January 19, 1854 (4 pages)

ee ARRIVAL OF THE CORTEZ. LATER FROM THE STATES AND EvROPE. By the arrival of the Cortez, we are in receipt of New York papers of the 20th, containing highly interesting and important news, a brief compilation of which we give below. We see from the New York Herald, that the Mitchel banquet took place at the Broadway theatre on Monday, December 19th. Some six hundred people sat down to dinner, and the boxes were filled with as many ladies. Charles O’Connor, Esq., presided, and speeches were made by Messrs. Mitchell, Meagher, O’Gorman and Smyth. It is thought that Secretary Davis will be elected United States Senator from Mississippi, and that Hon. Charles Q McDonald will be placed at the head of the War DepartmentFrom accounts from Mexico, it was thought that the movements of the Fillibusters was rather calculated to enhance, than retard the advances of Santa Anna to imperialism. ator, it was still believed, would ty fo dispose of a por=) e37 SiC 27iCe 5 o =} ary 4 Take @N Cariy opps ria tien of his Territory io the United States, in} * order to raise funds to carry on his newly ar_. rang=d machinery of government. James Gordon Bennett. editor ef the New . York Herald, has been triel and fined 510,. 009 fer libelling Edward P. Fry. He was t pay the costs aise. The diffcutty berreen Secretary Guthrie has been ainicabiy arrang. . Chance for Bargains! ed. ANOTHER AwFtL ConFLAGRATION.-—The extensive and world renowned publication office of Harper & Brother, together with the entire establishment has been burned to the . ground. Their entire loss is estimated at $800,000, insurance $250,000. But little delay will be occasioned in the regular publication of books, periodicals, &e. &c. So much for enterprise. WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. CLEVELAND, Dee. 19, 1853. It has been snowing here all day, and is very cold and blustering to-night—the wind blowing a perfect gale. om Detsxoir, Dec. 19, 1853. We have about three inches of snow on the ground here. The weather is clear and not very cold. Burraro, Dec. 19, 1853. A snow storm sct in here on Saturday night, and we have now eight inches of snow on the ground. The weather is very clear and fine. The thermometer yesterday morning was at twenty degrees below zero, and early this morning at 16. Itis now, (neon.) mild and pleasant. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19—10 P. M. It is snowing here this evening, Tue Tvrkish War.—From the New York Tribune of the 20th, we compile tke following: “T,etters of the 26th from the seat of war state that since the 15th it had rained along almost the whole extent of the Lower Danube, so that military operations on any extended scale are at present impossible.” Some movements however. were reported, The Turks exhibited their superiority at Giugevo, and have gained further successes in Asia. They have not only defended the fort St. Nicholas, but have captured the fortresses of Usugutti and Loukum Kaleh. “The Georgians favor the Turks. . Hostilities have commenced at Sea, and captures have been made on both sides. The London Daily JVews has an editorial, stating its belief that the Turkish Fleet under Admiral Slade, has entered the Black Sea, with the bold intention of attacking Sebastopol, and further adds that it would be a crowning to the cause of the Turks, if the next mail should bring intelligence that the Turkish fleet had bombarded the vet strong hold of the Russians. The Circassians have been successful over the Russians at Shorog and Sheftketil. On the 24th ult. Shamye and Ismael Pasha were to make a simultaneous attack on the Russian lines. Altogether, the Turks assisted by the allied powers of France and England, have fair prospects of a successful campaign. TypoGraPHicaL Errors.—Our readers probably noticed a number of errors in our paper last week. Owing to a press of Job-work we were rather late in getting our paper made up, and were consequently so hurried, that proper attention was not given to the reVision of our proof-sheet, as we were not in the office at the time ; we did not notice the imperfection until over half the amount of our subscription list had been worked off. Another error which we wish to call your attention to, was in our report of the weather. We stated that the thermometer on one or two different occasions, has stood as low as 20 degrees below Farenheit; we had intended to say it had stood within 20 degrees of zero—according to Farenheit, but owing to the hurry as above stated, the error was overlooked, while reading proof. We presume, however, we were understood. een i gas ae The Grass Valley Telegraph, under the administration of Messrs, Oliver & Moore, has been enlarged, and presents a beautiful @ppearance.—[ Vevada Journal. Much obliged Friend Sargent. such a compliment, and from so near a neighbor, is to us & valuable jewel. We will wear it in memory of him who gave it. _ £#*& The storm on Thursday last, carried away about 800 feet of the Flume of the Albion and Far West Water Company at Round Tent ; also the large Reservoir on Grass Valley Slide. and the Flume of the Empire Wa‘ter company to Massachusetts hill. Eaator Gwin and NerwspParer ENTERPRISE.—Through the aid of the magnetic telegraph, the Sacramento Union published entire the President’s Message, in time for the various lines of stages running from Sacramento. The Union, in speaking of this, says: Our issue yesterday morning, by means of the splendid lines of stages which radiate from this point, placed the message within 24 hours in reach of three-fourths of the people of the State, and that, too, twenty-four hours before they could procure it from any other source. , POLICE REPORT. Patrick alias James Mooney was on the morning of the 18th inst., committed to Nevada County Jail, by Justice Fotse, in default of security, in the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, to keep the peace. Mooney haying been arrested upon complaint of Mr. H. J. Young, for threatening his life, on 26th day of Dec. last. We We regret that we are compelled to omit the publication of a communication from ‘‘Cayote.’’ It shall appear in our next. Just before going to press we received a communication from our regular Rough and Ready Correspondent, but too late for this issue. —_— BIRTH, Saturday, 14th inst., Mrs. Theo@ere Skillman of laughter. aitsr Ga aghipannneetetfiocinpleree mT doertisen F} eerie se M. BEAN, Office Up Stairs, at Jan. 19, 1854. he Golden Gate, Grass Valley ATTENTION MINERS! HE undersigne.l, being about to close his business in Grass Valley, offers his entire stock of Groceries and Provisions, for sale CHEAP FOR CASH! The public would do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. T. SKILLMAN. N. B.—All persons indebted will please call and settle without delay, and those having claims will present them for payment. T.8 Grass Valley, Jan. 19, 1854. if FOR SALE. et THE Private Residence in which the subscriEl ber at present resides, is also offered for sale fuss cheap. The above property is desirably located on Main street. The house is a convenient one, containing six rooms on the first floor. Any person wishing to purchase, is invited to cail and examine for themselves. T. SKILLMAN. Grass Valley, Jan. 19th. 1854—n18. ESTRAYED. TAKEN up a small Grey Horse, anda small Brown Mare Mule, blind in one eye. The owner can have the same by proving property and pay charges. Enquire at D. M. Ford’s Grocery Store, on the Hill at Rough and Ready. Rough and Ready, Jan. 19, 1854—1m. UNION HE UNION WATER COMPANY, return their sinT cere thanks to the inhabitants of Grass Valley, for the liberal. patronage extended to them, and the company gtve notice that they propose extending their water pipes so, that the entire community may enjoy the privilege of the use of the water of Cold Springs. The company are now prepared to let water to all persons, as far as the company’s main pipes now extend. The expense of carrying water from the Union pipes of the company, into houses or elsewhere, for faucets an‘ for repairs of such branch pipes is at the expense of the parties using the water. All persons wishing to use water frem the company’s reservoir, or from other persons faucets are requested to call on the Superintendant and make such arrangements. All persons having the water in their houses or yards are requested not to allow other persons to use the satne without the consent of the company. On and after the Ist day of February, A. D. 1854, all water rents must be paid in advance. By order of the Committee, : GEORGE CRANDALL, Superintendent. Grass Valley, Jarf. 19, 1854.—tf Nicaragua Steamship Comp’y. FOR NEW YORK via SAN JUAN THE SHORTEST HEALTHIEST & QUICKEST ROUTE ONLY TWELVE MILES LAND CARRIAGE! : MACADAMIZED ROAD. THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS!!! The only Through Line giving Tickets which include the Isthmus transit. The fast and favorite steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, , Commander. Will sail trom JACKSON STREET WHARF, FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUD, ON THE ist DAY OF FEBRUARY; AT-9 O’CTOCK, A. M. The Isthmus of Nicaragua is free from sickness of any kind. Since the breaking out of Yellow Fevsr in New Orleans, the ships of this Company have not been dispatched from that port. Tseasure for shipment received up to 6 o’clock, P. M. Jan. 31. For freight er passage, apply to C. K. GARRISON, Agent, cérnér Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. LAW PARTNERSHIP. JOHNS & CHANDLER, Attormeys aod Coonsellars of Lom, £GF Office, Mill Street, Grass Valley.<@& T. M. JOUNS, JOSIAH CHANDLER. Jan. 1, 1854. 17 tf BENNETT’S SAW-MILL. HE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada County that he keeps constantly on hand the very best Lumber for Building purposes, well SEASONED, which he offersas cheap for cash as can be purchased at any other mill in Nevada county. : f : 8@3~ Attached to the mill is asuperior pair of French Burr Stone, which are now in am oes eng Wl i st notice any orders for Ground Barag sabe pyaaateat T WILLIAM BENNETT. em 12, 1854. 17 tf D. HOUSEL & CO., Corner Main and Shool streets, OULD respectfully inform the public that they are _ prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing —and—— WAGON-REPAIRING, in the best possible manner, on short notice. ‘Terms reasonable and work W ANTED. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 tf SALOOCH GOT SALQ, THE Miners’ Arms, pleasantly located on the east side of Mill Street, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. This is perhaps as desirable property as can be found in this village. Apply to John Robinson on the premises. Grass Valley, Dec 15 nl3 tf Grass Valley A voertisements, Grass Valley Bir riiseadnis Gruss Valley Advertisements, Unprecedented Success ! SECOND EDITION — SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Pen-Anife Shetehes, Patio): aot CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES of original illustrated Letters, written by AN one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and dedicated to that class of her citizens by the aothor. Handsomely embellished with Twenty-Seven Wood Engravings, of California Scenery and Incidents. The second edition of this Book, the most popular ever published on the shores of the Pacific, is just issued from the Press, carefully revised by ‘‘Old Block,’ with the addition of a NEW CHAPTER. ar Postage to any part of the United States, 12 cents. $50 per 100 ; $8 per dozen ; single copies $1. ‘“CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen. Third strect, next Post Office, Sacramento, and for sale by all the . Booksellers. Sacramento, Jan. 10, 1854. 17 tf The Aurora House, A4T.the headof MALY Strect, Grass Yaliey, haying been crlarged and-extensively repaired, pubie, teamsters and steady boavders. ; NB. convection with the house is a large yard and stable, well supplied with hay, barley &c. Call 1 gee. €. G. MORGAN _ dan t2, 1854. We a Viti TD. MIAN cr pup . CRMERLY of in Grass . YEARS last. ii vison Connty, Me., having resided , for the THREE AND A HALF “alifornia nearly FIV E—contisully practised and studied his profession, to the exetu; Sion of every other intermeddling oecupation—obseryed and criticised with unremitting care and assidvulty, them, feels no presumption in offering his professional serviees to the confidence of an intelligent and discriminating public, and respectfully invited its) patronace. DR. CLEVELAND can always be found at his office on Main street, or the ‘“GRASS VALLEY HOUSE,” opposite, his boarding place, except when absent on professional business ; and POSITIVELY AT HOME, between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock A. M. Dr. C. cultivates an aptitude for SURGERY, so necessary in a mining region, often afflicted with accidents, far distant from the skill of those who in large cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of Medical Science, and is furnished at all times with the various and most improved RMENTARIA, ready to perform operations and rectify accidents at a moment’s warning,. Dr. C, will demonstrate to those who may call on him, that it is unnecessary for them, at great outlay and inconvenience, to repair to the lower cities in quest of surgical aid, whieh they can as well procure at home. Consultation in diseases of the Throat and CHEST, particularly solicited ; and in the treatment of these affections, DR. CLEVELAND avails himself of those late masterly and triumphant improvements in this department of medicine, as practiced by Drs. Bowditch and Warren of Boston. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 5m 5 “saan 1) bya VAR TEU LORS, Eoston Ravine. T M. EASTMAN, dealer in Groceries, Provisions, ¢ Wines and Liquors; Clothing and Miners’ Tooles. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854. 16-tf AND SAWS, HAMMERS & FILES— Door Bolts, Planes, Wood Saws, Lockets, Faucets; Coffee Mills, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, Knives and Forks, Sheath Knives, Table and Tea Spoons; Tron and Tin Pans; Ames’, Carr’s and Field’s Shovels; Sluice Forks, Rakes and Crow Bars; Picks, Axes, Curry Combs, Hatchets, Bake Ovens, Hoes, Pudlocks, Powder Flasks, double and single Shot Belis; Quicksilver, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse, &e. For sale by— MARTELL & CO., Jan. 5, 1884. ‘Miners’ Supplies.’’ 6000 LBS. cleap Bacon sides; 30 bbls. sugar-cured Hams; 600 quarter sacks Flour; 16 bbls new clear Pork; 350 sacks Red Potatoes; 50 do Chile Beans; 1846 do Rice; 10 bbls Split Peas; 20 cases Oysters, Lobsters, &c. 100 bags table Salt; 700 cans Honey; 200 tins leaf Lard; 20 firkins new Goshen Butter; 4 casks crushed Sugar; 3000 Ibs Manilla do 300 gallons Stewart’s Syrup: 30 boxes Hill’s Soap; 60 do Candles; 6 cases Myers’ Hardgrove Chewing Tobacco: For sale by— MARTELL & CO. Grass Valley, Jan. 5, 1854. ““Miners’ Supplies.” AZERAC BRANDY-— J. J Durand do American do Monongahela Whiskey; Old Rye =. do Claret Wine, Stoughton Bitters; White Wine Vinegar; Absynthe Suisse, Sherry Brandy; Pepyermint, Lamp Oil, &c; ‘ 60 M Cigars, various brands; ; For sale by— MARTELL & CO., Jan. 5. “*Miners’ Supplies.’’ beets BROADCLOTH OVERCOATS— Beach Frock Coats, White and colored Shirts; Faney Silk and Satin Vests; Blue and gray Overshirts; White and gray Merino Undershirts; Red, white and grey Drawers Fine colored Doeskin Pantaloons; Satinett, Cloth, Corduroy Pants; Blankets, Towels, Braces; Black Silk and @oth Hats; Canvas, Twill and Plain Sheeting; 50 cases Grain, Kip and Calfskin BOOTS. For sale by— , MARTELL & CO. Jan. 5, 1854. ‘Miners’ Supplies.” N CONSIGNMENT— 35obbls SALMON, tn fine order; For sale by MARTELL & CO. Jan. 5, 1854. 16-3t AGENCY FOR CLAIMS Against the Government of the United States. A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to SherF. man’s Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery st, where he will continue the prosecution of Claims against the United States Government, embracing : CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allowances. CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the California Battalian of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. John ©. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears of pay, and extra pay, CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen and marines, on account of additional compensation for services in the naval and revenue service of the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coasts of California and Mexico, from 13th of May, 1846, to 1st of March, 1853. —ALSO— : CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise imported into the ports of California after the war with Mexico, and previously to the application to this State of Revenue Laws of the United States. ; CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise consumed in the fires of San Francisco of 1849 and 1851. —ALSO— CLAIMS for indemnity on account of losses occasioned by Indian pro the citizens of the State; and, CLAIMS for advances made to U. S. Indian Agents, to enable yhem to negotiate or to execute treaties witn the Indian tribes. Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable and efficient aid in Washington, and claimants may feel sure of the most prompt attention possible. 7 N. B.—He wilso give his best attention to CONVEYANCING in all its branches. San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1845. “17 8m fas for cash, by calling upon the. subscriber at Raceville. and Mill streets, Grass Valley. Main street, 3 doors west Loutzenheiser’s Drug Store, kK constantly on hand the very best materials, . 32 now offers creat inducemenis to the traveling . . op short notice. . for miners’ the phenomena of the diseases in this climate and . {i State, and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of tions upon the property of THE ATTENTION THE PUBLIC is particularly invited to the Excellent stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, C, * * lothing, Miners’ Tools, Window-Glass, Hardware Crockery, Saddlery. &c. ke., always on hand, at ; Siivester & Co’s, Grass Valley, Jan. 3, 54. {i6 tf] Main St. Engine for Sale. A GOOD ENGINE, of twelve horse power, and BOILER, in good condition, can be bought cheap JOHN W. STRIKER. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 3t® C. MARSHALL & CO.,, EALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Miners’ Tools, Preserved Fruits, &e. &c., corner of Main Jan. 8d, 1854. 16-tf Z. H. DENMAN, . Wheelwright and Carriage-Maker, fA and is preprred to do all kinds of PO “wOomE, Be Toamsters can be assured of haying repairing . ' well done, dnd on REASONABLE TERMS. . CARS, TOMS, &c. nse made to order. . Grass Valiey, s'an.3, 1854 16 tf SDERSIGNED would respec: fully in“Te nds, that he keeps constantly on yj uand aiarge and well assorted supply of Family Groceries. Also, Cass, Pres AND PASTRY can be had at amoments warning. J] + would also inform the citizens of Grass Valley, the he an . saccommodate them with ali kinds of confectionaries such as are used at Balls and Varties. RG Bread ana all kinds of Groceries and I royisions delivered in any part of the village or its vic nity free of charge. THEO. SKILLMANN Grass Valley, Sept. : tf. j e a3 fig es Watches and Jewelry. aye JAMES FENNO . S Srheaae had THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in the repairing of allkinds of Watches, as wellas every thing else connected with his business, can with confidence inform the public that work entrusted to him shall be QUICKLY done, NEATLY done and wert done. Watches . of every description will be neatly repaired and war. ranted. } N. B. California Jewelry made to order. . Grass Valley, Oct. 13th, 1853—tf. i SRW SWELLS . JUST RECEIVED AT: L A:M BS i g¢Q and Jewelry Store, Mill Street, Grass Valley, a ' >, a fine lot of rich Jewelry, consisting in part of . gos Ladies Broach Vins, Breast Pins, Ear Rings and . Gold Thimbles. Also, Diamond work Watches, Gold . Chains and Lockets, besides a general variety of litile . fancy articles. suitable for holiday presents. . Grass Valley, Dec. 8, n12 tf. DORNEIN’S GRASS VALLEY Daguerreotype Galiery! Main street, nearly opposite Mill street, Grass Valley AVING fitted up a suit of rooms expressly for the Af practice of this art, am enabled to produce pictures heretofore unexcelled in this town; and AS WELL IN CLOUDY AS IN FAIR WEATHER. Call and examine speci. mens, { &a>~ Satisfaction given in every instance. . ' . ' Grass Valley, September 22, 1553. tf THE 2 Epicurean. ENTLEMEN wishing ‘a quiete and pleasant retreat where they can enjoy the delecacies of the season, will find it by dropping in at BUTTS new Saloon, on the cornerof Main and Church Streets, where the BEST of every thing is served up at a moments notice. Grass Valley, Oct 11, 53.—tf BUTTS & Co. For Rent. A neat and comfortable cottage dwelling, pleasantly situated in the vicinity of Boston Ravine, witha garden and good well of water. ALSO A DWELLING HOUSE, On Mill street. For terms, which will be moderate, apply at the office of the Gold Hill Co Grass Valley, Dec. 2% 15-2 Carpentering and Cabinet Malksing, ~ RY FARLIMAN & MONZE, Auburn Street, Grass Vailey. HEY respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Window Sash, Doors, &e. Also, every thing in their line of business made 1o order at short notice. December i5 nis tf. CRASS VALLEY BAKERY. —AND— PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C. R. EDWARDS & CO., > Having purchased the stand known as the ‘‘Grass Valley Bakery,” is prepared to furnish the public*with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT, CORN, RYE AND GRAHAM. —ALso— : pies © Cakes of all Minds, Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &c. notice. PROVISIONS Of every description constantly on hand, at the lowest rates. P. S.—Goods delivered to any part of the town, free of charge. Grass Valley, Noy. 24, 1853. tf COLDEN GATE SALOON, First door above Adams & Co.’s Express, Main street. ENTLEMEN can be accommodated with all kinds of drinks from a cooLsoda water up toa RED HoT whisky punch; all kinds of fancy fixins. of course included. OYSTERS, Served up to suit the taste. Ham and Eggs, Chickens and Ducks served up at a moments warning. THE RESTAURANT, Connected with the Saloon is always conducted in the most approved style. Boarders can be accommodated by the week or day; meals served up at all hours, and in a style to snit the most fastidious. < BILL OF FARE, The best the market can produce. **, THE GOLDEN GATE has always sustained itself as a fashionable resort. Gentlemen wishing to pass a pleasant evening, by coming here, can always find good company, and the best of Cigars. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853 tf “the best quality. . all sizes, Clear Siding of the best quality, &c. . a few thousand feet more of that other mill in this section. . having their orders promptly filled, mo are now a eS “3 a e, — v 3 + . Achada Advertisements, Wx. M. STEwrr. N. SEARLS. : MON EY _ STEWART & SEARLS,, AN BE SAVED—BUY YOUR PROVISIONS OF Us. . ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ATLAW, C OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, COMF ORT First door above the Court House, Nevada City. ssecured to all who wear our ALL SHEEP Under“Wi etapa clothing, Pantaloons, Boots, &c., at prices alarming William M. Stewart, District Attorney. to all Isracl } December 15, 5m _nl3. ye QOOD 3 ee Groceries, both fancy and substantial. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, SHARP Watchmakers and Jewellers, Cutlery, solid Hardware and A 1 Carpenter Tools. Dealers in Watches, e Jewelry, Diamonds, &e. tr HEALTH. Matn Streer, 1st poor saLow Preres Horet, Nevapa. if Look to it, and let American brandies, poison whis. Dec. 15, 1853. tf nis. a key, logwood wines, and bedbug gin ‘‘pass,’’ but if PS you must drink buy some-of our ‘‘Simon Pure,’’ by T. A. LIVERMORE sé eer en the gallon or package. DENTIST. POY A\ihib YC SS Office on Broad Street, nearly oppesite White Big . Q : Tiall Livery Stable. : Ws have everything you want to cat, drink or wear. . Nevada City, Dec. 15, nl3_ tf. = DEAN & MOREHOUSE. : — December 22d, 1853. 14-tf DRU ( : STORE, @ S A CR A M K N TO A General assortment of Drugs and Medicines, and : other articles usually kept by Druggists, whole~~ sale and retail by ‘ ; : STORE. Drs. CLARK & WALDEN, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Nevada City corner of Pine ahd Eroad Streets. = 9 ys LIQUORS, &C. &C. Nevada, Dee 29—15 tf 6, ~ Mint STReer, OPPcsiTE THE IRVING Hovss. : ‘-2 BREE Riss. $ ‘ SE OR ie a ke ea RE aie Essay Mee 52 iy 9 Tu p as tt Ot att { oe “oe xe utter, ees, Lar eo et hae > & 2 ttt 2 pati Flour, Corn Meal, Rice, . ¢> ™ ’ Wi } Sly 5 cn TATA i i ait wg, Sugars, Tea, Coffee,. “x Commercial. st.;.next door to E. DeYoung’s store, Candles, Raisins} Beans, a* ws Se WADA: eee ete Syrup, Tobacco, Segars, . ~ pee. 29.” eo: tracts ok gt 1 e 12% . Porter, Ale, Cider, Oysters, Lobsters, Clams, Preserved . el Coee ie: a RAMEE DAVESS EXCHANGE DEALER Sight Drafts on PAGE & BACON, AND BURGOYNE & PLUME: Office in Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad St., Nevada. Dec. 15 tf nid. DENTISTRY. Fruits, Meats, &e. &e. MINERS’ TOOLS, and.a general assortment of Clothing, Boots, shoes, &c. &c. California Produce, Potatoes, Barley, &c. N. B. 2,000 Ibs. pickled Salmon in barrels. No. 1 Mackerel. T. 8. STADDEN, Agent. © 4 Grass Valley, Dec. 15, tf nis. OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL,---Nzevapa Crry. : DR. S. C. McINTYRE, respectfully Bowling Saloon, : begs: leave to inform his friends and : , the public that he is now permanently located, for the purpose of practising By TRMEBETH AND PERRY. OCATED on Auburn Street, a: few doors from Main. . in ail the branches of his profession. ; In connection with which isa Bar, at which the . Being a pupil of the most celebrated Dentist in the best of Liquors and Segars are to be found. Also, at . World, Dr. Brewster, of Paris, and with a practice of the Bar, are offered for sale, Oysters and Sardines of . thirteen years, he hopes by strict attention to business and careful operalions to give perfect satisfaction to his patrons. TEETH FILLED with foil of California Gold, Tin Foil, Amalgam or Gutta Percha preparation. Teeth set on pivot, gokd spring plate, or atmospheric pressure, from one to an entire set. Teeth cleaned without fracturing the enamel. Constantly on hand an excHent articte of Grass Valley, Dec. 15 ni3 tf. PROFISIONS, Ro in smalt packRaisins, in 1-8 boxes, p RRR men Tooth Powder. Sugar8, 3 ES : . ° — acon. Pusacaent Peatte: This Dentrifice is unsurpassed in beautifying the Teeth, sweetening the breath, and curing incipient scurvy of the gums, so common in persons who have come to California over the plains, er round the Horn. ALSO, an invaluable solution fer the cure of Tic Douloureaux and Neuralgia. : Flour in Barrels, Corn Meal do Superior Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, Powder and Shot, Axe Handles, Shovels, &c. Liquors, &e. For sale by H. Saree i Terms wiodorate: Grass Valley, Dec. 22, 1853. 14-42 ioseacans vane tess aleatteaaien oe torea Ca Phceenix Saloon and Restaurant, Foot of Broad Streets, Nevada City, between the Post Office and Adams & Co’s. Express. E 8. BEENY, Proprietor. [HS new and pleasant establishment having risen to notoriety, Phoenix like, is now in successful operation for the reception of guests. BEVEL SIDING, The proprietor will spare no pains to make this Sa; : 4 : loon the very best in the city. All the delicacies of a superior article, which cannot be obtained at any . the season will be served up atall hours, in a style to Customers may rely upon . suit the taste of the most fastidious. no Meals can be had at all hours, day or night. Oyster her millin . Stews, Game, and in fact every luxury served to order on short notice. Persons wishing clean LODGINGS can always be accommodated. Also, families furnished with pleasant rooms N. B. At the Bar ean be found the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The public are respectfully invited to give the Phoenix a trial. December 15, n13—s tf LUMBER! LUMBER!! THE subscribers have now on hand a large assortment of Lumber, consisting of Fencing of all lengths, Flooring, Sluice Lumber, Dimension Stuff of Also, turning out more lumber daily, than Nevada County. Enquire for the PENOBSCOT SAW MILO 1-4 mile South of Primrosé Valley House. EMERSON & EDDOWES. 4A. Teams wanted to freight lumber for Sacramen to. ‘The highest price paid for hauling. Grass Valley, Dee. 15—n13——+tf. BERCHSWITHING, CASEY & CO., On the corner, near Bridge, Boston Ravine. American Restaurant, Broad Street, a few doors above the Office of the Young America, Nevada City. THs faous establishment, recently fitted up ina superior style by Mrs, WELCH, now rented by the undersigned, flatters themselves that they can serve their patrons with the choicest of every variety the market affords, such as Oysters, Game, Eggs, &c. &c. constantly on hand ; in short, every luxury to be had in bd Golden State, at all hours and on the shortest notice. Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at the Bar. Ba Our motto ‘Excelsior !” The public are invited to call and judge for themselves. ROBERTS & McQUADE. Dec. 15 n13 th BEAGCSSMIIEE SHOR EUPIA AVERY SABLE ( EEPS constantly on hand MINERS’ TOOLS of eveFenzl & MAY, ry description. Also, IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. Broad Street, nearly opposite ‘‘ Journal’? Office. Repairing of Wagons, Mining Tools, &c., done in the oe : best manner, on short notice, and warranted to give yp spongp gzien Loe biog can be had at satisfaction. ary é A § : N. B. A splendid large TEAM WAGON of our own Nevada City, Dee. 45; 1853 tf nls : manufacture for sale on reasonable terms. a= GUN SMITHING. Sy Guns and Pistols repaired on short notice. WM. BEAL, Proprietor. nis. tf LL KINDS of Job Work done at the shop with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable terms. Also, HORSE SHOEING. Miners’ Tools repaired on short notice, and warranted. kG IRON AND STEEL ef every description constantly on hand. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854 16-tf White Hall Livery Stable, Broad Street, Nevada. : "THE proprietor of this well known establishment has the pleasure of informing his old friends and the public general-" ly, thas he continues to keep the very best riding Horses, Carriages &c., to let on the most reasonable Char terms. JAMES HOEL. By les Retallack, N. B. Satisfaction given in all cases, Auburn Street, near Main. Dec. 15 ni13 tf. HORSE SHO@EING done in the best and most durable — manner. Mining tools, repaired at short notice. ~ ) 342 . Alse for sale, a good assortment of Iron and Steel. wit ORE RESt BURA, irass Valley, D ber 1 1 . Grass Valley, December 15 ni3 tf MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, 3D DOOR FROM THE BRIDGE. MILL STREET BOOT & SHOE THE Proprietors 6f the ‘‘EMPIRE’ Svill serve up 5 ie ORE; Oyster Stews, Game, and every luxury of the seaie son, on short no and at all hours. Opposite the Irving House. e Bar is constantly supplied with A No: 1 Liquors THE subscriber informs thecitizens of Grass and Segars. JENNINGS & RICHARDS. Der . Dec. 15 tf ni3y a2 8 Valley and vicinity, that he keeps contantly on hand a large and well selected stock of eastern made 6 BOOTS & SHOES, which he offers cheap for cash. &a= Gentlemen wishing a first rate article, anda genteel fit canbe accommodated by leaving their orders on the shoest notice. J. HENDRISON. N. B. Thick Boots of o'r own make for miners use kept constantly on hand.uThey are warranted to be as good as any to behad in California. Grass Valley, Dec.15, 8nl 3mo. Ranch for Sale. pe THE Bennett House and Ranch, situated on iH main road from Marysville and Nevada, about ws 21 miles from Marysville, is for sale on fair terms. The improvements are permanent and valuable. The Ranch contains 160 acres; sixty acres of which is arable, and may be easily cultivated. A stream of water runs through the ranch, sufficient for irrigation. Also a good well on the premises. For Public House and farming, this place offers rich inducements. Title indisputable. Price reasonable. Terms, 1 half down, and balance on time. Enquire further of DIBBLE & CARPENTER. Office, Mill Street, Grass Valley. December 15 n13 tf BERDAN’S Quartz Crushing Machine. undersigned offer for sale on reasonable terms, Sais undersigned have now landing, ex ‘‘Mischief,’’ i ged ‘American House,”? situated on the corner, Grass Valley, Dec. 15. Blacksmithing Guns, Powder, &c. &e. "THE subscriber has been at 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 gunsmithing. He has had many years experience, and flatters himself he is a coniplete master of his profession. = his shop may be purchased at low rates for cas. — ke Rirces, Gens, Powner, Suor, Leap, Caps, NipPrz WRENCHES, Nips, GuN Wabs, SHot, BELTS, AND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF HIS TRADE. . Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. Nevada City, Dec. 15,1853. nl3 te: oe N. B. Particular pains taken in cleaning and-smelting of Gold. Eni oA NOTICE! demands in favor of Parker & Exper are left with Mr GgorGE W. Woopwortu, at this office.— All persons indebted are requestod t il without further trouble iy ay ej peeeenee PARKER & ELDER. NOTICE. For Sale or Rent. esas HOUSE LOTS, well located, on reasonaa5Apply. to Geo. W. Woopworrn at this office. Dec. 29. 15-tf a set of four of these valuable machines, acknow} near the bridge, Main Street, Boston Ravine. ledged to be the most perfect apparatus for separating . _N. B. The house is doing a aod Saateces, and is id from quartz. Pamphlets containing valuable in. well located for keeping boarders. a ormation respecting them be had of Enquire on the premises. . & CO., N & WITT. nov2d-Im Grass Valley, Dec. 15, nl3 130 California street, San Francisco. +f

ee ARRIVAL OF THE CORTEZ. LATER FROM THE STATES AND EvROPE. By the arrival of the Cortez, we are in receipt of New York papers of the 20th, containing highly interesting and important news, a brief compilation of which we give below. We see from the New York Herald, that the Mitchel banquet took place at the Broadway theatre on Monday, December 19th. Some six hundred people sat down to dinner, and the boxes were filled with as many ladies. Charles O’Connor, Esq., presided, and speeches were made by Messrs. Mitchell, Meagher, O’Gorman and Smyth. It is thought that Secretary Davis will be elected United States Senator from Mississippi, and that Hon. Charles Q McDonald will be placed at the head of the War DepartmentFrom accounts from Mexico, it was thought that the movements of the Fillibusters was rather calculated to enhance, than retard the advances of Santa Anna to imperialism. ator, it was still believed, would ty fo dispose of a por=) e37 SiC 27iCe 5 o =} ary 4 Take @N Cariy opps ria tien of his Territory io the United States, in} * order to raise funds to carry on his newly ar_. rang=d machinery of government. James Gordon Bennett. editor ef the New . York Herald, has been triel and fined 510,. 009 fer libelling Edward P. Fry. He was t pay the costs aise. The diffcutty berreen Secretary Guthrie has been ainicabiy arrang. . Chance for Bargains! ed. ANOTHER AwFtL ConFLAGRATION.-—The extensive and world renowned publication office of Harper & Brother, together with the entire establishment has been burned to the . ground. Their entire loss is estimated at $800,000, insurance $250,000. But little delay will be occasioned in the regular publication of books, periodicals, &e. &c. So much for enterprise. WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. CLEVELAND, Dee. 19, 1853. It has been snowing here all day, and is very cold and blustering to-night—the wind blowing a perfect gale. om Detsxoir, Dec. 19, 1853. We have about three inches of snow on the ground here. The weather is clear and not very cold. Burraro, Dec. 19, 1853. A snow storm sct in here on Saturday night, and we have now eight inches of snow on the ground. The weather is very clear and fine. The thermometer yesterday morning was at twenty degrees below zero, and early this morning at 16. Itis now, (neon.) mild and pleasant. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19—10 P. M. It is snowing here this evening, Tue Tvrkish War.—From the New York Tribune of the 20th, we compile tke following: “T,etters of the 26th from the seat of war state that since the 15th it had rained along almost the whole extent of the Lower Danube, so that military operations on any extended scale are at present impossible.” Some movements however. were reported, The Turks exhibited their superiority at Giugevo, and have gained further successes in Asia. They have not only defended the fort St. Nicholas, but have captured the fortresses of Usugutti and Loukum Kaleh. “The Georgians favor the Turks. . Hostilities have commenced at Sea, and captures have been made on both sides. The London Daily JVews has an editorial, stating its belief that the Turkish Fleet under Admiral Slade, has entered the Black Sea, with the bold intention of attacking Sebastopol, and further adds that it would be a crowning to the cause of the Turks, if the next mail should bring intelligence that the Turkish fleet had bombarded the vet strong hold of the Russians. The Circassians have been successful over the Russians at Shorog and Sheftketil. On the 24th ult. Shamye and Ismael Pasha were to make a simultaneous attack on the Russian lines. Altogether, the Turks assisted by the allied powers of France and England, have fair prospects of a successful campaign. TypoGraPHicaL Errors.—Our readers probably noticed a number of errors in our paper last week. Owing to a press of Job-work we were rather late in getting our paper made up, and were consequently so hurried, that proper attention was not given to the reVision of our proof-sheet, as we were not in the office at the time ; we did not notice the imperfection until over half the amount of our subscription list had been worked off. Another error which we wish to call your attention to, was in our report of the weather. We stated that the thermometer on one or two different occasions, has stood as low as 20 degrees below Farenheit; we had intended to say it had stood within 20 degrees of zero—according to Farenheit, but owing to the hurry as above stated, the error was overlooked, while reading proof. We presume, however, we were understood. een i gas ae The Grass Valley Telegraph, under the administration of Messrs, Oliver & Moore, has been enlarged, and presents a beautiful @ppearance.—[ Vevada Journal. Much obliged Friend Sargent. such a compliment, and from so near a neighbor, is to us & valuable jewel. We will wear it in memory of him who gave it. _ £#*& The storm on Thursday last, carried away about 800 feet of the Flume of the Albion and Far West Water Company at Round Tent ; also the large Reservoir on Grass Valley Slide. and the Flume of the Empire Wa‘ter company to Massachusetts hill. Eaator Gwin and NerwspParer ENTERPRISE.—Through the aid of the magnetic telegraph, the Sacramento Union published entire the President’s Message, in time for the various lines of stages running from Sacramento. The Union, in speaking of this, says: Our issue yesterday morning, by means of the splendid lines of stages which radiate from this point, placed the message within 24 hours in reach of three-fourths of the people of the State, and that, too, twenty-four hours before they could procure it from any other source. , POLICE REPORT. Patrick alias James Mooney was on the morning of the 18th inst., committed to Nevada County Jail, by Justice Fotse, in default of security, in the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, to keep the peace. Mooney haying been arrested upon complaint of Mr. H. J. Young, for threatening his life, on 26th day of Dec. last. We We regret that we are compelled to omit the publication of a communication from ‘‘Cayote.’’ It shall appear in our next. Just before going to press we received a communication from our regular Rough and Ready Correspondent, but too late for this issue. —_— BIRTH, Saturday, 14th inst., Mrs. Theo@ere Skillman of laughter. aitsr Ga aghipannneetetfiocinpleree mT doertisen F} eerie se M. BEAN, Office Up Stairs, at Jan. 19, 1854. he Golden Gate, Grass Valley ATTENTION MINERS! HE undersigne.l, being about to close his business in Grass Valley, offers his entire stock of Groceries and Provisions, for sale CHEAP FOR CASH! The public would do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. T. SKILLMAN. N. B.—All persons indebted will please call and settle without delay, and those having claims will present them for payment. T.8 Grass Valley, Jan. 19, 1854. if FOR SALE. et THE Private Residence in which the subscriEl ber at present resides, is also offered for sale fuss cheap. The above property is desirably located on Main street. The house is a convenient one, containing six rooms on the first floor. Any person wishing to purchase, is invited to cail and examine for themselves. T. SKILLMAN. Grass Valley, Jan. 19th. 1854—n18. ESTRAYED. TAKEN up a small Grey Horse, anda small Brown Mare Mule, blind in one eye. The owner can have the same by proving property and pay charges. Enquire at D. M. Ford’s Grocery Store, on the Hill at Rough and Ready. Rough and Ready, Jan. 19, 1854—1m. UNION HE UNION WATER COMPANY, return their sinT cere thanks to the inhabitants of Grass Valley, for the liberal. patronage extended to them, and the company gtve notice that they propose extending their water pipes so, that the entire community may enjoy the privilege of the use of the water of Cold Springs. The company are now prepared to let water to all persons, as far as the company’s main pipes now extend. The expense of carrying water from the Union pipes of the company, into houses or elsewhere, for faucets an‘ for repairs of such branch pipes is at the expense of the parties using the water. All persons wishing to use water frem the company’s reservoir, or from other persons faucets are requested to call on the Superintendant and make such arrangements. All persons having the water in their houses or yards are requested not to allow other persons to use the satne without the consent of the company. On and after the Ist day of February, A. D. 1854, all water rents must be paid in advance. By order of the Committee, : GEORGE CRANDALL, Superintendent. Grass Valley, Jarf. 19, 1854.—tf Nicaragua Steamship Comp’y. FOR NEW YORK via SAN JUAN THE SHORTEST HEALTHIEST & QUICKEST ROUTE ONLY TWELVE MILES LAND CARRIAGE! : MACADAMIZED ROAD. THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS!!! The only Through Line giving Tickets which include the Isthmus transit. The fast and favorite steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, , Commander. Will sail trom JACKSON STREET WHARF, FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUD, ON THE ist DAY OF FEBRUARY; AT-9 O’CTOCK, A. M. The Isthmus of Nicaragua is free from sickness of any kind. Since the breaking out of Yellow Fevsr in New Orleans, the ships of this Company have not been dispatched from that port. Tseasure for shipment received up to 6 o’clock, P. M. Jan. 31. For freight er passage, apply to C. K. GARRISON, Agent, cérnér Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. LAW PARTNERSHIP. JOHNS & CHANDLER, Attormeys aod Coonsellars of Lom, £GF Office, Mill Street, Grass Valley.<@& T. M. JOUNS, JOSIAH CHANDLER. Jan. 1, 1854. 17 tf BENNETT’S SAW-MILL. HE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada County that he keeps constantly on hand the very best Lumber for Building purposes, well SEASONED, which he offersas cheap for cash as can be purchased at any other mill in Nevada county. : f : 8@3~ Attached to the mill is asuperior pair of French Burr Stone, which are now in am oes eng Wl i st notice any orders for Ground Barag sabe pyaaateat T WILLIAM BENNETT. em 12, 1854. 17 tf D. HOUSEL & CO., Corner Main and Shool streets, OULD respectfully inform the public that they are _ prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing —and—— WAGON-REPAIRING, in the best possible manner, on short notice. ‘Terms reasonable and work W ANTED. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 tf SALOOCH GOT SALQ, THE Miners’ Arms, pleasantly located on the east side of Mill Street, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. This is perhaps as desirable property as can be found in this village. Apply to John Robinson on the premises. Grass Valley, Dec 15 nl3 tf Grass Valley A voertisements, Grass Valley Bir riiseadnis Gruss Valley Advertisements, Unprecedented Success ! SECOND EDITION — SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Pen-Anife Shetehes, Patio): aot CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES of original illustrated Letters, written by AN one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and dedicated to that class of her citizens by the aothor. Handsomely embellished with Twenty-Seven Wood Engravings, of California Scenery and Incidents. The second edition of this Book, the most popular ever published on the shores of the Pacific, is just issued from the Press, carefully revised by ‘‘Old Block,’ with the addition of a NEW CHAPTER. ar Postage to any part of the United States, 12 cents. $50 per 100 ; $8 per dozen ; single copies $1. ‘“CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen. Third strect, next Post Office, Sacramento, and for sale by all the . Booksellers. Sacramento, Jan. 10, 1854. 17 tf The Aurora House, A4T.the headof MALY Strect, Grass Yaliey, haying been crlarged and-extensively repaired, pubie, teamsters and steady boavders. ; NB. convection with the house is a large yard and stable, well supplied with hay, barley &c. Call 1 gee. €. G. MORGAN _ dan t2, 1854. We a Viti TD. MIAN cr pup . CRMERLY of in Grass . YEARS last. ii vison Connty, Me., having resided , for the THREE AND A HALF “alifornia nearly FIV E—contisully practised and studied his profession, to the exetu; Sion of every other intermeddling oecupation—obseryed and criticised with unremitting care and assidvulty, them, feels no presumption in offering his professional serviees to the confidence of an intelligent and discriminating public, and respectfully invited its) patronace. DR. CLEVELAND can always be found at his office on Main street, or the ‘“GRASS VALLEY HOUSE,” opposite, his boarding place, except when absent on professional business ; and POSITIVELY AT HOME, between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock A. M. Dr. C. cultivates an aptitude for SURGERY, so necessary in a mining region, often afflicted with accidents, far distant from the skill of those who in large cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of Medical Science, and is furnished at all times with the various and most improved RMENTARIA, ready to perform operations and rectify accidents at a moment’s warning,. Dr. C, will demonstrate to those who may call on him, that it is unnecessary for them, at great outlay and inconvenience, to repair to the lower cities in quest of surgical aid, whieh they can as well procure at home. Consultation in diseases of the Throat and CHEST, particularly solicited ; and in the treatment of these affections, DR. CLEVELAND avails himself of those late masterly and triumphant improvements in this department of medicine, as practiced by Drs. Bowditch and Warren of Boston. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 5m 5 “saan 1) bya VAR TEU LORS, Eoston Ravine. T M. EASTMAN, dealer in Groceries, Provisions, ¢ Wines and Liquors; Clothing and Miners’ Tooles. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854. 16-tf AND SAWS, HAMMERS & FILES— Door Bolts, Planes, Wood Saws, Lockets, Faucets; Coffee Mills, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, Knives and Forks, Sheath Knives, Table and Tea Spoons; Tron and Tin Pans; Ames’, Carr’s and Field’s Shovels; Sluice Forks, Rakes and Crow Bars; Picks, Axes, Curry Combs, Hatchets, Bake Ovens, Hoes, Pudlocks, Powder Flasks, double and single Shot Belis; Quicksilver, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse, &e. For sale by— MARTELL & CO., Jan. 5, 1884. ‘Miners’ Supplies.’’ 6000 LBS. cleap Bacon sides; 30 bbls. sugar-cured Hams; 600 quarter sacks Flour; 16 bbls new clear Pork; 350 sacks Red Potatoes; 50 do Chile Beans; 1846 do Rice; 10 bbls Split Peas; 20 cases Oysters, Lobsters, &c. 100 bags table Salt; 700 cans Honey; 200 tins leaf Lard; 20 firkins new Goshen Butter; 4 casks crushed Sugar; 3000 Ibs Manilla do 300 gallons Stewart’s Syrup: 30 boxes Hill’s Soap; 60 do Candles; 6 cases Myers’ Hardgrove Chewing Tobacco: For sale by— MARTELL & CO. Grass Valley, Jan. 5, 1854. ““Miners’ Supplies.” AZERAC BRANDY-— J. J Durand do American do Monongahela Whiskey; Old Rye =. do Claret Wine, Stoughton Bitters; White Wine Vinegar; Absynthe Suisse, Sherry Brandy; Pepyermint, Lamp Oil, &c; ‘ 60 M Cigars, various brands; ; For sale by— MARTELL & CO., Jan. 5. “*Miners’ Supplies.’’ beets BROADCLOTH OVERCOATS— Beach Frock Coats, White and colored Shirts; Faney Silk and Satin Vests; Blue and gray Overshirts; White and gray Merino Undershirts; Red, white and grey Drawers Fine colored Doeskin Pantaloons; Satinett, Cloth, Corduroy Pants; Blankets, Towels, Braces; Black Silk and @oth Hats; Canvas, Twill and Plain Sheeting; 50 cases Grain, Kip and Calfskin BOOTS. For sale by— , MARTELL & CO. Jan. 5, 1854. ‘Miners’ Supplies.” N CONSIGNMENT— 35obbls SALMON, tn fine order; For sale by MARTELL & CO. Jan. 5, 1854. 16-3t AGENCY FOR CLAIMS Against the Government of the United States. A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to SherF. man’s Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery st, where he will continue the prosecution of Claims against the United States Government, embracing : CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allowances. CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the California Battalian of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. John ©. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears of pay, and extra pay, CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen and marines, on account of additional compensation for services in the naval and revenue service of the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coasts of California and Mexico, from 13th of May, 1846, to 1st of March, 1853. —ALSO— : CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise imported into the ports of California after the war with Mexico, and previously to the application to this State of Revenue Laws of the United States. ; CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise consumed in the fires of San Francisco of 1849 and 1851. —ALSO— CLAIMS for indemnity on account of losses occasioned by Indian pro the citizens of the State; and, CLAIMS for advances made to U. S. Indian Agents,

to enable yhem to negotiate or to execute treaties witn the Indian tribes. Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable and efficient aid in Washington, and claimants may feel sure of the most prompt attention possible. 7 N. B.—He wilso give his best attention to CONVEYANCING in all its branches. San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1845. “17 8m fas for cash, by calling upon the. subscriber at Raceville. and Mill streets, Grass Valley. Main street, 3 doors west Loutzenheiser’s Drug Store, kK constantly on hand the very best materials, . 32 now offers creat inducemenis to the traveling . . op short notice. . for miners’ the phenomena of the diseases in this climate and . {i State, and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of tions upon the property of THE ATTENTION THE PUBLIC is particularly invited to the Excellent stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, C, * * lothing, Miners’ Tools, Window-Glass, Hardware Crockery, Saddlery. &c. ke., always on hand, at ; Siivester & Co’s, Grass Valley, Jan. 3, 54. {i6 tf] Main St. Engine for Sale. A GOOD ENGINE, of twelve horse power, and BOILER, in good condition, can be bought cheap JOHN W. STRIKER. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 3t® C. MARSHALL & CO.,, EALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Miners’ Tools, Preserved Fruits, &e. &c., corner of Main Jan. 8d, 1854. 16-tf Z. H. DENMAN, . Wheelwright and Carriage-Maker, fA and is preprred to do all kinds of PO “wOomE, Be Toamsters can be assured of haying repairing . ' well done, dnd on REASONABLE TERMS. . CARS, TOMS, &c. nse made to order. . Grass Valiey, s'an.3, 1854 16 tf SDERSIGNED would respec: fully in“Te nds, that he keeps constantly on yj uand aiarge and well assorted supply of Family Groceries. Also, Cass, Pres AND PASTRY can be had at amoments warning. J] + would also inform the citizens of Grass Valley, the he an . saccommodate them with ali kinds of confectionaries such as are used at Balls and Varties. RG Bread ana all kinds of Groceries and I royisions delivered in any part of the village or its vic nity free of charge. THEO. SKILLMANN Grass Valley, Sept. : tf. j e a3 fig es Watches and Jewelry. aye JAMES FENNO . S Srheaae had THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in the repairing of allkinds of Watches, as wellas every thing else connected with his business, can with confidence inform the public that work entrusted to him shall be QUICKLY done, NEATLY done and wert done. Watches . of every description will be neatly repaired and war. ranted. } N. B. California Jewelry made to order. . Grass Valley, Oct. 13th, 1853—tf. i SRW SWELLS . JUST RECEIVED AT: L A:M BS i g¢Q and Jewelry Store, Mill Street, Grass Valley, a ' >, a fine lot of rich Jewelry, consisting in part of . gos Ladies Broach Vins, Breast Pins, Ear Rings and . Gold Thimbles. Also, Diamond work Watches, Gold . Chains and Lockets, besides a general variety of litile . fancy articles. suitable for holiday presents. . Grass Valley, Dec. 8, n12 tf. DORNEIN’S GRASS VALLEY Daguerreotype Galiery! Main street, nearly opposite Mill street, Grass Valley AVING fitted up a suit of rooms expressly for the Af practice of this art, am enabled to produce pictures heretofore unexcelled in this town; and AS WELL IN CLOUDY AS IN FAIR WEATHER. Call and examine speci. mens, { &a>~ Satisfaction given in every instance. . ' . ' Grass Valley, September 22, 1553. tf THE 2 Epicurean. ENTLEMEN wishing ‘a quiete and pleasant retreat where they can enjoy the delecacies of the season, will find it by dropping in at BUTTS new Saloon, on the cornerof Main and Church Streets, where the BEST of every thing is served up at a moments notice. Grass Valley, Oct 11, 53.—tf BUTTS & Co. For Rent. A neat and comfortable cottage dwelling, pleasantly situated in the vicinity of Boston Ravine, witha garden and good well of water. ALSO A DWELLING HOUSE, On Mill street. For terms, which will be moderate, apply at the office of the Gold Hill Co Grass Valley, Dec. 2% 15-2 Carpentering and Cabinet Malksing, ~ RY FARLIMAN & MONZE, Auburn Street, Grass Vailey. HEY respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Window Sash, Doors, &e. Also, every thing in their line of business made 1o order at short notice. December i5 nis tf. CRASS VALLEY BAKERY. —AND— PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C. R. EDWARDS & CO., > Having purchased the stand known as the ‘‘Grass Valley Bakery,” is prepared to furnish the public*with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT, CORN, RYE AND GRAHAM. —ALso— : pies © Cakes of all Minds, Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &c. notice. PROVISIONS Of every description constantly on hand, at the lowest rates. P. S.—Goods delivered to any part of the town, free of charge. Grass Valley, Noy. 24, 1853. tf COLDEN GATE SALOON, First door above Adams & Co.’s Express, Main street. ENTLEMEN can be accommodated with all kinds of drinks from a cooLsoda water up toa RED HoT whisky punch; all kinds of fancy fixins. of course included. OYSTERS, Served up to suit the taste. Ham and Eggs, Chickens and Ducks served up at a moments warning. THE RESTAURANT, Connected with the Saloon is always conducted in the most approved style. Boarders can be accommodated by the week or day; meals served up at all hours, and in a style to snit the most fastidious. < BILL OF FARE, The best the market can produce. **, THE GOLDEN GATE has always sustained itself as a fashionable resort. Gentlemen wishing to pass a pleasant evening, by coming here, can always find good company, and the best of Cigars. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853 tf “the best quality. . all sizes, Clear Siding of the best quality, &c. . a few thousand feet more of that other mill in this section. . having their orders promptly filled, mo are now a eS “3 a e, — v 3 + . Achada Advertisements, Wx. M. STEwrr. N. SEARLS. : MON EY _ STEWART & SEARLS,, AN BE SAVED—BUY YOUR PROVISIONS OF Us. . ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ATLAW, C OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, COMF ORT First door above the Court House, Nevada City. ssecured to all who wear our ALL SHEEP Under“Wi etapa clothing, Pantaloons, Boots, &c., at prices alarming William M. Stewart, District Attorney. to all Isracl } December 15, 5m _nl3. ye QOOD 3 ee Groceries, both fancy and substantial. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, SHARP Watchmakers and Jewellers, Cutlery, solid Hardware and A 1 Carpenter Tools. Dealers in Watches, e Jewelry, Diamonds, &e. tr HEALTH. Matn Streer, 1st poor saLow Preres Horet, Nevapa. if Look to it, and let American brandies, poison whis. Dec. 15, 1853. tf nis. a key, logwood wines, and bedbug gin ‘‘pass,’’ but if PS you must drink buy some-of our ‘‘Simon Pure,’’ by T. A. LIVERMORE sé eer en the gallon or package. DENTIST. POY A\ihib YC SS Office on Broad Street, nearly oppesite White Big . Q : Tiall Livery Stable. : Ws have everything you want to cat, drink or wear. . Nevada City, Dec. 15, nl3_ tf. = DEAN & MOREHOUSE. : — December 22d, 1853. 14-tf DRU ( : STORE, @ S A CR A M K N TO A General assortment of Drugs and Medicines, and : other articles usually kept by Druggists, whole~~ sale and retail by ‘ ; : STORE. Drs. CLARK & WALDEN, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Nevada City corner of Pine ahd Eroad Streets. = 9 ys LIQUORS, &C. &C. Nevada, Dee 29—15 tf 6, ~ Mint STReer, OPPcsiTE THE IRVING Hovss. : ‘-2 BREE Riss. $ ‘ SE OR ie a ke ea RE aie Essay Mee 52 iy 9 Tu p as tt Ot att { oe “oe xe utter, ees, Lar eo et hae > & 2 ttt 2 pati Flour, Corn Meal, Rice, . ¢> ™ ’ Wi } Sly 5 cn TATA i i ait wg, Sugars, Tea, Coffee,. “x Commercial. st.;.next door to E. DeYoung’s store, Candles, Raisins} Beans, a* ws Se WADA: eee ete Syrup, Tobacco, Segars, . ~ pee. 29.” eo: tracts ok gt 1 e 12% . Porter, Ale, Cider, Oysters, Lobsters, Clams, Preserved . el Coee ie: a RAMEE DAVESS EXCHANGE DEALER Sight Drafts on PAGE & BACON, AND BURGOYNE & PLUME: Office in Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad St., Nevada. Dec. 15 tf nid. DENTISTRY. Fruits, Meats, &e. &e. MINERS’ TOOLS, and.a general assortment of Clothing, Boots, shoes, &c. &c. California Produce, Potatoes, Barley, &c. N. B. 2,000 Ibs. pickled Salmon in barrels. No. 1 Mackerel. T. 8. STADDEN, Agent. © 4 Grass Valley, Dec. 15, tf nis. OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL,---Nzevapa Crry. : DR. S. C. McINTYRE, respectfully Bowling Saloon, : begs: leave to inform his friends and : , the public that he is now permanently located, for the purpose of practising By TRMEBETH AND PERRY. OCATED on Auburn Street, a: few doors from Main. . in ail the branches of his profession. ; In connection with which isa Bar, at which the . Being a pupil of the most celebrated Dentist in the best of Liquors and Segars are to be found. Also, at . World, Dr. Brewster, of Paris, and with a practice of the Bar, are offered for sale, Oysters and Sardines of . thirteen years, he hopes by strict attention to business and careful operalions to give perfect satisfaction to his patrons. TEETH FILLED with foil of California Gold, Tin Foil, Amalgam or Gutta Percha preparation. Teeth set on pivot, gokd spring plate, or atmospheric pressure, from one to an entire set. Teeth cleaned without fracturing the enamel. Constantly on hand an excHent articte of Grass Valley, Dec. 15 ni3 tf. PROFISIONS, Ro in smalt packRaisins, in 1-8 boxes, p RRR men Tooth Powder. Sugar8, 3 ES : . ° — acon. Pusacaent Peatte: This Dentrifice is unsurpassed in beautifying the Teeth, sweetening the breath, and curing incipient scurvy of the gums, so common in persons who have come to California over the plains, er round the Horn. ALSO, an invaluable solution fer the cure of Tic Douloureaux and Neuralgia. : Flour in Barrels, Corn Meal do Superior Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, Powder and Shot, Axe Handles, Shovels, &c. Liquors, &e. For sale by H. Saree i Terms wiodorate: Grass Valley, Dec. 22, 1853. 14-42 ioseacans vane tess aleatteaaien oe torea Ca Phceenix Saloon and Restaurant, Foot of Broad Streets, Nevada City, between the Post Office and Adams & Co’s. Express. E 8. BEENY, Proprietor. [HS new and pleasant establishment having risen to notoriety, Phoenix like, is now in successful operation for the reception of guests. BEVEL SIDING, The proprietor will spare no pains to make this Sa; : 4 : loon the very best in the city. All the delicacies of a superior article, which cannot be obtained at any . the season will be served up atall hours, in a style to Customers may rely upon . suit the taste of the most fastidious. no Meals can be had at all hours, day or night. Oyster her millin . Stews, Game, and in fact every luxury served to order on short notice. Persons wishing clean LODGINGS can always be accommodated. Also, families furnished with pleasant rooms N. B. At the Bar ean be found the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The public are respectfully invited to give the Phoenix a trial. December 15, n13—s tf LUMBER! LUMBER!! THE subscribers have now on hand a large assortment of Lumber, consisting of Fencing of all lengths, Flooring, Sluice Lumber, Dimension Stuff of Also, turning out more lumber daily, than Nevada County. Enquire for the PENOBSCOT SAW MILO 1-4 mile South of Primrosé Valley House. EMERSON & EDDOWES. 4A. Teams wanted to freight lumber for Sacramen to. ‘The highest price paid for hauling. Grass Valley, Dee. 15—n13——+tf. BERCHSWITHING, CASEY & CO., On the corner, near Bridge, Boston Ravine. American Restaurant, Broad Street, a few doors above the Office of the Young America, Nevada City. THs faous establishment, recently fitted up ina superior style by Mrs, WELCH, now rented by the undersigned, flatters themselves that they can serve their patrons with the choicest of every variety the market affords, such as Oysters, Game, Eggs, &c. &c. constantly on hand ; in short, every luxury to be had in bd Golden State, at all hours and on the shortest notice. Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at the Bar. Ba Our motto ‘Excelsior !” The public are invited to call and judge for themselves. ROBERTS & McQUADE. Dec. 15 n13 th BEAGCSSMIIEE SHOR EUPIA AVERY SABLE ( EEPS constantly on hand MINERS’ TOOLS of eveFenzl & MAY, ry description. Also, IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. Broad Street, nearly opposite ‘‘ Journal’? Office. Repairing of Wagons, Mining Tools, &c., done in the oe : best manner, on short notice, and warranted to give yp spongp gzien Loe biog can be had at satisfaction. ary é A § : N. B. A splendid large TEAM WAGON of our own Nevada City, Dee. 45; 1853 tf nls : manufacture for sale on reasonable terms. a= GUN SMITHING. Sy Guns and Pistols repaired on short notice. WM. BEAL, Proprietor. nis. tf LL KINDS of Job Work done at the shop with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable terms. Also, HORSE SHOEING. Miners’ Tools repaired on short notice, and warranted. kG IRON AND STEEL ef every description constantly on hand. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854 16-tf White Hall Livery Stable, Broad Street, Nevada. : "THE proprietor of this well known establishment has the pleasure of informing his old friends and the public general-" ly, thas he continues to keep the very best riding Horses, Carriages &c., to let on the most reasonable Char terms. JAMES HOEL. By les Retallack, N. B. Satisfaction given in all cases, Auburn Street, near Main. Dec. 15 ni13 tf. HORSE SHO@EING done in the best and most durable — manner. Mining tools, repaired at short notice. ~ ) 342 . Alse for sale, a good assortment of Iron and Steel. wit ORE RESt BURA, irass Valley, D ber 1 1 . Grass Valley, December 15 ni3 tf MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, 3D DOOR FROM THE BRIDGE. MILL STREET BOOT & SHOE THE Proprietors 6f the ‘‘EMPIRE’ Svill serve up 5 ie ORE; Oyster Stews, Game, and every luxury of the seaie son, on short no and at all hours. Opposite the Irving House. e Bar is constantly supplied with A No: 1 Liquors THE subscriber informs thecitizens of Grass and Segars. JENNINGS & RICHARDS. Der . Dec. 15 tf ni3y a2 8 Valley and vicinity, that he keeps contantly on hand a large and well selected stock of eastern made 6 BOOTS & SHOES, which he offers cheap for cash. &a= Gentlemen wishing a first rate article, anda genteel fit canbe accommodated by leaving their orders on the shoest notice. J. HENDRISON. N. B. Thick Boots of o'r own make for miners use kept constantly on hand.uThey are warranted to be as good as any to behad in California. Grass Valley, Dec.15, 8nl 3mo. Ranch for Sale. pe THE Bennett House and Ranch, situated on iH main road from Marysville and Nevada, about ws 21 miles from Marysville, is for sale on fair terms. The improvements are permanent and valuable. The Ranch contains 160 acres; sixty acres of which is arable, and may be easily cultivated. A stream of water runs through the ranch, sufficient for irrigation. Also a good well on the premises. For Public House and farming, this place offers rich inducements. Title indisputable. Price reasonable. Terms, 1 half down, and balance on time. Enquire further of DIBBLE & CARPENTER. Office, Mill Street, Grass Valley. December 15 n13 tf BERDAN’S Quartz Crushing Machine. undersigned offer for sale on reasonable terms, Sais undersigned have now landing, ex ‘‘Mischief,’’ i ged ‘American House,”? situated on the corner, Grass Valley, Dec. 15. Blacksmithing Guns, Powder, &c. &e. "THE subscriber has been at 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 gunsmithing. He has had many years experience, and flatters himself he is a coniplete master of his profession. = his shop may be purchased at low rates for cas. — ke Rirces, Gens, Powner, Suor, Leap, Caps, NipPrz WRENCHES, Nips, GuN Wabs, SHot, BELTS, AND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF HIS TRADE. . Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. Nevada City, Dec. 15,1853. nl3 te: oe N. B. Particular pains taken in cleaning and-smelting of Gold. Eni oA NOTICE! demands in favor of Parker & Exper are left with Mr GgorGE W. Woopwortu, at this office.— All persons indebted are requestod t il without further trouble iy ay ej peeeenee PARKER & ELDER. NOTICE. For Sale or Rent. esas HOUSE LOTS, well located, on reasonaa5Apply. to Geo. W. Woopworrn at this office. Dec. 29. 15-tf a set of four of these valuable machines, acknow} near the bridge, Main Street, Boston Ravine. ledged to be the most perfect apparatus for separating . _N. B. The house is doing a aod Saateces, and is id from quartz. Pamphlets containing valuable in. well located for keeping boarders. a ormation respecting them be had of Enquire on the premises. . & CO., N & WITT. nov2d-Im Grass Valley, Dec. 15, nl3 130 California street, San Francisco. +f