Companys wharf, packing the ore in
gunny bags as fast as it was discharged
from the vessel, preparatory to sending it
to England. If the specimens are genuine
plumbago, the discovery will be worth a
fortune to the indomitable explorer, as well
as great help to the colony.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21
Special Notices.

The Medical and Surgical Institute
OF DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY, is already secured in po
sition which places it, well its proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France, the hghestprzcs often
awarded to practitioners in this department Med
icalscience and they occupy with others an equally
lofty position in the profession. Rcord is illustri
Gus example, shining light among the philosophic-
al stars ofhs age in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has
fully cqualled him in this country, a proof of
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine eompli-
mented him with Diploma, and the honorary AD
EUNnEM degree Selecting this as his field of opera
ton, although qualfedas a graduate of the Uni
University of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, DIR. L. J. C2apkay has bent his earnes.
tention to the of chronic and private diseases
in which he has become great an expert that be
is regarded the LEADER in this branch of his.
throughout the United States and his por
trait and biography published a matter of in
tercst in the most exclusive journals The Doctors
offices at his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, corner of Ii idesdorf nearly OPP
pocte the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
lY7w We ask particular attention ofoui readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures in anoth-
or column OF this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21
American School Institute.

fVNHE object of this Institute is TO furnish
i competent and well qualified Teachers for
Schools and Families, and Teachers with desira-
Bile situations.
Also, School Merchandise. The most modern
style of Desks and Chairs for school rooms, at
the lowest prices.
Among the many articles now for sale are the
Adamantine States. Slate Globes, Philosophical
Charts and new Outline Maps.
School Property bought and sold, on commits
sion.
Circulars of all the Private Schools kept on
hand.
Parents seeking for Schools are invited to call
and select
The EDUCATION HERALD, issued monthly
expressly for teachers, can be had at this office.
Teachers, School Committees and Trustees will
please 20 send forward their orders for School
Merchandise to the American School Institute
where they will be promptly filled at the lowest
prices. w. HOLT, Agent.
- Montgomery street, cor. Pine, San Francisco
dec. :, 1S6C-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

LHcrURE.-We are pleased to say word
commendatory of Thomas Fitch, Esq, who
will lecture a. the Metropolitan Theatre to- NOR
row evening. His subject will be, Politicians
and Statesmen "a theme on which he has dis
canted eloquontly and ably in the principal
cities Of the State and to the great pleasure and
edi6cation of large audiences. Those who
heard the Eloquent Milwaukian on the
stump in the last canvass, will be attracted by
the elegance of his delivery and purity of his
diction. At tho Same time for the benefit of
those who do not sympathiIe in his political SEN
timsnts it isproper to remark, that his discourse
on Saturday Evening will be in nothing parti-
san in character. The advertisement in anoth-
or place will explain tho terms Of admission to
the lecture.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

AN Hour WITH LIScoLN.-A correspond
ent of the New York Evening Post, wiring
from Springfield, the home of Lincoln, gives
the substance of an hours conversation
with the President elect. He found the
rail-splitter examining the secession docu
ments of 1882, and Gen. Jackson's procla-
nation bearing upon the matter at issue at
that time. Mr.. Lincoln Showed seme let
tiers he had received from the South. The
correspondent thus speaks of them:
mentioned that Mr.. Lincoln had already
quite large correspondence with the South.
There are many of his letters from that
quarter which the country ought to see.-
Missives which no decent man could write
are abundant; their post-marks reveal the
fact that the vocabulary of Billingsgate is
not confined to the Five Points and Marshal
Rynderss office. Unfortunately, the ear
marks of some of them show that their wr-
ters are not devoid of education+ if desti-
tute of decency. Letters threatening death,
in all its forms, as the penalty of his high
position, are more abundant still. They
are, of course, mainly anonymous, though
few bear real names. Some are signed in
hieroglyphics, said to be known only to the
" Sacred Order" or i" Southern Brother
hood" which threatens Mr.. Lincoln with
sudden and untimely taking-off. A few are
ornamepted with sketches of executions by
the gibbet, assassination by the stiletto, or,
death by a lightning stoke; and in nearly
all the theology of the writers is indicated
by rude caricatures of the Devil, ready with
his three-pronged fork to receive and pitch
into everlasting fire the body of the unfor-
tunate Lincoln, whose offense consists in
the belief that human slavery is wrong. He
is not, am glad to say, annoyed by these.
Assured that no man who will write anon
ymous and thrs ening letters is worthy of
being feared, he tosses all such aside, as he
says, to illustrate, at some future day, the
comieal side of his Administration.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

I9-Mrs. WinsloN, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething, by softening the gums re-
ducing all infamation-will allay all pain, and
it is sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers it will give rest to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

CooLLEToR AT SAN FRANcIsco.-We learn from
a reliable source that Joseph Palmer, of the old
firm of Palmer, Cook 4 Co., is an applicant for
the Office of Collector of the Port of San Fran
Fremont.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK.

The best Photographic pictures and Ambro-
types are taken at Louis Cearie's ga lery. Com
nercial Street. opposite the st. Louis Hotel,
Come if you want good picture and I will
present you as many tickets in my Great Distri-
button as you expend dollars for pictures
The correspondent of the weekly Bnlletin of
Oct. 9th, in criticsing tho different Photographic
pictures in the last State Fair says:
'On the opposite wall hang the contributions
of J. Chew, of San Francisco. These are also
most creditable specimens of the Photographic
art. Among them is life size head and bust
of Senator Brodcrick-probably the most per
fectwheh has been made of the late Senator
Side by side with these hang series of most
wretched lbels on art contributed by some one
in Nevada. They serve, however, to set off to
better advantage the productions of more skill
full competitors"
As that paper don't give the name of the ar
tist who sent such pictures, it should be stated
that A. liebert, Photographic, of Broad Street,
has published in t,r5papers of Nevada that he
was the only one of this city who sent pictures
to the State Fair.
"a cAasnH orurres." Let every one re-
eeive the credit Of his own works.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

BRIGHT YoUrH.-It is said that one of the
"brightest" boys in the large class recently
gathered from all parts of the Union, to be ex-
amined for admission to the Annapolis Naval
Academy. was little fellow from Texas, fifteen
years of age. who had been three years setting
type in newspaper Office, and had studied math-
ematics and geography by dip candle, in the
garret Of log cabin. at night. He was poorly
clad, and had worked at type-setting in New Or
leans and other points, to pay the expenses of his
journey. If not admitted. he expected to work
his way back again. 1t is just such boys as this
that move the world
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

AFRICAN BALL.-Wm. Waters the popular
proprietor of "Our Hense" gives Christmas
Ball to the sable children of Africa now sojourn-
ing on the American Continent, on Christmas
night. Waters will furnish the party dog
GOOD supper and music.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

TEMPLE TO THE SuS.-T NJ. Wood of Grass
Valley, celebrated for +" Art amid the Sierras,
is erecting temple to the sun at No. 10, Com
mercial street of this city. The objects he
proposes to keep for worship are magnificent
pictures made by himself. Mr.. Wood has an
instrument that will take twelve pictures at once
tho only article Of the kind in the State. The
temple will be open in a few days when the low
ers of art, and admirers of themselves are in
vited to call and examine likenesses natural as
life
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

The WEATHER.-Nevadaa and the region round
about is enjoying the benefits of heavy fall oil
rain. which has continued since Saturday last
with but slight intsrmission. The streams are
full. roads muddy and business dull in conse-
ouence.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

Books FOR THE HoIdDAYs.---Geo W. Welch
advertises a magnificent lot of books &C., fit
for holiday presents. No use talklng-deorge
has the most satisfactory stock of new and pop
ular works ever brought to the city. Books
fr I'M $40 down may be had there and in endlesss
vnrietv-
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

F1RE.-The large house on Woods Ravine,
built by Col Doane, and afterwards occupied by
Joseph r.. Beard, Esq, was burned to the
ground on Thursday night of last week. The
inmates had barely time to escape, losing their
elothinp and furniture.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

THE CULTIVATION OF IRELAyD.-The proper
ton of waste land in any country would prob
ably surprise the most Intelligent of its inhabit
ants if the quantity were actually measured
For instance, the returns of the Registrar Cen
eral of Ireland, for 1860, show that less than
onc-third of that green isle is under cultivation
The area of ireland is 3l,S74 square miles,
which is equal to 20,i69,360 acres, and there
were under crops this year 5,967,97O acres. OF
this area, 2, 637, ,557 acres are devoted to cereal
crops: 1907, ,4S3 to green crops, 1,594,4S6 to
meadow and clover land lbs, IA, to flax. Maine
contains 1854 square miles, New York Al, 900.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

FIsur-A quarrel arose between two individ-
uals at the corner of Broad and Pine, on Mon
day evening. A few blows were exchanged in
differently well, whom one got the advantage
and the other cried copaiba." All about
L.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

CLoAxs AND MAsrLEs.-A fine assortment OF
fashionable cloaks and mantles has arrived IN
town, and is exposed for sale for few days
only, on Broad street. door below the bank
ing house of Capt Kidd. They come from
Mrs. Dougherty's Emporium of Fashion" in
Sacramento, and are la mode, and just to the
taste of the ladies.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

RrxoyAL.-Dr. r. NJ. Hunt has removed his
efIice to the second story of Flagg's building,
over Harrington's Saloon. His sign Will di-
r.ct ;nouirers to the door of his room.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-21

STONE BRos. have our thanks as usual for the
Daily Appeal.
Par favors us as ever with the Dowuievillc
aad Washoe papers.