March 10, 1854 (4 pages)

is cali pene Expressly for the Journal. Y TELEGRAPH, ee re ie t . Is RELATION TO STOVES AND STOVE Pipes, The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . All owners, occupants and lessees of any Store, Ware . House, Dwiiing, or other building in which Stoves or . Grates are kept shall extend the pipe, or cause the same . to be done, at least twenty four inches from the outward Suffering of Col. Fremont.—Arrival of . side of the building or roof, and the same distance above Col. Bubbitt.— Recovery of Capt. Guna a as naa dum.—Desertion of . 70me metal or fire proof plate leaving a space of four inn Memorun € of ches between the pipe and the partition, siding or root . Walker’s men. . through which it passes. and all persons who shall be RES eS re found 2g, iowa of this Ordinance, on un ex i SEIS ° . -/ amination before a Justice of the Peace shall be fined in Senatorxial cee tS ig s Bill In . the sum of Twenty Five Dclars and costs, and in default definite ly postpone ° of a execution shall issue for the same . Adopted pares See ae ; feDruary 16. 1754, WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. DUEL ONE MAN KILLED. SIDNEY C, HERBERT, Cleric. ‘s4-4w From the Unien Extra. SackaveENTO, March 9,1 o'clock, P.M. i‘f this morning a o clock. interesting intelligence from Salt Lake. Steaier Goliah left at San Diego U.S. war Portsmouth, and steamer sau bext day for the Gulf of California. in search ; Liiteusters Ui bast Cel, Babbitt Secretary of Ciah came up on the Goliah. on his way te Washto take the Goliah—having come to San Ber-. havaio in eighteen and a half days from Salt Lake. He left that place on the 4th of July : when seven days ont from “Utah,” Col. Bab‘ ntt encountered Col. Fremont who was making ‘<2 ’ } + i: ny Ye. 1 > his way by the central route to San Francis co Fremon wid exposure. hiis party when ove ‘ ’ , BP's Col, Babbitt, rtaken by The nicht the ‘+t, one of Fremont’s men had dropppi bi i from his horse, dea and had with him seme [4 men, 7 or 8 being I) af ty ] if y} t Vas GQ IOGL of suk V on the ¢reund Ll ihey had j got out of Rinow ti I< ad ’ kre rout sts ta] Wil i boa little flonr, trusting to ius Indians to provide subsisteues by hunting. But game became so eft. he was wh. But ’ Fae . 4 eRe } , } hic wea still determined to make his way thr ‘ . “ ; Pay aie ee ee + : dome so. as the ronte which he has Taiccm iS aiYY ae ai i ia . ae 1 a most impracticable, by reaso 161 SHOW aha olii . aud Clue? HeCeSssuries, ws ue Cowid piel +30 ° 1 Fa _¢ ee Col. Babbite is fhe bearer of letters from Col. to his father-in-law, Col. Benton. 18 of their mu Co}. Babbitt has the field not und othe fie. it was, who recovered the remains of thet ae ’ bd ‘ , gallant offi mid them baria Pires Dizce. Mare ti fier Walker left Eneenada. thes proceeded owards Sz Pomas,and San Veneenta, The } 4 } 4 . fore H th ! Ore TON rcduced . Pmen, by dany descruion, The e 4 } Mfeinpt 7 j da convent GOL tie LCHOCEGS t ' 3 ae > re . . of Santa f t EA t. proved @ pcrlect i i NOt a ie Wihapilant aticneding, 1! n-ofwar Portsniout! rrived he ? ? VeSTCreia s iGwir f coast Sh entered +3 ? ”? } ry ‘ ~ ‘ > Tie pany faan Y Hii, ana Pod S Pantos, ang has kent : ht look cut to prevent any vio' a . alin tte mM of tHe su Mexico. by Persons clatiting to be citizens of t United States ? > ] e hha oN et he Portsmouth was visited by several o A iif . wer Caltlorniuus Wit le in tne Bay of : ; : Le Vhic ae ‘ i} p i : :Lid aha prop. , dy it ic ie ru , 1 ¥ a ih it OF oa J t Dade La ber id i ( CU tt Se OCH . iO } } ] } ae? Ze ! PHN Us Aa haoshay * Olt il t “7 finds. . but ah Aiaerican Zon, LV= ng bere. ahd lioids a large esta L r Calbas ° . . . Walker's } wiv, ANG @H agree that They have me gd. and tidal we Whoie moveinent vat } rl ul eel os . 2 a hOCN, ‘ie \i. [a tus Senate Mr. Crenskaw has moved taut n i ty baennitersy postpened, On Wilke a ~ discussion ensued. No vote will be taken oh ra] tt a } tr 1a Vhe wiil b posrponca, Is! mounts toa defeat of the Electionists, but will eome up avain in another form and probab!y su med, snd Mr. Themas of. a duel A Pcen ar + o'clock. Dickson of San Francisee, a out te iievnt wX IN SAHT TO OC Dr. Dickson’s Vhomas’ seetook place at j Y Te this afternoon. between P. W. Thomas of Placer mnty, and Dr. Diekson of San Franeiseo, at the Oak Grove House, on the Nevada Bat two shots were fred. Dickson rold. uot touched by wround between his feet, Crenshaw’s bill has been indelinitely postponed. Assembly bill rejected by the Senate. Justices Court.—Before T. W. Col burn. Trial of the right to certain mining claims—Isoa’d et al on Thursday last—the first jury being unable to agree. The claims in controversy were purchased by the plaintiffs of. Rochford & Co. the original locators and former proprietors and a day or two subsequently the defendent entered upon the’ claims, under a plea that Rochford & Co. had failed during their occupancy to cons form with the mining laws of Mancenita District in which the claims are situated. The real question upon which the case turned, was whether the plaintiffs’ ground was liable to be re-located by the defendent prior to the expiration of t en days, from { the date of their purchase for any alleged . 1854. ‘he . failure on the part of Rochford § Co. bringing highly : loop . Territory, He arrivedat San Diego just in time sacl lost 7 of his men by starvation! Amon the tah . two} " Twenty Five *. this county f i o cloek. was shot! the rizht side below the heart. Thomas was! ~* ; . , ! Dickson's ball, it struck the vs Nathan Hawk. This case came up for trial a second time! the eaves; and where said pipe passes through any board or canvass partition, siding or roof, it shall bei hrough , ORDINANCE NO. 4. Tn Relation to fast Riding. . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain ss follows: No person or peosons shali drive or ride aby horse, mul 'oruny other avimal through the streets in any pace more . rapid than a slow galiop or trot. . No person or persons shall drive or ride any horse, mult or other animal over any bridge within the town of Nevada. in any pace faster than a walk. And each und every person who shall be found guilty Colunibus, to of a violation ot this Ordinance on an examination befor ja Justice of the Peace, shali be fined in a sum not exeeedjing Fifty pollars and costs. to default of payment, execution shall be issued for the saine. 1 1854. WILLIAM J. KNON. Pres, SIDNEY ¢. HERBET, Clerk. , ORDINANCE NO. 5. In relation to tue Disturbance ot the Peace. . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: } Seevion 1 Any personor persons, Who shall have com. mitted any breach of the peace or uny other act mentioned in section Ist and 2d of Ordinance No. 1, shall, upen complaint being made betore upy Justice of the Peace, by . any persou or citizen. be proceeded against in the same j . mmunner as if arrested bp the Murshallor Watehman whi.e . committing the same. That any Justice of the Pence be . tore Whom auy somplamnt shall be made shall have power to issue a Warrant in ail cases where the Marshall shail _i have power tu execute an arrest as prescribed in section . Ist of Ordinance No. 1. Section 2. Any persen, other than the Mershall or} Watchman whe shail make complaint us prescribed in . section ist of Uhis Ordinance, without the censent of the . Corperation Attorhey, shall, if upon examination such . j Justice find the Charges preferred frivolous. be tined in the . suin of tue custS if the proceedings. Adopted February 1G, Sod. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres, Sipney C. Herperr. Clerk. 44-lin { _ ORDINANCES NO. 6. i no relation to Sidewalks. . Lhe Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: ! No person or persons shall in any way obstruct or en. cumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Ne. vada..Ami each and every person found guilty of a vi. olation or this Ordinance on au examination betore a dus . tive of the Peace shall be fined in asum not exceeding Doiiars and costs, Tn default of payment, ; execution shall be issued for the same. Adopted Febru. . sry 16, Is. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. . ny ©. Werperr. Clerk 44-1m . iJ Y Ordinance No, 7. Tn relation to Taxes. } s of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . i every person in the town of Nevada shall pay . t ove fourth per cent onthe smount of taxabie property, coeds and chattels, with which said persons are . #asessced by the Corporation Assessor. Adopted February . 1. 1S, WILLIAM J. KNOX. Pres, Mipvev ©. Hrereerr, Clerk 43:1m } . j ° r a) " . ry ik’ § Ordinance No, 8, In relation to Games. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Auy person or persons who are the owaers or Kecpers OF . tay house wherein are kept Billiard, Lansquenet, or any other inbies for the purpose of gaming, shall obtain from . (he Trustees of the Towa of Nevada, a Heense to keep the . sulie. Also, any keeper of a Bowling Saloon shall obtain ¢ for the same. 3 Billiard Tables three mouth, en¢ de shall pe: vs.. For license to Keep Lan-! syuenct tables three month, each table shall pay Pritcen Pollurs..Por a Hcense to keep a Keno table three . months, erch table shall pay Fifty Dollars. . Fur hie . cense to Keep ote? tables for the purpose of Gaming thiee months, exch table shall pay Ten Dollars.. For ali sjowling Saloon three months, the owner or keeper shall psy Ten Dollars, Adopted Feb. 16. le54. Monsey C. Hersertr, Clerk. WM. 5. KNOX, Pres, Ordinance No, 9, Peense . "CHEE TH Keep : y + o< fir Yesuth Tire Prustec mn to drawing mouey froin the Treasury. ro) ‘own of Nevada do ordain as follows : y ont of the Treasury any sum Oo lwouey wilhomt Orst receiving on Grder for the same. hed by Uhe Poosident of the Board of Trustees. and coun. ' Adopted Feb. 16, 1854. .iMerBerr, Clerk. WM. J. KNOX, Pres. of th ester shail not pr m4 bites i MLUDNEY ¢ fivdinance No. 10, Amendment to (irdinance No, 1. Istees of town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section 2d of Ordinai No. 3. ce the duties of AOWD Ofcers, and fixing the omount of thcir several bonds, is hereby ainended, su as to read es follows : Section Yd 1 the arrest of any person or persons under the 2 of Seciion 1 of this ordinance, such person or per li be forthwith taken before a Justice + of the Peace of Ney: ‘ownship, if such » Justice Of ie . Pence ¢i ¥ found; otherwise such person er per. SOUS SO rested shall be committed to the counyt j:ai of ,orsuch other place as this Board may by or. dinauce direct. And as soon as practicable the person or persons who made the said all notify a Justice of . the Pence of Nevada town Moanid arrest. . Aud the Justice of the Pes re Whom such person or . persons may be brought. or of whose commitment he may be holided aa aforesaid, shall proces phe ar the foresnid of d us soon thereafter as . determine any charge or charges . ugainst such person or persons; and OF per xto the said jail of Nenay be provided by tits Bourd from ti to time dur steh investigation: ' And ifthe ssid Justice of the Peace shall find it necessary heinsy ctlbupon the Corporation Attorney to conduct the . tivest tion, And if, upon ea full hearing of the facts, . such arrested person or persons shall besiound guilty of » charges preferred against them, the Justice of the . Peace sindi fine them in any sum not exceeding one hun. dred dollurs and costs; und in default of the payment of . the same, shail be im inthe County Jai aot more . Adopted February 20, ted4. WM J. KNOX, Pres. vhich ts nay conmmidt vade con thirty day tiiteti ~ Sip U. HerBerT, Clerk. * Grdinance No. LL. In relztion to Public Shows. Phe Trustees of the towa of Nevada, do ordain as follows; : All persons, owners or keepers of theatrical and e pues triun shows. mensgeries or other piblic exhibitions of whatever nature or kind shall tor each and every exhibi. lion pay the sum of fifteen dollars, of whieh sum ten dol. tars shall be paid into the treasury, and five dollars shall . be paid to the marshall, whose duty it shall be. te be pres. . entatevery such extibition for the purpose of preserving . order. Adopted Peb, 22d. 1=54. W. J. KNOX, Preo't. Sipnew C.Uersert, Clerk. : . j 4 i . Ordinance No. 12, . To Prevent tne Firing of Guns. Pistols, &e. H The Trestees of the town or Nevada. do ordain as follows: Ib shiall not be lawful for any person or persons to discharge within the iseorperated fimits of this town any de. scription of fire-arms, (except in houses appropriated and j used for that purpose.) or fire crackers, or other species of . lire Work, unless it be between the hours of 6 and 5 o'clock } POM. And ali persons violuting this ordinance shall upen . conviction, before a Justice of the Peace, for every offence . i be fined ina imprisonment for a period not to exceed three days. “ Adopted Feb. 22d, 18o4, W.d. KNOX, Pres’t Sipsey C. Uereenrr, Clerk, j } Tn relation to the issuing Lieenees, The Trustees ef the town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Ordinance No, 13, . Adopted Pebruary 16. . oeii-iw i suui not more than ten dollars and costa, ort i San Francisco Advertisements, Sawyer, Johnson & Co. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS yl Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Turpentine; Varnishes, putty, brushes, gold leaf, bronze, Artisis Colors, Tools, &c., Nos. 105 and 107 Clay street, between Sansome and Vattery streets, San Francisco, Mar?-3m Buiter, } i i 406 200 do . 150 do 100 do ‘ 100 casks choice 2000 tbs. Butter ir 10000 lus, Cheese in tins. beft ever imported to the state; , 150 Cases refined Lard, in smuil tins; 100 Tierces and barrels superior Lesf Lard; ALSOQ-—EX rate. 45—Im LORD & WEBB, . EMPORTERS WM. B. SAWYER, SILAS W. JOHNSON. Cheese and Lard. Ar 81 CLAY STREET, aBove FROST STKEET. Firkins, New June Orange county Buiter; do Goshen Battier; do Delawsrecounty Butter; do Chatague counly Butter; Butter in 22 ib. kitts; 2 10, 20 and Se Ib kegs ; CLIPPER SHIP “EAGLE,” 65 Firkins Choice Selected Butter, for Family use. The above lot of Butter has been seleceed by toyself in New York, and shipped by me expressly for my own trade, and will, I think be found on examination superior to any oifered in this market, and wsfl be sold at the lowest WM. B. WEIR, Clay st. above Front, San Francisco. OF BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street. beiween Mer chant and Washington, San Franciseo, have in store n arge wd varied stock of Blank Books. Stationery and Paper of every deser New York. which th consisting in part of BLANK BOOKS-——-Ft iption. received by late arrivals from vy Offer tors le st the lowest prices, land Haif Bound : PAP EAS —Letter, cap, brief, bill, bath, common and pocket post 5 PRINTING ant WRAPPING and qualities ; INKS—Mavnard & N fluid : PAPERS—xzssorted sizes oyes’, David & Black's, and Arnold’s PLAYING CARDS—Cohen’s. Hart's, Felt’s and Fisk’s: PENCTILS—Faber's, tine ond drawing : ENVELOPES—Buff, note nnd official. Copying and Seal Pre Leiier Hooks; Letter Clips; Ches« Men: Baekgainmeon beards Dice: Dominoes; ; steel Pens of all kinds; Gold Pens; Patent Rubber; Rubber bands; . Botting Paper and Boards; Curd Bourd; Printers’ Cards: Vafers and Sealing Wax; Port monnuaies; Pocket Books: Banker's cuses, Me Pay’s, Haskin’s and Mordant’s wriwhite. cLameled and fancy, letter, ALSO——~ 88e5; Combs; Brushes; indelible Ink ; Curmine Ink; — : Noturial seals and wafers; Gana Labels; Colton and jinen twine: Whitney's. Draper's and Silfiman’s inkstands; Pccket Inkstands; Sand Boxes; Wafer Cups, Leiter Stamps; Paper Folders; Paper Weights; Plack Sand; to Beals, Poeket Cuttery, &e. We are constantly receiving additions to tho abeve stock to which we invite the attention of the trade, LORD & WEBB. 132 Sansome st. bet. Washington and Merchant, Dee 16-3m is = HINGLING HATCHETS—75 doz Breed’s shing. ‘$3 ling hetchets, Nos. t and 2. for sale by ALONZO Wi San Francisco. {RELER, x4 and 86 Davis st. Niners’ Exchange & Saving Bank. {Armory Hall, Cor of Montgomery g+ Saramento Sts* San Francisco, by Dr. A. 8S. Wright. . EPGOT tor the United States reception of Guld Dast for the Mint at San Francisco. The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will . be in full operation iwa very short tine. Dr. Wright . is now fully prepare . remittances made ft d to receive and receipt for al! ww eoinage, he will, when required, make liberal advanees and remittances of Gold Dust at one and al allow the same rate main over the time 44-3 4-oOINn Story, Redington & Co, ialf per cent interest, he will also > of interest when the funds rerequired for the coinage. A. S. WRIGHT. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in micals, Perfumery, Funcy Articles, &c. Stone Buiid: eq DRUGS and MEDICINES ,Chew ng, Sansome, cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California. Agents for Osgoc . Balsam of Wild C cines, Cuorbeti’s Sh iG 3 fixir and Hy 1d°s India Cholagegue, Wistar’s herry, Graefenberg Co.’s Medi akers’ Sarsapariila, Dr. Llunt’s atts Balsam From the fact that ene of our firm will reside per mauently inthe A tlantie States, and superintend .in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping _ of goods for this warket, we later ourselves that we can offer superiour advantages, both in quality and price, to any oltliers in our Jine of business. imarech 10-3in Srory, Repineron & Ce. Geedman & Bros. oO) Front street, Sin Francisco, ‘\ 7 HOLEXAUE Pork, Lacon Meal, JAS. H.GOODVAN. ¢ AC AINST THE GOV ‘ip A. BRINSM dealers in Butter, Cheese, Lard, » Hams, Beef, Vish, Rice and seplG-3m 212.3. E. GOODMAN. LUCIUS BELL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, ERNMENT ofthe UNITEDSTATES . ADE has removed his office to Sherman's Buildings, No. 146 Mentgomery st. where he will cont against the Federal CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col. Ste-! inne the prosecution of Claims Govermen! embracinge— venson’s Regimeut of New York Volunteers, for bounty lauds, extra pay and trsnsportation allow. ances. CLAIMS of the the California Batt offices and men who composed ahon of Volunteers under Lieut. . Col. Jehn C. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears ef CI.AILMS of the jand marines, on ve tion for services in . che United States i Loft California and \ i lstef Mareh, 1252, approved August 3 . pay, and extra pay. officers, petty officers, scamen count of additional compensan the Pacifie Ocean, on the coast lexico, frcm 13th May, 1846, to provided tor by xets of Congress, ist, 1852, and March 3d, 1833. —ALSO-— CL AIMS for indemnity on aecount of losses oc, casiened by Indian iof the citizens of the State : CLAIMS for ads execute treaties wi depredations upon the property and, ances nade to United States Indian Agents, to enable them to negoliate or to th the Indian tribes. Mr BRINSMADE has seeured the most reliable and effie'ent aid in Washington and claimants ma) fecLsure ot the moat attention possible. N. B.—He wiil < CONVEYANCIN JAMES H. LUCAS, JOHN SIMUNDS, Sy Louis. ilso give bis best attention to tr in allits branches. jani3-im 1 HENRY &. TURNER, BioNJ. R. NISBET, San Francisco. Lucas, Tarver & Co. BANKERS No 104 Montg¢ ymery strect, San Francisco. Draw at Sight, or on Time, in Sums to Suit, . American Exchange Bank, ON New York, ee oe Al! persons pursuing any business in which 2 license is } Wadeworth Sheldon SE ‘ required, shali pay the amount tothe marshall who ehall og _ ace? tae AE okt sive the person paying a receipt ; and on presenting such . 1Hos. Biddle Gg area TULADELPHTIA, j reecipts to the clerk of this board. he shall cause a license . t erdinand k enet & Co. 2221 N EW Orteans, } to be issued in proper form, signed by the clerk and coun. Lucas & Sirmends, 2.5.0.2: Sr. Lovis, tersigned by the president authorizing bim or them to prosJ. Curtis & @o.25. cs -LOUISVILLE, . eeute the business for which such license was granted for) joihs & PUEBUE Ss 5 oo nates sss CINCINNATI. the period for which they have paid. Ad opted F ebl2, 154 Samuel Harris & Sons,.-. BaLriMore. basa YC. We wipane. Clerk. W me. on eet aie Ke ee ation e PirrsBuRe ' + {een ge: . ? ORDINANCE NO. 14. J. H. Bureh & Co-.-.-Cuicag Amendment to Urdmance No 2. The Trnstees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as . at best market rates. . follows : . Ordinance No. 8, entitled ‘“ Ordinance in relation . to Games” is hereby amended so as to read as fol-} lows — i Any person or persons. who are the owners or ; keepers of any Bowling saloon, or any house wherein i are kopt Billiards, Lansquinet or any othor tables . for the purpose of gaming, shall obtain from the Jus-. . tices of the town of Nevada, a license to keep th . same ; and for every alley in any bowling saloon, and for every such gaining table, the owner or keeper thereof, shall pay for every three months the sum o! Ten Dollars. Adopted February 27, 1844, Las WM. J. KMON, Prest. Sipsey C. Hereert, Clerk. SUMMIONS., Qtate of California, County of Nevada. Grizzly Township, ss. Justice’s Court, before J.C. W yatt, J, P. The People of the State of Calitornia to J seph Me-. Kenzie: You are hereby summonea to appeur before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said H Township ,on Monduy, the 15th day of May. A. D. 1854.,} 'at 10 o'clock A. M., to answer the complaint of George . N. Elliott, who demands of you the sn » of Qne Hundred {and Fifty Dollars, the consideration for a mining claim . which he alleges to have sold you im May 1853 ; his com, plaint being now on file in my office. On failure so to. . 4ppear and answer, judgment will be rendered against ‘you for said sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dolars—to. . gether with interest, penalty and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 10th day of February, A. D i ' i . . . FOR SALE CHEAP. jary brought inaverdict in favor of the QNz HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Complaintiff's. Se Dr. T. A. Livermore, DENTIST. ee ‘Office on the North side of Broad street, just Below the ** White Hall.” Nevada, Des. Lith, 1852. Sirf. z Cc. W. YOUNG, Watchmaker and Jeweller, . * te Woes Cerner of Main and Cayota, streete, Nevada. August 10, 1853.~ Le-om a mercial neur Pine street. The house is now under . _ Rent of Eighty Dollars per Month. . . This property is situated in a desirable and improving . neighborhood. 43-tf . . For terms apply at the Real Estate Agency and Intelli. . gence Office, at FELT’S BOOK STORE, Broad street. iF ang ING HOUSE Lot on Broad Stre Pad ham ag = door above the Virginia House.— the jot is 18 feet front on Broad street, running back to . Spring street which it fronts about 26 feet. For u' ars enquire of A. O. FELT, At his Real Estate Agency, Broad street, E.R. BUDD, Journal Office. ‘Or of — ee AON oo RRS SRR RE MULE I MC FIRE ome 6 RMA BR IEE Se nS NT amie or Sale—A GOOD, COMFORTABLE! Seg cadena em &$Gold Dust, B -llion and Exchange purchased Jan 21-3m NEW STORE TRECTLY oppo Just received. a Well. call at STILE’ AND site the U. S. Hotel, Broad street — niMMENSE PILE of —— What ? 3S NEW BOOK and STATIONERS HALL, and see for yourselves, what A pile of Books selected with care, To please the logician, or the gentle fair. Gr the staid old dame. who uses her **spees,” In reading the book, containing her texts ; Or the politician His recent campa Or the man ot bu To act I will say who doth wish to forget, ign. and drown all regret ; siness, with ruilway speed, ; please call and read. Of the poets were Byron, Moore and Shakespeare, Burns. Dante and Scott, that all readers revere, Milton, Cowper & Pope, Southly, Pollok & Hood, Longtellow and Croly. all pronounced very good. With Landon & Tupper, Coleridge, Ossian & Gray, Goidsmith & Campbell, & the Poets of America ; Besides we have works of the Female poets, Such as Sigourney’s, Norton’s, Hemeu’s & Howitt’s, And a sprinkling of other things, to wit :—2d vol Count Christovai, Fowler & Wells works. College Scrapes, Celes. BOOKS. . ae ENEERNe see special Manifes “The Spirits are around !”tati —“ You'd better b’lieve it ! ” L. P. FRISBIE, MEDIUM! . TAKES this me hod of informing all such un At the corner of Main and Washington sts., . unpressible individuals as are incapable of réceiving 45 spiritunl Manifestations on the Rochester Pian, that he is prepared to INTRODUCE SPIRITS of every i S’ ESe ti BE we. Without the aid of the Balance . ._»Epes Epm -Y Pole, Uron any Dinner Taste, variety of potencg, so that they may be . When they will go through various mancuvres, as ‘ong as they arecireula‘ed in conjunction with a Ser The whole te be accompani HORN N. B. No.1; Gentlemen ia want of *‘aid and comfort” in the above w onec. N B No2; None but Good Spirits “ on hand upon them an indifferent article. Remember the name of the Medium, 19tt GRAND AT Rosenheim or Tuvaters, whos: unique performances are better felt than described. corner or Main and Washington sts, Nevada cite emit ee ed by Faispie’s Ce.esratep * BAND. ay, Will make applicat’on at . consequently no one need fear to have pal.ned off BCG PSS oe og rc. califormia. TRACTION !! & Brot her, Main street, first door below Phelps’ Hotel, (palace ont inform their iriends and the are ccLstintlyeceiving, The Richest and M public in general, th t¢ they kave now on hand. and ost Extensive Stock of ; Wraiches and Jewelry Ever offered in the Mountain city. censisting in pa Magic cased Gold Hunting Levers,Cylinder Escapements, Detached Lever The make of Tobias, Johnson, Bees ey, French, ¢ . Fob and Vest Chains of the latest styles ; Seals, Ke other Jewelry; such as Gold Pencils, Pens, Tnim Broaches, Charme, and a great many other articles seleeted stock of Goods. P.5S. California Jewelry of almost every de Chronometers carefully repaired at the shortest fs " 3l-3m j call the particnlar attention of those desirous of sending Presents to their friend: at rt of s,Lepincs,&e. te. Also, Silver Watches of different kinds Guard, . ys, etc. to match, together with a fine assortment o! bles, Buckles, Slidcs, Breast Pins in their line, too numerous to meition. We would Nome, to our well scription made to order; Watches, Clocks and notice. __Rosevheim & Bro, WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY that they will CONTINUE BUSINESS At the Old Stand on Main Strect, LIQUORS can always be found. Dev23-35-2m Great Discovery. New Extension Diggings Eclipsed ! ‘By ARCHIBALD A. NicAiLLISTER & Co., AT THE MEAT MARKET, New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets. ' ue creat discovery bas been made that the Best Beef) and Vegetables in Nevada can always be found as . ROOVE...% They kill none but American Carre of the best quality, and keep always on hand a good suppiy of meats of all Kind, and wild game. , the best that the market affords, 3o-2in The Business of the White Hall Stables ‘Will be continued by the uddersigned, who has stable . ‘'rocm fer OVER GONE HUNDRED HORSES, a GOOD ‘CORRAL and WAGON YARD. and plenty of HAY and BARLEY. Travelers and Wagoners will tind th:s the best ptace in town ior their animals, Also, A Grizzly Bear con be seen at the sume place. Oct. 27th, 1853. i 273m JAMES HOEL. HAIR DRESSING AND BATHING ROOMS. HE UNDERSIGNED may always be found at Main street, where they will Attend to Shaving and Mair Dressing , In the best manner. They have fitted up in connection with their Saloon, some Blegant Sathing 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. j x ’ 1 MEDICAL CARD. DR. W.G. ALBAN, ' PITYSICIAN AND SURGEON, FFERS his professional services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. OFFICK, AT LARK & ALBAN’S DRUG STORE, Opposite Phelps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city. Dec. 16th. 1853. 34-3m. . [= He has come again! <3 . ND LOCATED HIVSELF PERMANENS®LY in Nevida. As CONFPSCTIGNER, third door above the Nevada Bakery, on Main st., where he would be happy to receive his friends, and all those who are fond of the goed things of life. . The undersigned has rented the Store formerly kept by . C. Loveyl, next below Coleman’s Store on Main street, and he intends to keep constantly on hand. “A RD BBE sa Sse Of all kinds, (manufactured by himsel:) At WHOLESALE or RETAIL, 'such us Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon, Sassafras Wintergrcen, Hourhound, a favorite article of Molasses Candy, Lemon drops, Cinnamon, and a variety of other . kinds, too numerous to mention. The undersigned would invite all those who have hitherto been in the habit . of purchasing their candies in Sacramento, to call upon i him at his factory, and he will do as well by them as they . the naval and revenue service of . can do by going to Sacramento, Tlis motto will be to adhere to the old principle that A NIMBLE SIXPYNCE Is BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLING.” Al favers bestowed upon the young man who is pedling for him. will be gratefuily remembered, ticles of ny mannfactory. In the undersigned’s establishment, and in connection: on hand. Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes, Bread and Milk Variety of the © good things of Hie”. He will also keep the best article of Cigars that California cun afford. He . would further state, that it is his determination to keep a STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON—and it will ever ; ; be his constant aim and study, to make his saloon a pieasant place of resort, for all those whe may favor him with ja call. He would take this opportunity, to tender his . gruteful acknowledgments to the citizens of Nevada, for . that very liberal patronage received from (cir hands in . gone by days, und he hepes by strict attention to business ; to merit and receive a continuance of the same. . Nevada. Jan. 20, 1854.30-4f JOHN 8. FOSTER \ [ a e . Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given that all persons heving i claims against the estate of Bensamin W. Hansry. deceas ed, that they are required to exhibit the same with the qo uchers thereof to the undersigned, within 10 months from the date hereof, or they will be forever barred ; and all persons owing debis to said estate are required to come forward and pay the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY, A dininistrator, American Bakery, Nevada city . Nevada, Feb’y 3d, 1554.—41-1m* . ORN’S Premium Flour; Ames’ S. H. Shovels; ' Suiffock in tins, do; Collins’ Axes; Chile co; Adams’ Plows: Buckwheat do; Nails; Ready Made Clothing; Boots. A Large and General Assortment of .GROCBERIES AND PROVISIONS, For sale by Z. WHOL. Marysville, Dec. 28th. South east corner of Plaza. Established in 1819. MEEKER & CO. K STREET, CORNER OF 4th, SACRAMENTO AVE now on hand, purchased at the present Unprecedented Low Prices. their usual large assortinent of Groceries. Provisions. Liquors, &c., . Which they offer forsale At Prices to suit tne present i ——— state of trade and stringency of the Money Mar i} ket. Persons purchasing of us may expect to get articles of j the best quality at tne very lowest prices Feb. 7th, 1854. MEEKER & CO. N. B.—No necessity for going to San Francisco to purchase Goods at less than eastern price® 42-2 1000 Dollars Reward. WILL give the above reward of $1000 for the safe delivery to the Jailor of Early Co. Georgia, of JOHN HH. ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert jail, on Monday night, the 17th inst. Seid Anderson was tried at the September term of the Superior Court of Early county, for the murder of Robert Thoinpson, and found guilty. “Said Andereon is about 26 years old, about five feet eight or ten inches high, stout built. a little inclined to be stoop shouldered, black hair and biack eyes, speaks quick when spoken to, has a ood set of iesth, his eye teeth a litile proj jecting. has ascar on his face under or near one of bis eyes, und weighs about 160 or 170 pounds ; is very quar . relsome when intoxicated, and is a man of very bad char. ! ; . ; } . ; } tin, Major Jone’s Courtship, Ellen de Vere, Tom Jones-. acter, Previous rewards tevoked. JOHN THOMPSON, Dow’s Patent Sermon 8, Modern Flirtations, Tom Cringle, A . The Two Dianas Valentines Comic Lectures, Clara More-. (43 4w) R C.WYATT, J.P. . land, Greely’s Statistical Almanac, Sam Slicks Wise Saws, Inks, Ink Stands, Bill ifooks, Colender’s Twine Boxes, Clips, Paper Cutters, Fancy Envelopes, Buff do, Stamp do, Paper of all kinds, Song Books, Blank dv, Violin Strings. Music Books, Instrumentai music, Postage Stamps. N. B. ness and satisfuction. Orders from the mountains filled with promptState of California, Nevada County, ss. OURT OF SESSIONS, Feb. term, Feb. 13th, A. D. 1834 Ordered that a Special Election be held inthe township of Little York, on Saturday the 4th day of March next, for the purpose of electing one Constable, to fill a vacancy now existing. Said election to be held established. A true extract from the minutes of the court of Sessions, Feb, term, 1854 if-id at the several precints heretofore Attest W. S. PATTERSON, Clerk, Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct. 19, 1853. 444f -_-H. DAVIS—BANKER. . FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEAR PINE, NEVADA. i RAFTS AT SIGHT, in sums to suit, drawn by Bur. goyne & Co. and Page, Bacon & Co. Pee Oe MA, 5S bn onins case ecco nec. tks LOU, Bebeo: & Co:. 6. 2. 8s sovetecscececceess NOW Vork, American Exchange Bank,....New York, Atlantic Bank,.<oscees seco ves. Saeee. BOStOR, . 3. EB, Thayer tc Bro. . ince. css nese o000,'s BOSON, . Philadelphia Bank,. trteerseeeeeeseee-—.Philadelphia. . Saale tee BiGties 6 5. fos iti ccckcee ks .-Baltimore. . Louisiana State Bank. 00 oo. oo. LLIN, Orleans . Hutchings & Co...+.+.0.4.2-++.Lanisville. . F. S. Goodman & Co.,., cea cares 1s tte ereeececeene Pittsburgh, . E. Huth & Co. iS Suse. 6st ics ec Mp” Geld Dust bowsti Browse weg Pati ust bought. Treasure received on sit. Feb. 19, 1854. I, Dave Bb ped pbb me inform their friends and patrons Plain and Fancy Note Paper; . Where a FULL ASSORTMENT of choice WINES andi Also, VEGETABLES, ; Saloon connected with Phelps Hotel, on! with his variety of confectionery, he wiil keep constantly Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pownd Cakes—in short, a , REMOVAL Fm VEE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Nevada and the public in general. that he has remov‘ed his Stock of Goods and entire busincss to his new Fire-Proef Brick Building, next adjoining his old stand on Broad street, where ke is ' prepared to serve his customers with a large and well setected Stock of Goods, which will be sold at moderate . . profits. . { # Goods will be delivered to regular customers as follows: On Mondays—Wood’s Ravine. Long Hollow and Rush _ creek. On Tuesdays—-Shelby Flat and Brush creek. On Wednesdays—Lijtle Deer Creek, Gold Ian and Peck’s Ravine. On Thursdays—Musquito creek. Dec. 2, 1852. oves Mf. DAVIS, ! (ertificate No. 132, for one share ef stock in the Chyote anu Deer Creek Water Co. drawn in fuvor of Win HH. Spencer, January 15th. 1852. Any person baving said certilicate in their possession will plense inform seeretary of the company, or three months from this date new script for said share will be issued and the above declnred nul! and void 3e::5m* JAMES FITZ JAMES. Seq’y. aaa SSE ee RD Ohad QIGHT CHECKS en Sacramento and . San Prancisco in sums to suit purchasers at ; par. dJan’y ist. 754. H. DAVIS. UCCESS. UNPRECEDENTED t { ; ‘ . ——— } i SECOND EDITION, SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Penknife Sketches, or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK, . “4 written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, sod dedicated to that class of the citizens by the autho Handsomely embellished with ‘Twenty Soven Wood Engravings of California scenery ch biaca dents. The second edition ef this book, the most nomslar ever published on the shores of the Paciiicis Jus, t-svep from the press, with QNE NEW CHAPTER. and earetully revised by “GLp Block.” } . ' \ . A SERTES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETTERS . . Cents. Firry Dotuars per 100-—Eignr Do tars per Doz. SINGLE COPIES, OnE DoLiarR. CURLE BROTHERS, sooksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, Third St, next Post Office, Sacramento. . Dec30 -2m ' . WELLS. FARGO « Cov’s \NEW YORK, EUROPEAN & CALIFORNIA . Express and Banking Company, 5; MO as cnet nnn soe coe 520,060. Principat Orrices—I6 Wall street, New York.— xpress Building, Montgomery street, San Fran; ¢cisco.—&, Place de la Bourse, Paris. {. WELLS, FARGO & UO. dispatch an Expres ito New York and every city and town of the A i tie States, by every Steamer of the regular line yuo. ning between New York and San Francises, both . i by the . Niearagua and Panama Routes. jaccompanied by a Special Messenger on exch steamer. . A DAILY EXPRESS (accompanied by Meszenigers) is received and dispatched at San Francisco, {from and to Sacramento and all the towns in the . He wiil always have with him, the best ar. Northem Mines Also, from and to Stockton dnd }all towns in the Southern Mines. ; .Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior ,of Oregon, is dispatched by each steamer of the Mail Line. i Their Express to EUROP# is dispatehed via . New York and the steamers of the Collins’ Line. SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia. . Boston, >t. Louis and Cincinnati . almo-t all the principal cities and towns in the At. lantic States and the Canadas. ' EXPRESS OFFICE axp BANKING JIOUSE, NEVADA, Tire Proof Buiiding, Main Street. WELLS, FARGO & CQ. 39 tf C W. MULFORD., Ag't. ea. ee . For Sale. t HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE in Nevada. . city, . 20 Tous first rate Hay. . ( 32-46 { . AB. GREGOK Yi . OOKS! BooKs! ELIEVING that the high price of books has been a} hindrance to reading, and prejudicial to generai intelligence, W. P. BROWNE, has opened a Cheap Book Store § circulating Library, on Broad street. two doors below the US. Hotel, where he will sell or loan books at one third lower rates tien they can be durchased for elsewhere in Nevada. Hayiug made arrangoments with a triend at the Gay to forward books, he will constantly add to his supply ull the new . works of popular and standard authors. Also, AUantic, San Francisco and Skcramento papers. Mazazines, &e. For the accommodation of his enstomers he will keep . on hand POSTAGE STAMPS and STAMPED ENVEL. 4l—3m. OPES, at government price. 5 ie . H. DAVIS, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET, . HAS IN STORE 20.000 Ibs. Sack and Barrell Flour ; 7,500 ibs. Trish Potatoes; 58,060 Iba. Barley; 4,000 Ibs Butter, large and small packages: 5,000 Ibs Bacon Sides and Hames, 1,009 Ibs Lard : 3.000 Ibs Clear Pork: . 2.000 !bs Chop Feed; 7,590 ibs Tron and stee 1,709 Ibs Sperm Candies; 30 kes Nails; 301 cases Sheif Goods, comprising every Veriety of j Fruils. Vegetables, Fowl Meats, &c. ALSQ--0A General assortinent of Queens end Hard Ware, Mining Teols, &c. The abovr goods have been purchased for CASH, and will ve sold at prices to siit thie times, Nevada, Jan’y 6th, 1354. H. DAVIS. . BOOKS! BOOKS!! KOOKS!!!” J[ HAVE RECEIVED by iate arrivals from New York large additions to my previous Stock of Bound & Blank Books, Stationery, &c. . Including a large variety of Bound Books, by standard authors. Complete Setts of Russia bound Account Books. full and half bound Cap and Quarter Blank Books, Tuck Memorandums. Diarys for 185 white, blue, bath, gilt, ruled, plain arid fancy Letter paper, English and American Foolscap Paper—Ruled and Piain, Lawyer's Long Foid and English Brief Paper; Emboxsed Gilt, Damask. Laid, Plain and Ruled Note Paper ; a large variety of Buff and White Envelopes, ulsé assorted «izes of Legal and Cloth Envelopes ; embossed, plain, ivory, enamelled, note and wedding envelopes. Red. blue and black INKS. of all sizes, Scuoor Books for sale cheap. avery Variety of Playing Cards—numbering over 30 different kinds—by the gross or otherwise. Owing to my large stock of Novels and Cheap Publica. tions. . have this day reduced them to New York prices viz. at 25 and 50 cents each. A large lot of GOLD PENS manufactured to order—just received by the last Steamer. Also Fine Pocket Cutlery. Port Folios, Albums, &c. §-¢" Newspapers, Magazines and Novels received by every steamer. Subscription received for Newspupers, Magazines and Period CHAS. W. MULFORD, At the Office of Wells. Fargo & Co. 42tf Main Sireet, Nevada, Rings, Lockets, . Te Postage to any part of the United Stotes, Twetvs . biane . Also, payable i} . The above is in fine order, and will be sold low for eash. . 4, Pass and Time Books, . BOGTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, THE un lersigned beg to ret. ro h's thanks w the citizons of Nevadafor the liberal patronage thus far be stow A «4 upon his establishment, andto inform them that he is now ready tw wait on them . \In his New Brick Store, lately erected on corner of Main and Commercial sts., Where he hus been doing bnsiness for the last two years land a Lait, His Stock isnow LARGER and the VARIE } TY GREATER than at any former time, having been se. leeted personally from the Best Houses in San Francisco, . which, with the praciical experience of the undersigned , . cnnnot filto give satisfection to all, All work purchesed jat this establishment, if it rips before having done reasenab'e service, will be Repaired Pree or Crarér Having established himself permancuily in Nevada, the ugdersivned is desirous that his work shal commend hint to public confidence and faver. and it will be bis constant nim to accomplish thig object by doing jiistice toi He has also on hand an assortment of Saddlery, Harness, hips, Spurs, &e. Se. N. , Rh. Surgery performed on eld Beots aud Shoes as al, by mending the broken; Leather Soles pat on . Rebber Boots and Shoes, thus renderingthem more durable and less injurious to heaiih. . Aa There will ulso be a PRACTICAL HARNESS 414. . KER in readiness to make and rspair at short notiee. wud } on reasonable tornas. P. J. ESPENSCHEID, oor Corner of Main and Commercial sts PACIFIC BESTAURANT. At “Main Street Bridge,” Nevada. are UNDERSIGNED having purchased . the entire interest of his former partner, respec tfuily announces, thet it is his intention to make this ‘Favorite Restaurant Equal to any of the kind in the City. . Every endeavor shall be used, ind no expense spored, te imeke Uiis place a COMFORTABLE AND QUIT . HOUSE for their entertainment. And te isin hopes thet j with the co-operation of those who have been in his om. ploy since the opening of the nbove establishment. to falSy moet the wants of the publie in wenerul . And my individual exertions shall be used to give satisfaction to wll Who may give mea call, ; T shal! don ensh business. upon the most reasonable terns; und strictly adhere to temperance principles, as . heretofore. Neynda City, Nov. 28d, 14333 } Shee S. W. GRUSH. . W.B. Weare ready te give MEALS TO . ORDER at all reasonable hours, and O¥S . TERS every cvening ot reduced prices. WM. M. STEWART. NILES SEARLS. STEWART & SEARLS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. . Offec on Broad strect in Davis’ Fi . ss Briek,ap-stairs, Weenda’ . 7ee! _™” ILLTAM M. Stewarr, District Attorney. 32° ¢ , quis Istompe?r . usu Great Mtiraction. iN=®s CSLIFORNIA JEWELRY and Watchmaking Establishment,Commer. cialst. Nevada City.--The above house having ; one of the best workmen in the State, will Manufaeture . California dewelry of every description, at the shortest . possible notice, Also---ENGRAVING Well Exccuted, DLAMONDS set to order. Gentiemen desiring Gold Headed or otherwise ornamented Canes made wiildo well (tO vive usa eall. S4-lin j ee ., Tae fg Dr. 1f.-V. BICKNELLE, . Eeleetre Physician and Surgeon, Office on Broad Stivet. 2d Door above the Un i On Hotel, )* RICE NEGL is a graduate of thc Aloepathic School—practiced six years aceording to its heories and principles, then adopted the Eclectio “ystem. and O48 practiced it titteen years. Ho cures all diseases withoat the nse of mereurv or any other , Poisonvus tiinerals. The medicines he uses are . purely »1 €., rovtsand herbs and their ox. tracts and compoumds ; DK. Bl KNELL is also a Dentist, and will plug teeth with pure gold tor $3 a cavity, and extract tecth for 32 each. . _ His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Oct 21, 3853: , vegetable 26-tf ra ‘ TALE Sp ae Yee Provision Store and Shovel Depot. Li M. W. BURNETTE respectfully in4¥ Hi forins her Jate husband’s customers, aud the pubite generally that she will continue the business at the old place, on Broad st., acarly opposite the court house, where she is now receiving a New and Superior Supp'y ef Goods, consisting of Hareaear. . f1OOCETIES and Provisions, ofall ki ds, <x noth for Hotel Keepers and Miners, which will selfon the mest reasonable erms, and wh : quality are inferior te none in the mark: t ¢ i examine her goods and teriis. Sept. 16 2l-21n Vas. M W. BURNETTE. ee ners Seas Eee Manhene nae Sis ‘HeRl ape se yf ‘RINGER CHURGHHAN & MACHINERY, LAW OFFICE, . Corner of Montgomery and Commercial sts., San Francisco . J. CHUURCHMAN, Will attend the sessions of Nevada District Court. A4-tt TMs RRPPE OE QUARTERLIES, ‘BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE LEONARD, SCUTT & Co., New York, continue to 1m ' ! publish the followin British Perieiests. f =1 THE LONDON QUARTRRLY REVIEW (Couse rvative ) . 2% The BDI \.BURGH 3. The NORTH . Church.) t. The WESTMINSTE? REV? > BLACK WOOD'S EDINBE R {'Lory.] The present critical state ot Luropean «fairs will render these publications unusually intercodig during the year 1854. They will occupy a Middle ground betyeen the hastily written news items, crude speculations. fried flying rumors of the d tily duurnal, and the ponder is . Tome of the fature historian. w liten after the living interest and excitement of the vreat political events of the time shall have passed away. [t is to these periodicats . that readers must look for the only really int liigible and j relinbie history of current events, and ‘as such, in nddi. tion to their well established literary, scientific, and Lhew logical charecter, we urge thein upon the consideration of the reading pubbe. . 3 Arrangements are in progress fer the receipt of enrly heets froin the Britiety } toltshers, by which we shall tie able to pines ail oar re-prints iv tke b i ubout as soon as they can be furnished with the foress eopies. Although this will involve a very lurve outlay on our part, we shall con inue to furnish the Periodicals at at the suine low rates as heretofure. viz: . For suy ope of the four Reviews, per annurn &3 op . For ahy two of the four Review 35, 5 ; {Whis.) Driisom KEVIRW, (Free (Liberal ) EW, GH Macazixe { it tary € hands of subseri be rs, . . “ own . Por any three of the four Review 4y 7% Por al: four of tae Reviews. 8 wo . For Blackwood s Magaz%ics, 3 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 09 ; Por Blackwood and four Revietys, 10 00 ae YMENiS to be made in all caves IN ADVANCE i oney current ¢ stute Where i = . x ov s la a. urrent ip the state Where issaed will be receivad CLUBBING. A discount of twenty five Per cent from the shove pri ces will be alowed to clubs ordering four or more co 4 8 Pot any one or more of the above works Ti : : . Copies of Blackwood, or of Measeacn syne ‘ Tg OF UF One Review, will be ser one address for $6: four eqn} } <P tsi z ae ah) our copies of the four Revie Blaekweod for 350: nad <., on ese ) "fay oe i . In all the prince’ pal Cities be delivered, tt ‘a th pe Seat Pure Pg ae When sent by mat, the postave te us part of _ ou i ) States Wili be but @ : Foy ser oa" land but 12¢ 24 Cents a Year fi § Blvekwood,” as errs 2 Cents a year) r cat of the Reviews Lomittaneces ane COMM Mitigation s should siways be x ddressed, post paid. to the Pubblishe ; ietea edict \ g, % : ‘ ia =EON ARD SCOWT & Coa., i 84 GULD STREET, NEAY \ ' N. B.—L.S.& Co have Fecenhiy published . How for sale, the “ PF ARMER’s GUipp.> by Heury Sto. Phens. of Edinburzh, and Prof , of Yale Colles . phens. ¢ burch, and Prof, Norton, of Yale Cofleze, . New Havon, complete in 2 vols , royal tavern, ¢ mtainineg } 1608 pages, i stecl and 600 woud ¢ nevravineer Price in } Must binding, 36 5 : TP? This work isnot the old “took of the F jy Reseserratren and (hrown upon the +2 ‘hha . and have arn” late imirket jns . : . Wots . Card Notice, HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire inbiog terest of dawns Poxstos, in the Stuck of Goods and ' Store known asthe “Golega and Mineral Puint Store,” twill carry on the Gro ery and Provision Business under the style and firm of M. HW. Fuuston © Co , at the o d Stand in the *Empire Building,” Moon Street, Nevada, where they Trave a fulll and weil selected stock off Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Lae quore. and Mining Tools, . Which they will sell wholesate or retail, at vi ry low prices . forcash. Gome and see, Nevada, Dec'’r Bist. 1853. M.H. Puxstox, M.H, FUNSTON. _ Tleyry Mitts, °7-3in SASH & DOOR FACTORY, By. P. STILES, Corner of Pine aud Commercial stts, 37-im DRS. DEN & CARMAN, PHYSICIANS AND SUR GEONS, Office in Mr. Davis’ Brick Building, BROAD ST.—NEVADA. NevaDa CITY. t Real Estate Agency, AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE RCHANTS, Mechanics, Hotels, Restaurants { Anos houses’and Miners supplied with feetp 58 . hort roiice. Particular attention paid to furnishing fam. ies with help. ({3~ Orders prompuy attended to. Houses, Farms, Cinims, and Lots. bought and sold. Stores, Lots, and flouses rented. Office at ELT’s i ——— Depot, next door to Dayis brick baildioy, Brow eet, : pure L3-5an,

is cali pene Expressly for the Journal. Y TELEGRAPH, ee re ie t . Is RELATION TO STOVES AND STOVE Pipes, The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . All owners, occupants and lessees of any Store, Ware . House, Dwiiing, or other building in which Stoves or . Grates are kept shall extend the pipe, or cause the same . to be done, at least twenty four inches from the outward Suffering of Col. Fremont.—Arrival of . side of the building or roof, and the same distance above Col. Bubbitt.— Recovery of Capt. Guna a as naa dum.—Desertion of . 70me metal or fire proof plate leaving a space of four inn Memorun € of ches between the pipe and the partition, siding or root . Walker’s men. . through which it passes. and all persons who shall be RES eS re found 2g, iowa of this Ordinance, on un ex i SEIS ° . -/ amination before a Justice of the Peace shall be fined in Senatorxial cee tS ig s Bill In . the sum of Twenty Five Dclars and costs, and in default definite ly postpone ° of a execution shall issue for the same . Adopted pares See ae ; feDruary 16. 1754, WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. DUEL ONE MAN KILLED. SIDNEY C, HERBERT, Cleric. ‘s4-4w From the Unien Extra. SackaveENTO, March 9,1 o'clock, P.M. i‘f this morning a o clock. interesting intelligence from Salt Lake. Steaier Goliah left at San Diego U.S. war Portsmouth, and steamer sau bext day for the Gulf of California. in search ; Liiteusters Ui bast Cel, Babbitt Secretary of Ciah came up on the Goliah. on his way te Washto take the Goliah—having come to San Ber-. havaio in eighteen and a half days from Salt Lake. He left that place on the 4th of July : when seven days ont from “Utah,” Col. Bab‘ ntt encountered Col. Fremont who was making ‘<2 ’ } + i: ny Ye. 1 > his way by the central route to San Francis co Fremon wid exposure. hiis party when ove ‘ ’ , BP's Col, Babbitt, rtaken by The nicht the ‘+t, one of Fremont’s men had dropppi bi i from his horse, dea and had with him seme [4 men, 7 or 8 being I) af ty ] if y} t Vas GQ IOGL of suk V on the ¢reund Ll ihey had j got out of Rinow ti I< ad ’ kre rout sts ta] Wil i boa little flonr, trusting to ius Indians to provide subsisteues by hunting. But game became so eft. he was wh. But ’ Fae . 4 eRe } , } hic wea still determined to make his way thr ‘ . “ ; Pay aie ee ee + : dome so. as the ronte which he has Taiccm iS aiYY ae ai i ia . ae 1 a most impracticable, by reaso 161 SHOW aha olii . aud Clue? HeCeSssuries, ws ue Cowid piel +30 ° 1 Fa _¢ ee Col. Babbite is fhe bearer of letters from Col. to his father-in-law, Col. Benton. 18 of their mu Co}. Babbitt has the field not und othe fie. it was, who recovered the remains of thet ae ’ bd ‘ , gallant offi mid them baria Pires Dizce. Mare ti fier Walker left Eneenada. thes proceeded owards Sz Pomas,and San Veneenta, The } 4 } 4 . fore H th ! Ore TON rcduced . Pmen, by dany descruion, The e 4 } Mfeinpt 7 j da convent GOL tie LCHOCEGS t ' 3 ae > re . . of Santa f t EA t. proved @ pcrlect i i NOt a ie Wihapilant aticneding, 1! n-ofwar Portsniout! rrived he ? ? VeSTCreia s iGwir f coast Sh entered +3 ? ”? } ry ‘ ~ ‘ > Tie pany faan Y Hii, ana Pod S Pantos, ang has kent : ht look cut to prevent any vio' a . alin tte mM of tHe su Mexico. by Persons clatiting to be citizens of t United States ? > ] e hha oN et he Portsmouth was visited by several o A iif . wer Caltlorniuus Wit le in tne Bay of : ; : Le Vhic ae ‘ i} p i : :Lid aha prop. , dy it ic ie ru , 1 ¥ a ih it OF oa J t Dade La ber id i ( CU tt Se OCH . iO } } ] } ae? Ze ! PHN Us Aa haoshay * Olt il t “7 finds. . but ah Aiaerican Zon, LV= ng bere. ahd lioids a large esta L r Calbas ° . . . Walker's } wiv, ANG @H agree that They have me gd. and tidal we Whoie moveinent vat } rl ul eel os . 2 a hOCN, ‘ie \i. [a tus Senate Mr. Crenskaw has moved taut n i ty baennitersy postpened, On Wilke a ~ discussion ensued. No vote will be taken oh ra] tt a } tr 1a Vhe wiil b posrponca, Is! mounts toa defeat of the Electionists, but will eome up avain in another form and probab!y su med, snd Mr. Themas of. a duel A Pcen ar + o'clock. Dickson of San Francisee, a out te iievnt wX IN SAHT TO OC Dr. Dickson’s Vhomas’ seetook place at j Y Te this afternoon. between P. W. Thomas of Placer mnty, and Dr. Diekson of San Franeiseo, at the Oak Grove House, on the Nevada Bat two shots were fred. Dickson rold. uot touched by wround between his feet, Crenshaw’s bill has been indelinitely postponed. Assembly bill rejected by the Senate. Justices Court.—Before T. W. Col burn. Trial of the right to certain mining claims—Isoa’d et al on Thursday last—the first jury being unable to agree. The claims in controversy were purchased by the plaintiffs of. Rochford & Co. the original locators and former proprietors and a day or two subsequently the defendent entered upon the’ claims, under a plea that Rochford & Co. had failed during their occupancy to cons form with the mining laws of Mancenita District in which the claims are situated. The real question upon which the case turned, was whether the plaintiffs’ ground was liable to be re-located by the defendent prior to the expiration of t en days, from { the date of their purchase for any alleged . 1854. ‘he . failure on the part of Rochford § Co. bringing highly : loop . Territory, He arrivedat San Diego just in time sacl lost 7 of his men by starvation! Amon the tah . two} " Twenty Five *. this county f i o cloek. was shot! the rizht side below the heart. Thomas was! ~* ; . , ! Dickson's ball, it struck the vs Nathan Hawk. This case came up for trial a second time! the eaves; and where said pipe passes through any board or canvass partition, siding or roof, it shall bei hrough , ORDINANCE NO. 4. Tn Relation to fast Riding. . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain ss follows: No person or peosons shali drive or ride aby horse, mul 'oruny other avimal through the streets in any pace more . rapid than a slow galiop or trot. . No person or persons shall drive or ride any horse, mult or other animal over any bridge within the town of Nevada. in any pace faster than a walk. And each und every person who shall be found guilty Colunibus, to of a violation ot this Ordinance on an examination befor ja Justice of the Peace, shali be fined in a sum not exeeedjing Fifty pollars and costs. to default of payment, execution shall be issued for the saine. 1 1854. WILLIAM J. KNON. Pres, SIDNEY ¢. HERBET, Clerk. , ORDINANCE NO. 5. In relation to tue Disturbance ot the Peace. . The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: } Seevion 1 Any personor persons, Who shall have com. mitted any breach of the peace or uny other act mentioned in section Ist and 2d of Ordinance No. 1, shall, upen complaint being made betore upy Justice of the Peace, by . any persou or citizen. be proceeded against in the same j . mmunner as if arrested bp the Murshallor Watehman whi.e . committing the same. That any Justice of the Pence be . tore Whom auy somplamnt shall be made shall have power to issue a Warrant in ail cases where the Marshall shail _i have power tu execute an arrest as prescribed in section . Ist of Ordinance No. 1. Section 2. Any persen, other than the Mershall or} Watchman whe shail make complaint us prescribed in . section ist of Uhis Ordinance, without the censent of the . Corperation Attorhey, shall, if upon examination such . j Justice find the Charges preferred frivolous. be tined in the . suin of tue custS if the proceedings. Adopted February 1G, Sod. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres, Sipney C. Herperr. Clerk. 44-lin { _ ORDINANCES NO. 6. i no relation to Sidewalks. . Lhe Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: ! No person or persons shall in any way obstruct or en. cumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Ne. vada...Ami each and every person found guilty of a vi. olation or this Ordinance on au examination betore a dus . tive of the Peace shall be fined in asum not exceeding Doiiars and costs, Tn default of payment, ; execution shall be issued for the same. Adopted Febru. . sry 16, Is. WILLIAM J. KNOX, Pres. . ny ©. Werperr. Clerk 44-1m . iJ Y Ordinance No, 7. Tn relation to Taxes. } s of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: . i every person in the town of Nevada shall pay . t ove fourth per cent onthe smount of taxabie property, coeds and chattels, with which said persons are . #asessced by the Corporation Assessor. Adopted February . 1. 1S, WILLIAM J. KNOX. Pres, Mipvev ©. Hrereerr, Clerk 43:1m } . j ° r a) " . ry ik’ § Ordinance No, 8, In relation to Games. The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Auy person or persons who are the owaers or Kecpers OF . tay house wherein are kept Billiard, Lansquenet, or any other inbies for the purpose of gaming, shall obtain from . (he Trustees of the Towa of Nevada, a Heense to keep the . sulie. Also, any keeper of a Bowling Saloon shall obtain ¢ for the same. 3 Billiard Tables three mouth, en¢ de shall pe: vs... For license to Keep Lan-! syuenct tables three month, each table shall pay Pritcen Pollurs...Por a Hcense to keep a Keno table three . months, erch table shall pay Fifty Dollars.. . Fur hie . cense to Keep ote? tables for the purpose of Gaming thiee months, exch table shall pay Ten Dollars... For ali sjowling Saloon three months, the owner or keeper shall psy Ten Dollars, Adopted Feb. 16. le54. Monsey C. Hersertr, Clerk. WM. 5. KNOX, Pres, Ordinance No, 9, Peense . "CHEE TH Keep : y + o< fir Yesuth Tire Prustec mn to drawing mouey froin the Treasury. ro) ‘own of Nevada do ordain as follows : y ont of the Treasury any sum Oo lwouey wilhomt Orst receiving on Grder for the same. hed by Uhe Poosident of the Board of Trustees. and coun. ' Adopted Feb. 16, 1854. .iMerBerr, Clerk. WM. J. KNOX, Pres. of th ester shail not pr m4 bites i MLUDNEY ¢ fivdinance No. 10, Amendment to (irdinance No, 1. Istees of town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section 2d of Ordinai No. 3. ce the duties of AOWD Ofcers, and fixing the omount of thcir several bonds, is hereby ainended, su as to read es follows : Section Yd 1 the arrest of any person or persons under the 2 of Seciion 1 of this ordinance, such person or per li be forthwith taken before a Justice + of the Peace of Ney: ‘ownship, if such » Justice Of ie . Pence ¢i ¥ found; otherwise such person er per. SOUS SO rested shall be committed to the counyt j:ai of ,orsuch other place as this Board may by or. dinauce direct. And as soon as practicable the person or persons who made the said all notify a Justice of . the Pence of Nevada town Moanid arrest. . Aud the Justice of the Pes re Whom such person or . persons may be brought. or of whose commitment he may be holided aa aforesaid, shall proces phe ar the foresnid of d us soon thereafter as . determine any charge or charges . ugainst such person or persons; and OF per xto the said jail of Nenay be provided by tits Bourd from ti to time dur steh investigation: ' And ifthe ssid Justice of the Peace shall find it necessary heinsy ctlbupon the Corporation Attorney to conduct the . tivest tion, And if, upon ea full hearing of the facts, . such arrested person or persons shall besiound guilty of » charges preferred against them, the Justice of the . Peace sindi fine them in any sum not exceeding one hun. dred dollurs and costs; und in default of the payment of . the same, shail be im inthe County Jai aot more . Adopted February 20, ted4. WM J. KNOX, Pres. vhich ts nay conmmidt vade con thirty day tiiteti ~ Sip U. HerBerT, Clerk. * Grdinance No. LL. In relztion to Public Shows. Phe Trustees of the towa of Nevada, do ordain as follows; : All persons, owners or keepers of theatrical and e pues triun shows. mensgeries or other piblic exhibitions of whatever nature or kind shall tor each and every exhibi. lion pay the sum of fifteen dollars, of whieh sum ten dol. tars shall be paid into the treasury, and five dollars shall . be paid to the marshall, whose duty it shall be. te be pres. . entatevery such extibition for the purpose of preserving . order. Adopted Peb, 22d. 1=54. W. J. KNOX, Preo't. Sipnew C.Uersert, Clerk. : . j 4 i . Ordinance No. 12, . To Prevent tne Firing of Guns. Pistols, &e. H The Trestees of the town or Nevada. do ordain as follows: Ib shiall not be lawful for any person or persons to discharge within the iseorperated fimits of this town any de. scription of fire-arms, (except in houses appropriated and j used for that purpose.) or fire crackers, or other species of . lire Work, unless it be between the hours of 6 and 5 o'clock } POM. And ali persons violuting this ordinance shall upen . conviction, before a Justice of the Peace, for every offence . i be fined ina imprisonment for a period not to exceed three days. “ Adopted Feb. 22d, 18o4, W.d. KNOX, Pres’t Sipsey C. Uereenrr, Clerk, j } Tn relation to the issuing Lieenees, The Trustees ef the town of Nevada do ordain as follows: Ordinance No, 13, . Adopted Pebruary 16. . oeii-iw i suui not more than ten dollars and costa, ort i San Francisco Advertisements, Sawyer, Johnson & Co. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS yl Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Turpentine; Varnishes, putty, brushes, gold leaf, bronze, Artisis Colors, Tools, &c., Nos. 105 and 107 Clay street, between Sansome and Vattery streets, San Francisco, Mar?-3m Buiter, } i i 406 200 do . 150 do 100 do ‘ 100 casks choice 2000 tbs. Butter ir 10000 lus, Cheese in tins. beft ever imported to the state; , 150 Cases refined Lard, in smuil tins; 100 Tierces and barrels superior Lesf Lard; ALSOQ-—EX rate. 45—Im LORD & WEBB, . EMPORTERS WM. B. SAWYER, SILAS W. JOHNSON. Cheese and Lard. Ar 81 CLAY STREET, aBove FROST STKEET. Firkins, New June Orange county Buiter; do Goshen Battier; do Delawsrecounty Butter; do Chatague counly Butter; Butter in 22 ib. kitts; 2 10, 20 and Se Ib kegs ; CLIPPER SHIP “EAGLE,” 65 Firkins Choice Selected Butter, for Family use. The above lot of Butter has been seleceed by toyself in New York, and shipped by me expressly for my own trade, and will, I think be found on examination superior to any oifered in this market, and wsfl be sold at the lowest WM. B. WEIR, Clay st. above Front, San Francisco. OF BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street. beiween Mer chant and Washington, San Franciseo, have in store n arge wd varied stock of Blank Books. Stationery and Paper of every deser New York. which th consisting in part of BLANK BOOKS-——-Ft iption. received by late arrivals from vy Offer tors le st the lowest prices, land Haif Bound : PAP EAS —Letter, cap, brief, bill, bath, common and pocket post 5 PRINTING ant WRAPPING and qualities ; INKS—Mavnard & N fluid : PAPERS—xzssorted sizes oyes’, David & Black's, and Arnold’s PLAYING CARDS—Cohen’s. Hart's, Felt’s and Fisk’s: PENCTILS—Faber's, tine ond drawing : ENVELOPES—Buff, note nnd official. Copying and Seal Pre Leiier Hooks; Letter Clips; Ches« Men: Baekgainmeon beards Dice: Dominoes; ; steel Pens of all kinds; Gold Pens; Patent Rubber; Rubber bands; . Botting Paper and Boards; Curd Bourd; Printers’ Cards: Vafers and Sealing Wax; Port monnuaies; Pocket Books: Banker's cuses, Me Pay’s, Haskin’s and Mordant’s wriwhite. cLameled and fancy, letter, ALSO——~ 88e5; Combs; Brushes; indelible Ink ; Curmine Ink; — : Noturial seals and wafers; Gana Labels; Colton and jinen twine: Whitney's. Draper's and Silfiman’s inkstands; Pccket Inkstands; Sand Boxes; Wafer Cups, Leiter Stamps; Paper Folders; Paper Weights; Plack Sand; to Beals, Poeket Cuttery, &e. We are constantly receiving additions to tho abeve stock to which we invite the attention of the trade, LORD & WEBB. 132 Sansome st. bet. Washington and Merchant, Dee 16-3m is = HINGLING HATCHETS—75 doz Breed’s shing. ‘$3 ling hetchets, Nos. t and 2. for sale by ALONZO Wi San Francisco. {RELER, x4 and 86 Davis st. Niners’ Exchange & Saving Bank. {Armory Hall, Cor of Montgomery g+ Saramento Sts* San Francisco, by Dr. A. 8S. Wright. . EPGOT tor the United States reception of Guld Dast for the Mint at San Francisco. The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will . be in full operation iwa very short tine. Dr. Wright . is now fully prepare . remittances made ft d to receive and receipt for al! ww eoinage, he will, when required, make liberal advanees and remittances of Gold Dust at one and al allow the same rate main over the time 44-3 4-oOINn Story, Redington & Co, ialf per cent interest, he will also > of interest when the funds rerequired for the coinage. A. S. WRIGHT. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in micals, Perfumery, Funcy Articles, &c. Stone Buiid: eq DRUGS and MEDICINES ,Chew ng, Sansome, cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California. Agents for Osgoc . Balsam of Wild C cines, Cuorbeti’s Sh iG 3 fixir and Hy 1d°s India Cholagegue, Wistar’s herry, Graefenberg Co.’s Medi akers’ Sarsapariila, Dr. Llunt’s atts Balsam From the fact that ene of our firm will reside per mauently inthe A tlantie States, and superintend .in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping _ of goods for this warket, we later ourselves that we can offer superiour advantages, both in quality and price, to any oltliers in our Jine of business. imarech 10-3in Srory, Repineron & Ce. Geedman & Bros. oO) Front street, Sin Francisco, ‘\ 7 HOLEXAUE Pork, Lacon Meal, JAS. H.GOODVAN. ¢ AC AINST THE GOV ‘ip A. BRINSM dealers in Butter, Cheese, Lard, » Hams, Beef, Vish, Rice and seplG-3m 212.3. E. GOODMAN. LUCIUS BELL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, ERNMENT ofthe UNITEDSTATES . ADE has removed his office to Sherman's Buildings, No. 146 Mentgomery st. where he will cont against the Federal CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col. Ste-! inne the prosecution of Claims Govermen! embracinge— venson’s Regimeut of New York Volunteers, for bounty lauds, extra pay and trsnsportation allow. ances. CLAIMS of the the California Batt offices and men who composed ahon of Volunteers under Lieut. . Col. Jehn C. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears ef CI.AILMS of the jand marines, on ve tion for services in . che United States i Loft California and \ i lstef Mareh, 1252, approved August 3 . pay, and extra pay. officers, petty officers, scamen count of additional compensan the Pacifie Ocean, on the coast lexico, frcm 13th May, 1846, to provided tor by xets of Congress, ist, 1852, and March 3d, 1833. —ALSO-— CL AIMS for indemnity on aecount of losses oc, casiened by Indian iof the citizens of the State : CLAIMS for ads execute treaties wi depredations upon the property and, ances nade to United States Indian Agents, to enable them to negoliate or to th the Indian tribes. Mr BRINSMADE has seeured the most reliable and effie'ent aid in Washington and claimants ma) fecLsure ot the moat attention possible. N. B.—He wiil < CONVEYANCIN JAMES H. LUCAS, JOHN SIMUNDS, Sy Louis. ilso give bis best attention to tr in allits branches. jani3-im 1 HENRY &. TURNER, BioNJ. R. NISBET, San Francisco. Lucas, Tarver & Co. BANKERS No 104 Montg¢ ymery strect, San Francisco. Draw at Sight, or on Time, in Sums to Suit, . American Exchange Bank, ON New York, ee oe Al! persons pursuing any business in which 2 license is } Wadeworth Sheldon SE ‘ required, shali pay the amount tothe marshall who ehall og _ ace? tae AE okt sive the person paying a receipt ; and on presenting such . 1Hos. Biddle Gg area TULADELPHTIA, j reecipts to the clerk of this board. he shall cause a license . t erdinand k enet & Co. 2221 N EW Orteans, } to be issued in proper form, signed by the clerk and coun. Lucas & Sirmends, 2.5.0.2: Sr. Lovis, tersigned by the president authorizing bim or them to prosJ. Curtis & @o.25. cs -LOUISVILLE, . eeute the business for which such license was granted for) joihs & PUEBUE Ss 5 oo nates sss CINCINNATI. the period for which they have paid. Ad opted F ebl2, 154 Samuel Harris & Sons,.-. BaLriMore. basa YC. We wipane. Clerk. W me. on eet aie Ke ee ation e PirrsBuRe ' + {een ge: . ? ORDINANCE NO. 14. J. H. Bureh & Co-.-.-Cuicag Amendment to Urdmance No 2. The Trnstees of the town of Nevada, do ordain as . at best market rates. . follows : . Ordinance No. 8, entitled ‘“ Ordinance in relation . to Games” is hereby amended so as to read as fol-} lows — i Any person or persons. who are the owners or ; keepers of any Bowling saloon, or any house wherein i are kopt Billiards, Lansquinet or any othor tables . for the purpose of gaming, shall obtain from the Jus-. . tices of the town of Nevada, a license to keep th . same ; and for every alley in any bowling saloon, and for every such gaining table, the owner or keeper thereof, shall pay for every three months the sum o! Ten Dollars. Adopted February 27, 1844, Las WM. J. KMON, Prest. Sipsey C. Hereert, Clerk. SUMMIONS., Qtate of California, County of Nevada. Grizzly Township, ss. Justice’s Court, before J.C. W yatt, J, P. The People of the State of Calitornia to J seph Me-. Kenzie: You are hereby summonea to appeur before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said H Township ,on Monduy, the 15th day of May. A. D. 1854.,} 'at 10 o'clock A. M., to answer the complaint of George . N. Elliott, who demands of you the sn » of Qne Hundred {and Fifty Dollars, the consideration for a mining claim . which he alleges to have sold you im May 1853 ; his com, plaint being now on file in my office. On failure so to. . 4ppear and answer, judgment will be rendered against ‘you for said sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dolars—to. . gether with interest, penalty and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 10th day of February, A. D i ' i . . . FOR SALE CHEAP. jary brought inaverdict in favor of the QNz HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Complaintiff's. Se Dr. T. A. Livermore, DENTIST. ee ‘Office on the North side of Broad street, just Below the ** White Hall.” Nevada, Des. Lith, 1852. Sirf. z Cc. W. YOUNG, Watchmaker and Jeweller, . * te Woes Cerner of Main and Cayota, streete, Nevada. August 10, 1853.~ Le-om a mercial neur Pine street. The house is now under . _ Rent of Eighty Dollars per Month. . . This property is situated in a desirable and improving . neighborhood. 43-tf . . For terms apply at the Real Estate Agency and Intelli. . gence Office, at FELT’S BOOK STORE, Broad street. iF ang ING HOUSE Lot on Broad Stre Pad ham ag = door above the Virginia House.— the jot is 18 feet front on Broad street, running back to . Spring street which it fronts about 26 feet. For u' ars enquire of A. O. FELT, At his Real Estate Agency, Broad street, E.R. BUDD, Journal Office. ‘Or of — ee AON oo RRS SRR RE MULE I MC FIRE ome 6 RMA BR IEE Se nS NT amie or Sale—A GOOD, COMFORTABLE! Seg cadena em &$Gold Dust, B -llion and Exchange purchased Jan 21-3m NEW STORE TRECTLY oppo Just received. a Well. call at STILE’ AND site the U. S. Hotel, Broad street — niMMENSE PILE of —— What ? 3S NEW BOOK and STATIONERS HALL, and see for yourselves, what A pile of Books selected with care,

To please the logician, or the gentle fair. Gr the staid old dame. who uses her **spees,” In reading the book, containing her texts ; Or the politician His recent campa Or the man ot bu To act I will say who doth wish to forget, ign. and drown all regret ; siness, with ruilway speed, ; please call and read. Of the poets were Byron, Moore and Shakespeare, Burns. Dante and Scott, that all readers revere, Milton, Cowper & Pope, Southly, Pollok & Hood, Longtellow and Croly. all pronounced very good. With Landon & Tupper, Coleridge, Ossian & Gray, Goidsmith & Campbell, & the Poets of America ; Besides we have works of the Female poets, Such as Sigourney’s, Norton’s, Hemeu’s & Howitt’s, And a sprinkling of other things, to wit :—2d vol Count Christovai, Fowler & Wells works. College Scrapes, Celes. BOOKS. . ae ENEERNe see special Manifes “The Spirits are around !”tati —“ You'd better b’lieve it ! ” L. P. FRISBIE, MEDIUM! . TAKES this me hod of informing all such un At the corner of Main and Washington sts., . unpressible individuals as are incapable of réceiving 45 spiritunl Manifestations on the Rochester Pian, that he is prepared to INTRODUCE SPIRITS of every i S’ ESe ti BE we. Without the aid of the Balance . ._»Epes Epm -Y Pole, Uron any Dinner Taste, variety of potencg, so that they may be . When they will go through various mancuvres, as ‘ong as they arecireula‘ed in conjunction with a Ser The whole te be accompani HORN N. B. No.1; Gentlemen ia want of *‘aid and comfort” in the above w onec. N B No2; None but Good Spirits “ on hand upon them an indifferent article. Remember the name of the Medium, 19tt GRAND AT Rosenheim or Tuvaters, whos: unique performances are better felt than described. corner or Main and Washington sts, Nevada cite emit ee ed by Faispie’s Ce.esratep * BAND. ay, Will make applicat’on at . consequently no one need fear to have pal.ned off BCG PSS oe og rc. califormia. TRACTION !! & Brot her, Main street, first door below Phelps’ Hotel, (palace ont inform their iriends and the are ccLstintlyeceiving, The Richest and M public in general, th t¢ they kave now on hand. and ost Extensive Stock of ; Wraiches and Jewelry Ever offered in the Mountain city. censisting in pa Magic cased Gold Hunting Levers,Cylinder Escapements, Detached Lever The make of Tobias, Johnson, Bees ey, French, ¢ . Fob and Vest Chains of the latest styles ; Seals, Ke other Jewelry; such as Gold Pencils, Pens, Tnim Broaches, Charme, and a great many other articles seleeted stock of Goods. P.5S. California Jewelry of almost every de Chronometers carefully repaired at the shortest fs " 3l-3m j call the particnlar attention of those desirous of sending Presents to their friend: at rt of s,Lepincs,&e. te. Also, Silver Watches of different kinds Guard, . ys, etc. to match, together with a fine assortment o! bles, Buckles, Slidcs, Breast Pins in their line, too numerous to meition. We would Nome, to our well scription made to order; Watches, Clocks and notice. __Rosevheim & Bro, WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY that they will CONTINUE BUSINESS At the Old Stand on Main Strect, LIQUORS can always be found. Dev23-35-2m Great Discovery. New Extension Diggings Eclipsed ! ‘By ARCHIBALD A. NicAiLLISTER & Co., AT THE MEAT MARKET, New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets. ' ue creat discovery bas been made that the Best Beef) and Vegetables in Nevada can always be found as . ROOVE.....% They kill none but American Carre of the best quality, and keep always on hand a good suppiy of meats of all Kind, and wild game. , the best that the market affords, 3o-2in The Business of the White Hall Stables ‘Will be continued by the uddersigned, who has stable . ‘'rocm fer OVER GONE HUNDRED HORSES, a GOOD ‘CORRAL and WAGON YARD. and plenty of HAY and BARLEY. Travelers and Wagoners will tind th:s the best ptace in town ior their animals, Also, A Grizzly Bear con be seen at the sume place. Oct. 27th, 1853. i 273m JAMES HOEL. HAIR DRESSING AND BATHING ROOMS. HE UNDERSIGNED may always be found at Main street, where they will Attend to Shaving and Mair Dressing , In the best manner. They have fitted up in connection with their Saloon, some Blegant Sathing 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. j x ’ 1 MEDICAL CARD. DR. W.G. ALBAN, ' PITYSICIAN AND SURGEON, FFERS his professional services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. OFFICK, AT LARK & ALBAN’S DRUG STORE, Opposite Phelps’ Hotel, Main st., Nevada city. Dec. 16th. 1853. 34-3m. . [= He has come again! <3 . ND LOCATED HIVSELF PERMANENS®LY in Nevida. As CONFPSCTIGNER, third door above the Nevada Bakery, on Main st., where he would be happy to receive his friends, and all those who are fond of the goed things of life. . The undersigned has rented the Store formerly kept by . C. Loveyl, next below Coleman’s Store on Main street, and he intends to keep constantly on hand. “A RD BBE sa Sse Of all kinds, (manufactured by himsel:) At WHOLESALE or RETAIL, 'such us Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon, Sassafras Wintergrcen, Hourhound, a favorite article of Molasses Candy, Lemon drops, Cinnamon, and a variety of other . kinds, too numerous to mention. The undersigned would invite all those who have hitherto been in the habit . of purchasing their candies in Sacramento, to call upon i him at his factory, and he will do as well by them as they . the naval and revenue service of . can do by going to Sacramento, Tlis motto will be to adhere to the old principle that A NIMBLE SIXPYNCE Is BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLING.” Al favers bestowed upon the young man who is pedling for him. will be gratefuily remembered, ticles of ny mannfactory. In the undersigned’s establishment, and in connection: on hand. Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes, Bread and Milk Variety of the © good things of Hie”.. He will also keep the best article of Cigars that California cun afford. He . would further state, that it is his determination to keep a STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON—and it will ever ; ; be his constant aim and study, to make his saloon a pieasant place of resort, for all those whe may favor him with ja call. He would take this opportunity, to tender his . gruteful acknowledgments to the citizens of Nevada, for . that very liberal patronage received from (cir hands in . gone by days, und he hepes by strict attention to business ; to merit and receive a continuance of the same. . Nevada. Jan. 20, 1854.30-4f JOHN 8. FOSTER \ [ a e . Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given that all persons heving i claims against the estate of Bensamin W. Hansry. deceas ed, that they are required to exhibit the same with the qo uchers thereof to the undersigned, within 10 months from the date hereof, or they will be forever barred ; and all persons owing debis to said estate are required to come forward and pay the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY, A dininistrator, American Bakery, Nevada city . Nevada, Feb’y 3d, 1554.—41-1m* . ORN’S Premium Flour; Ames’ S. H. Shovels; ' Suiffock in tins, do; Collins’ Axes; Chile co; Adams’ Plows: Buckwheat do; Nails; Ready Made Clothing; Boots. A Large and General Assortment of .GROCBERIES AND PROVISIONS, For sale by Z. WHOL. Marysville, Dec. 28th. South east corner of Plaza. Established in 1819. MEEKER & CO. K STREET, CORNER OF 4th, SACRAMENTO AVE now on hand, purchased at the present Unprecedented Low Prices. their usual large assortinent of Groceries. Provisions. Liquors, &c., . Which they offer forsale At Prices to suit tne present i ——— state of trade and stringency of the Money Mar i} ket. Persons purchasing of us may expect to get articles of j the best quality at tne very lowest prices Feb. 7th, 1854. MEEKER & CO. N. B.—No necessity for going to San Francisco to purchase Goods at less than eastern price® 42-2 1000 Dollars Reward. WILL give the above reward of $1000 for the safe delivery to the Jailor of Early Co. Georgia, of JOHN HH. ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert jail, on Monday night, the 17th inst. Seid Anderson was tried at the September term of the Superior Court of Early county, for the murder of Robert Thoinpson, and found guilty. “Said Andereon is about 26 years old, about five feet eight or ten inches high, stout built. a little inclined to be stoop shouldered, black hair and biack eyes, speaks quick when spoken to, has a ood set of iesth, his eye teeth a litile proj jecting. has ascar on his face under or near one of bis eyes, und weighs about 160 or 170 pounds ; is very quar . relsome when intoxicated, and is a man of very bad char. ! ; . ; } . ; } tin, Major Jone’s Courtship, Ellen de Vere, Tom Jones-. acter, Previous rewards tevoked. JOHN THOMPSON, Dow’s Patent Sermon 8, Modern Flirtations, Tom Cringle, A . The Two Dianas Valentines Comic Lectures, Clara More-. (43 4w) R C.WYATT, J.P. . land, Greely’s Statistical Almanac, Sam Slicks Wise Saws, Inks, Ink Stands, Bill ifooks, Colender’s Twine Boxes, Clips, Paper Cutters, Fancy Envelopes, Buff do, Stamp do, Paper of all kinds, Song Books, Blank dv, Violin Strings. Music Books, Instrumentai music, Postage Stamps. N. B. ness and satisfuction. Orders from the mountains filled with promptState of California, Nevada County, ss. OURT OF SESSIONS, Feb. term, Feb. 13th, A. D. 1834 Ordered that a Special Election be held inthe township of Little York, on Saturday the 4th day of March next, for the purpose of electing one Constable, to fill a vacancy now existing. Said election to be held established. A true extract from the minutes of the court of Sessions, Feb, term, 1854 if-id at the several precints heretofore Attest W. S. PATTERSON, Clerk, Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct. 19, 1853. 444f -_-H. DAVIS—BANKER. . FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEAR PINE, NEVADA. i RAFTS AT SIGHT, in sums to suit, drawn by Bur. goyne & Co. and Page, Bacon & Co. Pee Oe MA, 5S bn onins case ecco nec. tks LOU, Bebeo: & Co:. 6.. 2.. 8s sovetecscececceess NOW Vork, American Exchange Bank,........New York, Atlantic Bank,.<oscees seco ves. Saeee.. BOStOR, . 3. EB, Thayer tc Bro.. . ince. css nese o000,'s BOSON, . Philadelphia Bank,.. trteerseeeeeeseee-—.Philadelphia. . Saale tee BiGties 6 5. fos iti ccckcee ks .-Baltimore. . Louisiana State Bank.. 00 oo. oo. LLIN, Orleans . Hutchings & Co......+.+..0.4.2-++.Lanisville. . F. S. Goodman & Co.,.., cea cares 1s tte ereeececeene Pittsburgh, . E. Huth & Co. iS Suse. 6st ics ec Mp” Geld Dust bowsti Browse weg Pati ust bought. Treasure received on sit. Feb. 19, 1854. I, Dave Bb ped pbb me inform their friends and patrons Plain and Fancy Note Paper; . Where a FULL ASSORTMENT of choice WINES andi Also, VEGETABLES, ; Saloon connected with Phelps Hotel, on! with his variety of confectionery, he wiil keep constantly Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pownd Cakes—in short, a , REMOVAL Fm VEE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Nevada and the public in general. that he has remov‘ed his Stock of Goods and entire busincss to his new Fire-Proef Brick Building, next adjoining his old stand on Broad street, where ke is ' prepared to serve his customers with a large and well setected Stock of Goods, which will be sold at moderate . . profits. . { # Goods will be delivered to regular customers as follows: On Mondays—Wood’s Ravine. Long Hollow and Rush _ creek. On Tuesdays—-Shelby Flat and Brush creek. On Wednesdays—Lijtle Deer Creek, Gold Ian and Peck’s Ravine. On Thursdays—Musquito creek. Dec. 2, 1852. oves Mf. DAVIS, ! (ertificate No. 132, for one share ef stock in the Chyote anu Deer Creek Water Co. drawn in fuvor of Win HH. Spencer, January 15th. 1852. Any person baving said certilicate in their possession will plense inform seeretary of the company, or three months from this date new script for said share will be issued and the above declnred nul! and void 3e::5m* JAMES FITZ JAMES. Seq’y. aaa SSE ee RD Ohad QIGHT CHECKS en Sacramento and . San Prancisco in sums to suit purchasers at ; par. dJan’y ist. 754. H. DAVIS. UCCESS. UNPRECEDENTED t { ; ‘ . ——— } i SECOND EDITION, SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Penknife Sketches, or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK, . “4 written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, sod dedicated to that class of the citizens by the autho Handsomely embellished with ‘Twenty Soven Wood Engravings of California scenery ch biaca dents. The second edition ef this book, the most nomslar ever published on the shores of the Paciiicis Jus, t-svep from the press, with QNE NEW CHAPTER. and earetully revised by “GLp Block.” } . ' \ . A SERTES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETTERS . . Cents. Firry Dotuars per 100-—Eignr Do tars per Doz. SINGLE COPIES, OnE DoLiarR. CURLE BROTHERS, sooksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, Third St, next Post Office, Sacramento. . Dec30 -2m ' . WELLS. FARGO « Cov’s \NEW YORK, EUROPEAN & CALIFORNIA . Express and Banking Company, 5; MO as cnet nnn soe coe 520,060. Principat Orrices—I6 Wall street, New York.— xpress Building, Montgomery street, San Fran; ¢cisco.—&, Place de la Bourse, Paris. {. WELLS, FARGO & UO. dispatch an Expres ito New York and every city and town of the A i tie States, by every Steamer of the regular line yuo. ning between New York and San Francises, both . i by the . Niearagua and Panama Routes. jaccompanied by a Special Messenger on exch steamer. . A DAILY EXPRESS (accompanied by Meszenigers) is received and dispatched at San Francisco, {from and to Sacramento and all the towns in the . He wiil always have with him, the best ar. Northem Mines Also, from and to Stockton dnd }all towns in the Southern Mines. ; .Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior ,of Oregon, is dispatched by each steamer of the Mail Line. i Their Express to EUROP# is dispatehed via . New York and the steamers of the Collins’ Line. SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia. . Boston, >t. Louis and Cincinnati . almo-t all the principal cities and towns in the At. lantic States and the Canadas. ' EXPRESS OFFICE axp BANKING JIOUSE, NEVADA, Tire Proof Buiiding, Main Street. WELLS, FARGO & CQ. 39 tf C W. MULFORD., Ag't. ea. ee . For Sale. t HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE in Nevada. . city, . 20 Tous first rate Hay. . ( 32-46 { . AB. GREGOK Yi . OOKS! BooKs! ELIEVING that the high price of books has been a} hindrance to reading, and prejudicial to generai intelligence, W. P. BROWNE, has opened a Cheap Book Store § circulating Library, on Broad street. two doors below the US. Hotel, where he will sell or loan books at one third lower rates tien they can be durchased for elsewhere in Nevada. Hayiug made arrangoments with a triend at the Gay to forward books, he will constantly add to his supply ull the new . works of popular and standard authors. Also, AUantic, San Francisco and Skcramento papers. Mazazines, &e. For the accommodation of his enstomers he will keep . on hand POSTAGE STAMPS and STAMPED ENVEL. 4l—3m. OPES, at government price. 5 ie . H. DAVIS, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET, . HAS IN STORE 20.000 Ibs. Sack and Barrell Flour ; 7,500 ibs. Trish Potatoes; 58,060 Iba. Barley; 4,000 Ibs Butter, large and small packages: 5,000 Ibs Bacon Sides and Hames, 1,009 Ibs Lard : 3.000 Ibs Clear Pork: . 2.000 !bs Chop Feed; 7,590 ibs Tron and stee 1,709 Ibs Sperm Candies; 30 kes Nails; 301 cases Sheif Goods, comprising every Veriety of j Fruils. Vegetables, Fowl Meats, &c. ALSQ--0A General assortinent of Queens end Hard Ware, Mining Teols, &c. The abovr goods have been purchased for CASH, and will ve sold at prices to siit thie times, Nevada, Jan’y 6th, 1354. H. DAVIS. . BOOKS! BOOKS!! KOOKS!!!” J[ HAVE RECEIVED by iate arrivals from New York large additions to my previous Stock of Bound & Blank Books, Stationery, &c. . Including a large variety of Bound Books, by standard authors. Complete Setts of Russia bound Account Books. full and half bound Cap and Quarter Blank Books, Tuck Memorandums. Diarys for 185 white, blue, bath, gilt, ruled, plain arid fancy Letter paper, English and American Foolscap Paper—Ruled and Piain, Lawyer's Long Foid and English Brief Paper; Emboxsed Gilt, Damask. Laid, Plain and Ruled Note Paper ; a large variety of Buff and White Envelopes, ulsé assorted «izes of Legal and Cloth Envelopes ; embossed, plain, ivory, enamelled, note and wedding envelopes. Red. blue and black INKS. of all sizes, Scuoor Books for sale cheap. avery Variety of Playing Cards—numbering over 30 different kinds—by the gross or otherwise. Owing to my large stock of Novels and Cheap Publica. tions. . have this day reduced them to New York prices viz. at 25 and 50 cents each. A large lot of GOLD PENS manufactured to order—just received by the last Steamer. Also Fine Pocket Cutlery. Port Folios, Albums, &c. §-¢" Newspapers, Magazines and Novels received by every steamer. Subscription received for Newspupers, Magazines and Period CHAS. W. MULFORD, At the Office of Wells. Fargo & Co. 42tf Main Sireet, Nevada, Rings, Lockets, . Te Postage to any part of the United Stotes, Twetvs . biane . Also, payable i} . The above is in fine order, and will be sold low for eash. . 4, Pass and Time Books, . BOGTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, THE un lersigned beg to ret. ro h's thanks w the citizons of Nevadafor the liberal patronage thus far be stow A «4 upon his establishment, andto inform them that he is now ready tw wait on them . \In his New Brick Store, lately erected on corner of Main and Commercial sts., Where he hus been doing bnsiness for the last two years land a Lait, His Stock isnow LARGER and the VARIE } TY GREATER than at any former time, having been se. leeted personally from the Best Houses in San Francisco, . which, with the praciical experience of the undersigned , . cnnnot filto give satisfection to all, All work purchesed jat this establishment, if it rips before having done reasenab'e service, will be Repaired Pree or Crarér Having established himself permancuily in Nevada, the ugdersivned is desirous that his work shal commend hint to public confidence and faver. and it will be bis constant nim to accomplish thig object by doing jiistice toi He has also on hand an assortment of Saddlery, Harness, hips, Spurs, &e. Se. N. , Rh. Surgery performed on eld Beots aud Shoes as al, by mending the broken; Leather Soles pat on . Rebber Boots and Shoes, thus renderingthem more durable and less injurious to heaiih. . Aa There will ulso be a PRACTICAL HARNESS 414. . KER in readiness to make and rspair at short notiee. wud } on reasonable tornas. P. J. ESPENSCHEID, oor Corner of Main and Commercial sts PACIFIC BESTAURANT. At “Main Street Bridge,” Nevada. are UNDERSIGNED having purchased . the entire interest of his former partner, respec tfuily announces, thet it is his intention to make this ‘Favorite Restaurant Equal to any of the kind in the City. . Every endeavor shall be used, ind no expense spored, te imeke Uiis place a COMFORTABLE AND QUIT . HOUSE for their entertainment. And te isin hopes thet j with the co-operation of those who have been in his om. ploy since the opening of the nbove establishment. to falSy moet the wants of the publie in wenerul . And my individual exertions shall be used to give satisfaction to wll Who may give mea call, ; T shal! don ensh business. upon the most reasonable terns; und strictly adhere to temperance principles, as . heretofore. Neynda City, Nov. 28d, 14333 } Shee S. W. GRUSH. . W.B. Weare ready te give MEALS TO . ORDER at all reasonable hours, and O¥S . TERS every cvening ot reduced prices. WM. M. STEWART. NILES SEARLS. STEWART & SEARLS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. . Offec on Broad strect in Davis’ Fi . ss Briek,ap-stairs, Weenda’ . 7ee! _™” ILLTAM M. Stewarr, District Attorney. 32° ¢ , quis Istompe?r . usu Great Mtiraction. iN=®s CSLIFORNIA JEWELRY and Watchmaking Establishment,Commer. cialst. Nevada City.--The above house having ; one of the best workmen in the State, will Manufaeture . California dewelry of every description, at the shortest . possible notice, Also---ENGRAVING Well Exccuted, DLAMONDS set to order. Gentiemen desiring Gold Headed or otherwise ornamented Canes made wiildo well (tO vive usa eall. S4-lin j ee ., Tae fg Dr. 1f.-V. BICKNELLE, . Eeleetre Physician and Surgeon, Office on Broad Stivet. 2d Door above the Un i On Hotel, )* RICE NEGL is a graduate of thc Aloepathic School—practiced six years aceording to its heories and principles, then adopted the Eclectio “ystem. and O48 practiced it titteen years. Ho cures all diseases withoat the nse of mereurv or any other , Poisonvus tiinerals. The medicines he uses are . purely »1 €., rovtsand herbs and their ox. tracts and compoumds ; DK. Bl KNELL is also a Dentist, and will plug teeth with pure gold tor $3 a cavity, and extract tecth for 32 each. . _ His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Oct 21, 3853: , vegetable 26-tf ra ‘ TALE Sp ae Yee Provision Store and Shovel Depot. Li M. W. BURNETTE respectfully in4¥ Hi forins her Jate husband’s customers, aud the pubite generally that she will continue the business at the old place, on Broad st., acarly opposite the court house, where she is now receiving a New and Superior Supp'y ef Goods, consisting of Hareaear. . f1OOCETIES and Provisions, ofall ki ds, <x noth for Hotel Keepers and Miners, which will selfon the mest reasonable erms, and wh : quality are inferior te none in the mark: t ¢ i examine her goods and teriis. Sept. 16 2l-21n Vas. M W. BURNETTE. ee ners Seas Eee Manhene nae Sis ‘HeRl ape se yf ‘RINGER CHURGHHAN & MACHINERY, LAW OFFICE, . Corner of Montgomery and Commercial sts., San Francisco . J. CHUURCHMAN, Will attend the sessions of Nevada District Court. A4-tt TMs RRPPE OE QUARTERLIES, ‘BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE LEONARD, SCUTT & Co., New York, continue to 1m ' ! publish the followin British Perieiests. f =1 THE LONDON QUARTRRLY REVIEW (Couse rvative ) . 2% The BDI \.BURGH 3. The NORTH . Church.) t. The WESTMINSTE? REV? > BLACK WOOD'S EDINBE R {'Lory.] The present critical state ot Luropean «fairs will render these publications unusually intercodig during the year 1854. They will occupy a Middle ground betyeen the hastily written news items, crude speculations. fried flying rumors of the d tily duurnal, and the ponder is . Tome of the fature historian. w liten after the living interest and excitement of the vreat political events of the time shall have passed away. [t is to these periodicats . that readers must look for the only really int liigible and j relinbie history of current events, and ‘as such, in nddi. tion to their well established literary, scientific, and Lhew logical charecter, we urge thein upon the consideration of the reading pubbe. . 3 Arrangements are in progress fer the receipt of enrly heets froin the Britiety } toltshers, by which we shall tie able to pines ail oar re-prints iv tke b i ubout as soon as they can be furnished with the foress eopies. Although this will involve a very lurve outlay on our part, we shall con inue to furnish the Periodicals at at the suine low rates as heretofure. viz: . For suy ope of the four Reviews, per annurn &3 op . For ahy two of the four Review 35, 5 ; {Whis.) Driisom KEVIRW, (Free (Liberal ) EW, GH Macazixe { it tary € hands of subseri be rs, . . “ own . Por any three of the four Review 4y 7% Por al: four of tae Reviews. 8 wo . For Blackwood s Magaz%ics, 3 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 09 ; Por Blackwood and four Revietys, 10 00 ae YMENiS to be made in all caves IN ADVANCE i oney current ¢ stute Where i = . x ov s la a. urrent ip the state Where issaed will be receivad CLUBBING. A discount of twenty five Per cent from the shove pri ces will be alowed to clubs ordering four or more co 4 8 Pot any one or more of the above works Ti : : . Copies of Blackwood, or of Measeacn syne ‘ Tg OF UF One Review, will be ser one address for $6: four eqn} } <P tsi z ae ah) our copies of the four Revie Blaekweod for 350: nad <., on ese ) "fay oe i . In all the prince’ pal Cities be delivered, tt ‘a th pe Seat Pure Pg ae When sent by mat, the postave te us part of _ ou i ) States Wili be but @ : Foy ser oa" land but 12¢ 24 Cents a Year fi § Blvekwood,” as errs 2 Cents a year) r cat of the Reviews Lomittaneces ane COMM Mitigation s should siways be x ddressed, post paid. to the Pubblishe ; ietea edict \ g, % : ‘ ia =EON ARD SCOWT & Coa., i 84 GULD STREET, NEAY \ ' N. B.—L.S.& Co have Fecenhiy published . How for sale, the “ PF ARMER’s GUipp.> by Heury Sto. Phens. of Edinburzh, and Prof , of Yale Colles . phens. ¢ burch, and Prof, Norton, of Yale Cofleze, . New Havon, complete in 2 vols , royal tavern, ¢ mtainineg } 1608 pages, i stecl and 600 woud ¢ nevravineer Price in } Must binding, 36 5 : TP? This work isnot the old “took of the F jy Reseserratren and (hrown upon the +2 ‘hha . and have arn” late imirket jns . : . Wots . Card Notice, HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire inbiog terest of dawns Poxstos, in the Stuck of Goods and ' Store known asthe “Golega and Mineral Puint Store,” twill carry on the Gro ery and Provision Business under the style and firm of M. HW. Fuuston © Co , at the o d Stand in the *Empire Building,” Moon Street, Nevada, where they Trave a fulll and weil selected stock off Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Lae quore. and Mining Tools, . Which they will sell wholesate or retail, at vi ry low prices . forcash. Gome and see, Nevada, Dec'’r Bist. 1853. M.H. Puxstox, M.H, FUNSTON. _ Tleyry Mitts, °7-3in SASH & DOOR FACTORY, By. P. STILES, Corner of Pine aud Commercial stts, 37-im DRS. DEN & CARMAN, PHYSICIANS AND SUR GEONS, Office in Mr. Davis’ Brick Building, BROAD ST.—NEVADA. NevaDa CITY. t Real Estate Agency, AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE RCHANTS, Mechanics, Hotels, Restaurants { Anos houses’and Miners supplied with feetp 58 . hort roiice. Particular attention paid to furnishing fam. ies with help. ({3~ Orders prompuy attended to. Houses, Farms, Cinims, and Lots. bought and sold. Stores, Lots, and flouses rented. Office at ELT’s i ——— Depot, next door to Dayis brick baildioy, Brow eet, : pure L3-5an,