March 4, 1853 (4 pages)

Markets. the present week has had litile effect upon prices, save in a few articles. Flour is firm at the last week rates, though the markets have deciincd below, and the roads are geod, Business generally is pretty good, though not characterized by the rapid demand for . provisions, consequent upon the appearance ofa storm. We quote the principal articl es . as follows : Flour, Haxall, $23; Chile 14e. Corn Meal 374c. Barley §al0ce. Pork, 40c. Butter 72a &7c. Potatoes-15c. Lard 45c. Rice 20e.— . Green Coffee 25c, Dried Apples 25c. Suyar 18a25c, Beans 18c. Bacon 45c. Cheese ave. Be-own Scap.20c, Fish, cod, 30c-—~ Salmon 80c. Mackerel 32c. Syrup $2.— Vinegar $1 50, Candles 50c. Nails 25¢. Shovels $54, The commercial report of the 8. F. Herald, of Monday, says since their last semi-monthNevapa, March 3.—The fine weather of FOR SALE N= 4264 bao a.) VERA Eee s de ° Ps 4 FEMIE well known Gaming, Billiard, Bow From the American Dry Goons and CLoruine Srorn. ing Alley, and Drinking Saloon, in NeHavi ciated with us vada city, known as Barker's Exchange, is of ore _— ponart if TPA? AN Po Wo Lio dolly ULV Jl a dN » fered at private sele, in Consequene of the . ; Vis ({}) 2 a ne on k 4 pr “3 a — §en-! (Formerly of the firm of Trvex & Biackman of this city) we have thereby greaily increas: dete OF Say, WILLIAMSON Trasice . ¢@ our business facilities. Ms ea et . ; TR Fe ie yen!’ Vea Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, . al abl Union ned SF. Times ang. fr the purpose of purchasing and forwarding goods to the house here. His perfect knowl o8c: publish one month and send bill edge of the market, and ot the business, will enable us to sell goods Cheaper dhan any other Store in Nevada. We shall have all the latest styles of . OFNUB undersigned is rece iving his usual As soon as they appear in San ns ‘ roe ’ yes. Fi Ci r _sa vr supply of goods, consisting in Wiiners Working Cicthing. part o P " 2,000 Ibs. Bailey; Will be kept wei! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) Having also 2,000 Ibs, Potatoes; enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a partas a Shoe HRoom, for the accomnoda. With a general assortment of Groceries and tion of our LADY CUSTOMERS, which we shall keep well supplied with Provistans, ol yo Were purchased for . A Good Assoriment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. [oan SE ON i ASE: 10M H. DAVIS Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, the Ladies of Nevada and Corner of Broad and Pine streets, vicinity will find it to their advantage to call. March 4th.—45-It eet dove _ GHO. D. DORNIN & GO., Rearers sameeeecmenes eee Ge ae American Dry Goods and Clothing Store, Commercial st., near Main, MEDICA L, Mr. Blackman will parchase to order any description of article that may be desired. j Dr. George Holmes, Persons, therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Branciseo, will leave their orPhysician, Surgeon, and Obstetrician, . ders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. ly review, importations of flour have been Offize on Broad street, 4 doors east of H. Dh. “y very heavy, amounting to the bulk of near . 43-3m 40,000 barrels, and making the present stock . ~— es we elie hey paige ie mes Cs tg ee . NOTICE is hereby that a meeting of ths in the city and State about 80,000 barrels.— . Information Wanted have AGak ue ia tie Semaine ak Ot Seockholders of the Gold Hill Quarta Mining Through this rapid accumulation of stock raust have been anticipated by these interested, traders were evidently unprepared for such an immense supply. Under this inflnonce, prices gave way still further, bringing . the present current rates to a limit that must result in a heavy loss even on first cost and charges, and if it be considered that the prin@ipal portion of recent arrivals had been . bought in advance, generally ata premium of 50 to 100 per cent, on cost, it will be evident that aa unusual loss must enure to the enterprising or speculative dealers in event of realizing in the present market. At intervals during the past fortnight ciforts were made, or rather hopes entertained, that some nnprovement in price would take place, it being supposed by many that the minimum figure had been reached ; with the cootinu. ous arriva's, however, these hopes vanished, leaving the condition of the market at present depressed beyond the possibility of immesliate or speedy retrieval. San Francisco, March 1.—The transac tions in gene:al merchandize to-day have been moderate, Freights to the interior continue active. Fiour.—Sales of bbl. flour to-day have been heavy, including about 8,000 packages st rates ranging from $10a1050. The mar-. ket is firm with an advancing tendency. In sack flour nothirg of consequence has been doing. Ricw.-—-The market for this article continues very much depressed, and prices tend downwards, The receipts yesterday per ‘Troubadour amount to about 700,000 lbs.— . The great bulk of which comes consigned to Chinamen, Proyisions.—The pork market is steady and prices firm. We hear of no sales for . hams. There is an active demand Sales to-day of light covered at26}a27¢c. 60 esks. butter sold at $5c. Smell lots of lard changed hands at 3le. for wood, and 32} for tins.—, Levening Journal. Sacramento, March 1.—There has been . joarders, a great improvementin the business of the . Main st. Norada, Feb. 27.—45-3t day upon that of yesterday. A large number of teams loaded fo: the interior heavily freighted with merchandise generally, which show the wants af the country, and is an evidence satisfactory that our merchants are . doing a more profitable business than at any . time this season. Flour—has had a further decline and sales were male to day at $5 50 per 100 Ib. sacks. Barley—a better feeling is perceptible and we note transactions at 34¢ade., the mdicatians are that the price will advance. Corn Meal—continues dull sale at 8c, Potatoes— ns we predicted, the value of the article has risen and sales have been effected to-day at 10c. Provisions—still continue in demand and find ready sales, at fair profits upon in: . voice prices. — Californian. Manysyitin.—Tlhe irregularity and lateness with which Marysville papers reach us, makes a fair report of that market impossible. COIS R OT RIY YAEL LS FO I I Dancing School. ¥ R. SHULLLINGBURG informs the eitizens of Nevada and Grass Valley, that . he has made arrangements to give mstruetions in all the different styles of DANCING, such as Waltzes, Polkas, Mazurkas, Paney Dances, and the like. A good room will be . provided in each place for the purpose, and as . every cenvenience will be provided, he asks a liberal share of patronage. For terms, &c., enquire of G. D. Dornin or Mr Rabbitts, Nevada, or the subseriber at F'rench Restaurant, cirass Valley, between the hours of 1 and 3 0’clock P. M. S. SHILLINGBURG. March 3.—45-3t FOR SALE. VALUABLE RANCH situate in Nevada county, 25 miles from Nevada, and . near the Reund Tent. Said Ranch is partly . enclosed, contains 320 acres, well adapted to agricultural purposes, Several excellent springs on the premises. It will be sold cheap. Persons wishing information in regard to it ean be satisfied by applying to the Round ‘Tent House, or to Samuel Hervey, jr., at the Post Ofiee, Nevada. 45-46 Administrator’s Notice. . er persons having claims against David “B& Leeve, deceased, are hereby notived to exhibit them, with tke neeessary vouchers crs, within ten moaths from the date ot this notice, . to Wm. Leece, his brother, at his residence on Kentucky Flat, Rough and Ready township, Nevada county, WM. LEECE. Fe. 28, 1853 —45-4t* JoOUN T. MOORR, W. RR. M’CALL, W. R. McCall & Co., Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquows, Se. EG LEAVE toannounce to their old customers, and the trade in general, that they have in store and are constantly receiving by Clipper Vessels, a large and choice assortment of goods selected expressly for this market, and which will be sold at the lowest market prices. PROvVISIONS. Clear Pork, Mess Pork, Mess Beef, Bacon, Lard, Hams, * Flour, Barley, Oats, Potatoes, Onions, Beans. ALSO—A large assortment of GrocgRIES. Sugars, Teas, Coffee, * Rice, Syrups, Spices, re. Together with a large stock of Liquors, ‘T'obacco, and Cigars, etc., kept continually on bard at the old stand, 55J Street. — 4-@n . BRB _ the subscriber of his son, War. D. Mc-! pooms, on Commercial street, between Main Fappen, and of his son-in-law, Francis) and Pine, will take the pictures at any time 0: Heng reread who in August last were in) qay and in a'l weathers,and put up in any . phen want having fom: thus far by land on) manner of style and casing, at prices ranging Jo ay from home to San Francisco. From from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, that place they wrote home to Arkansas, which . Mining Ciaims, & Co. taken at a few inowas the last ever heard of them by theirftiends. . ments notice. Call and examine the, Gallery . Any person who ean send the subscriber any . of Specimens. Sh -tf . intelligence of either of them by mail or oth. *,* We will make it an object to companies erwise, or to the Journal office, will confer a! wh wish pictures of themselves individually, ' etre aeaigd ved gan was 22 years old, the . hy making a liberal deduction to each, if they . olher was about 29 years, pe leet ‘ ; Ses $ ‘ ‘ come in ut the same time. . REUBEN MeZADDEN. . EN Moaych Ist, 1853.—45-3t re ‘ ; RNIN : = —-. Administrator’s Notice. FOR SALE ’ . LL persons having demands against the THE EQLDENGATESALOGON estate of Job N. Berryman, are requirIn Grass VanLey, Nevapa Country, . . ed to present them to the undersigned within YELLE undersigned, in view of returning to . OMe Month of this date, and all persons inthe Atlantic States, with his family, of-. debted are ealled upon for immediate pay: fers for sale this well-known and popular sa. mont. JOUN JENKINS, Adm re loon, situated on Main street, Grass Valley, Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* . next doar to Adams’ Express. Itisasubstan‘i earn a aus tial two story building, 20 by 40 feet, with of . Valuable Property for Sale, ‘s and rooms in the second story. and an ad: pile oad eaui ditional dining room in the rear--Al/complete. At Grass Val ley, Nevada County. : ly Furnished, with spring water leading by . . TWUELA’P well-known and valuable Hotel aqueduct through the house, and to a beantidL Property, known asthe ‘*Bentty House, = fal fountain at the Bar. Also, an excellent . is now offered for sale on reasonable terms.— . stable and carriage house, ‘ wher ) s ; speets, complete, and daing the best business and will sell the house, furniture, cooking uin town. Itis well suited fora man and wife, . tensils, stable and lot, ete., etc. This being or a@emall family, and the whole together can . one of the best stands in the mountains, offers . . be parebased at a bargain. Jor terims apply . Very Supertor inducements to any one wishing . through the post office or at the saloon, to . to engage in the business, i . 45-1f i. G, SMITH, . The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville . Ceci ee = . stages stop at the house. There are two exDissolution of Partnership. . cellent wells of water on the premises, with ANUE partnership heretofore existing bejnumerous other improvements. ‘The whole . ‘Vt tween Taylor & Owen in the business of . property is now oflered for sale on very reason‘the Nevapa Horn: is dissolved by mutual! abie terms. Z.A. BEAT ae ; ve" Yai as: 9 ‘consent. All persons owing debts te said con Grass Valley aie 1h Per ui. cern, are requested to settle immediately, and ie r ; all persons having demands will present them Shades of Delmonico. for payment. TAYLOR & OWEN. . HE undersigned having fitted sp asa Bob. 27. . J. Restaurant one of the Stores unc “ the aie : Pa . Masonic Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inform N EV ADA HOT EL. ‘all who are fond of good living, that his larder THE business of this establishmont will _willat all times be filled with the choicest and . hereafter be conducted by the subscriber, who . Tarest of this market as weil as of San Pransolicits a continuance of the popular favor that cisco and Sacramento. 7" i © je 7] . an has so long marked this house. ‘This house is. ‘The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot, be . the General Stage Office of Nevada. Every excelled at any establishment on the Pacific. meats: will be taken ‘to make. ita "plea sant) Lhe house will be kept open at all hours of the [place for transient customers and permanent . day and night—the servants are polite and ate JAMES L. OWEN, . tentive, and have a thorough knowledge of . their business. 4 4 ; —. The proprietor will give his undivided time /and best exertions to promote the comfort and . rerTana ny . happiness of all who may honor him with their . ; pith Ba Sue valuable prizes, . saleanageehia long experience as head stewé z } at cos rices { ‘ “2 . ‘ er estabit Sadi ch Waosavie I ott oe ae i cord ard of the largest and most popular establishth aig Ae py ee. th ig about to close . mentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting uP ir business, ofler their entire stock of that his high reputation in the culinary art GRAND RAFFLE. It is, in all re-. The owner is desirous of leaving the State, . Oss valuable diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver Ware, in one grand Rafile. j . This is the greatest chance ever offered to win a prize, as the articles are put up at cest prices, thereby enabling us to offer 1,060; splendid prizes, each article being intrinsically worth its valuation. ‘ Tickets only $3 each—to be had at the store, . 159 Montgomery street. . T he public are invited to eall and examine the articles Mar, 3—45-2t For Australia by Steam. , THE Favorite . ? ‘ Steamship NEW <a set N ORLEANS, CapNe : tain Edgar W nan, ill leave San Francisco for SYDNEY, Australia, on or about the . Ist of Mareh, 1853. . She will stop at Tahiti, Society Islands, for fresh supplies. . 'To ensure.a speedy voyage, no freight will} ‘be taken, and but a limited number of passen. . gers, I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, . corner of Davis and Sacramento sts. . San Francisco, Feb. 14, 1853 —45-1t i STEEL PLOUGHS, from the . 20OO Manufactory of Evans & Adams, . Galena, Illinois, 15 000 Ibs. Galvanized Fexcine Wire, just . . received and for sale by . 45-Im SOUTHWORTH & CO., . No. 64 Battery st., cor. Halleck, S. Francisco. . ! . . Stoves! Stoves !! Stoves!!! . 7, Sandi 9 inch Premiums, air tight. ‘ Og 7,8, 9 and 10 inch New World, air tight. . 7, Sand 9 inch Globe, air tight. 7, 8 and Qinch Atlas, air tight. . Also-—Tin Plate, sheet iren, and plain and . . japanned tin ware, for sale by . ACKLEY §& CO., . 147 Front st., bet. Jackson and Pacifie, 45-2m San Franciseo. A . Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods =) Store, Main Strvet, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hoiel. . PBNUE undersigned has just received an ad. dition to his former supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for Ladies’ uses; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, . ermbrics, printe, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, . domesties, &e. And also Men’s goods—such as Coats, pants, vests, hats, boots, eravats, gloves, &e. All of which, together with his former stock, make up the best assortment that ihas ever been brought to this market, and which he will sell as low for cash as ean be sold jin the mountains. Let no one in want of such . goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feb. 3, 1853.-3m J. LARK. C. D. Cleveland, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, Grass Valley _ 24ef . NOTICE . S hereby given that the Copartnership . heretofore existing between Dr. Simon . Raff & David Brown, is dissolved by mutual consent. For Sale or Rent. A Ranch, of 160 acres of land, witha {good dwelling house thereon, one and a half . miles from Grass Valley—terms reasonable . . Enquire of the undersigned on the premises jor x. DELANO, at Grass Valley. 1 44-1in DRLRAFF. . . i . i . . . . shall be muintained. . Co,, will be heldat the Company’s Ofice a Grass Valley on Friday, Mareh 11, 1853,for the purpose of reducing the capital of said Co. and the transaction of other business that may be brought before the meeting FE. CATHERWOOD, JAMES WALSH, GEO. WOOD, 8. SANBORN, GiLMORE MEREDITH, { uJ wn) ° For Sale—A Steam Engine BOILER, and castings complete, for a Muley . Saw Mill, together with a Shingle Alachine, ‘Purning Lathe for Wood or lronjfull drawings of the plans, and all that is necessary to the erection and running the said machinery, Apply to R. B, Heaceck, Nevada, Heistand q+ 3ird, Sacramento, DeLong, MeKicl & Co., San Francisco, and Lowe & Brothers, Marysville. JOHN So TROWBRIDGE, “San MPranciseo, Feb. ith. 43m Proprict Das Wines & Liquors, TNHE Largest Assortment, the Best QualiLb ti +3, and at the Lowest Prices, ever offered in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dee. $a, 135%. ---32-6n tion Store. Tor pation, enguire of J. WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Fe. 11, 1853. 42-Im* American & City Markets, Nevada, California. 3 Of HEAD OF AMERICAN CAT° TLE—The undersigned would . respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. ‘Thompson & Brown in the American and City Markets. They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and ilatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtcring. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasonable. No pains will be spared in endeavoring } to render full satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call. All articles purchased at cither market will be delivered free of ‘Phe charges shall be moderate, and a share } chars. Di YOUNG & WILLIAMS. . of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. JACKSON JORDAN. If Edward J. Brown . \ [7 IL1 call at the Oitice of the Nevada . Journal, he may receive a present from his friends at home, which may be of value to him. ‘The person indicated in all . probability is from Pittsburgh, Feb. 17,—43 3w Valuable Property, SOR SALE OR RENT, at NEVADA 4 CITY.—That well-known and valuable louse, known as the Exchange Coftve House, . op Main street, is now offered for sale or rent on reasonable terms. The owner is desirous of leaving the State, and will sell the house, furniture and lot, ete., this being one of the . st stands for business in the city of Nevada. . } Feb, 25, 1853.—41-3t A Rare Chance! ILL be sold at Public Auction on the % 4th of March, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the entire effects of the Merrimae and Potosi Co., consisting in part of— One extra finish Burdon’s Patent Engine, with Targe Boilers. One engine Turning Lathe with tools, One sett stamps, 12 in No., with good founA. SANFORD. . dation, tables ete. Blacksmith and Carpenter’s tools, together with many smaller articles too numerous to imention, Also, One good frame house, cooking stove, furniture, tables, chairs, ete, Also—'The quartz lead known as the Merrimae lead, being 1400 feet in length, and situated in Gold Run district. The location of the . machinery is handy to an abundance of heavy . timber, and directly on line ef the contemplat. ed Plank Road; making it desirable for a saw . mill, as well as the advantages of being ina good mining district. Sale will take place at the Mill, being located at the head of Gold Run. ‘Terms cash. For further particulars, enquire of ALMARIW B. PAUL, or GEORGE HEARST, Feb, 25, 1853.-44-2e on the premis ~y Union Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, TNWHE undersigned, having fitted up this AL well known house ia a style equal to any in this seetion of the country, begs leave to announce to his friends and the publie that he is now ready to accommodate transient and permanent boarders, and pledges himself to all who may favor him with their patronage that no pains shall be spared to make this house as pleasant a home ase*n be found ia any mountain town in California, Board per week, $15 09 “ and lodging, 17,69 Board pr w’k with private room 19 00 Bourd and lodging per day, 300 Lodging per night, 50 Private room per night, 100 3m29 kK. W. SMITH, Proprictor. Just Received direct from N. York. 100 Doz, Waters & Patterson's California Pattern Shovels, A tip top, A No. 1, article. Also 5000 lbs. Oats, For sale low for cash only. rita M. W. BURNETT, Broad st. Nevada City, next doer below the 430 Union Hotel. Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m . @.M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C.D. and Accoucher, . 4M Oflice near boston Ravine, opp: Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Anal and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; geld and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter ; wereury refined and purified ; quartz assayed 1s not only to give the quantity of precious tnetals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by . the method of crushing and amalgamation by which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to . the poor gratis. Dee. 1), 1852. §3-lin* Provisions, &e. . NOTICKE.—The business of the old firm of . Borradaile and Burton will be conducted . hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. Coleman and E.F. Burton, Their friends . and the public are assured they will keep a . general assortment of provisions, liquors, toals, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuance of the liberal . patronage heretofore extended. . COLEMAN & BURTON. . Nevada, Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3m poeta asn Wier : . Tl. W. Colburn, . Sustice_of the Peace. . . FFICE on Mine street, opposite the Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, Esq be 6m. JESSEE MOORE, M.D. Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Drug Store, Main Street. 24-30 Wim. J. Knox, M. D, ; qprrese his services to the citizens of ne} vada und vicinity. He will devote himself exclusively to tne different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges, he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, broad st. above Pine. 12-3m* NOR SALE.-—That well-known and substantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and now as the El Dorado, is offered for sale.— The present owners wishing co leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reasonable terms. Purchascrs may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest. — The House 1s well furnished, all of which will be sold withit. For particulars of terins, etc., enquire of the subscribers on the Pesmalane, MORRIS § CO. Feb. 10, 1833. 42-m i] ISSOLUFION OF COPARTNERJ Silip. The Copartnership hereto. fore existing between De Young & Wil. liams is this day dissolved by mutual con. sent, . All debts dace and demands against said . Firm will be settled by T.S. Williams, who . requests an early settlement of the same. . FE. DeYOUNG, T. 8S. WILLIAMS. Nevada, Feb, 14th, 1853, 44-5t ot nade well-known Stand on Main St., two doors below Williamson & Co.’s AucNALA TICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, Lime! TLime!! TIE uncersigned takes this method of informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass Valley, and the public in general, that Liaw can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacra. mento, and leading through Auburn. There Iwill always be on hand White Alum Lime ;and Blue Lime, both necessary for building vurposes. Tersons ata distance can depend on getting Lime at any moment, by sending their teams for the article. Lime will be sold much less than # has heretofore been sold in this country. dor farther information, apply to Wa. GWYNN, Auburn. Jan, 28, 1853. 40-3in UNITEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hotel purposes, on/y. No pains will be spare to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished: The Hote is commodious and pleasantly located, and: every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. The Restaurant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M. till 12 P. M. A shave of public patronage is xespectfully solicited, N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. RABBITTS & CO, Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40.38mos CHEAP LUMBER} BRAGLE MILL, Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a niile above Nevada, have constautly on hand all kinds of Liuumber, Which we will Sell at $4 00 per Hundred, or in large quantities ata less price; and wo have a good team, and are prejared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates. We ire also prepared to saw at short notice any reasonable amount, at as low a rato asany millin the eounty,and they confidently believe they ean give general satisfaction to the public.” Good roads have been prepared on either side of the eveck, from town to the Mill. Orders left with A. Rogers & Co., on Main Street, or If. Davis, on Droad street, will be promptly attended to. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 1, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, ‘ DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad strest-« Nearly opposite the “City Market.” Nevada, Dee. 1th, 1852, S4tf. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, last side of Main street, next door to the Novada Hotel, have constantly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. ~ G, W. DICKINSON, 34-3in H. COPTe = uteneirrta nesta permit J, Re. MCCONNELL.++.WM. M. SHEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office. Nevada, city. —37-6m Wirtiam M, Srewart, District Attorney, Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. H* is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $3 00 da do tin foil, 200 do do silver coment, 2 00 Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 300 _ His ‘Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39 3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warchouse, 106 Clay Street, ! Between Sansome and Buttery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. . Feb. 11, 1853: eae Saas Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. FPMITE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry Gilman, or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt. W. H ‘Taylor, will leave Sacramento daily at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, will leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or . passage apply on board, or to D, SUTTON, Ag’tSacramenrto, J. P RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieyville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento th: same night. G. W, Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Willte nd to the various branchesYof his Profession at all times 's Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* LV, County Orders and}Warrants ondoreed by me prior to May Ist, 1852, (excopt one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00,) will be redeemed on presentation at the County ‘Treas. urer’s office, Nevada city. H.C. HODGE, _ County Treasurer, Nevada Co., Cal, Nevada, Feb, 5, 1853, 42-31 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Conunission Merchant, ind Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth ‘ing--Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. . San Francisco, Feb 14,1853. 43-3mos. . J. S. Harris, M. D. Ore his services to the citizens of RH Grass Valley and vicinity, Having had many years practice in the States, he feels’eon. fident of giving satisfaction to those who favor {him with their patronage. Orrice apport jthe Empire Baths, Main street, Grags Valley. . Jan. 7, 1958, 37-3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing, ViTIUE subscriber has been at ith great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for making and repairing anything in the way of either gunsmithing or blacksmithing. In the former branch he has had “om . years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession. in the latter branch, he has in his ernploy a first rate workman, who will be always at his post, and execute work in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALS O — Goldsmithing, Assaying and Smelting, done prom) tly and carefully. Nevada, Feb Il, 1653. 42-3m

Markets. the present week has had litile effect upon prices, save in a few articles. Flour is firm at the last week rates, though the markets have deciincd below, and the roads are geod, Business generally is pretty good, though not characterized by the rapid demand for . provisions, consequent upon the appearance ofa storm. We quote the principal articl es . as follows : Flour, Haxall, $23; Chile 14e. Corn Meal 374c. Barley §al0ce. Pork, 40c. Butter 72a &7c. Potatoes-15c. Lard 45c. Rice 20e.— . Green Coffee 25c, Dried Apples 25c. Suyar 18a25c, Beans 18c. Bacon 45c. Cheese ave. Be-own Scap.20c, Fish, cod, 30c-—~ Salmon 80c. Mackerel 32c. Syrup $2.— Vinegar $1 50, Candles 50c. Nails 25¢. Shovels $54, The commercial report of the 8. F. Herald, of Monday, says since their last semi-monthNevapa, March 3.—The fine weather of FOR SALE N= 4264 bao a.) VERA Eee s de ° Ps 4 FEMIE well known Gaming, Billiard, Bow From the American Dry Goons and CLoruine Srorn. ing Alley, and Drinking Saloon, in NeHavi ciated with us vada city, known as Barker's Exchange, is of ore _— ponart if TPA? AN Po Wo Lio dolly ULV Jl a dN » fered at private sele, in Consequene of the . ; Vis ({}) 2 a ne on k 4 pr “3 a — §en-! (Formerly of the firm of Trvex & Biackman of this city) we have thereby greaily increas: dete OF Say, WILLIAMSON Trasice . ¢@ our business facilities. Ms ea et . ; TR Fe ie yen!’ Vea Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, . al abl Union ned SF. Times ang. fr the purpose of purchasing and forwarding goods to the house here. His perfect knowl o8c: publish one month and send bill edge of the market, and ot the business, will enable us to sell goods Cheaper dhan any other Store in Nevada. We shall have all the latest styles of . OFNUB undersigned is rece iving his usual As soon as they appear in San ns ‘ roe ’ yes. Fi Ci r _sa vr supply of goods, consisting in Wiiners Working Cicthing. part o P " 2,000 Ibs. Bailey; Will be kept wei! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) Having also 2,000 Ibs, Potatoes; enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a partas a Shoe HRoom, for the accomnoda. With a general assortment of Groceries and tion of our LADY CUSTOMERS, which we shall keep well supplied with Provistans, ol yo Were purchased for . A Good Assoriment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. [oan SE ON i ASE: 10M H. DAVIS Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, the Ladies of Nevada and Corner of Broad and Pine streets, vicinity will find it to their advantage to call. March 4th.—45-It eet dove _ GHO. D. DORNIN & GO., Rearers sameeeecmenes eee Ge ae American Dry Goods and Clothing Store, Commercial st., near Main, MEDICA L, Mr. Blackman will parchase to order any description of article that may be desired. j Dr. George Holmes, Persons, therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Branciseo, will leave their orPhysician, Surgeon, and Obstetrician, . ders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. ly review, importations of flour have been Offize on Broad street, 4 doors east of H. Dh. “y very heavy, amounting to the bulk of near . 43-3m 40,000 barrels, and making the present stock . ~— es we elie hey paige ie mes Cs tg ee . NOTICE is hereby that a meeting of ths in the city and State about 80,000 barrels.— . Information Wanted have AGak ue ia tie Semaine ak Ot Seockholders of the Gold Hill Quarta Mining Through this rapid accumulation of stock raust have been anticipated by these interested, traders were evidently unprepared for such an immense supply. Under this inflnonce, prices gave way still further, bringing . the present current rates to a limit that must result in a heavy loss even on first cost and charges, and if it be considered that the prin@ipal portion of recent arrivals had been . bought in advance, generally ata premium of 50 to 100 per cent, on cost, it will be evident that aa unusual loss must enure to the enterprising or speculative dealers in event of realizing in the present market. At intervals during the past fortnight ciforts were made, or rather hopes entertained, that some nnprovement in price would take place, it being supposed by many that the minimum figure had been reached ; with the cootinu. ous arriva's, however, these hopes vanished, leaving the condition of the market at present depressed beyond the possibility of immesliate or speedy retrieval. San Francisco, March 1.—The transac tions in gene:al merchandize to-day have been moderate, Freights to the interior continue active. Fiour.—Sales of bbl. flour to-day have been heavy, including about 8,000 packages st rates ranging from $10a1050. The mar-. ket is firm with an advancing tendency. In sack flour nothirg of consequence has been doing. Ricw.-—-The market for this article continues very much depressed, and prices tend downwards, The receipts yesterday per ‘Troubadour amount to about 700,000 lbs.— . The great bulk of which comes consigned to Chinamen, Proyisions.—The pork market is steady and prices firm. We hear of no sales for . hams. There is an active demand Sales to-day of light covered at26}a27¢c. 60 esks. butter sold at $5c. Smell lots of lard changed hands at 3le. for wood, and 32} for tins.—, Levening Journal. Sacramento, March 1.—There has been . joarders, a great improvementin the business of the . Main st. Norada, Feb. 27.—45-3t day upon that of yesterday. A large number of teams loaded fo: the interior heavily freighted with merchandise generally, which show the wants af the country, and is an evidence satisfactory that our merchants are . doing a more profitable business than at any . time this season. Flour—has had a further decline and sales were male to day at $5 50 per 100 Ib. sacks. Barley—a better feeling is perceptible and we note transactions at 34¢ade., the mdicatians are that the price will advance. Corn Meal—continues dull sale at 8c, Potatoes— ns we predicted, the value of the article has risen and sales have been effected to-day at 10c. Provisions—still continue in demand and find ready sales, at fair profits upon in: . voice prices. — Californian. Manysyitin.—Tlhe irregularity and lateness with which Marysville papers reach us, makes a fair report of that market impossible. COIS R OT RIY YAEL LS FO I I Dancing School. ¥ R. SHULLLINGBURG informs the eitizens of Nevada and Grass Valley, that . he has made arrangements to give mstruetions in all the different styles of DANCING, such as Waltzes, Polkas, Mazurkas, Paney Dances, and the like. A good room will be . provided in each place for the purpose, and as . every cenvenience will be provided, he asks a liberal share of patronage. For terms, &c., enquire of G. D. Dornin or Mr Rabbitts, Nevada, or the subseriber at F'rench Restaurant, cirass Valley, between the hours of 1 and 3 0’clock P. M. S. SHILLINGBURG. March 3.—45-3t FOR SALE. VALUABLE RANCH situate in Nevada county, 25 miles from Nevada, and . near the Reund Tent. Said Ranch is partly . enclosed, contains 320 acres, well adapted to agricultural purposes, Several excellent springs on the premises. It will be sold cheap. Persons wishing information in regard to it ean be satisfied by applying to the Round ‘Tent House, or to Samuel Hervey, jr., at the Post Ofiee, Nevada. 45-46 Administrator’s Notice. . er persons having claims against David “B& Leeve, deceased, are hereby notived to exhibit them, with tke neeessary vouchers crs, within ten moaths from the date ot this notice, . to Wm. Leece, his brother, at his residence on Kentucky Flat, Rough and Ready township, Nevada county, WM. LEECE. Fe. 28, 1853 —45-4t* JoOUN T. MOORR, W. RR. M’CALL, W. R. McCall & Co., Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquows, Se. EG LEAVE toannounce to their old customers, and the trade in general, that they have in store and are constantly receiving by Clipper Vessels, a large and choice assortment of goods selected expressly for this market, and which will be sold at the lowest market prices. PROvVISIONS. Clear Pork, Mess Pork, Mess Beef, Bacon, Lard, Hams, * Flour, Barley, Oats, Potatoes, Onions, Beans. ALSO—A large assortment of GrocgRIES. Sugars, Teas, Coffee, * Rice, Syrups, Spices, re. Together with a large stock of Liquors, ‘T'obacco, and Cigars, etc., kept continually on bard at the old stand, 55J Street. — 4-@n . BRB _ the subscriber of his son, War. D. Mc-! pooms, on Commercial street, between Main Fappen, and of his son-in-law, Francis) and Pine, will take the pictures at any time 0: Heng reread who in August last were in) qay and in a'l weathers,and put up in any . phen want having fom: thus far by land on) manner of style and casing, at prices ranging Jo ay from home to San Francisco. From from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, that place they wrote home to Arkansas, which . Mining Ciaims, & Co. taken at a few inowas the last ever heard of them by theirftiends. . ments notice. Call and examine the, Gallery . Any person who ean send the subscriber any . of Specimens. Sh -tf . intelligence of either of them by mail or oth. *,* We will make it an object to companies erwise, or to the Journal office, will confer a! wh wish pictures of themselves individually, ' etre aeaigd ved gan was 22 years old, the . hy making a liberal deduction to each, if they . olher was about 29 years, pe leet ‘ ; Ses $ ‘ ‘ come in ut the same time. . REUBEN MeZADDEN. . EN Moaych Ist, 1853.—45-3t re ‘ ; RNIN : = —-. Administrator’s Notice. FOR SALE ’ . LL persons having demands against the THE EQLDENGATESALOGON estate of Job N. Berryman, are requirIn Grass VanLey, Nevapa Country, . . ed to present them to the undersigned within YELLE undersigned, in view of returning to . OMe Month of this date, and all persons inthe Atlantic States, with his family, of-. debted are ealled upon for immediate pay: fers for sale this well-known and popular sa. mont. JOUN JENKINS, Adm re loon, situated on Main street, Grass Valley, Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* . next doar to Adams’ Express. Itisasubstan‘i earn a aus tial two story building, 20 by 40 feet, with of . Valuable Property for Sale, ‘s and rooms in the second story. and an ad: pile oad eaui ditional dining room in the rear--Al/complete. At Grass Val ley, Nevada County. : ly Furnished, with spring water leading by . . TWUELA’P well-known and valuable Hotel aqueduct through the house, and to a beantidL Property, known asthe ‘*Bentty House, = fal fountain at the Bar. Also, an excellent . is now offered for sale on reasonable terms.— . stable and carriage house, ‘ wher ) s ; speets, complete, and daing the best business and will sell the house, furniture, cooking uin town. Itis well suited fora man and wife, . tensils, stable and lot, ete., etc. This being or a@emall family, and the whole together can . one of the best stands in the mountains, offers . . be parebased at a bargain. Jor terims apply . Very Supertor inducements to any one wishing . through the post office or at the saloon, to . to engage in the business, i . 45-1f i. G, SMITH, . The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville . Ceci ee = . stages stop at the house. There are two exDissolution of Partnership. . cellent wells of water on the premises, with ANUE partnership heretofore existing bejnumerous other improvements. ‘The whole . ‘Vt tween Taylor & Owen in the business of . property is now oflered for sale on very reason‘the Nevapa Horn: is dissolved by mutual! abie terms. Z.A. BEAT ae ; ve" Yai as: 9 ‘consent. All persons owing debts te said con Grass Valley aie 1h Per ui.. cern, are requested to settle immediately, and ie r ; all persons having demands will present them Shades of Delmonico. for payment. TAYLOR & OWEN. . HE undersigned having fitted sp asa Bob. 27. . J. Restaurant one of the Stores unc “ the aie : Pa . Masonic Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inform N EV ADA HOT EL. ‘all who are fond of good living, that his larder THE business of this establishmont will _willat all times be filled with the choicest and . hereafter be conducted by the subscriber, who . Tarest of this market as weil as of San Pransolicits a continuance of the popular favor that cisco and Sacramento. 7" i © je 7] . an has so long marked this house. ‘This house is. ‘The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot, be . the General Stage Office of Nevada. Every excelled at any establishment on the Pacific. meats: will be taken ‘to make. ita "plea sant) Lhe house will be kept open at all hours of the [place for transient customers and permanent . day and night—the servants are polite and ate JAMES L. OWEN, . tentive, and have a thorough knowledge of . their business. 4 4 ; —. The proprietor will give his undivided time /and best exertions to promote the comfort and . rerTana ny . happiness of all who may honor him with their . ; pith Ba Sue valuable prizes, . saleanageehia long experience as head stewé z } at cos rices { ‘ “2 . ‘ er estabit Sadi ch Waosavie I ott oe ae i cord ard of the largest and most popular establishth aig Ae py ee. th ig about to close . mentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting uP ir business, ofler their entire stock of that his high reputation in the culinary art GRAND RAFFLE.. It is, in all re-. The owner is desirous of leaving the State, . Oss valuable diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver Ware, in one grand Rafile. j . This is the greatest chance ever offered to win a prize, as the articles are put up at cest prices, thereby enabling us to offer 1,060; splendid prizes, each article being intrinsically worth its valuation. ‘ Tickets only $3 each—to be had at the store, . 159 Montgomery street. . T he public are invited to eall and examine the articles Mar, 3—45-2t For Australia by Steam. , THE Favorite . ? ‘ Steamship NEW <a set N ORLEANS, CapNe : tain Edgar W nan, ill leave San Francisco for SYDNEY, Australia, on or about the . Ist of Mareh, 1853. . She will stop at Tahiti, Society Islands, for fresh supplies. . 'To ensure.a speedy voyage, no freight will} ‘be taken, and but a limited number of passen. . gers, I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, . corner of Davis and Sacramento sts. . San Francisco, Feb. 14, 1853 —45-1t i STEEL PLOUGHS, from the . 20OO Manufactory of Evans & Adams, . Galena, Illinois, 15 000 Ibs. Galvanized Fexcine Wire, just . . received and for sale by . 45-Im SOUTHWORTH & CO., . No. 64 Battery st., cor. Halleck, S. Francisco. . ! . . Stoves! Stoves !! Stoves!!! . 7, Sandi 9 inch Premiums, air tight. ‘ Og 7,8, 9 and 10 inch New World, air tight. . 7, Sand 9 inch Globe, air tight. 7, 8 and Qinch Atlas, air tight. . Also-—Tin Plate, sheet iren, and plain and . . japanned tin ware, for sale by . ACKLEY §& CO., . 147 Front st., bet. Jackson and Pacifie, 45-2m San Franciseo. A . Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods =) Store, Main Strvet, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hoiel. . PBNUE undersigned has just received an ad. dition to his former supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for Ladies’ uses; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, . ermbrics, printe, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, . domesties, &e. And also Men’s goods—such as Coats, pants, vests, hats, boots, eravats, gloves, &e. All of which, together with his former stock, make up the best assortment that ihas ever been brought to this market, and which he will sell as low for cash as ean be sold jin the mountains. Let no one in want of such . goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feb. 3, 1853.-3m J. LARK. C. D. Cleveland, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, Grass Valley _ 24ef . NOTICE . S hereby given that the Copartnership . heretofore existing between Dr. Simon . Raff & David Brown, is dissolved by mutual consent. For Sale or Rent. A Ranch, of 160 acres of land, witha {good dwelling house thereon, one and a half . miles from Grass Valley—terms reasonable . . Enquire of the undersigned on the premises jor x. DELANO, at Grass Valley. 1 44-1in DRLRAFF. . . i . i . . . . shall be muintained. . Co,, will be heldat the Company’s Ofice a Grass Valley on Friday, Mareh 11, 1853,for the purpose of reducing the capital of said Co. and the transaction of other business that may be brought before the meeting FE. CATHERWOOD, JAMES WALSH, GEO. WOOD, 8. SANBORN, GiLMORE MEREDITH, { uJ wn) ° For Sale—A Steam Engine BOILER, and castings complete, for a Muley . Saw Mill, together with a Shingle Alachine, ‘Purning Lathe for Wood or lronjfull drawings of the plans, and all that is necessary to the erection and running the said machinery, Apply to R. B, Heaceck, Nevada, Heistand q+

3ird, Sacramento, DeLong, MeKicl & Co., San Francisco, and Lowe & Brothers, Marysville. JOHN So TROWBRIDGE, “San MPranciseo, Feb. ith. 43m Proprict Das Wines & Liquors, TNHE Largest Assortment, the Best QualiLb ti +3, and at the Lowest Prices, ever offered in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dee. $a, 135%. ---32-6n tion Store. Tor pation, enguire of J. WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Fe. 11, 1853. 42-Im* American & City Markets, Nevada, California. 3 Of HEAD OF AMERICAN CAT° TLE—The undersigned would . respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. ‘Thompson & Brown in the American and City Markets. They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and ilatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtcring. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasonable. No pains will be spared in endeavoring } to render full satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call. All articles purchased at cither market will be delivered free of ‘Phe charges shall be moderate, and a share } chars. Di YOUNG & WILLIAMS. . of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. JACKSON JORDAN. If Edward J. Brown . \ [7 IL1 call at the Oitice of the Nevada . Journal, he may receive a present from his friends at home, which may be of value to him. ‘The person indicated in all . probability is from Pittsburgh, Feb. 17,—43 3w Valuable Property, SOR SALE OR RENT, at NEVADA 4 CITY.—That well-known and valuable louse, known as the Exchange Coftve House, . op Main street, is now offered for sale or rent on reasonable terms. The owner is desirous of leaving the State, and will sell the house, furniture and lot, ete., this being one of the . st stands for business in the city of Nevada. . } Feb, 25, 1853.—41-3t A Rare Chance! ILL be sold at Public Auction on the % 4th of March, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the entire effects of the Merrimae and Potosi Co., consisting in part of— One extra finish Burdon’s Patent Engine, with Targe Boilers. One engine Turning Lathe with tools, One sett stamps, 12 in No., with good founA. SANFORD. . dation, tables ete. Blacksmith and Carpenter’s tools, together with many smaller articles too numerous to imention, Also, One good frame house, cooking stove, furniture, tables, chairs, ete, Also—'The quartz lead known as the Merrimae lead, being 1400 feet in length, and situated in Gold Run district. The location of the . machinery is handy to an abundance of heavy . timber, and directly on line ef the contemplat. ed Plank Road; making it desirable for a saw . mill, as well as the advantages of being ina good mining district. Sale will take place at the Mill, being located at the head of Gold Run. ‘Terms cash. For further particulars, enquire of ALMARIW B. PAUL, or GEORGE HEARST, Feb, 25, 1853.-44-2e on the premis ~y Union Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, TNWHE undersigned, having fitted up this AL well known house ia a style equal to any in this seetion of the country, begs leave to announce to his friends and the publie that he is now ready to accommodate transient and permanent boarders, and pledges himself to all who may favor him with their patronage that no pains shall be spared to make this house as pleasant a home ase*n be found ia any mountain town in California, Board per week, $15 09 “ and lodging, 17,69 Board pr w’k with private room 19 00 Bourd and lodging per day, 300 Lodging per night, 50 Private room per night, 100 3m29 kK. W. SMITH, Proprictor. Just Received direct from N. York. 100 Doz, Waters & Patterson's California Pattern Shovels, A tip top, A No. 1, article. Also 5000 lbs. Oats, For sale low for cash only. rita M. W. BURNETT, Broad st. Nevada City, next doer below the 430 Union Hotel. Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m . @.M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C.D. and Accoucher, . 4M Oflice near boston Ravine, opp: Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Anal and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; geld and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter ; wereury refined and purified ; quartz assayed 1s not only to give the quantity of precious tnetals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by . the method of crushing and amalgamation by which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to . the poor gratis. Dee. 1), 1852. §3-lin* Provisions, &e. . NOTICKE.—The business of the old firm of . Borradaile and Burton will be conducted . hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. Coleman and E.F. Burton, Their friends . and the public are assured they will keep a . general assortment of provisions, liquors, toals, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuance of the liberal . patronage heretofore extended. . COLEMAN & BURTON. . Nevada, Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3m poeta asn Wier : . Tl. W. Colburn, . Sustice_of the Peace. . . FFICE on Mine street, opposite the Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, Esq be 6m. JESSEE MOORE, M.D. Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Drug Store, Main Street. 24-30 Wim. J. Knox, M. D, ; qprrese his services to the citizens of ne} vada und vicinity. He will devote himself exclusively to tne different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges, he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, broad st. above Pine. 12-3m* NOR SALE.-—That well-known and substantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and now as the El Dorado, is offered for sale.— The present owners wishing co leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reasonable terms. Purchascrs may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest. — The House 1s well furnished, all of which will be sold withit. For particulars of terins, etc., enquire of the subscribers on the Pesmalane, MORRIS § CO. Feb. 10, 1833. 42-m i] ISSOLUFION OF COPARTNERJ Silip. The Copartnership hereto. fore existing between De Young & Wil. liams is this day dissolved by mutual con. sent, . All debts dace and demands against said . Firm will be settled by T.S. Williams, who . requests an early settlement of the same. . FE. DeYOUNG, T. 8S. WILLIAMS. Nevada, Feb, 14th, 1853, 44-5t ot nade well-known Stand on Main St., two doors below Williamson & Co.’s AucNALA TICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, Lime! TLime!! TIE uncersigned takes this method of informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass Valley, and the public in general, that Liaw can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacra. mento, and leading through Auburn. There Iwill always be on hand White Alum Lime ;and Blue Lime, both necessary for building vurposes. Tersons ata distance can depend on getting Lime at any moment, by sending their teams for the article. Lime will be sold much less than # has heretofore been sold in this country. dor farther information, apply to Wa. GWYNN, Auburn. Jan, 28, 1853. 40-3in UNITEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hotel purposes, on/y. No pains will be spare to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished: The Hote is commodious and pleasantly located, and: every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. The Restaurant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M. till 12 P. M. A shave of public patronage is xespectfully solicited, N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. RABBITTS & CO, Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40.38mos CHEAP LUMBER} BRAGLE MILL, Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a niile above Nevada, have constautly on hand all kinds of Liuumber, Which we will Sell at $4 00 per Hundred, or in large quantities ata less price; and wo have a good team, and are prejared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates. We ire also prepared to saw at short notice any reasonable amount, at as low a rato asany millin the eounty,and they confidently believe they ean give general satisfaction to the public.” Good roads have been prepared on either side of the eveck, from town to the Mill. Orders left with A. Rogers & Co., on Main Street, or If. Davis, on Droad street, will be promptly attended to. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 1, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, ‘ DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad strest-« Nearly opposite the “City Market.” Nevada, Dee. 1th, 1852, S4tf. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, last side of Main street, next door to the Novada Hotel, have constantly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. ~ G, W. DICKINSON, 34-3in H. COPTe = uteneirrta nesta permit J, Re. MCCONNELL.++..WM. M. SHEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office. Nevada, city. —37-6m Wirtiam M, Srewart, District Attorney, Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. H* is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $3 00 da do tin foil, 200 do do silver coment, 2 00 Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 300 _ His ‘Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39 3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warchouse, 106 Clay Street, ! Between Sansome and Buttery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. . Feb. 11, 1853: eae Saas Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. FPMITE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry Gilman, or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt. W. H ‘Taylor, will leave Sacramento daily at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, will leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or . passage apply on board, or to D, SUTTON, Ag’tSacramenrto, J. P RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieyville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento th: same night. G. W, Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Willte nd to the various branchesYof his Profession at all times 's Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* LV, County Orders and}Warrants ondoreed by me prior to May Ist, 1852, (excopt one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00,) will be redeemed on presentation at the County ‘Treas. urer’s office, Nevada city. H.C. HODGE, _ County Treasurer, Nevada Co., Cal, Nevada, Feb, 5, 1853, 42-31 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Conunission Merchant, ind Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth ‘ing--Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. . San Francisco, Feb 14,1853. 43-3mos. . J. S. Harris, M. D. Ore his services to the citizens of RH Grass Valley and vicinity, Having had many years practice in the States, he feels’eon. fident of giving satisfaction to those who favor {him with their patronage. Orrice apport jthe Empire Baths, Main street, Grags Valley. . Jan. 7, 1958, 37-3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing, ViTIUE subscriber has been at ith great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for making and repairing anything in the way of either gunsmithing or blacksmithing. In the former branch he has had “om . years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession. in the latter branch, he has in his ernploy a first rate workman, who will be always at his post, and execute work in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALS O — Goldsmithing, Assaying and Smelting, done prom) tly and carefully. Nevada, Feb Il, 1653. 42-3m