April 8, 1853 (4 pages)

SNe Yee i ] ee — —ist of Letters remaining in the Post 4 Office at Nevada, Cal. April B, 1853 Follett Edward M A Folkes James Acock Rich'd C 2 Ford James M Adams Charles Adams James M Adsit L B Allison Edward Aldrich Wilson Albro Daniel . Allen William Allen David Anerson Grayeon Armes Charles W Askew Benjamin B Bailey Phineas Jo siah Baldinger Fred’k Bancroft Horatio Ballard TJ Ballard Hen Fox Georgs W Francis ‘i’ M 2 French Simeon P Frost 0 M 'Fulweiler Abraham . Mcintosh Nicolau . Garish Fuudyce H Garver David Gawyne William Gilbert George Gilman Peter Glace John Wesley2 Glover Samuel Gob e James Goodall Richard Goodale Almond 3 2) Gordon Jereminh 2!. Giaham Jackson 4 Baldwin William H {Gray Joha J Balis George Baldy George W Baney M Barber Frank Baum Jesse Barnes Hamilton Barnes Eli Baxter John . Bates George Barry W Rumsey . Beard V L or . Gray Jos Jefferson iregory William jregory Nathan H Juthridge Elias N H Haile RG jtlaley Warren 2 dall Henry Hall George H or (John Jinner ' Hall Henry tl {L W Morgan . Hawley Thomas Beal Tudor Beagley Thos G Behme M T Beery Daniel Benson Smith Beli Joseph F Relote Abel . Bennett David Beyers Egid.us Best Lewis M Bigelow George R Bisboe William Blodget Oscar Blodget Joseph Slaskaua Henry Black Matthew Boyce Robert Boynton Nathan * Bower Abmhim Brammel Wash'ton Bradley Wm F 2 Briggs Edward 2 Brooks Charles Brown Thomas Brown Thos W Browning Wm J Brooks Samuel H Brouks Charles Bryan Samuel 2 Brodees Neleon Brooks David G Barnett Matthias Cahoon Harvey G Cahalan C Wm Cillaway O P 2 . 3. Hampton Wm R Hanshaw Wm Haws J F HarlanDrSG 4 Hatch Henry S$ Harris Pleasant Houch Christopher Hapgood Javid W Helms Samuel Heindrow John Henesy Patrick Herring Mason Herriet John Hervey Thomas 2 Hillock Wm H Hillyer Thomas Hickman James F Hightes:y John Moagg Peter G Hobart James P Hou'mes RoberthH 2 pon lac 9 looper How C J Houston Robert Houghton C. D Houps Michael Howes John Hoyt David Hadeon Richard 3 Haffnan William Hunter Abraham Hunter John Humphrey Wm L Husa Jaco J Campbell Hugh A . Jackson Geo W 3 Carson ‘Vm J Carr Charles F Carter William Cave Wm Jacobs Richard Jackson Joseph Janney George B Jannis Edmond Champion TJD D Jameson Robert D Chandler John Chandler Thos C Chase ‘Tl Henry Chatham Robert F Chapman Eliagur Chisholm Robert B! Chollar John Clark Jacob Cobb Charles P Cohran Jumes Colbert William. 2) Cook C C iK . Knapp Wan Cook H H Cook Fred k K . Cooper John W ; Cole Henry A Ge tg r} extua Colley DD Collins WM Counnel Samuel Connell Davi d Seat enr Corbett Carlton Corkins Delos Coine H Corry Nathaniel . Congrove Patrick Couper Robert Courtright J M Crall Isaac S 2 Crain Dr David Culver James Curbly George Cowten J W Cowllins James Daniels Krancis Davis Burns K_ 5 Davie Thaddeus Day Charles G Day Siles J Detrerding George Demasters William Deyo Joveph A 2 Dickson Joseph Diehl Valentine Dill Hamilton Divine Thomas Dodds F N Doherty James Donnovan John J Donoghy John Door Stephen Dorrell George Dorlund Peter A 2 Doyle David R Dunn Thomas Duboie Brodhead Dyer Zebulon ~ East Henry T Eastin V S Ellis James Evane Jebhn Evans Edward B or (Jeremiah Price Eustace John Ewing Chatham M Farrand isaac T Faulkes Justinian FenstermakerDay'd Finney Francie Fields D Finley SDH 2 FitzpatriskCol Rich Floyd Joseph Pullman Stephon Yolts Albart 4” 2\ Jennings John W Johnson Soma Jonson Charles G . Lee L W Johneton'George Jones Joseph 2 Kennedy BA Kertchem D Kelley George W Kilpatrick William King Leonard D nee le Joseph Kohner Daniel a Lahy John Lansing & Co Latta William Lawrence John Lawrence Jacob Lebolt George Letcher Isane Lewis Edward T ep RS Lieghtenbarger G Liscum John orJohn W Lane Lickers John Libold George Lobe William Loft Thomas Logan R A Lo inger Henry Long James 5 Luster Stephen $ Lynde Benjamin C Lyttle Wm HH Lyons John B Wr Machull Wm Madden D W cer Lawrence Mains John Malor Joshua Manlove David [Franklin Marlowe Nathaniel Marlow James L Marlow Wm H Martin Phillip Marion H Marvine James D Marsh Peter Mason Alva Mastein Uriah D Maxon L B Medley Georgo Mexwall James C Milbourne H C ix Jessee mith James “mith J P mith Isaae P mith Nathaniel smith Wm X smith Robert D ‘nider Henry ones Durlin pringer Amos W purges Joseph W tahlhat Gotlieb standley Osburn stephens Jessee or [J W Franklin stevenson eda 4 Muleuhy John Murphy Wm § Munrve ‘Vm R Tic MeBriage Jobn MeClare Henry C ¢ MeCall om MeCurdy David McCrae Geo W McGowan Jas E \ MeKown J Deunir {to McKee Ezra Metiae Farvuhae MeNoel William McQueen Peter MeMillen Alexa+{der ‘tolph Corne'ius stober Henry storms Simon P Strode Samuel Shirtevant J H & CW P Stone William Stroud Maras Snell John J Sutherland Newton Neweum William 3 Newman Samuel Nelson Willium Northam Charles H Norton] Ws o Oliphant Doct Rob{ert J Oliver A J Ostrander J W b Palmer G M Pareons Hillary 2 Patrick John Pawlett Joseph Peck Washington Penburthy Wm Penn Samuel Peters Clinton J Perry George W 2 Perry John T Tailor William Talmer Marion Tanner Ezra Cfawling Joseph Tell Harmon Tibbets David Tinkham A Tipton Henry lisdale William Chorn Nathanicl thorn AmosO 2 Thoip Wm E lramell W H Pierce Job 51 4 riplet Isaac 2 Pinkard S D Troy DF Pratt Medcalf Vrufant David H Prescott E E lucker Jeremiah Prosser Charles Poffenberger Henr {A Pomeroy D C Purcell Mi hiel Purvis ‘Thi ms Tylor Win N Vv Van Buren D H Van Camp Tunis Vannalat ne Gilbert Plumhof \\ in Walberly John R Waddill Benj F Redford Wm Warlderan Walter Reed Wm C 2 Reed Frederick tteeme Nvuah news EM Reev Mr Rigdon Stephen Reynolds Lewis Richards Wm Ricker Joseph 2 Rigdon Steven Khoda John F Robins Rinaldo Robinson Charles . Waterman ‘Thos A Watson Silas Watson Sperry Watera John Webster Leavar Weimar Fritz We-ton RS Whitman Lemuel Whiteomb Dr O Whitcomb Joel S$ Whipp e Wm Nells Wilber Willard W Wileon Samuel ; (2. Williams James M Robingon WmG Williams James Robinson Jack Williams Thomas G Robinson Wm C Williams George Robb A 2 . Wiltis John Ross R E Winchester J Kogers J L Wilder George . Russell A J Rumery Ixanc R 2 Wright David 8 . Wolcott Justin B . Worthley Sewall . Hood James . Woods Alexander ) Wood Tabins Selfridge Dr J Ms . p¥yot Dennis 2 . Schumer Bernhard Wood Rheuben B Schellhorn Henry 2) Woon William Scott Lelt \ Vv Scott Joseph Nelson Yorkfoot Nathan Sherling Charles . Young Samuel N Shenck Charlies . . Simpson George . Zearin George 1 dims James 5 LADIES LIST. . Sargent Hollis Sapp Daniel Sayre Heury R= 4 Holdridge Mrs [Susan § Hooper Mis Perne{cy Jane A Adsit Mra L B B Brown Mixs f°] Crilly Mrs Louis A INE Croocks Mrs Esther} Miers Mrs ElizaD [beth Dediman Miss Lucy T Dyer Mrs Zebu on . Tuttle Mrs Susan B New Wholesale Store. WPHE undersigned has opened in the large room formerly the Broad Street House, a Large and Cheiee Selection of GOODS. ur. hased in San F'rancisco, which are offered Foe eale BY THE PACKAGE ONLY to Traders, Packers, Pedlers, Hotel Keepers, §c. On such terms that it will be to their interest is give mea call before seeking another maret. Orders will be received and goods forwarded by Pace Trains to all parts of the mines, on moderate terms, and all goods warranted to give satisfaction. In all cases payment of invoices will be required on delivery of goods. H. DAVIS. 4 Nevada, March 11, 1853. 6 Buckuer and Sawyer ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will attend to the business of the profession in all its pepereaeays in Nevada and adjoining counties. Offic: corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. L. Sawyer Notary Public, STANTON BI KNER, 16-3m* LORENZO SAWVER Provisions, &e, NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borraduile and Burten will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned tiirm—A. N. Coleman and. E. F. Barton. Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuancs of the liberal Mills Jonathan atronage heretofore extended. Mills JH eee COLEMAN & BURTON. pati pe wv. G Nevada, Jan. 21. 1853. 29.4m Mille ; ‘ Miller F L 2) Lark’s Fancy Diy Guous Miller Thecdoro L Store, pone, a ti n2 Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. Monsey Jouathan Moore Andrew J 3 Moore William 2 Moore Arthuc Moore Henry Moore Luther or (John Crow Morrell Joshua Morgan Robert Morrison Abram Moraceur A Mosely John M Moulton Lori ¥ 3 domestics, _ undersigned hus just received an ad M dition to his tormer supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitabie for Ladies’ uses ; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, cambrics, printe, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, &o. And also Men’s goods—such as Coats, pants, vests, hata, bovis, cravats, loves, &e. All of which, together with his ermer stock, make up the best assortment that has ever been brought to this market, and which £e will sell as low fur cash as can be sold in the mountains. ho one in want of suoh goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feh 4, 1853 -3m J. LARK, a ln JUB PRINTING, ~~ Done nently, cheaply and expeditiously, at the Jovewat Orrice Sam Francisco A.lvertisements Sign Of the WOIIJEN SAILOR. Thomas ‘Tennent, MATHEMATICAL AND Nautiva! Instrument Maker. Fire provf building, corner otf Front street and Leng Wharf, San Francisco ‘Theodolites, Leveling and Transit Instruments, Compasges, chains, Levelling staves. Drawing instruments, pochet compasses. magnets, barometers, CON gound microxenpes. mag nifying giusses, th rmometers, Spectacles drawing and tracing p.per hydrometers, sacharometers, etc. ete., With a variety of other instrumente constantly on hand, Having learned my businessin the mannfaetory of the celebrited WM J. YOUNG, of Philadelphia, and during the last three yearhave been entrusted wish the repairs of all the instruments of the United States Const Survey, the Surveyors Geu’! of California and Oregon, Bourdury Survey, U. S: Dry Dock Commission, gc. Lorn guarantee that all my work will be executed in the VERY BES! MANNER, 4\-3mor. Story, Redington & Co. Importers on? Wholesale Dealers i eae AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Aaiicles, etc. . Stone Building, Sunsome, cor of Merchant street. San Franciseo, California. : Agents tor Osgovd’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’« Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co’s Medicines, Corbett’s Shakers’ Sarsaparilla, Dr Hunts Life Flixi and Hyatt’s Balsam. From the fact that one of our firm will reside permanently in the A lantic States, and super intend in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping of gooda for thia market, we flatter ourselves that we can offer superior advantages, both in quality und price, to any others in our line of business. WM. If. LAMT, Cc. W. YOUNG. Lamb and Young WATCHMAKERSN & JEWELERS. On Main street, at the junction of Com. mercial and Cayote streets, Nevada city. 12-6m J W. Fish, NOTARY PUBLIC. Valley Auburn & Nevada Livery Stables Telegraph Line ! lic generally, that he has established Stables . ses to persons Wishing to pass over the road By this arrangement passengers can go Much Qu cker avd Cheaper ! Stage must be apparent to all. Passengers bound for Nevada arriving at Auburn by any of the different lines of Sta. ges are assured that they can depend on this . line; also, passengers going from Nevada to . Sacramento Will find Splendid Coaches at Auburn . to take them through. Baggoge not suitable to pack on horses wiil be forwarded . twice a week on this line. Also, One Buggy will be kept on the Line. . Acents—SAMUEL HILLMAN, Nevada City, on Broad street, opposite the Union Hotel, at the stand formerly known as the . Nevada Stabie, } street, opposite the National Hotel, at the dsrory, Repineron & Co. Feb, 3 —-41-3m eR eit Force Pump. . TOW vet up on exbibition at the Iron 2 Warehouse of Cross & Co. B trery St. San Francisco, a powerful PORCH PUMP o 1Binch cylinder and 42 inch stroke, planned . and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and believed to be one of the most effective machines of the kiwd ever turned out trom tise lebrared . manufactory. It can be operaied by Nerss or stcam power, and by ecleulation will throw . 1000 gallons per minute. For wale on the . aah VY 19° owe premises \ J. W. Morris su, Wholesale Dealer in Clothing and Boots, Begs leave to inform his 0.1 friends ard the merchants of Nevada generally, that he has received per late arrivals, Boots, Shoes and Clothing, spectal'y adapted to their market, which he will sell at the lowest tuarket rates. All orders for goods will receive prompt attention. 43 3mos. Sacramento st between Battery and Front. Patent Judia Rubber MTEAM PACKING, warranted to atand 9 any required degree of heat, and may in ail cases be used where packing is required. JOHN GREACEN, jr, xclusive manufacturer, 96 and 93 Broadway, New York. The undersigned has been appointed Sole Agent for California for the sale of the above celebrated article, and confidently recomtnends it to the use of engineers and otbers tor steam and water juints, valves, manhole gaskets, &e. de: JAMES DONAHUE, Withinton Thomas Union !ron and Brass Foundry. cor. First Mar 1 —46-0f Golden Gate Saloon, BY MRS. SMITH PPOSITE the Mountain House, iO street, Grase Valley. juvrs and Cigars always to be found at their house eE XTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys and Mission ets Main ther kind in the season, DRINKS —Tow and Jerry, Milk Paneb. Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of driak culled for. This house will be onen from 6 o'clock in the morning. until 12 o’elock at night tlemen will find this house the uiost fushionable place in town to spend the evening 37-3m srs stewed and fried, sheil Oysters, and every . . } The Restaurant, Connected with the Saloon ix kept in the best order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on . . having served ut allhours the very best the market affords, cooked in a superior manner {f ample experience in the busivess, good pro. visions, and good cookery, ard a constant de. corifortable and well furnished: sire to please, ure guarantees for public satis. jg cormmodious and pleasaniiy located, and faction, the public will be satisfied. ' THE BILL OF FARK * will embrace everything the market will produce. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite . of hard times, a'ways moderate. Another thousand enstomers can be accommodated JoUN T MOORR, W 8. M’CALL, W. R. McCall & Co, Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, &e. EG LEAVE to announce to their old customers, and the trade in general, that they ha ein store and are consianily receiving ment of goods selected exvressiy for this mar. ket, and which will be sold at the lowest mur. ket prices. : Provisions. Clear Pork, Mees Pork, Best of Wine, Li. Gen. . Hpnclele lb enttipependinc ions! GOO, American Livery Stable. SADDLE HORSES to hire in both pla-. 12th, the nbove Line of Stages will ran as , . fullows:—Leaving the Crescent City [Hotel, . Particular attention paid to iransient stock . at 5 o'clock every morning, passing through , 38m . . Johnson's Ranch, Reagh and Ready, Grass; __ (ees on the most reasonable terms. Otfice ac the Usion liot et on Broad st. Nevada J.B. LOBDELL. March 4th, 1852.—44-im on band, : x, ‘Villiage’ various Kinds aod potter \steada, Wash-stands, Tables, ete., being manufactured by machinery, he can sel at the lowest price. Having had ample ex. neral Stage Office, Crescent City Hotel. J . perience he feel+ assured and will warrant . that his work is inferior to none, Turning of notice. oct-2-ly WM) STILES, Lumber ! Lumber !! ALSO—For sale, in smal! or large quan. tities, all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest . cash rates, at the JM/ill on Roger Williams) os, willrun as follows: . Spring. Persons on the Yuba will tind the . situation of thie mill peculiarly handy for) chek, A. them, and ail persens wanting the article will WM. C. STILES. FARISH & ADAMS, Commission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Provisions . and Grocertes, . MARYSVILLE, Cat. , . i ESSRS. P. & A. respect‘ully call the! the attention of the Merchants of Ne. vada and vicinity, to their large stock of de. siratle Goods, with the assurance that they . (shall be supplied at San Francisco prices, . freivhta ded, &e. } } They are constantly supplied with super. i fing Chili Fleur, from some of the heaviest . importing hou-es at San Francisco: and be. ing in daily receipt of goods. are always pre. . . . ! \ . do well to call, . _ pared to supply the trade. at the lowest inar. ket prices. SRIVONDE Tears 40-tf MEDICAL, Dr. George Hoimes, . Physician, Surgeon. and Ubstetrictan, . . Office on Broad street, 4 doora east of iL. Da. vis’ Siore, Nevada. 45 3m UNLIEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. . THE audersigned having leased the above . establishment, are refitting the same jor He. tel purposes, ondy. No pains wilt be spare . . . . to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords, The hed-chambers are . The Hote every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. ant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M til 12 P.M. . A share of public patronage is respecifully . . N. B. Stables and a good Yard conveni. ent to the Hotel. RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40 3mos Lime! Line!! fe HE undersigned takes this method of . informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass . Valley, snd the public in general, that Ling . can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1 2 mile . from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacramento, and leading through Auburn There . wi.l always be on hand White Alum Lime! Mess Beef, Bacon, Lard, Hams, . Flow, Barley, . Oats, Potatoes, * Onions, Beans. . ALSO—A large assortment of } GRocEKIES. Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Syrups, Spices, fre. . Together with a lirge stuck of Liquors, To. hacco, and Cigars, etc. kept* continunlly on . hand at the old stand, 55 1 Street. 41-6 . C.D Cleveland, M.D. . PHYSICIANS SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, Grass Valley 24 tf New Bridge over Bear River. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. . HE undersigned have ju-t completed a} New and splendid Lattice Bridge acruss Bear River, near Anderson’s Crossiag, It is on the Ridge Road from Sacramento city to Nevada, via Auburn, Ilinoistown, Storms’ Ranch and Grass Valley. This road can be safely and conveniently travelled at all times, the proprietors of the Bridge aving been at great expense in putting the new portion of the road in complete . order, reducing the hill to and from Beer River \ to a convenient grade, and is as near, if not . nearer than any other road. The Bridge is full 20 feet above high water mark, aud being Supported by a natural stune wall on each side, is in no danger from drift wood, or other con tingencies, This bridge beivg on the direct route from Sacramento to Little York, Wal loupa, Red Dog, Steep Hollow. and Green Horn, gives tnis road many advantages over . any other. tt is alsoon the Direct Route Between the NORTHERN g SOUTHERN MINES, Travellers and Teamsters pas-i yt through this region during the Winter seagon especially, should not fail to avail themselves of the . ! advantages of this route, as they will thereby not only avail themselves of the best road, but avoid ail danger of being unadle to cross this dangerous stream, STORMS & TATE. 4. Decerber 22d, 1862.—B4-3m y Clipper Vessels, a large and choice agsort. branvi ue has had man and flatters himself the be his profession, his employ a first rate workmau, who will be alwaye at vod gsi and execute Work in the side of Uroad street, 3 doors west Hoel Zi Smeiting, done and Blue Lime, both necessary for building purposes. Persons ata distance can depend . on getting Lime at any moment, by sending . their teams for theurticle. Lime willbe sold much less than it has heretofore been sold in! this country. For further information, anply to Wa. GWYNN, Aubnrn. . 403m Dro. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Uffice on Broad Street. 24 Door above the Union Hotel. Jan 98 1853. those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, . and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satistaction of all who may favor him with a call. viz: . Teeth plugged with pure gold, $300 9 do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 200 . Teeth extracted, 200 Ineerted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 3 00 ons ; . the families of Nevada and vicinity that she His Tooth Powder is unequalled for eur-. win again open the above school on the first . ng the Scurvy and making the Teeth white. . Jan. 21, 1853. 39 3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing. HE subscriber has been at. great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for . « making and ropairing anything in he way of either gunsmithing o: jacksmithing. In the furmer years of experience, complete master of Io the jatter branch, be has in nost approved manner. Shop on the soath of the Union DAVIs. p A LS O — Goldsmithing Assaying and/. \5 Novada, Feb. . messenger. Office adjoining the Beatty Hotel, Graes'. Philadelphia, 61 T HE subscriber takes this method of ren-. and insured to all parts of the United States, . € dering thanks to his former patrons for} and Express Business of erery de eription . &~ past favors, and informs them and the pub. rrom tly attended to. both in Aubnrn and Nevada City. and is now . *® prepared to furnish spirited and gentle hor-. Marlow C. MeKenzie, Anburn, on Main . Chairs, Bedsteads, ete. The undersivued has now . and arriving at Sacramento at 5 o'clock . . “i is constantly . Py manufoct ring at the Roac . Spring, Nevada, ! ot Chaire, Bed } which, . } all kinds dove to order, and at the shortest } . . {at Marysviile ai o clock, P. M., thus afford}the evening Boats for Sacramento and San . Francisco, which leave Marysville every even{ j wwabove, (Sus The Restaur. : j tal patronage that he has heretofore received, . duced his Assaying price to $15,00 instead of . variety, . asstirances in dls consultations upon the differ. . ent mincs, . . : E is prepared with accommodations for . . mineral works in-erecting and divecting MaMonday of cently purchased and fitted up expressly fur it, . on Spring at., near the corner of Tie unersigned has established an office where his services can at anv time be had in he is well experienced in the various haunts of strayed animals, and other information necesromptly and carefully. lo d do wall to caflo Ris tia ‘i tara “atc :, BORS Adams & Co.’s Express. ETWEteEN Nevuds, Sacramento City, San Francisco, and all paris of tho United States. A. & Co. are the only Express who forward Gold Dust and valuable packages be} ~~ Whiliam H. Stowell, COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4, Muyzard’s Fire Proof Stores, Calf: tween Nevada and Sacramento in charge of 6 ar ac va San Franejaco. AN. Bo W.H.S. makes no purchases of any doseription of property on his own account, BILLS OF EXCHANGE . but generally has a large assortment of merDrawn on their own Houses ia I, ile i ehandize for sale on consignment. He reepeet. New York, Boston, fully tenders his services to ony castles wha G } Baltimore, may wish to employ nn agent forthe sale of Washington, St. Louis, merch ndize or other property, or for making 4 investments. 34-3m Cincinnati, New Orleans, . = and London. R, Josephi & Co. Goid Dust and valuable packages forwarded . €2 Importers of Watches, de <7), Vools, Watch AMatertais, Colks , Garsed Péstols, etc., are now prepared to Gold Dust bought, and deposits received at) supply the trade in general with all articles ia e usual rates. . he above line at the lowest prices. lt. R. FERRE, A’g’t. (MRR. J. §& Co. sre reeciving by every steamor — — = ss = . a large assortment of the above articles, of YHE undersigned would inform the citizens , the Intest patterna, and are the ouly wholeesle of Nevada and vicinity thet having re. dealers ia this city, signed the Agency of Gregory’s Express, they . ALL ORDERS from the country, address. The advantages of this line over transit by . have completed arrangements with Weiis, Fur. ed to Tt. Josephi & Co., Washington Bath go & Co. by which they are enabled todo all . Building, Washington st, between Kearney Express business committed to their care with and Montgomery, Sin Francisco, will meet punctuality and dispatch, . with prompt attention. 34-3m. Persons desirous of procuring their letters . -—~—-~7; Tottes Saher) re from Post Offices through them wre invited to . Oils and C amphine. calband register their names, os all lists bee . CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at the NRW . long’ng to Gregory's Express are diseontinued . RBEDFURD OIL WORKS, 95 and 96 Jackeon Oftice at their old stund. Main st. Nevada, treet, every variety of reflined Oils, guar MULFORD & SEARLS. strect, every variety of refline ii#, guaran ‘teed of the best quality and on ass fuvorable ——--~~---= . terms as can be hud in thie city, STAGING Vs. TIM E./. Pve Camphine, manuticiured by cursetres : "% z ‘. daily, constantly on hand,equai to the best that . can be made, our apparatus for its manufacture . being wy ie te any other in this country, Also Spirits of Turpentine foonstantly on . hand at wholesn'e and retail, Also on Commission, and fer sale low ts S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINK, for . ° e Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and . Nevada citv. On and after Saturday, Fu b. . slose: 150 cases best rifle powder; 60 do mostapproved Picks; 60 doz hickory pick haudles; 109,000 percussion caps ; 1 superior platform acala. R. F. KNOX & €e. San Francviee. ley, and arriving at Nevada at5 o'clock p.m. the same day. . vada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6 . }o'lock, passing thronch the above places, . . r bela .: IL.—Batsy Returning, will leave the Nei} ¢} 2 & Gruriat, havin, established a house ‘4 the Sindwish Ivlande Methey ureregularty im. } Same day. tie . SseF porting pure Spena, HAWORTH & SWIFT, Pro's, . polar and black fisho.t,and can supply the ade W.S. McROBERTS, Ag’t. . 0 better terms than anyarant liowre, and wil N. B.--This Line will run on Sandays. . sales imude by thein are guarantied, . . . . ON HAND: . sn eag ae . ‘ » Gee . 4 +3 } Passengers sec uring their seuts at the Ge . 69.090 gallons Polar OF; 5.000 '* Pure aperm; 3.000 “ Black Fish; H 2500 Lard; 6069 Elephant; PACIFIC Gli: WORES. bias fan Franciico, Battery *t., Let. Bush ané . Pine. S4Att; street. herween 3d and 4th, will be called tor. New Arrangement, Stage and Steamboat Line for Sacramento aid San Frandsco. via Marysville. . . ¢ N and after Monday, Feb. 7, Adriance d+ horas Buckingbain’s daily line of Concord coach . “ Worth a Visit. Vy HEN you visit San Francisco, call an@ soe the superb collection of Curivsities atthe CHINESE SALES ROOM, of Touts & Duncan, corner Sacramento and Leidsderf streeta, San Francisco. This magnificent room ex'ends frum Long Wiharfto Sacramento St . between Sansome and Leivesdoif streets, 38 is 120 feet deep, and fillcd with all the Leauti . fuliganufactures of the Celestial Empire. Proprietors, . ‘The rare and splendid CRAVE SHAWLS, se A.WAGENER, Agent. . Dighly pried as presents for home, can be N. B —Office, Nevada Hotel, Nevada. found oi this house only, in endless variety. Keb, 1, 1853. ait . ) Se eee a Union Line of Steamers. . —— The Union Line of Steam. . ers, running between San} ot Vrancisco and Sacramento, . : x touching at Renicis, eurrging . the U, S./Mail, a go & Co.'s Expreasea. nd Gregory, end Wells, FarThis line cousists of the new and splendid fast running low pressure engine clipper steawers Wilson G7. Hunt, KB. A. Pool, fey COUN nander, aud Confidenee, Charles Var Pelt, commander. which are vow mahing daily trips Leaves the Nevada Hotel, Nevada city, every morning at 5 o'1., passing through Grass Valley, ) Rough and Ready, Empire Ranch, and arrives . ing facilities for passengers Wishing to take . ing, at 4 0’elock, P.M. ADRIANCE g: BUCKINGHAM, Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Franciaco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinW ery for crushing and pulverizing quarts rock, castings in iron and brass, wroughs ‘iron work, water wheel castings, and ail . hinds of machiaery made to order. Being largely engaged in mianufacturing quurtz yock machinery, and having sn ex. fOMolve assortment of patterns on hand, are prepared to receive and cxeente orders with “~ iduvs exvepied) becween San yj dispatch. oak ‘ ‘ Francisco and Sacramento, teaving Pacifico . Varties wisling farther information, or te Wharf, San Francisco al 5 o'clock gM, con. Contract for machinery, by aldressing Gee ued steae . IK. Gluyas, Seperintendant, as above, eb. 11, i853 2-Sm er ee ae fron, Fron, Iron. . BX CLIPPERS Rocket, Charles Word, on { to for San byancisea, at 2 o'clock pm, fae Passengers and freight takey at the lowest . egular rotea. For other infortaation, apply . . tothe commander or purser on board, orat the office of the line, corner of Pacific and Front . tity Majay, Westward Hot and Gem of te treet, to R.CUHENERY, (. Ocean— Or at Sacramento, to j Luvoices of round, equere and Sat beat refined i9 D.P. VAL, Ret: Tren { lren. . Shoe shapes; nail rods; apike rode; ; Caw steel, best finshed axcltrses; . Anvils; and Rasps; G horee naile; . Best hammered horse shoes; . English refined borax, { Rose Nails; California hoes. ! Alo--to arrive, Several invoices of irev, &e. For sale by BRADSHAW & Co., . 4hin Cor California and Battory ate, I’, A. Babeock, IMPORTER AND WHOLE. SALE DEALER IN DRUGS, . Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, and solicits a continuanee of the same 14-3m* . erfumery, Fancy Articles, dnstrBIT Te TS $2 ORY —~ . ments, Glase Ware. &e. M R, DUSU Z EA U . Ex Comet, Flying Dutchmae, and Wild ‘ " ’ . Pigeou~-One of the largest snd moat complety CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, AS: . assortment of Drugs, Modicinee, gec., ever yee # saa ate es imported, ani offered to the trade at the low ‘ SAYER AND SMELTER, lest market rates, conaisting of every article Informs the miners of the surreur ding coun: try thathe bas removed his Assaying Office, . bevler. j necced by the Physician, Druggist, and Faney well known tor two and a bulf years in Sacra. Perfumery and Fancy Articles. wento street San Francisco, to Broad street . Just landed, trom the most approved AmeriNevada city. ) can, French and English manutactures, in pare _ He also announces,to the public that receiv. . comprising— : ing more numerous applications for assays, Lubin’s, Pinaud’s Chama’s, Eves’ Jule and secing alarse number of miners oceuried . Hauel’s and Jtoussele’s Extracts for the hand in prospecting and working quartz veins, to . hervhief ‘ncilitate them in their searches, he hasre-. Tveth, Nail and Hair Brushes, an endless : ~ City Boot Store. : P. J. ESPENSCHIIL, on the corner d ‘ormmercial sts, keeps at his old etand,s i ele ed stock of boots and shoes, also, # small but well gelceted lot o suddlery, seule leather, belt and harness Jeather, . ‘ . . 4 a superior article of water-proof and polish ilacking, Hungarian shoe nailg, and a'l kinds of shoe finding. Repairing dune in both the ibove hnes of busines? with pronintness, neat. hess, and on rénsnmable terns. He feels thank. \ul to his former customers for the very libe20,10 Which it was at first. Fancy soaps, sharing creams, pomads, hat _ Mr. Dusuzenu, having aad ten years pracoils, cosmetics, toilet powder, hair dye, &e. tive, and having been proprietor of quartz veins . te Country dealers will find it to their ininthe Chilian mines, can offer to the miners terest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as intending to transaes f j : exclusively an importing and wholesale busiHe also takes charge in the direction of . ness, and having a ermanent agent establish. ed in the Eastern States, Iam confident I can chines of his Own Invention to extract the . offer facilities to the purchager that cannot be gold as welk of the poorest as of the best of . surpassed inineral; these machines being the best, the . ig ent for California, Oregon apd the surest, tho least costly, he can recommend thein . San es [slanda, of Pareilas celebrated Itniin preference tu all others. jan Remedy—néver known to fail, F Wa. Dusvzear, Brond st., Miller’a New Orleans moss—for upholater’s opposite the Virginia Heuse use. No. 173 Sansome stre. t, ‘ Feh, 24,1852. 4 3m Between Jackson and Pacifie. Nevada Nchoul. . Boiler Making by Steam, THE undersigned would respectfully inform At DONAHUE'’S Union Iron Works re bier pers of et and First streets.— 1 ersigned hav i an cate en aving recently imported Improved Steam Riveting Machine and in other ways increased his facilities for making boilers, is consequently enabled to materially reduce the cost of the same, and ictuber. The school will be held in the building reime. Mrs. M. H. SAMPSON, principal For further particulars about terms, studies, f Rev. J. H. Warren. &e, enquire of the principal, at the residence . respectfully invites the attention of those interested. Gang, Molay, sash and circular saw mil rons, and all other descriptions of machine-} ry, together with castings of iron and brass of every kind made to order. Steam beat repairing, blacksmithing, turnLOST STOCK. at the Washington Llotel. in Nevada, Recovering Lost Stock. ing and finishing executed with dispatch. Having been for some time engaged in RanchSteam Engines constantly on hand and mg and tuking care of cattle ps . other stock, . for sale. . ALSO—Cirenlar ¢aws, and a full ascortment of engineers’ findings. JAMLS DONARUE Maroh 1 46-16 ary lor their re-capturo, and persons hiving Feb 141-3, " a

SNe Yee i ] ee — —ist of Letters remaining in the Post 4 Office at Nevada, Cal. April B, 1853 Follett Edward M A Folkes James Acock Rich'd C 2 Ford James M Adams Charles Adams James M Adsit L B Allison Edward Aldrich Wilson Albro Daniel . Allen William Allen David Anerson Grayeon Armes Charles W Askew Benjamin B Bailey Phineas Jo siah Baldinger Fred’k Bancroft Horatio Ballard TJ Ballard Hen Fox Georgs W Francis ‘i’ M 2 French Simeon P Frost 0 M 'Fulweiler Abraham . Mcintosh Nicolau . Garish Fuudyce H Garver David Gawyne William Gilbert George Gilman Peter Glace John Wesley2 Glover Samuel Gob e James Goodall Richard Goodale Almond 3 2) Gordon Jereminh 2!. Giaham Jackson 4 Baldwin William H {Gray Joha J Balis George Baldy George W Baney M Barber Frank Baum Jesse Barnes Hamilton Barnes Eli Baxter John . Bates George Barry W Rumsey . Beard V L or . Gray Jos Jefferson iregory William jregory Nathan H Juthridge Elias N H Haile RG jtlaley Warren 2 dall Henry Hall George H or (John Jinner ' Hall Henry tl {L W Morgan . Hawley Thomas Beal Tudor Beagley Thos G Behme M T Beery Daniel Benson Smith Beli Joseph F Relote Abel . Bennett David Beyers Egid.us Best Lewis M Bigelow George R Bisboe William Blodget Oscar Blodget Joseph Slaskaua Henry Black Matthew Boyce Robert Boynton Nathan * Bower Abmhim Brammel Wash'ton Bradley Wm F 2 Briggs Edward 2 Brooks Charles Brown Thomas Brown Thos W Browning Wm J Brooks Samuel H Brouks Charles Bryan Samuel 2 Brodees Neleon Brooks David G Barnett Matthias Cahoon Harvey G Cahalan C Wm Cillaway O P 2 . 3. Hampton Wm R Hanshaw Wm Haws J F HarlanDrSG 4 Hatch Henry S$ Harris Pleasant Houch Christopher Hapgood Javid W Helms Samuel Heindrow John Henesy Patrick Herring Mason Herriet John Hervey Thomas 2 Hillock Wm H Hillyer Thomas Hickman James F Hightes:y John Moagg Peter G Hobart James P Hou'mes RoberthH 2 pon lac 9 looper How C J Houston Robert Houghton C. D Houps Michael Howes John Hoyt David Hadeon Richard 3 Haffnan William Hunter Abraham Hunter John Humphrey Wm L Husa Jaco J Campbell Hugh A . Jackson Geo W 3 Carson ‘Vm J Carr Charles F Carter William Cave Wm Jacobs Richard Jackson Joseph Janney George B Jannis Edmond Champion TJD D Jameson Robert D Chandler John Chandler Thos C Chase ‘Tl Henry Chatham Robert F Chapman Eliagur Chisholm Robert B! Chollar John Clark Jacob Cobb Charles P Cohran Jumes Colbert William. 2) Cook C C iK . Knapp Wan Cook H H Cook Fred k K . Cooper John W ; Cole Henry A Ge tg r} extua Colley DD Collins WM Counnel Samuel Connell Davi d Seat enr Corbett Carlton Corkins Delos Coine H Corry Nathaniel . Congrove Patrick Couper Robert Courtright J M Crall Isaac S 2 Crain Dr David Culver James Curbly George Cowten J W Cowllins James Daniels Krancis Davis Burns K_ 5 Davie Thaddeus Day Charles G Day Siles J Detrerding George Demasters William Deyo Joveph A 2 Dickson Joseph Diehl Valentine Dill Hamilton Divine Thomas Dodds F N Doherty James Donnovan John J Donoghy John Door Stephen Dorrell George Dorlund Peter A 2 Doyle David R Dunn Thomas Duboie Brodhead Dyer Zebulon ~ East Henry T Eastin V S Ellis James Evane Jebhn Evans Edward B or (Jeremiah Price Eustace John Ewing Chatham M Farrand isaac T Faulkes Justinian FenstermakerDay'd Finney Francie Fields D Finley SDH 2 FitzpatriskCol Rich Floyd Joseph Pullman Stephon Yolts Albart 4” 2\ Jennings John W Johnson Soma Jonson Charles G . Lee L W Johneton'George Jones Joseph 2 Kennedy BA Kertchem D Kelley George W Kilpatrick William King Leonard D nee le Joseph Kohner Daniel a Lahy John Lansing & Co Latta William Lawrence John Lawrence Jacob Lebolt George Letcher Isane Lewis Edward T ep RS Lieghtenbarger G Liscum John orJohn W Lane Lickers John Libold George Lobe William Loft Thomas Logan R A Lo inger Henry Long James 5 Luster Stephen $ Lynde Benjamin C Lyttle Wm HH Lyons John B Wr Machull Wm Madden D W cer Lawrence Mains John Malor Joshua Manlove David [Franklin Marlowe Nathaniel Marlow James L Marlow Wm H Martin Phillip Marion H Marvine James D Marsh Peter Mason Alva Mastein Uriah D Maxon L B Medley Georgo Mexwall James C Milbourne H C ix Jessee mith James “mith J P mith Isaae P mith Nathaniel smith Wm X smith Robert D ‘nider Henry ones Durlin pringer Amos W purges Joseph W tahlhat Gotlieb standley Osburn stephens Jessee or [J W Franklin stevenson eda 4 Muleuhy John Murphy Wm § Munrve ‘Vm R Tic MeBriage Jobn MeClare Henry C ¢ MeCall om MeCurdy David McCrae Geo W McGowan Jas E \ MeKown J Deunir {to McKee Ezra Metiae Farvuhae MeNoel William McQueen Peter MeMillen Alexa+{der ‘tolph Corne'ius stober Henry storms Simon P Strode Samuel Shirtevant J H & CW P Stone William Stroud Maras Snell John J Sutherland Newton Neweum William 3 Newman Samuel Nelson Willium Northam Charles H Norton] Ws o Oliphant Doct Rob{ert J Oliver A J Ostrander J W b Palmer G M Pareons Hillary 2 Patrick John Pawlett Joseph Peck Washington Penburthy Wm Penn Samuel Peters Clinton J Perry George W 2 Perry John T Tailor William Talmer Marion Tanner Ezra Cfawling Joseph Tell Harmon Tibbets David Tinkham A Tipton Henry lisdale William Chorn Nathanicl thorn AmosO 2 Thoip Wm E lramell W H Pierce Job 51 4 riplet Isaac 2 Pinkard S D Troy DF Pratt Medcalf Vrufant David H Prescott E E lucker Jeremiah Prosser Charles Poffenberger Henr {A Pomeroy D C Purcell Mi hiel Purvis ‘Thi ms Tylor Win N Vv Van Buren D H Van Camp Tunis Vannalat ne Gilbert Plumhof \\ in Walberly John R Waddill Benj F Redford Wm Warlderan Walter Reed Wm C 2 Reed Frederick tteeme Nvuah news EM Reev Mr Rigdon Stephen Reynolds Lewis Richards Wm Ricker Joseph 2 Rigdon Steven Khoda John F Robins Rinaldo Robinson Charles . Waterman ‘Thos A Watson Silas Watson Sperry Watera John Webster Leavar Weimar Fritz We-ton RS Whitman Lemuel Whiteomb Dr O Whitcomb Joel S$ Whipp e Wm Nells Wilber Willard W Wileon Samuel ; (2. Williams James M Robingon WmG Williams James Robinson Jack Williams Thomas G Robinson Wm C Williams George Robb A 2 . Wiltis John Ross R E Winchester J Kogers J L Wilder George . Russell A J Rumery Ixanc R 2 Wright David 8 . Wolcott Justin B . Worthley Sewall . Hood James . Woods Alexander ) Wood Tabins Selfridge Dr J Ms . p¥yot Dennis 2 . Schumer Bernhard Wood Rheuben B Schellhorn Henry 2) Woon William Scott Lelt \ Vv Scott Joseph Nelson Yorkfoot Nathan Sherling Charles . Young Samuel N Shenck Charlies . . Simpson George . Zearin George 1 dims James 5 LADIES LIST. . Sargent Hollis Sapp Daniel Sayre Heury R= 4 Holdridge Mrs [Susan § Hooper Mis Perne{cy Jane A Adsit Mra L B B Brown Mixs f°] Crilly Mrs Louis A INE Croocks Mrs Esther} Miers Mrs ElizaD [beth Dediman Miss Lucy T Dyer Mrs Zebu on . Tuttle Mrs Susan B New Wholesale Store. WPHE undersigned has opened in the large room formerly the Broad Street House, a Large and Cheiee Selection of GOODS. ur. hased in San F'rancisco, which are offered Foe eale BY THE PACKAGE ONLY to Traders, Packers, Pedlers, Hotel Keepers, §c. On such terms that it will be to their interest is give mea call before seeking another maret. Orders will be received and goods forwarded by Pace Trains to all parts of the mines, on moderate terms, and all goods warranted to give satisfaction. In all cases payment of invoices will be required on delivery of goods. H. DAVIS. 4 Nevada, March 11, 1853. 6 Buckuer and Sawyer ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will attend to the business of the profession in all its pepereaeays in Nevada and adjoining counties. Offic: corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. L. Sawyer Notary Public, STANTON BI KNER, 16-3m* LORENZO SAWVER Provisions, &e, NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borraduile and Burten will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned tiirm—A. N. Coleman and. E. F. Barton. Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuancs of the liberal Mills Jonathan atronage heretofore extended. Mills JH eee COLEMAN & BURTON. pati pe wv. G Nevada, Jan. 21. 1853. 29.4m Mille ; ‘ Miller F L 2) Lark’s Fancy Diy Guous Miller Thecdoro L Store, pone, a ti n2 Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. Monsey Jouathan Moore Andrew J 3 Moore William 2 Moore Arthuc Moore Henry Moore Luther or (John Crow Morrell Joshua Morgan Robert Morrison Abram Moraceur A Mosely John M Moulton Lori ¥ 3 domestics, _ undersigned hus just received an ad M dition to his tormer supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitabie for Ladies’ uses ; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, cambrics, printe, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, &o. And also Men’s goods—such as Coats, pants, vests, hata, bovis, cravats, loves, &e. All of which, together with his ermer stock, make up the best assortment that has ever been brought to this market, and which £e will sell as low fur cash as can be sold in the mountains. ho one in want of suoh goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feh 4, 1853 -3m J. LARK, a ln JUB PRINTING, ~~ Done nently, cheaply and expeditiously, at the Jovewat Orrice Sam Francisco A.lvertisements Sign Of the WOIIJEN SAILOR. Thomas ‘Tennent, MATHEMATICAL AND Nautiva! Instrument Maker. Fire provf building, corner otf Front street and Leng Wharf, San Francisco ‘Theodolites, Leveling and Transit Instruments, Compasges, chains, Levelling staves. Drawing instruments, pochet compasses. magnets, barometers, CON gound microxenpes. mag nifying giusses, th rmometers, Spectacles drawing and tracing p.per hydrometers, sacharometers, etc. ete., With a variety of other instrumente constantly on hand, Having learned my businessin the mannfaetory of the celebrited WM J. YOUNG, of Philadelphia, and during the last three yearhave been entrusted wish the repairs of all the instruments of the United States Const Survey, the Surveyors Geu’! of California and Oregon, Bourdury Survey, U. S: Dry Dock Commission, gc. Lorn guarantee that all my work will be executed in the VERY BES! MANNER, 4\-3mor. Story, Redington & Co. Importers on? Wholesale Dealers i eae AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Aaiicles, etc. . Stone Building, Sunsome, cor of Merchant street. San Franciseo, California. : Agents tor Osgovd’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’« Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co’s Medicines, Corbett’s Shakers’ Sarsaparilla, Dr Hunts Life Flixi and Hyatt’s Balsam. From the fact that one of our firm will reside permanently in the A lantic States, and super intend in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping of gooda for thia market, we flatter ourselves that we can offer superior advantages, both in quality und price, to any others in our line of business. WM. If. LAMT, Cc. W. YOUNG. Lamb and Young WATCHMAKERSN & JEWELERS. On Main street, at the junction of Com. mercial and Cayote streets, Nevada city. 12-6m J W. Fish,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Valley Auburn & Nevada Livery Stables Telegraph Line ! lic generally, that he has established Stables . ses to persons Wishing to pass over the road By this arrangement passengers can go Much Qu cker avd Cheaper ! Stage must be apparent to all. Passengers bound for Nevada arriving at Auburn by any of the different lines of Sta. ges are assured that they can depend on this . line; also, passengers going from Nevada to . Sacramento Will find Splendid Coaches at Auburn . to take them through. Baggoge not suitable to pack on horses wiil be forwarded . twice a week on this line. Also, One Buggy will be kept on the Line. . Acents—SAMUEL HILLMAN, Nevada City, on Broad street, opposite the Union Hotel, at the stand formerly known as the . Nevada Stabie, } street, opposite the National Hotel, at the dsrory, Repineron & Co. Feb, 3 —-41-3m eR eit Force Pump. . TOW vet up on exbibition at the Iron 2 Warehouse of Cross & Co. B trery St. San Francisco, a powerful PORCH PUMP o 1Binch cylinder and 42 inch stroke, planned . and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and believed to be one of the most effective machines of the kiwd ever turned out trom tise lebrared . manufactory. It can be operaied by Nerss or stcam power, and by ecleulation will throw . 1000 gallons per minute. For wale on the . aah VY 19° owe premises \ J. W. Morris su, Wholesale Dealer in Clothing and Boots, Begs leave to inform his 0.1 friends ard the merchants of Nevada generally, that he has received per late arrivals, Boots, Shoes and Clothing, spectal'y adapted to their market, which he will sell at the lowest tuarket rates. All orders for goods will receive prompt attention. 43 3mos. Sacramento st between Battery and Front. Patent Judia Rubber MTEAM PACKING, warranted to atand 9 any required degree of heat, and may in ail cases be used where packing is required. JOHN GREACEN, jr, xclusive manufacturer, 96 and 93 Broadway, New York. The undersigned has been appointed Sole Agent for California for the sale of the above celebrated article, and confidently recomtnends it to the use of engineers and otbers tor steam and water juints, valves, manhole gaskets, &e. de: JAMES DONAHUE, Withinton Thomas Union !ron and Brass Foundry. cor. First Mar 1 —46-0f Golden Gate Saloon, BY MRS. SMITH PPOSITE the Mountain House, iO street, Grase Valley. juvrs and Cigars always to be found at their house eE XTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys and Mission ets Main ther kind in the season, DRINKS —Tow and Jerry, Milk Paneb. Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of driak culled for. This house will be onen from 6 o'clock in the morning. until 12 o’elock at night tlemen will find this house the uiost fushionable place in town to spend the evening 37-3m srs stewed and fried, sheil Oysters, and every . . } The Restaurant, Connected with the Saloon ix kept in the best order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on . . having served ut allhours the very best the market affords, cooked in a superior manner {f ample experience in the busivess, good pro. visions, and good cookery, ard a constant de. corifortable and well furnished: sire to please, ure guarantees for public satis. jg cormmodious and pleasaniiy located, and faction, the public will be satisfied. ' THE BILL OF FARK * will embrace everything the market will produce. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite . of hard times, a'ways moderate. Another thousand enstomers can be accommodated JoUN T MOORR, W 8. M’CALL, W. R. McCall & Co, Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, &e. EG LEAVE to announce to their old customers, and the trade in general, that they ha ein store and are consianily receiving ment of goods selected exvressiy for this mar. ket, and which will be sold at the lowest mur. ket prices. : Provisions. Clear Pork, Mees Pork, Best of Wine, Li. Gen. . Hpnclele lb enttipependinc ions! GOO, American Livery Stable. SADDLE HORSES to hire in both pla-. 12th, the nbove Line of Stages will ran as , . fullows:—Leaving the Crescent City [Hotel, . Particular attention paid to iransient stock . at 5 o'clock every morning, passing through , 38m . . Johnson's Ranch, Reagh and Ready, Grass; __ (ees on the most reasonable terms. Otfice ac the Usion liot et on Broad st. Nevada J.B. LOBDELL. March 4th, 1852.—44-im on band, : x, ‘Villiage’ various Kinds aod potter \steada, Wash-stands, Tables, ete., being manufactured by machinery, he can sel at the lowest price. Having had ample ex. neral Stage Office, Crescent City Hotel. J . perience he feel+ assured and will warrant . that his work is inferior to none, Turning of notice. oct-2-ly WM) STILES, Lumber ! Lumber !! ALSO—For sale, in smal! or large quan. tities, all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest . cash rates, at the JM/ill on Roger Williams) os, willrun as follows: . Spring. Persons on the Yuba will tind the . situation of thie mill peculiarly handy for) chek, A. them, and ail persens wanting the article will WM. C. STILES. FARISH & ADAMS, Commission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Provisions . and Grocertes, . MARYSVILLE, Cat. , . i ESSRS. P. & A. respect‘ully call the! the attention of the Merchants of Ne. vada and vicinity, to their large stock of de. siratle Goods, with the assurance that they . (shall be supplied at San Francisco prices, . freivhta ded, &e. } } They are constantly supplied with super. i fing Chili Fleur, from some of the heaviest . importing hou-es at San Francisco: and be. ing in daily receipt of goods. are always pre. . . . ! \ . do well to call, . _ pared to supply the trade. at the lowest inar. ket prices. SRIVONDE Tears 40-tf MEDICAL, Dr. George Hoimes, . Physician, Surgeon. and Ubstetrictan, . . Office on Broad street, 4 doora east of iL. Da. vis’ Siore, Nevada. 45 3m UNLIEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. . THE audersigned having leased the above . establishment, are refitting the same jor He. tel purposes, ondy. No pains wilt be spare . . . . to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords, The hed-chambers are . The Hote every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. ant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M til 12 P.M. . A share of public patronage is respecifully . . N. B. Stables and a good Yard conveni. ent to the Hotel. RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40 3mos Lime! Line!! fe HE undersigned takes this method of . informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass . Valley, snd the public in general, that Ling . can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1 2 mile . from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacramento, and leading through Auburn There . wi.l always be on hand White Alum Lime! Mess Beef, Bacon, Lard, Hams, . Flow, Barley, . Oats, Potatoes, * Onions, Beans. . ALSO—A large assortment of } GRocEKIES. Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Syrups, Spices, fre. . Together with a lirge stuck of Liquors, To. hacco, and Cigars, etc.. kept* continunlly on . hand at the old stand, 55 1 Street. 41-6 . C.D Cleveland, M.D. . PHYSICIANS SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, Grass Valley 24 tf New Bridge over Bear River. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. . HE undersigned have ju-t completed a} New and splendid Lattice Bridge acruss Bear River, near Anderson’s Crossiag, It is on the Ridge Road from Sacramento city to Nevada, via Auburn, Ilinoistown, Storms’ Ranch and Grass Valley. This road can be safely and conveniently travelled at all times, the proprietors of the Bridge aving been at great expense in putting the new portion of the road in complete . order, reducing the hill to and from Beer River \ to a convenient grade, and is as near, if not . nearer than any other road. The Bridge is full 20 feet above high water mark, aud being Supported by a natural stune wall on each side, is in no danger from drift wood, or other con tingencies, This bridge beivg on the direct route from Sacramento to Little York, Wal loupa, Red Dog, Steep Hollow. and Green Horn, gives tnis road many advantages over . any other. tt is alsoon the Direct Route Between the NORTHERN g SOUTHERN MINES, Travellers and Teamsters pas-i yt through this region during the Winter seagon especially, should not fail to avail themselves of the . ! advantages of this route, as they will thereby not only avail themselves of the best road, but avoid ail danger of being unadle to cross this dangerous stream, STORMS & TATE. 4. Decerber 22d, 1862.—B4-3m y Clipper Vessels, a large and choice agsort. branvi ue has had man and flatters himself the be his profession, his employ a first rate workmau, who will be alwaye at vod gsi and execute Work in the side of Uroad street, 3 doors west Hoel Zi Smeiting, done and Blue Lime, both necessary for building purposes. Persons ata distance can depend . on getting Lime at any moment, by sending . their teams for theurticle. Lime willbe sold much less than it has heretofore been sold in! this country. For further information, anply to Wa. GWYNN, Aubnrn. . 403m Dro. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Uffice on Broad Street. 24 Door above the Union Hotel. Jan 98 1853. those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, . and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satistaction of all who may favor him with a call. viz: . Teeth plugged with pure gold, $300 9 do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 200 . Teeth extracted, 200 Ineerted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 3 00 ons ; . the families of Nevada and vicinity that she His Tooth Powder is unequalled for eur-. win again open the above school on the first . ng the Scurvy and making the Teeth white. . Jan. 21, 1853. 39 3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing. HE subscriber has been at. great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for . « making and ropairing anything in he way of either gunsmithing o: jacksmithing. In the furmer years of experience, complete master of Io the jatter branch, be has in nost approved manner. Shop on the soath of the Union DAVIs. p A LS O — Goldsmithing Assaying and/. \5 Novada, Feb. . messenger. Office adjoining the Beatty Hotel, Graes'. Philadelphia, 61 T HE subscriber takes this method of ren-. and insured to all parts of the United States, . € dering thanks to his former patrons for} and Express Business of erery de eription . &~ past favors, and informs them and the pub. rrom tly attended to. both in Aubnrn and Nevada City. and is now . *® prepared to furnish spirited and gentle hor-. Marlow C. MeKenzie, Anburn, on Main . Chairs, Bedsteads, ete. The undersivued has now . and arriving at Sacramento at 5 o'clock . . “i is constantly . Py manufoct ring at the Roac . Spring, Nevada, ! ot Chaire, Bed } which, . } all kinds dove to order, and at the shortest } . . {at Marysviile ai o clock, P. M., thus afford}the evening Boats for Sacramento and San . Francisco, which leave Marysville every even{ j wwabove, (Sus The Restaur. : j tal patronage that he has heretofore received, . duced his Assaying price to $15,00 instead of . variety, . asstirances in dls consultations upon the differ. . ent mincs, . . : E is prepared with accommodations for . . mineral works in-erecting and divecting MaMonday of cently purchased and fitted up expressly fur it, . on Spring at., near the corner of Tie unersigned has established an office where his services can at anv time be had in he is well experienced in the various haunts of strayed animals, and other information necesromptly and carefully. lo d do wall to caflo Ris tia ‘i tara “atc :, BORS Adams & Co.’s Express. ETWEteEN Nevuds, Sacramento City, San Francisco, and all paris of tho United States. A. & Co. are the only Express who forward Gold Dust and valuable packages be} ~~ Whiliam H. Stowell, COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 4, Muyzard’s Fire Proof Stores, Calf: tween Nevada and Sacramento in charge of 6 ar ac va San Franejaco. AN. Bo W.H.S. makes no purchases of any doseription of property on his own account, BILLS OF EXCHANGE . but generally has a large assortment of merDrawn on their own Houses ia I, ile i ehandize for sale on consignment. He reepeet. New York, Boston, fully tenders his services to ony castles wha G } Baltimore, may wish to employ nn agent forthe sale of Washington, St. Louis, merch ndize or other property, or for making 4 investments. 34-3m Cincinnati, New Orleans, . = and London. R, Josephi & Co. Goid Dust and valuable packages forwarded . €2 Importers of Watches, de <7), Vools, Watch AMatertais, Colks , Garsed Péstols, etc., are now prepared to Gold Dust bought, and deposits received at) supply the trade in general with all articles ia e usual rates. . he above line at the lowest prices. lt. R. FERRE, A’g’t. (MRR. J. §& Co. sre reeciving by every steamor — — = ss = . a large assortment of the above articles, of YHE undersigned would inform the citizens , the Intest patterna, and are the ouly wholeesle of Nevada and vicinity thet having re. dealers ia this city, signed the Agency of Gregory’s Express, they . ALL ORDERS from the country, address. The advantages of this line over transit by . have completed arrangements with Weiis, Fur. ed to Tt. Josephi & Co., Washington Bath go & Co. by which they are enabled todo all . Building, Washington st, between Kearney Express business committed to their care with and Montgomery, Sin Francisco, will meet punctuality and dispatch, . with prompt attention. 34-3m. Persons desirous of procuring their letters . -—~—-~7; Tottes Saher) re from Post Offices through them wre invited to . Oils and C amphine. calband register their names, os all lists bee . CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at the NRW . long’ng to Gregory's Express are diseontinued . RBEDFURD OIL WORKS, 95 and 96 Jackeon Oftice at their old stund. Main st. Nevada, treet, every variety of reflined Oils, guar MULFORD & SEARLS. strect, every variety of refline ii#, guaran ‘teed of the best quality and on ass fuvorable ——--~~---= . terms as can be hud in thie city, STAGING Vs. TIM E./. Pve Camphine, manuticiured by cursetres : "% z ‘. daily, constantly on hand,equai to the best that . can be made, our apparatus for its manufacture . being wy ie te any other in this country, Also Spirits of Turpentine foonstantly on . hand at wholesn'e and retail, Also on Commission, and fer sale low ts S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINK, for . ° e Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and . Nevada citv. On and after Saturday, Fu b. . slose: 150 cases best rifle powder; 60 do mostapproved Picks; 60 doz hickory pick haudles; 109,000 percussion caps ; 1 superior platform acala. R. F. KNOX & €e. San Francviee. ley, and arriving at Nevada at5 o'clock p.m. the same day. . vada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6 . }o'lock, passing thronch the above places, . . r bela .: IL.—Batsy Returning, will leave the Nei} ¢} 2 & Gruriat, havin, established a house ‘4 the Sindwish Ivlande Methey ureregularty im. } Same day. tie . SseF porting pure Spena, HAWORTH & SWIFT, Pro's, . polar and black fisho.t,and can supply the ade W.S. McROBERTS, Ag’t. . 0 better terms than anyarant liowre, and wil N. B.--This Line will run on Sandays. . sales imude by thein are guarantied, . . . . ON HAND: . sn eag ae . ‘ » Gee . 4 +3 } Passengers sec uring their seuts at the Ge . 69.090 gallons Polar OF; 5.000 '* Pure aperm; 3.000 “ Black Fish; H 2500 Lard; 6069 Elephant; PACIFIC Gli: WORES. bias fan Franciico, Battery *t., Let. Bush ané . Pine. S4Att; street. herween 3d and 4th, will be called tor. New Arrangement, Stage and Steamboat Line for Sacramento aid San Frandsco. via Marysville. . . ¢ N and after Monday, Feb. 7, Adriance d+ horas Buckingbain’s daily line of Concord coach . “ Worth a Visit. Vy HEN you visit San Francisco, call an@ soe the superb collection of Curivsities atthe CHINESE SALES ROOM, of Touts & Duncan, corner Sacramento and Leidsderf streeta, San Francisco. This magnificent room ex'ends frum Long Wiharfto Sacramento St . between Sansome and Leivesdoif streets, 38 is 120 feet deep, and fillcd with all the Leauti . fuliganufactures of the Celestial Empire. Proprietors, . ‘The rare and splendid CRAVE SHAWLS, se A.WAGENER, Agent. . Dighly pried as presents for home, can be N. B —Office, Nevada Hotel, Nevada. found oi this house only, in endless variety. Keb, 1, 1853. ait . ) Se eee a Union Line of Steamers. . —— The Union Line of Steam. . ers, running between San} ot Vrancisco and Sacramento, . : x touching at Renicis, eurrging . the U, S./Mail, a go & Co.'s Expreasea. nd Gregory, end Wells, FarThis line cousists of the new and splendid fast running low pressure engine clipper steawers Wilson G7. Hunt, KB. A. Pool, fey COUN nander, aud Confidenee, Charles Var Pelt, commander. which are vow mahing daily trips Leaves the Nevada Hotel, Nevada city, every morning at 5 o'1., passing through Grass Valley, ) Rough and Ready, Empire Ranch, and arrives . ing facilities for passengers Wishing to take . ing, at 4 0’elock, P.M. ADRIANCE g: BUCKINGHAM, Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Franciaco. TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinW ery for crushing and pulverizing quarts rock, castings in iron and brass, wroughs ‘iron work, water wheel castings, and ail . hinds of machiaery made to order. Being largely engaged in mianufacturing quurtz yock machinery, and having sn ex. fOMolve assortment of patterns on hand, are prepared to receive and cxeente orders with “~ iduvs exvepied) becween San yj dispatch. oak ‘ ‘ Francisco and Sacramento, teaving Pacifico . Varties wisling farther information, or te Wharf, San Francisco al 5 o'clock gM, con. Contract for machinery, by aldressing Gee ued steae . IK. Gluyas, Seperintendant, as above, eb. 11, i853 2-Sm er ee ae fron, Fron, Iron. . BX CLIPPERS Rocket, Charles Word, on { to for San byancisea, at 2 o'clock pm, fae Passengers and freight takey at the lowest . egular rotea. For other infortaation, apply . . tothe commander or purser on board, orat the office of the line, corner of Pacific and Front . tity Majay, Westward Hot and Gem of te treet, to R.CUHENERY, (. Ocean— Or at Sacramento, to j Luvoices of round, equere and Sat beat refined i9 D.P. VAL, Ret: Tren { lren. . Shoe shapes; nail rods; apike rode; ; Caw steel, best finshed axcltrses; . Anvils; and Rasps; G horee naile; . Best hammered horse shoes; . English refined borax, { Rose Nails; California hoes. ! Alo--to arrive, Several invoices of irev, &e. For sale by BRADSHAW & Co., . 4hin Cor California and Battory ate, I’, A. Babeock, IMPORTER AND WHOLE. SALE DEALER IN DRUGS, . Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, and solicits a continuanee of the same 14-3m* . erfumery, Fancy Articles, dnstrBIT Te TS $2 ORY —~ . ments, Glase Ware. &e. M R, DUSU Z EA U . Ex Comet, Flying Dutchmae, and Wild ‘ " ’ . Pigeou~-One of the largest snd moat complety CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, AS: . assortment of Drugs, Modicinee, gec., ever yee # saa ate es imported, ani offered to the trade at the low ‘ SAYER AND SMELTER, lest market rates, conaisting of every article Informs the miners of the surreur ding coun: try thathe bas removed his Assaying Office, . bevler. j necced by the Physician, Druggist, and Faney well known tor two and a bulf years in Sacra. Perfumery and Fancy Articles. wento street San Francisco, to Broad street . Just landed, trom the most approved AmeriNevada city. ) can, French and English manutactures, in pare _ He also announces,to the public that receiv. . comprising— : ing more numerous applications for assays, Lubin’s, Pinaud’s Chama’s, Eves’ Jule and secing alarse number of miners oceuried . Hauel’s and Jtoussele’s Extracts for the hand in prospecting and working quartz veins, to . hervhief ‘ncilitate them in their searches, he hasre-. Tveth, Nail and Hair Brushes, an endless : ~ City Boot Store. : P. J. ESPENSCHIIL, on the corner d ‘ormmercial sts, keeps at his old etand,s i ele ed stock of boots and shoes, also, # small but well gelceted lot o suddlery, seule leather, belt and harness Jeather, . ‘ . . 4 a superior article of water-proof and polish ilacking, Hungarian shoe nailg, and a'l kinds of shoe finding. Repairing dune in both the ibove hnes of busines? with pronintness, neat. hess, and on rénsnmable terns. He feels thank. \ul to his former customers for the very libe20,10 Which it was at first. Fancy soaps, sharing creams, pomads, hat _ Mr. Dusuzenu, having aad ten years pracoils, cosmetics, toilet powder, hair dye, &e. tive, and having been proprietor of quartz veins . te Country dealers will find it to their ininthe Chilian mines, can offer to the miners terest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as intending to transaes f j : exclusively an importing and wholesale busiHe also takes charge in the direction of . ness, and having a ermanent agent establish. ed in the Eastern States, Iam confident I can chines of his Own Invention to extract the . offer facilities to the purchager that cannot be gold as welk of the poorest as of the best of . surpassed inineral; these machines being the best, the . ig ent for California, Oregon apd the surest, tho least costly, he can recommend thein . San es [slanda, of Pareilas celebrated Itniin preference tu all others. jan Remedy—néver known to fail, F Wa. Dusvzear, Brond st., Miller’a New Orleans moss—for upholater’s opposite the Virginia Heuse use. No. 173 Sansome stre. t, ‘ Feh, 24,1852. 4 3m Between Jackson and Pacifie. Nevada Nchoul. . Boiler Making by Steam, THE undersigned would respectfully inform At DONAHUE'’S Union Iron Works re bier pers of et and First streets.— 1 ersigned hav i an cate en aving recently imported Improved Steam Riveting Machine and in other ways increased his facilities for making boilers, is consequently enabled to materially reduce the cost of the same, and ictuber. The school will be held in the building reime. Mrs. M. H. SAMPSON, principal For further particulars about terms, studies, f Rev. J. H. Warren. &e, enquire of the principal, at the residence . respectfully invites the attention of those interested. Gang, Molay, sash and circular saw mil rons, and all other descriptions of machine-} ry, together with castings of iron and brass of every kind made to order. Steam beat repairing, blacksmithing, turnLOST STOCK. at the Washington Llotel. in Nevada, Recovering Lost Stock. ing and finishing executed with dispatch. Having been for some time engaged in RanchSteam Engines constantly on hand and mg and tuking care of cattle ps . other stock, . for sale. . ALSO—Cirenlar ¢aws, and a full ascortment of engineers’ findings. JAMLS DONARUE Maroh 1 46-16 ary lor their re-capturo, and persons hiving Feb 141-3, " a