February 24, 1854 (4 pages)

! Sa re San Francisco Advertisements. Miners’ Exchange & Saving Bank. Armory Hall, Cor. of Montgomery gSaramento Sts. San Francisco, by Dr. A. S. Wright. be for the reception of Gold Dust for the United States Mint at San Francisco. The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will be in full operaiion ina very short time. Dr. Wright is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all remittances made for eoinage, he will, when required, make liberaladvances and remittances of Gold Dust at one and a balf per cent interest, he will also allow the same rate ofinterest when the fands remain over the time required for the coinage. : 44-3m A. S. WRIGHT. Story, Redington & Co, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ee UGS and MEDICINES ,Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, gt. Stone Building, Sansome, cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California. Agents for Osgood’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.’s Medi vines, Corbett’s Shakers’ Sarsaparilla, Dr. Hunt’s Lty tixir and Hyatt’s Balsam Bet From the fact that ene of our firm-wil reside per manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend in perzon the purchasing, putting up and shipping of goods for this market, we flater ourselves that we van Offer supcriour advantages, both in quality and price, to any others in our line of business. Dec.9-3m Srory, Repinc@on & Co. Sra sds ciate a a Goodman & Bros., _,, 00 Front street, Sun Francisco, \ THOLESA LE dealers in Butter, Cheese, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Fish, Rice and Meal. sepl6-3m 'A8. H. GOODMAN. GED. £ GOODMAN. LUCIUS BELL Se ESD “Mitu, Dispte & Carpenter, ATTORNEYS AT Law. C. F. SMITH; Office No. 2, in Davis’ Brick Building. Nevada. A.B. DIBBLE & J.S. CARPENTER ; Bill strect, Grass Valley. Office in 44-is-tf —CHURCHMAN & MACKINLEY, “Corner of Monigemery and Commercial sts., San Francisco J. CHURCHMIAN, Will attend the sessions of Nevada District Court. 44-4 HAY and BARLEY, JN GOOD ORDER: FOR SALE 2 a reasonably rate, by D. LACHMAN & BROTHER. 44-3 1000 Doliars Reward. WILL give the above reward of $1900 for the safe delivery to the Jailor of Early Co., Georgia, of JOHN H. ANDERSON, who escaped froin Cuthbert jaii, on Monday night, the 17th inst + IR seagate PE ot eM aa eae po J = ANCE NO.2 —_. Prescribingthe Fees and Salaries of Town Officers. San Francisco Advertisements, ae The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as followse To The subscribers have received, ex y Feartess and other The town marshal shall receive tor his services salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum ; also five in justice’s courts, such fees as are all i’ ‘or the like services. reat! meee e town treasurer shall receive for his services two and one-half per cent. w all monies rece i Bureed by ~ pe pon — ived and dis1¢ Lown assessor shall receive for his services two and = per cent. upon the amount of Taxes levied by this «al. + t% The attorney shall receive as a full compensation for all duties performed by ‘him as attorney the sum of fifteen dol; lars for each conviction had for misdemeanor before a justice, and he shall in no Other cases receive’ compensation for any services rendered. ; ae The town surveyor shall receiye forhis services such fees as are allowed by law to county surveyor. Adopted Feb, 10, 1454. WM. J. KNOX, Pres’t. S. C. Herzerr, Clerk. 44.4 ORDINANCE NO. 3. IN RELATION TO STOVES 4ND STOVE PipEs. The Trustees of th@fown of Nevada do ordain as follows: All owners, occupants and lessees of any Store, Ware House, Dwiling, or other building im which Stoves or Grates are kept shull extend the pipe, or cause the same to be done, at least twenty four inches from the outward side of the building or roof, and the same distance sbove the eaves; and where said pipe passes through any board or canyass partition, siding or roof, it shall be through some meial or flre proof plate leaving a space of four inches between the pipe and the partition, siding or roof through which it passes, and all persons who shall be found guilty of a violation of this Ordinance, on an ex amination before a Justice of the Peace shall be fined in the sum of Twenty Five Dollars and costs, and in default of payment, execution shall issue for the same Adopted February 16, 1754. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. SIDNEY C. HERBERT, Clerk. 44-4w ORDINANCE NO. 4. In Relation to Fast Riding. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: No person or pedsons shall drive or ride any horse, mule or uny other animal through the streets in any pace more rapid than a slow gallop or trot. No person or persons shali drive or ride any horse, mule . or other animal over any bridge within the town of Neva; da, in any puce faster thun a walk. } And exch and every person who shall be found gnilty . Of & violation of this Ordinance on an examination before ; a Justice of the Peace, shali be fined in a sum not exceed. ing Fifty pollars and costs. In default of payment, execuj tion Shall be issued fur the same. Adopted February 16, . 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres, . SIDNEY C. HERBET, Clerk. 44-4 ORDINANCE No. 5. . In relation to the Disturbance of the Peace. . The Trestees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . SkeTion 1 Any person or persons, who shal! have committed any breach of the peace or any other act mentiened in section Istand 2d of Ordinance No. 1, shall, upon complaint being made before any Justice of the Peace, by any person or citizen, be proceeded against in the same . manner 4s if arrested bp the Marshall or Watchman while . committing the same. That any Justice of the Peace be. fure whom any somplaint shall be made shall have power . to issue & Wurrant in all cases where the Marshall shall . have power to execute an arrest es prescribed in section i Ist of Ordinance No. 1. Sxerion 2. Any person, other than the Marshall or . Watchman who ehaill make complaint as prescribed in ; section Ist of this Ordinance, without the consent of the 'Corperation Attorney, shall, if upon examination such Suid Anderson was tried at the . Justice find the charges preferred frivolous, be fined in the September term of the Superior Court of Early county, for . sum of the costs in the proceedings. the murder of Koberi Thompson, end found guilty. Said . Anderson is about 25 years old, about five feet ci¢ht or . ten inches high, stout built, a littl: inclined to be stoop . shouldered, black hair aud black eyes, speaks quick when . spoken to, Las good set of testh, his eye teeth u litle pro. jucting, hus ascar on his face under or near one of his eyes, and Weighs about 160 or 170 pounds; is very quar. relsome when Intoxicated, and is a wun ot very bad char . acter. Previoas rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON, © . Port Gaines, dia. Oct. 19, 1855. 44f . SUMMONS tate of California, County of Nevada, Grizzly . J fownship, #3. Justice’s Court, before J.0. Wyatt, J. T. Th: Peopie of the State of Calfornia to Joseph MeKenzie: You are heroby sumimonea to éppeer before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his uffice in said . 16, 1554, Stpney C. Hersert. Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 6, Tn Yelatidu to Sidewalks. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: No person or persons shall in apy way obsiruct or encumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Neveda. And each and every person found guilty of a violation of this Ordinance on an examination betore a dus ‘ice of the Peace shall be fined in asum_ not exceeding Twenty Five Doliars and costs. In default of payment, execution shall be issued for the same. Adopted February 16, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. Stpsey C. Herperr. Clerk 44-Im “Ordinance No. 7, 44-Im upon all monies collected by him, and also for iis eervicus oe d Fe ruary . PY ' EA Saag” EB es WILLISM J, KNOX, res, . e By WEIR, Provision Merchant, Township, on Monday, tiv loth duy of May, A. D. 1854. In relation to Taxes. ' at 10 o’ciock A. M., to answer the complgint of George) The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain 2s follows: N. Eliiott, who demands of you the sn rn of One. [fuudred Each and every person in the town of Nevada shall pay . and Fifty Dollars, the consideration for a mining claim a tax of one fourth per cent onthe amount of taxable . . which he allecets to have sold you in May 1833; his com-! property, goods and chattels, with which said persons are plaint being u cedhiee d oce. On failure £0 to) assessed by the Corporation Assessor. Adopted February appear und answer, judgment will be rendered aginst . 16, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX. Pres, you for s#id sum of One Hundred and Fuly Dollure—to-; sipsey C. Heraert, Clerk. 443i eeiher with interest, penalty Sidi cusis of suil. Renters v.82. Se EEN 2.) Given under iay hand this lui: day of Febraary,'A. D. ai 1854, (43 4w) nC. WYATT, J.P, Ordinance No, 8, SSeS errs alee 7 spdg Bt ———-—-—----— Tn relation to Games. : FOR SALE CHEAP. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . i GHOUSE AND ZL ee ‘am. . Any person or persons whoare the owners or keepers of NE HOUSES AND LOT, =ituated on Cem any louse wherein are kept Billiard, Lansquenet, or any . mercial beur Pine street. The houre is now undor % ¥ esis niles other tubles forthe purpose of gaming, shali obtain from . Rent of Eighty Doliars per Month. . the Trustees of the Town of Nevada, a license to keep the . desirable and impreving . Same. Aiso, any keeper of a bowling Saloon shall obiain late arrivals, an extensive assortHauling seines, for salmoa, herring, smelt sardines and perch fishing ; Salmon gill nets ; fikes, &c ; Linen and cotton seine twine ; Shoe thread, a superior article ; Fish hoeks aad lines, suitable for this season’s fishing, For sale by CHAPIN & SAWYER. janl3-Im 127 Sansome sireet, San Francisco. REMOVAL. . R. J.C. YOUNG has removed his office from No. 226} Dupont street. to the corner of Montgomesy and California streets. opposite the banking house or Page, Bacon & Co., where he will be happy tv consult with bis former . patrons, and treat scientifically and discretion all those . who may require the services of a Physician. The success of Dr, Young since his advent in this state has been without a paraliel, and he ‘hopes by continued and untiring application to his profession, io remove from the public mind that lack of confidence which bas so unhappily ex. isted in regard to the Medical Professivn in the state of California. Orrice—Corner of Montgomery and California streets up stairs. opposite the Banking House of Page, Bacon & Co., San Francisco.. P S.—AII letters enclosing $i will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 735, Post Office. Febd.3-Im LORD & WEBB, STATION ERY, No. 132 Sansome street, between Mer chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store 2 large and varied stock of Blank Books. Stationery and Paper of every ‘deecription. received by late arrivals from New York. which they offer for sile at the lowest prices, consisting in part of BLANK BOOKS—Full and Half Bound ; PAPERS—tLetter, cap, brief, bill, bath, coramen and pocket post ; PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERS—assorted sizes and quulities ; ‘4 INKS—Maynard & Noyes’, David & Biatk’s, and Arnold's fluid ; PLAYING CARDS—Cohen’s. Hart's, Felt’s and Fisk’s; PENCILS—Fuber’s, Fay’s, Haskin’s and Mordani’s writing and drawing ; ENVELOPES —Buff, white. enumeled and fancy, letier, note und official. ALSO Copying and Seal Presses; = Combs; Letter Books; Brushes; Letter Clips; Indelible Ink ; Chess Men: Carmnine Ink; Backgammon boards; Notarial seals and wafers; Dice 5 Gum Labels; Dominoes; Cotton and jinen twine; Steel Pens of all kinds; Whitney’s. Draper's and SilGold Pens; liman’s inkstands; Patent Rubber; Pocket Inkstands; Rubber bands; Blotting Paper and Boards; Wafer Cups, Card Board; Letter Stamps; Printers’ Cards; Paper Folders; Wafers and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights; Port monnaies; Biack Sand; Pocket Books; Plain and Fancy Note Paper; Banker's cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery, &c. We are constantly receiving additions to tho above stock to which we invite the atiention of the trade, . LORD & WEBB. 132 Sansome st., bet. Washington and Merchant, . Dee 16-3 is San Francisco. fiers for sale; 600 Firkins choice Orange Co. i Butter; 360 cs. refined Lard in 10 and 20 Ibs. Tins. 100 bois Leaf Lard, Pork. Hams, Bacon, &c. MPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND Sand Boxes; . I emt? +a ~ * = icra iranencseeeangedligensensealliaioeciaeeetnae AS ET 8 5 8 . BOOTS, SHOES AND. RUBBERS, spec 12 l Wi ani fe sta tion. p THE, undersigned beg to retn nhis inikme Gj tind thanks to the citizons of Nevada for “The Spirits are around !”—“ You'd better b'lieve it ! * L. P. FRISBIE, MEDIUM! ed upon his establishment, andto ipform them that he is now ready tw wait on them . i aka New Brick Store, lately erected on . the corner of Main and Commercial sts., ' where he has been doing business for the last two years E — a see gp is now LARGER — the VARIE , ee W = 2 ; TY GREATER than at any former time, having been seAt the corner of Main and ashington Sts., : . fected personally from amy ie asi cena An! . : . . ae ' ¥ "a ” PANES this method of informing all sach unimpressible individuals as are incapable of receiving Best Houses in San Francisco, spiritual Manifestations on the Rochester Plan, that he is prepared to . Which. with the practical experience of the undersigned, . cannot full to give satisfection to all. All work purchased . at this establishment, if it rips before having doe reason) able service, will be Repaired Pree or CuHarGe. . EXaving established himself permanently INTRODUCE SPIRITS of every variety of potency, so that they may be . 3 Ss BE Dw Si a . ve .Without the aid of the Balance Pole, Uron any Dinner Tansee, . in Nevhda, the ugdersigned is desirous that his work shal r > ane = vi " . “ 3When they will/ge through various maneuvres, as ‘ong as they arecirculared in conjunction with a Ser , Commend him te public confidence and favor, and it wit o¥ TumBLers, whos> unique performances-are Letter felt than described. Sates bite ee wetter wai sg The whole to be accompanied by Frispin's CELEBRATED . Li ta has also on hand an assortment of SadHORN BAND. dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &¢. N. B. Surgery performed on old Boots and Shoes as’ N. B. No. !; Gentlemen in want of “‘aid and comfort’’ onee. E : a } usual, by mending the broken: Leather Soles put on in the above way, Will make applicat‘on at; Rubver Boots and Shoes, thus rendering them more daN B No 2 3, None but Geod Spirits “ on hand :’ . upon them an indifferent article. rable and less injurious to health. Remember the name of the Me dium, eee anantainee " consequently no one need fear to have palned off "Ee 8 Ss Ere Ee corner or Main and Washington sts, Nevada city, califernia. GRAND ATTRACTION !! . Rosenheim & Brot her, Main street, first door below Phelps’ Hotel, ESPECTFULLY inform their iriends and the public in general, th t they kave no thi en ~ 7 : ae cs Rec: os a A : ? . 7 : @ now on hand andj} make this piece a COMFORTADRLE TP pp are ccustuntyeceiving, The Richest and Most Extensive Stock of : HOUSE: for rer ei oy pe ap eet WY atches and J with the co-operation of those who have been in hisem. af : ewe . ploy since the opening of the above establishment. to fulagwe cased Gold Hunting Levers, ylinder &: : nd my individeal exertions shall be used to ; ty Sid ey g cy Liseapements. Detuched Levers, L ° faction to all who may lH eta i hse ? EPINCS. CC. 5 7 A WHO MEY LIVE mie @ Call, Has, Johason, Bees ev, French, ete. Also, Silver Watches of different ee rate I shail dua cash business, upon the most reasonable Feb and Vest Chaine of the latest styles ; Seals, Keys * a +e bal t terms; and Strictly ndbere to temperance principle 558 ethen:inuud=re-tutirnes tink Deaaties asd Taimbles, Buckles, ‘Slider Bros tinea asorement of ee Nevude Cliy, Nov. 22d, Went I ples, as Groaches, Charms, and a great many other artieles in their line. too numerous to piistiee We oe a Egnang 5. W. GRUSH, call the particular attention of those desirous of sending Presents to their friends thome.t wed i: N. B. We ->> eacy te give MEALS To selected stock of Goods. = as oo ae a . ORDER 2: +1! reacenable hours, and OYS. P.S. California Jewelry of almost every description made to order ; Watches, Clocks dnd. pe ES o°*"? StS 2g at reduced prices, Chrononieters carefully repaired at the shortest notice. : icra men de i puneog ine = tm Rosenheim & Bro, . , STEWART & SEARLS, ILLIAMSON & DAWLEY i ae ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and patrons \HE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of . Office on Broad wtteot in Davis’ Fire Proof that they wilh CONTINUE BUSINESS d hi gay 2g 1D grate in general, that he has remoy; rick, up-stairs, 1 evaaa. “ ed his Stock of Goods and entire ine i At the Old Stand on Main Strect, . ; con Seon: to: bie: sam KER in readiness to make and rspair rt short notiee, and on rersonable terms, P. 7. EsPENSCHEID, 33tf Corner of Main and Commercial sta . PACIFIC RESTAURANT. : At “Maia Strect Bridge,” Nevada. &eThere will ulso be a PRACTICAL HARNESS SLA. 19tf a _ Tuy + ‘ . . . Pg°HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased @ the entire mferest of his former purtouer. respectfully announces, that it is his intention to make this ; Favorite Restaurant Foval to any of tho kind in the City. Every endeavor shall le use?, ond no expense spured, to ae : Winntaw M. Srewarrp Disiriat Attorney. 32: f . Where a FULL ASSORTMENT of choice WINES and! _Fire-Proof Brick Building, Dr. T. A. Liveriug ” LIQUORS can always be found, Dec23-35-2m . hext adjoining his old stand on Broad streei, where ho is ' A mivP Ey a : . prepared to serve his customers with a large and well se: i DE Fis’. Great Discovery. Fes Stock of Goods, which will be sold at modcrate Office on the North side of Browd: stveed at j aos Below the “White Hall.” } New Extension Diggings Eclipsed ! liclees will be sélivered to regular cusiumers as By Ses & Co., . On Mondays—W 00d’s Ravine, Long Hollow sand Rush . creek. New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets. . On Tuesdays—Shelby Fiat and Brush craek. a great discovery has been made that the Best Beef On Wednesdaye—Lijtle Deer ree: ald: Math wo . _ Nevada. Des. Lith, 1852, Shit. Watchmaker and Jeweller, 7%, H iee* 7. , ait Itrainca and Vegetables in Nevada can always be found as Peck’s Ravine. * Moin ts > ; daqGtm_ es ea? ee ee ee ee . lteheent ag hiik dedi deenman tobe net ak, OS Thursdays—Musquito creek, Fae “A ow “4 -. Cayota streets, Nevadas NAu S—100 kegs Nails, jor sale by . best quality, and keep ayers on band a good supply of Dec. 2, 1852. 32-3m A. DAVIS. Bet to Mtl ge: . a clang * stl re Py . meats of all kind, and wild game. Also, VecreTaBixs oa ‘ a ae ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 88 Davis st . the best that the market affords. ” 35.2m . Lost. Great Attrae t0ne 4OAP—100 boxes No. 1 Soap, 80 1b. boxes ; & 150 small boxes fancy Soap. Yor sale . by ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 8&6 Davis st \ 7HISKEY— : 4 100 bbls. Old Monongahela Whiskey; . 5O * “ Rye; 100 half bbls. o'd Monongahela. For sale by . ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and & Davis st. ; Be AN DY—100cene-eiztth casks Am. Brandy, for ALONZO WHEELER, . &4 and 86 Davis st, San Francisco. . ORT WINE—Fo invalids and the lovers of PURE Port Wine, I ofier for sale 10 casks of *‘Lande . mon’'s” best. ALQGNZO WHEELER, } &4 and &6 Davis street, San Francisco. . sale by VV “ANILLA Re 1P H—100 coils Manilla rope, 7 to! LIVE ifinch, for saleby ALONZO WHEELER, } neighborhood. 43-tf . 2 license for the same. . OF atu RE nutter ek > Dig isco. . For tertus apply et the Keul Estate Ag >and Lutelli-) Sor a license to keep Billiard Tables threo monih, each . ee ie DPS SAE teres j gence Oice, xt FELT'S BUCK STOR! jad vtreet. table shall pay Ten Doliars.. For license to keep Lan3{ . ~~ 7 mi, i —————— —_—____. / squenet tables three months, each table shall pay Fifteew . @* HOV ELS; s ‘Yor &ale—A GOOD, COMEGRYIABLE. ! Dollars -For a license to keep a Keno table three i} 100 dozeu Ames’ long handle shovels; } $ BWELLING HOUSE and Biot on broad months, each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. goat Far li. 100 « Rowland’s longfhandle shovels; Sireet, Netudi, luird door above tle Virnia Loose, . C&28¢ to keep other tables for the purpose of Gaming three . 50 ** Old Colony “ “ “ the lot dee beer nt on Broad street. runnine back to . Mouths, each table shall pay Ten Dollars..Por ali . BQ & Ames’ short “ “ . sanding nig eee aks ee pean Sie ier cense to keep a Bowlitg Saloun three months, the owner . a yak pata ings a cc . Spring etreet w it Ivonts about 26 feel. For particu-. Oo eno shell pay Ten Dollars. Adopted Feb. 16,1854, . 50 Rowland’s . ava Gudwita ul A. U. FELT . or keeper suell pay Ten Pollars. dopted Feb. 16, . 95 «' $e hall's natant dort idle ahiaveis . a ae Ee a ee bd tenet . “StpNEW:C: Uenenns; Clerk. WM.J. KNOX, Pres. . } ~v MiMoa § patent short Handie snoveis . At his Res} Estate Agency, Broad street, . ee aor . for sale by ALONZO WHEELER. j Ordinance No, 9. . ieee eS eee, Or of bb. R. BUDD, Journal GOtice. . / i CADINANCS, NO. z. In relation to drawing money from the Treasury. Defining the duties of Towu ofticers and Maing the amounts . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows : . f their several bonds. } The Treasurer shall not pay ont of the Treasury any eum . ives of the town of Nevada do ordain as follows; . of money without first receiving an Order for the fame, . : rye j j signed by the President of the Board of Trastees, aud coun. . tersigned by the Clerk. Adopted Feb. 16, 1854. i Duties of tie Marshall, ee WM. J. KNOX, Pros. . j ' ! Section la re . I . It ebell be the duty of the marshall toen-. Sirxcy €. HeRBERT, Clerk. foree the Ordinances of the town, aud report to the A pe Piedinanpe GE Yo. 30) nev all Vietations thereof that muy come under kis nc ( 4 Gibance Noe EW hat) have power, audit she be his duty. to prevent . é ; , He shail Rave pow a 3 iit het Nadinecad ik — sapere Amendment to Ordinance No, 1. he commission of any Drouch of the peace; to Suppress rots . THe Trustees of the ‘town of Nevada do ordain as follows : tuxt all disorderly: asscuat oe: SET ae ea! Section 24 of Ordinance No. 1, defining the duties of vty spud 2k peng heap Ra mma ~~; fewn officers, and fixing the amount of their several . sp them tacit pre abive inte ea wrotty et . Bonds. is hereby amended, #0 as to read as foliows : . fine arrest cou take Mito custoGy al . Suction 2d = Upon the srrest of any person or persons a Ep t 7 eS se ee se bei =s culiea 13 aca 3 for . UGEr the provisions of Section 1 of this ordinance, such due By vat inf , accou? . ° = juct May seein to iy air EIDE e shall beforthwith taken befere a Justice . _ + person or persons ‘2 . of the Peace of N *) Pane a 46 ,orusing any violent threats, or creating any Peace can be ea unusual neuise or tumult to the annoyance of peaceful and orderly Citizens ; und fortis purpose he may enrer any public house, or euy house, in which may ¢2.st a riot or disturbance, or other proceedings calculated to disturb the pence aud repose of the neighborhood in which it may PALE. Sec. 2. Upon the arrest of any person or persone under the provisions of Section 1. of the Ordmance, such person or persons shall be committed to the county jail ef this county, or euch other pianene eis a 5 or er may comuiit such per-on or persons to thé said jail of Nedfrect. And the marshall shail, at the erg icet ie sow rus ; vada connty, or such other place asmay be provided by lienbie report eaid arrest to the corporatoi at netete "NG . this Board from time to time during sueh investigation: pegs ton ntl ae — ati to ‘ately PrO. And ifthe said Justice of the Peace shall find it necessary ceed to examine the same. A ud if upon such ee ohne . he may eali upon the Corporation Attorney to conduct the such arrested person or persons shall be found guilty So . investigation. And if, upon a full hearing of the facts, — ene pn a a er esis me pexce . such arrested person or persons shall be found guilty of shalt fine them in any vam not exceeding one hundred . tl “h fi 1 abainat’ the ne Justice ar the jollars and coste; and in default of the payment of the . ee ee them, ‘sue ustice of the pen bail bo imprisoned in the county jail not more than . Peace shall fine them in any sum not exceeding one hunrena ys src evan inate a relation Fae ke costs; and in default of the payment of Sec, 2. Itshall be the duty of the marshall to” prescribe hap de et ee oe tee not nrore such rules and regulations for the government of watch . Sipe ygQ: Heneewd: Clevk: WM J. KNi »X. Pres. men, While en ainty, RA ait INSY Geem hecessary Tar tees 5 erfety aud security of the town . having reference particu. . Urdinance Ne, Li, larly to fires ; and to report to this board a ea aby . : nition Ge Ponts Hiaee neglect. carcles: 43 0 yrong doing of apy watchman n reiation to Public Shows. Sian an our. Te heres ot ee aa T The Trustees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as follows; Sec. 4. itshall be the duty of the marshal! to coliect all. All persous, owners or keepers of theatrical and eqgues Mnee impored for the brexeh of crdinances, to cvilect all . trian shows, menageries or other public exhibitions of auch licenses, as may be established by this board, and re. Whatever nature or kind shall for each and every exhibiceipt for the same, and pay over all such metres, as well. tion pay the sum of fifteen dollars, of which sum ten do}as all monies coliected for taxes by him to the town treas. lars shall be paid into the treasury, and’ five dollars shall uter. He ehall keep an account of all such monies so re-. be paid to the marshall, whose duty it shall be. te be presceived by him in proper books, to be by him provided, . ent at every such exhibition for the purpose of reserving which books shall ut ail times be open to the iuspeetion! order. Adopted Feb. 22d,1854, W.J. KNOX, Pres’t. ot the Board of Trustees. and make and present to this} Sipney C.flernsent, Clerk. svard for their consideratiod a statement of bis accounts at . ————_______—______-—__ least once every month. Ordinance No. 12, Sec. 5. In no case shall the marshal! receive from any §To Prevent tne Firing of Guns, Pistols, &c. their manner ot living, itshalbbe his duty to arr perso. or Dersons commmiiting,or about tecommit a ofth a RrE ade Township, if such a Justice of the . y found; otherwise such person or per. sops so urrested shall be commitied to the counyt jail of . . this county, or such other place as this Board may by or. dinance direct. And as soon as practicable the person or . persons who made the said «rrest shall notify a Justice of . tthe Peace of Nevada township as aforesaid of said arrest. . Ani the Justice of the Peace before whom such person or . . persons may be brought. or of whose commitment he may . . be notified as aforesaid, shall proceed us soon thereafter as . possible, to hear and determine uny charge or charges which may be made against such person or persons; and person arrested, or about to be arrested, or charged with any Offence. any sum of money crapy thing of value. eiither . The Trestees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as follows : &4 and 86, Davis street, =. F. @{EGARS ;—25,000 La Lima Regalia Sears ; Ne] 30,000 La Primavera ps 4s . 29,000 i: Loon de Oro i " 40,009 Mancul Amores i 49,060 Siakespeare “ ay For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . Dee3)-Im 84 and 86 Davis street. Sn AES 62 Sree a —— oe —< — —_ — . FE AS—10 0 cazes Imperial Tea 2 lb Cuddies; 109 case s Gunpowder Tea, 2 Ib crddics, of su. rior quality, forsale by ALONZO WHEETMER, . 84 and 8&6 Davis st., ‘San Francisco. . ' YOFFEE—1U0 boxes ground Coffee, 1 1b papers For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, Dec30-1m 84 and 86 Davis‘st 1 i : \f = . ertificate No. 112, for ont sharsof stock in the Coyot N@zs CALIFORNIA whine Business of the White Hall Stables iC und Deer Creek Water Co. drawn in favor of Wet eit Watchmating Bebe and e continued by jie uddersigned, who has. stable . Spencer, January 15th, 1852. Any person having said cer. -7 5 ae aent,Commerroom for OVER ONE HUNDKED HORSES, a GOOD . tificate in their possession will please inform secretary of . cial st., Nevada Vity.:--The above house having CORRAL and WAGON YARD. and plenty of HAY ard! the company, or three ; ‘ 7 2g c ; . ‘ xed set : t ? ,ort monti > gerint . One Of the best workmen in the State : . BARLUY. Travelers and Wagoners. will find this the! for said oe will he Manad a this date new script . enin the State, will Manufacture . Bear can be secn at the same place. Oct. 27th, 1853. 27-3 JAMES’ HOET. BATHING ROOMS. HE UNDERSIGNED may always be found at hri -r Saleon connected with Phelps Hotel, on Main sireet, Where they will t ‘ Attend to Shaving and Hair Dressing In the best manner.They have fitted up in connection with their Saloon, some Elegant Bathing Rooms, where they are prepared to furnish at all hours, — . WARM AND COLD BATHS. ! Their Terms are moderate, and they trust by careful at tention to business to merit patronage. Nevada, Dec. 16, 1853.-34-tf FISHER & RUGG. ——_T eo. Psy cae eo eee MEDICAL CARD. DER. W.G. ALBAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PFERS his professional services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. OFFICK, AT LARK & ALBAN’S DRUG STORE, Opposite Phetps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city. Dee. 15th. 1653. 34-3m (>> He has come again! <f yew LOCATED HIMSELF PERMANENTLY in Nevada, As CONFECZTIONER, third door above the Nevada Bakery, on Main st., where he would be happy to receive bis friends, and all those whu are fond ef the good things of life. The undersigned has rented the Store formerly kept by C, Lovey, next below Coleman’s Store on Main street, and he intends to keepgpnstantly on hand. Of all kinds, (manufactured by himsel!) At WHOLESALE or RETAIL . such as Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon, Sassafras? . > ~ op are . y . WELLS, FARGO & CO. dispatch an Express . ». Candy; Lemon deops, Cinnamon, and « variety of other . to New York and every city and town of the Atian4! j tic States, by every Steamer of the regalarline runWintergreen, Hoarhound, a favorite article of Molasses kinds, too numerous to mention. "The wadersigned would invite all those who have hitherto been in the habit ; ‘ { } Z ee California Jewelry of every deserinti . best place in town tor their animals. Also, A Grizzly {and void. 38:3m* svove declared nuit : agit ot he eee JAMES FITZ JAMES. Sec’y. . Possible notice. AES Seely” . Also---ENGRAVIN @IGHT CHECKS en Sacramento and . DIAMONDS set to order. NG Well: Mucctted, San Francisco in sums to suit purchasers at . Headed or otherwise oruam par. Juwy lst. 34. H. DAVIS, UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. i ee t SECOND EDITION. . rae SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. . Penknife Sketches, or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETLERS written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and ~ dedicated to thut class of the citizens by the author. Handsomely embellished with Twenty S$ Wood Engravings of California Sooner? aid Ineidents. The second edition ef this book, the most popular ever! plus teeth w ublished on tt hores of > Pacific i :T ; . i P bh nh the shores of the Pacific is Just Issugp NEW, CHAPTER. trom the press, with QAR ; and carefully revised by “ULp Bock.” fia" Postage to any part of the United Stotes, Tweitvi { . Cenrs. Firty Dotars per 100—Eienr Doniars per Doz, SINGLE Copiks, Unk Dotiar.CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, _ Third St. next Post Office, Sacramento. Dec30-2m . WELLS, FARGO & CO.’S GaPPPas:.: 2052828. ks 506,000. . Express and Banking Company, . . . I.xpress Building, Montgomery strect, San Fran: cisco.—8, Place de la Bourse, Paris. ning between New York and San Francisco, both “EMON SYRUP; 150 cases Lemon Syrup, For . of purchasing their candies in Sacramento, to call upon ‘by the J sale by Dec3id-lm ALONZO WHEELER, . 84 and 85 Davis street. } X COMET—40 dozen Ames’ long handle Shovels, bright cast-steel, round point. For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 86 Davis street. X HURICANE—i0 dozen Rowland’s ong handled, bright, cast-steel, roundpoint Shovele. For szle by ALONZO WHEELER, ' §84and 86 Davis street. INEGAR—250 bbls pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . 84 and 86 Davis street. gue FORTE.—One splendid Rosewood Piano 6 3-4 octaves, Nunns & Fisher’s make, for ALON ZO WHEELER, 84 and 83 Davis street. sale by OTATOES—200 sacks Potaioes free rom worm orrot. For sale by A. WHEELER, Dec30-lm 84 and 8&6 Davis st. S) Francisco __ OW. & CAMPHENE. Wm. Bailey, Manufscturer ef Sperm, Polar and Black Fish Oils, Also Camphene and Burning Fhuid. --Qualities.in all salés guaranteed. : Manufectory Battery st. between»Piné and Bush. 33-3m ©The Pioneer.” A CALIFORNIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE, OF LITERATURE AND ART. ' him at his factory, and he will do as well by them as they . ean do by going to Sacramento. His.motto will be to adNiearagua and Panama BRoutes. here to the old principle that “A NIMBLE SIXPENCE Is BET-. 2CCompanied by a Special Messenger on each TER THAN A SLOW SHILEING.” All favors bestowed upon j steamer. the young man who is pedling for him. will be gratefully remombered. He will always have with him, the best ar-. gers) is received and dispatched at San Fra ticles of my manufactory. In the undersigned’s establishment, and in connection with his variety of confectionery, he wiil keep-constantly on hand, Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes, Bread and Milk, Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pound Cakes—in short, a variety of the “ good things of life.”.He will also keep the best articie of Cigars that California can afford. He would turther state, that it is his determination to keepa STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON—and it will ever . New York aud the steamers of the Coll be his constant aim and study, to make his saloon a pleasant place of resort, for all those who may favor him with a call. He would take this opportunity, to tender his greteful acknowledgments to the citizens of Nevada, for that very liberal patronage received from their hands in gone by days, and he hopes by strict attention to business to merit and receive a continuance of the-same. Nevada. Jan 20, 185 4.39-tf State of California. County of Nevada, ss, Justice’s Ceuri, before 1d. burgess, J. P., Lite York township. The People of the Staie of Callfornia, to Taos. C: Kirkman. Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear before the endersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said tywnship on Monday the 27th day of February, 4. D., 1854, at ten o’clock A. M, to answer the complaint of . Northern Mines. A DAILY EXPRESS (accompanied by MessennCisCO, trom and to Sacramento and all the towns in the } Also, from and to Stockton and all towns in the Southern Mines. Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior of Oregon, is dispatched by each stecmer of the Mail Line. Their Express to EUROPE is dispatched via ins’ Line. pated Ss Seer SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia, Boston, >t. Louis and Cincinnati. Also, pavable in almost all the principal cities and towns. in the At. antic States and the Canadas. a ed JOUN 8. FOSTER. . EXPRESS OFFICE axp BANKING HOUSE, NEVADA, Fire Proof Buiiding, Main Street. . WELLS, FARGO & CO. 39 tf C W. MULFORD., Ag't. For Sale. ERSTE AUSSCRIGER OFFERS FOR SALE in Nevada city, 20 Tons first rate Hay. Grabfield & Pearlman, who demand of you the above-. The above is in fine order, and will be sold low for cash named Thos. ©. Kirkman. the suin of seventy two doilars aud forty five cents, upen account for goods and proyisions. On failure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $72 45-100 and costs of suit, Given under my hand, this 16th day of Jan. A.D. 1854. T. J. BURGESS, Justice of the Pence. A true copy. Attest, (c9td*) Wa. Moretson, const. 32-tf , A. T. GREGORY. BOOES! BOOKS! ELTEVING that the high price of ‘books has been a ? hindrance to reading, and prejudicial to general intelligence, W. P. BROWNE, has opened a PRINCIPAL OrFrices—16 Wall street, New York.— Gentlemen’ desiring .Gold tated Canes made will do well 34-1m . __ Dr. H. V. BICKNELE, Eclectic Physician anda Surgeon, Office on Broad Street, 24 Door above the Un: zon Actel, YT ai te « R. BICKNELL is a graduate of the Aloepathie . £4 School—practiced six years accordiag to its heories and principles, then adupted the Ecleetie . System, und has practiced it filteen years. He Cures . all diseases without the use of mercury or any other j The medicines he uses are 10 give usa call, roisonous minerals. : purely vegetable, i. e., rootsand herbs‘and their ex. tracts and comnounds, . Dk. BI KNELL is also a Dentist. and will teeth with pure gold tor $3 a cavity, and . Extract teeth for 82 each. _ His Tooth Powder is unequalled for euring the . Scurvy and making the Teeth white. . Get! 21, 1853. . 1 } pee Sate ae oS as yi 26-tf Provision Siore and Shovel Depot, i M W. BURNETTE respectfully inFb a forms her late husb mds customers, and the } public generally that she wiil continue the business hat the old place. on Broad st., aearly Opposite the iNEW YORK, EUROPEAN & CALIFORNIA et house, where she is now receiving a New and ae 7 rior Sxpply of Goods. consisting of . Hardware, Gooceries and Provisions ofall kinds, suitable hoth for Hotel Keepers and Miners, which she will setl on the mest reasonable . ‘erms, and which ia quality aro inferior to nene in the market Call and examine her goods and terms. . Sept. 1621-3m Mas. M. W. BURNETTLE. Sarre ree ee Te STOCE OF GOODS FOR SALZ. t ‘ STORE TO LEASE! The undersigned offer for sa'e their ouvire Stuek of GROCERIES, LIQUORS ao. } . "THEY ALSO OF/BR TUKIR £LOKR TS LEASE. 1 . GREEN & J4coRs, as & present ora bribe. Sec. 6. For any negiect er violation of duty. the marabal. may, upon conviction before & justice of thepeace, be fined th & sum notmore than two hundred and fifty dok lars, or by imprisonment not more than thirty days. Duties of Watchmen. Sizc.7. The watchman appointed by the truatees of the town, shall bave and possess all the power and authority granted to the marshall of the. town by section Ist herein. They shall faithfnlly remain on duty such iime as the marshall by rule shall esiablish and obey his instruetions in all things. aes person or persops arrested by any-watchman while on duty, shall be taken to such secure place as the board . ~of trastces may hereafter prescribe; and.apy such arrest shali be-forthwith reported to the mafshail. Sec. 8. In nocase shail a watchman receive from any . person arrested, or about to be arrested or charged with . any offence any sum of money, or anything of value either as a prescnt ou bribe. } Sec. 9. For any neglect or violation of duty, any watchmap Muy, upon conviction before ajustice of the peace, be fined in a sum not more than one hundred dollars, -or by imprisonment not more than ten days. Duties of Corporation Attorney. Src. 10. It shall be the duty of the corporation attorney to give his legal opition inall eases when ‘réquired by a trustee or by the beard of trustees.« Sec. 11. It shall be the duty ofthe corporation attorney to prosecute for all offences under theordinances of the board of trustees. i ITS Duties of Town Treasurer.Sxc. 12. It shall be the duty of the town treasurer to re. eiv safely keep in his custody all moneys belongi to p Trcantangen A to Bay and disburse the came under the . direction of the board of trustees, on-warrants issued by . them, in such manner and form es.may by them be prescribed, He shall keep truc and accurate accounts of all monies so received amthdisbursed in Peppht Rooks to be provided by him and present a Se nies poet once in every month and oftener if requ by z Duties of Town Assessor. Sizc. 13. Itshall be duty of the town assessor to prepare p list of it a book to be by him provided for that purpose. a all the taxable property, both real and-personal — oo limits of the town, with the valuation and the re wees owners thereof, and a list of all the penidenie pee town and their occupdions. and that be comp: ate, ¥ present the same for the consideration of the Board. 0! rustees on or before the first day of March next. Bonds of Officers. Sec. 14. The marshall, treasurer and assessor shall respectively give bonds, with good and sufficient security to be approved by the board of Trus mee yim to the trustoo of the town of Nevada, conditi for the faithful per iormenes of their duties in = Lanegph ye vy cametery towit BH nal eum : thousan “dona, eh ey Oe eeaal sum of six thousand dollars ; in the; Tae Beanie h nal sata of thfee eas SeritgE DER: Heer, WM, J, KNOX, Pres’: . and marines, on’account 0 tic ¢ the naval und revenue service of: . andeffictent aid in Washington end claimants may, It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to. discharge within the incorporated ‘Apite ofthis town any description of fire-arms, (except in houses:appropriated and used for that. purpose,) or fire crackers, or othet species of fire works, unless.it be between the honrs of 3 aid 5 o’clock P.M. And all persons violating this ordinance shall upon conviction, before a Justice of the Peace, for every offence be fined in a sum not more than ten dollars and costs, or imprisonment for a period not to exceed three days. Adopted Eeb22d, 1834. W.J. KNOX, Pres’t. Sipney C. Hersert, Clerk, AJ Crdinance No, 13, In relation to the issuing Licences. © bee $4518 The, Trustees of the town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Ali persons pursuing any business in which 2 license is required, shall pay the amount tothe marshall who ehall give the person paying a receipt; and on presenting such receipts to.the.clerk-of this board. he shail cause a license to be issued in proper form, signed by the clerk and countersigned by the president authorizing him or them to prosecute the business for which such license’ was granted the period for which they have paid. Adopted Feb, 2251) Sipney C. Herserr, Clerk. WM. J. KNOX, Pres’t. AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, ; AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT of the UNITED STATES A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to P ¢ Sherman's Buildings, No?146 Moutgomery ‘st. where he will continue the’ prosecution of Claims against the Federal Goverment émbracing— CLAIMS of the officers and'soldiers of ‘Col. Ste-" venson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and trsnsportatioa allowances. : ; OLAIMS of the offices and men who composéd the California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. Jehn C.-Frenront, for bounty lands, arrears ef any iS of ys officers, : ffi scamen ‘AIMS of t i ty officers, e Per Sonal compensation for services in the United States in the Pacific Ucean, on the coast. of California and Mexico, from: 1 May, 1846, to lst of March, 1953, provided tor-by.aetsot Co ; approved op March 34,1853. — paenare pe indemtty on egg of losses. 08cagiened by Indian depr iens upon the property. oft athens o the State jand, CLAIMS. for.ad' made to. United. States Indian Agents, to enable them to: negotiate:or ‘to execute treaties with the Indian tribes. 9“ => °° Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the moetreliable feel sure of the moat attention possible. -N. B,—He wiil also give. his best attention te CONVEYANCING in 6ll ite branch. ya013-1m, wit be issued monthly, and as near as -possible on the same day. of each month. The first number will appoar on the 23dinst. It is hoped by the projectors that it will be supported entirely by California talent. it will contain about sixty pages, and will be published and condueted as nearly as ble after the style of the Knickerbocker. . Its plan is’ sufficiently comprehensive, and its contemplated size sufficiently large, to allow free scope for any department of literature, and it will afford empl space for the free discussion of the most important political‘ and’ scientific subjects of the day: It will consequently in thut respect possess an advantage over the daithe proper consideration of many: important questions which almost daily ceme,before the public. It will also open a fine field for those who are desirous of distinguishing *hemselves in Poetry, Belles Letters, and. the more flowery waths of literature, whose. contributions, will alwaes be welcome. Each number will contain a brief abstract Of the most im ant decisions of the Coufts.a carefully compiled le’of the various meterological changes which may have been observed during the month in the climate, tides and atmosphere of San Francisco, and a summary offthe most importani events that have taken place during the month, so that while it may.be desired as asource of amusement, it is hoped it will also possess . some valve asasa book of reference and be worthy of preservation. = Of : Its editorial management will be: in thé hands of ‘persons of acknowled ability and tried experience in the conduct of. the ngble state in which i tture it is ex : RFR ; patronage of its su rs. eo j . AH communications, contrtbetions, ‘&c,, must. be addressed to" W.-H. J. BROOKS & CO, * Jan. 6. \ feb3-1m .157 Montgomery street: Sign of the “WOODEN “SEIEOR.” _ Thomas Tennent, ‘Nautical Instrument Maker, Fire Progt hull ing, corver Of Front Bt t ‘Long Wharf, San Frana sist Died te ater = v. S Agency orth sale-of govt 2 , ernment charts. ae Surveying and Nautical ts, spy glesses, drawing instruments, @c, of the best 'tienu“Charts of every deveription copsten ty. oh bane, ly papers. whose columns cannot ojten afford room for! best stock in the market and selling at the lowest rates ‘iodieal publicatiens, and no. effort will be’) deceased, 8 on tbe part of the publishes to.make it worthy ef . the qouchers thereof to the undersigned, within 10 months t-has its origin. and whose litera. . from the date hereof, of they will be forever barred : and ed ina measure to embody, and of the . all persons Owing debts to said estate are required to come ££. MATHEMATICAL AND) Agency for Liett Maury’s Wind! K é : Cheap Book. Store & circulating Library, on Broad street. two doors below the U. S. Hotel, where Public Notice. cL naseldhoelt oe, tine Pavrséshe cosh third lower rates t! HE public are hereby informed that the undersigned] iyey ean be durchased for elsewher evadn. Having . COt Of Main and Brozals 2. D at . where in Nevada. Having!‘ . ona wtrects, Nevada. has Purchased the entire Stock aye a Ss poo made arrangoments With a friend at the Bay to (orwisé L-seeeeilb-hen-ntenl amauta ioe SF ae Fc. ott layiy bux goad ballworkat papular and standard aug? ee tenet . M ENTUCKY SRORE—-NOTICE. 2 2 : r r 2 é Tobacco Store of Salzer & Ca: eis Ationtie, Gan :Beancisco tind ‘ Skcranichto papers, Zhe _ known Kentucky Store, the Bess and‘will carry on the business at'the Old Stand. He ne. “Hzuzines, &e. ; : asia Stand in town, House turns Uhatiics for ihésliberal patronage heretofore bestowed Ph geo gh yoyo his cnstomers he will keep And Fire Proof Vv ult Bees Lot. upon himself and pariner, and respectiyily solicits its cou) Obes, government pripa on ee LO. the ENTIR S107 OF Con See tinuance, which he determines to merit ® keeping the , : H bavieen All whowme indebted to us ate ceaeaalrcal pay up. The times are now likely to. be better, owing to FIRE*PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET, plenty of water, and persons to whom 4ve have given soHAS IN STORE ; gommodation in hard times will confe ¢ r F Sdonmear eneer sn S. confer a favor by now t ccounts. Those having clai vii 20,000-Tbs¥ Sagk and Barrell Flour ; ; —e 7,500 tbs, Trish Potatoes; 58,000 Ibz., Bariey; rin will please present them for payment, 4 GRAUMAN & JOSEPHSON, ag’ 4,000 tbs Butter, large and small packages; Nevada, Janurey 19th. 1854. 29-1 Petey eet Bacon Sides and Hams,— ; 009 Lard: 3.000 os Clear Pork: ‘f 2,000 ibs Chop Feed; 7,500 lbs Iron and Steel ; . Card Notice, 350 cance helt pode! com go meer Nails; arRs HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire fascinaaiel 2 Fruils. Vegetables, Pow! Meats ro SUNS ENETY Variety of) terest of Jawee Fuxstox, im the Stock ef Goods and 17th, 1854 —39:6w 7 FSAA® GIT, See’y, SO. a slseik eteastanade . Store known asthe “Gzlena and Mineral, Pott Store,” yok JeonA geveral assortment of Queens: and Hard . will carry on the Grocery and. Provision Business é we, Mining Tools. &c. The abovr goods have been r : vee 3 eee Administrator s Notice. -_ . purchased for CASH, and will ve pold at prices te salt the tle style and: sirta of Mi, 1. Funston & Oo. ut the old stand, OTICE is hereby given that all persons hiving. times. Nevada, Jan’y 6th. 1254. ; jin the “Empire Building,” Main street Nevuda, wher claims against ches een Of Benda av. Bins. wat? y 2 H. DAVIS, . they bave a fulll and weil selected stock “af ic that they are required to exhibit the same with BOOKS! BOOKSI!. BOOKS tit Family Groceries, Provisions, W ines, qSAVE RECEIVED by late ar#iv¥als! from’ New York . ya: se — ——— — large additions to my previous Stuck of ©> > se, Poe a oe ee or retat tut ‘very low prices i: , . a j for cash. me an . Nevada, Dee'r 1863. Bound & Blank Beoks, Stationery, &c. . M H-Panxetos, meget a TU NSTON. Including a lurgé’variety of Bound “Books, by standard . _WeNRY Manis.’ —— a afthors. Complete Sette or Russia bound Account Books, . Sroceseimmeoes aa and Quarter Blank Books, ‘Tuck . SASH & DOOR FA CTORY, rys for 1854, Pass and Time Book, . All persons having demands against Salzer & Co., are requesietito present them for payment, and ali indebted are requested to mmaberimssointe payment, 289if ' M. FRANKENILELMER. OTICE is hercby given.that shares No. tol, 152. _w 183, my 106, 107, 28,, 29,°30, 31, 32. 33, 34. 35, 196.187, 188, 189, 190.'158, 137, 158, of the capital stock.of York Mining Conipany, will be s6ld oni the l(h of Maré 1854. if the arrears are not paid previous to the above date, at Little York, betweep 1? aud 5 o'clock on said day, Little York, Jan’y ROBT CURRAN, Pres’t. forward and the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY,— _., .&dministrater, American Bakery, Nevada city Nevada, Feb’y 3d, 1554 —41-1m* oO *S Prewwium Flour; Ames’ SH. Shovels; H EN Pin tits, de; ” Coline’ Axes; a . Ghile Frye): : @o; Adams’ Plows; ail 5 . aoe ' [ ¥ . white, blue, bath, gilt, ruled. plaj ) By L. P. STILES uckwheat do: Naile-eo pater ue, bath, gilt, ruled, plain and fancy Letter paper, . sade, Pe ae ~ Reddy Made Clothing: Boot. ever ba American Feolscap Paper—Ruled und Pisin,. Corner of, Pine and Comursrciel tt A Large-and General Assortment of , Lawyer’s Long Pold and English Brief Paper; Embossed, es i if : AND PRO NS Gilt, Damask, tad, Pisin and Ruled Note Paper ; a large } 37-6. Nevana-ciry, sy! on ‘or gale by me x tngii) bas Je BOLE. temakh of Buil and “White Envelopes, elso assoried sizes of . — yrs ese. o> ee Marysville, Dec. 28th. __—South east corner of Plaza. . ea Sao can $8; embossed, plain, ivory, en-. DRS. ‘DEN «& CARM™M AN, ~~ + Established in 1849, ©. . vias PNKSof all sizes, 2 : . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, MEEKER & CO. (coc RaRtR teapot Pain. eg mp Card mbering Over 3b ditierent kinds —by A gan Office in Mr. Davis’ Brick Building, SET, CORNER.OF 4th, SACRAMENTO : ee orotherwise, “BROAD ST.—NEVADA. “Provisions. Liquoi &ec A large’ fog of GOLD . tto eS When at nective By PENS manufactured to order—just Owing to my large stock of Novzis-and Cheap Publica. ee purchased at the nt _ . tions, 1. i ‘eis and Cheap Publica. Qu ty ee Cag ee el ee ee mati ‘ Ee leat en hee Gro erie which they offer f sae ee ces to suit! by the lac), Steamer, ine Pocket Cutie, depressed state of trade and siringency of the Money Mar: a A omene, dee. ere Cutlery. (Ten ra . . ‘ * = NG rices. viz. at, 2o-and 90 cents eac’, , po aap wapapers, Semis nd rece “fia Gi sty mem Ay : and Novels ivéa by Persons purebasing of us may expect to get articles of CTY eicamen, Subscription received for News the hort aueliay #4 ie xery.Jeyest, prices. Bh a Megazinos aud Poriodical Te Gabbe . .N. B,—No necessity for going to San Fruncisco to pui ie Ponsa es eastern prices. reid ae RAE Main Street, Nev . Real Estate Agency, . AND INTELLIGENCE Ofricu GRCUWANTS, Mechanics. Hols, Restaurants, VV Boarding souses and Miners supplied with at hort novice. Particular sttention paid to furnishing . ies with help. 7" Orders promptlwatiended to. Flouses, Farms, Claims, and. Lots, bought and sold. Stores, Lots; and;Houses rented. Offica at a § ericdieal Depot, newt door fo Pavia brick b ™ a her . 2 hi ENS A BR Sas

! Sa re San Francisco Advertisements. Miners’ Exchange & Saving Bank. Armory Hall, Cor. of Montgomery gSaramento Sts. San Francisco, by Dr. A. S. Wright. be for the reception of Gold Dust for the United States Mint at San Francisco. The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will be in full operaiion ina very short time. Dr. Wright is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all remittances made for eoinage, he will, when required, make liberaladvances and remittances of Gold Dust at one and a balf per cent interest, he will also allow the same rate ofinterest when the fands remain over the time required for the coinage. : 44-3m A. S. WRIGHT. Story, Redington & Co, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ee UGS and MEDICINES ,Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, gt. Stone Building, Sansome, cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California. Agents for Osgood’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.’s Medi vines, Corbett’s Shakers’ Sarsaparilla, Dr. Hunt’s Lty tixir and Hyatt’s Balsam Bet From the fact that ene of our firm-wil reside per manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend in perzon the purchasing, putting up and shipping of goods for this market, we flater ourselves that we van Offer supcriour advantages, both in quality and price, to any others in our line of business. Dec.9-3m Srory, Repinc@on & Co. Sra sds ciate a a Goodman & Bros., _,, 00 Front street, Sun Francisco, \ THOLESA LE dealers in Butter, Cheese, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Fish, Rice and Meal. sepl6-3m 'A8. H. GOODMAN. GED. £ GOODMAN. LUCIUS BELL Se ESD “Mitu, Dispte & Carpenter, ATTORNEYS AT Law. C. F. SMITH; Office No. 2, in Davis’ Brick Building. Nevada. A.B. DIBBLE & J.S. CARPENTER ; Bill strect, Grass Valley. Office in 44-is-tf —CHURCHMAN & MACKINLEY, “Corner of Monigemery and Commercial sts., San Francisco J. CHURCHMIAN, Will attend the sessions of Nevada District Court. 44-4 HAY and BARLEY, JN GOOD ORDER: FOR SALE 2 a reasonably rate, by D. LACHMAN & BROTHER. 44-3 1000 Doliars Reward. WILL give the above reward of $1900 for the safe delivery to the Jailor of Early Co., Georgia, of JOHN H. ANDERSON, who escaped froin Cuthbert jaii, on Monday night, the 17th inst + IR seagate PE ot eM aa eae po J = ANCE NO.2 —_. Prescribingthe Fees and Salaries of Town Officers. San Francisco Advertisements, ae The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as followse To The subscribers have received, ex y Feartess and other The town marshal shall receive tor his services salary of twelve hundred dollars per annum ; also five in justice’s courts, such fees as are all i’ ‘or the like services. reat! meee e town treasurer shall receive for his services two and one-half per cent. w all monies rece i Bureed by ~ pe pon — ived and dis1¢ Lown assessor shall receive for his services two and = per cent. upon the amount of Taxes levied by this «al. + t% The attorney shall receive as a full compensation for all duties performed by ‘him as attorney the sum of fifteen dol; lars for each conviction had for misdemeanor before a justice, and he shall in no Other cases receive’ compensation for any services rendered. ; ae The town surveyor shall receiye forhis services such fees as are allowed by law to county surveyor. Adopted Feb, 10, 1454. WM. J. KNOX, Pres’t. S. C. Herzerr, Clerk. 44.4 ORDINANCE NO. 3. IN RELATION TO STOVES 4ND STOVE PipEs. The Trustees of th@fown of Nevada do ordain as follows: All owners, occupants and lessees of any Store, Ware House, Dwiling, or other building im which Stoves or Grates are kept shull extend the pipe, or cause the same to be done, at least twenty four inches from the outward side of the building or roof, and the same distance sbove the eaves; and where said pipe passes through any board or canyass partition, siding or roof, it shall be through some meial or flre proof plate leaving a space of four inches between the pipe and the partition, siding or roof through which it passes, and all persons who shall be found guilty of a violation of this Ordinance, on an ex amination before a Justice of the Peace shall be fined in the sum of Twenty Five Dollars and costs, and in default of payment, execution shall issue for the same Adopted February 16, 1754. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. SIDNEY C. HERBERT, Clerk. 44-4w ORDINANCE NO. 4. In Relation to Fast Riding. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: No person or pedsons shall drive or ride any horse, mule or uny other animal through the streets in any pace more rapid than a slow gallop or trot. No person or persons shali drive or ride any horse, mule . or other animal over any bridge within the town of Neva; da, in any puce faster thun a walk. } And exch and every person who shall be found gnilty . Of & violation of this Ordinance on an examination before ; a Justice of the Peace, shali be fined in a sum not exceed. ing Fifty pollars and costs. In default of payment, execuj tion Shall be issued fur the same. Adopted February 16, . 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres, . SIDNEY C. HERBET, Clerk. 44-4 ORDINANCE No. 5. . In relation to the Disturbance of the Peace. . The Trestees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . SkeTion 1 Any person or persons, who shal! have committed any breach of the peace or any other act mentiened in section Istand 2d of Ordinance No. 1, shall, upon complaint being made before any Justice of the Peace, by any person or citizen, be proceeded against in the same . manner 4s if arrested bp the Marshall or Watchman while . committing the same. That any Justice of the Peace be. fure whom any somplaint shall be made shall have power . to issue & Wurrant in all cases where the Marshall shall . have power to execute an arrest es prescribed in section i Ist of Ordinance No. 1. Sxerion 2. Any person, other than the Marshall or . Watchman who ehaill make complaint as prescribed in ; section Ist of this Ordinance, without the consent of the 'Corperation Attorney, shall, if upon examination such Suid Anderson was tried at the . Justice find the charges preferred frivolous, be fined in the September term of the Superior Court of Early county, for . sum of the costs in the proceedings. the murder of Koberi Thompson, end found guilty. Said . Anderson is about 25 years old, about five feet ci¢ht or . ten inches high, stout built, a littl: inclined to be stoop . shouldered, black hair aud black eyes, speaks quick when . spoken to, Las good set of testh, his eye teeth u litle pro. jucting, hus ascar on his face under or near one of his eyes, and Weighs about 160 or 170 pounds; is very quar. relsome when Intoxicated, and is a wun ot very bad char . acter. Previoas rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON, © . Port Gaines, dia. Oct. 19, 1855. 44f . SUMMONS tate of California, County of Nevada, Grizzly . J fownship, #3. Justice’s Court, before J.0. Wyatt, J. T. Th: Peopie of the State of Calfornia to Joseph MeKenzie: You are heroby sumimonea to éppeer before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his uffice in said . 16, 1554, Stpney C. Hersert. Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 6, Tn Yelatidu to Sidewalks. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: No person or persons shall in apy way obsiruct or encumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Neveda.. And each and every person found guilty of a violation of this Ordinance on an examination betore a dus ‘ice of the Peace shall be fined in asum_ not exceeding Twenty Five Doliars and costs. In default of payment, execution shall be issued for the same. Adopted February 16, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. Stpsey C. Herperr. Clerk 44-Im “Ordinance No. 7, 44-Im upon all monies collected by him, and also for iis eervicus oe d Fe ruary . PY ' EA Saag” EB es WILLISM J, KNOX, res, . e By WEIR, Provision Merchant, Township, on Monday, tiv loth duy of May, A. D. 1854. In relation to Taxes. ' at 10 o’ciock A. M., to answer the complgint of George) The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain 2s follows: N. Eliiott, who demands of you the sn rn of One. [fuudred Each and every person in the town of Nevada shall pay . and Fifty Dollars, the consideration for a mining claim a tax of one fourth per cent onthe amount of taxable . . which he allecets to have sold you in May 1833; his com-! property, goods and chattels, with which said persons are plaint being u cedhiee d oce. On failure £0 to) assessed by the Corporation Assessor. Adopted February appear und answer, judgment will be rendered aginst . 16, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX. Pres, you for s#id sum of One Hundred and Fuly Dollure—to-; sipsey C. Heraert, Clerk. 443i eeiher with interest, penalty Sidi cusis of suil. Renters v.82. Se EEN 2.) Given under iay hand this lui: day of Febraary,'A. D. ai 1854, (43 4w) nC. WYATT, J.P, Ordinance No, 8, SSeS errs alee 7 spdg Bt ———-—-—----— Tn relation to Games. : FOR SALE CHEAP. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . i GHOUSE AND ZL ee ‘am. . Any person or persons whoare the owners or keepers of NE HOUSES AND LOT, =ituated on Cem any louse wherein are kept Billiard, Lansquenet, or any . mercial beur Pine street. The houre is now undor % ¥ esis niles other tubles forthe purpose of gaming, shali obtain from . Rent of Eighty Doliars per Month. . the Trustees of the Town of Nevada, a license to keep the . desirable and impreving . Same. Aiso, any keeper of a bowling Saloon shall obiain late arrivals, an extensive assortHauling seines, for salmoa, herring, smelt sardines and perch fishing ; Salmon gill nets ; fikes, &c ; Linen and cotton seine twine ; Shoe thread, a superior article ; Fish hoeks aad lines, suitable for this season’s fishing, For sale by CHAPIN & SAWYER. janl3-Im 127 Sansome sireet, San Francisco. REMOVAL. . R. J.C. YOUNG has removed his office from No. 226} Dupont street. to the corner of Montgomesy and California streets. opposite the banking house or Page, Bacon & Co., where he will be happy tv consult with bis former . patrons, and treat scientifically and discretion all those . who may require the services of a Physician. The success of Dr, Young since his advent in this state has been without a paraliel, and he ‘hopes by continued and untiring application to his profession, io remove from the public mind that lack of confidence which bas so unhappily ex. isted in regard to the Medical Professivn in the state of California. Orrice—Corner of Montgomery and California streets up stairs. opposite the Banking House of Page, Bacon & Co., San Francisco.... P S.—AII letters enclosing $i will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 735, Post Office. Febd.3-Im LORD & WEBB, STATION ERY, No. 132 Sansome street, between Mer chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store 2 large and varied stock of Blank Books. Stationery and Paper of every ‘deecription. received by late arrivals from New York. which they offer for sile at the lowest prices, consisting in part of BLANK BOOKS—Full and Half Bound ; PAPERS—tLetter, cap, brief, bill, bath, coramen and pocket post ; PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERS—assorted sizes and quulities ; ‘4 INKS—Maynard & Noyes’, David & Biatk’s, and Arnold's fluid ; PLAYING CARDS—Cohen’s. Hart's, Felt’s and Fisk’s; PENCILS—Fuber’s, Fay’s, Haskin’s and Mordani’s writing and drawing ; ENVELOPES —Buff, white. enumeled and fancy, letier, note und official. ALSO Copying and Seal Presses; = Combs; Letter Books; Brushes; Letter Clips; Indelible Ink ; Chess Men: Carmnine Ink; Backgammon boards; Notarial seals and wafers; Dice 5 Gum Labels; Dominoes; Cotton and jinen twine; Steel Pens of all kinds; Whitney’s. Draper's and SilGold Pens; liman’s inkstands; Patent Rubber; Pocket Inkstands; Rubber bands; Blotting Paper and Boards; Wafer Cups, Card Board; Letter Stamps; Printers’ Cards; Paper Folders; Wafers and Sealing Wax; Paper Weights; Port monnaies; Biack Sand; Pocket Books; Plain and Fancy Note Paper; Banker's cases, Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery, &c. We are constantly receiving additions to tho above stock to which we invite the atiention of the trade, . LORD & WEBB. 132 Sansome st., bet. Washington and Merchant, . Dee 16-3 is San Francisco. fiers for sale; 600 Firkins choice Orange Co. i Butter; 360 cs. refined Lard in 10 and 20 Ibs. Tins. 100 bois Leaf Lard, Pork. Hams, Bacon, &c. MPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND Sand Boxes; . I emt? +a ~ * = icra iranencseeeangedligensensealliaioeciaeeetnae AS ET 8 5 8 . BOOTS, SHOES AND. RUBBERS, spec 12 l Wi ani fe sta tion. p THE, undersigned beg to retn nhis inikme Gj tind thanks to the citizons of Nevada for “The Spirits are around !”—“ You'd better b'lieve it ! * L. P. FRISBIE, MEDIUM! ed upon his establishment, andto ipform them that he is now ready tw wait on them . i aka New Brick Store, lately erected on . the corner of Main and Commercial sts., ' where he has been doing business for the last two years E — a see gp is now LARGER — the VARIE , ee W = 2 ; TY GREATER than at any former time, having been seAt the corner of Main and ashington Sts., : . fected personally from amy ie asi cena An! . : . . ae ' ¥ "a ” PANES this method of informing all sach unimpressible individuals as are incapable of receiving Best Houses in San Francisco, spiritual Manifestations on the Rochester Plan, that he is prepared to . Which. with the practical experience of the undersigned, . cannot full to give satisfection to all. All work purchased . at this establishment, if it rips before having doe reason) able service, will be Repaired Pree or CuHarGe. . EXaving established himself permanently INTRODUCE SPIRITS of every variety of potency, so that they may be . 3 Ss BE Dw Si a . ve .Without the aid of the Balance Pole, Uron any Dinner Tansee, . in Nevhda, the ugdersigned is desirous that his work shal r > ane = vi " . “ 3When they will/ge through various maneuvres, as ‘ong as they arecirculared in conjunction with a Ser , Commend him te public confidence and favor, and it wit o¥ TumBLers, whos> unique performances-are Letter felt than described. Sates bite ee wetter wai sg The whole to be accompanied by Frispin's CELEBRATED . Li ta has also on hand an assortment of SadHORN BAND. dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &¢. N. B. Surgery performed on old Boots and Shoes as’ N. B. No. !; Gentlemen in want of “‘aid and comfort’’ onee. E : a } usual, by mending the broken: Leather Soles put on in the above way, Will make applicat‘on at; Rubver Boots and Shoes, thus rendering them more daN B No 2 3, None but Geod Spirits “ on hand :’ . upon them an indifferent article. rable and less injurious to health. Remember the name of the Me dium, eee anantainee " consequently no one need fear to have palned off "Ee 8 Ss Ere Ee corner or Main and Washington sts, Nevada city, califernia. GRAND ATTRACTION !! . Rosenheim & Brot her, Main street, first door below Phelps’ Hotel, ESPECTFULLY inform their iriends and the public in general, th t they kave no thi en ~ 7 : ae cs Rec: os a A : ? . 7 : @ now on hand andj} make this piece a COMFORTADRLE TP pp are ccustuntyeceiving, The Richest and Most Extensive Stock of : HOUSE: for rer ei oy pe ap eet WY atches and J with the co-operation of those who have been in hisem. af : ewe . ploy since the opening of the above establishment. to fulagwe cased Gold Hunting Levers, ylinder &: : nd my individeal exertions shall be used to ; ty Sid ey g cy Liseapements. Detuched Levers, L ° faction to all who may lH eta i hse ? EPINCS. CC. 5 7 A WHO MEY LIVE mie @ Call, Has, Johason, Bees ev, French, ete. Also, Silver Watches of different ee rate I shail dua cash business, upon the most reasonable Feb and Vest Chaine of the latest styles ; Seals, Keys * a +e bal t terms; and Strictly ndbere to temperance principle 558 ethen:inuud=re-tutirnes tink Deaaties asd Taimbles, Buckles, ‘Slider Bros tinea asorement of ee Nevude Cliy, Nov. 22d, Went I ples, as Groaches, Charms, and a great many other artieles in their line. too numerous to piistiee We oe a Egnang 5. W. GRUSH, call the particular attention of those desirous of sending Presents to their friends thome.t wed i: N. B. We ->> eacy te give MEALS To selected stock of Goods. = as oo ae a . ORDER 2: +1! reacenable hours, and OYS. P.S. California Jewelry of almost every description made to order ; Watches, Clocks dnd. pe ES o°*"? StS 2g at reduced prices, Chrononieters carefully repaired at the shortest notice. : icra men de i puneog ine = tm Rosenheim & Bro, . , STEWART & SEARLS, ILLIAMSON & DAWLEY i ae ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and patrons \HE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of . Office on Broad wtteot in Davis’ Fire Proof that they wilh CONTINUE BUSINESS d hi gay 2g 1D grate in general, that he has remoy; rick, up-stairs, 1 evaaa. “ ed his Stock of Goods and entire ine i At the Old Stand on Main Strect, . ; con Seon: to: bie: sam KER in readiness to make and rspair rt short notiee, and on rersonable terms, P. 7. EsPENSCHEID, 33tf Corner of Main and Commercial sta . PACIFIC RESTAURANT. : At “Maia Strect Bridge,” Nevada. &eThere will ulso be a PRACTICAL HARNESS SLA. 19tf a _ Tuy + ‘ . . . Pg°HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased @ the entire mferest of his former purtouer. respectfully announces, that it is his intention to make this ; Favorite Restaurant Foval to any of tho kind in the City. Every endeavor shall le use?, ond no expense spured, to ae : Winntaw M. Srewarrp Disiriat Attorney. 32: f . Where a FULL ASSORTMENT of choice WINES and! _Fire-Proof Brick Building, Dr. T. A. Liveriug ” LIQUORS can always be found, Dec23-35-2m . hext adjoining his old stand on Broad streei, where ho is ' A mivP Ey a : . prepared to serve his customers with a large and well se: i DE Fis’. Great Discovery. Fes Stock of Goods, which will be sold at modcrate Office on the North side of Browd: stveed at j aos Below the “White Hall.” } New Extension Diggings Eclipsed ! liclees will be sélivered to regular cusiumers as By Ses & Co., . On Mondays—W 00d’s Ravine, Long Hollow sand Rush . creek. New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets. . On Tuesdays—Shelby Fiat and Brush craek. a great discovery has been made that the Best Beef On Wednesdaye—Lijtle Deer ree: ald: Math wo . _ Nevada. Des. Lith, 1852, Shit. Watchmaker and Jeweller, 7%, H iee* 7. , ait Itrainca and Vegetables in Nevada can always be found as Peck’s Ravine. * Moin ts > ; daqGtm_ es ea? ee ee ee ee . lteheent ag hiik dedi deenman tobe net ak, OS Thursdays—Musquito creek, Fae “A ow “4 -. Cayota streets, Nevadas NAu S—100 kegs Nails, jor sale by . best quality, and keep ayers on band a good supply of Dec. 2, 1852. 32-3m A. DAVIS. Bet to Mtl ge: . a clang * stl re Py . meats of all kind, and wild game. Also, VecreTaBixs oa ‘ a ae ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 88 Davis st . the best that the market affords. ” 35.2m . Lost. Great Attrae t0ne 4OAP—100 boxes No. 1 Soap, 80 1b. boxes ; & 150 small boxes fancy Soap. Yor sale . by ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 8&6 Davis st \ 7HISKEY— : 4 100 bbls. Old Monongahela Whiskey; . 5O * “ Rye; 100 half bbls. o'd Monongahela. For sale by . ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and & Davis st. ; Be AN DY—100cene-eiztth casks Am. Brandy, for ALONZO WHEELER, . &4 and 86 Davis st, San Francisco. . ORT WINE—Fo invalids and the lovers of PURE Port Wine, I ofier for sale 10 casks of *‘Lande . mon’'s” best. ALQGNZO WHEELER, } &4 and &6 Davis street, San Francisco. . sale by VV “ANILLA Re 1P H—100 coils Manilla rope, 7 to! LIVE ifinch, for saleby ALONZO WHEELER, } neighborhood. 43-tf . 2 license for the same. . OF atu RE nutter ek > Dig isco. . For tertus apply et the Keul Estate Ag >and Lutelli-) Sor a license to keep Billiard Tables threo monih, each . ee ie DPS SAE teres j gence Oice, xt FELT'S BUCK STOR! jad vtreet. table shall pay Ten Doliars... For license to keep Lan3{ . ~~ 7 mi, i —————— —_—____. / squenet tables three months, each table shall pay Fifteew . @* HOV ELS; s ‘Yor &ale—A GOOD, COMEGRYIABLE. ! Dollars -For a license to keep a Keno table three i} 100 dozeu Ames’ long handle shovels; } $ BWELLING HOUSE and Biot on broad months, each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. goat Far li. 100 « Rowland’s longfhandle shovels; Sireet, Netudi, luird door above tle Virnia Loose, . C&28¢ to keep other tables for the purpose of Gaming three . 50 ** Old Colony “ “ “ the lot dee beer nt on Broad street. runnine back to . Mouths, each table shall pay Ten Dollars...Por ali . BQ & Ames’ short “ “ . sanding nig eee aks ee pean Sie ier cense to keep a Bowlitg Saloun three months, the owner . a yak pata ings a cc . Spring etreet w it Ivonts about 26 feel. For particu-. Oo eno shell pay Ten Dollars. Adopted Feb. 16,1854, . 50 Rowland’s . ava Gudwita ul A. U. FELT . or keeper suell pay Ten Pollars. dopted Feb. 16, . 95 «' $e hall's natant dort idle ahiaveis . a ae Ee a ee bd tenet . “StpNEW:C: Uenenns; Clerk. WM.J. KNOX, Pres. . } ~v MiMoa § patent short Handie snoveis . At his Res} Estate Agency, Broad street, . ee aor . for sale by ALONZO WHEELER. j Ordinance No, 9. . ieee eS eee, Or of bb. R. BUDD, Journal GOtice. . / i CADINANCS, NO. z. In relation to drawing money from the Treasury. Defining the duties of Towu ofticers and Maing the amounts . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows : . f their several bonds. } The Treasurer shall not pay ont of the Treasury any eum . ives of the town of Nevada do ordain as follows; . of money without first receiving an Order for the fame, . : rye j j signed by the President of the Board of Trastees, aud coun. . tersigned by the Clerk. Adopted Feb. 16, 1854. i Duties of tie Marshall, ee WM. J. KNOX, Pros. . j ' ! Section la re . I . It ebell be the duty of the marshall toen-. Sirxcy €. HeRBERT, Clerk. foree the Ordinances of the town, aud report to the A pe Piedinanpe GE Yo. 30) nev all Vietations thereof that muy come under kis nc ( 4 Gibance Noe EW hat) have power, audit she be his duty. to prevent . é ; , He shail Rave pow a 3 iit het Nadinecad ik — sapere Amendment to Ordinance No, 1. he commission of any Drouch of the peace; to Suppress rots . THe Trustees of the ‘town of Nevada do ordain as follows : tuxt all disorderly: asscuat oe: SET ae ea! Section 24 of Ordinance No. 1, defining the duties of vty spud 2k peng heap Ra mma ~~; fewn officers, and fixing the amount of their several . sp them tacit pre abive inte ea wrotty et . Bonds. is hereby amended, #0 as to read as foliows : . fine arrest cou take Mito custoGy al . Suction 2d = Upon the srrest of any person or persons a Ep t 7 eS se ee se bei =s culiea 13 aca 3 for . UGEr the provisions of Section 1 of this ordinance, such due By vat inf , accou? . ° = juct May seein to iy air EIDE e shall beforthwith taken befere a Justice . _ + person or persons ‘2 . of the Peace of N *) Pane a 46 ,orusing any violent threats, or creating any Peace can be ea unusual neuise or tumult to the annoyance of peaceful and orderly Citizens ; und fortis purpose he may enrer any public house, or euy house, in which may ¢2.st a riot or disturbance, or other proceedings calculated to disturb the pence aud repose of the neighborhood in which it may PALE. Sec. 2. Upon the arrest of any person or persone under the provisions of Section 1. of the Ordmance, such person or persons shall be committed to the county jail ef this county, or euch other pianene eis a 5 or er may comuiit such per-on or persons to thé said jail of Nedfrect. And the marshall shail, at the erg icet ie sow rus ; vada connty, or such other place asmay be provided by lienbie report eaid arrest to the corporatoi at netete "NG . this Board from time to time during sueh investigation: pegs ton ntl ae — ati to ‘ately PrO. And ifthe said Justice of the Peace shall find it necessary ceed to examine the same. A ud if upon such ee ohne . he may eali upon the Corporation Attorney to conduct the such arrested person or persons shall be found guilty So . investigation. And if, upon a full hearing of the facts, — ene pn a a er esis me pexce . such arrested person or persons shall be found guilty of shalt fine them in any vam not exceeding one hundred . tl “h fi 1 abainat’ the ne Justice ar the jollars and coste; and in default of the payment of the . ee ee them, ‘sue ustice of the pen bail bo imprisoned in the county jail not more than . Peace shall fine them in any sum not exceeding one hunrena ys src evan inate a relation Fae ke costs; and in default of the payment of Sec, 2. Itshall be the duty of the marshall to” prescribe hap de et ee oe tee not nrore such rules and regulations for the government of watch . Sipe ygQ: Heneewd: Clevk: WM J. KNi »X. Pres. men, While en ainty, RA ait INSY Geem hecessary Tar tees 5 erfety aud security of the town . having reference particu. . Urdinance Ne, Li, larly to fires ; and to report to this board a ea aby . : nition Ge Ponts Hiaee neglect. carcles: 43 0 yrong doing of apy watchman n reiation to Public Shows. Sian an our. Te heres ot ee aa T The Trustees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as follows; Sec. 4. itshall be the duty of the marshal! to coliect all. All persous, owners or keepers of theatrical and eqgues Mnee impored for the brexeh of crdinances, to cvilect all . trian shows, menageries or other public exhibitions of auch licenses, as may be established by this board, and re. Whatever nature or kind shall for each and every exhibiceipt for the same, and pay over all such metres, as well. tion pay the sum of fifteen dollars, of which sum ten do}as all monies coliected for taxes by him to the town treas. lars shall be paid into the treasury, and’ five dollars shall uter. He ehall keep an account of all such monies so re-. be paid to the marshall, whose duty it shall be. te be presceived by him in proper books, to be by him provided, . ent at every such exhibition for the purpose of reserving which books shall ut ail times be open to the iuspeetion! order. Adopted Feb. 22d,1854, W.J. KNOX, Pres’t. ot the Board of Trustees. and make and present to this} Sipney C.flernsent, Clerk. svard for their consideratiod a statement of bis accounts at . ————_______—______-—__ least once every month. Ordinance No. 12, Sec. 5. In no case shall the marshal! receive from any §To Prevent tne Firing of Guns, Pistols, &c. their manner ot living, itshalbbe his duty to arr perso. or Dersons commmiiting,or about tecommit a ofth a RrE ade Township, if such a Justice of the . y found; otherwise such person or per. sops so urrested shall be commitied to the counyt jail of . . this county, or such other place as this Board may by or. dinance direct. And as soon as practicable the person or . persons who made the said «rrest shall notify a Justice of . tthe Peace of Nevada township as aforesaid of said arrest. . Ani the Justice of the Peace before whom such person or . . persons may be brought. or of whose commitment he may . . be notified as aforesaid, shall proceed us soon thereafter as . possible, to hear and determine uny charge or charges which may be made against such person or persons; and person arrested, or about to be arrested, or charged with any Offence. any sum of money crapy thing of value. eiither . The Trestees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as follows : &4 and 86, Davis street, =. F. @{EGARS ;—25,000 La Lima Regalia Sears ; Ne] 30,000 La Primavera ps 4s . 29,000 i: Loon de Oro i " 40,009 Mancul Amores i 49,060 Siakespeare “ ay For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . Dee3)-Im 84 and 86 Davis street. Sn AES 62 Sree a —— oe —< — —_ — . FE AS—10 0 cazes Imperial Tea 2 lb Cuddies; 109 case s Gunpowder Tea, 2 Ib crddics, of su. rior quality, forsale by ALONZO WHEETMER, . 84 and 8&6 Davis st., ‘San Francisco. . ' YOFFEE—1U0 boxes ground Coffee, 1 1b papers

For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, Dec30-1m 84 and 86 Davis‘st 1 i : \f = . ertificate No. 112, for ont sharsof stock in the Coyot N@zs CALIFORNIA whine Business of the White Hall Stables iC und Deer Creek Water Co. drawn in favor of Wet eit Watchmating Bebe and e continued by jie uddersigned, who has. stable . Spencer, January 15th, 1852. Any person having said cer. -7 5 ae aent,Commerroom for OVER ONE HUNDKED HORSES, a GOOD . tificate in their possession will please inform secretary of . cial st., Nevada Vity.:--The above house having CORRAL and WAGON YARD. and plenty of HAY ard! the company, or three ; ‘ 7 2g c ; . ‘ xed set : t ? ,ort monti > gerint . One Of the best workmen in the State : . BARLUY. Travelers and Wagoners. will find this the! for said oe will he Manad a this date new script . enin the State, will Manufacture . Bear can be secn at the same place. Oct. 27th, 1853. 27-3 JAMES’ HOET. BATHING ROOMS. HE UNDERSIGNED may always be found at hri -r Saleon connected with Phelps Hotel, on Main sireet, Where they will t ‘ Attend to Shaving and Hair Dressing In the best manner.They have fitted up in connection with their Saloon, some Elegant Bathing Rooms, where they are prepared to furnish at all hours, — . WARM AND COLD BATHS. ! Their Terms are moderate, and they trust by careful at tention to business to merit patronage. Nevada, Dec. 16, 1853.-34-tf FISHER & RUGG. ——_T eo. Psy cae eo eee MEDICAL CARD. DER. W.G. ALBAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PFERS his professional services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. OFFICK, AT LARK & ALBAN’S DRUG STORE, Opposite Phetps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city. Dee. 15th. 1653. 34-3m (>> He has come again! <f yew LOCATED HIMSELF PERMANENTLY in Nevada, As CONFECZTIONER, third door above the Nevada Bakery, on Main st., where he would be happy to receive bis friends, and all those whu are fond ef the good things of life. The undersigned has rented the Store formerly kept by C, Lovey, next below Coleman’s Store on Main street, and he intends to keepgpnstantly on hand. Of all kinds, (manufactured by himsel!) At WHOLESALE or RETAIL . such as Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon, Sassafras? . > ~ op are . y . WELLS, FARGO & CO. dispatch an Express . ». Candy; Lemon deops, Cinnamon, and « variety of other . to New York and every city and town of the Atian4! j tic States, by every Steamer of the regalarline runWintergreen, Hoarhound, a favorite article of Molasses kinds, too numerous to mention. "The wadersigned would invite all those who have hitherto been in the habit ; ‘ { } Z ee California Jewelry of every deserinti . best place in town tor their animals. Also, A Grizzly {and void. 38:3m* svove declared nuit : agit ot he eee JAMES FITZ JAMES. Sec’y. . Possible notice. AES Seely” . Also---ENGRAVIN @IGHT CHECKS en Sacramento and . DIAMONDS set to order. NG Well: Mucctted, San Francisco in sums to suit purchasers at . Headed or otherwise oruam par. Juwy lst. 34. H. DAVIS, UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. i ee t SECOND EDITION. . rae SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. . Penknife Sketches, or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETLERS written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and ~ dedicated to thut class of the citizens by the author. Handsomely embellished with Twenty S$ Wood Engravings of California Sooner? aid Ineidents. The second edition ef this book, the most popular ever! plus teeth w ublished on tt hores of > Pacific i :T ; . i P bh nh the shores of the Pacific is Just Issugp NEW, CHAPTER. trom the press, with QAR ; and carefully revised by “ULp Bock.” fia" Postage to any part of the United Stotes, Tweitvi { . Cenrs. Firty Dotars per 100—Eienr Doniars per Doz, SINGLE Copiks, Unk Dotiar.CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, _ Third St. next Post Office, Sacramento. Dec30-2m . WELLS, FARGO & CO.’S GaPPPas:.: 2052828. ks 506,000. . Express and Banking Company, . . . I.xpress Building, Montgomery strect, San Fran: cisco.—8, Place de la Bourse, Paris. ning between New York and San Francisco, both “EMON SYRUP; 150 cases Lemon Syrup, For . of purchasing their candies in Sacramento, to call upon ‘by the J sale by Dec3id-lm ALONZO WHEELER, . 84 and 85 Davis street. } X COMET—40 dozen Ames’ long handle Shovels, bright cast-steel, round point. For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 86 Davis street. X HURICANE—i0 dozen Rowland’s ong handled, bright, cast-steel, roundpoint Shovele. For szle by ALONZO WHEELER, ' §84and 86 Davis street. INEGAR—250 bbls pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . 84 and 86 Davis street. gue FORTE.—One splendid Rosewood Piano 6 3-4 octaves, Nunns & Fisher’s make, for ALON ZO WHEELER, 84 and 83 Davis street. sale by OTATOES—200 sacks Potaioes free rom worm orrot. For sale by A. WHEELER, Dec30-lm 84 and 8&6 Davis st. S) Francisco __ OW. & CAMPHENE. Wm. Bailey, Manufscturer ef Sperm, Polar and Black Fish Oils, Also Camphene and Burning Fhuid. --Qualities.in all salés guaranteed. : Manufectory Battery st. between»Piné and Bush. 33-3m ©The Pioneer.” A CALIFORNIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE, OF LITERATURE AND ART. ' him at his factory, and he will do as well by them as they . ean do by going to Sacramento. His.motto will be to adNiearagua and Panama BRoutes. here to the old principle that “A NIMBLE SIXPENCE Is BET-. 2CCompanied by a Special Messenger on each TER THAN A SLOW SHILEING.” All favors bestowed upon j steamer. the young man who is pedling for him. will be gratefully remombered. He will always have with him, the best ar-. gers) is received and dispatched at San Fra ticles of my manufactory. In the undersigned’s establishment, and in connection with his variety of confectionery, he wiil keep-constantly on hand, Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes, Bread and Milk, Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pound Cakes—in short, a variety of the “ good things of life.”..He will also keep the best articie of Cigars that California can afford. He would turther state, that it is his determination to keepa STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON—and it will ever . New York aud the steamers of the Coll be his constant aim and study, to make his saloon a pleasant place of resort, for all those who may favor him with a call. He would take this opportunity, to tender his greteful acknowledgments to the citizens of Nevada, for that very liberal patronage received from their hands in gone by days, and he hopes by strict attention to business to merit and receive a continuance of the-same. Nevada. Jan 20, 185 4.39-tf State of California. County of Nevada, ss, Justice’s Ceuri, before 1d. burgess, J. P., Lite York township. The People of the Staie of Callfornia, to Taos. C: Kirkman. Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear before the endersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said tywnship on Monday the 27th day of February, 4. D., 1854, at ten o’clock A. M, to answer the complaint of . Northern Mines. A DAILY EXPRESS (accompanied by MessennCisCO, trom and to Sacramento and all the towns in the } Also, from and to Stockton and all towns in the Southern Mines. Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior of Oregon, is dispatched by each stecmer of the Mail Line. Their Express to EUROPE is dispatched via ins’ Line. pated Ss Seer SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia, Boston, >t. Louis and Cincinnati. Also, pavable in almost all the principal cities and towns. in the At. antic States and the Canadas. a ed JOUN 8. FOSTER. . EXPRESS OFFICE axp BANKING HOUSE, NEVADA, Fire Proof Buiiding, Main Street. . WELLS, FARGO & CO. 39 tf C W. MULFORD., Ag't. For Sale. ERSTE AUSSCRIGER OFFERS FOR SALE in Nevada city, 20 Tons first rate Hay. Grabfield & Pearlman, who demand of you the above-. The above is in fine order, and will be sold low for cash named Thos. ©. Kirkman. the suin of seventy two doilars aud forty five cents, upen account for goods and proyisions. On failure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $72 45-100 and costs of suit, Given under my hand, this 16th day of Jan. A.D. 1854. T. J. BURGESS, Justice of the Pence. A true copy. Attest, (c9td*) Wa. Moretson, const. 32-tf , A. T. GREGORY. BOOES! BOOKS! ELTEVING that the high price of ‘books has been a ? hindrance to reading, and prejudicial to general intelligence, W. P. BROWNE, has opened a PRINCIPAL OrFrices—16 Wall street, New York.— Gentlemen’ desiring .Gold tated Canes made will do well 34-1m . __ Dr. H. V. BICKNELE, Eclectic Physician anda Surgeon, Office on Broad Street, 24 Door above the Un: zon Actel, YT ai te « R. BICKNELL is a graduate of the Aloepathie . £4 School—practiced six years accordiag to its heories and principles, then adupted the Ecleetie . System, und has practiced it filteen years. He Cures . all diseases without the use of mercury or any other j The medicines he uses are 10 give usa call, roisonous minerals. : purely vegetable, i. e., rootsand herbs‘and their ex. tracts and comnounds, . Dk. BI KNELL is also a Dentist. and will teeth with pure gold tor $3 a cavity, and . Extract teeth for 82 each. _ His Tooth Powder is unequalled for euring the . Scurvy and making the Teeth white. . Get! 21, 1853. . 1 } pee Sate ae oS as yi 26-tf Provision Siore and Shovel Depot, i M W. BURNETTE respectfully inFb a forms her late husb mds customers, and the } public generally that she wiil continue the business hat the old place. on Broad st., aearly Opposite the iNEW YORK, EUROPEAN & CALIFORNIA et house, where she is now receiving a New and ae 7 rior Sxpply of Goods. consisting of . Hardware, Gooceries and Provisions ofall kinds, suitable hoth for Hotel Keepers and Miners, which she will setl on the mest reasonable . ‘erms, and which ia quality aro inferior to nene in the market Call and examine her goods and terms. . Sept. 1621-3m Mas. M. W. BURNETTLE. Sarre ree ee Te STOCE OF GOODS FOR SALZ. t ‘ STORE TO LEASE! The undersigned offer for sa'e their ouvire Stuek of GROCERIES, LIQUORS ao. } . "THEY ALSO OF/BR TUKIR £LOKR TS LEASE. 1 . GREEN & J4coRs, as & present ora bribe. Sec. 6. For any negiect er violation of duty. the marabal. may, upon conviction before & justice of thepeace, be fined th & sum notmore than two hundred and fifty dok lars, or by imprisonment not more than thirty days. Duties of Watchmen. Sizc.7. The watchman appointed by the truatees of the town, shall bave and possess all the power and authority granted to the marshall of the. town by section Ist herein. They shall faithfnlly remain on duty such iime as the marshall by rule shall esiablish and obey his instruetions in all things. aes person or persops arrested by any-watchman while on duty, shall be taken to such secure place as the board . ~of trastces may hereafter prescribe; and.apy such arrest shali be-forthwith reported to the mafshail. Sec. 8. In nocase shail a watchman receive from any . person arrested, or about to be arrested or charged with . any offence any sum of money, or anything of value either as a prescnt ou bribe. } Sec. 9. For any neglect or violation of duty, any watchmap Muy, upon conviction before ajustice of the peace, be fined in a sum not more than one hundred dollars, -or by imprisonment not more than ten days. Duties of Corporation Attorney. Src. 10. It shall be the duty of the corporation attorney to give his legal opition inall eases when ‘réquired by a trustee or by the beard of trustees.« Sec. 11. It shall be the duty ofthe corporation attorney to prosecute for all offences under theordinances of the board of trustees. i ITS Duties of Town Treasurer.Sxc. 12. It shall be the duty of the town treasurer to re. eiv safely keep in his custody all moneys belongi to p Trcantangen A to Bay and disburse the came under the . direction of the board of trustees, on-warrants issued by . them, in such manner and form es.may by them be prescribed, He shall keep truc and accurate accounts of all monies so received amthdisbursed in Peppht Rooks to be provided by him and present a Se nies poet once in every month and oftener if requ by z Duties of Town Assessor. Sizc. 13. Itshall be duty of the town assessor to prepare p list of it a book to be by him provided for that purpose. a all the taxable property, both real and-personal — oo limits of the town, with the valuation and the re wees owners thereof, and a list of all the penidenie pee town and their occupdions. and that be comp: ate, ¥ present the same for the consideration of the Board. 0! rustees on or before the first day of March next. Bonds of Officers. Sec. 14. The marshall, treasurer and assessor shall respectively give bonds, with good and sufficient security to be approved by the board of Trus mee yim to the trustoo of the town of Nevada, conditi for the faithful per iormenes of their duties in = Lanegph ye vy cametery towit BH nal eum : thousan “dona, eh ey Oe eeaal sum of six thousand dollars ; in the; Tae Beanie h nal sata of thfee eas SeritgE DER: Heer, WM, J, KNOX, Pres’: . and marines, on’account 0 tic ¢ the naval und revenue service of: . andeffictent aid in Washington end claimants may, It shall not be lawful for any person or persons to. discharge within the incorporated ‘Apite ofthis town any description of fire-arms, (except in houses:appropriated and used for that. purpose,) or fire crackers, or othet species of fire works, unless.it be between the honrs of 3 aid 5 o’clock P.M. And all persons violating this ordinance shall upon conviction, before a Justice of the Peace, for every offence be fined in a sum not more than ten dollars and costs, or imprisonment for a period not to exceed three days. Adopted Eeb22d, 1834. W.J. KNOX, Pres’t. Sipney C. Hersert, Clerk, AJ Crdinance No, 13, In relation to the issuing Licences. © bee $4518 The, Trustees of the town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Ali persons pursuing any business in which 2 license is required, shall pay the amount tothe marshall who ehall give the person paying a receipt; and on presenting such receipts to.the.clerk-of this board. he shail cause a license to be issued in proper form, signed by the clerk and countersigned by the president authorizing him or them to prosecute the business for which such license’ was granted the period for which they have paid. Adopted Feb, 2251) Sipney C. Herserr, Clerk. WM. J. KNOX, Pres’t. AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, ; AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT of the UNITED STATES A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to P ¢ Sherman's Buildings, No?146 Moutgomery ‘st. where he will continue the’ prosecution of Claims against the Federal Goverment émbracing— CLAIMS of the officers and'soldiers of ‘Col. Ste-" venson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and trsnsportatioa allowances. : ; OLAIMS of the offices and men who composéd the California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. Jehn C.-Frenront, for bounty lands, arrears ef any iS of ys officers, : ffi scamen ‘AIMS of t i ty officers, e Per Sonal compensation for services in the United States in the Pacific Ucean, on the coast. of California and Mexico, from: 1 May, 1846, to lst of March, 1953, provided tor-by.aetsot Co ; approved op March 34,1853. — paenare pe indemtty on egg of losses. 08cagiened by Indian depr iens upon the property. oft athens o the State jand, CLAIMS. for.ad' made to. United. States Indian Agents, to enable them to: negotiate:or ‘to execute treaties with the Indian tribes. 9“ => °° Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the moetreliable feel sure of the moat attention possible. -N. B,—He wiil also give. his best attention te CONVEYANCING in 6ll ite branch. ya013-1m, wit be issued monthly, and as near as -possible on the same day. of each month. The first number will appoar on the 23dinst. It is hoped by the projectors that it will be supported entirely by California talent. it will contain about sixty pages, and will be published and condueted as nearly as ble after the style of the Knickerbocker. . Its plan is’ sufficiently comprehensive, and its contemplated size sufficiently large, to allow free scope for any department of literature, and it will afford empl space for the free discussion of the most important political‘ and’ scientific subjects of the day: It will consequently in thut respect possess an advantage over the daithe proper consideration of many: important questions which almost daily ceme,before the public. It will also open a fine field for those who are desirous of distinguishing *hemselves in Poetry, Belles Letters, and. the more flowery waths of literature, whose. contributions, will alwaes be welcome. Each number will contain a brief abstract Of the most im ant decisions of the Coufts.a carefully compiled le’of the various meterological changes which may have been observed during the month in the climate, tides and atmosphere of San Francisco, and a summary offthe most importani events that have taken place during the month, so that while it may.be desired as asource of amusement, it is hoped it will also possess . some valve asasa book of reference and be worthy of preservation. = Of : Its editorial management will be: in thé hands of ‘persons of acknowled ability and tried experience in the conduct of. the ngble state in which i tture it is ex : RFR ; patronage of its su rs. eo j . AH communications, contrtbetions, ‘&c,, must. be addressed to" W.-H. J. BROOKS & CO, * Jan. 6. \ feb3-1m .157 Montgomery street: Sign of the “WOODEN “SEIEOR.” _ Thomas Tennent, ‘Nautical Instrument Maker, Fire Progt hull ing, corver Of Front Bt t ‘Long Wharf, San Frana sist Died te ater = v. S Agency orth sale-of govt 2 , ernment charts. ae Surveying and Nautical ts, spy glesses, drawing instruments, @c, of the best 'tienu“Charts of every deveription copsten ty. oh bane, ly papers. whose columns cannot ojten afford room for! best stock in the market and selling at the lowest rates ‘iodieal publicatiens, and no. effort will be’) deceased, 8 on tbe part of the publishes to.make it worthy ef . the qouchers thereof to the undersigned, within 10 months t-has its origin. and whose litera. . from the date hereof, of they will be forever barred : and ed ina measure to embody, and of the . all persons Owing debts to said estate are required to come ££. MATHEMATICAL AND) Agency for Liett Maury’s Wind! K é : Cheap Book. Store & circulating Library, on Broad street. two doors below the U. S. Hotel, where Public Notice. cL naseldhoelt oe, tine Pavrséshe cosh third lower rates t! HE public are hereby informed that the undersigned] iyey ean be durchased for elsewher evadn. Having . COt Of Main and Brozals 2. D at . where in Nevada. Having!‘ . ona wtrects, Nevada. has Purchased the entire Stock aye a Ss poo made arrangoments With a friend at the Bay to (orwisé L-seeeeilb-hen-ntenl amauta ioe SF ae Fc. ott layiy bux goad ballworkat papular and standard aug? ee tenet . M ENTUCKY SRORE—-NOTICE. 2 2 : r r 2 é Tobacco Store of Salzer & Ca: eis Ationtie, Gan :Beancisco tind ‘ Skcranichto papers, Zhe _ known Kentucky Store, the Bess and‘will carry on the business at'the Old Stand. He ne. “Hzuzines, &e. ; : asia Stand in town, House turns Uhatiics for ihésliberal patronage heretofore bestowed Ph geo gh yoyo his cnstomers he will keep And Fire Proof Vv ult Bees Lot. upon himself and pariner, and respectiyily solicits its cou) Obes, government pripa on ee LO. the ENTIR S107 OF Con See tinuance, which he determines to merit ® keeping the , : H bavieen All whowme indebted to us ate ceaeaalrcal pay up. The times are now likely to. be better, owing to FIRE*PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET, plenty of water, and persons to whom 4ve have given soHAS IN STORE ; gommodation in hard times will confe ¢ r F Sdonmear eneer sn S. confer a favor by now t ccounts. Those having clai vii 20,000-Tbs¥ Sagk and Barrell Flour ; ; —e 7,500 tbs, Trish Potatoes; 58,000 Ibz., Bariey; rin will please present them for payment, 4 GRAUMAN & JOSEPHSON, ag’ 4,000 tbs Butter, large and small packages; Nevada, Janurey 19th. 1854. 29-1 Petey eet Bacon Sides and Hams,— ; 009 Lard: 3.000 os Clear Pork: ‘f 2,000 ibs Chop Feed; 7,500 lbs Iron and Steel ; . Card Notice, 350 cance helt pode! com go meer Nails; arRs HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire fascinaaiel 2 Fruils. Vegetables, Pow! Meats ro SUNS ENETY Variety of) terest of Jawee Fuxstox, im the Stock ef Goods and 17th, 1854 —39:6w 7 FSAA® GIT, See’y, SO. a slseik eteastanade . Store known asthe “Gzlena and Mineral, Pott Store,” yok JeonA geveral assortment of Queens: and Hard . will carry on the Grocery and. Provision Business é we, Mining Tools. &c. The abovr goods have been r : vee 3 eee Administrator s Notice. -_ . purchased for CASH, and will ve pold at prices te salt the tle style and: sirta of Mi, 1. Funston & Oo. ut the old stand, OTICE is hereby given that all persons hiving. times. Nevada, Jan’y 6th. 1254. ; jin the “Empire Building,” Main street Nevuda, wher claims against ches een Of Benda av. Bins. wat? y 2 H. DAVIS, . they bave a fulll and weil selected stock “af ic that they are required to exhibit the same with BOOKS! BOOKSI!. BOOKS tit Family Groceries, Provisions, W ines, qSAVE RECEIVED by late ar#iv¥als! from’ New York . ya: se — ——— — large additions to my previous Stuck of ©> > se, Poe a oe ee or retat tut ‘very low prices i: , . a j for cash. me an . Nevada, Dee'r 1863. Bound & Blank Beoks, Stationery, &c. . M H-Panxetos, meget a TU NSTON. Including a lurgé’variety of Bound “Books, by standard . _WeNRY Manis.’ —— a afthors. Complete Sette or Russia bound Account Books, . Sroceseimmeoes aa and Quarter Blank Books, ‘Tuck . SASH & DOOR FA CTORY, rys for 1854, Pass and Time Book, . All persons having demands against Salzer & Co., are requesietito present them for payment, and ali indebted are requested to mmaberimssointe payment, 289if ' M. FRANKENILELMER. OTICE is hercby given.that shares No. tol, 152. _w 183, my 106, 107, 28,, 29,°30, 31, 32. 33, 34. 35, 196.187, 188, 189, 190.'158, 137, 158, of the capital stock.of York Mining Conipany, will be s6ld oni the l(h of Maré 1854. if the arrears are not paid previous to the above date, at Little York, betweep 1? aud 5 o'clock on said day, Little York, Jan’y ROBT CURRAN, Pres’t. forward and the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY,— _.., .&dministrater, American Bakery, Nevada city Nevada, Feb’y 3d, 1554 —41-1m* oO *S Prewwium Flour; Ames’ SH. Shovels; H EN Pin tits, de; ” Coline’ Axes; a . Ghile Frye): : @o; Adams’ Plows; ail 5 . aoe ' [ ¥ . white, blue, bath, gilt, ruled. plaj ) By L. P. STILES uckwheat do: Naile-eo pater ue, bath, gilt, ruled, plain and fancy Letter paper, . sade, Pe ae ~ Reddy Made Clothing: Boot. ever ba American Feolscap Paper—Ruled und Pisin,. Corner of, Pine and Comursrciel tt A Large-and General Assortment of , Lawyer’s Long Pold and English Brief Paper; Embossed, es i if : AND PRO NS Gilt, Damask, tad, Pisin and Ruled Note Paper ; a large } 37-6. Nevana-ciry, sy! on ‘or gale by me x tngii) bas Je BOLE.. temakh of Buil and “White Envelopes, elso assoried sizes of . — yrs ese. o> ee Marysville, Dec. 28th. __—South east corner of Plaza. . ea Sao can $8; embossed, plain, ivory, en-. DRS. ‘DEN «& CARM™M AN, ~~ + Established in 1849, ©. . vias PNKSof all sizes, 2 : . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, MEEKER & CO. (coc RaRtR teapot Pain. eg mp Card mbering Over 3b ditierent kinds —by A gan Office in Mr. Davis’ Brick Building, SET, CORNER.OF 4th, SACRAMENTO : ee orotherwise, “BROAD ST.—NEVADA. “Provisions. Liquoi &ec A large’ fog of GOLD . tto eS When at nective By PENS manufactured to order—just Owing to my large stock of Novzis-and Cheap Publica. ee purchased at the nt _ . tions, 1. i ‘eis and Cheap Publica. Qu ty ee Cag ee el ee ee mati ‘ Ee leat en hee Gro erie which they offer f sae ee ces to suit! by the lac), Steamer, ine Pocket Cutie, depressed state of trade and siringency of the Money Mar: a A omene, dee.. ere Cutlery. (Ten ra . . ‘ * = NG rices. viz. at, 2o-and 90 cents eac’, , po aap wapapers, Semis nd rece “fia Gi sty mem Ay : and Novels ivéa by Persons purebasing of us may expect to get articles of CTY eicamen, Subscription received for News the hort aueliay #4 ie xery.Jeyest, prices. Bh a Megazinos aud Poriodical Te Gabbe . .N. B,—No necessity for going to San Fruncisco to pui ie Ponsa es eastern prices. reid ae RAE Main Street, Nev . Real Estate Agency, . AND INTELLIGENCE Ofricu GRCUWANTS, Mechanics. Hols, Restaurants, VV Boarding souses and Miners supplied with at hort novice. Particular sttention paid to furnishing . ies with help.. 7" Orders promptlwatiended to. Flouses, Farms, Claims, and. Lots, bought and sold. Stores, Lots; and;Houses rented. Offica at a § ericdieal Depot, newt door fo Pavia brick b ™ a her . 2 hi ENS A BR Sas