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II Col. J. A. Parker, just from Essex, 1.-THE
residence Of Senator Hunter, states that a large
meeting Of the people, irrespective Of party, took
place in that county on Monday last, headed by
Hon. NJ. r n. Garnett, at which very eonserya-
tive resolutions were unanimously passed appeal
ing TO South Carolina aad other States to forbear
until Virgins could be heard; calling on all the
states to meet in convention, and to make one
more effort honOrably to preserve the Union and
the guarantees under the Constitution
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FORK SWALLOWED By A Cow.-Mr J
Francis johnson, Of this county while slaug hter
Ing COW fer beef, few days since, found stick
Ing through her upper stomach, and firmly fixed
In the gristy part Of the brisket, a large horn
handle dining fork 1t had evidently been swal-
lowed some months before, and what is remark
able, she is reported to have been very fat and
thrifty, up to the time she was killed The pre-
sumption is that, in the effort Of the stomach to
discharge the fork, the tines We're forced throug b
us substance and into the flesh where 1t was
f0und.-MddiSCn ga Visitor
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A HERMIT IN NEW HAMPsHIRB-There is a
gradual thinning out Of the scattered settlements
In the northern part of Coos county. Dixville
which ten years ago had three families, has been
uninhabited for several years Odell for MANY
years has had but one inhabitants hermit He
entertains visitors Hospitality but declines all In.
Vitations to remove to theadjacent settlement He
refuses 70 answer questions as 70 his former his
tOrY.-BoSton Trar.Her
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEYANDRTl. Va

Mrs. 8. }. MCCORMICK, PRrscrPAL.
The thirteenth annual session OF this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, 10 the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite 10 q thorough English Edu
desired.
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
boardeIs, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will beunder her Immediate care and supervI-
sion. She will endeavor as lar as possible 70 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home.
:, ,Rersnees.-Rev.G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr.. Elias
HHaIrliTe5. Bar Rey: d. +: serisg. william F4wis,
ESQ, aenry MeIbury, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esg. kebert h. Huntou, ESQ w: Mallsch,
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Lo1doun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
TERMS.
board, with Tuition in all the English Branches,
In advance.
Mnsic and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges, au 8-d
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u ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently OCCUPIED by Chas. :; Wallaob
story and the third floor of the came building. For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2
Louisiana avenue. ia Is II
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WITH

Wholesale and etail Deal ers in i6ne FAMILY
Gk0SERlES,, TEAS, WINES. and choice Ii
9OQnS OF all kinds. A fresh stock just opened.
Good sugar cents per pound, Cal At No R31 nth
street. betwsAn and Eouislana av 90 s-tf
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DIR: SELDEN w. CROW.
~rrioh-Ae1w wssfmsr, wTsssfm ST, RzTwrsS AND F,
,.Q Advice to the poor without charge fnom 10
10 clock every morning. no l2-2w
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EDUCATIONAL.

A NEW SELECT SCHOOL
"A SELECT SCHOOL. for children will be opened
the frat Monday in December next, at the COR
ner of + and Seventeenth sts., First Ward. At
taohed to the house is large garden in which the
Chi dren may enEage IN open air exercises. As the
number of scholars will be limited application for
ssmi sslon should be made Immediately. Full in
Principal, a. q Mrs LE%is's No. 3 SIS seVsnteentS nth
street NO s2-7t<
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FEMALE EDUCATION

FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daughter to re-
oeive thorough and systematic education. where
their ply sica training will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
visit the UNION Female Academy, corner Four
teenth st. and New York ay.
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
H-H prineinala
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Gas Fixtures

THE BEST TASSORTME EVER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY.
Those who desire to select from new patterns.
with the advantage of q reduction in prices, will
call early and examine
We would also call the attention Of persons about
INTRODUCING gas ito their dwellings to our in
creased facIItIes, and consequc low prices, for
this branch of our trade.
In. ltng all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas akages, to call at 269 Pa ave-
nue., between 10th and 18th sts., south side,
no 2l-Jdnl J. w. THOMSON a. CO
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A ALEXANDRIA EXPRESS
ANY One desiring Freight-mnch or little-Bar-
Tes Ba Ga, Boxes, Bundles or, In fact, any thixg,
safely trans ported and delivered between Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alex xsndria, may rely inn
plicitly upon the EXPRESS WAGONS Of the
those cities. Orders entered upon the states Of his
express a. the Star Ooe at Bscon's ocery Store,
ly ttended to. and at very mods,ste ch,Iges
no H-lm Late Osborn's Express
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EOR RENT-Possesslon on the LIST of October
Il The DWELLING HOUSE No. 43s ID street,
at present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door to the residence of the advertiser.
J. nj. CARLISLE.
N. Bit will not be let for boarding house.
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
Mss. ANNIE &. PECK, Teacher.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

The PACK TRAiN.-The mules belonging
to Sale & Cleveland's pack train returned
to this place last evening. They had PROF
ceedcd to valley near the Summit where
the snow was SO dry and loose that it was
impossible to pack into trail for mules.
The distance across being about five miles ii
was concluded to return the animals, the
passengers taking their blankets, started on
a-ioot. They will have no trouble in get
ting through. A few days warm sun or a
little rain wi II render the snow sufficiently
plastic for the opening OF the trail, when
the train will again be started out. A large
number Of passengers are ready to start,
prefering TO wait few days rather than
take the circuit OF the Placerville road.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
SHERIFF;S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of recree Of Foreclosure to me di-
ID rected aud issned out Of the District Court Of
tine llth Judicial District in and for Nevada Coun-
~, State Of California. Judgment irendsred in
said Count, on the 14th dA~ Of March, 4. d 1850;
in favor Of SlL1S FOLSOM and against C.. THONP-
son for the Of Twenty three Hundred and
Ninety three Dollars and Seventy-six Cents, prin-
cpal debt, with accruing interest $500 at three
per cent. per month aud on SASS 81 at Two per ct
Per month from the rendition Of Judgment, togsth.
er with all costs Of suit fer the Sale Of tAs follow
ing described property, 10 wit -
The undivided half Of an that certain lot OF Nj
ming Claims and Lands situated ia the Township Of
bridgeport, County Of Nevada, and State OF Calisor
mia, lying and being the town Of French Coral
in the hin short distance above the head Of Pol
lard Co.'S large tail sluice, being bounded the
East BY toe mining claims known as Doekum Co.'S
Claims. and on the West by the mining claims %
IFookwaier h Co. aud being generally knowa sad
designated ss the Thompson Claims, tsgether with
the hose, Pipe, Sluices, Quicksilver, Lumber and
all aprartcnances thereunto belonging
Notice j. hereby given that will expose to Public
safe all the above described property, to the high
est bidder. for Cash, in front Of the Court House
Door, in Nevada City, on Tuesday, the 10th da, Of
april 4. u. 1850 between the hours Of o'clock A.
n. and clock +. NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day 81 March,
1850. JB, VAN HAGAN. sheriff Nevada Co.
BY Jas D VAN HAeAs, Deputy:
7 b. Mcfarland, Iltf's Attorney.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

CoURr OF SEssroNs.-Three more persons
were consigned to the tender mercies of Nc
Cauley, on Tuesday, viz yorsih, alias bnteh
David Jacobs and Sandy Allerton. Each
were sentenced to four years in the State
Prison for robbing the sluices of Crossman
& Co.
The csse OF Chas. Sanford was tried on
Monday and submitted to the Jury. After
being out all night the jury was brought in
to court and discharged being unable TO
agree A noiie prosequi was entered on the
understanding that the defendant would
leave the State never to return.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
CONSTABLES' SALE.
State ef California. County Of Nevada. 81.

DYfvTETUE Of two Executions TO me delivered issus
ID ed from the Court Of 5. c. RICHARDSON Esg., an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the County
Aforesaid bearing date March lst lS6s TO satisfy two
Judgments rendered BY the aforesaid Justice Of the
Peace the lst day Of March, 1889, in favor Of
Moses Kern and Martin Aurbar, and against A. W.
Herriek and O. p. Carralton Moses korn for the sum
SIS So, ana NJ. Murbar for the sum Of sl4s, Debt,
Interest, Damages and Costs Of Suit
have taken In execution and will sell 70 the
highest bidder, for Cash, the premises in GrAss
Valley township, all the right. title interest Of
A. W Herrick and o. b. Carrolon in and to the fol-
lowing described property. 10 wit, certain Ditch,
situated on Kate Hays Hill. Said Ditch eonvsrs
water 10 claims owned BY Walker and Elliott
On Saturday the 7h day Of April, A. ID. 1850
between the hours Of O'Clock. A. N. and O'Clock
J. NJ, taken - the property Of A. W. Derrick and
y. b. Carraiton to satisfy the above demands and
craing Costs. c. C. TOWNSEND, Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

RAIDRoAD PRoGREss.-A correspondent Of
the Marysville Appeal. who appears 10 be
pretty well posted in the matter OF which
he writes, says that the grading on the Cal
ifornia Central Railroad has been conplet-
ed from Folsom to Lincols, and the rails
laid about half the distance. The rails will
be extended TO Lincoln in less than q
month.
The road is to be Immediately pushed for
ward to Marysville. The grading between
Lincoln and the Yuba river has already
been let, and will be completed by the First
Of January next, aud by the 4th OF July
1861, il is confidently expected the cars will
be running from Sacramento to Marysville,
via Folsom. All the machinery for the road
is now in Sacramento, aud Col. Wilson is
in New York, negotiating for the iron for
the section from Lincoln to MarysvilIc.
The California Northern Railroad, still
further extention of this chain Of Railroads,
from Marysville TO Orovillle, is also meet
ing with the greatest favor from capitalists
whose attention has been called to the
operation. and there is no doubt but that
the people Of Butte County will vote the
proposed loan Of 100000 on the 7th OF
April The construction OF the road, how
ever, is not contingent on the success Of that
measure, for the entire grading is already
under contract to Messrs Chensry & Co., of
San Francisco, who are now collecting the
necessary tools, horses, &c, TO commence
the work. The grading is very light and
will be completed this summer.
The spirit Of Railroad enterprise seems to
be fairly aroused throughout the state, and
il affords us much qualification TO chronicle
these movements, indicating as they do
more rapid development OF the resources OF
the State than we have hitherto witnessed,
and having in great degree, as they must,
the effect Of locating permanently, In the
country our best citizens, and making them
feel more at home, as also the circulating
vast amount Of money, brought from abroad.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

saying curtly, and hrm as fate; IT will
not be permitted"
Our hearts almost dropped out at the bet
tom Of our chests, with disappointment, in
the desperation ef which we appealed to the
people thus, In loud tones:
ali we obligate ourselves, as men of hon.
or. and unswerving fidelity, that we will 90
behind you. en- roate to the lead, aud that
we will not attempt to lay of claims until
you proclaim yourselves. satisfied, and bid
us do 50, are ysu willing that we should 90
alongf
A shout Of amen, creditable TO the in
stinctive generosity of the human heart,
greeted the speech, and OF we started for
the lead, about twenty five Of us, in number,
headed by the guide and an axe-man.
The excitement Of itself was deliriously
happy, aud when we add to this the tenn
pering iniuenc es OF the vernal landscapes
amid the msuutains, the effect can scarcely
be conceived. At last, after rapid and
hard travel over the mountains, for seven
miles. which was scarcely noticed, so much
does the silver fever inspire the body with
alacrity, we reached the goal Of the fancied
wealth, whore we met with about twenty
others.
Safety will come, at last, Of all things
1t was singular TO notice how soon, as II by
spell, the hearts of ths excited crowd
were restored TO tranquility aud repose.
We siaked Off claims, as by agreement,
along the lonesome side Of mountain, and
getting few specimens for analysis, start
ed for Grass Valley, where we arrived about
dark, after q ride OF 22 miles. Honest
chemistry dispelled all the illusions Of
wealth, the next day, by proving the lead
10 be but a conglomerate rock, without q
trace Of gold or silver. Still what's the use
Of mans being poor all bis life, when he
can get rich for quarter.
In the clear light Of truth how ridiculeus
the pictures look that once bore the impress
of seriousness and dignity.
We are on FOOLS errands half the time in
this world, and hav'nt sense enough to
know 1t. Its pity but what u fellow could
always keep on the right track, and save bis
breath for something substantial.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

HOLMES, Of the Mariposa Gazette. has,
like all bachelors, many bad habits. His
thoughts are constantly bent on giving the
fair sex rub. He is ever joining issue with
the ladies'; every week, perhaps oftener,)
be pitches into them, and. very naturally,
they get down on him. How be expects to
stand and combat, unaided, the excitement
he has created, with bis vigorous charges, is
a mystery to US. BY dividing the enemy
and taking one at time, he may, in q mea-
sure, work cut OF the scrape. His shadow
must grow less, however, in the eyes Of the
fair ones Of Mariposa. To recover his former
high position, is against the laws of Nature
and impossible.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
POLITICAL ITEMS.

How TEET DISSOLVED THE UNIoS.-The
South Carolin Legislature lately sent out
a parcel Of resolutions inviting each Of the
other Southern States to Join in disunion
conference.
When they reached Texas, the Legislature
eyed them suspiciously. Members remarked
that Texas had too much truble getting into
the Union to be in hurry to sc; out OF it.
And they were summarily laid under the
table.
When they reached Virginia. there was
long Debate. But the Legislature finally
came to the sensible conclusion disunion
conference would have no powor to dissolve
the Union, aud, IL it had, that wasn't what
they wanted. So the resolutions we're not
concurred in.
When they reached Maryland. the whole
Legislature rose up. with two exceptions, to
Indignantly spurn them, as an invitation to
treason, which message goes back to South
Caroliua, with their compliments.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
NEW TO-DAY,
SIMMONS.

State Of California, Justices Court.
County Of Nevada }ss
Grass Valley Township. Before :. c. Richardson.
JOHN WALLS ". D. MYERS Il A. J. DAVIS.
The People Of the state OF California to d. Myers
and A. j. Davis Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned, Justice Of ihs Peace. IN and for said
County, at his Office in said Township. on Thurs
day, the IS ia day Of June, 4. D., 1srs. Al 10 o.
clock NJ, 20 answer TO the complaint Of John Walls
who demands Of you the Of One Hundred and
Sixty two Dollars, aud Fifty Cents. Book Account
for Goods aud Merchandise, as pc r complaint
Tile Ia my Office.
On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said Of sl62 80
and Costs OF suit.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March. A.
D. ls6o. ;. C. RICHARDSON, J.P.
Ahdavii being flied by the Plaintiff in the wilhn
cause that due diligence has been exercised pro
service on the within defendant. and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and IL has
been ordered by me that publication Of iLe above
summons lie made in the Nevada NatanaI, a week
~ Newspaper published In Grass Valley aforesaid
once week, for the period ~ fhree months yre-
vious TO the 2sth day of Juse, isso
Sc. 5m :. G. RICHARDSON, J. +.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Professor Goodrich e. Peter Parley'') Of
Yale College, died at Newhaven, Conn, on
Saturday 25th February.
We find the above paragraph circulating
pretty freely in the California papers of the
past few days. " Professor Goodrich Of
Yale College, (Chauncy A. Gosdrich) was
an elder brother of Sam1 q. Goodrich, better
known as :" Peter Parley," Professor Good
rich, was the author Of several valuable
works. about the first of which was - Good
rch's School History of the United States, y
the first work Of the kind ever published. II
was written at the suggestion Of bis brother
Samuel G. and tirst published by him.
"Peter Parley," we trust, +" still lives" en-
joying the retirement of contented old age,
near the home of bis childhood In Ridgeield,
Conn.
So far from being College Professor, he
is or at least was fifteen years ago, as We
learned from his own lips. innocent OF any
knowledge either Of Greek or Latin. except
what little be obtainsd during few winter
evenings while be was an apprentice in
Hartford Conn, and that did not extend be-
yond knowledge Of some three or four of
the first books of the IEnead and the simple
mastering of the Greek Alphabet.
He is emphatically a sci made man.
never having attended school after he arriv-
ed at the age Of fourteen years. He has en-
ioyed the leasure for the last ten or fifteen
years of knowing that his books were read
by greater number of persons than ever
before have read the works of a living au.
thor. His school and cbildren's books are
translated into every civilized language
where education forms any part Of public
polity.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

A lawyer of this village, was consulted a
few days since, by an injured husband, who
contained Of the unfaithfulness of his spouse
Repeated acts of Inconsistency upon the part
Of the wife, eonld be clearly proved. and the
man of the law, ,teld his client there would be
no dfficulty in obtaining decree of divorce
at the next term OF Court -. Divorce.
next term of court" exclaimed the now ex-
cited Benedict. 'd--n your divorce-I dom
wan any divorce, | only want to get out
an Injunction to stay her proceedings"