June 8, 1854 (4 pages)

a iat naman teaen ee ren ii ete apientininiaat a TET ae aegremomaccttgipy 4 — cana saibianasitee at. a ; an een Te Bey 2 A bittisements, Second time this Season of LEE & MARSHALL'S HIPPODROME! . HE most extensive and best regulated estoblish. ment of the kind that has ever visited the Pacific coast, will exhibit in Grass Valley, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, June 15th and 16th, . At Nevada Thursday and Friday, June lith. and at Rough & Ready on Saturday, GAGARSY GIERBS MARKS & JESSEL AVE just received a large supply of the most famous brands of Havana Cigars, which they will at such prices as will give —— li sell at wholesale or retail, satisfaction to all. . 1 = stock of Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. Shop on Mill street. under Judge Fouse’s office Grass Valley, June 8. 38 tf The subscribers wishing to dis spose of their nent stock of Books, Stationery, usical Instruments, &e., to the to corfine themselves exclusively ar trade) offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS those wishing sper chase, as the (in order Cig entire be sold at greatly reduced yu \ 5. & JESSE Ll, In the tn eK l by J Fouse, next to Lamb’s old. Jwelry store, Mill street. Grass Valley, June 8, 1854. 38 if Branch of Keyes & Go's 3 nae Corner or J & 2p Sts., INTO. AVING epene dabranch of our house in Sacrameni to, we ec e citizen us of Grass Valley and vicinity to c¢ . & best asserted F tothe best custom finest quality, The-Furni-hing article requisite to : ee URE €OL 'faeti rday lenable us to se Ui ti ‘fy competition. ; Rant att SACRAME rai aliv invin e the eyual and » latest styles, s market. plete with every anan’s wardrol re. and “KY D) GLOVES york ever off De; s com sees +. i¢ finest Clothing rat prices that de. ention paid te Branch of Key June 8, 1854. &s in 1] . CONSTABLE’S § from the imterior. ’ & Co., Sacramento. SL AR » orders Ton Ys hu b Y virtue of an execution to me delivered from the B office of J. J. Sykes, J.P., for Grass Valley Towniship, Nevada County, California, on a pb ti ‘nt rendered by said Sykes,on the 25d day of May, A. D. 1854, in favor of Anne Crauly, and against William B. Clapp, for the sum of $441 91, debt, damages and costs of suit to jadgement day, I have taken in Exeeution and will expose at public sale for cash, on Friday the 30th day of June, A. D. 1854, at 3 o'clock, P. M., on the premises, 2 milesSouth West of Rough and Ready, in Rough and Ready Township, Nevada County, California, the following: described property, towit: all the interest of Wm. B. Clapp in and to the Ranch known as Clapps Ranch, to satisfy the above amount with accruing costs. J A. D. 1854.—tds. MISS LANG fis “GS leave te intimate to the residents of Grass Valley that she has opened a Sthool for Poung Lavdies, Y ow AT . WHEELER’S, MILL STREET. Terms $5 per month, paid in advance—which includes * English Be lueation. neh and i Drawing extra. 1854. 36 4t GOAD. Constable. June 6th, n3s. yr MI ents of F ey, May 29, Z. H. DENMAN, Wheelwright and Carriage-Maker, Main street, 3 doors west Loutzenheiser’s Drug Store, 7EEPS constantly on hand the very best materials, and is prepared to do all kinds of WTO gp q us “yPOLEES a, wy Wag on short notice. #ags~ Teamsters can be assured of having repairiug well done, and on REASONABLE TERMS. CARS, TOMS, &e. made to order. Jan. 5, 1854 PRINTING EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED AT THIS OFFIC EK for miners’ use Grass Valley. 16 tf They have also on handa large stock will . iN Grass *allen Apbertisements, Say fran meiseo 0 Robert istm us Grass Vallen Fpoertisements, . G RE ZDUCED RATES! INDEPEN DENT i, «LINE! <i For New York via Panama, The new and splendid Steamship UNCLE SAM, 2.500 Tons, HENRY RANDALL, Esq., Commander, will leave Jackson stree t Wharf, FOR PANAMA, ON SATURDAY, JULY Ist, at 12 o’clock M. This new and magnificent steamship was built expressly for this coast. She has all the late improvements of Iee Houses and Bath Rooms, is thoroughly and completely ventilated with large square ports, &e. and is in every respect unsurp: SSsah Ie. Her proprietors and agents spare no exertions to make the INDEPENDENT LINE superior to all others others for comfort, safety, speed and fair rates. She will connect on the Atlantic with Vanderbilt’s celebrated Steam Yacht NORTH STAR, 2.500 tons burden—C. H. MINOR, Commander, which is admitied to be the fastest steaamer out of the port . of New York. Passengers can rest assured of reaching New York ahead of all other lines. . Only 18 Miles “Mule Travel---Good Road! 31 Miles By Railroad---No River Travel! . The favorite steamer YARKEE BLADE, . 2,006 tons burden, will le aye on = . st of Aug., con. necting with the steamer NORTH STAR at Aspinwall : . thus forming a . REGULAR Leaving San Francisco on the Ist, the 5th of every month. For freight or passage apply to FRETZ & RALSTON, Agents, 110 Sacramento street. MONTHLY LINE, and New York on pinwall will be furnished to passer at this office, by Messrs. RUNNEL: who have been long and favorably known as respon. sible Isthmus Transpertation Merchants, thus making a COMPLETE . to New York. 's by this Line 36 td s SEML WEEKLY EXPRES TO LOWE a ue L 4hh25 830 4a SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A SEMIg WEEKLY EXPRESS to kc ~ aving Grass ywa Hill, nings. Valley every Monda All Orders, Let i ‘argo & Co’s ofti ley, will be st ‘Also, ordérs 1 ‘New ‘ah or at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., will be promptly attended to. t lowa Hill ; CORNELIUS T. CUTLER. ot tf May 10, 1854. NOTICE. that I have this day execu: torney to HENRY .\. ng him to tra my pame. OTICE is tela g SHELDON, act business a hereby giy en, lisTated at New York. Nov. Marshall & Cc O., CORNER OF AND MILL STREET, BALERS in Groceries, Provisions ane d Hardware, Qt » Preserved Pri u Jams and Jellies. j and Mining Goods delivered fr Grass Valley, May i7, 1854.—tinss5 HPIGU EAN SALOON AEAIN Tools, aoe. we BF. SUPPLIED ALL TIMES, THE BEST ROA> ares PORTER HOUSE STEAK, HOT -GaKES. AND ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. = TO OUR PATRONS We pled fail to suit the palate of the most fastidious. THE EPICUREAN ge to give Edibles and Delicacies which cannot . N. B.—Isthmus Transit Tickets from Panama to As. . & HERMANN, . THROUGH TICKET from San Francisco . 2 Restaurant”? ! Ts situated on the corner of Main and Church streets, . next door to the Post Office, in a pleasant and central ition for transientand regular board wy BUTTS & CO. Gsars Valley, May 18, 1854. 35 tf loc: ce Cream Saloon Uil, Main street, next door to “Telegraph” office. Pera Pera Having fitted up the above saloon ina neat ‘cial accomand ele ezant mocdation o LADIES AND GENTUERIYOEN this vicinity, we hope to receive the : Pall who w 2 season. EAM of the finest flavor and quality = eup of COFFEE, CHOCOLATE in be obtained here. manner the , for the espe of pat: ish to in dulee in the luxr TEA, capes for md, We inten H all. 1 tof ike our saloon the THE BAR h the best Liquors and Cigars in the is stocked wit market. Families or parties supplied with Iee Cre ‘ams, Cakes, Confectionary, &c. &e., at the briefest notice. : CHAS. 5, 1854. BENINGER & CO. 36 tf NVESTMENTS and Splendid Bargains! The undersigned offer for sale on reasona= ble terms $10,000 worth of the best MINING CLATHS, Ditech Steck and Real Estate, sale i Grass Valley, May 2 Ever offered for in Nevsda county. Enquire at . the “ Epicurean,’’ next door to the Post Office. . GEO. W. WOODWORTH. N. B. Agency for the purchase and sale of Real Es. tate and Mining Claims. Also prompt attention paid to the Collection of D de “ier Grass Ualley, May 2! 36 tf SUTERIR STILE, AT REASONABLE PRICES, Ago OBISIBI IE: AND EXAMINE OUR SPECIMENS. ANI SIN peel AND CHAIR SHOP. JOHN M. HANSON, HE subscriber wou citizens of Grass VY: me ‘y, and others of the neighboring towns, that he has opened a CABINET and . CHAIR SHOP, where he expects to keep, and has . constantly on hand such articles as are nex essary for family use. His furniture will be made of the best materials, and gotten up in the best and most superior style. He will receive orders from abroad for . work, and attend promptly to it ; and warrant eye ry . article that is manufactured in his shop. of Furniture My terms are cash, aud my articles will be sold cheap, so that any one wishi ng to purchase, shall ffad no fault with my prices. Grass Valley, October 27, 18538—tf—n6 favored resort of . Wadswerth & sclieetl, —IMPORFERS OF— HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HEAVY GOODS, 108 Battery St, Corner of Merchunt. IL AVE just received per “Flying Gloud,’? end other clippers, anc 1 are _constantly in receipt of Sheet Brass, assorted Nos.—Prass and Copper Wire—Annealed fron Wire,—Iron and Brass Wire Cloth, assorted widths—Bu; and Seat Springs—Leather Beltings, all widths—s¢ythes, and Seythe Snaths—Grain Cradles, and Hay Rakes—Hoy Forks. and Manure sot Locks, Latches, Bolts. Butts, Screws, ete., etc.—Blacl smiths Tools, ete., ete -—Oarpent ers, Cabinet sere’ . Ship Carpente rs, Coopers, Shoemaker and Gunsmiths’ Tools, all kit vis. Gun Lock Nipyles—Colts Razor§. for Bar bers’ use onl p—e utle Ey: of all kinds— Heavy Geods, alld leseriptio a ee keeping Utensils, all kinds—Hair Cloth, for Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers. Together with all goods found in a Pardware establishment, of which we will always keep a good supply and sell at the lowest prices. Merchants, Mechy :n2cs and others are invited to call Pistols—DBowie Knives— ment of goods. JOHIT TAYLOR, MPORTER AND JOBBER Contectionery, MERCHANTS’ o7 Im. of Drugs, Chemicals, and Glassware, Fancy Goods, &e., STREET, BETWEEN & MONTGOMERY SANSOME, has on hand a complete assortment of Shop Furniture, and can fit out drug stores and physicians’ offices at short notice. Also Prescription Vials, Hair Oiiand-Pomatum Balls, Funell,s Graduates, Mortars and pestles, Spatulas, Corks, Twine, Syringes, &c. Also a tine assortment of Druggists perfuines and Liquor labels. Combs, Brushes, and Perfumery packed with care. 37 3m. HENRY A. SMITH & CO’S $100,000! $10,000 in Siugs! Farm! Residence! Building Lots! Watch: es. etc. ete. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, at Wilson’s Exchange, To be has : Ls the Proprietors, San Fr Sgn oO 1cIsco, Or r Saloons, throughout the city and State. i ize—Ten Thousand .000) Dollars in One handsome Residence, conacres of land, with a beau, in the city of Oakland, fous ec i: within five minutes’ walk of the Sie mit Landing. The Proprie tors own the property under the Peralta title and two years pes session— with a warrantee deed, will be given to the draw$5,000 isting’ of 160 er. Valueda lyn of & way, witl most beautift old Lea ree ae Oi Cty ae . ar 1 mai <6 Sha ‘ oi « li Hon. ite I. R: ento. Hon. Lew ’ Maj. W. i ‘ erae ‘ins of Senate. E. WILSON, Wilson’s Exchange. DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City. Francisco, April 27,—t4J SAR, Agent for the Northern Mines au * Before J. STICE’s Cour, KES. State of California, the iia of the to G. CONE,— You are heaeby mmo ned to appear before me at my Office in _ i Tr aturday, the 10th day . of June, 1854, >. M., to answer to . whe i ont }amou . any the comp you the f Geor > M. Sheri , Who demands of * $41 GO, for medical attendane recount filed as complai will be taken against you with cost and damag for the said es, if you fail to ear Yo ! R ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID CotNTY .¢ :—Make legal service and due return hereven under my hand, this es ny of May, = . SYKES, J. SUMMONS. Township of Rough and Ready. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, la « Justices Court. CounTY OF NEVADA. se = Before J. P. Little, Justice of Peace. The People of the State of California, to Thomas Hopkins, L. Hopkins, and William Call,—Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace at his office in said Township, on Monday, the 12th day of June, A. D. 1854, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer the complaint of i. C. Shepherd, on a debt due by account amounting to Thirty-tive Dollars and Twenty-five cents, as filed in my office. On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $55 25 and damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 30th day of pag Keay. 1854. JOBN P. LITTLE. J. P. Ordered to be published in the Grass Val tee Telegraph until return day. John P. Little, J. P. A True Copy. : Attest, R. H. Gamprett, Constable. SUMMONS. Tow — of Rough and Ready. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Le JUSTICE’S Court. CountTY OF NEVADA. Before J. P. Little, Justice of Peace. The People of the State of California, to Z. BELL,— (Col’d Man) Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear before me the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1854, at 10 o’clock A. M., to answer Dd. id respectfully announce to the . J. N. Vanhazen, Supervisor of Road, account filed, for the sum of $15 00. On failure to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you, for the sum of fifteen dollars, and damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 27th day of May, 1854. JOHN P. LITTLE. 52 P, Ordered to be published in the Grass Valley Telegraph until return day. Jd, F. tattle J.-P. J. B. Vanhagen, Special Constable. L sale at the ‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,”’ easonable prices , for debt due by and examine the quality and prices of this fine assort. at; GRAND RAFFLE! : Doctors Den & Carman, OFFICES—Main street, Grass V lately occupied by Mr. Skillman. pened IN NEVADA—OfSice on Commere ___. Dr. DEN will reside pern 1anently in Grass Valley, an‘ tender his services to the public. May 18. v5 8m BEATTY HOUSE. ial street. HOTEL AN D STAGE Ascii, * . Main —— Corner of Mill. VERY LUXURY the market affords is served up daily by the Proprietor, W. H. BENTON. BGP More anon, 35 tf ——————— Fiardware, etc. etc. HE subseriber having on hand a large asT sortment of Hardware. which he ‘offers SES at the 1owest prices, among which may be evo found the following articles, viz : Ames’ Shovels, with a Variety Spades, Hock, Garden and Sluice Rakes, Sluice Forks, Tet ts’—Col Yes” and Simmons? Axes. ‘Adzex sroadaxes, Picks, a “dg tes, Cross-Cut Saws, Mill F iles, Bakeovens, Fry Par Sauce Pans, Halter-Chains, ” Hand, . Pannel an URipping Saws, Planes, Plane Irons, Chisels, . Augers, Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Serew Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Table Cutlery, Hammers, . Hatchets, Locks, Bolts, Door Handles, Butts, Serews’ Rivets, Nails, Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Cork Screws, Powder Flasks, Spurs, Faucets, Wash-boards. Chopping Knives, Chopping Trays, Sluice Brushes, PickAxe, Chisel and Auguer Handles, Wire Seives, Clothes Pi i-lrons, Dinner Bells, Packing Yarn, Britannia pj Pouglas’s Pum ips, Lead Pipe, Brass Kettles, . . . } Zinc; Belti Silver, &e. assortment of Hot airand @ Rivets, Quick ALN ) a general paned Tom-Iron, Tin Ware, Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe and together with a variety ; goods, to which the attention of the public is respeeti fully invited. FE. McLAUGHLIN, Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. Grass Valley, March 16—tf—n26 at all the principal Hotels, Book . Gio oa acsicies bes 21,600 . ge fe the complaint of . M AYERS & HARRIG AN, BOOT AND . Qa « se iF GRASS VALL E y, FULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley its vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand 5 low for cash. rf EME nmodated at short notice, by leaving their N.S . BOOTS, for Miner’s use, manufactured 3} lw : t., opposite Mill st. Grass Valley, Sept. 22 tf ec a me ee) TAKE WOTICH! Tn speaking of Home Manufactured Boots, we claim that ours are as good as any in California, and we are willing to wager 200 cr 250 pollars, that we can propuce better stock or workma ae than ss Valley, and we furornia for the next four 1853. Dec. 22, WELLS, FARGO a CO's VE Add ny) 4 i ¢ Ewprpraa cr ” tes bap ae 5 avtaa Bia hry = Se Banking Exchange Office CAPITAL, $606,000. Cr \LD DUST, BULL a T par f the United St cipal ple fain Sr. , GRASS VALLEY. AND PACKAGES s nt to all ites and Europe, and to all ces in r ‘alifornia, insured. inge drawn on the principal cits and Europe. » and San Francisco, Y Exch 1 ce free of rice paid in coin for Gold Dust. ilities equal to that of ANY OTHER IN fully prepared to do PROMPTLY LLY, any business committed to our WELLS, FARGO & CO., A. DELANO, Agent at Grass Valley. May 1, 1854. 8ott we are Denti stry. MecINTYRE respectfully presents thanks ‘riends and the public of Grass Valley for past favors, and f ee accommodation of his numerous patre he wiil visit them on Monday of every week, when he hopes ‘e be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who may be so unfortunate as to reuire his services. ES Office at Ad Grass Valley, Ma GRE AT SALE eae $5 8,009 worth of Billiare s! EZER MR. seine! to his f ior TES, — and Color found. Tai GOLDEN GATE SALOON, trying sure a respectable The rooms xb 1" pains have bes ired to and the hea All are invited to ea st of CI ind from the having paid the pen¢ arestaurant, is now living by BILLIARDS. -fitted and enlarged, and no ‘ make the place A No. 1, d-quarters of pleasure and amusement. all. bec > bar at a moment’s wart ring. MKRs. E. G. SMITH. Grass Valley, April 1854. 380 tf GRASS VALLEY BAKERY, —AND— PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C. R. EDWADRS & CO., BR Having purchased the stand known as sha ‘Grass wit, Valley Dakery,’? is prepared to furnish the public with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT; CORN, RYH AND GRABAM. Alies W Cakes of all Binds. WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &e. Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short oe ~ PROVISIONSOf 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 Bibles and Testaments. HE GRASS VALLEY BIBLE SOCIETY have just received from San Francisco an assortment of BiBles and Testaments, of various sizes. from the large Family Bible to the neat Pocket Bible, and from the Also richest style of binding to a cheap, plain style. . Spanish, French and German Bibles and Testaments. AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR! i BGa> For sale at W. T. Brow nes’ opposite the Post Office. Grass Valley, April 6, 54. “Cheap Book-Store,”’ ? alley—in the cotta of other brands ; . of other . ly of Eastern made Voots and Shoes, which . pi A ? N wishing a Goon article and a Neat fit, . “ORS will be furnished . premium COOKING STOVES, plain and Ja. . States . Downieville, Grass Valley ca = ADAMS & CO’S saci’ EXPRESS! coc BANKIN Gs & EXCHANG rE “OFFICE ! Marin Street, Grass VALiey, AILY EXPRESS in chron of regular Messengers, for Sacramento and San Francisco, and to all parts of the Northern and Southern Mines. Checks at par on Sacramento and San Francisco. Gorp Dust. purchased, or forwarded to any part of the United Stateszand also to England, InstrED at as cats : . low rates as can be done by any house with se curity. Our Express being the most extensive in the United s, We can guarantee facilities not possessed by any other concern. DEPOSITS ! pecivl, or otherwise, received. BILLS OF EXCHANGE! Drawn on Adams & Co.'s Expresin any of the follawing places : Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA, BaLtmMore, WASHINGTON, PIrrseu ra, CINCINNATI, LovISvVILLE, Ky., Sr. Lots, NEW ORLEANS, LONDON, &C., &C. Our Treasure is forwarded by the Pacific Ma il Stea mers, on the Ist and 15th of each n ronth Ande for small parcels and ieit by the i Pa t CRS Grass Valley, Sept. Great Rede anor CALIFORNIA S7 Ect: ea “ee mn of f Base . oT AWwAadk Co. 0. and after Saturday. A 1. th TEC RNIAG STAGE CO. coache: I e Pen i e, Gruss Valley, every morning at 5 o'clock FOR: STO Arriving in time to ta ic boats for San Francisco . Same day. PME OORT cc ncee doses Pane ous. Se eee . ; FOR MARYSVILLE. Stage leaves every morning at 8 o'clock. . Fare to Empire Ranch.. Fe pata nO Nee ap oe pe 5 i DONE BRT oc. oc 5.50 once oe eet teeming 6 es Marysville Ae ree <a en ente ays ceo FOR AUBURN “tage leaves every morning at 7 o’clock, running hrough to Sacramento same day. Fare to Auburn. (2:05. nc. ee es pan ate caae Si ‘ DA CTAMEBIO Le 5:0 co eee eee es ane, 10 W. Hi. BENTON, Agent. Grass Valley, 32 tf pence STAGE LINE! ead cass V alley to AS na Via way of Buena Vista Ranch, April 1, 1854. —FROM—— Storms’ Ranch, and 3rouks’? Ranch 7. subscriber, having established a line of stages between Grass Valley ‘and Hlinostown, will ran a coach between the two places, leaving Gra at $ o’clock, A. M., every day. Returning. noistown at2P.M., every day. FARE, 1 Ul R p OLLARS. This line is intended for the accommodati: sons going to IOWA HILL, Miinoistown being the nearest point to which coaches can run to Jowa Hill. This is the main road from Minnesota, Eureka, French Corral, &e., to Yankee Jim’s, Michigan Blulis, Elizabethtown, and all the principal places in that region. n of peri> Office in Grass Valley a t the BEATTY HOUSE, Lin Mlincistown at the EGBERT HOUSE. WIELIASE FE. WILSON, J roprictor. Grass Valley, April 8, 1S5f. suit Advertisements Pasiness Diretory, DAMS & CQ., Express and Banking House, Main St., opposite Beatty House. YEATTY HOUSE, Hotel and Stage Office, Main St., ) corner of Mill, W. H. Benton, Proprietor. i. aa Dy ROWN, T. J. & BROTHER, Groceries, Provisions, ) and Sevars, opposite the Bridge, Boston RavINE. RE NNINGER CHAS. & CO., Teo Creath Saloon, Main ) St., next door te Telegr aph Printing Office. ides . } UTTS &C0., Epecurian Saloon, Mai Street, corner of Church. ROWNE, W. P., Books and Stationery, Knicker} bocker Hall, Main St., opposite Fost Office. ( \ONN & MONTGOMERY ., Attorneys at Law, convey. \ ancers, &e., Mill Strect. Yi. AL, I INOR. F. story of Masonic C Ur SSO IBELE, Ci ARP E NTE R& SMITH, Attomeya at Law, Mill St., G. V., and Broad St., Nevada. EES LEEESIET SE SOE, Pa eee oa SAT RE eRe mi) a R RICHARD, Provision and Liquor Dealer, , Main St., op rite Pést Offi ces creotypes, Ku Phy sican and Surgeon, Basement Hall. LEVELAND, DR., Physi¢ian‘and Surgeon, Office om Main Street, opposite Grass Valley House. TLER, C. F., Express te Iowa Hitt, office at Wells Fargo "& Co's , Main St. cisee Store yy. ; Phy ce t -kerboc ker r Hall, He Ce Dy NMAN, @ Sar Wheelright ar fain Street. 31 Door above Leutac oil Ndr 5s M1 on Main Street, Skithnan. myx's ‘, Phs sicians, Ofire y occupied by Mr. & CU. Grass Valley Bakery, Lin Street. and . PNAS TRS 3 . Dea re “in Groceries, Provistuns; LiiG ty sing Boe ols, &e. Bag ot Lavine. VOUSE, J. M., Justice of the Peace, Office on Mill St., Opposite Peckham House. ae a ? JREEMAN & PAINE, Empire Gaths, and Hair Dress-" ing Saloon, Main Street Dentist, Office in Dornin’s Daguerrean WISH. . ae Be I Knic kerbocker Hall, Main Street. Cale ¥5 ‘ALLER, FRANCIS, Dealer in Books, Stationery, &c., X one door West of Masonic Hall. EY W OOD & BRO., Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c., Boston Ravine. I Hee JOHN M., Cabinet and Chair Shop, Main Street, opposite Auror a House. OLL, 8. 8 , House and Sign Painter, Cabinet maker and Joiner, Mill Street, near Neal. Gone LEONARD, Proprietor Iowa HILL STaGE LINE; Seaty House, Main Street. AMB, W. H., Manufacturer and Dealer in Jewelry, 2 Knickerbocker Hall, Main Street. ij ot TZ [NHEISER W., Druggist and Apothecary, one 4 door West of Masonic Hall, Main Street. ANG, MISS., School for Young Ladies, at Mr. Wheel4 er’s, Mill Street. j ) AEs ORGAN, House, C. G., Aurora Hotel and Temperance Main Street, opposite School. CLAUGHLIN, E., Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Wares, East of Masonic Hall, Main Street. ARSHAL iL & CO., Dealers in Groceries, , Provisions, and Liquors, corner of Main and Mill Streets. \ AYER & HARR GAN, Dealers in B oots, Shoes and ati Brogans, Main Street, next to Alta Hall, M EYER & BROTHER, Books, Stationary, Fancy ArtiMi ae 8, , Main Street, near the El Dorado. . CIN’ — RE, DR., Dentist, e. ae on Mondays at pren Co’s. Express Office, Main Street. n <_< 1 —#) MEeHINe WEY . IN GRASS VALLEY. y aN THE AURORA HOUSE, pleasantly situated ‘5 at the head of Main street, Grass Valley, will . jit hereafter be kept asa TEMPERANCE HOUSE. No Liquors—but the best Cigars and Edibles market affords will be supplied at the following rates ;: Board per week. .€8 09 . Board per day Board and Lodging 9 00 . Lodging per night. Single me In connection with the good stable, well supplied — Hi: Water, &c. For farther on the subseriber March 21, 1854. GREAT LYE VAS Ma LA Slacs the low 50 50 50 cents. house isa large yard and ne ais Bathing, Hair Cutting, Shaving & Shampooing SALOON, Main, opposite Mill street, n Grass Valley. HIS establishment, having been refitted in a very T superior manner, with METALIC TUBS, Showers, &c., commodation of the community, will be attended to in such a manner as must give entire satisfaction. COLD, WARM, DOUCHE, BATHS, given to suit enstomers. An as Setonuat of Gentle” men’s Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, and other Arti? cles for the Toilet, always on hand at the lowest pri AND SHOWER ces. Tickets for Baths can be had, EIGHT FOR FIVE . DOLLARS. Ea Rooms fitted up for the especi tion of LADIES, having a private entrance. E. B. FREEMAN, W. H. PAENE. Grass Valley, April 20, 1854. dlif Den’t You Ceme unless You) cam raise the Money, $5000. _ THE subscriber thinks he can sell the follow} ing property so that the purchaser can make ia part pay for the whole, by November Said property is situated in Newtown, Nevada county, 3 miles from Grass Valle *y, and consists of a large TAVERN HOUSE and Fixtures, with numerous out-buildings—a RANCH of 160 acres, and abous 20 20 enclosed with picket fence ; about 5 or 6 in Fotatoes, which is black soil; a splendid pair of = Cattle, and ay — d with Hogs and Fowls; Cows all with Calf; a Blacksmith shop and Tesla one half of six eig ty fect extensive hill Claims, which are averaging 27 dollars per day besides the cost of working them. Said Claims if loeated In Nevada or Grass Valley, would probbaly sell for the price asked for the whole. Also a ditch belonging to the claims that cost $1200. J. C. MERRIAM. o7 tf mA WCE FOR SALE. rT we: -THIRDS of the ASHVILLE RANCH, containing 480 acres of land, under fence, commonly known as Stevens & Cranes’ Ranch, situated about two miles west of Grass Valley, between Wolf and Squirrel Creeks. The said Ranch will produce some fifty tons of hay, and has now about sixteen acres under Barley.— There is also six acres of first rate vegetable land. The Ranch is well known to be equal to any in the mountains. Also, two-thirds of a new Barn, 50 by 80, in Poston Ravine, two yoke of Cattle and W agon, together with Farming Implements, &e. &e. The whole of which will be sold low, as one of the subscribers wishes toreturn home. They are desirous to close the business, and would give time for payments, on good security. N. B. For further particulars, inquire at this office or on the premises. WM. STEVENS, FREDERICK STEVENS. March 22, 1854. 27 tf Newtown, May 10,1854. a W the most modern style of . + is now open for the ac. where all persens . al accommoda. Provisions, , near Grass Valley House. . . . . CILVESTER & CO., \! Dealers ie Groceries, rie FO &e. , Main St. nt Golden Gate Suloon, Billiards, ; opposite Beatty House. . Gem TH, wes JOSEPH, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Boston RAVINE. E. xpre ess and Banking House, nearly opposite Mill. LS, FARGO & CO., Main St., Wace STER, S&S. G., Druggist and Apothecary, Main Street, next to corner. of Mill St. OOPWO! ‘TH, G. W., Agent for the sale of Mining Claims, Ditch Stock, Ke., Epicurean Saloon. RADY. ROUGH & RE Physician, Steins and Ac; opposite Adams & Co’s. . (NILHAM, RABTREE, coucheur, DR. oe A: fain street S. M., Wholesale and Retail dealer in GroMN oceries and Provisions, Main street. OWARD & CO., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provi isions, Main street. i] J OBBRTS, E. W., Attorney at Law and Notary P ubL lic, Main street, below the Downe p House. NEV ADA. , AVIS, Z. P., dealer in Rifles, Pistols, Bird Shot, Lead, &c., Broad street, 3 doors west Union Hotel. R&S NHE aM & BROS., Watchmakers and Jewelers, & Main street, Ist door below Phelps’ Hotel. ‘Ss rELM & MAY, Empire Livery Stable, Broad . street, _ near the bridge. Attorney sand C ounsellors at sroad strect, Davis’ Brick Building. SACRAMENTO. ASTINGS B. & CO., Exchange and Banking House, Second street, corner of J. Ti W ART & SE LARLS, Law, OVELY, GEO. S., P. roptictor of S icdtiiriibe Hotel, 73 K str eet, between 3d and 4th. . \) Gos AL D, DR.R. H. Minées? J street, between 5th ‘aud 6th. <—, Drug Store, 139 . Ge 2K BROTHE RS, Booksclidee, Stationers sail babaie: X binders, Third street, next to the Post office. eae ir EORGE, Mineral P int Hotel, 173 J street, between 6th and 6th. 7TEYES & CO., ‘Meeihi of Keys s & Co., S K Phe an 1F rancisco ng W arehouse, corner of J and 2d streets. POSTOFFICE HOURS At Grass Valley. re 8 toll, A. M. :and from 12 1-2 to is and . from 6 to §, ie M. Sundays.—From 9 to 11, z M.; and from 3 to 5, P. M. All letters to mail, must be . received before si in the evening, to insure their going in the morning mail. E. MATHEWSON, P. M. October 27,—-4 ARE YOU IN WANT OF CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS. HAND-BILLS, CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any discription of Printing? Then call at the Office of the Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders.—Charges moderate for cash. S. S. Holl. OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. Sash Doors and Win dow Sash made to order, Glass cut and prepared in the shop. Also, Cabinet and Joiner work of all kinds is neatly executed and promptly attended to Shop on Mill street, between Main and Neil. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. ve ba’ > « ¥. . é > iy i “he ‘ : ‘ w) \ 4 4 a . # * . *<4 Le a > . ‘ = -

a iat naman teaen ee ren ii ete apientininiaat a TET ae aegremomaccttgipy 4 — cana saibianasitee at. a ; an een Te Bey 2 A bittisements, Second time this Season of LEE & MARSHALL'S HIPPODROME! . HE most extensive and best regulated estoblish. ment of the kind that has ever visited the Pacific coast, will exhibit in Grass Valley, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, June 15th and 16th, . At Nevada Thursday and Friday, June lith. and at Rough & Ready on Saturday, GAGARSY GIERBS MARKS & JESSEL AVE just received a large supply of the most famous brands of Havana Cigars, which they will at such prices as will give —— li sell at wholesale or retail, satisfaction to all. . 1 = stock of Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. Shop on Mill street. under Judge Fouse’s office Grass Valley, June 8. 38 tf The subscribers wishing to dis spose of their nent stock of Books, Stationery, usical Instruments, &e., to the to corfine themselves exclusively ar trade) offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS those wishing sper chase, as the (in order Cig entire be sold at greatly reduced yu \ 5. & JESSE Ll, In the tn eK l by J Fouse, next to Lamb’s old. Jwelry store, Mill street. Grass Valley, June 8, 1854. 38 if Branch of Keyes & Go's 3 nae Corner or J & 2p Sts., INTO. AVING epene dabranch of our house in Sacrameni to, we ec e citizen us of Grass Valley and vicinity to c¢ . & best asserted F tothe best custom finest quality, The-Furni-hing article requisite to : ee URE €OL 'faeti rday lenable us to se Ui ti ‘fy competition. ; Rant att SACRAME rai aliv invin e the eyual and » latest styles, s market. plete with every anan’s wardrol re. and “KY D) GLOVES york ever off De; s com sees +. i¢ finest Clothing rat prices that de. ention paid te Branch of Key June 8, 1854. &s in 1] . CONSTABLE’S § from the imterior. ’ & Co., Sacramento. SL AR » orders Ton Ys hu b Y virtue of an execution to me delivered from the B office of J. J. Sykes, J.P., for Grass Valley Towniship, Nevada County, California, on a pb ti ‘nt rendered by said Sykes,on the 25d day of May, A. D. 1854, in favor of Anne Crauly, and against William B. Clapp, for the sum of $441 91, debt, damages and costs of suit to jadgement day, I have taken in Exeeution and will expose at public sale for cash, on Friday the 30th day of June, A. D. 1854, at 3 o'clock, P. M., on the premises, 2 milesSouth West of Rough and Ready, in Rough and Ready Township, Nevada County, California, the following: described property, towit: all the interest of Wm. B. Clapp in and to the Ranch known as Clapps Ranch, to satisfy the above amount with accruing costs. J A. D. 1854.—tds. MISS LANG fis “GS leave te intimate to the residents of Grass Valley that she has opened a Sthool for Poung Lavdies, Y ow AT . WHEELER’S, MILL STREET. Terms $5 per month, paid in advance—which includes * English Be lueation. neh and i Drawing extra. 1854. 36 4t GOAD. Constable. June 6th, n3s. yr MI ents of F ey, May 29, Z. H. DENMAN, Wheelwright and Carriage-Maker, Main street, 3 doors west Loutzenheiser’s Drug Store, 7EEPS constantly on hand the very best materials, and is prepared to do all kinds of WTO gp q us “yPOLEES a, wy Wag on short notice. #ags~ Teamsters can be assured of having repairiug well done, and on REASONABLE TERMS. CARS, TOMS, &e. made to order. Jan. 5, 1854 PRINTING EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED AT THIS OFFIC EK for miners’ use Grass Valley. 16 tf They have also on handa large stock will . iN Grass *allen Apbertisements, Say fran meiseo 0 Robert istm us Grass Vallen Fpoertisements, . G RE ZDUCED RATES! INDEPEN DENT i, «LINE! <i For New York via Panama, The new and splendid Steamship UNCLE SAM, 2.500 Tons, HENRY RANDALL, Esq., Commander, will leave Jackson stree t Wharf, FOR PANAMA, ON SATURDAY, JULY Ist, at 12 o’clock M. This new and magnificent steamship was built expressly for this coast. She has all the late improvements of Iee Houses and Bath Rooms, is thoroughly and completely ventilated with large square ports, &e. and is in every respect unsurp: SSsah Ie. Her proprietors and agents spare no exertions to make the INDEPENDENT LINE superior to all others others for comfort, safety, speed and fair rates. She will connect on the Atlantic with Vanderbilt’s celebrated Steam Yacht NORTH STAR, 2.500 tons burden—C. H. MINOR, Commander, which is admitied to be the fastest steaamer out of the port . of New York. Passengers can rest assured of reaching New York ahead of all other lines. . Only 18 Miles “Mule Travel---Good Road! 31 Miles By Railroad---No River Travel! . The favorite steamer YARKEE BLADE, . 2,006 tons burden, will le aye on = . st of Aug., con. necting with the steamer NORTH STAR at Aspinwall : . thus forming a . REGULAR Leaving San Francisco on the Ist, the 5th of every month. For freight or passage apply to FRETZ & RALSTON, Agents, 110 Sacramento street. MONTHLY LINE, and New York on pinwall will be furnished to passer at this office, by Messrs. RUNNEL: who have been long and favorably known as respon. sible Isthmus Transpertation Merchants, thus making a COMPLETE . to New York. 's by this Line 36 td s SEML WEEKLY EXPRES TO LOWE a ue L 4hh25 830 4a SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A SEMIg WEEKLY EXPRESS to kc ~ aving Grass ywa Hill, nings. Valley every Monda All Orders, Let i ‘argo & Co’s ofti ley, will be st ‘Also, ordérs 1 ‘New ‘ah or at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., will be promptly attended to. t lowa Hill ; CORNELIUS T. CUTLER. ot tf May 10, 1854. NOTICE. that I have this day execu: torney to HENRY .\. ng him to tra my pame. OTICE is tela g SHELDON, act business a hereby giy en, lisTated at New York. Nov. Marshall & Cc O., CORNER OF AND MILL STREET, BALERS in Groceries, Provisions ane d Hardware, Qt » Preserved Pri u Jams and Jellies. j and Mining Goods delivered fr Grass Valley, May i7, 1854.—tinss5 HPIGU EAN SALOON AEAIN Tools, aoe. we BF. SUPPLIED ALL TIMES, THE BEST ROA> ares PORTER HOUSE STEAK, HOT -GaKES. AND ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. = TO OUR PATRONS We pled fail to suit the palate of the most fastidious. THE EPICUREAN ge to give Edibles and Delicacies which cannot . N. B.—Isthmus Transit Tickets from Panama to As. . & HERMANN, . THROUGH TICKET from San Francisco . 2 Restaurant”? ! Ts situated on the corner of Main and Church streets, . next door to the Post Office, in a pleasant and central ition for transientand regular board wy BUTTS & CO. Gsars Valley, May 18, 1854. 35 tf loc: ce Cream Saloon Uil, Main street, next door to “Telegraph” office. Pera Pera Having fitted up the above saloon ina neat ‘cial accomand ele ezant mocdation o LADIES AND GENTUERIYOEN this vicinity, we hope to receive the : Pall who w 2 season. EAM of the finest flavor and quality = eup of COFFEE, CHOCOLATE in be obtained here. manner the , for the espe of pat: ish to in dulee in the luxr TEA, capes for md, We inten H all. 1 tof ike our saloon the THE BAR h the best Liquors and Cigars in the is stocked wit market. Families or parties supplied with Iee Cre ‘ams, Cakes, Confectionary, &c. &e., at the briefest notice. : CHAS. 5, 1854. BENINGER & CO. 36 tf NVESTMENTS and Splendid Bargains! The undersigned offer for sale on reasona= ble terms $10,000 worth of the best MINING CLATHS, Ditech Steck and Real Estate, sale i Grass Valley, May 2 Ever offered for in Nevsda county. Enquire at . the “ Epicurean,’’ next door to the Post Office. . GEO. W. WOODWORTH. N. B. Agency for the purchase and sale of Real Es. tate and Mining Claims. Also prompt attention paid to the Collection of D de “ier Grass Ualley, May 2! 36 tf SUTERIR STILE, AT REASONABLE PRICES, Ago OBISIBI IE: AND EXAMINE OUR SPECIMENS. ANI SIN peel AND CHAIR SHOP. JOHN M. HANSON, HE subscriber wou citizens of Grass VY: me ‘y, and others of the neighboring towns, that he has opened a CABINET and . CHAIR SHOP, where he expects to keep, and has . constantly on hand such articles as are nex essary for family use. His furniture will be made of the best materials, and gotten up in the best and most superior style. He will receive orders from abroad for . work, and attend promptly to it ; and warrant eye ry . article that is manufactured in his shop. of Furniture My terms are cash, aud my articles will be sold cheap, so that any one wishi ng to purchase, shall ffad no fault with my prices. Grass Valley, October 27, 18538—tf—n6 favored resort of . Wadswerth & sclieetl, —IMPORFERS OF— HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HEAVY GOODS, 108 Battery St, Corner of Merchunt. IL AVE just received per “Flying Gloud,’? end other clippers, anc 1 are _constantly in receipt of Sheet Brass, assorted Nos.—Prass and Copper Wire—Annealed fron Wire,—Iron and Brass Wire Cloth, assorted widths—Bu; and Seat Springs—Leather Beltings, all widths—s¢ythes, and Seythe Snaths—Grain Cradles, and Hay Rakes—Hoy Forks. and Manure sot Locks, Latches, Bolts. Butts, Screws, ete., etc.—Blacl smiths Tools, ete., ete -—Oarpent ers, Cabinet sere’ . Ship Carpente rs, Coopers, Shoemaker and Gunsmiths’ Tools, all kit vis. Gun Lock Nipyles—Colts Razor§. for Bar bers’ use onl p—e utle Ey: of all kinds— Heavy Geods, alld leseriptio a ee keeping Utensils, all kinds—Hair Cloth, for Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers. Together with all goods found in a Pardware establishment, of which we will always keep a good supply and sell at the lowest prices. Merchants, Mechy :n2cs and others are invited to call Pistols—DBowie Knives— ment of goods. JOHIT TAYLOR, MPORTER AND JOBBER Contectionery, MERCHANTS’ o7 Im. of Drugs, Chemicals, and Glassware, Fancy Goods, &e., STREET, BETWEEN & MONTGOMERY SANSOME, has on hand a complete assortment of Shop Furniture, and can fit out drug stores and physicians’ offices at short notice. Also Prescription Vials, Hair Oiiand-Pomatum Balls, Funell,s Graduates, Mortars and pestles, Spatulas, Corks, Twine, Syringes, &c. Also a tine assortment of Druggists perfuines and Liquor labels. Combs, Brushes, and Perfumery packed with care. 37 3m. HENRY A. SMITH & CO’S $100,000! $10,000 in Siugs! Farm! Residence! Building Lots! Watch: es. etc. ete. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, at Wilson’s Exchange, To be has : Ls the Proprietors, San Fr Sgn oO 1cIsco, Or r Saloons, throughout the city and State. i ize—Ten Thousand .000) Dollars in One handsome Residence, conacres of land, with a beau, in the city of Oakland, fous ec i: within five minutes’ walk of the Sie mit Landing. The Proprie tors own the property under the Peralta title and two years pes session— with a warrantee deed, will be given to the draw$5,000 isting’ of 160 er. Valueda lyn of & way, witl most beautift old Lea ree ae Oi Cty ae . ar 1 mai <6 Sha ‘ oi « li Hon. ite I. R: ento. Hon. Lew ’ Maj. W. i ‘ erae ‘ins of Senate. E. WILSON, Wilson’s Exchange. DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City. Francisco, April 27,—t4J SAR, Agent for the Northern Mines au * Before J. STICE’s Cour, KES. State of California, the iia of the to G. CONE,— You are heaeby mmo ned to appear before me at my Office in _ i Tr aturday, the 10th day . of June, 1854, >. M., to answer to . whe i ont }amou . any the comp you the f Geor > M. Sheri , Who demands of * $41 GO, for medical attendane recount filed as complai will be taken against you with cost and damag for the said es, if you fail to ear Yo ! R ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID CotNTY .¢ :—Make legal service and due return hereven under my hand, this es ny of May, = . SYKES, J. SUMMONS. Township of Rough and Ready. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, la « Justices Court. CounTY OF NEVADA. se = Before J. P. Little, Justice of Peace. The People of the State of California, to Thomas Hopkins, L. Hopkins, and William Call,—Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace at his office in said Township, on Monday, the 12th day of June, A. D. 1854, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer the complaint of i. C. Shepherd, on a debt due by account amounting to Thirty-tive Dollars and Twenty-five cents, as filed in my office. On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $55 25 and damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 30th day of pag Keay. 1854. JOBN P. LITTLE. J. P. Ordered to be published in the Grass Val tee Telegraph until return day. John P. Little, J. P. A True Copy. : Attest, R. H. Gamprett, Constable. SUMMONS. Tow — of Rough and Ready. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Le JUSTICE’S Court. CountTY OF NEVADA. Before J. P. Little, Justice of Peace. The People of the State of California, to Z. BELL,— (Col’d Man) Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear before me the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1854, at 10 o’clock A. M., to answer Dd. id respectfully announce to the . J. N. Vanhazen, Supervisor of Road, account filed, for the sum of $15 00. On failure to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you, for the sum of fifteen dollars, and damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 27th day of May, 1854. JOHN P. LITTLE. 52 P, Ordered to be published in the Grass Valley Telegraph until return day. Jd, F. tattle J.-P. J. B. Vanhagen, Special Constable. L sale at the ‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,”’ easonable prices , for debt due by and examine the quality and prices of this fine assort. at; GRAND RAFFLE! : Doctors Den & Carman, OFFICES—Main street, Grass V lately occupied by Mr. Skillman. pened IN NEVADA—OfSice on Commere ___. Dr. DEN will reside pern 1anently in Grass Valley, an‘ tender his services to the public. May 18. v5 8m BEATTY HOUSE. ial street. HOTEL AN D STAGE Ascii, * . Main —— Corner of Mill. VERY LUXURY the market affords is served up daily by the Proprietor, W. H. BENTON. BGP More anon, 35 tf ——————— Fiardware, etc. etc. HE subseriber having on hand a large asT sortment of Hardware. which he ‘offers SES at the 1owest prices, among which may be evo found the following articles, viz : Ames’ Shovels, with a Variety Spades, Hock, Garden and Sluice Rakes, Sluice Forks, Tet ts’—Col Yes” and Simmons? Axes. ‘Adzex sroadaxes, Picks, a “dg tes, Cross-Cut Saws, Mill F iles, Bakeovens, Fry Par Sauce Pans, Halter-Chains, ” Hand, . Pannel an URipping Saws, Planes, Plane Irons, Chisels, . Augers, Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Serew Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Table Cutlery, Hammers, . Hatchets, Locks, Bolts, Door Handles, Butts, Serews’ Rivets, Nails, Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Cork Screws, Powder Flasks, Spurs, Faucets, Wash-boards. Chopping Knives, Chopping Trays, Sluice Brushes, PickAxe, Chisel and Auguer Handles, Wire Seives, Clothes Pi i-lrons, Dinner Bells, Packing Yarn, Britannia pj Pouglas’s Pum ips, Lead Pipe, Brass Kettles, . . . } Zinc; Belti Silver, &e. assortment of Hot airand @ Rivets, Quick ALN ) a general paned Tom-Iron, Tin Ware, Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe and together with a variety ; goods, to which the attention of the public is respeeti fully invited. FE. McLAUGHLIN, Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. Grass Valley, March 16—tf—n26 at all the principal Hotels, Book . Gio oa acsicies bes 21,600 . ge fe

the complaint of . M AYERS & HARRIG AN, BOOT AND . Qa « se iF GRASS VALL E y, FULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley its vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand 5 low for cash. rf EME nmodated at short notice, by leaving their N.S . BOOTS, for Miner’s use, manufactured 3} lw : t., opposite Mill st. Grass Valley, Sept. 22 tf ec a me ee) TAKE WOTICH! Tn speaking of Home Manufactured Boots, we claim that ours are as good as any in California, and we are willing to wager 200 cr 250 pollars, that we can propuce better stock or workma ae than ss Valley, and we furornia for the next four 1853. Dec. 22, WELLS, FARGO a CO's VE Add ny) 4 i ¢ Ewprpraa cr ” tes bap ae 5 avtaa Bia hry = Se Banking Exchange Office CAPITAL, $606,000. Cr \LD DUST, BULL a T par f the United St cipal ple fain Sr. , GRASS VALLEY. AND PACKAGES s nt to all ites and Europe, and to all ces in r ‘alifornia, insured. inge drawn on the principal cits and Europe. » and San Francisco, Y Exch 1 ce free of rice paid in coin for Gold Dust. ilities equal to that of ANY OTHER IN fully prepared to do PROMPTLY LLY, any business committed to our WELLS, FARGO & CO., A. DELANO, Agent at Grass Valley. May 1, 1854. 8ott we are Denti stry. MecINTYRE respectfully presents thanks ‘riends and the public of Grass Valley for past favors, and f ee accommodation of his numerous patre he wiil visit them on Monday of every week, when he hopes ‘e be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who may be so unfortunate as to reuire his services. ES Office at Ad Grass Valley, Ma GRE AT SALE eae $5 8,009 worth of Billiare s! EZER MR. seine! to his f ior TES, — and Color found. Tai GOLDEN GATE SALOON, trying sure a respectable The rooms xb 1" pains have bes ired to and the hea All are invited to ea st of CI ind from the having paid the pen¢ arestaurant, is now living by BILLIARDS. -fitted and enlarged, and no ‘ make the place A No. 1, d-quarters of pleasure and amusement. all. bec > bar at a moment’s wart ring. MKRs. E. G. SMITH. Grass Valley, April 1854. 380 tf GRASS VALLEY BAKERY, —AND— PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C. R. EDWADRS & CO., BR Having purchased the stand known as sha ‘Grass wit, Valley Dakery,’? is prepared to furnish the public with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT; CORN, RYH AND GRABAM. Alies W Cakes of all Binds. WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &e. Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short oe ~ PROVISIONSOf 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 Bibles and Testaments. HE GRASS VALLEY BIBLE SOCIETY have just received from San Francisco an assortment of BiBles and Testaments, of various sizes. from the large Family Bible to the neat Pocket Bible, and from the Also richest style of binding to a cheap, plain style. . Spanish, French and German Bibles and Testaments. AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR! i BGa> For sale at W. T. Brow nes’ opposite the Post Office. Grass Valley, April 6, 54. “Cheap Book-Store,”’ ? alley—in the cotta of other brands ; . of other . ly of Eastern made Voots and Shoes, which . pi A ? N wishing a Goon article and a Neat fit, . “ORS will be furnished . premium COOKING STOVES, plain and Ja. . States . Downieville, Grass Valley ca = ADAMS & CO’S saci’ EXPRESS! coc BANKIN Gs & EXCHANG rE “OFFICE ! Marin Street, Grass VALiey, AILY EXPRESS in chron of regular Messengers, for Sacramento and San Francisco, and to all parts of the Northern and Southern Mines. Checks at par on Sacramento and San Francisco. Gorp Dust. purchased, or forwarded to any part of the United Stateszand also to England, InstrED at as cats : . low rates as can be done by any house with se curity. Our Express being the most extensive in the United s, We can guarantee facilities not possessed by any other concern. DEPOSITS ! pecivl, or otherwise, received. BILLS OF EXCHANGE! Drawn on Adams & Co.'s Expresin any of the follawing places : Boston, New York, PHILADELPHIA, BaLtmMore, WASHINGTON, PIrrseu ra, CINCINNATI, LovISvVILLE, Ky., Sr. Lots, NEW ORLEANS, LONDON, &C., &C. Our Treasure is forwarded by the Pacific Ma il Stea mers, on the Ist and 15th of each n ronth Ande for small parcels and ieit by the i Pa t CRS Grass Valley, Sept. Great Rede anor CALIFORNIA S7 Ect: ea “ee mn of f Base . oT AWwAadk Co. 0. and after Saturday. A 1. th TEC RNIAG STAGE CO. coache: I e Pen i e, Gruss Valley, every morning at 5 o'clock FOR: STO Arriving in time to ta ic boats for San Francisco . Same day. PME OORT cc ncee doses Pane ous. Se eee . ; FOR MARYSVILLE. Stage leaves every morning at 8 o'clock. . Fare to Empire Ranch... Fe pata nO Nee ap oe pe 5 i DONE BRT oc. oc 5.50 once oe eet teeming 6 es Marysville Ae ree <a en ente ays ceo FOR AUBURN “tage leaves every morning at 7 o’clock, running hrough to Sacramento same day. Fare to Auburn.. (2:05. nc. ee es pan ate caae Si ‘ DA CTAMEBIO Le 5:0 co eee eee es ane, 10 W. Hi. BENTON, Agent. Grass Valley, 32 tf pence STAGE LINE! ead cass V alley to AS na Via way of Buena Vista Ranch, April 1, 1854. —FROM—— Storms’ Ranch, and 3rouks’? Ranch 7. subscriber, having established a line of stages between Grass Valley ‘and Hlinostown, will ran a coach between the two places, leaving Gra at $ o’clock, A. M., every day. Returning. noistown at2P.M., every day. FARE, 1 Ul R p OLLARS. This line is intended for the accommodati: sons going to IOWA HILL, Miinoistown being the nearest point to which coaches can run to Jowa Hill. This is the main road from Minnesota, Eureka, French Corral, &e., to Yankee Jim’s, Michigan Blulis, Elizabethtown, and all the principal places in that region. n of peri> Office in Grass Valley a t the BEATTY HOUSE, Lin Mlincistown at the EGBERT HOUSE. WIELIASE FE. WILSON, J roprictor. Grass Valley, April 8, 1S5f. suit Advertisements Pasiness Diretory, DAMS & CQ., Express and Banking House, Main St., opposite Beatty House. YEATTY HOUSE, Hotel and Stage Office, Main St., ) corner of Mill, W. H. Benton, Proprietor. i. aa Dy ROWN, T. J. & BROTHER, Groceries, Provisions, ) and Sevars, opposite the Bridge, Boston RavINE. RE NNINGER CHAS. & CO., Teo Creath Saloon, Main ) St., next door te Telegr aph Printing Office. ides . } UTTS &C0., Epecurian Saloon, Mai Street, corner of Church. ROWNE, W. P., Books and Stationery, Knicker} bocker Hall, Main St., opposite Fost Office. ( \ONN & MONTGOMERY ., Attorneys at Law, convey. \ ancers, &e., Mill Strect. Yi. AL, I INOR. F. story of Masonic C Ur SSO IBELE, Ci ARP E NTE R& SMITH, Attomeya at Law, Mill St., G. V., and Broad St., Nevada. EES LEEESIET SE SOE, Pa eee oa SAT RE eRe mi) a R RICHARD, Provision and Liquor Dealer, , Main St., op rite Pést Offi ces creotypes, Ku Phy sican and Surgeon, Basement Hall. LEVELAND, DR., Physi¢ian‘and Surgeon, Office om Main Street, opposite Grass Valley House. TLER, C. F., Express te Iowa Hitt, office at Wells Fargo "& Co's , Main St. cisee Store yy. ; Phy ce t -kerboc ker r Hall, He Ce Dy NMAN, @ Sar Wheelright ar fain Street. 31 Door above Leutac oil Ndr 5s M1 on Main Street, Skithnan. myx's ‘, Phs sicians, Ofire y occupied by Mr. & CU.. Grass Valley Bakery, Lin Street. and . PNAS TRS 3 . Dea re “in Groceries, Provistuns; LiiG ty sing Boe ols, &e. Bag ot Lavine. VOUSE, J. M., Justice of the Peace, Office on Mill St., Opposite Peckham House. ae a ? JREEMAN & PAINE, Empire Gaths, and Hair Dress-" ing Saloon, Main Street Dentist, Office in Dornin’s Daguerrean WISH. . ae Be I Knic kerbocker Hall, Main Street. Cale ¥5 ‘ALLER, FRANCIS, Dealer in Books, Stationery, &c., X one door West of Masonic Hall. EY W OOD & BRO., Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c., Boston Ravine. I Hee JOHN M., Cabinet and Chair Shop, Main Street, opposite Auror a House. OLL, 8. 8 , House and Sign Painter, Cabinet maker and Joiner, Mill Street, near Neal. Gone LEONARD, Proprietor Iowa HILL STaGE LINE; Seaty House, Main Street. AMB, W. H., Manufacturer and Dealer in Jewelry, 2 Knickerbocker Hall, Main Street. ij ot TZ [NHEISER W., Druggist and Apothecary, one 4 door West of Masonic Hall, Main Street. ANG, MISS., School for Young Ladies, at Mr. Wheel4 er’s, Mill Street. j ) AEs ORGAN, House, C. G., Aurora Hotel and Temperance Main Street, opposite School. CLAUGHLIN, E., Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Wares, East of Masonic Hall, Main Street. ARSHAL iL & CO., Dealers in Groceries, , Provisions, and Liquors, corner of Main and Mill Streets. \ AYER & HARR GAN, Dealers in B oots, Shoes and ati Brogans, Main Street, next to Alta Hall, M EYER & BROTHER, Books, Stationary, Fancy ArtiMi ae 8, , Main Street, near the El Dorado. . CIN’ — RE, DR., Dentist, e. ae on Mondays at pren Co’s. Express Office, Main Street. n <_< 1 —#) MEeHINe WEY . IN GRASS VALLEY. y aN THE AURORA HOUSE, pleasantly situated ‘5 at the head of Main street, Grass Valley, will . jit hereafter be kept asa TEMPERANCE HOUSE. No Liquors—but the best Cigars and Edibles market affords will be supplied at the following rates ;: Board per week. .€8 09 . Board per day Board and Lodging 9 00 . Lodging per night.. Single me In connection with the good stable, well supplied — Hi: Water, &c. For farther on the subseriber March 21, 1854. GREAT LYE VAS Ma LA Slacs the low 50 50 50 cents. house isa large yard and ne ais Bathing, Hair Cutting, Shaving & Shampooing SALOON, Main, opposite Mill street, n Grass Valley. HIS establishment, having been refitted in a very T superior manner, with METALIC TUBS, Showers, &c., commodation of the community, will be attended to in such a manner as must give entire satisfaction. COLD, WARM, DOUCHE, BATHS, given to suit enstomers. An as Setonuat of Gentle” men’s Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, and other Arti? cles for the Toilet, always on hand at the lowest pri AND SHOWER ces. Tickets for Baths can be had, EIGHT FOR FIVE . DOLLARS. Ea Rooms fitted up for the especi tion of LADIES, having a private entrance. E. B. FREEMAN, W. H. PAENE. Grass Valley, April 20, 1854. dlif Den’t You Ceme unless You) cam raise the Money, $5000. _ THE subscriber thinks he can sell the follow} ing property so that the purchaser can make ia part pay for the whole, by November Said property is situated in Newtown, Nevada county, 3 miles from Grass Valle *y, and consists of a large TAVERN HOUSE and Fixtures, with numerous out-buildings—a RANCH of 160 acres, and abous 20 20 enclosed with picket fence ; about 5 or 6 in Fotatoes, which is black soil; a splendid pair of = Cattle, and ay — d with Hogs and Fowls; Cows all with Calf; a Blacksmith shop and Tesla one half of six eig ty fect extensive hill Claims, which are averaging 27 dollars per day besides the cost of working them. Said Claims if loeated In Nevada or Grass Valley, would probbaly sell for the price asked for the whole. Also a ditch belonging to the claims that cost $1200. J. C. MERRIAM. o7 tf mA WCE FOR SALE. rT we: -THIRDS of the ASHVILLE RANCH, containing 480 acres of land, under fence, commonly known as Stevens & Cranes’ Ranch, situated about two miles west of Grass Valley, between Wolf and Squirrel Creeks. The said Ranch will produce some fifty tons of hay, and has now about sixteen acres under Barley.— There is also six acres of first rate vegetable land. The Ranch is well known to be equal to any in the mountains. Also, two-thirds of a new Barn, 50 by 80, in Poston Ravine, two yoke of Cattle and W agon, together with Farming Implements, &e. &e. The whole of which will be sold low, as one of the subscribers wishes toreturn home. They are desirous to close the business, and would give time for payments, on good security. N. B. For further particulars, inquire at this office or on the premises. WM. STEVENS, FREDERICK STEVENS. March 22, 1854. 27 tf Newtown, May 10,1854. a W the most modern style of . + is now open for the ac. where all persens . al accommoda. Provisions, , near Grass Valley House. . . . . CILVESTER & CO., \! Dealers ie Groceries, rie FO &e. , Main St. nt Golden Gate Suloon, Billiards, ; opposite Beatty House. . Gem TH, wes JOSEPH, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Boston RAVINE. E. xpre ess and Banking House, nearly opposite Mill. LS, FARGO & CO., Main St., Wace STER, S&S. G., Druggist and Apothecary, Main Street, next to corner. of Mill St. OOPWO! ‘TH, G. W., Agent for the sale of Mining Claims, Ditch Stock, Ke., Epicurean Saloon. RADY. ROUGH & RE Physician, Steins and Ac; opposite Adams & Co’s. . (NILHAM, RABTREE, coucheur, DR. oe A: fain street S. M., Wholesale and Retail dealer in GroMN oceries and Provisions, Main street. OWARD & CO., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provi isions, Main street. i] J OBBRTS, E. W., Attorney at Law and Notary P ubL lic, Main street, below the Downe p House. NEV ADA. , AVIS, Z. P., dealer in Rifles, Pistols, Bird Shot, Lead, &c., Broad street, 3 doors west Union Hotel. R&S NHE aM & BROS., Watchmakers and Jewelers, & Main street, Ist door below Phelps’ Hotel. ‘Ss rELM & MAY, Empire Livery Stable, Broad . street, _ near the bridge. Attorney sand C ounsellors at sroad strect, Davis’ Brick Building. SACRAMENTO. ASTINGS B. & CO., Exchange and Banking House, Second street, corner of J. Ti W ART & SE LARLS, Law, OVELY, GEO. S., P. roptictor of S icdtiiriibe Hotel, 73 K str eet, between 3d and 4th. . \) Gos AL D, DR.R. H. Minées? J street, between 5th ‘aud 6th. <—, Drug Store, 139 . Ge 2K BROTHE RS, Booksclidee, Stationers sail babaie: X binders, Third street, next to the Post office. eae ir EORGE, Mineral P int Hotel, 173 J street, between 6th and 6th. 7TEYES & CO., ‘Meeihi of Keys s & Co., S K Phe an 1F rancisco ng W arehouse, corner of J and 2d streets. POSTOFFICE HOURS At Grass Valley. re 8 toll, A. M. :and from 12 1-2 to is and . from 6 to §, ie M. Sundays.—From 9 to 11, z M.; and from 3 to 5, P. M. All letters to mail, must be . received before si in the evening, to insure their going in the morning mail. E. MATHEWSON, P. M. October 27,—-4 ARE YOU IN WANT OF CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS. HAND-BILLS, CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any discription of Printing? Then call at the Office of the Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders.—Charges moderate for cash. S. S. Holl. OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. Sash Doors and Win dow Sash made to order, Glass cut and prepared in the shop. Also, Cabinet and Joiner work of all kinds is neatly executed and promptly attended to Shop on Mill street, between Main and Neil. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. ve ba’ > « ¥. . é > iy i “he ‘ : ‘ w) \ 4 4 a . # * . *<4 Le a > . ‘ = -