January 19, 1854 (4 pages)

ie ankiomdiqiiow TORN agape et > oe te a aie <a Fe Die hex owe THE TEL J. W. OLIVER, Eprror. WnHoLesaLe Business.—Almost every body in Boston Knows that Father Streeter marries more folks in the course of a current year than two or ten divines in the United States. It beats all how many men and women the old fellow “ties up,’’ and causes to trot in double-harness through life. Not long since, a rural district youth and his Psyche came to Father Streeter, to be fixed out according to thelaw and gospel. Well, the old gentleman put ’em through in the regular manner, and—charged. “How much have I to pay for this job? sayz the newly-manufactured husband, drawing eut his pocket-book. “Oh, well,” said the old gentleman, “I always leave that to the bridegroom: as he feels, he pays.” “Well, I don’t want to be mean, Mr. Streeter, about this affair, you know. I don’t care a cent, by Ned! what you charge—only tell us how much would be right.” “I’m not particular, sir; suppose we say five dollars.” “Five dollars! Sam Hill, but you do stick it-ont Why; I-know ofa feller you married last fall fortwo dears!’ “Very likely I did, sir,” said the old gentleman, “but he’s a regnlar customer.—I’ve married him five times, and can afford to do it lower ?” Quire a Romance.—The Alta California has the following : “A young woman was married, on Friday week, and, after the knot had been tied, some of her friends, who were not pleased with the match, procured a writ of habeas corpus, stating that she was illegally detained, and went with an officer to take the bride from the arms and possession of the husband. He, however, promised that he would not remain in that house where she was during the night, and that in the morning she might be brought into Court on the writ, and the matter legally arranged. The arrangement appearing satisfactory, the pursuing party left, and the husband, having a strict regard for his word, and as strict a one for his martial rights, removed his bride to other quarters, having, as he promised to do, left the house, but taking her with him ; upon which point she had made no promise. Next morning the bride was brought before a magistrate on the writ, and, upon a proof of the facts, was permitted to depart in peace, leaning on her husband’s arm. A Sircatiox.—Two young officers were traveling in the far west, when they stopped to take supper at a small road-side tavern, kept by avery rough Yankee woman. The landlady, in a calico sun-bonnet and bare feet, stood at the head of the table to pour out. She inquired of her guests “if they chose long-sweetening in their coffee.’ The first officer supposing that “long sweetening meant a large portion of that article, chose it accordingly. What was his dismay when he saw their hostess dip her finger deep down in an earthen jar of honey that stood near her, and then stir it (the finger,) around in the coffee. His companion, sceing this, preferred “short-sweetening.” Upon which the woman picked up a large lump of maple sugar that lay in a brown paper on the floor beside her, and biting off a piece, put it into hiscup. Both the gentlemen dispensed with coffee that evening. ~ PREACHING FOR THE SIMPLE & THE LEARNED.—I remember St. Gregory, in handling one text, professes that he will endeavor to handle it so that the weakest understanding might comprehend the highest points, and the highest understanding not be weary to hear ordinary doctrines so delivered. Indeed, it is a good art to deliver deep points in a holy plainness, and plain points in a holy delightfulness: for many times one part of our auditory understands us not when we have done, and so they are weary ; and another part understands us before we begin, and so we are weary.—Donne. Covnsen VS, EXAMPLE.—We need to follow Solomon’s counsel rather than his example, and look upon the prevalence of knowledge, fadustry, frugality; and justice as of more value thanenormous fortunes in the few, or passion for show and luxury in the many. We should bless our fathers for their noble course in guarding against dangerous opulence by equalizing the inheritance of children, and throwing open to all the institutions of education, which provide for general prosperity better than any agrarian law.— _ Rev. 8S. Osgood. TrvE Freevou.—He is a freeman whose social condition is in no respect inferior to the claims of his moral nature and his intellect. He is no slave, no matter what his condition, when that condition continues to improve in intellectual and moral respects. He alone is the slave who is denied the position which is essential to the exercise of his proper faculties, and the fit development of his natural powers, He cannot but be a tyrant, whom society has lifted into a condition superior to his capacities—Egeria, j= Formerly, thy soul was great, ardent, vast ; the entire circle of the universe found place in thy heart. O, Charles, that thou hast become small, that thou hast become miserable, since thou lovest no one but thyself—Schiller. ° BRe ks Be CRABUREL PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHETR, Main Street, opposite Adams & Co’s. Express. Rough and Ready, Dec. S—n12—6mo. HAG Tsar REGLAURA, Main Street, next door to the Post Office, ROUGH & READY. have opened the above establishment for the accemmodation of the public, and will &® suaranice that it shall be supplied at all times with the best the markét aflords. a> Oysters served up to suit the taste. : Ham, Eges &e., served up ata moments warning. Also, Pies, Cakes, and Confectionary. Boarders can be accommodated by the week or day. Meals served up at all hours, andin a style to suit the most fastidious. Q. H. CLEMENT. December 15 ni3 tf K ieearobal BS) SAUGGh ® BY MRS. McNEATL, Main Srreer, opposite the California House. THE RESTAURANT is at all times supaed plied with the best which the market af“ fords, embracing the substantials as well 3 as the luxuries of California life, such as OYSTERS, HLAM AND EGGS, CHICKENS, &c., served up in the best style and at short notice. GENTLEMEN will find this Saloon both a fashionable and agrecable place ‘to while away their leisure mo ments. Rough & Ready, Dee. 8.—53—tf. _ Dissolution of Copartnership. HE copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the ownership and keeping of the McNeal Saloon, was dissolved on December the 5th, 1853. The business transactions of the Saloon will be continued by MRS. McNEAL, who assumes all the responsibilities of the concern, and to whom all payments are to be made. MRS. MeNEAL. MISS HELET. Rough and Ready, Dec. 15th, 1853. ni3 BOWLING SAT.Comn, BY SANDERS & CO., Main St., a few doors above Downie House, : Rough & Ready. : The Bar in connection is constantly supplied with the best Liquors and Cigars. Dee. 8—ni2—tf. SJ. Ma GERBERA & GOray WHOLESALE & RETAIL PEALERS IN Groceries & Provisions. N connection, they have also a BUTCHERY.AND BAKERY establishinent, and have constantly on hand Meets, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Tastries of every description. GF Fancy fixins furnished for Dinner Parties at short notice. Rough & Ready, Dee. 8n12—tf. DASGUVUBRRLIAM ROOMS, AT THE CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Main Street, Rough and Ready, California. HE undersigned, haying had eight years experience in their business, would respectfully inform the citizens of Rough and Ready, that they are now prepared to take Daguerreotypes of persons and scenery inthe most approved style. They will take them at places suited to the convenience of customers. The public are requested to call and examine specimens at our rooms as above staied. December 8—n12—tf. EDWARDS & HENDEE. AT THE g& DOWNIE HOUSE, -ex in Street, Rough and Ready. eet TRAVELERS and Boarders may rest assured of fie getting the best accommodation at this Hotel. Bot December 8—nl2_—_ tf lt CALIPORMIA HOUSE. This large and commodious. hotel, having recently been fitted up ina very superior. style, is now prepared for the accommodations of hearders and travelers. The table is always furnished with the best the market affords ; and at the Bar, can be found Liquors and Cigars of the first quality. 4S~ Rooms can be had elegantly furnished, either for single persons or for families, and all on the most reasonable terms. A. Y. OWENS & Co., Proprictors. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12tf + Ie TZawiy @ oe Re POWERS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Tin Ware and Mining Tools &¢. &e. Also, in connection with the above, is a BAKERY and COFFECTIONARY. Dinner or Wedding parties can be furnished with eyery luxury which the country can produce at short notice. lage, or within four miles of Rough and Ready, free of charge. Rough and Ready,-Dee. 8, nl2tf we Xe oR S ee, & CG. Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, together with mining tools &c. Also, in connection above is a ; SAE BR »o from which Cakes and Confectionaries can be prepared to order at the shortest notice. Ye Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Bread,Pies, Cakes, and in short, every thing belonging to the business. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, n12tf. BROWARD & GH, OnE poor East oF ApAms & Co’s. Express. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors. Also, Fruit and Confectionaries, as well as Mining implements of every description. #a5~ Cigars of the most luxuriating and captivating qualities. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, n12tf. ‘Taken up On the 30th October, 1853, a ROAN COLT. The owner is requested to comé forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. ; BARNEY & McCONNELL. Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,—nl1—tf the with MAYERS & HARRIGAN, BOOT AND 7 STORR, GRASS VALLEY, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley and its vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a large supply of Eastern made Boots and Shoes, which they offer low for cash. : GENTLEMEN wishing a Goon article and a Nxar fit, can be accommodated at short notice, by leaving their orders with us. N. B.—THICK BOOTS, for Miner’s use, manufactured at short notice and warranted. Main st., opposite Mill st. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf TAKE NOTICE! In speaking of Home Manufactured Boots, we claim that ours are as good as any in California, and we are willing to wager 200 or 250 pollars, that we can propuce better WIVTLWS BOOS, ox fine ones, either in stock or workmanship, than any other estaglishment in Grass Valley, and we further make a challenge forCalifornia for the next four months to eome. ~ Dec. 22, 1853. 7 Doertisenr’ts. &2_ Provisions delivered at all parts of the vil. Grass Valley Advertisements. Grass Valley Advertisements, s Smith D 2 Strong G E Stoutenburg A N List of Letter s cmith WL Stright WE 4 Speak _ ; JING i = 2 ‘i Smith W Shull W tuart A ee coe in the Post Office, Grass Valley, Jan. 1, oath CF Seurgnin 2 Sanborn H D is smith C E 2 Shannon BB Stommson P Smith I H Sutton J 2 Stone W 2 Asnley TS Alfroid Mons Austin Wm smith G W Sutton A Sheppard M Avant TL Anthony J Ambler M . Smith P Speakley YR Shrom JH AndersonJ A3 Atderson Jos Andrews W Stephens H Scott D Spriggens R Atison St AllenE 2 Allister S W Stephens W G Spencer J Sohweinitz F AllenS 3 Andrews R 2 Alden J G Andereon TM Seree Mons Angell JS me Sours LR Atkinson E Stephens EM 3 stephens T Southard H Spright CA 2 . Assenbranner B Ames A H Ames J istephers E 2 Snow J Slatterly T 2 . Saaae y Stearns L } Barrett H Bol . T arre olaver Burns P I erate Teson Mb Talbott LA Black S$ 3ice N Burns J . Taylor 4 [ysot L ; Brades E ~ Bennetts G Reiter ue . Tyson RR jt af as Thompson HX BlethenS 3 Bremridg @ Bandisicer TQ . Thompson D daa a relton D Brodfoot J Bartlel rane jal “. Tooley OL Thomas J Torrey Mr Babcock J Beazle D 2 B: nar J2 {Taylor F Taylor TH 2 Townsend J Baker M II Bennett B BuckinehamgT . ThatcherET TeistF = Trocktmorton F Beard J Baum JW Rates R 5 . Torrey N 2 ThompsonS W Treman MC Bell W Bout J A Breoks TW 2 Blain F 3arns FS Beard E Joquet Mons Bal JL Bet : . Bullard L D ‘Van Colt 2 Vv Vicar of RC Vestal L Balmer I Brown G siddle A Vaughn J Virgin J Vestal T Brisbane S W Booth E Billis J ‘Van Young Brocks Mr Brown G W Barns WP Ww Blake JC 2 Burds M Barney I Brakman W T Babcock C W Beard A . Woodsworth Worth JM Woodard J 2 Bovis @ Barcley R Boyers T J Wise J Williams @ Wilson J Brogden J Bates R Bryant J Warner J Woodard Es. 3 Wright § Bryant O W BerrimanG W Burrows IT ' Williams JS W Mr White CD Brarton JW Biggs A Borns SG ' Woods N Wright JG Walker JE Beaves G Briggs MB Bushby G Willis J Wheeler Z 2 Wadsworth W Binfham J Bates T Braylor CE Wetherby DS Woon W White J Brooks R 2 Battey J Pass M . Wright W Wright LT Ward € = Walker JD 2 Wodbridge AP Whiting SF Cc . Wilson Geo Webb PL Weiting L Cooper H 4 Crump J M Carter TR i we Hi B Matsa AP bm . ee Campbell J J © Coolridge J P Cone GF 2 Wilso Ww 5 ea S25 0r Conger H N Clawly Mrs Clarke P Potbiceam Clark H RW Caurlet Mons Y «# — oe Pe onde” poate . Located on one: of the principal streets, near the; AT THE COCHITUATE BATHS. . Jrothers Z arpenter L O54 i Ya 1 3 still k nat sc, with Ta. os ej ® aes GF Ca —s GH Grosker Yandeil F 4 by ons still kept as a Temperance House, with Ta ; 57 Sansome St., BErwEEN CAtFoRNtA & PINE. A sg ae ie Z, é and Beds unsurpassed, offers great inducements to . San Franci Crougham II Cartrell I Crosson BE j permanent or transient boarders . an francisco. Coak J Clarke A P Currie A : Zardell A C Zollickoffer G £8. Remember 229 Clay street D ; { ESS 3 ell BF ‘arson G Carlin J a > it : : F ee ee eee The R iT Cowell BE Carson G 5 Coad 8 . _&@>~ Persons inquiring for letters in the abovo list, R. SAVAGE. } e oya urkish _ . “ges Sse! LH rn : hd . please say “‘ advertised in the Telegraph.” WM. H. ELLIOTT. . a oolridge rafts ) ; " 3E. MATTHEWSON, P. M. San Francisco, Dec 22—15 tf by . Case G W Cole S Carlton G € . ’ ’ i i Chandler G L Carlin J Clarke P bine : = ; ed ( 1 Cohill H CothernJB 3 Carrier § PORN IBIRAAIGIES FOR Pr JUST IMPORTED & NOW IN USE AT THE { Cook I Creps W A Crutehfield A ; a 800 sacks Potatoes, free from worm or rot. . { , . Coope rG Caskin J Cole WM SALE, For saleby Cochituate Baths, Cowie 3 Clement 'T . TZNOWN as Storms & Tate’s Bridge, on Bear river ALONZO WHEELER, eee é : : aa ‘ 4 K eee ge, er, . 3m-45 84 & 86 Davis steect. . The only house in the State where. this healthy and D } on the road —, from re to Red Dog . : Sa agreeable luxury can be enjoyed 7 : . and Jjittle York, and also on the read leading from ; 7 . $ F ee Dodge J 2 Dean & McLane Denie A Nevada to Ilinoistown. It isa lattice bridge, 120 feet . HILI BEANS— feist “i ERR : Darche A Devenport J Durkee WW { Span,resting on solidstone butments at each end, and . 500 sacks fresh Ghili Beans. For sale by ! 13 is the best article ever inyented for bathing ij dailey JN Divine D Doyle M 15 feet above highest water mark. For particulars, ALONZO WHEELER. ~ ‘ Pain TE and esa i a premium a 7 World’s tl Dale I J 2 D M Dr L& 3 foal ads ? Banc ‘of A. Del: ne tees ree Oe ag as cage rece gece a heir superiority over every other description A senses " tint R ie aie Cc ag at Storms’ Ranch, or of A. Delano, Grass Val 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis stroet. i . oe consists in their great sharpness, pas ie k Davis J M Denny E2 Donohue J ‘Grasd Valley, Bec 29, 1853 15ES EPS TION GE TSAR SO EEE ae ag ; With flexibility and absorption, and are highly apDavis WF 2 Dean P Dibble D 2 srasq Valley, Dec 29, tf ; {IINGLING HATCHETS— panes — recommended by the faculty as the most : 75 dozen Breed’s shkingling hatchets—Nos, 1 beneficia and invigorating article now in use. ia E GRASS VALLEY HOUSE. . and2, For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . SINGLE BATHS, fe ONLY 75 cis. 4 Ebdon W Emerson E Edwards EZ BU By Veazre & Gutov. Jin-15 é 84 & 86 Davis street. OR TEN TICKETS FOR $5. Eadie G Eighmey C Elils J ! oes pe BY THE WEEK OR MEAL, with neat . — oa ed RB~ Separate apartments for Ladies. , Earf J Freeman J W and convenient rooms for lodgers. Also in conEMON. SURUP— j MASON & McCOMBE, Proprietors. M nection with their Hotel is a 150 * a i : ‘November 3d,—n7—if . ee F LIVERY STABLE! AY Calter eee eee . i on Farr F Freman J Rox ir , _ Situated nearly opposite the Grass Valley House.— . 1m-15 ALONZO kage ose oad j Fox J Foster J 4 Fielding T ‘ Tlorses kept by the week or night, also Horses for . : 84 & 86 Davis street. . THOMAS TENNENT’S be ere" Floyd 3 Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf ga aT ee SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION . FlynnJR 3 Frederick J 2. Fairchild JE fon ore ons. 7 eks, For sale by . Farnham WH Farris WD 2 Ford J 2 ’ ? ALONZO WHEELER, i “ee 4 . Fenton C Flord E Bip Lumber! Lumber!! 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . W arehouse, . ; TO. TEAMSTERS AND OTHERS. . ————_—___ > — i Oca, SS EL G WE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera. (1 MITH’S BELLOWS— A SIGN OF THE “WOODEN SAILOR,” Godfrey JP Ging Gilbert Poe i tien, eae to supply all demands for every . 25 Smiths’ Pellows, \ Long wharf, corner of Front street . George A K Goe W Gauthier A ) Gescription 0 ef For sale by ALONZO WHEELER ‘S . Gaebhart WW Gebhart WI Green M SEASONED LUMBER! . 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis'streot . SAN FRANCISCO. . Goodlad G Gocdale OW Giiford F J At the lowesa matket prices. These Millsare situated . — 2 TransitInstruments, Theodolites, Levels, CompassGraham J Griffis D Gifford C nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley, . ‘AILS es, Surveying Chains, Leveling Staves, Engineers’ TaGillett JH Graves 8 D Gill WC about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hall, Auburn N ie Nails For sale b _ pes, Pocket Spy Glasses and Compasses, Got tks: Thnaae . . Gillams J Gates JM Gardner W R Road, and most convenient for Teams to load. There 100 kegs Nails aie WHEEI ER ing Instruments, with a great variety of other arti: . Goerke W GleasonHD 2 is in these mills, a MULAY SAW, and a 52 inch CIRALO: $4 & 56 ‘t yi 5 OOP ‘ eles, constantly on hand. . CULAR SAW, together capable of making 35,000 feet . 1m-15 Winks a Having learned: my business in the mannfa ctory of , . ii of lumber per day. Also, a splendid Woodworth a the celebrated William J. Young, of Philadelphia, I ‘J . Hyatt J Hale E Tealy DS ‘ Patent . OAP— ; guarantee all my work to be equal to that of his est . Hooper Ww Hall GJ x site di R PLANING MACHINE! 100 boxes No. 1 Seap, 80 fb boxes, » yablishment. November 3d, 53—n7—tf. j . Heusch Hillar E fbb” * _ Capable of making 10,000 ft. of aes a —_ 150 punk owes Hence: Soap, SN ee ee ; . eR lerring / son @ W . GROOVED, and other manufactured lumber, per day, o ‘or sale by ak edi k mate i se = Sere Sy superior qualities. AU our lumber is well seasoned ALONZO WHEELER, ; . NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. oul { + ale G MRE . before being dressed—our stock of over eight thouIm-15 84 -& 86 Davin attoot: oe tes oe = a s aay { i omen ahe 2 nathan A ees ope = sand logs giving us the best material to be found in + FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. . HewetID . HoskingRM © Hall W 2 ipeiened peer eceg ne i (&{MOKING TOBACCO— VIA SAN JUAN, <~agiheh z ea ry % sey pat ' Can always be supplied with lumber oy Freicnt to the . ion oe ieee S Smoking Tobacco, Only 12 Miles Lana Carriag e. } . Hodges J Hanson J M Hull PP cities of For sale by MCADAMIZED ROAD. . Hudson Ayers inwkmns = ; foskin F i MARYSVILLE AND SA CRAMENT 0. ALONZO WHFFLER, oo eee . cident ri % titers 5 Hill A. On the best terms, equal to any other mill in Nevady . 1m-15 84 & 86 Davisstrect. . Sar THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS! <@a mage nebo oe county, and when taken in connection with the fact Eas i s aegis is wile ey tee F pea ocrghe 2 fas a oo 3 rts 4 3 . that it is well seasoned, the advantages of freighting HISKEY— j pewbra gee 05 — pe hon eee eae mage a . Hutchinson J W Hawkins CJ Hambly SR . from our mills are superior—our engine, saws, and 100 bbls. Old Monongahela Whiskey, t ocean, giving a grarantee to pAsHeLicers-against pa Holeman WM HopkinsDB'2 Hawley BF eamncr Hees jpees See-mot: poemtel eG SO Satis . aire, we . delay on the Isthmus :-— SOLU ote e . 3 v8 siakeion § ’ no a or > ots . ls. Old Monongahela. H r 1 nl ; " ip ee a aiae ae sat H Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on eee} ge sale a: ‘ Si e be: ef HE P oe C: ¥ 5 visser eden TAT 5 reasonable terms. ALONZO WHEELER, jera Nevada. rother Jonathan. a. pene enycete 2 re =4 4a Allkinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing, Si Im13 : $4 & S6 Davis strect. . Cortes. . Paeific. i Jd ding, Sugar Pine, ete., ete., ete., constantly on hand OX THE ATLANTIC ' { 4 or sawed to order. We have a stock of over 100,000 = N THE ATLAN : “—v . James AH Jones FP 3 sates t A : feet, and shall keep a full supply for the great deRANDY— FOR NEW YORK. j Judd I 2 Jones R Jackson RT . mand for choice building and fencing materials. 100 one eighth casks Am. Brandy, Northern Light. . Star of tho West. . Jones B 3 Jerraris M Jonston R . a= Remember, we pay cash and thebighest prices For sale by : Promatheus. K for freight, or sell to teamsters so as to enable them ALONZO WHEELER, _—— e to make Large Profits! J. WINCHESTER, 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. FOR NEW ORLEANS, . Keyes J Kane D KlapJ ss . 2 President G. V. G. Mining Co. = Daniel Webster and Texas. Seg EF ind " i east > Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. ti—n2 ORT WINE — : sp nae gy aoe ee and _ wg { Crason S ilpatrick D ‘Kirtley S ie ot ‘ invalids and the lovers of rvre Port Wine, . ory, “otough’y ventilated and well. provisioned, afknee Kitkman TC 3 Kellose LR Planed Flooring and Siding. er for sale 10 easks of “1andeman's” net. . @tting the traveling community the shortest, safest King E Kirk aoe ee 2 1 oller for sale 10 casks 0 z eels dnd most pleasant route to the A ssengers : Kittrie D KirkmanR 2 Kilaington RC UILDERS AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESSALONZO WHEELER, arriving in'New York and Nee GGT . King J Kendall GS Kilfoyle F ED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and. 1m-35 84 & 86 Davis street. . i dave in ady re sec 4 . . . dressed sugar pine SIDING, on short notice and at the a ttt wild be a = a nae = Nar se suuver A bteamer j . sreased sugar pine SIDING, om she: and ¢ Se ANA . will be dispatched from New York on the 5thand 20th } . Tent L I He M2 ee Tere ic Gana Vee ld Mining 'c — S ye RNING LATHES— and from San Francisco on the Ist and 1th of each ‘ 2eson R ents Anneville 2 . sways be he > Grass Valley Gold } om: 3 a ae mS = ’ ‘HARLES ] SAN —_ J 2 LageettI 2 lowd C pany’s Mills. South side of Wolf Creek, Auburn . 12 Turning gt ee iron pulleys—Nos. 0 . month ee ee . . LileEB Lapyear P Loewe Mr Road, ee ore se, es “AL 0 WHEELER e kc ARRISON s . Long LD Iahay FE Levch WS Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. ti—n2 ONe eas A “Gah Fidanias eae ea Long MB Tent & le bs im-15 84 & 86 Davis street. Z gent, San Francisco. lowe W Little Olver 2 Logan WA 2 _ September 22, 1853.—n1if. Leonard J Loyd Thomas Little L (CHAWB; IN PEsyl HOVELS— a so < . LeboSP 2 Little W M Lowery P 100 dozen Ames’ long handle shovels aci ail Stes i y) . Lewis C pee se tee ce AND 100 rc Roshans koe handle shovels, pecwdpacee ” sere oF Comp’y . Lyon J 3 sowey sperd 1 50. ‘* QOldColony ‘* & ~~ ——. CHAIR SHOP e 50 ‘¢ Ames? short ‘ a Yas 7 fe > M N. S. CHAPIN 85 <‘¢ Kimball’s patent short handle shovNEW } ORK AND NEW ORLEANS Miller J Malloway W — McGonegal N 1S wich aiis miei eas Forsaleby ALONZO WHEELER, Via PANAMA. . Mill Merrill $ McGonnegal J i“ subscribers would respectfully announce to the} — Tim-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . apy, f N OF “ ae Moser GB McClysion AJ 2 citizens of Grass Valley, and others of the neighGREAT REDUCTION . OF _PARE AND fe . Marvin CI 2 Maloy PC McCoy A boring towns, that they have opened a CABINET and THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING “a . Moore EA 2 Marshall W McGowen JE 6 pir P, where they expect to keep and have EACHES, PRESERVES, &e.— THE ISTHMUS TRANSIT. oe Moore H Martin S McGonnigal Wm Stantiy on hand such articles as are necessary for 20 k B dy P . ~ «# : 5 pe. family use. The} ae: : é 20 kegs Brandy Peaches, 10 lbs each f Morgan TJ 4 Morse CW McGiS” SN ta Sg asc! furniture will be made of the best 30 cases do do quarts; ” [DEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY WEARF.] Morgan A J Masters W McMadrey W for tela: mm Sotten up in the best. and most supe25 jars do do 4 galls. each ; . ‘Moroan Mr Moutry Wm A 2 McDemot B rior style. They will receive orders from abroad for Ae ee = 5 2 State aa pane es : ; 2 work, and atte Pe ys 50 boxes Tomato Catsup ; nm Pactwric Mam S. S. Company’s Favorrre STeau; . Morgan JL 2 Morais & Co McEwen J J rk, and attend promptly to it ; and warrant every 100 cakes Stouchton’s Bitters ; ee i . Murphy 3 Morris GR McCaffrey J article that is manufactured in their shop, 100 do Pie Fruits: a CALIFORNIA, 1400 Tons burthen / ih . Meservey I Morrison HR 3 McEwen P (Our terms are cash, aud our agticles of Furniture 100 do Pickles, hf gall and qts; A. V. Hi. is Roy Esq., Commander ; Madison 8 Myers A 3 McLerwin T will be sold cheap, so that any one wishing to pursteal Talitieses Cove. a rj PANAMA with Passeagers. tinea: : e hase. shs 3 100 do Oysters, Baltimore Cove, dp. Will leave for PANAMA with I assengers, the Great Mesitt W Mildrum 3 McClawkin J chase, shall ffnd no fault with our prices. Sos eetecte me gees Oia 1. Through Mail and Treasuse, an” u : » Moulton LF McClenahan J B 8 Maloy J H Grass Valley, October 27, 1853—tf—né, ets: x -ELER, TUESDAY MORNING, November Ist, at 9 o’clock. — * Meritt TJ MeConnell D Meader Ye 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEED—NO Fr . Metin Maku? Mele DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, ape zi SICKNESS ON THIS ROUTE. . zs Moxley C McAvoy W yey co-partnership heretofore existing between SIX X COMET— 22 eS Be RAILROAD. se oh & CHAPIN, is this day dissolved by muthal con 40 dozen Ames’ long handle Shovels, Arrangements have been made with the most relia: be N sent. The business will be continued by N.S. Chapin. bright cast-steel, round ‘one ee gaits EL sokte nce on _ Isthmus, and Noyes E W Nickerson SE 3 Nash VBL N.S DIN ALONZO 7 EL tickets wi ss ‘or conveyance of passengers gnd “ Nevin R Nash $ 4 woe AB abe JESSE SIX, eC 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . iaggage at greatly reduced rates, from Panama to Ase ee NorrisG P 4 Nash J A 2 Newton 0G Grass Valley, Dec. 20, 1853. ‘™ 14-te _ — Presets und tas Genesee cha sickupes d oO X HURRICANE < ihe Transit from Panama to Auvhinale nan eoukbel saat i O’Brien J 4 Orr J 2 Olney AD A D A M S & € ft) S 40 dozen iment ae brightcast¢. sade with comfort and ease in forty-Gight hours, Odway SS Osborne H 2 Ogilby R E : ‘ steel, round point Shovels. or sate ! Kach passenger is allowed one hundred pounds ah Odonnell M 8) O'Conner D Ornasby CN P. Sanaa ALONZO W og rea gage without extra charge. : “ one * Overman W Aer a ly EX R ESS! jean 1m-15 84 & 86 Dav : pide gre = — = lowest rates, andre’ y , fone Sr Sere ceived at the office, until Monday midnight.’ ober ee P BANKING & EXCHANGE OFFICE!. > app Bist. ReMi: ys Parkins E Paine W 2 Pollett W Main Strerr, Grass VALLEY, i ; 50 Lard, 10 jj tins, For freight or passage. apply to 3 Pricst DQ Peirson J 3 Peirce A ATLY EXPRESS in charge of regular Messengers,for a coat d, 32 th tins E. FLINT, Agent. iba e te Poss J Peters J Patten W Sacramento and San Francisco, and to all parts of 50 BP xa, Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff St¢. Pyle J Phillips i$.2 eevee U2 rr eet and Southern Mines, —— bY ONZO WHEELER, se: aoe Parslow P 4 Philbrook D ~ Phillips W 2 CxS at par on Sacramento and San Francisco. $4 & 86 Davis street. Cc Py oe 2 Eee i Preswick HW Passons S$ 3 Phillips W & B Goin Dust purchased, or forwarded to any part of . __2m-15 e-partnership Netice. « . é > : : the United States, and als z *s Preswick J J Pellum W Polutun T pehiuent oak gag Se dann ty ac esc sores Pega: def EAS é FM IE co-partnership heretofore existing between the’ . Q : Our Express being the most extensive in the United 100 cases Imperial Tea, 2 fb caddies, ef eau oscribers, under the name and style of CONRO, ‘ ; States, we can guarantee faciliti possessed 100 Gunpowder Tea, 2 }} caddies of superior . SAMPSON & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual conQuarmby A other Concern.” 2 an, bas quality. For sale by . sent. F. D. CONRO) 4.3 Row'M R Rogers JS. 2--. Richards J W Speciul, or otherwise, received. 1m-15 84 & 88 Davis strect. Minissha WM. SHARP & Co. Reilly © mas FA Snes Bie ynbe, Adams & Co.’s Expresin any of the followOFFEE— Wi SHARP & c. kage abe tke eS 3 me ets » 7 opemeba H pms ay id mae © P Boon me, 100 bey Ground Coffec, 1 fh papers, Conro, Sampson & Co.,the GOLDEN GATE FLOURING ei: Se Rollins G ands umpe New Yor: For sale by . MILL will be conducted by the subscribers, under the ses Rogers I W Reilly P Rose B F x ALONZO WHEELER same name s aeniie. = : DELPHIA, es s ne and style.as heretofore he public . : Read GJ Richard Mr Riebold P Ba ’ Im-15 84 & 86 Davis strect. may rest assured that no efforts ei tay iets st Roath D 2 Reed A Renegar R LTIMORE, sr 0 be wanting oi .Rice CH Richards J WASHINGTON, QNEY— . our parts to fully sustain the high reputation pate . Regan J ite sts Rect 4 Prrrsecr, } ‘ the * Golden Gate Flour” has acquired in att 3 pep ae 2 cords ings CINCINNATI, 100 cases Honey, 3 ft tins, of California. -The article we manufacture is PURE, _ a russell @ Locman Ky, For sale by and unadulterated. It is made from the choicest of Sr. Louis ALONZO WHEELER native Wheat, and is fully equal to the best Haxall or ee q 3 New ORLEANS 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis Strect. . Gallezo 3 Raa ra q i vis Strect. eee om Re SwanGR 2 Statton G W Simmons T Lonpon, aC. &C. * .We tender our sincere thanks to our friends and the Sperman W 2 Stoddard G G Socoffrain IB Our Treasure is forwarded by the Pacific Mail SteamINEGAR— public generally, for their liberal patronage heretofore ~ < Sutton W D Savage J Shetler J ers, on the Ist and 15th of each month. And Expesses, 250 bbls Ss extended to us, and respectfully solicit a-continuance Stadden J 2 Scott A Sisk SM for small parcela and letters by the Nicaragua line. 2 : pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by . of the same. F. D. CONBG@. 0. .4 Sellers is . Ps a ee M pig CM : JNO. &. LAMBERT, Acrnt. 1in-35 sane SHEELER, WA SAMPSON Oo * Smith rong ilvers Grass Valley, Sept. 22 1853. ° 6 Davis street. San Francisco, Nor. 17--8m—nd. pean zg . . San Francisca Arbertisenrts, HENRY JOHNSON & CO. IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE Druggists, No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgomery, San Francisco. FFER for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale prices, a large and well selected assortment of East India, Mediterranean and European Lrugs and Medicines ; French, English and American Chemicals of all kinds ; also, an extensive variety of Perfumery, Fancy articles, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs, Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Trusses, Leeches, Surgical Instruments, Druggists’ Glass-ware, Hatters’ Goods, Shakers’ Herbs and Roots, ete., together with every article comprised in the stock of a Druggist or Physician. H. J. & Co., are the proprietors’ wholesale agents for Dr. Jane’s Family Medicines, Sands’ Sarsaparilla, Old Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, Moffat’s and Brandreth’s Pills, Davis’ Pain Killer, Congress Spring Water, ete. HENRY JOHNSON & Co. haye made such arrangements in New York, Boston and Philadelphia as will enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest rates, and they are determined to give their enstomers the benefit of low prices, and at the same time the best quality of goods. CENTRAL HOTEL, (Late Cauirorsia Temperance Hovss,) 229 Clay Street, San Francisco. November ¢=n7—tf NLARGED and refinished throughout, . _A with the addition of dwenty ic Fooms, Sve con now offer superior accommodations atthe following ddwetates <6? 7 5h ces ae — eee ~ Board, (per wetk,)'). SFU vere. .69 00 Board and Lodging, ~ seeeeseese.12to 16 CO Rooms without board, ..,...4 00 to 7 00 2 ~ San Francises Adbertigomts. —. Upward and Onward. WELSGI'S ff EXCHANGE, OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE. AND CUSTOM HOUSE, = * #7». SANSOME STREET. Ra fem ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT, which : is Fire Proof and five stories high, (being the only . ve story building on the Pacific ,) is now finished and splendidly furnished throughout. Although it contains one hundred and seventeen large rooms, with facilities to accommodate two hundred lodgers—such has been the rush of customers to the Exchange since its completion, that the proprietors haye been induced to lease half of the fire-proof j Lieut. Maynard, and proof block just a, ei ii l adjoining the Exchange: Will add seventeen large apartments. and afford those facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our present Bar will, in a few d ‘Te Bas x ays, be removed to the floor in the Maynard Block . ieee the Bar is at present. is ae door north:of oe No pains or Money will be spared to render the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel of the public, and keep . pace with the rapid growth ana j , wonderful city and State, pitta weds: ~ With the above inducements, the Exchange is s fidently offered to the “‘ million” as ddseeying thoie patronage—and although not disposed. to be Wiy-dy and trumpet our own praise abroad, our heart y thanks are cheerfully tendered to the ten thousands { who have bestowed upon us alike their favors and money. Not unmindful of the former, we shall duly i appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in future, as in \ times past, the smiles af oyr old customers and greet with pleasure our new ofes—who probably will comi pose the largest portion of the world. ts ‘Something New . TG ties By: San Francisco, Nov. 10—n8—tf. *

ie ankiomdiqiiow TORN agape et > oe te a aie <a Fe Die hex owe THE TEL J. W. OLIVER, Eprror. WnHoLesaLe Business.—Almost every body in Boston Knows that Father Streeter marries more folks in the course of a current year than two or ten divines in the United States. It beats all how many men and women the old fellow “ties up,’’ and causes to trot in double-harness through life. Not long since, a rural district youth and his Psyche came to Father Streeter, to be fixed out according to thelaw and gospel. Well, the old gentleman put ’em through in the regular manner, and—charged. “How much have I to pay for this job? sayz the newly-manufactured husband, drawing eut his pocket-book. “Oh, well,” said the old gentleman, “I always leave that to the bridegroom: as he feels, he pays.” “Well, I don’t want to be mean, Mr. Streeter, about this affair, you know. I don’t care a cent, by Ned! what you charge—only tell us how much would be right.” “I’m not particular, sir; suppose we say five dollars.” “Five dollars! Sam Hill, but you do stick it-ont Why; I-know ofa feller you married last fall fortwo dears!’ “Very likely I did, sir,” said the old gentleman, “but he’s a regnlar customer.—I’ve married him five times, and can afford to do it lower ?” Quire a Romance.—The Alta California has the following : “A young woman was married, on Friday week, and, after the knot had been tied, some of her friends, who were not pleased with the match, procured a writ of habeas corpus, stating that she was illegally detained, and went with an officer to take the bride from the arms and possession of the husband. He, however, promised that he would not remain in that house where she was during the night, and that in the morning she might be brought into Court on the writ, and the matter legally arranged. The arrangement appearing satisfactory, the pursuing party left, and the husband, having a strict regard for his word, and as strict a one for his martial rights, removed his bride to other quarters, having, as he promised to do, left the house, but taking her with him ; upon which point she had made no promise. Next morning the bride was brought before a magistrate on the writ, and, upon a proof of the facts, was permitted to depart in peace, leaning on her husband’s arm. A Sircatiox.—Two young officers were traveling in the far west, when they stopped to take supper at a small road-side tavern, kept by avery rough Yankee woman. The landlady, in a calico sun-bonnet and bare feet, stood at the head of the table to pour out. She inquired of her guests “if they chose long-sweetening in their coffee.’ The first officer supposing that “long sweetening meant a large portion of that article, chose it accordingly. What was his dismay when he saw their hostess dip her finger deep down in an earthen jar of honey that stood near her, and then stir it (the finger,) around in the coffee. His companion, sceing this, preferred “short-sweetening.” Upon which the woman picked up a large lump of maple sugar that lay in a brown paper on the floor beside her, and biting off a piece, put it into hiscup. Both the gentlemen dispensed with coffee that evening. ~ PREACHING FOR THE SIMPLE & THE LEARNED.—I remember St. Gregory, in handling one text, professes that he will endeavor to handle it so that the weakest understanding might comprehend the highest points, and the highest understanding not be weary to hear ordinary doctrines so delivered. Indeed, it is a good art to deliver deep points in a holy plainness, and plain points in a holy delightfulness: for many times one part of our auditory understands us not when we have done, and so they are weary ; and another part understands us before we begin, and so we are weary.—Donne. Covnsen VS, EXAMPLE.—We need to follow Solomon’s counsel rather than his example, and look upon the prevalence of knowledge, fadustry, frugality; and justice as of more value thanenormous fortunes in the few, or passion for show and luxury in the many. We should bless our fathers for their noble course in guarding against dangerous opulence by equalizing the inheritance of children, and throwing open to all the institutions of education, which provide for general prosperity better than any agrarian law.— _ Rev. 8S. Osgood. TrvE Freevou.—He is a freeman whose social condition is in no respect inferior to the claims of his moral nature and his intellect. He is no slave, no matter what his condition, when that condition continues to improve in intellectual and moral respects. He alone is the slave who is denied the position which is essential to the exercise of his proper faculties, and the fit development of his natural powers, He cannot but be a tyrant, whom society has lifted into a condition superior to his capacities—Egeria, j= Formerly, thy soul was great, ardent, vast ; the entire circle of the universe found place in thy heart. O, Charles, that thou hast become small, that thou hast become miserable, since thou lovest no one but thyself—Schiller. ° BRe ks Be CRABUREL PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHETR, Main Street, opposite Adams & Co’s. Express. Rough and Ready, Dec. S—n12—6mo. HAG Tsar REGLAURA, Main Street, next door to the Post Office, ROUGH & READY. have opened the above establishment for the accemmodation of the public, and will &® suaranice that it shall be supplied at all times with the best the markét aflords. a> Oysters served up to suit the taste. : Ham, Eges &e., served up ata moments warning. Also, Pies, Cakes, and Confectionary. Boarders can be accommodated by the week or day. Meals served up at all hours, andin a style to suit the most fastidious. Q. H. CLEMENT. December 15 ni3 tf K ieearobal BS) SAUGGh ® BY MRS. McNEATL, Main Srreer, opposite the California House. THE RESTAURANT is at all times supaed plied with the best which the market af“ fords, embracing the substantials as well 3 as the luxuries of California life, such as OYSTERS, HLAM AND EGGS, CHICKENS, &c., served up in the best style and at short notice. GENTLEMEN will find this Saloon both a fashionable and agrecable place ‘to while away their leisure mo ments. Rough & Ready, Dee. 8.—53—tf. _ Dissolution of Copartnership. HE copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the ownership and keeping of the McNeal Saloon, was dissolved on December the 5th, 1853. The business transactions of the Saloon will be continued by MRS. McNEAL, who assumes all the responsibilities of the concern, and to whom all payments are to be made. MRS. MeNEAL. MISS HELET. Rough and Ready, Dec. 15th, 1853. ni3 BOWLING SAT.Comn, BY SANDERS & CO., Main St., a few doors above Downie House, : Rough & Ready. : The Bar in connection is constantly supplied with the best Liquors and Cigars. Dee. 8—ni2—tf. SJ. Ma GERBERA & GOray WHOLESALE & RETAIL PEALERS IN Groceries & Provisions. N connection, they have also a BUTCHERY.AND BAKERY establishinent, and have constantly on hand Meets, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Tastries of every description. GF Fancy fixins furnished for Dinner Parties at short notice. Rough & Ready, Dee. 8n12—tf. DASGUVUBRRLIAM ROOMS, AT THE CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Main Street, Rough and Ready, California. HE undersigned, haying had eight years experience in their business, would respectfully inform the citizens of Rough and Ready, that they are now prepared to take Daguerreotypes of persons and scenery inthe most approved style. They will take them at places suited to the convenience of customers. The public are requested to call and examine specimens at our rooms as above staied. December 8—n12—tf. EDWARDS & HENDEE. AT THE g& DOWNIE HOUSE, -ex in Street, Rough and Ready. eet TRAVELERS and Boarders may rest assured of fie getting the best accommodation at this Hotel. Bot December 8—nl2_—_ tf lt CALIPORMIA HOUSE. This large and commodious. hotel, having recently been fitted up ina very superior. style, is now prepared for the accommodations of hearders and travelers. The table is always furnished with the best the market affords ; and at the Bar, can be found Liquors and Cigars of the first quality. 4S~ Rooms can be had elegantly furnished, either for single persons or for families, and all on the most reasonable terms. A. Y. OWENS & Co., Proprictors. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12tf + Ie TZawiy @ oe Re POWERS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Tin Ware and Mining Tools &¢. &e. Also, in connection with the above, is a BAKERY and COFFECTIONARY. Dinner or Wedding parties can be furnished with eyery luxury which the country can produce at short notice. lage, or within four miles of Rough and Ready, free of charge. Rough and Ready,-Dee. 8, nl2tf we Xe oR S ee, & CG. Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, together with mining tools &c. Also, in connection above is a ; SAE BR »o from which Cakes and Confectionaries can be prepared to order at the shortest notice. Ye Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Bread,Pies, Cakes, and in short, every thing belonging to the business. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, n12tf. BROWARD & GH, OnE poor East oF ApAms & Co’s. Express. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors. Also, Fruit and Confectionaries, as well as Mining implements of every description. #a5~ Cigars of the most luxuriating and captivating qualities. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, n12tf. ‘Taken up On the 30th October, 1853, a ROAN COLT. The owner is requested to comé forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. ; BARNEY & McCONNELL. Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,—nl1—tf the with MAYERS & HARRIGAN, BOOT AND 7 STORR, GRASS VALLEY, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley and its vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a large supply of Eastern made Boots and Shoes, which they offer low for cash. : GENTLEMEN wishing a Goon article and a Nxar fit, can be accommodated at short notice, by leaving their orders with us. N. B.—THICK BOOTS, for Miner’s use, manufactured at short notice and warranted. Main st., opposite Mill st. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf TAKE NOTICE! In speaking of Home Manufactured Boots, we claim that ours are as good as any in California, and we are willing to wager 200 or 250 pollars, that we can propuce better WIVTLWS BOOS, ox fine ones, either in stock or workmanship, than any other estaglishment in Grass Valley, and we further make a challenge forCalifornia for the next four months to eome. ~ Dec. 22, 1853. 7 Doertisenr’ts. &2_ Provisions delivered at all parts of the vil. Grass Valley Advertisements. Grass Valley Advertisements, s Smith D 2 Strong G E Stoutenburg A N List of Letter s cmith WL Stright WE 4 Speak _ ; JING i = 2 ‘i Smith W Shull W tuart A ee coe in the Post Office, Grass Valley, Jan. 1, oath CF Seurgnin 2 Sanborn H D is smith C E 2 Shannon BB Stommson P Smith I H Sutton J 2 Stone W 2 Asnley TS Alfroid Mons Austin Wm smith G W Sutton A Sheppard M Avant TL Anthony J Ambler M . Smith P Speakley YR Shrom JH AndersonJ A3 Atderson Jos Andrews W Stephens H Scott D Spriggens R Atison St AllenE 2 Allister S W Stephens W G Spencer J Sohweinitz F AllenS 3 Andrews R 2 Alden J G Andereon TM Seree Mons Angell JS me Sours LR Atkinson E Stephens EM 3 stephens T

Southard H Spright CA 2 . Assenbranner B Ames A H Ames J istephers E 2 Snow J Slatterly T 2 . Saaae y Stearns L } Barrett H Bol . T arre olaver Burns P I erate Teson Mb Talbott LA Black S$ 3ice N Burns J . Taylor 4 [ysot L ; Brades E ~ Bennetts G Reiter ue . Tyson RR jt af as Thompson HX BlethenS 3 Bremridg @ Bandisicer TQ . Thompson D daa a relton D Brodfoot J Bartlel rane jal “. Tooley OL Thomas J Torrey Mr Babcock J Beazle D 2 B: nar J2 {Taylor F Taylor TH 2 Townsend J Baker M II Bennett B BuckinehamgT . ThatcherET TeistF = Trocktmorton F Beard J Baum JW Rates R 5 . Torrey N 2 ThompsonS W Treman MC Bell W Bout J A Breoks TW 2 Blain F 3arns FS Beard E Joquet Mons Bal JL Bet : . Bullard L D ‘Van Colt 2 Vv Vicar of RC Vestal L Balmer I Brown G siddle A Vaughn J Virgin J Vestal T Brisbane S W Booth E Billis J ‘Van Young Brocks Mr Brown G W Barns WP Ww Blake JC 2 Burds M Barney I Brakman W T Babcock C W Beard A . Woodsworth Worth JM Woodard J 2 Bovis @ Barcley R Boyers T J Wise J Williams @ Wilson J Brogden J Bates R Bryant J Warner J Woodard Es. 3 Wright § Bryant O W BerrimanG W Burrows IT ' Williams JS W Mr White CD Brarton JW Biggs A Borns SG ' Woods N Wright JG Walker JE Beaves G Briggs MB Bushby G Willis J Wheeler Z 2 Wadsworth W Binfham J Bates T Braylor CE Wetherby DS Woon W White J Brooks R 2 Battey J Pass M . Wright W Wright LT Ward € = Walker JD 2 Wodbridge AP Whiting SF Cc . Wilson Geo Webb PL Weiting L Cooper H 4 Crump J M Carter TR i we Hi B Matsa AP bm . ee Campbell J J © Coolridge J P Cone GF 2 Wilso Ww 5 ea S25 0r Conger H N Clawly Mrs Clarke P Potbiceam Clark H RW Caurlet Mons Y «# — oe Pe onde” poate . Located on one: of the principal streets, near the; AT THE COCHITUATE BATHS. . Jrothers Z arpenter L O54 i Ya 1 3 still k nat sc, with Ta. os ej ® aes GF Ca —s GH Grosker Yandeil F 4 by ons still kept as a Temperance House, with Ta ; 57 Sansome St., BErwEEN CAtFoRNtA & PINE. A sg ae ie Z, é and Beds unsurpassed, offers great inducements to . San Franci Crougham II Cartrell I Crosson BE j permanent or transient boarders . an francisco. Coak J Clarke A P Currie A : Zardell A C Zollickoffer G £8. Remember 229 Clay street D ; { ESS 3 ell BF ‘arson G Carlin J a > it : : F ee ee eee The R iT Cowell BE Carson G 5 Coad 8 . _&@>~ Persons inquiring for letters in the abovo list, R. SAVAGE. } e oya urkish _ . “ges Sse! LH rn : hd . please say “‘ advertised in the Telegraph.” WM. H. ELLIOTT. . a oolridge rafts ) ; " 3E. MATTHEWSON, P. M. San Francisco, Dec 22—15 tf by . Case G W Cole S Carlton G € . ’ ’ i i Chandler G L Carlin J Clarke P bine : = ; ed ( 1 Cohill H CothernJB 3 Carrier § PORN IBIRAAIGIES FOR Pr JUST IMPORTED & NOW IN USE AT THE { Cook I Creps W A Crutehfield A ; a 800 sacks Potatoes, free from worm or rot. . { , . Coope rG Caskin J Cole WM SALE, For saleby Cochituate Baths, Cowie 3 Clement 'T . TZNOWN as Storms & Tate’s Bridge, on Bear river ALONZO WHEELER, eee é : : aa ‘ 4 K eee ge, er, . 3m-45 84 & 86 Davis steect. . The only house in the State where. this healthy and D } on the road —, from re to Red Dog . : Sa agreeable luxury can be enjoyed 7 : . and Jjittle York, and also on the read leading from ; 7 . $ F ee Dodge J 2 Dean & McLane Denie A Nevada to Ilinoistown. It isa lattice bridge, 120 feet . HILI BEANS— feist “i ERR : Darche A Devenport J Durkee WW { Span,resting on solidstone butments at each end, and . 500 sacks fresh Ghili Beans. For sale by ! 13 is the best article ever inyented for bathing ij dailey JN Divine D Doyle M 15 feet above highest water mark. For particulars, ALONZO WHEELER. ~ ‘ Pain TE and esa i a premium a 7 World’s tl Dale I J 2 D M Dr L& 3 foal ads ? Banc ‘of A. Del: ne tees ree Oe ag as cage rece gece a heir superiority over every other description A senses " tint R ie aie Cc ag at Storms’ Ranch, or of A. Delano, Grass Val 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis stroet. i . oe consists in their great sharpness, pas ie k Davis J M Denny E2 Donohue J ‘Grasd Valley, Bec 29, 1853 15ES EPS TION GE TSAR SO EEE ae ag ; With flexibility and absorption, and are highly apDavis WF 2 Dean P Dibble D 2 srasq Valley, Dec 29, tf ; {IINGLING HATCHETS— panes — recommended by the faculty as the most : 75 dozen Breed’s shkingling hatchets—Nos, 1 beneficia and invigorating article now in use. ia E GRASS VALLEY HOUSE. . and2, For sale by ALONZO WHEELER, . SINGLE BATHS, fe ONLY 75 cis. 4 Ebdon W Emerson E Edwards EZ BU By Veazre & Gutov. Jin-15 é 84 & 86 Davis street. OR TEN TICKETS FOR $5. Eadie G Eighmey C Elils J ! oes pe BY THE WEEK OR MEAL, with neat . — oa ed RB~ Separate apartments for Ladies. , Earf J Freeman J W and convenient rooms for lodgers. Also in conEMON. SURUP— j MASON & McCOMBE, Proprietors. M nection with their Hotel is a 150 * a i : ‘November 3d,—n7—if . ee F LIVERY STABLE! AY Calter eee eee . i on Farr F Freman J Rox ir , _ Situated nearly opposite the Grass Valley House.— . 1m-15 ALONZO kage ose oad j Fox J Foster J 4 Fielding T ‘ Tlorses kept by the week or night, also Horses for . : 84 & 86 Davis street. . THOMAS TENNENT’S be ere" Floyd 3 Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf ga aT ee SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION . FlynnJR 3 Frederick J 2. Fairchild JE fon ore ons. 7 eks, For sale by . Farnham WH Farris WD 2 Ford J 2 ’ ? ALONZO WHEELER, i “ee 4 . Fenton C Flord E Bip Lumber! Lumber!! 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . W arehouse, . ; TO. TEAMSTERS AND OTHERS. . ————_—___ > — i Oca, SS EL G WE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera. (1 MITH’S BELLOWS— A SIGN OF THE “WOODEN SAILOR,” Godfrey JP Ging Gilbert Poe i tien, eae to supply all demands for every . 25 Smiths’ Pellows, \ Long wharf, corner of Front street . George A K Goe W Gauthier A ) Gescription 0 ef For sale by ALONZO WHEELER ‘S . Gaebhart WW Gebhart WI Green M SEASONED LUMBER! . 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis'streot . SAN FRANCISCO. . Goodlad G Gocdale OW Giiford F J At the lowesa matket prices. These Millsare situated . — 2 TransitInstruments, Theodolites, Levels, CompassGraham J Griffis D Gifford C nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley, . ‘AILS es, Surveying Chains, Leveling Staves, Engineers’ TaGillett JH Graves 8 D Gill WC about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hall, Auburn N ie Nails For sale b _ pes, Pocket Spy Glasses and Compasses, Got tks: Thnaae . . Gillams J Gates JM Gardner W R Road, and most convenient for Teams to load. There 100 kegs Nails aie WHEEI ER ing Instruments, with a great variety of other arti: . Goerke W GleasonHD 2 is in these mills, a MULAY SAW, and a 52 inch CIRALO: $4 & 56 ‘t yi 5 OOP ‘ eles, constantly on hand. . CULAR SAW, together capable of making 35,000 feet . 1m-15 Winks a Having learned: my business in the mannfa ctory of , . ii of lumber per day. Also, a splendid Woodworth a the celebrated William J. Young, of Philadelphia, I ‘J . Hyatt J Hale E Tealy DS ‘ Patent . OAP— ; guarantee all my work to be equal to that of his est . Hooper Ww Hall GJ x site di R PLANING MACHINE! 100 boxes No. 1 Seap, 80 fb boxes, » yablishment. November 3d, 53—n7—tf. j . Heusch Hillar E fbb” * _ Capable of making 10,000 ft. of aes a —_ 150 punk owes Hence: Soap, SN ee ee ; . eR lerring / son @ W . GROOVED, and other manufactured lumber, per day, o ‘or sale by ak edi k mate i se = Sere Sy superior qualities. AU our lumber is well seasoned ALONZO WHEELER, ; . NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. oul { + ale G MRE . before being dressed—our stock of over eight thouIm-15 84 -& 86 Davin attoot: oe tes oe = a s aay { i omen ahe 2 nathan A ees ope = sand logs giving us the best material to be found in + FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. . HewetID . HoskingRM © Hall W 2 ipeiened peer eceg ne i (&{MOKING TOBACCO— VIA SAN JUAN, <~agiheh z ea ry % sey pat ' Can always be supplied with lumber oy Freicnt to the . ion oe ieee S Smoking Tobacco, Only 12 Miles Lana Carriag e. } . Hodges J Hanson J M Hull PP cities of For sale by MCADAMIZED ROAD. . Hudson Ayers inwkmns = ; foskin F i MARYSVILLE AND SA CRAMENT 0. ALONZO WHFFLER, oo eee . cident ri % titers 5 Hill A. On the best terms, equal to any other mill in Nevady . 1m-15 84 & 86 Davisstrect. . Sar THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS! <@a mage nebo oe county, and when taken in connection with the fact Eas i s aegis is wile ey tee F pea ocrghe 2 fas a oo 3 rts 4 3 . that it is well seasoned, the advantages of freighting HISKEY— j pewbra gee 05 — pe hon eee eae mage a . Hutchinson J W Hawkins CJ Hambly SR . from our mills are superior—our engine, saws, and 100 bbls. Old Monongahela Whiskey, t ocean, giving a grarantee to pAsHeLicers-against pa Holeman WM HopkinsDB'2 Hawley BF eamncr Hees jpees See-mot: poemtel eG SO Satis . aire, we . delay on the Isthmus :-— SOLU ote e . 3 v8 siakeion § ’ no a or > ots . ls. Old Monongahela. H r 1 nl ; " ip ee a aiae ae sat H Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on eee} ge sale a: ‘ Si e be: ef HE P oe C: ¥ 5 visser eden TAT 5 reasonable terms. ALONZO WHEELER, jera Nevada. rother Jonathan. a. pene enycete 2 re =4 4a Allkinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing, Si Im13 : $4 & S6 Davis strect. . Cortes. . Paeific. i Jd ding, Sugar Pine, ete., ete., ete., constantly on hand OX THE ATLANTIC ' { 4 or sawed to order. We have a stock of over 100,000 = N THE ATLAN : “—v . James AH Jones FP 3 sates t A : feet, and shall keep a full supply for the great deRANDY— FOR NEW YORK. j Judd I 2 Jones R Jackson RT . mand for choice building and fencing materials. 100 one eighth casks Am. Brandy, Northern Light. . Star of tho West. . Jones B 3 Jerraris M Jonston R . a= Remember, we pay cash and thebighest prices For sale by : Promatheus. K for freight, or sell to teamsters so as to enable them ALONZO WHEELER, _—— e to make Large Profits! J. WINCHESTER, 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. FOR NEW ORLEANS, . Keyes J Kane D KlapJ ss . 2 President G. V. G. Mining Co. = Daniel Webster and Texas. Seg EF ind " i east > Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. ti—n2 ORT WINE — : sp nae gy aoe ee and _ wg { Crason S ilpatrick D ‘Kirtley S ie ot ‘ invalids and the lovers of rvre Port Wine, . ory, “otough’y ventilated and well. provisioned, afknee Kitkman TC 3 Kellose LR Planed Flooring and Siding. er for sale 10 easks of “1andeman's” net. . @tting the traveling community the shortest, safest King E Kirk aoe ee 2 1 oller for sale 10 casks 0 z eels dnd most pleasant route to the A ssengers : Kittrie D KirkmanR 2 Kilaington RC UILDERS AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESSALONZO WHEELER, arriving in'New York and Nee GGT . King J Kendall GS Kilfoyle F ED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and. 1m-35 84 & 86 Davis street. . i dave in ady re sec 4 . . . dressed sugar pine SIDING, on short notice and at the a ttt wild be a = a nae = Nar se suuver A bteamer j . sreased sugar pine SIDING, om she: and ¢ Se ANA . will be dispatched from New York on the 5thand 20th } . Tent L I He M2 ee Tere ic Gana Vee ld Mining 'c — S ye RNING LATHES— and from San Francisco on the Ist and 1th of each ‘ 2eson R ents Anneville 2 . sways be he > Grass Valley Gold } om: 3 a ae mS = ’ ‘HARLES ] SAN —_ J 2 LageettI 2 lowd C pany’s Mills. South side of Wolf Creek, Auburn . 12 Turning gt ee iron pulleys—Nos. 0 . month ee ee . . LileEB Lapyear P Loewe Mr Road, ee ore se, es “AL 0 WHEELER e kc ARRISON s . Long LD Iahay FE Levch WS Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. ti—n2 ONe eas A “Gah Fidanias eae ea Long MB Tent & le bs im-15 84 & 86 Davis street. Z gent, San Francisco. lowe W Little Olver 2 Logan WA 2 _ September 22, 1853.—n1if. Leonard J Loyd Thomas Little L (CHAWB; IN PEsyl HOVELS— a so < . LeboSP 2 Little W M Lowery P 100 dozen Ames’ long handle shovels aci ail Stes i y) . Lewis C pee se tee ce AND 100 rc Roshans koe handle shovels, pecwdpacee ” sere oF Comp’y . Lyon J 3 sowey sperd 1 50. ‘* QOldColony ‘* & ~~ ——. CHAIR SHOP e 50 ‘¢ Ames? short ‘ a Yas 7 fe > M N. S. CHAPIN 85 <‘¢ Kimball’s patent short handle shovNEW } ORK AND NEW ORLEANS Miller J Malloway W — McGonegal N 1S wich aiis miei eas Forsaleby ALONZO WHEELER, Via PANAMA. . Mill Merrill $ McGonnegal J i“ subscribers would respectfully announce to the} — Tim-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . apy, f N OF “ ae Moser GB McClysion AJ 2 citizens of Grass Valley, and others of the neighGREAT REDUCTION . OF _PARE AND fe . Marvin CI 2 Maloy PC McCoy A boring towns, that they have opened a CABINET and THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING “a . Moore EA 2 Marshall W McGowen JE 6 pir P, where they expect to keep and have EACHES, PRESERVES, &e.— THE ISTHMUS TRANSIT. oe Moore H Martin S McGonnigal Wm Stantiy on hand such articles as are necessary for 20 k B dy P . ~ «# : 5 pe. family use. The} ae: : é 20 kegs Brandy Peaches, 10 lbs each f Morgan TJ 4 Morse CW McGiS” SN ta Sg asc! furniture will be made of the best 30 cases do do quarts; ” [DEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY WEARF.] Morgan A J Masters W McMadrey W for tela: mm Sotten up in the best. and most supe25 jars do do 4 galls. each ; . ‘Moroan Mr Moutry Wm A 2 McDemot B rior style. They will receive orders from abroad for Ae ee = 5 2 State aa pane es : ; 2 work, and atte Pe ys 50 boxes Tomato Catsup ; nm Pactwric Mam S. S. Company’s Favorrre STeau; . Morgan JL 2 Morais & Co McEwen J J rk, and attend promptly to it ; and warrant every 100 cakes Stouchton’s Bitters ; ee i . Murphy 3 Morris GR McCaffrey J article that is manufactured in their shop, 100 do Pie Fruits: a CALIFORNIA, 1400 Tons burthen / ih . Meservey I Morrison HR 3 McEwen P (Our terms are cash, aud our agticles of Furniture 100 do Pickles, hf gall and qts; A. V. Hi. is Roy Esq., Commander ; Madison 8 Myers A 3 McLerwin T will be sold cheap, so that any one wishing to pursteal Talitieses Cove. a rj PANAMA with Passeagers. tinea: : e hase. shs 3 100 do Oysters, Baltimore Cove, dp. Will leave for PANAMA with I assengers, the Great Mesitt W Mildrum 3 McClawkin J chase, shall ffnd no fault with our prices. Sos eetecte me gees Oia 1. Through Mail and Treasuse, an” u : » Moulton LF McClenahan J B 8 Maloy J H Grass Valley, October 27, 1853—tf—né, ets: x -ELER, TUESDAY MORNING, November Ist, at 9 o’clock. — * Meritt TJ MeConnell D Meader Ye 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEED—NO Fr . Metin Maku? Mele DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, ape zi SICKNESS ON THIS ROUTE. . zs Moxley C McAvoy W yey co-partnership heretofore existing between SIX X COMET— 22 eS Be RAILROAD. se oh & CHAPIN, is this day dissolved by muthal con 40 dozen Ames’ long handle Shovels, Arrangements have been made with the most relia: be N sent. The business will be continued by N.S. Chapin. bright cast-steel, round ‘one ee gaits EL sokte nce on _ Isthmus, and Noyes E W Nickerson SE 3 Nash VBL N.S DIN ALONZO 7 EL tickets wi ss ‘or conveyance of passengers gnd “ Nevin R Nash $ 4 woe AB abe JESSE SIX, eC 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis street. . iaggage at greatly reduced rates, from Panama to Ase ee NorrisG P 4 Nash J A 2 Newton 0G Grass Valley, Dec. 20, 1853. ‘™ 14-te _ — Presets und tas Genesee cha sickupes d oO X HURRICANE < ihe Transit from Panama to Auvhinale nan eoukbel saat i O’Brien J 4 Orr J 2 Olney AD A D A M S & € ft) S 40 dozen iment ae brightcast¢. sade with comfort and ease in forty-Gight hours, Odway SS Osborne H 2 Ogilby R E : ‘ steel, round point Shovels. or sate ! Kach passenger is allowed one hundred pounds ah Odonnell M 8) O'Conner D Ornasby CN P. Sanaa ALONZO W og rea gage without extra charge. : “ one * Overman W Aer a ly EX R ESS! jean 1m-15 84 & 86 Dav : pide gre = — = lowest rates, andre’ y , fone Sr Sere ceived at the office, until Monday midnight.’ ober ee P BANKING & EXCHANGE OFFICE!. > app Bist. ReMi: ys Parkins E Paine W 2 Pollett W Main Strerr, Grass VALLEY, i ; 50 Lard, 10 jj tins, For freight or passage. apply to 3 Pricst DQ Peirson J 3 Peirce A ATLY EXPRESS in charge of regular Messengers,for a coat d, 32 th tins E. FLINT, Agent. iba e te Poss J Peters J Patten W Sacramento and San Francisco, and to all parts of 50 BP xa, Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff St¢. Pyle J Phillips i$.2 eevee U2 rr eet and Southern Mines, —— bY ONZO WHEELER, se: aoe Parslow P 4 Philbrook D ~ Phillips W 2 CxS at par on Sacramento and San Francisco. $4 & 86 Davis street. Cc Py oe 2 Eee i Preswick HW Passons S$ 3 Phillips W & B Goin Dust purchased, or forwarded to any part of . __2m-15 e-partnership Netice. « . é > : : the United States, and als z *s Preswick J J Pellum W Polutun T pehiuent oak gag Se dann ty ac esc sores Pega: def EAS é FM IE co-partnership heretofore existing between the’ . Q : Our Express being the most extensive in the United 100 cases Imperial Tea, 2 fb caddies, ef eau oscribers, under the name and style of CONRO, ‘ ; States, we can guarantee faciliti possessed 100 Gunpowder Tea, 2 }} caddies of superior . SAMPSON & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual conQuarmby A other Concern.” 2 an, bas quality. For sale by . sent. F. D. CONRO) 4.3 Row'M R Rogers JS. 2--. Richards J W Speciul, or otherwise, received. 1m-15 84 & 88 Davis strect. Minissha WM. SHARP & Co. Reilly © mas FA Snes Bie ynbe, Adams & Co.’s Expresin any of the followOFFEE— Wi SHARP & c. kage abe tke eS 3 me ets » 7 opemeba H pms ay id mae © P Boon me, 100 bey Ground Coffec, 1 fh papers, Conro, Sampson & Co.,the GOLDEN GATE FLOURING ei: Se Rollins G ands umpe New Yor: For sale by . MILL will be conducted by the subscribers, under the ses Rogers I W Reilly P Rose B F x ALONZO WHEELER same name s aeniie. = : DELPHIA, es s ne and style.as heretofore he public . : Read GJ Richard Mr Riebold P Ba ’ Im-15 84 & 86 Davis strect. may rest assured that no efforts ei tay iets st Roath D 2 Reed A Renegar R LTIMORE, sr 0 be wanting oi .Rice CH Richards J WASHINGTON, QNEY— . our parts to fully sustain the high reputation pate . Regan J ite sts Rect 4 Prrrsecr, } ‘ the * Golden Gate Flour” has acquired in att 3 pep ae 2 cords ings CINCINNATI, 100 cases Honey, 3 ft tins, of California. -The article we manufacture is PURE, _ a russell @ Locman Ky, For sale by and unadulterated. It is made from the choicest of Sr. Louis ALONZO WHEELER native Wheat, and is fully equal to the best Haxall or ee q 3 New ORLEANS 1m-15 84 & 86 Davis Strect. . Gallezo 3 Raa ra q i vis Strect. eee om Re SwanGR 2 Statton G W Simmons T Lonpon, aC. &C. * .We tender our sincere thanks to our friends and the Sperman W 2 Stoddard G G Socoffrain IB Our Treasure is forwarded by the Pacific Mail SteamINEGAR— public generally, for their liberal patronage heretofore ~ < Sutton W D Savage J Shetler J ers, on the Ist and 15th of each month. And Expesses, 250 bbls Ss extended to us, and respectfully solicit a-continuance Stadden J 2 Scott A Sisk SM for small parcela and letters by the Nicaragua line. 2 : pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by . of the same. F. D. CONBG@. 0. ..4 Sellers is . Ps a ee M pig CM : JNO. &. LAMBERT, Acrnt. 1in-35 sane SHEELER, WA SAMPSON Oo * Smith rong ilvers Grass Valley, Sept. 22 1853. ° 6 Davis street. San Francisco, Nor. 17--8m—nd. pean zg . . San Francisca Arbertisenrts, HENRY JOHNSON & CO. IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE Druggists, No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgomery, San Francisco. FFER for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale prices, a large and well selected assortment of East India, Mediterranean and European Lrugs and Medicines ; French, English and American Chemicals of all kinds ; also, an extensive variety of Perfumery, Fancy articles, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuffs, Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Trusses, Leeches, Surgical Instruments, Druggists’ Glass-ware, Hatters’ Goods, Shakers’ Herbs and Roots, ete., together with every article comprised in the stock of a Druggist or Physician. H. J. & Co., are the proprietors’ wholesale agents for Dr. Jane’s Family Medicines, Sands’ Sarsaparilla, Old Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, Moffat’s and Brandreth’s Pills, Davis’ Pain Killer, Congress Spring Water, ete. HENRY JOHNSON & Co. haye made such arrangements in New York, Boston and Philadelphia as will enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest rates, and they are determined to give their enstomers the benefit of low prices, and at the same time the best quality of goods. CENTRAL HOTEL, (Late Cauirorsia Temperance Hovss,) 229 Clay Street, San Francisco. November ¢=n7—tf NLARGED and refinished throughout, . _A with the addition of dwenty ic Fooms, Sve con now offer superior accommodations atthe following ddwetates <6? 7 5h ces ae — eee ~ Board, (per wetk,)'). SFU vere.. .69 00 Board and Lodging, ~ seeeeseese.12to 16 CO Rooms without board, ...,.....4 00 to 7 00 2 ~ San Francises Adbertigomts. —. Upward and Onward.. WELSGI'S ff EXCHANGE, OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE. AND CUSTOM HOUSE, = * #7». SANSOME STREET. Ra fem ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT, which : is Fire Proof and five stories high, (being the only . ve story building on the Pacific ,) is now finished and splendidly furnished throughout. Although it contains one hundred and seventeen large rooms, with facilities to accommodate two hundred lodgers—such has been the rush of customers to the Exchange since its completion, that the proprietors haye been induced to lease half of the fire-proof j Lieut. Maynard, and proof block just a, ei ii l adjoining the Exchange: Will add seventeen large apartments. and afford those facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our present Bar will, in a few d ‘Te Bas x ays, be removed to the floor in the Maynard Block . ieee the Bar is at present. is ae door north:of oe No pains or Money will be spared to render the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel of the public, and keep . pace with the rapid growth ana j , wonderful city and State, pitta weds: ~ With the above inducements, the Exchange is s fidently offered to the “‘ million” as ddseeying thoie patronage—and although not disposed. to be Wiy-dy and trumpet our own praise abroad, our heart y thanks are cheerfully tendered to the ten thousands { who have bestowed upon us alike their favors and money. Not unmindful of the former, we shall duly i appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in future, as in \ times past, the smiles af oyr old customers and greet with pleasure our new ofes—who probably will comi pose the largest portion of the world. ts ‘Something New . TG ties By: San Francisco, Nov. 10—n8—tf. *