July 29, 1853 (4 pages)

. Ways on hand. -or you, On grounds not stated, have misunderstood the proposition, and desiring to know from you if they express your views. and further deeming ordinary courtesy will dictate the propriety of giving our’ note the slight attention of a reply, we beg leave to state we are respectfully, yours A. A. SARGENT. G. W. Dicxrysoy. Up to the moment of our going to press Goy. Bigler had not returned a reply to the second note. THis boasts of a readi, : : ,. 42 inches stroke, with i “al d ness to discuss his measures are sia . £2: tae ’ ag, eaters ene ~ cuss . —_ sane: wk thus or . other fixtures complete; balance wheel 12 ft. He quails before fair dis-. diameter and 26 inches face; boilers 28 feet light as air. ieving the persons who assume to : F.A.and A. Y.M.San Francisco Advertisments: EVADA LODGE No. 13, meets every Wednesday and. SAN Franctsco-Acency.—We are pleased Saturday evenings at their Lodge t® state that we have secured the Services of Room on Broad street. Mr. L. P. Fisuer, as agent for the Nevada Regular meetings of the Lodge, the first . Journal at San Ftancisco. He is authorized and third Saturdays of every month. to receive advertisements and subscriptions J. KR. McCONNELL, W. M, for this paper, and to receipt for ail monies. G. M. Saur,Sec’y.—9-3m All business that may be entrusted to him on eter eraser . behalf of the Journal, will receive immediate ie site . attention. Mr. Fisher is our only authorized ‘TEAM ENGINE.—A highly finished first . #Z¢nt in San Francisco. He may be found at class high pressure ENGINE built by . “2¢ Merchants’ oer & SARGENT IGARS, CIGARS—Now landing from the clippers Surprise and Golden State of the following brands and superior quality— Flor Freseheiro Regalia Britanica; San Francisco Advertisements. Otis Tufts of Boston, and shipped for his account of the following dimensions: The cylinder is 16 inches in diameter and cussion, and hides from responsibility. . (r&: 7 inches diameter, with two 13 inch do fo 7 ga His speeches are mere humbugs as far as! This engine will work to 60 horse power,and . . . com, they pretend to open the truth, for their . it Point 7 Pe ere enn Cali-'Cubrey — Regalias; * author shrinks from their dissection, We WILLIAM HOOPER, Millens: ” can assure him he had a narrow escape. If} he had dared accept the proposition he . would have been torn joint from joint, and literally flayed alive. though at the expense of their ip A correspondent of the San Joaquin Republican, dated at Columbia, the 22d inst. . says: Yesterday, three young men, hitherto enjoying good reputations in the community . were arrested on the charge of horse steal. ing. Phe efficers are on the look out for two mere of the gang, and if caught, of which there is no doubt, they will have a hearing . . . His diseretion and! ‘ : e ‘‘ t *, ‘ , ° that of his guardians must be praised, . ool do Pinaud’s — do _ do; 230 do highly perfumed hair oils; moral . courage. July29—Hi-lm at Cross & Co.’s, Battery st. do Regalia Prensados: o ’ hostess 2, Lola Montes _Regalias; Perfumery, &c. at Wholesale. . 4) "°0'Sieaia “Sa } 1 ; 209 doz French Cologne, superior; El Mensagerro do; . 109 dez Lubin’s extracts, assorted; do Media do; 25 do Mitchell’s do do; . ' El Peseador do do; do ; 3f l rfur . La Grenadina do; 150 do genuine Farina cologne; { do Media do; 300 do assorted and elegant pomatums; . La Sultana do; 300 do superior shaving creanas; la Victoria Flor Fina do; 200 do antique oil; la Crystal Palace do; 200 do extra quality toilet soaps; la Palma Celebrada do; 3C0 do tcoth paste and powders; la Cinto de Orion do; Toorn Brausnes —In every variety; do do Londres; : = : . Jy 29-14-Iy before Justice Armstrong this afternoon. 1) i aeperaeiinn understand that the testimony against them . Hain Brusurs—A splendid assortment; Dressiné Comes—Tortoise shell, buifale and horn, ete. etc. eto. The above are new goods of the first quality, elegant and attractive, and are offered at priees greatly to the advantage of wholesale purchasers. HENRY JOHNSON &CO, Druggists 146 Washington st. Pioneer Book Store. is incontestible, and the developmentsex-;} MARVIN & HITCHCOC€EK pected will exhibit a dark catalogue of crime. _ 168 Montgomery st., near Washington =) . . . Notice—our San_ Francisco adyertise. ments this week. ig” A. R. Jenxrys’ grand furniture rafile . comes off to-morrow night at Frisbie’s sa-, loon. ‘The prizes are of great value. (GMcVicar’s jewelry rafile takes place . on Saturday evening at his establishment on . Commercial street. iG The hour at which we go to press! prevents us from reporting Gov. Bigler’s . 80 next week: ME OCS ER SE REN, ERE } “Orp Socers.”—The ancient and hon orable Artillery of Boston have recently . celebrated their 125th anniversary. The . public schools had a holiday on the occasion. OG~ The San Francisco papers say an in. cendiary attempt was made on Sunday to} fire a house on Pike street, which was ae, ly extinguished. nS~ A band of villains are murdering and plundering in Los Angeles county. The ‘itizems are organizing to crush them. Marriep.—At Rough & Ready, on July i2tb, by H. L. Reberts, Esq. Mr. Alva! Rogers to Miss S. J. Higgins, both of Rough . & Ready. $50 Reward. On Saturday night, July 23d, while the un. dersigned was absent, some person maligiously broke the window of his cabin in Cayoteville, immediately over the bed where he sleeps. Any person giving correct information who was the author of the mischief, will be entitled . to the above reward. To give particulars apply at the Journal {Office. 14-1t” ro JOHN BRYER. . Goods received this week, . Fy BBLS. Flour; 230) 5000 Ibs sack flour; 2000 lbs Potatoes; 2000 Ibs loaf and brdwn Sugar; 15 bolts Duck ; 2 bolts brown Muslin: 2 bales patent Hose; . 509 Ibs east stee) ; 45 cases shelf geods assorted; 40 gallons Pickles in kegs; 20 packages Butter; . 100 gallons Lamp Oil; : 500 lbs Dried Fruits, assorted, with a variety of other goods. H. DAVIS. * July 29—14.1% DAMS «& CO.’s original certificate of il P cial deposit, No. 158, dated June 16th, 53 nud issued in favor of D. C. McMullen, at Grass VaUey, for 872 dollors. The finder is requested j to return it tous as we have issued duplicate for the same. Grass Valiey, July 27, 1853. NOTICE. . 4TOCKHOLDERS in the Grizzly Water 9 Co. are notified that a DIVIDEND of} Five Thousand Dollars on the capital stock } 5 1 (or one hundred doitlars to the share) was de. clared on July 20th. Holders of said stock will please sei their orders to the Treasurer By order of the Board of Directors, 14-It FE. P. TURNEY, Sec’y and Treas. Bee Hive.Confectionary Establishment at Sacramento City. ONFECTIONARY of all kinds at wholesale, will be supplied to Nevada, county merchants as cheap as can be bought at San Francisco. nll kinds of stick and fancy candies, together with the following : Chrystalized Ginger Do Quinces Do Pineapple Do Peaches; Sugar Almonds ; Noyeaux Candy ; Burnt Almonds ; Rose Almonds; Mixed Candy; Cinnamon, Rose, Candy ; Barly Sngar, Caraway. Wintergreen, Hoarhound, Clove ; Mottoes of all descriptions ; Cocoanut Candy, Star Candy, eat Orange Vanilla Cream Candy, a delightful luxury: pee ee Those wishing to purchase SYRUPS, will fii at tha BER HIVE CONFE CTION ARY: always fresh, tre following kinds, Sarsaparilla, Strawberry, itasberry, Ginger and Lemon, by the keg, gallon, or bottle. RU kinds, Pre Fruits of every description, and PRESERVED FRvITs always on hand. CANDIES. =: Confectionary of all kinds; the fo.lowing al: ~ We will sell a superior article of candy to any Lrought into this market from the States or San Francisco. We mvite comparison as to quality and price, and will make a liberal discount to merchants buying to sell again. : “"BOARDING.—in connection with the above establishment is an excellent restaurant for the { @rocertes, accommodotion of boarders. Vi e invite persons visiting Sacramento to board and lodge with . Fi us, promisng to give the best the market affords { WM. PICKETT. D. SANDS & CO. at the lowest rates. : l43m Sacramento, d st, bet. 5th and 6th sts. FReEsH Fruits of all} steck comprising everything in the Boek, . Stationary and Music line. . § Miscellaneous literature in great variety; all’. rived, a superior article of Tobacco, put up the standard works of Poetry, History, Biography and wcience. ~ Law and Medical Books—three fine invoices just received ; _ Musiv Books, Church Instruetion for every Instrument ; School Books of all kinds ; Blank Books of every description and sizes; Letter, Cap and Felio pest papers, all quali. 81€8 5 Card Board in sheets and cut; Copying Books, Letter presses, Ink, &c. Porte Monnaies, letter clips, penracks, §e., Pocket cut ery of the finest quaity ; Chessmenand Chinese backgammon boards; Porcelain Slates—Water Colors, Pallets; Writing desks and Porfolios—all sizes ; Manitod e tter writers, a fine assortment ; Fancy Inkstands— orcelain aad Glass ; She t Music per every steamer ; Flutes, Fifes, Claronets, Drums, Cymbals; Guitars, Violins, Banjoes ; Violin and Guitar strings, &e. &c. &e. « We invite attention to the above stock, te which we are making additions by the arrival of large invoices per every clipper from New York, Orders from the country wi . be promptly and faithfully attended to. 14-3m MARVIN & HITCHCOCK and Seaman’s Bride: Regalias Firmeza; Regalias Pruedese; Imperiales Firmeza; Regalias Figaro; Conchas Firmeza; Regalias Granadina; Operas Firmeza; Regalias Las Indias; Londres Firmeza; Regalias Santiaguera; Regalias Montoro; Londres Santiaguera; mperiales Montoro; Londres Carmencita; Londres Montoro; Regolias Puntuolidad; Regalias Antiguidad; Regalias La Florinda; Conchas Antiguadad; Regalios E1 Verano; Operas Antiguidad; NRegalias La Voz; Regalias Soy Viel; Regaliys El Cruzado; Londres Soy Fie); EegaliasEmpress Russia Regalias La Mora; Imperiales La Moro; MediasUnionAmericana Regalias La Ysabelita; For sale b Jy¥29-14-1m JAMES PATRICK, 150 Battery st, near Jackson, NOBACCO —Square and compass brand, half pounds; J. M. Jackson’s brand, half pounds; Nectar brand, half pounds; Mvers’ brand do Anderson's brond do Virgin brand do ' Diadem brand, pounds; Twin Sisters brand, black waldut boxes; Chess Player do do do; Diamond P, do po do; Diamond T wist; Sugar Drops Twist, Legacy Twist; Watson's Fine cut, tin foil, grape and virgin brands; W atson’s fine cut, pound cens; half pound do; W atson’s smoking, pound cans; Matches, in round wood boxes. For sale by Jy29-14-1m JAMES PATRICK, 150 Battery st., near Jackson. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—On 9 hand and for sale at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, corner of First and Mellus streets : 1 Engine 143 inch bore, 5 feet stroke; 1 do 5 do 3 do; 1 do 144 do 4 do; 1 do 13 do 23 do; 1 do 12 do 23s do; 1 do 2 do 2 do; 1 do oT) do 20 inch do; 1 do x do 16 do: 1 do ot do 20 do; 2 boilers, 42 inches diameter, 26 feet long; 2 flues each, 15 inches diameter; 1 boiler, 36zinches diameter, 24 leet long; 2 dues each 12 inches diameter ; . 2 boilers, 36 inches diameter, 24 feet long; 2 flues each 14 inches in diameter; boiler, 34 inches diameter, 22 feet long; 2 flues each 11 inches diameter; boiler,30 inches diameter, 20 feet long; 2 flues each 9 inches diameter; We have patterns for the above sizes of Engine, trom which, during the past ten months, we have made one engine per week. These engines are now driving steamboats, saw, flour and q uartz mills, in all parts of this State and por -_ In their large stock may be found} Oregon, and to which we refer. . We have added to our stock of tools a lathe, . capable of turning pieces eight feet in diame. ter, which with our large list of geer, pulley, . mortice wheel, building and miscellaneous pati terns, makes our establishment the most complete in the State. We have on hand a large quantity of best quaiity of Boiler Plates, 3-16, ; 1-4 and 5-16 in. thick, and lap weld tubes 23 in. . and 3 in, diameter, and from 10 to 17 feet long, . with which we are prepared to fill orders for . Steam Boilers of any kind or size, at short no . tice. . Pattern-making, Blacksmithing and coppersmith work, of all kinds, done with dispatch. Boiler tubes, best lap weld, 24 and 3 inches diameter, 10 to 17 feet long, 5500 feet for sale. . Tubular Boilers made to order, at short notice ' GEORGE GORDGN & STEEN, Vulcan [ron Works, cor. First and Mellus sts. daly29—14 Im PACIFIC FOUNDRY. Hinckley & Co. ; . Manufacturers of Mull, Steam Engine . end Quartz Puiverising Machtnery. . IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . . {an Francisco. July 22—13-3m . PICKETT & MOUNT, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN No. 67, Front st, Francisco, Cal. Jaly 22—13-3m Medias Perla Cabana; . Lucas, Turuer & Co t] e . First street, between Mission and Heward Provisions, and General Merchandise re-proof Building, near Long Wharf, San sveseveceel. Le. MOUNT. El Neptimo Regalias; do Media do Delitas; El Frescheiro do Congresso; . La Piel Regalias Chica; La Eulalia do; do Fidelin do; . do Cubray Operas; ido Antiguadad do; Together with mauy other brands—to all of which we invite the attention of dealers and others. B. C. HORN §& CO, 58 Sansome st., bet. California and Pine. FFER for sale a large and well selected . _ July22-13-6 . W® C. HORN & CO, have instore and . @ are now receiving from clippers just ar. in boxes with loek and key. . The Gem of the Pacific. ALSO Booth & ay spore Tobacco ; Grump;on’s 4 ace do Thomas’ Diadem Twist, natural leaf; B. C. Horn ¢ Co.’s Excelsior ; ' Fine Cut, put up in Tin Foil ; . Gareias and other Cigaritos ; Smeking Tobacco ; . Goodwin’s Yellow Bank do ; Matches, Pipes, etc. ete. For saie low by B. C. HORN &CO., 58 Sansome st. bet. California aad Pine. July 22-13-67 . Pacific Mail Steamship Co. . For N. York & N.Orleans via Panama ANHE Pacific Mail Steamship Co.’s splendid } steamer NORTHERNER, 15.00 tons, J. B G. Isham, Esq., commander, . Will leave for Panama, with passengers, and the great through Mails, and treasure, touch. ing at Monterey, San Diego, and Acapulco, On Monday morning, August 1, at 9 o’clock, A. M. Treasure for shipment will be received at the office until Saturday afternoon, July 30th. For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to E. KNIGHT, Ag’t, Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf sts. . JAMES H. LUCAS, . JOHN SIMONDS, St Louis. HENRY 8. TURNER, BENJ. R. NISBET, San Francisco. BANKERS, No 164 Montgomery street, San Francisco. * . Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit, American Exchange Bank, New York, Bank of Commerce, OSTON, . Thos. Biddle & Co. PHILADELPHIA, Ferdinand Kennet & Co. New Ogteans, Lucas & Simonds, Sr. Louis, J. P. Curtis & Co. LovisvILlE, Ellis & Morton, CINCINNATI. §g-Gold Dust, B ‘lion and Exchange _purchased at best market ratcs. July22-13-3m . AX BARK CENTRAL AMEWICA, diKE rect from Malaga— 1500 boxes layer raisins ; 2000 half boxes Layer raisins ; 1000 quarter boxes Layer raisins: . For saleby R.E.BREWSTER« CO., 109 Battery, corner Merchant street, 12-Ia San Franciseo, LACKBERRY, Raspberry and CHER ry Branpies, of the celebrated $. and . W. brands, in 10 gallon kegs. The undersigned are the sole agents for . California for the above well known Brandies, a supply of which will always be found at their store, No. 104 Battery street, corner of Merchant street, San Francisco. STaARKWEATHER, McCreyacuan & Co. July 22—138-limn { ? >: . . Holloway’s Pills and Ointment . A ts received by ship Rachel, from J.on. don, a full supply of Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. For sale at wholesale by HENRY JOHNSON &CO, Druggisis, . Proprieter’s only agents for California and . Oregen, and retailed by Druggists generally threughout the state. Jy29-14-1m B. C. HORN. J.R. LEWIS, E. BRIGGS. B. C. HORN & CO,, Importers of Segars and Tobacco. RICK building, Sansome street, between California and Pine, San Francisco.— One of ‘our partners being a personal resident in Havana, we are enabled to offer inducements to those wishing a really choice . article of segars, such as cannot be surpassed . in this country. — Every Variety of Tobacco, Kept constantly on hand. Also, a full assorti of American Regalias, which we are receiving regularly by every clipper ship,and . which we are determined to offer at less pri'ces than any other similar establishment on this coast. 11-3n Special Notice. ICH and SPLENDID FURNITURE, . R of all descriptious, Beds, Mattresses, etc. recently received per clipper ships, and now open for inspection at the derot of HOWES & CO., 180 Montgemery st, 2 doors from Genella’s crockery store, near 10-3m Jackson street. ORCE PUMP.—Now landing from ship j Climex from Boston, superior iron Force . Pamp ef 16 inch cylinder, 42 ineh stroke, constructed by Otis Tufts, Boston. It is well adapted for miners or for pumping water for purposes of irrigation. 1ts duplicate has,been in constant operation in this city for some time past. It will pump 600 gallons per mixute, For sale by WM. HOOPER, at Cross §& Co.’s, Battery st., Sam Francisco. July 29-14 6w is ° Job Printing, Of all kinds executed at this office, mnieoeeacisanietnafleatnaivsenentsinienirceninpenieeviahieteianiauiiisiittieicetiinicinmineeeitii iether etree an aseasetaiets Cate eienibtainiresttialtttne ateroeniataia nt ata aS DIS ecient A Gt nT Die DSP AEE SOS -scsan tute sasnatatnaaeccasnaensetceseastanipeaiasnnancansnanatitacanitsiainase en aisinanaitN tie Se Western Clothing Depot. By Henry Rothschild, Formerly of the firm of M. Lewis & Co., apes Subscriber having sold out his entire interest in the Empire Clothing Depot last fall and having been absent on business since that time, begs leave to announce to his friends and to the public, that HE HAS PURCHASED ee IN THE ATLANTIC CITIES AND IN EUROPE, And is receiving constantly, direct, the largest and best selected assortment of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, and Fancy Goods, And all articles belonging to a well-assorted 5 GD 22 2 See ee a Sp E42. Be ECs Ever grateful for past patronage, he solicits a continuance, and hopes to merit the same, by supplying his customers with the best goods and en the most reasonable terms. Call and satisfy yourselves at the Western Clothing Depot, Main st. opposite Barker’s Exchange, in Empire Building. HENRY ROTHSCHILD, Nevada, July 7th, 1853.—11-3m sea” Cas em IW @ 3" 4 Wi a Of the Kentucky Store. t AVING now on hand the most complete and well selected assortment of Reavy MADE CLOTHING AND STAPLE Goons, that ever was brought to this market, we would beg to cali the attention of our numerons friends and the public generally thereto. With regard to the quality, pric8 and finish of omr goods, we confidently believe that hey cannot be surpassed by any House this side of San Francisco To prove this we would respectfally ask those who are in want of any article enumerated below, to give us a call and examine our.stock, when we flatter ourselves they cannot help being being our steady aim convinced of the truth of our assertion, it TO SUIT THE FANCIES OF ALL OUR CUSTOMERS, Our goods are selected with the strictest regard to price and description, and as we have already received such patronage and such enconragements as surpassed our most sanguine lopes, so many flattering proofs of appreciation, we further wish to say that with the steady increase of the same, we sha‘l not lack of energy to afford our eustomers all the inducements that THE MOST FASTIDIOUS TASTE MAY DESIRE. Our Stock Oomprises Fine and supe rfine cloth frock Coats ofall/Plain satin and fancy silk Vests Superior soiree do descriptions and colors Drap d’ete, cassimere and tweed Coats Bombazine, alpaca and linen do Fine doeskin and cassimere Pants Linen do _ Nevada, may 27th, 1853—tf £ igre undersigned, grateful for the liberal patronage conferred upon the Miners’ Drug Store by the public of Nevada and vicin ity, daring the two years last past, begs leave to solicit a continuance of favors as heretofore. Having recently added largely to his former stock of Drugs and Medicines, he is now prepared to serve the public more efficiently than at any former time. His stock consists in part of the following PopuLAR REMEDIEs of the day: Sands’, Townsend's, Bull’s, and Corbet’s Extracts of Sarsaparilla; Jayne’s Expectorant, Alterative, Carminative Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifage, and Sanative Pills; Ayres’ Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s India Cholagogne, Moffatt’s Bi‘ters and Pills, Hewes’ and Webster's Nerve and Bone Liniment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphvric Ether; Nitric, Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic, Citric and Tartaric Acids ; Seidlitz Powders, Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tartar, Carbonic and Calcined Magnesia, Cream Tartar, Sulphur; Pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of Rose, Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis, Cinnamon, Cloves, Rosemary, Peppermint, Pennyroyal,Juniper, Spruce, Tansy, and Origanum ; Olive and Almond Oils : Arrow Root, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss ; Trusses, single and double; Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles, Syringes, glass and metallic, etc.; Allum, Borax, Saltpetre, Sugar of Lead, white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, etc.; Together with all other articles usually kept in a Drug Store. In addition, we have a very complete assortment of Perfumery; Also, best Brandy and Port Wine, selected expressly for the sick. We are weekly receiving fresh s upplies from San Francisco, and are determined to keep our stock as complete as any other in Nevada county. Allof which we will sell at the very lowest living prices. Dr. Moore will attend all calls ag heretofore in the practice of the various departments of his profession. JESSE MOORE, M. D. July 19—13-9m Dr. F. Challinor, Physician, Surgeon& Accoucheur BASEMENT STORY OF THE MASONIC HALL, 14-3m GRASS VALLEY. Sheriff’s Sale. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Y virtue of an execution to me directed, and issued out of the clerk’s office of the district court, 4th judicial district, in and for the county of San Francisca, in favor of A. H. Stevens and against the Western Mining Co., I have levied upon and taken in execution a certain Leed of Quartz lying and being in the county aforesaid, and known as the Western Quartz Leed, as the property of the aforesaid company defendants, in the action above mentioned, and described as follows, ta-wit: It being a continuation of the Gold Tunnel Leed, joining it on the Northern Boundry and running north with all the dips and angles of the Ledge (the length not known). I hereby give notice that I will sell at Public Vendue for cash to the highest bidder, the above described property, to satisiy and pay the demand of the aforesaid plemtiif, amounting to the sum of Seven Hundred and Ninety One Dollars and twenty two cents, besides costs ofsuit, ($791.22); costs amounting to $90,on Saturday the 6th day of August, at 11 o’clock A. M., A. D. 1853. * WM. H. ENDECOT?, sheriff, 13-3t By 8S. W. Borin, D. S. Grass Valley Gold Mining Co. HE Stockholders ofthe Grass Valley Gold Mining Co. are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of the company, in Grass Va!ley, on Thursday, August 4, 1853, for the election of Trustees and officers for the ensuing vear, and for the transaction of general business. J. WINCHESTER, President. Grass Valley, July 21, 1853.—13-2t Wyoming Q. M. C. OTICE.—At a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held at the office of the company &th Jaly, an assessment of twenty five dollars on each half share was levied, to be paid in to the superintendent, at the works, on or before the 28th inst.; and that all back assessments not paid in on the Ist August, said shares will be sold on that day at the company’s office to the highest bidder, between the hours of 10 and 12 o’cleck M. Hesnyr X. THompson, 13 2 Superintendant, w. Q. M. co. tA BREDA AE IS: SR SEAT . . EE SES SPRATT eA, AE dai jae do do cravats White and fancy kid Greves,and linen Gloves Fine Panama Hats, from $2 to $20 Silk, Peruvian,Kossuth and Jenny Lind Hats Gentlemen’s Winder Garments and Furnishing Goods too numerous te mention TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, AND A Large Assortment of Boots and Shoes of all Descriptions. REME MBER THE KENTUCKY STORE. Grauman & Josephson, ,,:. . Administrator’s Notice. LL persons having claims against the estate of Maria del Carmen Gevenes,known as Carmelita Molina, late of Nevada county, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the date of this notice. Nevada, July 26, 1853. GEO. B. WATERHOUSE, 14-1m* administrator. Administrator’s Notice, HE undersigned have this day taken out letters of administration, with the will annexed, on the estate of Israel T. Hirst, late of Nevada county, Cal., more recently of Belmont co., Ohio, deceased. Persons having claims against said estate must present them with the psaipancee 4 vouchers to the undersigned, within ten months from this date ; and persons indebted to the same must make immediate payment. CALEB RUSSELL, LEWIS F. SHEETS, July 25, 1853.—14-1m administrators. Public Administrator. LL persons in whose house or premises any Stranger or person may die intescate without known heirs, or any one knowing thereof, are required by law to give immediate Notice of such event to the undersigned, T. W. COLBURN, Junel0-3m Public Administrator. J. LARK, W. G. ALBAN. rugs, Medicines & Chemicals, Wholesale and Retail. D*. DARK AND ALBAN having formed a partnership in the above business, and removed to the old stand formerly occupied by Lark and Garrason, directly opposite Phelps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city, are now receiving the largest and best selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumeries, Brushes, Cigars,Lamp Oil, ete., ever brought into this market, all of which we will sell considerably less than former prices, and we hope by long experience and close attention to business to merit a liberal share of public patronage. Totue Laptes we can furnish the finest variety of Perfumery this side of the cities below, suchas Eau Lustrals, Pomatums, Creme Capillarie Bear’s Oil, Macassar Oil, Rose Hair Vil, Fancy Colognes, Lubin’s Extracts, Charcoal Tooth paste, Tooth powder, fine perfumed soaps of all Ainds, hair brushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, shell dressing combs, toilet powders, chal balls, etc. etc. We particularly invite the attention of the lovers of good Cigars to our stock of La Fra gancia, El Cotoso de Rodas, El Dorado, Castanon, and many other fine brands, which we offer wholesale and retail at reduced prices. We invie physicians to cail and examine our stock of Medicines. We are determined to furnish the profession with medicines at as low a figure as they can buy in San Francisco. Physicians’ prescriptions put up carefully upon the shortest notice, at all hours. My 27-3m LARK & ALBAN. WANTED. OOKS, WAITERS, and CHAMBERMAIDS. Persons wanting help can be supplied by application at the Intelligence Office, Virginia House, Broad st., Nevada. — Jun3-3m J. E. JOHNSON. Dissolution of Partnership, § gos firm of Martell & Dennis doing business in Nevada County, is dissolved this day. All parties owing the firm will please settle with P. N. Martell, who will continue the business as usual. P.N. MARTELL. JOHN M. DENNIS. Grass Valley, Jane 15, 1853. 11-4t Dissolution. me co-partnerzhip heretofore rxisting between J. W. llastings and A. G. Pier is this day by mutual consent dissolved. All Scdinat of the late firm will be settled by either oneof the parties, by calling at the store of Pier and Hathaway, Broad st. J. W. HASTINGS, A. G. PIER. Nevada, June 29, 1853.—10-3w WANTED. NFORMATION.—If Watrer I. Rivpiex, formerly of St. Louis, Mo., who emigrated to California by the overland route in the year $849, will call at the banking house of the undersigned, in San Franciseo, he will hear of something to his advantage. If any person is acquainted with the present residence of the said Walter I. Riddick, or knows whether he is living or dead, they will confer a faver by giving the information to PAGE, BACON ¢CO., : Bankers, San Francisco. _ Editors will confer a favor by calling attention to above advertisement ; also send paper containing same to Page, Bacon & Co. 12.2w Sash and) Doers. ¥ the wholesale or {[retail, manufactured with machinery, by Se . LP. STILBS, corner of Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada. CHEAP FOR CASH. fs" N.B. All bills §lled to order at short notice. 52-3m— ~ Grass Valley Saw Mill. . ng powerful and extensiveSAW MILL connected with the works of the ‘Grass’ Valley Gold Mining Company,” is n w in full igs and prepared to fill all orders for LUMBER of every description. The Engine is a first class sixty horse power.and runsan eight feet MULAY SAW, and a Circular Saw—the former having 280: strokes, and the latter over one thousand revolutiens per minute, and capable of manutaetuting ‘about 16,000 feet in each 24 hours. We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw logs, and can furnish on short notice the nest clear stufi, Sugar Pine Siding, and Dimer sion Lumber up to 82 feet in length, and desae up to 42 inches in width, or wider if reuired. We shall put “3 in a few weeks, a splendid. PLANING. MACHINE, : (Woodworth’s patent,) capable of dressing boards on both sides at’ the same time; Also, “‘topgue,” groove” g “bead” them for ceilings, flooring, &e. &e. ‘ The “Grass Valley Saw Mill,” is situated near the centre of the village, on the south side of Wolf Crees, (Auburn road) and forms a conspicuous land-mar&, as well to citizens as to strangers. A new and substantial bridge will be“immediately erected over Wolf Creek, giving easy access tujthe lumber yard for teams—the ground being nearly level, and the facilities tor ‘loading unsurpassed by any establishment in Nevada county.Terms—Cash, at the lowest prices. : J. WINCHESTER, President. Davis Diving, dep’t Sup’t. Grass Valley, April 20, 1953.—52-tf Middle Ferry on South Yuba, IVE miles norih of Nevada, the most direct route to Downieyille, Grass Valley, Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore’s Flat, Minesota, San Juan, Cherokee, French Corral, Poor Man’s afid Hopkin’s Creek, Seventy Six, Pine Grove, Kelsey’s and Sear’s Diggings, and all other mining regions north of Ophir, Hangtown, Auburn, Sacramento city, &c. Persons travelling north, would do well to visit Nevada, to see all the /ate improvements in Mining. It has ever been, and will eontinue to be for a length of time, the richest and most extensive mining district that has ever been discovered in the country. Travellers honoring us with a call will find good accommodations at the Ferry. April 29-3m DAW § ROBINSON, Sheriff’s Sale. State of California, Nevada County,ss. URSUANT to a decree and order of sale to me directed, issued out of the office of the clerk of the district court of the 10th judicial district, Nevada county, dated the 18th day of July A D 1853, on a judgment rendered in said court onthe 29th day of June, 1853, in favor of Charles Couvillaud and against Henry H. Raymond, for the sum of three thousand dollars, besides interest, damages and costs of suit, and for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage on the following property, to-wit: Four undivided ninths of all those Quartz Leads, Engines, Boilers, Machinery, Mill, Houses, Buildings, tools, implements of every kind now belonging to the Canada Hill Quartz Mining Company, situate and doing business in the county of Nevada aforesaid; I ‘will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the door of the court house in Nevada city, on Friday the 12th day of August a D 1853, at 12 o’clock M., all the above described property, in accoreance with said decree and order of sale. Nevada city, July 21st, 1853. 13-3w WM. H. ENDECOTT, Sh’ff x. c. Public Notice. S HEREBY given, that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, known as the firm of Sweigart & Gilham, of the town of Rough and Ready, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The outstanding business of the late firm will be settled at the old stand. JACOB SWEIGART, SAML. M. GILHAM. Rough and Ready, Cal., June 24, 1853.13-4w Administrator’s Notice. rN LL persons having claims against the estate of Robert Spencer, late of Crass Valley township, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the date of this metice. Nevada, July 8th, a.p. 1853. T. W. COLBURN, 11-4 Public Administrater Nevada co. ALL persons, also, heving claims against the estate of James Black, late of Nevada township, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the data of this notice. Nevada, July 8th, a. n. 1853. T. W. COLBURN, public administrator, il-4w Nevada county. HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Coleman ¢& Burton, is: is day, (June 27th, 1853,) dissolved by mutua . consent. The outstanding accounts of th» concern will be settled by A. N. Coleman, who will continue the business in the stand on Main street. , A. N. COLEMAN, E. F. BURTORX., Information Wanted oO. JOHN BALDWIN formerly of Medford, Mass. His rani had a letter from 11-1m him dated at San Francisco, August 25th, 1852. He had then agreed to go into the employ of a man about eighty miles from San Francisco, upon a farm. Any information concerning him will be thankfully received by his mother now in Nevada. Address, 11-3t LYDIA T. BALDWIN, Estray Notice. OUND on my Ranch, on or about the 4th of June last, a large bay American Mare, with a white spot in the forehead. The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, or she will be disposed of according to law. 13-1m* T. WORTHINGTON. Grass Valley township, 3 miles from Nevada, July 22, 1853. At a special term of the court of Sessions, held in and for the county of Neyada, on Monday, July the 18th, a. D. 1853, present Hon. T. H. Caswell, county judge presiding, C. Wilson Hill and T. W. Colburn, associates. It is ordered by the court that Auburn street in Grass Valley, and its continuation, be declared a county road, and that all wagon roads that have been opened since the last order of the court be and are hereby declared county roads. Ordered by the court that all persons hither to appointed Road Supervisors appear at the next term of this court to be held in and for said county on the first Monday of August‘next, and report their proceedings as said Supervi: sors. } : Ordered that Supervisors appointed at the present term meet together in’ their several townships, and designate their several districts as required by law. Ordered that Supervisors be notifiefl that inattention to or refusal to discharge duties, will subject those so refusing to the penalty laid down in the statute as contained in statutes of 1850, page 201, sec. 9, which imposes a fine of $20 to the person refusing tq serve when duly appolofed as said superviso State of Califorcia, county. of Nevada, ss. I hereby certify that the foregoing are true ex tracts from the minutes of a special term of Court of Sessions heldin and for said ¢ounty on Monday, July 18th, 1852. ; Witness, my hand and thelseal of said court, [L. S.] this 18th day of Inly,'a. p. 1853. WM.S8. PATTERSON, 13-2 clerk cpurt of Sessions cd HEAT: ee

. Ways on hand. -or you, On grounds not stated, have misunderstood the proposition, and desiring to know from you if they express your views. and further deeming ordinary courtesy will dictate the propriety of giving our’ note the slight attention of a reply, we beg leave to state we are respectfully, yours A. A. SARGENT. G. W. Dicxrysoy. Up to the moment of our going to press Goy. Bigler had not returned a reply to the second note. THis boasts of a readi, : : ,. 42 inches stroke, with i “al d ness to discuss his measures are sia . £2: tae ’ ag, eaters ene ~ cuss . —_ sane: wk thus or . other fixtures complete; balance wheel 12 ft. He quails before fair dis-. diameter and 26 inches face; boilers 28 feet light as air. ieving the persons who assume to : F.A.and A. Y.M.San Francisco Advertisments: EVADA LODGE No. 13, meets every Wednesday and. SAN Franctsco-Acency.—We are pleased Saturday evenings at their Lodge t® state that we have secured the Services of Room on Broad street. Mr. L. P. Fisuer, as agent for the Nevada Regular meetings of the Lodge, the first . Journal at San Ftancisco. He is authorized and third Saturdays of every month. to receive advertisements and subscriptions J. KR. McCONNELL, W. M, for this paper, and to receipt for ail monies. G. M. Saur,Sec’y.—9-3m All business that may be entrusted to him on eter eraser . behalf of the Journal, will receive immediate ie site . attention. Mr. Fisher is our only authorized ‘TEAM ENGINE.—A highly finished first . #Z¢nt in San Francisco. He may be found at class high pressure ENGINE built by . “2¢ Merchants’ oer & SARGENT IGARS, CIGARS—Now landing from the clippers Surprise and Golden State of the following brands and superior quality— Flor Freseheiro Regalia Britanica; San Francisco Advertisements. Otis Tufts of Boston, and shipped for his account of the following dimensions: The cylinder is 16 inches in diameter and cussion, and hides from responsibility. . (r&: 7 inches diameter, with two 13 inch do fo 7 ga His speeches are mere humbugs as far as! This engine will work to 60 horse power,and . . . com, they pretend to open the truth, for their . it Point 7 Pe ere enn Cali-'Cubrey — Regalias; * author shrinks from their dissection, We WILLIAM HOOPER, Millens: ” can assure him he had a narrow escape. If} he had dared accept the proposition he . would have been torn joint from joint, and literally flayed alive. though at the expense of their ip A correspondent of the San Joaquin Republican, dated at Columbia, the 22d inst. . says: Yesterday, three young men, hitherto enjoying good reputations in the community . were arrested on the charge of horse steal. ing. Phe efficers are on the look out for two mere of the gang, and if caught, of which there is no doubt, they will have a hearing . . . His diseretion and! ‘ : e ‘‘ t *, ‘ , ° that of his guardians must be praised, . ool do Pinaud’s — do _ do; 230 do highly perfumed hair oils; moral . courage. July29—Hi-lm at Cross & Co.’s, Battery st. do Regalia Prensados: o ’ hostess 2, Lola Montes _Regalias; Perfumery, &c. at Wholesale. . 4) "°0'Sieaia “Sa } 1 ; 209 doz French Cologne, superior; El Mensagerro do; . 109 dez Lubin’s extracts, assorted; do Media do; 25 do Mitchell’s do do; . ' El Peseador do do; do ; 3f l rfur . La Grenadina do; 150 do genuine Farina cologne; { do Media do; 300 do assorted and elegant pomatums; . La Sultana do; 300 do superior shaving creanas; la Victoria Flor Fina do; 200 do antique oil; la Crystal Palace do; 200 do extra quality toilet soaps; la Palma Celebrada do; 3C0 do tcoth paste and powders; la Cinto de Orion do; Toorn Brausnes —In every variety; do do Londres; : = : . Jy 29-14-Iy before Justice Armstrong this afternoon. 1) i aeperaeiinn understand that the testimony against them . Hain Brusurs—A splendid assortment; Dressiné Comes—Tortoise shell, buifale and horn, ete. etc. eto. The above are new goods of the first quality, elegant and attractive, and are offered at priees greatly to the advantage of wholesale purchasers. HENRY JOHNSON &CO, Druggists 146 Washington st. Pioneer Book Store. is incontestible, and the developmentsex-;} MARVIN & HITCHCOC€EK pected will exhibit a dark catalogue of crime. _ 168 Montgomery st., near Washington =) . . . Notice—our San_ Francisco adyertise. ments this week. ig” A. R. Jenxrys’ grand furniture rafile . comes off to-morrow night at Frisbie’s sa-, loon. ‘The prizes are of great value. (GMcVicar’s jewelry rafile takes place . on Saturday evening at his establishment on . Commercial street. iG The hour at which we go to press! prevents us from reporting Gov. Bigler’s . 80 next week: ME OCS ER SE REN, ERE } “Orp Socers.”—The ancient and hon orable Artillery of Boston have recently . celebrated their 125th anniversary. The . public schools had a holiday on the occasion. OG~ The San Francisco papers say an in. cendiary attempt was made on Sunday to} fire a house on Pike street, which was ae, ly extinguished. nS~ A band of villains are murdering and plundering in Los Angeles county. The ‘itizems are organizing to crush them. Marriep.—At Rough & Ready, on July i2tb, by H. L. Reberts, Esq. Mr. Alva! Rogers to Miss S. J. Higgins, both of Rough . & Ready. $50 Reward. On Saturday night, July 23d, while the un. dersigned was absent, some person maligiously broke the window of his cabin in Cayoteville, immediately over the bed where he sleeps. Any person giving correct information who was the author of the mischief, will be entitled . to the above reward. To give particulars apply at the Journal {Office. 14-1t” ro JOHN BRYER. . Goods received this week, . Fy BBLS. Flour; 230) 5000 Ibs sack flour; 2000 lbs Potatoes; 2000 Ibs loaf and brdwn Sugar; 15 bolts Duck ; 2 bolts brown Muslin: 2 bales patent Hose; . 509 Ibs east stee) ; 45 cases shelf geods assorted; 40 gallons Pickles in kegs; 20 packages Butter; . 100 gallons Lamp Oil; : 500 lbs Dried Fruits, assorted, with a variety of other goods. H. DAVIS. * July 29—14.1% DAMS «& CO.’s original certificate of il P cial deposit, No. 158, dated June 16th, 53 nud issued in favor of D. C. McMullen, at Grass VaUey, for 872 dollors. The finder is requested j to return it tous as we have issued duplicate for the same. Grass Valiey, July 27, 1853. NOTICE. . 4TOCKHOLDERS in the Grizzly Water 9 Co. are notified that a DIVIDEND of} Five Thousand Dollars on the capital stock } 5 1 (or one hundred doitlars to the share) was de. clared on July 20th. Holders of said stock will please sei their orders to the Treasurer By order of the Board of Directors, 14-It FE. P. TURNEY, Sec’y and Treas. Bee Hive.Confectionary Establishment at Sacramento City. ONFECTIONARY of all kinds at wholesale, will be supplied to Nevada, county merchants as cheap as can be bought at San Francisco. nll kinds of stick and fancy candies, together with the following : Chrystalized Ginger Do Quinces Do Pineapple Do Peaches; Sugar Almonds ; Noyeaux Candy ; Burnt Almonds ; Rose Almonds; Mixed Candy; Cinnamon, Rose, Candy ; Barly Sngar, Caraway. Wintergreen, Hoarhound, Clove ; Mottoes of all descriptions ; Cocoanut Candy, Star Candy, eat Orange Vanilla Cream Candy, a delightful luxury: pee ee Those wishing to purchase SYRUPS, will fii at tha BER HIVE CONFE CTION ARY: always fresh, tre following kinds, Sarsaparilla, Strawberry, itasberry, Ginger and Lemon, by the keg, gallon, or bottle. RU kinds, Pre Fruits of every description, and PRESERVED FRvITs always on hand. CANDIES. =: Confectionary of all kinds; the fo.lowing al: ~ We will sell a superior article of candy to any Lrought into this market from the States or San Francisco. We mvite comparison as to quality and price, and will make a liberal discount to merchants buying to sell again. : “"BOARDING.—in connection with the above establishment is an excellent restaurant for the { @rocertes, accommodotion of boarders. Vi e invite persons visiting Sacramento to board and lodge with . Fi us, promisng to give the best the market affords { WM. PICKETT.. D. SANDS & CO. at the lowest rates. : l43m Sacramento, d st, bet. 5th and 6th sts. FReEsH Fruits of all} steck comprising everything in the Boek, . Stationary and Music line. . § Miscellaneous literature in great variety; all’. rived, a superior article of Tobacco, put up the standard works of Poetry, History, Biography and wcience. ~ Law and Medical Books—three fine invoices just received ; _ Musiv Books, Church Instruetion for every Instrument ; School Books of all kinds ; Blank Books of every description and sizes; Letter, Cap and Felio pest papers, all quali. 81€8 5 Card Board in sheets and cut; Copying Books, Letter presses, Ink, &c. Porte Monnaies, letter clips, penracks, §e., Pocket cut ery of the finest quaity ; Chessmenand Chinese backgammon boards; Porcelain Slates—Water Colors, Pallets; Writing desks and Porfolios—all sizes ; Manitod e tter writers, a fine assortment ; Fancy Inkstands— orcelain aad Glass ; She t Music per every steamer ; Flutes, Fifes, Claronets, Drums, Cymbals; Guitars, Violins, Banjoes ; Violin and Guitar strings, &e. &c. &e. « We invite attention to the above stock, te which we are making additions by the arrival of large invoices per every clipper from New York, Orders from the country wi . be promptly and faithfully attended to. 14-3m MARVIN & HITCHCOCK and Seaman’s Bride: Regalias Firmeza; Regalias Pruedese; Imperiales Firmeza; Regalias Figaro; Conchas Firmeza; Regalias Granadina; Operas Firmeza; Regalias Las Indias; Londres Firmeza; Regalias Santiaguera; Regalias Montoro; Londres Santiaguera; mperiales Montoro; Londres Carmencita; Londres Montoro; Regolias Puntuolidad; Regalias Antiguidad; Regalias La Florinda; Conchas Antiguadad; Regalios E1 Verano; Operas Antiguidad; NRegalias La Voz; Regalias Soy Viel; Regaliys El Cruzado; Londres Soy Fie); EegaliasEmpress Russia Regalias La Mora; Imperiales La Moro; MediasUnionAmericana Regalias La Ysabelita; For sale b Jy¥29-14-1m JAMES PATRICK, 150 Battery st, near Jackson, NOBACCO —Square and compass brand, half pounds; J. M. Jackson’s brand, half pounds; Nectar brand, half pounds; Mvers’ brand do Anderson's brond do Virgin brand do ' Diadem brand, pounds; Twin Sisters brand, black waldut boxes; Chess Player do do do; Diamond P, do po do; Diamond T wist; Sugar Drops Twist, Legacy Twist; Watson's Fine cut, tin foil, grape and virgin brands; W atson’s fine cut, pound cens; half pound do; W atson’s smoking, pound cans; Matches, in round wood boxes. For sale by Jy29-14-1m JAMES PATRICK, 150 Battery st., near Jackson. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—On 9 hand and for sale at the VULCAN IRON WORKS, corner of First and Mellus streets : 1 Engine 143 inch bore, 5 feet stroke; 1 do 5 do 3 do; 1 do 144 do 4 do; 1 do 13 do 23 do; 1 do 12 do 23s do; 1 do 2 do 2 do; 1 do oT) do 20 inch do; 1 do x do 16 do: 1 do ot do 20 do; 2 boilers, 42 inches diameter, 26 feet long; 2 flues each, 15 inches diameter; 1 boiler, 36zinches diameter, 24 leet long; 2 dues each 12 inches diameter ; . 2 boilers, 36 inches diameter, 24 feet long; 2 flues each 14 inches in diameter; boiler, 34 inches diameter, 22 feet long; 2 flues each 11 inches diameter; boiler,30 inches diameter, 20 feet long; 2 flues each 9 inches diameter; We have patterns for the above sizes of Engine, trom which, during the past ten months, we have made one engine per week. These engines are now driving steamboats, saw, flour and q uartz mills, in all parts of this State and por -_ In their large stock may be found} Oregon, and to which we refer. . We have added to our stock of tools a lathe, . capable of turning pieces eight feet in diame. ter, which with our large list of geer, pulley, . mortice wheel, building and miscellaneous pati terns, makes our establishment the most complete in the State. We have on hand a large quantity of best quaiity of Boiler Plates, 3-16, ; 1-4 and 5-16 in. thick, and lap weld tubes 23 in. . and 3 in, diameter, and from 10 to 17 feet long, . with which we are prepared to fill orders for . Steam Boilers of any kind or size, at short no . tice. . Pattern-making, Blacksmithing and coppersmith work, of all kinds, done with dispatch. Boiler tubes, best lap weld, 24 and 3 inches diameter, 10 to 17 feet long, 5500 feet for sale. . Tubular Boilers made to order, at short notice ' GEORGE GORDGN & STEEN, Vulcan [ron Works, cor. First and Mellus sts. daly29—14 Im PACIFIC FOUNDRY. Hinckley & Co. ; . Manufacturers of Mull, Steam Engine . end Quartz Puiverising Machtnery. . IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . . {an Francisco. July 22—13-3m . PICKETT & MOUNT, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN No. 67, Front st, Francisco, Cal. Jaly 22—13-3m Medias Perla Cabana; . Lucas, Turuer & Co t] e . First street, between Mission and Heward Provisions, and General Merchandise re-proof Building, near Long Wharf, San sveseveceel. Le. MOUNT. El Neptimo Regalias; do Media do Delitas; El Frescheiro do Congresso; . La Piel Regalias Chica; La Eulalia do; do Fidelin do; . do Cubray Operas; ido Antiguadad do; Together with mauy other brands—to all of which we invite the attention of dealers and others. B. C. HORN §& CO, 58 Sansome st., bet. California and Pine. FFER for sale a large and well selected . _ July22-13-6 . W® C. HORN & CO, have instore and . @ are now receiving from clippers just ar. in boxes with loek and key. . The Gem of the Pacific. ALSO Booth & ay spore Tobacco ; Grump;on’s 4 ace do Thomas’ Diadem Twist, natural leaf; B. C. Horn ¢ Co.’s Excelsior ; ' Fine Cut, put up in Tin Foil ; . Gareias and other Cigaritos ; Smeking Tobacco ; . Goodwin’s Yellow Bank do ; Matches, Pipes, etc. ete. For saie low by B. C. HORN &CO., 58 Sansome st. bet. California aad Pine. July 22-13-67 . Pacific Mail Steamship Co. . For N. York & N.Orleans via Panama ANHE Pacific Mail Steamship Co.’s splendid } steamer NORTHERNER, 15.00 tons, J. B G. Isham, Esq., commander, . Will leave for Panama, with passengers, and the great through Mails, and treasure, touch. ing at Monterey, San Diego, and Acapulco, On Monday morning, August 1, at 9 o’clock, A. M. Treasure for shipment will be received at the office until Saturday afternoon, July 30th. For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to E. KNIGHT, Ag’t, Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf sts. . JAMES H. LUCAS, . JOHN SIMONDS, St Louis. HENRY 8. TURNER, BENJ. R. NISBET, San Francisco. BANKERS, No 164 Montgomery street, San Francisco. * . Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit, American Exchange Bank, New York, Bank of Commerce, OSTON, . Thos. Biddle & Co. PHILADELPHIA, Ferdinand Kennet & Co. New Ogteans, Lucas & Simonds, Sr. Louis, J. P. Curtis & Co. LovisvILlE, Ellis & Morton, CINCINNATI. §g-Gold Dust, B ‘lion and Exchange _purchased at best market ratcs. July22-13-3m . AX BARK CENTRAL AMEWICA, diKE rect from Malaga— 1500 boxes layer raisins ; 2000 half boxes Layer raisins ; 1000 quarter boxes Layer raisins: . For saleby R.E.BREWSTER« CO., 109 Battery, corner Merchant street, 12-Ia San Franciseo, LACKBERRY, Raspberry and CHER ry Branpies, of the celebrated $. and . W. brands, in 10 gallon kegs. The undersigned are the sole agents for . California for the above well known Brandies, a supply of which will always be found at their store, No. 104 Battery street, corner of Merchant street, San Francisco. STaARKWEATHER, McCreyacuan & Co. July 22—138-limn { ? >: . . Holloway’s Pills and Ointment . A ts received by ship Rachel, from J.on. don, a full supply of Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. For sale at wholesale by HENRY JOHNSON &CO, Druggisis, . Proprieter’s only agents for California and . Oregen, and retailed by Druggists generally threughout the state. Jy29-14-1m B. C. HORN. J.R. LEWIS, E. BRIGGS. B. C. HORN & CO,,

Importers of Segars and Tobacco. RICK building, Sansome street, between California and Pine, San Francisco.— One of ‘our partners being a personal resident in Havana, we are enabled to offer inducements to those wishing a really choice . article of segars, such as cannot be surpassed . in this country. — Every Variety of Tobacco, Kept constantly on hand. Also, a full assorti of American Regalias, which we are receiving regularly by every clipper ship,and . which we are determined to offer at less pri'ces than any other similar establishment on this coast. 11-3n Special Notice. ICH and SPLENDID FURNITURE, . R of all descriptious, Beds, Mattresses, etc. recently received per clipper ships, and now open for inspection at the derot of HOWES & CO., 180 Montgemery st, 2 doors from Genella’s crockery store, near 10-3m Jackson street. ORCE PUMP.—Now landing from ship j Climex from Boston, superior iron Force . Pamp ef 16 inch cylinder, 42 ineh stroke, constructed by Otis Tufts, Boston. It is well adapted for miners or for pumping water for purposes of irrigation. 1ts duplicate has,been in constant operation in this city for some time past. It will pump 600 gallons per mixute, For sale by WM. HOOPER, at Cross §& Co.’s, Battery st., Sam Francisco. July 29-14 6w is ° Job Printing, Of all kinds executed at this office, mnieoeeacisanietnafleatnaivsenentsinienirceninpenieeviahieteianiauiiisiittieicetiinicinmineeeitii iether etree an aseasetaiets Cate eienibtainiresttialtttne ateroeniataia nt ata aS DIS ecient A Gt nT Die DSP AEE SOS -scsan tute sasnatatnaaeccasnaensetceseastanipeaiasnnancansnanatitacanitsiainase en aisinanaitN tie Se Western Clothing Depot. By Henry Rothschild, Formerly of the firm of M. Lewis & Co., apes Subscriber having sold out his entire interest in the Empire Clothing Depot last fall and having been absent on business since that time, begs leave to announce to his friends and to the public, that HE HAS PURCHASED ee IN THE ATLANTIC CITIES AND IN EUROPE, And is receiving constantly, direct, the largest and best selected assortment of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, and Fancy Goods, And all articles belonging to a well-assorted 5 GD 22 2 See ee a Sp E42. Be ECs Ever grateful for past patronage, he solicits a continuance, and hopes to merit the same, by supplying his customers with the best goods and en the most reasonable terms. Call and satisfy yourselves at the Western Clothing Depot, Main st. opposite Barker’s Exchange, in Empire Building. HENRY ROTHSCHILD, Nevada, July 7th, 1853.—11-3m sea” Cas em IW @ 3" 4 Wi a Of the Kentucky Store. t AVING now on hand the most complete and well selected assortment of Reavy MADE CLOTHING AND STAPLE Goons, that ever was brought to this market, we would beg to cali the attention of our numerons friends and the public generally thereto. With regard to the quality, pric8 and finish of omr goods, we confidently believe that hey cannot be surpassed by any House this side of San Francisco To prove this we would respectfally ask those who are in want of any article enumerated below, to give us a call and examine our.stock, when we flatter ourselves they cannot help being being our steady aim convinced of the truth of our assertion, it TO SUIT THE FANCIES OF ALL OUR CUSTOMERS, Our goods are selected with the strictest regard to price and description, and as we have already received such patronage and such enconragements as surpassed our most sanguine lopes, so many flattering proofs of appreciation, we further wish to say that with the steady increase of the same, we sha‘l not lack of energy to afford our eustomers all the inducements that THE MOST FASTIDIOUS TASTE MAY DESIRE. Our Stock Oomprises Fine and supe rfine cloth frock Coats ofall/Plain satin and fancy silk Vests Superior soiree do descriptions and colors Drap d’ete, cassimere and tweed Coats Bombazine, alpaca and linen do Fine doeskin and cassimere Pants Linen do _ Nevada, may 27th, 1853—tf £ igre undersigned, grateful for the liberal patronage conferred upon the Miners’ Drug Store by the public of Nevada and vicin ity, daring the two years last past, begs leave to solicit a continuance of favors as heretofore. Having recently added largely to his former stock of Drugs and Medicines, he is now prepared to serve the public more efficiently than at any former time. His stock consists in part of the following PopuLAR REMEDIEs of the day: Sands’, Townsend's, Bull’s, and Corbet’s Extracts of Sarsaparilla; Jayne’s Expectorant, Alterative, Carminative Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifage, and Sanative Pills; Ayres’ Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood’s India Cholagogne, Moffatt’s Bi‘ters and Pills, Hewes’ and Webster's Nerve and Bone Liniment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphvric Ether; Nitric, Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic, Citric and Tartaric Acids ; Seidlitz Powders, Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tartar, Carbonic and Calcined Magnesia, Cream Tartar, Sulphur; Pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of Rose, Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis, Cinnamon, Cloves, Rosemary, Peppermint, Pennyroyal,Juniper, Spruce, Tansy, and Origanum ; Olive and Almond Oils : Arrow Root, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss ; Trusses, single and double; Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles, Syringes, glass and metallic, etc.; Allum, Borax, Saltpetre, Sugar of Lead, white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, etc.; Together with all other articles usually kept in a Drug Store. In addition, we have a very complete assortment of Perfumery; Also, best Brandy and Port Wine, selected expressly for the sick. We are weekly receiving fresh s upplies from San Francisco, and are determined to keep our stock as complete as any other in Nevada county. Allof which we will sell at the very lowest living prices. Dr. Moore will attend all calls ag heretofore in the practice of the various departments of his profession. JESSE MOORE, M. D. July 19—13-9m Dr. F. Challinor, Physician, Surgeon& Accoucheur BASEMENT STORY OF THE MASONIC HALL, 14-3m GRASS VALLEY. Sheriff’s Sale. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Y virtue of an execution to me directed, and issued out of the clerk’s office of the district court, 4th judicial district, in and for the county of San Francisca, in favor of A. H. Stevens and against the Western Mining Co., I have levied upon and taken in execution a certain Leed of Quartz lying and being in the county aforesaid, and known as the Western Quartz Leed, as the property of the aforesaid company defendants, in the action above mentioned, and described as follows, ta-wit: It being a continuation of the Gold Tunnel Leed, joining it on the Northern Boundry and running north with all the dips and angles of the Ledge (the length not known). I hereby give notice that I will sell at Public Vendue for cash to the highest bidder, the above described property, to satisiy and pay the demand of the aforesaid plemtiif, amounting to the sum of Seven Hundred and Ninety One Dollars and twenty two cents, besides costs ofsuit, ($791.22); costs amounting to $90,on Saturday the 6th day of August, at 11 o’clock A. M., A. D. 1853. * WM. H. ENDECOT?, sheriff, 13-3t By 8S. W. Borin, D. S. Grass Valley Gold Mining Co. HE Stockholders ofthe Grass Valley Gold Mining Co. are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of the company, in Grass Va!ley, on Thursday, August 4, 1853, for the election of Trustees and officers for the ensuing vear, and for the transaction of general business. J. WINCHESTER, President. Grass Valley, July 21, 1853.—13-2t Wyoming Q. M. C. OTICE.—At a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held at the office of the company &th Jaly, an assessment of twenty five dollars on each half share was levied, to be paid in to the superintendent, at the works, on or before the 28th inst.; and that all back assessments not paid in on the Ist August, said shares will be sold on that day at the company’s office to the highest bidder, between the hours of 10 and 12 o’cleck M. Hesnyr X. THompson, 13 2 Superintendant, w. Q. M. co. tA BREDA AE IS: SR SEAT . . EE SES SPRATT eA, AE dai jae do do cravats White and fancy kid Greves,and linen Gloves Fine Panama Hats, from $2 to $20 Silk, Peruvian,Kossuth and Jenny Lind Hats Gentlemen’s Winder Garments and Furnishing Goods too numerous te mention TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, AND A Large Assortment of Boots and Shoes of all Descriptions. REME MBER THE KENTUCKY STORE. Grauman & Josephson, ,,:. . Administrator’s Notice. LL persons having claims against the estate of Maria del Carmen Gevenes,known as Carmelita Molina, late of Nevada county, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the date of this notice. Nevada, July 26, 1853. GEO. B. WATERHOUSE, 14-1m* administrator. Administrator’s Notice, HE undersigned have this day taken out letters of administration, with the will annexed, on the estate of Israel T. Hirst, late of Nevada county, Cal., more recently of Belmont co., Ohio, deceased. Persons having claims against said estate must present them with the psaipancee 4 vouchers to the undersigned, within ten months from this date ; and persons indebted to the same must make immediate payment. CALEB RUSSELL, LEWIS F. SHEETS, July 25, 1853.—14-1m administrators. Public Administrator. LL persons in whose house or premises any Stranger or person may die intescate without known heirs, or any one knowing thereof, are required by law to give immediate Notice of such event to the undersigned, T. W. COLBURN, Junel0-3m Public Administrator. J. LARK, W. G. ALBAN. rugs, Medicines & Chemicals, Wholesale and Retail. D*. DARK AND ALBAN having formed a partnership in the above business, and removed to the old stand formerly occupied by Lark and Garrason, directly opposite Phelps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city, are now receiving the largest and best selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumeries, Brushes, Cigars,Lamp Oil, ete., ever brought into this market, all of which we will sell considerably less than former prices, and we hope by long experience and close attention to business to merit a liberal share of public patronage. Totue Laptes we can furnish the finest variety of Perfumery this side of the cities below, suchas Eau Lustrals, Pomatums, Creme Capillarie Bear’s Oil, Macassar Oil, Rose Hair Vil, Fancy Colognes, Lubin’s Extracts, Charcoal Tooth paste, Tooth powder, fine perfumed soaps of all Ainds, hair brushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, shell dressing combs, toilet powders, chal balls, etc. etc. We particularly invite the attention of the lovers of good Cigars to our stock of La Fra gancia, El Cotoso de Rodas, El Dorado, Castanon, and many other fine brands, which we offer wholesale and retail at reduced prices. We invie physicians to cail and examine our stock of Medicines. We are determined to furnish the profession with medicines at as low a figure as they can buy in San Francisco. Physicians’ prescriptions put up carefully upon the shortest notice, at all hours. My 27-3m LARK & ALBAN. WANTED. OOKS, WAITERS, and CHAMBERMAIDS. Persons wanting help can be supplied by application at the Intelligence Office, Virginia House, Broad st., Nevada. — Jun3-3m J. E. JOHNSON. Dissolution of Partnership, § gos firm of Martell & Dennis doing business in Nevada County, is dissolved this day. All parties owing the firm will please settle with P. N. Martell, who will continue the business as usual. P.N. MARTELL. JOHN M. DENNIS. Grass Valley, Jane 15, 1853. 11-4t Dissolution. me co-partnerzhip heretofore rxisting between J. W. llastings and A. G. Pier is this day by mutual consent dissolved. All Scdinat of the late firm will be settled by either oneof the parties, by calling at the store of Pier and Hathaway, Broad st. J. W. HASTINGS, A. G. PIER. Nevada, June 29, 1853.—10-3w WANTED. NFORMATION.—If Watrer I. Rivpiex, formerly of St. Louis, Mo., who emigrated to California by the overland route in the year $849, will call at the banking house of the undersigned, in San Franciseo, he will hear of something to his advantage. If any person is acquainted with the present residence of the said Walter I. Riddick, or knows whether he is living or dead, they will confer a faver by giving the information to PAGE, BACON ¢CO., : Bankers, San Francisco. _ Editors will confer a favor by calling attention to above advertisement ; also send paper containing same to Page, Bacon & Co. 12.2w Sash and) Doers. ¥ the wholesale or {[retail, manufactured with machinery, by Se . LP. STILBS, corner of Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada. CHEAP FOR CASH. fs" N.B. All bills §lled to order at short notice. 52-3m— ~ Grass Valley Saw Mill. . ng powerful and extensiveSAW MILL connected with the works of the ‘Grass’ Valley Gold Mining Company,” is n w in full igs and prepared to fill all orders for LUMBER of every description. The Engine is a first class sixty horse power.and runsan eight feet MULAY SAW, and a Circular Saw—the former having 280: strokes, and the latter over one thousand revolutiens per minute, and capable of manutaetuting ‘about 16,000 feet in each 24 hours. We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw logs, and can furnish on short notice the nest clear stufi, Sugar Pine Siding, and Dimer sion Lumber up to 82 feet in length, and desae up to 42 inches in width, or wider if reuired. We shall put “3 in a few weeks, a splendid. PLANING. MACHINE, : (Woodworth’s patent,) capable of dressing boards on both sides at’ the same time; Also, “‘topgue,” groove” g “bead” them for ceilings, flooring, &e. &e. ‘ The “Grass Valley Saw Mill,” is situated near the centre of the village, on the south side of Wolf Crees, (Auburn road) and forms a conspicuous land-mar&, as well to citizens as to strangers. A new and substantial bridge will be“immediately erected over Wolf Creek, giving easy access tujthe lumber yard for teams—the ground being nearly level, and the facilities tor ‘loading unsurpassed by any establishment in Nevada county.Terms—Cash, at the lowest prices. : J. WINCHESTER, President. Davis Diving, dep’t Sup’t. Grass Valley, April 20, 1953.—52-tf Middle Ferry on South Yuba, IVE miles norih of Nevada, the most direct route to Downieyille, Grass Valley, Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore’s Flat, Minesota, San Juan, Cherokee, French Corral, Poor Man’s afid Hopkin’s Creek, Seventy Six, Pine Grove, Kelsey’s and Sear’s Diggings, and all other mining regions north of Ophir, Hangtown, Auburn, Sacramento city, &c. Persons travelling north, would do well to visit Nevada, to see all the /ate improvements in Mining. It has ever been, and will eontinue to be for a length of time, the richest and most extensive mining district that has ever been discovered in the country. Travellers honoring us with a call will find good accommodations at the Ferry. April 29-3m DAW § ROBINSON, Sheriff’s Sale. State of California, Nevada County,ss. URSUANT to a decree and order of sale to me directed, issued out of the office of the clerk of the district court of the 10th judicial district, Nevada county, dated the 18th day of July A D 1853, on a judgment rendered in said court onthe 29th day of June, 1853, in favor of Charles Couvillaud and against Henry H. Raymond, for the sum of three thousand dollars, besides interest, damages and costs of suit, and for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage on the following property, to-wit: Four undivided ninths of all those Quartz Leads, Engines, Boilers, Machinery, Mill, Houses, Buildings, tools, implements of every kind now belonging to the Canada Hill Quartz Mining Company, situate and doing business in the county of Nevada aforesaid; I ‘will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the door of the court house in Nevada city, on Friday the 12th day of August a D 1853, at 12 o’clock M., all the above described property, in accoreance with said decree and order of sale. Nevada city, July 21st, 1853. 13-3w WM. H. ENDECOTT, Sh’ff x. c. Public Notice. S HEREBY given, that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, known as the firm of Sweigart & Gilham, of the town of Rough and Ready, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The outstanding business of the late firm will be settled at the old stand. JACOB SWEIGART, SAML. M. GILHAM. Rough and Ready, Cal., June 24, 1853.13-4w Administrator’s Notice. rN LL persons having claims against the estate of Robert Spencer, late of Crass Valley township, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the date of this metice. Nevada, July 8th, a.p. 1853. T. W. COLBURN, 11-4 Public Administrater Nevada co. ALL persons, also, heving claims against the estate of James Black, late of Nevada township, deceased, are required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned within ten months after the data of this notice. Nevada, July 8th, a. n. 1853. T. W. COLBURN, public administrator, il-4w Nevada county. HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Coleman ¢& Burton, is: is day, (June 27th, 1853,) dissolved by mutua . consent. The outstanding accounts of th» concern will be settled by A. N. Coleman, who will continue the business in the stand on Main street. , A. N. COLEMAN, E. F. BURTORX., Information Wanted oO. JOHN BALDWIN formerly of Medford, Mass. His rani had a letter from 11-1m him dated at San Francisco, August 25th, 1852. He had then agreed to go into the employ of a man about eighty miles from San Francisco, upon a farm. Any information concerning him will be thankfully received by his mother now in Nevada. Address, 11-3t LYDIA T. BALDWIN, Estray Notice. OUND on my Ranch, on or about the 4th of June last, a large bay American Mare, with a white spot in the forehead. The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, or she will be disposed of according to law. 13-1m* T. WORTHINGTON. Grass Valley township, 3 miles from Nevada, July 22, 1853. At a special term of the court of Sessions, held in and for the county of Neyada, on Monday, July the 18th, a. D. 1853, present Hon. T. H. Caswell, county judge presiding, C. Wilson Hill and T. W. Colburn, associates. It is ordered by the court that Auburn street in Grass Valley, and its continuation, be declared a county road, and that all wagon roads that have been opened since the last order of the court be and are hereby declared county roads. Ordered by the court that all persons hither to appointed Road Supervisors appear at the next term of this court to be held in and for said county on the first Monday of August‘next, and report their proceedings as said Supervi: sors. } : Ordered that Supervisors appointed at the present term meet together in’ their several townships, and designate their several districts as required by law. Ordered that Supervisors be notifiefl that inattention to or refusal to discharge duties, will subject those so refusing to the penalty laid down in the statute as contained in statutes of 1850, page 201, sec. 9, which imposes a fine of $20 to the person refusing tq serve when duly appolofed as said superviso State of Califorcia, county. of Nevada, ss. I hereby certify that the foregoing are true ex tracts from the minutes of a special term of Court of Sessions heldin and for said ¢ounty on Monday, July 18th, 1852. ; Witness, my hand and thelseal of said court, [L. S.] this 18th day of Inly,'a. p. 1853. WM.S8. PATTERSON, 13-2 clerk cpurt of Sessions cd HEAT: ee