September 20, 1851 (4 pages)

ion & Commission. aioe & Co., (at the Auction 2 Bitnd, on Main etree) vd traders. 0 ‘ise 0 rs, packers a ys may eon PA fall pe ge of the mest desirable articles the market below af. forde, con alwaye be found at their sa'e3’room Ih part consisting of the best quality of Liquorr. 7 .sterlts, Provisions and miner’s tools, which wil de sold either at auction or prilof Nevada shall be and are hereby established from the site of the store of Truex & Blackman, as follows, to wit: vote pale—at prices to sa t customers. REGULAR BALE Days. Revers Sunday at 10, a, m. “ Toesday at 8. p. m. “ Friday at 8. p.m. 1. WILLIAMSON & CO, Nevada, May 7, 1851. _tf een cee ei a eC Ademe 4 Co’s Semi Mouthly Express We will dispatch, per Stewmor ifm of the let and 15th of every AE M month our regular messenger, rete a8 ueual, fot Last shipped and insured, aa usual, to al) perte of the Allantic States and Enrope. Drafts for sale on our bouse in all the princij Athonthc cities, casbed by all the New bingend. Bonka, and ot our varioua offices throug wus the Union. ©-. .ae forwarding of Dust from New York te he Mint, we have the only exprese on the goal) train. Freeman & Co., are the only firm in Sacramento ocnnecting with ua, and are autborized ot draw om usfor apy amiount. ADAMS & CO. Great Bargains!!!!!! And a Rare Chance to purchase ©. eries, Provisions and Miners Supplies, at WHOLESALE & RETAIL, AT THE Pacxers and Traders fey She it 6 if wy SP OORHIES & CU., one door below the VY wtasenic Hall Broad Street, are now reocirtng by their line of Express wagons from Sen Frapetsco and Sacramento, « laage ond eolendid etock of frosh Provisions, which will pe sete nt eoot-and freight, and no mistake. ‘We Sannot ehtmorate als the varisties of Goods that compose our stock, which at al! times will offer water INRCORMENTS to those wish to purchase goods very cheap. hey dateer tormacicen, that all who wish to parehsee will fud it to their interest to oall on tiem before purchasing elacwhere, aa they are determ'sed to sell at a fair and living freiebt, ena tbat no lar house in this ity. or wag ener, shall underee!l them, who deal with the Me on fatr grine! a tenes . will warrant heir goods to be of the hest quality. Nevsda, May 26th, ’61 rJ3 7. ExPnkoe NOTICE to miners on Middle Yuba, ke Bar, Newburyport Bar, McKinsey’s Eurcka, Dry Diggings, 'lumbug Canon Grass Valley nan, Meintyre & Co., having completed establishments, one at Snow Tent sixtailes from Grass Valley an:! 25 miles from fievate ; thé otherat Gertwan i.:, 4miles N. 1s Weet of Snow Tent, are enabled to furnish & general aseortiment of goods direct from Secyamento at the lowest possible rates. [cth es. vp ate fitted up to entertain travelern. y¥ Will alao ran o semi-nonthly Express to den Fra ipo, through Nevada, Grass Valwy, re y, and Sacramento. Lettere will tiverad-at the several diggin7s by agents appointed. All moneys will be forwara to psa spt } Gregory & Co's Express, San Frane "By 28th, 1. BATH. who wish Baths can beac:om modated Rites atthe new Bathing Establishment she Empire Building Ithas been construc. ip # neat &nd commodious Manner and + tifully eupplied with pure water, Wwarnt or eokt -Shower Batts ht a moment's notice on In connection with this is ng soon. ‘a the i style. reasonable terms. In # shaving, bair cutting end very meb of the business edeert pica agreeablo manner ind app nevada, June ti Z. P. DAVIS, Cums mam. Broad Stre< ert So @ ta Devin & Hurst om Al hh. yk done on Fort notice «1 ee : Se or the ros “ i? ( vada, as ai leer f, centainin e 6mall specim: no, ara aw i hows an ether papora of ve Meanly” » notes were drawn oy FB, Green, Wm. Uono, & Co., Crosby Whics, JoaeR. Sodiaon, J. P.cow, Nob. W vivesidets / Sip dackooa and ethers who «cohy wetfed mot to pay them unless (0) ror hiv order. The finder of of by lew it at the Sfiners Powe. Sova Sted Sivas Hoe gel Marysvilin. 9 Oo sou: Sacvamen . t, will he han vc rewarde ALLEN WILEY. m3. Ji The Marys ern an ~ presse copy, pn) ORE. » WHOLESALE AND 3 that thar tT} * UNGOTLe ned bs Ae ved ty aie , beg: io inform er Times ace Pe vveyt ot: . aod vieinnd o Gne as. Loa 4 srneand miners of Neva. ity, that he has conetan:': eottment of geotlemen’s fur is, alo & targe eupply oo mice e® ulow « staple ooda, aogethivry with a larg, iment of Rosth'ent Sho 9, Bisnkets, How Cups Be which he offure (9 sell as chear y Merebants in San Frarcieco. at who rand re‘Fhe store which he pecwpir> is *'tuated i Main street, next door to the Mxchange Coffee os : JACOB KOHLMANN. * Nevada City, April 26th. tf Batra. Lid hee. 0 ee a ee WW MINING COMPANIES, Law ers, i Merchants, &o.—A gentleman gots tent to fulfill the duties of necretary, managing elerk, accountant, traveling agent, ete., ete., wishes to engage to engage hemeelf for a period of not less fhan three months, in the . mining districts for further pxticulats enmire of Mr. Ewer, Ne q ayy » Nevada Journal Office. Ordinanee No. 21. Ordinance regulating Licenses. The Common vada do Ordain All transient exhibitious or shows other ries of whatsoever rature shall pay to the eity for each days exhibition, the sum of Five Dollars, under the penalties prescribed in an Ordinange numbered 13, regulating licenses. Passed June 7,1851. (Moses F Hort, L ¥ Crvusccs, City Ci'k. [Mayor. THE GREGORY HOUSE. This House] {s large and commodious, with she best of sleeping apartments; and the subeorlber Matters himecif that ho will set as good a table as any othor house in California havlig arrengements made for tie supply of all kinds of meats and vegetables {le solicits a share of thep blio patronage U, 8. GREGORY. Defining and establishing the bounda. The Common Council of the City ot onc mile anda half due north. The southern boundary line shall be one mile and a half due south. tern boundary line shall be one mile due east; and the western boundary line shall be two miles due west from with the west boundary line of the city, thence southerly along the west boundary line of the city to its juncfaryavilie aad Ne-/the common council for which servicwnee The . teceive such compensation as may }an ordinance respecting a ravine wes Ordinance No. 28. Respecting a Commissioner of Streets and Sewors, and defining his duties. The Common Council of the City of Nevada do ordein as follows: Sec. 1. The office of Commissioner of streets and sewers shall bo and is hereby created and oxtabliehed. Sec. 2+ ‘The commissioner of streets and sewers shall receive the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars per annurn for his services, to be paid quarterly, and shall hold hif office until the annual election in April, and until his successor sha:! be elected and qualified. Sec. 3. It shail be the duty of the conmiasioner of streets and sewers from time to time to examin? the Streets and sewers Of the city, and report te the Common Ceuncil ns often as onee in every month, what particular repairs and improvements may be necessary jn any atreet or sewer, together with the name of the street and the probable expense of the same. Also to superintend the execution of contracis for the construction, repair or improvement of the streets and sewers of the city, and to report to the Mayor when such contracts shall be completed, and to perform such other quties in relation to the streets and sewers of ine city as the common council may require. Passed July Lith, 1851. MOSES PF. ROIT, Mayor. L, F.Chahbbuck, City Clerk. Ordinance No. 8. An ordinance regulating the fees in the Recorder's court, of the city Attorney and city Marshall. The cemmon council of the city of sevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1st.—That the city Attorney shall be allowed as fees for his services the same compensation allowed by atatute to a county Attorney for similar services. Sec. 2d.--That the city Marshall shall be allowed as fees for his serviees in the Recorder’s court, the same compensation allowed by statute to a county Sheriff for the same services. Passed May 20th 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. L, F. CHUBBUCK, City Clerk. CITY ORDINANCES. oem Ordinance No 7. ries of the City and its five WardsNevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1.—The boundaries of the City The northern boundary line shall be ‘Tie eassaid site in conformity with a plat as surveyed by J. S. Brodie under the instructions and authority of the common council. Sec 2,—The City of Nevada shall be and is hereby divided into five Wards, as follows, to wit: Ward Ist, shall comprise that portion of the City embraced within the following limits, namely, to wit: Commencing at the intersection of the south bank of Little Deer Creek with the eastern boundary line of the city, and following weeterly said south bank of Little Deer Creek to the bridge at the foot of Main street; thence continuing westerly along the south bank of Great Deer Creek to its intersection tion with the south boundary line; thence easterly along the south boundary line to its junction with the east boundary line, thence northerly along the east a” line te the place of commenceme ?Ward 2d, shall comprise that porOrdinance No. 10. tion of the cit ¢ embraeed in the follow. 42 ordinance to prevent and suppress distur* Ped ' bance and riotous assemblages. IDE limits, sthely Yhe common council of the city of Nevada Commenci ¥ on the South bask of! do ordain as follows: Little Deere tek at the bridge at the . ."!4at any person or persons found guilty of foot of May street, avd fullowing northerly the qwest side of mai» street t corner of th Poke or} iisturbing the peace or good order of thia city . by riotous assemblagos, atfrays or other disturbances, or who shall exhibit with any malicious intent any deadty weapon, shall for each and ecery offence be fined not less than ten ro . Shephe d on upper men street, sore than five hundred dollars, or be imprisence northeast to the northeast cor. eaed fornet hogs ira ten days nor more than ws to suitherle . / ree months, or to be both fined and imprisner of the bovpdaries, gence ithe ee ned at the diseration of the court. This ordialong the est boundary live of the . nance to take effect immedialely upon its pascity, crossing Great Deer creek to its . intersection vith Jittle Deer creek, . thence westerly alous the south bank of Little Deer cree’ io the place of commencenie gt. ward Sth, efla!l compriae that portion of the city embraced within the following limiig, namely: Commenci ay at the uortheast corner of NV. H. Shepherd’s store on uprmain stree§ and running northwest y north to th@ northern boundary line of the city, titence easterly along the north bound:ity to ita junction with east boundary jline, thence southwest to the place of” commencement. Sec. 3d.~-.4 city Surveyor shall be chosen by the common council on the passage of this ordinance, whose duty it shall be as soon as practicable, to . define the aforesaid boundaries of the . city, and limits of the five wards, by suitable and permanent land marks; . he shall also furnish the common council with an accurate plan of the said boundaries of the city and limits of its wards, and perform such other professional duties as may be required by uge. Passed may 22, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR, F. Cuursucx, City Clerk. L Ordinance No. 11. An ordinance definining manner of the imprisonment of convicts. The common council of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: That the impr’sonment to be suffered by any qereen or persons condemned to imprisonment y judgment of the Recorder’s court shall be as fullows:-—-viz; Every such person or perons, shall, during the day time be confined with chain and ball, and be required to work upon tha streets, or upon some other public work of the city, and during the night shall be confined to the city prison, or euch other place as may be necessary for their safe keeping his ordinance shall take effect immediately after its passage. Pased may 22, 1851. MOSES F, HOIT. MAYOR. L. F. Cuusauck, City Clerk. Ordinance No. 12. An Ordinance respecting the ravine “west of Main stsect.” The common council of the city of evada, do ordain as follows; Sec1. That, that portion of the orjdinance no. 6. section 5. empowering the committee on streets, to have the ravine running west of Main street, ditched or sluiced and run into the ravine east of Main street., is hereby repealed, and that said committee on streeta are hereby authorized and empowered to have the said ravine running west of Main street, floomed for The cotamon council of the city of the purpose of changing the direction Nevada do ordain as follows: of the water and sours of said _— Rec, 1. That the ordinance entitled oo most convenient and suitable t\" Passed May, 24, 1851. ees well and truly performed, he shall hereafter be prescribed. Passed May 20th, 1851. Moses F. UWort, Msyor L. F. CHUBBUCK, City clerk. -——--—0 Ordinance No, 15. . Regulating the ravine west of Main street. of Main street, be repeealed and si \ . That the committee on streets be . An amendatory" Of@itiance entitled An . he of the city of Neaafollows.— \deer creek, also to contract for havthan Theatrical and Equestrian or Menage. . constructing a bridge across little deer . Where no games of chance are kept, shall MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. heraby repealed. L. F. Cuursuck, City Clerk, Sec. 2. The committee on streets are hereby authorized to contract with . jsains person or persons for a sum not exceeding six hundred dollars, to turn he water from said ravine by a ditch . jor sluice from its present course into the ravine known by the name Roger William’s ravine, at a point to be ap. proved by the committee, Passed May, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. L. F. Cuvnnuck, City clerk, Ordinanee No, 14. Relating to the street on little deer creek. The common council of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: Ordinance No. 13. _. An ordinance regulating Licenses. The common council of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : Sec. 1. That from and after the passage of this ordinance, all persons transacting business, or pursuing any calling hereinafter Specified, within the limits of the city, shall procure from the city a license for the same, in conformity with the provigions of this or. dinance. Sec. 2. All persons engaged in the business or calling of Auctioneer,shall pay upon all auction sales of goods, wares,merchandise hyuors real estate and stock, one per centum upon the amount of such sales, said payment to be made to the city monthly, for the faith. fal performance of which,they shall enter into . Satisfactory bonds to the Mayor and common jcouncil of the city of Nevada in the penal sum of five huudred dollars. _Sec. 3, All persons, venders of spirituons and are hereby authorized to locate . vinous or rualt liquors at retail, tobe drank the road or strect Leyond the bridge on . 2?" the premises, shall pay to the city as deer creek, to the saw mill i , . follows, to wit: Each owner or keeper of , millon little . a gaming House shall pay the monthly sum . of twenty-five dollars. Bch owner or keeping the same put into good repair, and ler of a hotel boarding douse or Restaurant, pay the monthly sum of fifteen dollars and ail other venders at retail not hereinafter proce shall pay the monthly sum of ten dolars, Sec. 4. All persons owners or keepers of theatrical and Equestrian Shows or Memarae if permanently located within the cit \creek, at the earliest period and thein tnost reasonable terms. Passed May, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. {. F. Cuurgvck, City clerk. J.G. MAXWELL Is my authorized agent toattend to my business during my temporary absen from Nevada city. R. M. MOORE, July 4th, 1251 ot » . pay for each and every exhibition the sum of “© . twenty-five dollars, and owners or keepers of ‘mature, shall pay the sum of fifttcen dollars for cach exhbtition. ———Src. 5. The owner or keeper of each aming housa where the games of monte, Tero,ronlette cr wheel of fortune, twenty-one, orany other game of chance, skill or hazard by which money oranything of value may be lost or won, other than billiard tables and bowling alleys shall pay to the city the sum of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, said payment shall be made to the city monthly, [he owner or proprietor of each bowling alley shall pay monthly to the city, the sam of fifteon dollars, and the owner or keeper of each billiard table shall pay to the city monthly, the sum of fifteen dollars. The games of french monte and thimble rig are hereby prohibited. Szc. 6. All hawkers and pedlers and others selling goods, wares, and merchandise generally in any of the public thoroughfares of the city shall pay to the city the monthly sum of five dollara, and all wagoners selling from wayons in said thoroughfares, snch goods, wares, and merch«ndise foreach & every days exposure of said goods for sale shall pay the sum of five dollars per day fur each wagon. No portion of this section however shall include such persons as pursue an exclusive trfficin vegetables. he sale of spiritous liqnors at retail to be drank ia said public thoroughfares is hereby prohibited, Sze.7. All persons pursning any business in which a ticense is requisite shall pay the amount required to the city marshall who shall give the person so paying a receipt and apon presenting such receipt to the city Clerk, he shall cause a license to be issued in proper form signed by the city clerk and countersigned by the mayor to each person or persons authorizing him or them to prosce cute the business for which each license was granted for the period for which they have paid, and no license shall be transfered to or e granted for a less term than one month other than to wagoners. Sec. 8. The following shall be the penelties for any breach of this ordinance. Any person pursuing the business of anctioneer and selling without @ license shall for each and every sale thus made be fined a sum of not less than twenty five, nor more than fifty dollars, any person selling spirituous vinous or malt liquors without license shall be fined for each and every offence asum of not less than ten and not more than twenty-five dollars, any person exhibiting any publie show withont a licence, foreach and every offence, shall be fined not less than fifty, nor more than one hundred dollars. The owner or keeper of any house where any game of chance or skill as énumerated in section fifth of thisordinance, shall be pursued, without first obtaining a license for the same, shall foreach and every offence be fined not less than fifty, nor more than one hundred dollars —and all hawkers and pedlers, or wagoners selling without a license shall for each and every sale thus made be fined a sum of not less than five nor more than ten dollars—said fines to be recovered in the corporative name of the city by dae process at law. Passed may, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT. L: F. Cuvsnvck. mayor. City Clerk. CITY DRUG STORE. re sewene santo On 8 A TE » The undersigned subscribers having opened on Main Street, in Nevada City, a fresh and jenuine stock of Drugs, Medicines, Patnts, Oils, Dye-stutis, Window Glass, stationery, porrennny, brushes &c. Also a large and well agsorted stock of Cigars & Tobacco of the finest brands that the country ean afford: all of which we will sell at the lowest possible Cali and examine our stock. LARK & GARRASON, Drug’sts & Chemists. rates. Da. J. LARK offers his professonal services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. Charges, in proportion to the times. Office at the City Drug Store. April 19th 1851. Public Notice. HIS is to warn and forbid the transfer of a Note of hand which I gave at Nevada city on the 4th day of June instant, to John H Wheeling or order, for $464 30, payable two months after date, Said note was obtained by false pretences and having no consideration, I will never pay it JAMES S PHILLIPS. Kanakayville Jane 7, 1851 tf. Davis & Hirst’s Express Cisse Will leave every Monday : morning for San Francisco with letters, packages and papers. A Special Measenger will leave to connect with each mail steamer to the States. We connect with no mushroom concern, gold dust and all other packages being forwarded through the old established and undoubted house of Adams & _Co., who do the principal Express businese to the Atlantic States. y shall pay the monthly sum of one hun. dred and fifty do/lars, and all transient exhi. bitions or shows of the aforesaid natare shall . We will also sell bills of exchange on the principal cities in the U. States, or furnish bills from bankers in San Francisco known to be undoubted. . N.B. All newspapers taken free of charge. Nevada City, June 12°50. MILK DEPOT. DAVID PHELPS would say to the public in general, that he now keeps on hand for the ac commodation of all, a full supply of MILK, which is kept fresh at alltimes. Per quart 50 cents, He, also, keeps on hand all kinds of liquors. Mrtx Puncn fixed up in the most be had at 25 cents per glasst “Mik and’ Bread, Pies and Cakes eps con. stantlyonhand. Nevada City, April 19th, 1851. Backes: AIF 33308 dake che CAINE ee NEW STORE—Broap Sr. THE Subscribers have just opened the Store newly fitted up, directly opposite the Deer Creek Water Office, where they will keep constantly on hand. a general assortment of LADIE’S DRESS GOODS, Such as Silks, Satins, Mouslaine de laines Prints, &c. &c.—Also— FANCY GOODS, Of every description, such asare usually found in Stores of a similar description in the Atlantic States. HAMBERGER & BROS. Aug. 9th 1851. no 31 3t All persons who have paid tax to the County Treasurer for License of any description are requested to deposit his receipts for the same, with the county Auditor, Theodore Miller, and obtain their License. Auditor's office in the Clerk's & Recorder's Office, Main Street . ail other exhibitions or shows of whatsorver . Opposite tie New Presbyterian church. THEO. MILLER, Co. Audit >r Nevada City, Aug 15th 1851. rr es San Francleco Advertisements. Wholesale and Retail. THE su i store o Sutter Iron Works, {emma wey Pen gs ne oteek © Rincon Point, San Francisco. . . Dr¥ Goons, Boots, Siioxs STEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin. &c at WHOLESALE ery for crushing and pulverizi rock, castings in iron rk . Aga ae iron. work, water wheel castings, and all ws of inpehinery made to order. cing largely engaged in m ing, quartz rock machinery aad Sever roe tensive b grmphiore cn patterns on hand, ar prepared to receive and . oe excente orders witl afties wishing farther information, or to contract for machinery, by addresainy Geo. K. Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, wiil be prog vd attended to. ng. 30—3m* ~~ BANKING HOUSE _ F BURGOYNE & CO,—New Fire proof ouilding, at the old stand, corner of Montgomery and Washington streets. Exchange for sale, at sight or on time, on Baring Bros. and Co. Londen, Hottingeur and Co. Paris, Drake Bros and Co, Havana, Jno E Thayer and Bros, Boston, Merchants Bank, Boston, Heehee and Co, New York, Ludlow and Co, Philadelphia, Josiah Lee and Co, Baltimore, Chubb, Schenek and Co, Washington city L A Benoist and Co, st Louis, Etiis and Morton Cincinnati Maunse! White and Co, New Orleans, . Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans, Aug 23, 1851. BANKING HQUSE OF JAMES KING, OF WM, JAMES KING, OP wm. JACOB R. BNEDER. Exchange on George Peabody, Esq, London, Camman and Whitehouse, New York, J. Corning and Co, New Orleans, Riggs and Levering, St Louis, And on Messrs Corcoran and Riggs— Payable at their office, Washington eity, big Merchants’ Bank, Boston, Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, Bank of Baltimore, Boston, Bank of Virginia and branches. or Rerazx, 4t prices as low or lower than they oan be ha atany other place in the city. He keape con stantly on hand a full and epmplete sesortmee Of Ready Made Clothing, well and fashionably nmde to suit this market ' In addition to his othor stock, he also keeps awell furnished bar constantly stocked with the best of Wines Liqvors, ete. H. SARUH. Nevada. June 6th, 1851. ni4 BOWER’S EX Dd. Te ee From Nevada Cc ty, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Washigton, Poor Man’s Creek, Yuba river, and all the intermediate places, to Sacramente City, and San Francigco, connecting then with the well known house of Adams & co., and being the oldest ERPRESS in Nevoda, together with our facilities, are prepared to ship and inevre Gold Dust and Valuables of every kin* to all parts of the U. S. 0G Wehave a Fire Proof and alo thief proof safe. where merehauts and ininere cna deposite the money and dust with entire safety ‘artioulur attention given to obtaining lbettersand packages from below and delivered vith despatch. N B. DRAFTS obtained upon diferens h vuees in any part of the Union, and business ot a!] kindg attended to promptly. Thankful to ow patrons for past favors, hope to command & ati}, larger share of business cha heretofore. Main, st. opposite the Bridge. BOWERS ¢ Co ay 3. 1961. TO MINERS AND TRAVELERS. If you want a comfortaale and shone have to stop at in Sacremento City, call at the NEW WORLD HOTEL, Front street, between J and K, opposite the steamboat landing, (over Dr. Cranes Drugstore.) “eo” Boarding and lodging, per week, $12 sce, Single meale bo cts: Lodging 60 cts BY MRS, LYNCH. Sacramento City, April 10, 1851. n onatnlinmestaeeseuane a” Wns a THE AMERICAN. THIS Hotel on Broad street near the bridge, has b ven enlarged and is now ready for the reception of boardera, lodgers and transient vieiters. Families and boarders can be acoonmnodated with separate rooms if desired. This fiouse being condnoted on Temperanve principtes, bo pains w}j} be spared to make 3+ au28-Im Cu a 2u28-lm F. ARGENTI and Co. . . pippertet San Francisco, Montgomery st, between Clay and Commercial sis. Refer to and draw on— Brown Bros and Co, New York, Brown, Shipley and Co, Liverpool, Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orlean Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, one of the most quiet and desirable places of James Adger and Co, Charleston, entertainment in the city. Board and lodging Morrell and Dickey. Movile, per week $15 00. Bord per week $12 T B Curtis, Esq., Boston, je 28°51 MALTBY & BELL. George B Cumming, Savannah. Gold dust bought and insured, and forwardto the United States ut the lowest rates. au28-Im ~ JOHN PERRY and Co. q EALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust, State and City Serip. For sale, Exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. WANTED--Gold Dustanad State Warrants, for which the highest market price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express.) au28-lm DANIEL OKKA#ON, JOHN DENNIE. OKESON and DENNIE, SHIP AND GENERAL MERCHAN. DISE BROKERS. Long Wharf, cor Sansome st, San Francisco. REFER TO Messrs. Macondray and Co, ee Darling and Co. Thompsom (riffin and Co, Mel and Co au28-6m DONAHUE'’S UNION IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. Corner First and Mission sts, Happy Valley, San Francisco. =” PLACER HOTEL. R. F. DICKERMAN would say tothe traveling public, that bis house is fitted up in good style, ced that be will spare no pains to make it one of the moet desirable stopping places io Nevada. Boardand Lodging per week Biz.House on Broad Sreet. April 19, 1861. WASHINGTON HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY: NHE subscriber would inform the public, that he has permanently loceted himeed a this well known House, on the upper part u Main street, where he is prepared to RECEIVE BOARDERS. He pledges himself to set as good a table as con be found in thecity Everything which the market affords, will be served up in style and quality inferior to none. The House is lceated in an airy and pleasant part of the city, and is fitted up with convenient and airy sleeping apartments. Terme moderate. Lovis M. BEST Nevada, May 3d. “ “ The Empire. Quarts mining machinery made to order, . By C. B. Lovell. after the most approved plans, castings of iron . Persona wiching good Myuors would do well or brass, smithing, boiler making, steambout . t¢ call atthe Expixe, on Main street. repairing, turning and finishing executed with . April 19, 1851. despatch, and every thing connected with the . ~~ a Se Ei i 5 business promptly attended to. a23-*3rm . Ten Dollars Reward. Burn ham and N fauns 3 . OST on the road between Sacramento 4 city and Nevada on S last, 8 green MARKET. y n Sunday last. a g . . Morocco Memorandum Book containing Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, north side, . sorae accounts due the Pla er Times, ral » San Francisco. te of $400 signe Fresh and salt provisions, and vegetables of Boece & oo chante crea all kinds, constantly on hand and for sale at The above 4 Me fi e reward will he paid on the depies Seng the times, wholesale and retail. ivery of the property to W D Williams, next door above the Nevada H tel, or to Winans & Hyer, Attorneys, Sacramento city ___June 19 JASFRY Ordinance No, 35, se ELLS. Church, Academy, and Factory Bells of various sizes from 300 to 1800 pounds weight, to arrive, For sale by CROSS ¢ Co. Sansome st. San Francisco. 50 6t Whereas, the extension of the Burial ——— eas 7rornd, immediately in the rear of the Two Circular Saw Mills . city Hall and Canetateeeh ts complainjed of as a public nuisance, Therefore, The common council of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section 1. That from and after the passage of this ordinance the burial of the dead in sard ground be and the same is hereby prohibited. Section 2. Any person violating’ this ordinance shall, on conviction, be eudject toa fine of twenty-five dollars. Passed Ane 25, 1851. OSES F. HOIT, Mayor, L. F, Cuvssvex, City Clerk. J. R. M’CONNELL, 3.8. 4QWIN. McConnell and Irwin, ATTO. AND co. MT Law UNSELLORS Office in the court house. 19tf Nevada. Se 28, 1851— General Badaron all kinds of BR AD Sr. HOUSE. HARDW y TOVES, ' ARE, COOKING 8 ES Thanktulite one rt : TIN WARE, &c. wap Tin and Sheet atthe short. Port, we iptend still to make our HOUSE » est notice. oe es een ‘ — hom for all who may faver us their Fatadli ain atrest, Neva age. 7 ont oe ishmention M We charge $12. per week for board, and @3. April 19, 1851 tf . per week for lodging. ama”. 33 amie ~~ ikee BAR Our table will be furnished with the best the Notice, Notice. market affords. Good cooks and attentive THE undersigned, having removed to Broa street, next door to the Spring Hill Hotel, take . pleasure in announcing to their old customers . and the public generally that they will keep . constantly on hand a Ds assortment of Groceries, Provisions ines, and Liquors. a 3 which they will sell as cheap-as the cheapest, ROUGH & READY, at wholes! retail. Thankful to our uld. The progrietor has ent and refitted . at wholes for past. favors would respectfully . this hoteh Ne renaers will find every accomsolicit a continuance of their natronago. modation, and as fare as.the J. SPRUANCE & BROTHERS {country ‘affords. Teamsters will find a se Navadn, Mav 92a. 781 cure corra/l; under lock. and key, with all necC.F. sMLT eeeary conveniences. Justice of che Peace, . qpmamp: aithon i cata « ATTORNEY AT LAW. {good location with an excellent run of custom, can sacure a bargain in the purchase of GRASS VALLET, Nevada County, FOR BALE. They may be seen at Nevada city, where they are both now in operation. Horses h 1 -. ness and tools will be sold with the Mills,Bif desired. ; Nevada city, July 20th, 1851. 4t no26 ; B. R. MARTIN. 0c3All per: ons indebted to me for lumber a hereby notified that the money is requir orthwith. B. R. Manrin. The City Physician Can be found fer the present at Hubbard & Hodge's law office on Main street. . june 21 tf Deer Creek Bakery. Berg and Ward. This establishment, situated an Main street, keeps constantly on hand fresh Bread and Pies, all of which will ie oc. ong be disposed of wpon very reason Apail 19, 881. a walters. DAVIS-& HIRET. Aprl9th 1881. ¢f. UNION HOT BL. the above obtablishment. stock, furniture and and fixturag complete. April 25, 1851. aeenr? “Gees or can" “ET ee Se Bryce’s Hotel, by David Bryoe, at the junction of Broad an¢ ‘Commercial streeta. ang#tf 3m41* Tattersall Stables, Corner lof Maia ani Commercial streets, Nevada City, W. A. Bexter juneas — é

ion & Commission. aioe & Co., (at the Auction 2 Bitnd, on Main etree) vd traders. 0 ‘ise 0 rs, packers a ys may eon PA fall pe ge of the mest desirable articles the market below af. forde, con alwaye be found at their sa'e3’room Ih part consisting of the best quality of Liquorr. 7 .sterlts, Provisions and miner’s tools, which wil de sold either at auction or prilof Nevada shall be and are hereby established from the site of the store of Truex & Blackman, as follows, to wit: vote pale—at prices to sa t customers. REGULAR BALE Days. Revers Sunday at 10, a, m. “ Toesday at 8. p. m. “ Friday at 8. p.m. 1. WILLIAMSON & CO, Nevada, May 7, 1851. _tf een cee ei a eC Ademe 4 Co’s Semi Mouthly Express We will dispatch, per Stewmor ifm of the let and 15th of every AE M month our regular messenger, rete a8 ueual, fot Last shipped and insured, aa usual, to al) perte of the Allantic States and Enrope. Drafts for sale on our bouse in all the princij Athonthc cities, casbed by all the New bingend. Bonka, and ot our varioua offices throug wus the Union. ©-. .ae forwarding of Dust from New York te he Mint, we have the only exprese on the goal) train. Freeman & Co., are the only firm in Sacramento ocnnecting with ua, and are autborized ot draw om usfor apy amiount. ADAMS & CO. Great Bargains!!!!!! And a Rare Chance to purchase ©. eries, Provisions and Miners Supplies, at WHOLESALE & RETAIL, AT THE Pacxers and Traders fey She it 6 if wy SP OORHIES & CU., one door below the VY wtasenic Hall Broad Street, are now reocirtng by their line of Express wagons from Sen Frapetsco and Sacramento, « laage ond eolendid etock of frosh Provisions, which will pe sete nt eoot-and freight, and no mistake. ‘We Sannot ehtmorate als the varisties of Goods that compose our stock, which at al! times will offer water INRCORMENTS to those wish to purchase goods very cheap. hey dateer tormacicen, that all who wish to parehsee will fud it to their interest to oall on tiem before purchasing elacwhere, aa they are determ'sed to sell at a fair and living freiebt, ena tbat no lar house in this ity. or wag ener, shall underee!l them, who deal with the Me on fatr grine! a tenes . will warrant heir goods to be of the hest quality. Nevsda, May 26th, ’61 rJ3 7. ExPnkoe NOTICE to miners on Middle Yuba, ke Bar, Newburyport Bar, McKinsey’s Eurcka, Dry Diggings, 'lumbug Canon Grass Valley nan, Meintyre & Co., having completed establishments, one at Snow Tent sixtailes from Grass Valley an:! 25 miles from fievate ; thé otherat Gertwan i.:, 4miles N. 1s Weet of Snow Tent, are enabled to furnish & general aseortiment of goods direct from Secyamento at the lowest possible rates. [cth es. vp ate fitted up to entertain travelern. y¥ Will alao ran o semi-nonthly Express to den Fra ipo, through Nevada, Grass Valwy, re y, and Sacramento. Lettere will tiverad-at the several diggin7s by agents appointed. All moneys will be forwara to psa spt } Gregory & Co's Express, San Frane "By 28th, 1. BATH. who wish Baths can beac:om modated Rites atthe new Bathing Establishment she Empire Building Ithas been construc. ip # neat &nd commodious Manner and + tifully eupplied with pure water, Wwarnt or eokt -Shower Batts ht a moment's notice on In connection with this is ng soon. ‘a the i style. reasonable terms. In # shaving, bair cutting end very meb of the business edeert pica agreeablo manner ind app nevada, June ti Z. P. DAVIS, Cums mam. Broad Stre< ert So @ ta Devin & Hurst om Al hh. yk done on Fort notice «1 ee : Se or the ros “ i? ( vada, as ai leer f, centainin e 6mall specim: no, ara aw i hows an ether papora of ve Meanly” » notes were drawn oy FB, Green, Wm. Uono, & Co., Crosby Whics, JoaeR. Sodiaon, J. P..cow, Nob. W vivesidets / Sip dackooa and ethers who «cohy wetfed mot to pay them unless (0) ror hiv order. The finder of of by lew it at the Sfiners Powe. Sova Sted Sivas Hoe gel Marysvilin. 9 Oo sou: Sacvamen . t, will he han vc rewarde ALLEN WILEY. m3. Ji The Marys ern an ~ presse copy, pn) ORE. » WHOLESALE AND 3 that thar tT} * UNGOTLe ned bs Ae ved ty aie , beg: io inform er Times ace Pe vveyt ot: . aod vieinnd o Gne as. Loa 4 srneand miners of Neva. ity, that he has conetan:': eottment of geotlemen’s fur is, alo & targe eupply oo mice e® ulow « staple ooda, aogethivry with a larg, iment of Rosth'ent Sho 9, Bisnkets, How Cups Be which he offure (9 sell as chear y Merebants in San Frarcieco. at who rand re‘Fhe store which he pecwpir> is *'tuated i Main street, next door to the Mxchange Coffee os : JACOB KOHLMANN. * Nevada City, April 26th. tf Batra. Lid hee. 0 ee a ee WW MINING COMPANIES, Law ers, i Merchants, &o.—A gentleman gots tent to fulfill the duties of necretary, managing elerk, accountant, traveling agent, ete., ete., wishes to engage to engage hemeelf for a period of not less fhan three months, in the . mining districts for further pxticulats enmire of Mr. Ewer, Ne q ayy » Nevada Journal Office. Ordinanee No. 21. Ordinance regulating Licenses. The Common vada do Ordain All transient exhibitious or shows other ries of whatsoever rature shall pay to the eity for each days exhibition, the sum of Five Dollars, under the penalties prescribed in an Ordinange numbered 13, regulating licenses. Passed June 7,1851. (Moses F Hort, L ¥ Crvusccs, City Ci'k. [Mayor. THE GREGORY HOUSE. This House] {s large and commodious, with she best of sleeping apartments; and the subeorlber Matters himecif that ho will set as good a table as any othor house in California havlig arrengements made for tie supply of all kinds of meats and vegetables {le solicits a share of thep blio patronage U, 8. GREGORY. Defining and establishing the bounda. The Common Council of the City ot onc mile anda half due north. The southern boundary line shall be one mile and a half due south. tern boundary line shall be one mile due east; and the western boundary line shall be two miles due west from with the west boundary line of the city, thence southerly along the west boundary line of the city to its juncfaryavilie aad Ne-/the common council for which servicwnee The . teceive such compensation as may }an ordinance respecting a ravine wes Ordinance No. 28. Respecting a Commissioner of Streets and Sewors, and defining his duties. The Common Council of the City of Nevada do ordein as follows: Sec. 1. The office of Commissioner of streets and sewers shall bo and is hereby created and oxtabliehed. Sec. 2+ ‘The commissioner of streets and sewers shall receive the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars per annurn for his services, to be paid quarterly, and shall hold hif office until the annual election in April, and until his successor sha:! be elected and qualified. Sec. 3. It shail be the duty of the conmiasioner of streets and sewers from time to time to examin? the Streets and sewers Of the city, and report te the Common Ceuncil ns often as onee in every month, what particular repairs and improvements may be necessary jn any atreet or sewer, together with the name of the street and the probable expense of the same. Also to superintend the execution of contracis for the construction, repair or improvement of the streets and sewers of the city, and to report to the Mayor when such contracts shall be completed, and to perform such other quties in relation to the streets and sewers of ine city as the common council may require. Passed July Lith, 1851. MOSES PF. ROIT, Mayor. L, F.Chahbbuck, City Clerk. Ordinance No. 8. An ordinance regulating the fees in the Recorder's court, of the city Attorney and city Marshall. The cemmon council of the city of sevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1st.—That the city Attorney shall be allowed as fees for his services the same compensation allowed by atatute to a county Attorney for similar services. Sec. 2d.--That the city Marshall shall be allowed as fees for his serviees in the Recorder’s court, the same compensation allowed by statute to a county Sheriff for the same services. Passed May 20th 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. L, F. CHUBBUCK, City Clerk. CITY ORDINANCES. oem Ordinance No 7. ries of the City and its five WardsNevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1.—The boundaries of the City The northern boundary line shall be ‘Tie eassaid site in conformity with a plat as surveyed by J. S. Brodie under the instructions and authority of the common council. Sec 2,—The City of Nevada shall be and is hereby divided into five Wards, as follows, to wit: Ward Ist, shall comprise that portion of the City embraced within the following limits, namely, to wit: Commencing at the intersection of the south bank of Little Deer Creek with the eastern boundary line of the city, and following weeterly said south bank of Little Deer Creek to the bridge at the foot of Main street; thence continuing westerly along the south bank of Great Deer Creek to its intersection tion with the south boundary line; thence easterly along the south boundary line to its junction with the east boundary line, thence northerly along the east a” line te the place of commenceme ?Ward 2d, shall comprise that porOrdinance No. 10. tion of the cit ¢ embraeed in the follow. 42 ordinance to prevent and suppress distur* Ped ' bance and riotous assemblages. IDE limits, sthely Yhe common council of the city of Nevada Commenci ¥ on the South bask of! do ordain as follows: Little Deere tek at the bridge at the . ."!4at any person or persons found guilty of foot of May street, avd fullowing northerly the qwest side of mai» street t corner of th Poke or} iisturbing the peace or good order of thia city . by riotous assemblagos, atfrays or other disturbances, or who shall exhibit with any malicious intent any deadty weapon, shall for each and ecery offence be fined not less than ten ro . Shephe d on upper men street, sore than five hundred dollars, or be imprisence northeast to the northeast cor. eaed fornet hogs ira ten days nor more than ws to suitherle . / ree months, or to be both fined and imprisner of the bovpdaries, gence ithe ee ned at the diseration of the court. This ordialong the est boundary live of the . nance to take effect immedialely upon its pascity, crossing Great Deer creek to its . intersection vith Jittle Deer creek, . thence westerly alous the south bank of Little Deer cree’ io the place of commencenie gt. ward Sth, efla!l compriae that portion of the city embraced within the following limiig, namely: Commenci ay at the uortheast corner of NV. H. Shepherd’s store on uprmain stree§ and running northwest y north to th@ northern boundary line of the city, titence easterly along the north bound:ity to ita junction with east boundary jline, thence southwest to the place of” commencement. Sec. 3d.~-.4 city Surveyor shall be chosen by the common council on the passage of this ordinance, whose duty it shall be as soon as practicable, to . define the aforesaid boundaries of the . city, and limits of the five wards, by suitable and permanent land marks; . he shall also furnish the common council with an accurate plan of the said boundaries of the city and limits of its wards, and perform such other professional duties as may be required by uge. Passed may 22, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR, F. Cuursucx, City Clerk. L Ordinance No. 11. An ordinance definining manner of the imprisonment of convicts. The common council of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: That the impr’sonment to be suffered by any qereen or persons condemned to imprisonment y judgment of the Recorder’s court shall be as fullows:-—-viz; Every such person or perons, shall, during the day time be confined with chain and ball, and be required to work upon tha streets, or upon some other public work of the city, and during the night shall be confined to the city prison, or euch other place as may be necessary for their safe keeping his ordinance shall take effect immediately after its passage. Pased may 22, 1851. MOSES F, HOIT. MAYOR. L. F. Cuusauck, City Clerk. Ordinance No. 12. An Ordinance respecting the ravine “west of Main stsect.” The common council of the city of evada, do ordain as follows; Sec1. That, that portion of the orjdinance no. 6. section 5. empowering the committee on streets, to have the ravine running west of Main street, ditched or sluiced and run into the ravine east of Main street., is hereby repealed, and that said committee on streeta are hereby authorized and empowered to have the said ravine running west of Main street, floomed for The cotamon council of the city of the purpose of changing the direction Nevada do ordain as follows: of the water and sours of said _— Rec, 1. That the ordinance entitled oo most convenient and suitable t\" Passed May, 24, 1851. ees well and truly performed, he shall hereafter be prescribed. Passed May 20th, 1851. Moses F. UWort, Msyor L. F. CHUBBUCK, City clerk. -——--—0 Ordinance No, 15. . Regulating the ravine west of Main street. of Main street, be repeealed and si \ . That the committee on streets be . An amendatory" Of@itiance entitled An . he of the city of Neaafollows.— \deer creek, also to contract for havthan Theatrical and Equestrian or Menage. . constructing a bridge across little deer . Where no games of chance are kept, shall MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. heraby repealed. L. F. Cuursuck, City Clerk, Sec. 2. The committee on streets are hereby authorized to contract with . jsains person or persons for a sum not exceeding six hundred dollars, to turn he water from said ravine by a ditch . jor sluice from its present course into the ravine known by the name Roger William’s ravine, at a point to be ap. proved by the committee, Passed May, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. L. F. Cuvnnuck, City clerk, Ordinanee No, 14. Relating to the street on little deer creek. The common council of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: Ordinance No. 13. _. An ordinance regulating Licenses. The common council of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : Sec. 1. That from and after the passage of this ordinance, all persons transacting business, or pursuing any calling hereinafter Specified, within the limits of the city, shall procure from the city a license for the same, in conformity with the provigions of this or. dinance. Sec. 2. All persons engaged in the business or calling of Auctioneer,shall pay upon all auction sales of goods, wares,merchandise hyuors real estate and stock, one per centum upon the amount of such sales, said payment to be made to the city monthly, for the faith. fal performance of which,they shall enter into . Satisfactory bonds to the Mayor and common jcouncil of the city of Nevada in the penal sum of five huudred dollars. _Sec. 3, All persons, venders of spirituons and are hereby authorized to locate . vinous or rualt liquors at retail, tobe drank the road or strect Leyond the bridge on . 2?" the premises, shall pay to the city as deer creek, to the saw mill i , . follows, to wit: Each owner or keeper of , millon little . a gaming House shall pay the monthly sum . of twenty-five dollars. Bch owner or keeping the same put into good repair, and ler of a hotel boarding douse or Restaurant, pay the monthly sum of fifteen dollars and ail other venders at retail not hereinafter proce shall pay the monthly sum of ten dolars, Sec. 4. All persons owners or keepers of theatrical and Equestrian Shows or Memarae if permanently located within the cit \creek, at the earliest period and thein tnost reasonable terms. Passed May, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT, MAYOR. {. F. Cuurgvck, City clerk. J.G. MAXWELL Is my authorized agent toattend to my business during my temporary absen from Nevada city. R. M. MOORE, July 4th, 1251 ot » . pay for each and every exhibition the sum of “© . twenty-five dollars, and owners or keepers of ‘mature, shall pay the sum of fifttcen dollars for cach exhbtition. ———Src. 5. The owner or keeper of each aming housa where the games of monte, Tero,ronlette cr wheel of fortune, twenty-one, orany other game of chance, skill or hazard by which money oranything of value may be lost or won, other than billiard tables and bowling alleys shall pay to the city the sum of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, said payment shall be made to the city monthly, [he owner or proprietor of each bowling alley shall pay monthly to the city, the sam of fifteon dollars, and the owner or keeper of each billiard table shall pay to the city monthly, the sum of fifteen dollars. The games of french monte and thimble rig are hereby prohibited. Szc. 6. All hawkers and pedlers and others selling goods, wares, and merchandise generally in any of the public thoroughfares of the city shall pay to the city the monthly sum of five dollara, and all wagoners selling

from wayons in said thoroughfares, snch goods, wares, and merch«ndise foreach & every days exposure of said goods for sale shall pay the sum of five dollars per day fur each wagon. No portion of this section however shall include such persons as pursue an exclusive trfficin vegetables. he sale of spiritous liqnors at retail to be drank ia said public thoroughfares is hereby prohibited, Sze.7. All persons pursning any business in which a ticense is requisite shall pay the amount required to the city marshall who shall give the person so paying a receipt and apon presenting such receipt to the city Clerk, he shall cause a license to be issued in proper form signed by the city clerk and countersigned by the mayor to each person or persons authorizing him or them to prosce cute the business for which each license was granted for the period for which they have paid, and no license shall be transfered to or e granted for a less term than one month other than to wagoners. Sec. 8. The following shall be the penelties for any breach of this ordinance. Any person pursuing the business of anctioneer and selling without @ license shall for each and every sale thus made be fined a sum of not less than twenty five, nor more than fifty dollars, any person selling spirituous vinous or malt liquors without license shall be fined for each and every offence asum of not less than ten and not more than twenty-five dollars, any person exhibiting any publie show withont a licence, foreach and every offence, shall be fined not less than fifty, nor more than one hundred dollars. The owner or keeper of any house where any game of chance or skill as énumerated in section fifth of thisordinance, shall be pursued, without first obtaining a license for the same, shall foreach and every offence be fined not less than fifty, nor more than one hundred dollars —and all hawkers and pedlers, or wagoners selling without a license shall for each and every sale thus made be fined a sum of not less than five nor more than ten dollars—said fines to be recovered in the corporative name of the city by dae process at law. Passed may, 28, 1851. MOSES F. HOIT. L: F. Cuvsnvck. mayor. City Clerk. CITY DRUG STORE. re sewene santo On 8 A TE » The undersigned subscribers having opened on Main Street, in Nevada City, a fresh and jenuine stock of Drugs, Medicines, Patnts, Oils, Dye-stutis, Window Glass, stationery, porrennny, brushes &c. Also a large and well agsorted stock of Cigars & Tobacco of the finest brands that the country ean afford: all of which we will sell at the lowest possible Cali and examine our stock. LARK & GARRASON, Drug’sts & Chemists. rates. Da. J. LARK offers his professonal services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. Charges, in proportion to the times. Office at the City Drug Store. April 19th 1851. Public Notice. HIS is to warn and forbid the transfer of a Note of hand which I gave at Nevada city on the 4th day of June instant, to John H Wheeling or order, for $464 30, payable two months after date, Said note was obtained by false pretences and having no consideration, I will never pay it JAMES S PHILLIPS. Kanakayville Jane 7, 1851 tf. Davis & Hirst’s Express Cisse Will leave every Monday : morning for San Francisco with letters, packages and papers. A Special Measenger will leave to connect with each mail steamer to the States. We connect with no mushroom concern, gold dust and all other packages being forwarded through the old established and undoubted house of Adams & _Co., who do the principal Express businese to the Atlantic States. y shall pay the monthly sum of one hun. dred and fifty do/lars, and all transient exhi. bitions or shows of the aforesaid natare shall . We will also sell bills of exchange on the principal cities in the U. States, or furnish bills from bankers in San Francisco known to be undoubted. . N.B. All newspapers taken free of charge. Nevada City, June 12°50. MILK DEPOT. DAVID PHELPS would say to the public in general, that he now keeps on hand for the ac commodation of all, a full supply of MILK, which is kept fresh at alltimes. Per quart 50 cents, He, also, keeps on hand all kinds of liquors. Mrtx Puncn fixed up in the most be had at 25 cents per glasst “Mik and’ Bread, Pies and Cakes eps con. stantlyonhand. Nevada City, April 19th, 1851. Backes: AIF 33308 dake che CAINE ee NEW STORE—Broap Sr. THE Subscribers have just opened the Store newly fitted up, directly opposite the Deer Creek Water Office, where they will keep constantly on hand. a general assortment of LADIE’S DRESS GOODS, Such as Silks, Satins, Mouslaine de laines Prints, &c. &c.—Also— FANCY GOODS, Of every description, such asare usually found in Stores of a similar description in the Atlantic States. HAMBERGER & BROS. Aug. 9th 1851. no 31 3t All persons who have paid tax to the County Treasurer for License of any description are requested to deposit his receipts for the same, with the county Auditor, Theodore Miller, and obtain their License. Auditor's office in the Clerk's & Recorder's Office, Main Street . ail other exhibitions or shows of whatsorver . Opposite tie New Presbyterian church. THEO. MILLER, Co. Audit >r Nevada City, Aug 15th 1851. rr es San Francleco Advertisements. Wholesale and Retail. THE su i store o Sutter Iron Works, {emma wey Pen gs ne oteek © Rincon Point, San Francisco. . . Dr¥ Goons, Boots, Siioxs STEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin. &c at WHOLESALE ery for crushing and pulverizi rock, castings in iron rk . Aga ae iron. work, water wheel castings, and all ws of inpehinery made to order. cing largely engaged in m ing, quartz rock machinery aad Sever roe tensive b grmphiore cn patterns on hand, ar prepared to receive and . oe excente orders witl afties wishing farther information, or to contract for machinery, by addresainy Geo. K. Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, wiil be prog vd attended to. ng. 30—3m* ~~ BANKING HOUSE _ F BURGOYNE & CO,—New Fire proof ouilding, at the old stand, corner of Montgomery and Washington streets. Exchange for sale, at sight or on time, on Baring Bros. and Co. Londen, Hottingeur and Co. Paris, Drake Bros and Co, Havana, Jno E Thayer and Bros, Boston, Merchants Bank, Boston, Heehee and Co, New York, Ludlow and Co, Philadelphia, Josiah Lee and Co, Baltimore, Chubb, Schenek and Co, Washington city L A Benoist and Co, st Louis, Etiis and Morton Cincinnati Maunse! White and Co, New Orleans, . Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans, Aug 23, 1851. BANKING HQUSE OF JAMES KING, OF WM, JAMES KING, OP wm. JACOB R. BNEDER. Exchange on George Peabody, Esq, London, Camman and Whitehouse, New York, J. Corning and Co, New Orleans, Riggs and Levering, St Louis, And on Messrs Corcoran and Riggs— Payable at their office, Washington eity, big Merchants’ Bank, Boston, Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, Bank of Baltimore, Boston, Bank of Virginia and branches. or Rerazx, 4t prices as low or lower than they oan be ha atany other place in the city. He keape con stantly on hand a full and epmplete sesortmee Of Ready Made Clothing, well and fashionably nmde to suit this market ' In addition to his othor stock, he also keeps awell furnished bar constantly stocked with the best of Wines Liqvors, ete. H. SARUH. Nevada. June 6th, 1851. ni4 BOWER’S EX Dd. Te ee From Nevada Cc ty, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Washigton, Poor Man’s Creek, Yuba river, and all the intermediate places, to Sacramente City, and San Francigco, connecting then with the well known house of Adams & co., and being the oldest ERPRESS in Nevoda, together with our facilities, are prepared to ship and inevre Gold Dust and Valuables of every kin* to all parts of the U. S. 0G Wehave a Fire Proof and alo thief proof safe. where merehauts and ininere cna deposite the money and dust with entire safety ‘artioulur attention given to obtaining lbettersand packages from below and delivered vith despatch. N B. DRAFTS obtained upon diferens h vuees in any part of the Union, and business ot a!] kindg attended to promptly. Thankful to ow patrons for past favors, hope to command & ati}, larger share of business cha heretofore. Main, st. opposite the Bridge. BOWERS ¢ Co ay 3. 1961. TO MINERS AND TRAVELERS. If you want a comfortaale and shone have to stop at in Sacremento City, call at the NEW WORLD HOTEL, Front street, between J and K, opposite the steamboat landing, (over Dr. Cranes Drugstore.) “eo” Boarding and lodging, per week, $12 sce, Single meale bo cts: Lodging 60 cts BY MRS, LYNCH. Sacramento City, April 10, 1851. n onatnlinmestaeeseuane a” Wns a THE AMERICAN. THIS Hotel on Broad street near the bridge, has b ven enlarged and is now ready for the reception of boardera, lodgers and transient vieiters. Families and boarders can be acoonmnodated with separate rooms if desired. This fiouse being condnoted on Temperanve principtes, bo pains w}j} be spared to make 3+ au28-Im Cu a 2u28-lm F. ARGENTI and Co. . . pippertet San Francisco, Montgomery st, between Clay and Commercial sis. Refer to and draw on— Brown Bros and Co, New York, Brown, Shipley and Co, Liverpool, Samuel Nicholson and Co, New Orlean Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore, Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia, one of the most quiet and desirable places of James Adger and Co, Charleston, entertainment in the city. Board and lodging Morrell and Dickey. Movile, per week $15 00. Bord per week $12 T B Curtis, Esq., Boston, je 28°51 MALTBY & BELL. George B Cumming, Savannah. Gold dust bought and insured, and forwardto the United States ut the lowest rates. au28-Im ~ JOHN PERRY and Co. q EALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust, State and City Serip. For sale, Exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. WANTED--Gold Dustanad State Warrants, for which the highest market price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express.) au28-lm DANIEL OKKA#ON, JOHN DENNIE. OKESON and DENNIE, SHIP AND GENERAL MERCHAN. DISE BROKERS. Long Wharf, cor Sansome st, San Francisco. REFER TO Messrs. Macondray and Co, ee Darling and Co. Thompsom (riffin and Co, Mel and Co au28-6m DONAHUE'’S UNION IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. Corner First and Mission sts, Happy Valley, San Francisco. =” PLACER HOTEL. R. F. DICKERMAN would say tothe traveling public, that bis house is fitted up in good style, ced that be will spare no pains to make it one of the moet desirable stopping places io Nevada. Boardand Lodging per week Biz.House on Broad Sreet. April 19, 1861. WASHINGTON HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY: NHE subscriber would inform the public, that he has permanently loceted himeed a this well known House, on the upper part u Main street, where he is prepared to RECEIVE BOARDERS. He pledges himself to set as good a table as con be found in thecity Everything which the market affords, will be served up in style and quality inferior to none. The House is lceated in an airy and pleasant part of the city, and is fitted up with convenient and airy sleeping apartments. Terme moderate. Lovis M. BEST Nevada, May 3d. “ “ The Empire. Quarts mining machinery made to order, . By C. B. Lovell. after the most approved plans, castings of iron . Persona wiching good Myuors would do well or brass, smithing, boiler making, steambout . t¢ call atthe Expixe, on Main street. repairing, turning and finishing executed with . April 19, 1851. despatch, and every thing connected with the . ~~ a Se Ei i 5 business promptly attended to. a23-*3rm . Ten Dollars Reward. Burn ham and N fauns 3 . OST on the road between Sacramento 4 city and Nevada on S last, 8 green MARKET. y n Sunday last. a g . . Morocco Memorandum Book containing Pacific st, bet Battery and Front, north side, . sorae accounts due the Pla er Times, ral » San Francisco. te of $400 signe Fresh and salt provisions, and vegetables of Boece & oo chante crea all kinds, constantly on hand and for sale at The above 4 Me fi e reward will he paid on the depies Seng the times, wholesale and retail. ivery of the property to W D Williams, next door above the Nevada H tel, or to Winans & Hyer, Attorneys, Sacramento city ___June 19 JASFRY Ordinance No, 35, se ELLS. Church, Academy, and Factory Bells of various sizes from 300 to 1800 pounds weight, to arrive, For sale by CROSS ¢ Co. Sansome st. San Francisco. 50 6t Whereas, the extension of the Burial ——— eas 7rornd, immediately in the rear of the Two Circular Saw Mills . city Hall and Canetateeeh ts complainjed of as a public nuisance, Therefore, The common council of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section 1. That from and after the passage of this ordinance the burial of the dead in sard ground be and the same is hereby prohibited. Section 2. Any person violating’ this ordinance shall, on conviction, be eudject toa fine of twenty-five dollars. Passed Ane 25, 1851. OSES F. HOIT, Mayor, L. F, Cuvssvex, City Clerk. J. R. M’CONNELL, 3.8. 4QWIN. McConnell and Irwin, ATTO. AND co. MT Law UNSELLORS Office in the court house. 19tf Nevada. Se 28, 1851— General Badaron all kinds of BR AD Sr. HOUSE. HARDW y TOVES, ' ARE, COOKING 8 ES Thanktulite one rt : TIN WARE, &c. wap Tin and Sheet atthe short. Port, we iptend still to make our HOUSE » est notice. oe es een ‘ — hom for all who may faver us their Fatadli ain atrest, Neva age. 7 ont oe ishmention M We charge $12. per week for board, and @3. April 19, 1851 tf . per week for lodging. ama”. 33 amie ~~ ikee BAR Our table will be furnished with the best the Notice, Notice. market affords. Good cooks and attentive THE undersigned, having removed to Broa street, next door to the Spring Hill Hotel, take . pleasure in announcing to their old customers . and the public generally that they will keep . constantly on hand a Ds assortment of Groceries, Provisions ines, and Liquors. a 3 which they will sell as cheap-as the cheapest, ROUGH & READY, at wholes! retail. Thankful to our uld. The progrietor has ent and refitted . at wholes for past. favors would respectfully . this hoteh Ne renaers will find every accomsolicit a continuance of their natronago. modation, and as fare as.the J. SPRUANCE & BROTHERS {country ‘affords. Teamsters will find a se Navadn, Mav 92a. 781 cure corra/l; under lock. and key, with all necC.F. sMLT eeeary conveniences. Justice of che Peace, . qpmamp: aithon i cata « ATTORNEY AT LAW. {good location with an excellent run of custom, can sacure a bargain in the purchase of GRASS VALLET, Nevada County, FOR BALE. They may be seen at Nevada city, where they are both now in operation. Horses h 1 -. ness and tools will be sold with the Mills,Bif desired. ; Nevada city, July 20th, 1851. 4t no26 ; B. R. MARTIN. 0c3All per: ons indebted to me for lumber a hereby notified that the money is requir orthwith. B. R. Manrin. The City Physician Can be found fer the present at Hubbard & Hodge's law office on Main street. . june 21 tf Deer Creek Bakery. Berg and Ward. This establishment, situated an Main street, keeps constantly on hand fresh Bread and Pies, all of which will ie oc. ong be disposed of wpon very reason Apail 19, 881. a walters. DAVIS-& HIRET. Aprl9th 1881. ¢f. UNION HOT BL. the above obtablishment. stock, furniture and and fixturag complete. April 25, 1851. aeenr? “Gees or can" “ET ee Se Bryce’s Hotel, by David Bryoe, at the junction of Broad an¢ ‘Commercial streeta. ang#tf 3m41* Tattersall Stables, Corner lof Maia ani Commercial streets, Nevada City, W. A. Bexter juneas — é