March 30, 1854 (4 pages)

en nt Iuportant {-The Adventists tell us that the whole of this wicked’ world is to be smashed and-burnt up onthe 19th of May next. The Springfield Post suggests that those whonot wish to Jeave the world with a printer’s bill on their conscience should fork over before that. time. , #& Mrs. Partington informs the Boston Post that flour rises so fast, there isn’t the least need of “emptins’ in making bread. Ja Nebraska embraces all the unorganized territory of the Union—the extent of its boundary is over three thousand miles—its area about five hundred thousand square miles—capable of being formed into a dozen states each as large as Ohio. gs The St. Louis Intelligencer, says the exact number of hogsslanghtered in that city this season. is 82,204, which is an advance of . 25,200 over the former year. ==> Miss Susan Nipper says that the Russians have an awful responsibility resting on them for killing Turks, for every Turk who is killed leaves a dozen widows. The Baltimore American says that the product of the oyster trade of that city is equal to the product of all the wheat and corn raised in the state of Maryland. There is annually sold in the Baltimore market 4,800,000 bushels of oysters. The shells are carried to Virginia and North Carolina for manure, and bring, it is said, $120,000 annually. The widow of Alexander Hamilton, though 98 years old, still retains her faculties in an astonishing degree, and converses with ease and brilliancy. She always insists upon visitors taking a merry glass from General Washington’s punch bowl, which is choicely cherished. gs A singular petition.is now before Congress. In 1846, Mrs. Elisabeth C. Smith. of Missouri, under the assumed name of Ben Newman, enlisted as a soldier in the Mexican war. She discharged her duties faithfully as a soldier for ten months, when her sex was discovered and she was discharged from service. She has since married, and now applies for her pay and bounty land, which she certainly ought to have—Vorwich Courier. GeoLocicaL Survey or Ittrwor.—A result, not anticipated, probably, even by these engaged in the work, has*grown out of the State Geological survey, now in progress. We refer to the discovery, among other building materials. of several beds of beautiful marble ; superior to any rocks of the kind we have before seen, from any part of the valley of the Mississippi, and equaling many: of the imported marbles in beauty of colors afd susceptibility of high polish—_[.4/tcn Courier. Prick or Fiour.—There seems to be a general opinion that about half of the present high price of Flour, is the work of speculators ; buéthat even they cannot keep it up many months longer. The N. York Tribune says: Let us take courage. We shall not starve yet. Wait till the canal opens, andit will take more yeast than the flour speculators can raise to keep flour effervescing as it has lately There isa lot of land in the center of Mel bourne, Australia, just large enough for a store, which has been sold and re-sold to so many hands thatall the lawyers in Melbourne and their name is legion, have their hands fall making out the titles. As, however, this takes time, no one is legally in possession ; and down squats. a Yankee upon the spot, runs up a bark and shingle store, and drives a roaring trade, rent free, his neighbor paying at least fifty a week for the same accommodation. SHoorine Arrray AT SAN Francisco.—The Bay papers, state that,on Thursday last a young man, named Thomas Burke, was shot, in the Union Hotel, in San Francisco, by Jas Smith. Carr. Jupan, witha company of seventy dragoons, is on his way to Fort Lane, Rogue River Valley, where they are to be stationed. —[S. F. Sun. TraDE.—Business has been quite brisk, t the past two or three days. As soon as th going becomes good we shall realize a lively time of it.—[San Joaquin Republican. ConscL at GuaymMas.—From private advices received in this city we learn that Major Richard Roman, late State Treasurer, has been appointed United States Consul at the port of Guaymas.—[Com. Advertiser. Kentucky.—A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of Kentucky, to prohibit the sale of slave children under the age of five years, separate from their mothers, Crry Scrir.—We are gratified to be able to state that our city scrip is worth its face, and that there is not now outstanding,” with the exception of those celebrated eight per cent bonds, evidence of the city’s indebtedness to the amount of five hundred dollars —[Evening Journal. A Fresu Importation.—In the Moselle, which arrived on Friday from Hongkong, about two hundred and fifty more long-tailed Celestials were brought to this city. Within the past year our Chinese population has increased very rapidly, so that now a person in passing through large sections of our city might almost imagine himself in some of the low streets of Canton or Hongkong. Dirt, filth, nauseous smells and horrid caterwauling charaeterize the streets in which they live, and the most disgusting indecencies practised by them are forced upon the eye in passing their houses, A more utterly useless race of people: could not. be introduced amongst us. —[Alta California. San Francisca Advertisents. THOMAS TENNENT’S SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION Warehous, SIGN OF THE ‘‘ WOODEN SATLOR,”? \ Long wharf, corner of Front street. B SAN FRANCISCO. TransitInstruments, Theodolites, Levels, Compasses, Surveying Chains, Leveling Staves, Engineers’ Tapes, Pocket Spy Glasses and Compasses, Seales, Drawing Instruments, with a great variety of other articles, constantly on hand. ; 4 Having learned.my--business in the manufactory of the celebrated William J. Young, of Philadelphia, I guarantee all my work to be equal to that of his esyablishment. November 3d, 53—n7—1f. Upward and Onward. 1 WILSOW'S £9 EXCHANCE OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE. AND CUSTOM HOUSE, SANSOME STREET. HE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT, which is Fire Proof and five stories high, (being the only five story building on the Pacific,) is now finished®nd 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 have been induced to lease half of the fire-proof bloek just erected by Lieut. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange. This will add seventeen large apartments, and afford those facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our present Bar will, in a few days, be removed to the first floor in the Maynard Block, one door north of where the Bar is at present. No pains or money will be spared to render the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel of the public, and keep pace with the rapid growth and improvement of our wonderful city, and State. : With the above inducements, the Exchange is confidently offered to the ‘‘ million’’ as deserving their patronage—and although not disposed to be Wiy-dy and trumpet our. own praise abroad, our hearty thanks are cheerfully tendered to the ten thousands who have bestowed upon us alike their favors dnd money. Not unmindful of the former, we shall duly appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in future, as in times past, the smiles of our old customers and greet with pleasure our new ones—who probably will compose the largest portion of the world. San Francisco, Nov. 10—n8—if. Something New ATTHECOCHITUATE BATHS. 57 Sansome St., BETWEEN CALIFORNIA & PINE. San Francisco. The Royal Turkish LINEN BATHING TOWELS, JUST IMPORTED & NOW IN USE AT THE Cochituate Baths, The only house in the State where this healthy and agreeable luxury can be enjoyed.9 This is the best article ever invented for bathing purposes, and reccived a premium at the World’s Fair. Their superiority over every other description of Towel consists in their great sharpness, combined with flexibility and absorption, and are highly approved and recommended by the faculty as the most beneficial and invigorating article now in use. SINGLE BATHS, ONLY 75 cts. OR TEN TICKETS FOR $5. ka Separate apartments for Ladies. at “» MASON & McCOMBE, Proprietors. November 3d,—n7—tf NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. VIA SAN JUAN. Only 12 Miles Lana Carriage. MCADAMIZED ROAD. 4a THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS! <@a 5 agro Company have now the following splendid steamers, which will secure a spare vessel on either ocean, giving a guarantee to passengers against.any delay on the Isthmus :— ON THE PACIFIC: Siera Nevada. . Brother Jonathan. Cortes. . Pacific. ON THE ATLANTIC: FOR NEW YORK. Northern Light. . Star of the West. Prometheus, FOR NEW ORLEANS. Daniel Webster and Texas. These steamers are all of the first class and fast sailers, thoroughly ventilated and well provisioned, affording the traveling conimunity the shortest, safest and most pleasant route to the Atlantic, passengers arriving in New York and New Orleans from four to six days in advance of any other route. A steamer will be dispatched from New York on the 5th and 20th and from San Francisco on the Ist and‘16th of each month. CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, New York. C. K. GARRISON, Agent, San Francisco. September 22, 1853.—nltf. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’y FOR NEW YORK AND* NEW ORLEANS via PANAMA. GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING THE ISTHMUS TRANSIT. [DEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY WHARF. ] { igr Paciric Mar §. S. Company’s Favorrre SreamER CALIFORNTA, 1400 Tons burthen e A. V. H. Le Roy, Esg., Commander. Will leave for PANAMA with Passengers, the Great Through Mail and Treasure, on : TUESDAY MORNING, November Ist, at 9 0’clock. SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEED—NO SICKNESS ON THIS ROUTE. 24 MILES BY RAILROAD. Arrangements have been made with the most reliable Transportation Companies on the Isthmus, and tickets will be issued for conveyance of passengers and baggage at greatly reduced rates, from Panama to Aspinwall. The Isthmus is entirely free from sickness of any kind, and the Cruces road thoroughly repaired. The Transit from Panama to Aspinwall can now be made with comfort and ease in forty-eight hdurs, Each passenger is allowed one hundred pounds of baggage without extra charge. ure for shipment taken at lowest rates, and recoined at the office, until Monday midnight, October For freight or passage, apply to : "¢ : 8 E. PLINT, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff Sts. Co-partnership Notice. sPHE co-partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, urider the name and style of CONRO, SAMPSON & Co. is this day dissolved. by mutual consent. F. D. CONRO, W. A. SAMPSON, WM. SHARP & Co San Francisco, Nov. 8, 1853. WM. SHARP & Co, having retired from the firm ot Conro, Sampson & Co.,the GOLDEN GATE FLOURING MILL will be conducted by the subscribers, under the same name and — as heretofore ; and the public may rest assured that no efforts shall be wanting on our i of California. The article we manufacture is PURE, and unadulterated. It is made from the choicest of Salter Wheat, and is fully equal to the best Haxallor lego. We tender our sincere thanks to our friends and the public generally, for their liberal patronage heretofore and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. F. D. CONRO, W. A. SAMPSON. San Francisee, Nov. 17—3m—n9. Grass Valen Adbertisements. Me ¥ Blacksmithing By Charles Retallack,. Auburn Street, near Main. H{O8SE SHOEING done in the best and most durable manner. Mining tools, repaired at short notice. Also for sale, a good assortment of Iron and Steel. Grass Valley, December 15 n13 if BELKRGULSMITHINGE, CASEY & CO., On the corner, near Bridge, Boston Ravine. A KINDS of Job Work done at the shop with neat ness and dispatch, and on*reasonable terms. Al so, HORSE SHOEING. a eT Tools repaired on short notice, and warranted. kas IRON AND STEEL ef stantly on hand. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854 every description con16-tf MILL STREET BOOT & SHOE STORE. Opposite the Irving House. THE subscriber informs thecitizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that he keeps contantly on hand a large and well selected stock of eastéri made which he offers cheap for cash. 4 Gentlemen wishing a first rate article, and a genteel fit canbe accommodated by leaving their orders on the shoest notice. J. HENDRISON. N. B. Thick Boots of o'r own make for miners use kept constantly on hand.uThey are warranted to be as good as any to be had in California. r Grass Valley, Dec.15, 3nl 8mo. BERDAN’S Quartz Crushing Machine. * y ice undersigned have now landing, ex ‘Mischief,’ a set of four of these valuable machines, acknowledged to bé'the most perfect apparatus for separating gold from quartz. Pamphlets containing valuable information respecting them may be had of COOKE BROTHERS & CO., 130 California street, San Francisco. San Francisca Aobertisem’ts, CENTRAL HOTEL, (Late Cauirornia TEMPERANCE Hovss,) 229 Clay Street, San Francisco. ees and refinished throughout, with the addition of twenty new rooms, we can now offer superior accommodations at the following low rates : Board, (per week,) .4 cos sree vesscerccees MO OO Board and Lodging, . cc<ccessescecs Rooms without board, 4 00 to 7 00 Located on one of the principal streets, near the Plaza, and still kept as a Temperance House, with Table and Beds unsurpassed, offers great inducements to permanent or transient boarders. Be” Remember 229 Clay street, near Dupont. R. SAVAGE. WM. H. ELLIOTY. nov24-1m San Francisco, Dec 29—15 tf HENRY JOHNSON & CO,” IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE e Druggists, No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgomery, San Francisco. nie for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale prices, a large and well selected assortment of East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs 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, etc., 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. have 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 customers the benefit of low prices, and at the same time the best quality of goods. November 8—n7—tf Diseases of the Eye and Rheumatism. R. DILL, (from St. Louis, Mo., M. D., Member of the Parisian and other Medical Societies,) having visited the principal Schools and Hospital of Europe, expressly to study under the most celebrated Oculists on the continent, as Sichel at Paris, Juengken at Berlin, and others, that most difficult and delicate branch of our profession, Diseases of the Eye, takes pleasure in informing the public that he has permanently located himself at San Francisco, where he will treat any case of Diseases of the Eye that may present itself, so that patients need no longer go to the States to be treated for bad cases. Dr. Dill speaks English, German, French, Spanish, etc. 4aF Office corner of Davis and Jackson streets. Letters addressed, ‘‘P. R. DILL, M. D., San Francisco,”’ will be promptly answered. Dr. Dill cures the worst case of RHEUMATISM, by the new treatment, in two weeks, or makes no charge. San Francisco, Feb. 1, 1654. 20 3m Removal. 7: J. C. YOUNG has removed his office from 226 14. Dupont street, to the corner of Montgomery and California streets, opposite the banking house of Page, Bacon & Co., where he will be happy to consult with his former patrons, and treat scientifically and with discretion all those who may require the services of a Physician. The success of Dr. Young since his advent in this State has been without a parallel, and he hopes by continued and untiring application to his Profession, to remove from the public mind that lack of confidence which has so unhappily existed in regard to the medical profession in the State of California. P. S.—All letters enclosing $10 will receive immedi ate attention. Direct Box 735, P. O. , San Francisco. San Francisco, Jan. 24, 1854. 19 lm AGENCY FOR CLAIMS Against the Government of the United States P A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to Sher«man’s Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery st, where he will continue the prosecution of Claims against the United States Government, embracing: * CLAIMS of the officers and soldfers of Col. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allowances. CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the California Battalian of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. John C. Fremont, for and extra pay, CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen “and marines, On account of additional compensation: for services in the naval and revenue service of the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coasis of California and Mexico, fr a March, 1853, » from 138th of May, 1846, to Ist of —ALSO— _ CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise imported into the ports of California after. the war with Mexico, and previously to the application to this State of ipa Laws of the United tates. or return of duties paid on merchandise in the fires of San Francisco of 1849 and bounty lands, arrears of pay, consumed 1851. CLAIMS —AISO— sioned by ne fsganomey vs account as losses oecaone of the State; per upon the property of or advances made 3 ghem to negoti witn the Indian tribes? ner een: trenton BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable and effictént aid in Washington, and claimants may feel sure OF the most prompt attention possible. . N. B.—He wilso give hi 1 17 3m San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1854. : cities of D, sided in Grass Valley for the THREE AND A HALF YEARS last, and in California nearly FIVE—continually practised and studied his profession, to the exclusion of every other intermeddling occupa -observed and criticised with unremitting care . assiduity, the phenomena of the diseases in this ¢limate and State, and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of DR: CHAS. ORMERLY of Madison County, Mo., havi them, feels no presumption in offering. professional services to the confidence of an _inté znt.and discriminating public, and respectfully invites its patnage: e DE CLEVELAND can always be found at his office ‘on Main street, or the “GRASS VALLEY HOUSE,” opposite, his boarding place, except“when absent on professional business; and POSERIVELY AT HOME, between the hours of 9 and 10 o’glock A. M. Dr. C. cultivates an aptitude SURGERY, so necessary in a mining region, often afflicted with accidents, far-distant from the skil] of those who in large cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of at all times with the RMENTARIA; ready to y accidents at a moMedicalScience, and is furnish various and most improved perform operations and re ment’s: warning,. Dr. C, will demonstrate to those who may call on him, that it is unneces for them, at great outlay and inconvenience, to air to the lower -cities in quest of surgical aid, whieh they can as well procure at home. , . Consultation in diseases of the Throat and CHEST, particularly solicited ; and in the treatment of these affections, DR. CLEVELAND avails himself of those late masterly and triumphant improvements in this department of medicine,.as practiced by Drs. Bowditch and Warren of Boston. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 3m Unprecedented Success ! SECOND EDITION — SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Pen-Dnife Shetehes, — OR —— CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES of original illustrated Letters, written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and dedicated to that class of her citizens by the aothor. Handsomely embellished with Twenty-Seven Wood Engravings, of California Scenery and Incidents. The second edition of this Book, the most popular ever published on the shores‘of the Pacific, is just issued from the Press, carefully revised by ‘‘Old Block,”’ with the addition of a NEW CHAPTER. kas Postage to any part of the United States, 12 cents. 50 per 100 ; $8 per dozen ; single copies $1. ee * CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, Third street, next Post Office, Sacramento, and for sale by all the Booksellers. ee Sacramento, Jan. 10, 1854. GRASS VALLEY BAKERY, PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C.R. EDWADRS & CO., Having purchased the stand known as the ‘““Grass Valley Bakery,’’ is prepared to furnish the public with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT, CORN, RYE AND GRAHAM. —+ALSO— Pies W Cakes of all Rinds. WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &ec. Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short notice. PROVISIONS Of every description constantly on hand, at the lowest rates. P. S.—Goods delivered. to any part of the town, free of charge. Grass Valley, Nov. 24, 1853. FOR SALE. THE Private Residence in which the subseri. ber at. present resides, is also offered for sale = cheap. The above property is desirably located on Main street. The house is a convenient one, containing six rooms on the first floor, Any person wishing purchase, is invited to eall and examine for themselves, T,. SKILLMAN. Grass Valley, Jan. 19th. 1854—n18. tf Carpentering and Cabinet Making, B Y FARLIMAN & MONZE, Auburn Street, Grass Valley. "THEY respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Window Sash, Doors, &c. Also, every thing in their line of business made to order at short notice. December 15 nil3 tf. —m GRASS VALLEY HOUSE. i By Veazie & Guiov, OARDING BY THE WEEK OR MEAL, with neat and convenient rooms for lodgers. Also in connection with their Hotel is a LIVERY STABLE! , Situated nearly opposite the Grass Valley House.— Horses kept by the week or night, also Horses for hire. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf. Planed Flooring and Siding. a cee AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESSED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and dressed sugar pine SIDING, on short notice and at the lowest cash prices. A choice article of Lumber can always be had at the Grass Valley Gold Mining Company’s Mills. South side of Wolf Creek: Auburn Road. _ J. WINCHESTER, Supr. Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. tfi—n2 Lumber! Larmber!! TO TEAMSTERS AND OTHERS. HE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full operation, and ready to supply all demands for every deseription of .—SEASONED LUMBER! At the lowesa market prices, These Mills are situated nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley, about fifty rods south of thé Masonic Hall, Auburn Road, and most convenient for Teaims to load. There is in these mills, a MUGAY SAW, and a 52 inch CIRCULAR SAW, together capable of making 15,000 feet of lumber per day. » a splendid Woodworth Patent PLANING MACHINE! Capable of making 10,000 ft.of PLANED, TONGUED AND . GROOVED, and other manufactured lumber, per day, of “superior qualities. ‘before being dressed—our s ALL our lumber is well seasoned of over eight thousand logs giving us the best tial to be found iz the country. Callandsee! 7. Can always be supplied with 1 er on FREIGHT to the MARYSVILLE AND SACRAMEN Sis On the best terms, equal to any other.mill in Nevady county, and when taken in connectio hr freighting that it is well seasoned, the advan SS cain age from our mills are superior—our engine, StWt; oye . planing machine; being the most powerf mountain portion of the State. Lumber will be exchanged for reasonable terms. Lumber, Fensing, SiBaled Hay_on Good . ts . Bough Ready Arbetises, S.M.GILHAM, . WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN *» Groceries & Provisions. = T* connection, he has.also a BUTCHERY AND BAKERY establishment, and has constantly on hand Meets; Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastries of every description. aes &@= Fancy fixins furnished for Dinner Parties at short notice. Rough & Ready, Dec. 8n12—tf. ‘Taken up On the 30th October, 1853, a ROAN COLT. The owner is requested to come eptisy prove roperty, pay charges and take him away. Propony) PAY CNBARNEY & McCONNELL. Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,—nl1—tf BR. he Ao ORABTREL, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR, Main Street, opposite Adams & Co’s. Express. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12—€mo. EFIAGIiIsE: IR SE Sa pLYAQUBREAUN ples Main Street, next door to the Post Office, ROUGH & READY. I have opened the above establishment for f the accommodation of the public, and will m guarantee that it shall be supplied at all times with the best the market affords. g@>~ Oysters served up to suit the taste. Ham, Eggs &c., 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. 0. H. CLEMENT. December 15 n13 tf DASGUBRRIAW ROOMS, AT THE CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Main Street, Rough and Ready, California. FPPHE undersigned, having had cight years experience in their business, would respectfully inform the citizens of Rough and Ready, that they are now prepared to take Daguerreotypeg of persons and scenery in the 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 stated. December 8—n12_+f, EDWARDS & HENDEE. J= DOWNIE HOY Main Street, Rough and ng RA — TRAVELERS and Boarders May rest assured of . getting the best accommodation at this Hotel. December 8—n12 tf CALIPGRWA HOUSE. ane This large and commodious hotel, having resui;. cently been fitted up ina very superior style, se is now prepared for the accommodations of boarders 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. 4a Rooms can be had elegantly furnished, either for single persons or for families, and alt on the most reasonable terms. A. Y. OWENS & Co., Proprietors. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12tf Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, together with mining tools &c. Also, in connection with the above is a BARBRY, : from which Cakes and Confectionaries can be prepared to order at the shortest notice.” . ee 88 Bread, Pies, short, every thing belonging te the. bu¥_ Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Cakes, and in siness. « "= Pe Seay ey Rough and Ready, Dec: 8, n12tf. ROWALD & GO, ONE DOOR East oF Apams & Co’s. EXPRESS. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors. Also, Fruit and Confeetionaries, as well as Mining implements of every description. kay Cigars of the most luxuriating and captivating qualities. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, nl2tf. < 26 @+F FAREWELL GOTALLACH FARRTY, wwe HE pleasure of your company is respectf ully solicited at a Cotition Party to be given at the DOWNY HOUSE, IW ROUGH & READY. On the evening of the 30th of March, 1854. MANAGERS. Dr. McCormick i Ms Dr. Cleveland, ; }orass Valley: Wm. H. Endicott, } O. H. Haskell, James Fitzjames, Dr. Lark, H. T. Collins, W. H. Buchanan, Jerome Keys, Joseph M. Maguire, Rough & Reedy, March 22,1854. Nevada. Rough & Ready. 27 2 MAYERS & HARRIGAN, BOOT AND seg Al svona, GRASS VALLEY, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley , and its vicinity, that they kéep constantly on hand a large supply of Eastern made Bootsand Shoes, which they offer low for cash. : t GENTLEMEN wishing a coop article and a x#47 fit, can be accommodated at short notice, by leaving their orders with us, clit N. B.—THICK BOOTS, for Miner’s use, ™420/4 ed at sh ranted. : t short notice and gigs st., opposite Mill s Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. ss factured Bo ts, we clai nufacture ots, we claim . eorg Co in California, and we are er 250 pollars, that we can prot. tf In speaking that ours are as go willing to wager 200 puce better wETENS BOOUS, s, either in stock or workmanship, than th Onestaqlishment in Grass Valiey, and we fur-. tho pee a challenge for California for the next four angst the to eome. ; i Dec. 22, 1853. ~~ NOTICE! HE demands in favor of PARKER & ELDER are left T with Mr GrorGe W. WoopwertH, at this office.— All persons indebted are requested to call and settle without further trouble or delay. : PARKER & ELDER. ox fin NOTICE. For Sale or Rent. J) cog ae HOUSE LOTS, well located, on reasonable terms. Bas Apply to Geo. W. Woopworts at this office. Dec. 29. 15-tf POST-OFFICE HOU inne’ Sagat bees. “a. jefe'ete., constantly S00 poo R N) or sawed to order. We fall “supply for the great deAt Grass Valley. . feet, and shall keep # O14 fencing materials. M 8 to 11, A. M. ; and from 12 1-2 to five : and mand for choice building Wr and the prices . I’ from 6 to 8, P.M. Sundays.—From 9 to 11, 4. M.; Aa Remember, We Jamsters so a8 to ‘them . and from 3 to 5, P.M. All letters to mail, must be for freight, or Profits! J. WINCHES! received before 8 in the evening, to insure their going to make Large Seah Sy Sl as in the morning mail. E. MATHEWSON; P.M. * sit . we a ae . s My, sie ~ Bebadu Advertisements, H. DAVIS—BANKER, FIRE-PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET. NEM Sit ied PINE, NEVADA. . oe Deazts SIGHT, in sumis to suit, drawn-by BurPage ay, © 0 and Page, Bacon & Co. an : American Exchange Bank.” -""-""""“ Ng York. : gona maa tre EP ae ees: . New York, : : Philadelphia Bank’ """* Price ree eed Josiah Lee & Co pert teh a a na State * PORES 88 wenn ees ee. ser i Wetchingean Mites eee N. Orleans.» see S. Jones & Co Behe chicane som 9H. 5 Sele eees ces toes LORdON = Hottenger & Co. . ig a Gold Dust Bou : costes sal ee asia: = posit. «Bb: 93. nage F427 Se aa Wm. M. Srewarr. ee ) N. Skarts. ” STEWART & SEARLS ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW. > OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, ine eae First door above the Court House, Nevada City. William M. Stewart; District Attorney. December 15, 3m nl3. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Dealers in Watches, aye * ; Jewelry, Diamonds, Ke. _"** Matn Srreet, ist poor BELOW PHELPS Horer, Nevapa. Dec. 15, 1853. tf nI3. : % ee * 4 T. A. LIVERMORE, a DENTIST. Bega OH Office on Broad Street, nearly opposite White Hall Livery Stable. 4. * Nevada Citys Dec. 15, 13. tf. Pi. * DRUG STORE. A General assortment of Drugs and Medicines, and : other articles usually kept by Druggists, wholesale and retail by St Drs. CLARK & WALDEN, — Nevada City corner 6f Pine ahd Broad Streets. Nevada, Dec 29—15 tis THOMAS MARSH, Lanse, Sign & Ornamental Painting, Commercial st., next door to E. DeYoung’s stere, NEVADA. nif4-t WAMLEE DATES, EXCHANGE DEALER. Sight Drafts on PAGE & BACON, AND BURGOYNE & PLUME. Office in Fire Proof Briek Building, Broad St., Nevada. Dee. 15 tf nl3DENTISTRY. OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL,---Nevapa Crry. DR. S. C. McINTYRE, respectfully begs leave to inform his friends and hd —. that he is now permanently Oca, or the purpose of practisi in all the branches of his pecteesion. : eS Being a pupil of the most celebrated Dentist in the world, Dr. Brewster, of Paris, and with a practice thirteen years, he hopes by stri ness and careful operalions to to his patrons. a TEETH Foil, Amalgam or Gut Teeth set on pivot, ¢ ic pressure, from one t Teeth cleaned with This Dentrifice is Teeth, sweeteni scurvy of the gu come‘ tofLalifornia, ‘ALSO, an inval Douloureaux and Ne 2 gs m . Neyada,.Dee THs new and pleasan to notoriety, Phoen’ eration for the reception © The proprietor will spa loon the very best in the the season will be served up a suit the taste of the most fastidious. i Meals can be had at all hours, day or nigh Stews, Game, and in fact every luxury served to order on short notice.Persons wishing clean LODGINGS can always be ac~ commodated. Also, families furnished with pleasant rooms N. B. At the Bar can be found the best. of Wines,. Liquors and Cigars. " The public are respectfully invite ed to give the Phenix a trial. December 15, nl3 if + American Restaurant, Broad Street, a few doors above the Ofiee of the Young America, Nevada City. THs famous establishment, recently fitted up ima superior style by Mrs. WELCH, now rented by the undersigned, flatters themselves that they can serve their patrons with the choicest of every variety the market affords, such as Oysters, Game, Eggs, &e. &e:, constantly on hand ; in shost, every luxury te be-had in os Golden State, at all hours and on the shextest notice. : Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at the Bar. a “3 , &A=> Our motto “Excelsior !’7 “ The public are invited to ealiand judge for themselves. oe & MeQUADE. ~ RNP IRE LIVERY SPABEE Broad Street, nearly opposite ‘‘ Joufmal”’ Omi a (CARRIAGES and the best of hones cam, be had wt ni all hours at a moments warning. Nevada City, Dec. 15,1853 tf nds Broad Street, Nevada. > i "TBE proprietor of this well known estab--* ~~ lishment has the Pinger of informe, , ing his old friends and the public general ~ els pa ¥* : > ‘ ne ee ae aad Y, that he ‘continues to kéep the very best riding bis ate, Carriages &c., to let on N. B. Satisfaction given in all Cases. — Dec. 15 ni3 tf. j PR Aieop eater RESTAURANT, ' “MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY,» . Oyster Stews, Ganatal every lil pings, and Segars. JENNINGS & iG Dec. 15 tf nig. ; eee B ye é ’ —? no in fitting u bh beat posle ty lo, for making and epattinganything in the way of thing. has had many years” ~ —— we ether himself he is a complete masAt his shop may be purchased at low rates for ee Guns, Po Snor, Lean, Cars, NirPLe. Wisin, ores, Gur W: Wans, Snor a Bet og Si "he Union Hotel 3° of Broad street, 3 doors r Z. P. DA of the Union Hoiel. ? 15, 1853. nil tf é Particular pai : Nevada N. B. pains taken in cleaning and smeltingof Gold. a, . . “AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR

en nt Iuportant {-The Adventists tell us that the whole of this wicked’ world is to be smashed and-burnt up onthe 19th of May next. The Springfield Post suggests that those whonot wish to Jeave the world with a printer’s bill on their conscience should fork over before that. time. , #& Mrs. Partington informs the Boston Post that flour rises so fast, there isn’t the least need of “emptins’ in making bread. Ja Nebraska embraces all the unorganized territory of the Union—the extent of its boundary is over three thousand miles—its area about five hundred thousand square miles—capable of being formed into a dozen states each as large as Ohio. gs The St. Louis Intelligencer, says the exact number of hogsslanghtered in that city this season. is 82,204, which is an advance of . 25,200 over the former year. ==> Miss Susan Nipper says that the Russians have an awful responsibility resting on them for killing Turks, for every Turk who is killed leaves a dozen widows. The Baltimore American says that the product of the oyster trade of that city is equal to the product of all the wheat and corn raised in the state of Maryland. There is annually sold in the Baltimore market 4,800,000 bushels of oysters. The shells are carried to Virginia and North Carolina for manure, and bring, it is said, $120,000 annually. The widow of Alexander Hamilton, though 98 years old, still retains her faculties in an astonishing degree, and converses with ease and brilliancy. She always insists upon visitors taking a merry glass from General Washington’s punch bowl, which is choicely cherished. gs A singular petition.is now before Congress. In 1846, Mrs. Elisabeth C. Smith. of Missouri, under the assumed name of Ben Newman, enlisted as a soldier in the Mexican war. She discharged her duties faithfully as a soldier for ten months, when her sex was discovered and she was discharged from service. She has since married, and now applies for her pay and bounty land, which she certainly ought to have—Vorwich Courier. GeoLocicaL Survey or Ittrwor.—A result, not anticipated, probably, even by these engaged in the work, has*grown out of the State Geological survey, now in progress. We refer to the discovery, among other building materials. of several beds of beautiful marble ; superior to any rocks of the kind we have before seen, from any part of the valley of the Mississippi, and equaling many: of the imported marbles in beauty of colors afd susceptibility of high polish—_[.4/tcn Courier. Prick or Fiour.—There seems to be a general opinion that about half of the present high price of Flour, is the work of speculators ; buéthat even they cannot keep it up many months longer. The N. York Tribune says: Let us take courage. We shall not starve yet. Wait till the canal opens, andit will take more yeast than the flour speculators can raise to keep flour effervescing as it has lately There isa lot of land in the center of Mel bourne, Australia, just large enough for a store, which has been sold and re-sold to so many hands thatall the lawyers in Melbourne and their name is legion, have their hands fall making out the titles. As, however, this takes time, no one is legally in possession ; and down squats. a Yankee upon the spot, runs up a bark and shingle store, and drives a roaring trade, rent free, his neighbor paying at least fifty a week for the same accommodation. SHoorine Arrray AT SAN Francisco.—The Bay papers, state that,on Thursday last a young man, named Thomas Burke, was shot, in the Union Hotel, in San Francisco, by Jas Smith. Carr. Jupan, witha company of seventy dragoons, is on his way to Fort Lane, Rogue River Valley, where they are to be stationed. —[S. F. Sun. TraDE.—Business has been quite brisk, t the past two or three days. As soon as th going becomes good we shall realize a lively time of it.—[San Joaquin Republican. ConscL at GuaymMas.—From private advices received in this city we learn that Major Richard Roman, late State Treasurer, has been appointed United States Consul at the port of Guaymas.—[Com. Advertiser. Kentucky.—A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of Kentucky, to prohibit the sale of slave children under the age of five years, separate from their mothers, Crry Scrir.—We are gratified to be able to state that our city scrip is worth its face, and that there is not now outstanding,” with the exception of those celebrated eight per cent bonds, evidence of the city’s indebtedness to the amount of five hundred dollars —[Evening Journal. A Fresu Importation.—In the Moselle, which arrived on Friday from Hongkong, about two hundred and fifty more long-tailed Celestials were brought to this city. Within the past year our Chinese population has increased very rapidly, so that now a person in passing through large sections of our city might almost imagine himself in some of the low streets of Canton or Hongkong. Dirt, filth, nauseous smells and horrid caterwauling charaeterize the streets in which they live, and the most disgusting indecencies practised by them are forced upon the eye in passing their houses, A more utterly useless race of people: could not. be introduced amongst us. —[Alta California. San Francisca Advertisents. THOMAS TENNENT’S SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION Warehous, SIGN OF THE ‘‘ WOODEN SATLOR,”? \ Long wharf, corner of Front street. B SAN FRANCISCO. TransitInstruments, Theodolites, Levels, Compasses, Surveying Chains, Leveling Staves, Engineers’ Tapes, Pocket Spy Glasses and Compasses, Seales, Drawing Instruments, with a great variety of other articles, constantly on hand. ; 4 Having learned.my--business in the manufactory of the celebrated William J. Young, of Philadelphia, I guarantee all my work to be equal to that of his esyablishment. November 3d, 53—n7—1f. Upward and Onward. 1 WILSOW'S £9 EXCHANCE OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE. AND CUSTOM HOUSE, SANSOME STREET. HE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT, which is Fire Proof and five stories high, (being the only five story building on the Pacific,) is now finished®nd 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 have been induced to lease half of the fire-proof bloek just erected by Lieut. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange. This will add seventeen large apartments, and afford those facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our present Bar will, in a few days, be removed to the first floor in the Maynard Block, one door north of where the Bar is at present. No pains or money will be spared to render the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel of the public, and keep pace with the rapid growth and improvement of our wonderful city, and State. : With the above inducements, the Exchange is confidently offered to the ‘‘ million’’ as deserving their patronage—and although not disposed to be Wiy-dy and trumpet our. own praise abroad, our hearty thanks are cheerfully tendered to the ten thousands who have bestowed upon us alike their favors dnd money. Not unmindful of the former, we shall duly appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in future, as in times past, the smiles of our old customers and greet with pleasure our new ones—who probably will compose the largest portion of the world. San Francisco, Nov. 10—n8—if. Something New ATTHECOCHITUATE BATHS. 57 Sansome St., BETWEEN CALIFORNIA & PINE. San Francisco. The Royal Turkish LINEN BATHING TOWELS, JUST IMPORTED & NOW IN USE AT THE Cochituate Baths, The only house in the State where this healthy and agreeable luxury can be enjoyed.9 This is the best article ever invented for bathing purposes, and reccived a premium at the World’s Fair. Their superiority over every other description of Towel consists in their great sharpness, combined with flexibility and absorption, and are highly approved and recommended by the faculty as the most beneficial and invigorating article now in use. SINGLE BATHS, ONLY 75 cts. OR TEN TICKETS FOR $5. ka Separate apartments for Ladies. at “» MASON & McCOMBE, Proprietors. November 3d,—n7—tf NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. VIA SAN JUAN. Only 12 Miles Lana Carriage. MCADAMIZED ROAD. 4a THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS! <@a 5 agro Company have now the following splendid steamers, which will secure a spare vessel on either ocean, giving a guarantee to passengers against.any delay on the Isthmus :— ON THE PACIFIC: Siera Nevada. . Brother Jonathan. Cortes. . Pacific. ON THE ATLANTIC: FOR NEW YORK. Northern Light. . Star of the West. Prometheus, FOR NEW ORLEANS. Daniel Webster and Texas. These steamers are all of the first class and fast sailers, thoroughly ventilated and well provisioned, affording the traveling conimunity the shortest, safest and most pleasant route to the Atlantic, passengers arriving in New York and New Orleans from four to six days in advance of any other route. A steamer will be dispatched from New York on the 5th and 20th and from San Francisco on the Ist and‘16th of each month. CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, New York. C. K. GARRISON, Agent, San Francisco. September 22, 1853.—nltf. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’y FOR NEW YORK AND* NEW ORLEANS via PANAMA. GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS INCLUDING THE ISTHMUS TRANSIT. [DEPARTURE FROM BROADWAY WHARF. ] { igr Paciric Mar §. S. Company’s Favorrre SreamER CALIFORNTA, 1400 Tons burthen e A. V. H. Le Roy, Esg., Commander. Will leave for PANAMA with Passengers, the Great Through Mail and Treasure, on : TUESDAY MORNING, November Ist, at 9 0’clock. SAFETY, SECURITY, AND SPEED—NO SICKNESS ON THIS ROUTE. 24 MILES BY RAILROAD. Arrangements have been made with the most reliable Transportation Companies on the Isthmus, and tickets will be issued for conveyance of passengers and baggage at greatly reduced rates, from Panama to Aspinwall. The Isthmus is entirely free from sickness of any kind, and the Cruces road thoroughly repaired. The Transit from Panama to Aspinwall can now be made with comfort and ease in forty-eight hdurs, Each passenger is allowed one hundred pounds of baggage without extra charge. ure for shipment taken at lowest rates, and recoined at the office, until Monday midnight, October For freight or passage, apply to : "¢ : 8 E. PLINT, Agent. Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff Sts. Co-partnership Notice. sPHE co-partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, urider the name and style of CONRO, SAMPSON & Co. is this day dissolved. by mutual consent. F. D. CONRO, W. A. SAMPSON, WM. SHARP & Co San Francisco, Nov. 8, 1853. WM. SHARP & Co, having retired from the firm ot Conro, Sampson & Co.,the GOLDEN GATE FLOURING MILL will be conducted by the subscribers, under the same name and — as heretofore ; and the public may rest assured that no efforts shall be wanting on our i of California. The article we manufacture is PURE, and unadulterated. It is made from the choicest of Salter Wheat, and is fully equal to the best Haxallor lego. We tender our sincere thanks to our friends and the public generally, for their liberal patronage heretofore and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. F. D. CONRO, W. A. SAMPSON. San Francisee, Nov. 17—3m—n9. Grass Valen Adbertisements. Me ¥ Blacksmithing By Charles Retallack,. Auburn Street, near Main. H{O8SE SHOEING done in the best and most durable manner. Mining tools, repaired at short notice. Also for sale, a good assortment of Iron and Steel. Grass Valley, December 15 n13 if BELKRGULSMITHINGE, CASEY & CO., On the corner, near Bridge, Boston Ravine. A KINDS of Job Work done at the shop with neat ness and dispatch, and on*reasonable terms. Al so, HORSE SHOEING. a eT Tools repaired on short notice, and warranted. kas IRON AND STEEL ef stantly on hand. Grass Valley, Jan. 4, 1854 every description con16-tf MILL STREET BOOT & SHOE STORE. Opposite the Irving House. THE subscriber informs thecitizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that he keeps contantly on hand a large and well selected stock of eastéri made which he offers cheap for cash. 4 Gentlemen wishing a first rate article, and a genteel fit canbe accommodated by leaving their orders on the shoest notice. J. HENDRISON. N. B. Thick Boots of o'r own make for miners use kept constantly on hand.uThey are warranted to be as good as any to be had in California. r Grass Valley, Dec.15, 3nl 8mo. BERDAN’S Quartz Crushing Machine. * y ice undersigned have now landing, ex ‘Mischief,’ a set of four of these valuable machines, acknowledged to bé'the most perfect apparatus for separating gold from quartz. Pamphlets containing valuable information respecting them may be had of COOKE BROTHERS & CO., 130 California street, San Francisco. San Francisca Aobertisem’ts, CENTRAL HOTEL, (Late Cauirornia TEMPERANCE Hovss,) 229 Clay Street, San Francisco. ees and refinished throughout, with the addition of twenty new rooms, we can now offer superior accommodations at the following low rates : Board, (per week,) ..4 cos sree vesscerccees MO OO Board and Lodging, .. cc<ccessescecs Rooms without board, 4 00 to 7 00 Located on one of the principal streets, near the Plaza, and still kept as a Temperance House, with Table and Beds unsurpassed, offers great inducements to permanent or transient boarders. Be” Remember 229 Clay street, near Dupont. R. SAVAGE. WM. H. ELLIOTY. nov24-1m San Francisco, Dec 29—15 tf HENRY JOHNSON & CO,” IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE e Druggists, No. 146, Washington Street, near Montgomery, San Francisco. nie for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale prices, a large and well selected assortment of East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs 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, etc., 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. have 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 customers the benefit of low prices, and at the same time the best quality of goods. November 8—n7—tf Diseases of the Eye and Rheumatism. R. DILL, (from St. Louis, Mo., M. D., Member of the Parisian and other Medical Societies,) having visited the principal Schools and Hospital of Europe, expressly to study under the most celebrated Oculists on the continent, as Sichel at Paris, Juengken at Berlin, and others, that most difficult and delicate branch of our profession, Diseases of the Eye, takes pleasure in informing the public that he has permanently located himself at San Francisco, where he will treat any case of Diseases of the Eye that may present itself, so that patients need no longer go to the States to be treated for bad cases. Dr. Dill speaks English, German, French, Spanish, etc. 4aF Office corner of Davis and Jackson streets. Letters addressed, ‘‘P. R. DILL, M. D., San Francisco,”’ will be promptly answered. Dr. Dill cures the worst case of RHEUMATISM, by the new treatment, in two weeks, or makes no charge. San Francisco, Feb. 1, 1654. 20 3m Removal. 7: J. C. YOUNG has removed his office from 226 14. Dupont street, to the corner of Montgomery and California streets, opposite the banking house of Page, Bacon & Co., where he will be happy to consult with his former patrons, and treat scientifically and with discretion all those who may require the services of a Physician. The success of Dr. Young since his advent in this State has been without a parallel, and he hopes by continued and untiring application to his Profession, to remove from the public mind that lack of confidence which has so unhappily existed in regard to the medical profession in the State of California. P. S.—All letters enclosing $10 will receive immedi ate attention. Direct Box 735, P. O. , San Francisco. San Francisco, Jan. 24, 1854. 19 lm AGENCY FOR CLAIMS Against the Government of the United States P A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to Sher«man’s Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery st, where he will continue the prosecution of Claims against the United States Government, embracing: * CLAIMS of the officers and soldfers of Col. Stevenson’s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allowances. CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the California Battalian of Volunteers under Lieut. Col. John C. Fremont, for and extra pay, CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen “and marines, On account of additional compensation: for services in the naval and revenue service of the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coasis of California and Mexico, fr a March, 1853, » from 138th of May, 1846, to Ist of —ALSO— _ CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise imported into the ports of California after. the war with Mexico, and previously to the application to this State of ipa Laws of the United tates. or return of duties paid on merchandise in the fires of San Francisco of 1849 and bounty lands, arrears of pay, consumed 1851. CLAIMS —AISO— sioned by ne fsganomey vs account as losses oecaone of the State; per upon the property of or advances made 3 ghem to negoti witn the Indian tribes? ner een: trenton BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable and effictént aid in Washington, and claimants may feel sure OF the most prompt attention possible. . N. B.—He wilso give hi 1 17 3m San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1854. : cities of D, sided in Grass Valley for the THREE AND A HALF YEARS last, and in California nearly FIVE—continually practised and studied his profession, to the exclusion of every other intermeddling occupa -observed and criticised with unremitting care . assiduity, the phenomena of the diseases in this ¢limate and State, and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of DR: CHAS. ORMERLY of Madison County, Mo., havi them, feels no presumption in offering. professional services to the confidence of an _inté znt.and discriminating public, and respectfully invites its patnage: e DE CLEVELAND can always be found at his office ‘on Main street, or the “GRASS VALLEY HOUSE,” opposite, his boarding place, except“when absent on professional business; and POSERIVELY AT HOME, between the hours of 9 and 10 o’glock A. M. Dr. C. cultivates an aptitude SURGERY, so necessary in a mining region, often afflicted with accidents, far-distant from the skil] of those who in large cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of at all times with the RMENTARIA; ready to y accidents at a moMedicalScience, and is furnish various and most improved

perform operations and re ment’s: warning,. Dr. C, will demonstrate to those who may call on him, that it is unneces for them, at great outlay and inconvenience, to air to the lower -cities in quest of surgical aid, whieh they can as well procure at home. , . Consultation in diseases of the Throat and CHEST, particularly solicited ; and in the treatment of these affections, DR. CLEVELAND avails himself of those late masterly and triumphant improvements in this department of medicine,.as practiced by Drs. Bowditch and Warren of Boston. Grass Valley, Jan. 12, 1854. 17 3m Unprecedented Success ! SECOND EDITION — SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. Pen-Dnife Shetehes, — OR —— CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK. SERIES of original illustrated Letters, written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, and dedicated to that class of her citizens by the aothor. Handsomely embellished with Twenty-Seven Wood Engravings, of California Scenery and Incidents. The second edition of this Book, the most popular ever published on the shores‘of the Pacific, is just issued from the Press, carefully revised by ‘‘Old Block,”’ with the addition of a NEW CHAPTER. kas Postage to any part of the United States, 12 cents. 50 per 100 ; $8 per dozen ; single copies $1. ee * CURLE BROTHERS, Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmen, Third street, next Post Office, Sacramento, and for sale by all the Booksellers. ee Sacramento, Jan. 10, 1854. GRASS VALLEY BAKERY, PROVISION STORE, MAIN STREET. C.R. EDWADRS & CO., Having purchased the stand known as the ‘““Grass Valley Bakery,’’ is prepared to furnish the public with all kinds of BREAD, WHEAT, CORN, RYE AND GRAHAM. —+ALSO— Pies W Cakes of all Rinds. WEDDINGS, PARTIES, &ec. Furnished with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake at short notice. PROVISIONS Of every description constantly on hand, at the lowest rates. P. S.—Goods delivered. to any part of the town, free of charge. Grass Valley, Nov. 24, 1853. FOR SALE. THE Private Residence in which the subseri. ber at. present resides, is also offered for sale = cheap. The above property is desirably located on Main street. The house is a convenient one, containing six rooms on the first floor, Any person wishing purchase, is invited to eall and examine for themselves, T,. SKILLMAN. Grass Valley, Jan. 19th. 1854—n18. tf Carpentering and Cabinet Making, B Y FARLIMAN & MONZE, Auburn Street, Grass Valley. "THEY respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that they keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Window Sash, Doors, &c. Also, every thing in their line of business made to order at short notice. December 15 nil3 tf. —m GRASS VALLEY HOUSE. i By Veazie & Guiov, OARDING BY THE WEEK OR MEAL, with neat and convenient rooms for lodgers. Also in connection with their Hotel is a LIVERY STABLE! , Situated nearly opposite the Grass Valley House.— Horses kept by the week or night, also Horses for hire. Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. tf. Planed Flooring and Siding. a cee AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESSED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and dressed sugar pine SIDING, on short notice and at the lowest cash prices. A choice article of Lumber can always be had at the Grass Valley Gold Mining Company’s Mills. South side of Wolf Creek: Auburn Road. _ J. WINCHESTER, Supr. Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1853. tfi—n2 Lumber! Larmber!! TO TEAMSTERS AND OTHERS. HE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full operation, and ready to supply all demands for every deseription of .—SEASONED LUMBER! At the lowesa market prices, These Mills are situated nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley, about fifty rods south of thé Masonic Hall, Auburn Road, and most convenient for Teaims to load. There is in these mills, a MUGAY SAW, and a 52 inch CIRCULAR SAW, together capable of making 15,000 feet of lumber per day. » a splendid Woodworth Patent PLANING MACHINE! Capable of making 10,000 ft.of PLANED, TONGUED AND . GROOVED, and other manufactured lumber, per day, of “superior qualities. ‘before being dressed—our s ALL our lumber is well seasoned of over eight thousand logs giving us the best tial to be found iz the country. Callandsee! 7. Can always be supplied with 1 er on FREIGHT to the MARYSVILLE AND SACRAMEN Sis On the best terms, equal to any other.mill in Nevady county, and when taken in connectio hr freighting that it is well seasoned, the advan SS cain age from our mills are superior—our engine, StWt; oye . planing machine; being the most powerf mountain portion of the State. Lumber will be exchanged for reasonable terms. Lumber, Fensing, SiBaled Hay_on Good . ts . Bough Ready Arbetises, S.M.GILHAM, . WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN *» Groceries & Provisions. = T* connection, he has.also a BUTCHERY AND BAKERY establishment, and has constantly on hand Meets; Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastries of every description. aes &@= Fancy fixins furnished for Dinner Parties at short notice. Rough & Ready, Dec. 8n12—tf. ‘Taken up On the 30th October, 1853, a ROAN COLT. The owner is requested to come eptisy prove roperty, pay charges and take him away. Propony) PAY CNBARNEY & McCONNELL. Randolph Flat, Dec. 1,—nl1—tf BR. he Ao ORABTREL, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR, Main Street, opposite Adams & Co’s. Express. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12—€mo. EFIAGIiIsE: IR SE Sa pLYAQUBREAUN ples Main Street, next door to the Post Office, ROUGH & READY. I have opened the above establishment for f the accommodation of the public, and will m guarantee that it shall be supplied at all times with the best the market affords. g@>~ Oysters served up to suit the taste. Ham, Eggs &c., 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. 0. H. CLEMENT. December 15 n13 tf DASGUBRRIAW ROOMS, AT THE CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Main Street, Rough and Ready, California. FPPHE undersigned, having had cight years experience in their business, would respectfully inform the citizens of Rough and Ready, that they are now prepared to take Daguerreotypeg of persons and scenery in the 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 stated. December 8—n12_+f, EDWARDS & HENDEE. J= DOWNIE HOY Main Street, Rough and ng RA — TRAVELERS and Boarders May rest assured of . getting the best accommodation at this Hotel. December 8—n12 tf CALIPGRWA HOUSE. ane This large and commodious hotel, having resui;. cently been fitted up ina very superior style, se is now prepared for the accommodations of boarders 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. 4a Rooms can be had elegantly furnished, either for single persons or for families, and alt on the most reasonable terms. A. Y. OWENS & Co., Proprietors. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8—n12tf Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, together with mining tools &c. Also, in connection with the above is a BARBRY, : from which Cakes and Confectionaries can be prepared to order at the shortest notice.” . ee 88 Bread, Pies, short, every thing belonging te the. bu¥_ Keeps constantly on hand a supply of Cakes, and in siness. « "= Pe Seay ey Rough and Ready, Dec: 8, n12tf. ROWALD & GO, ONE DOOR East oF Apams & Co’s. EXPRESS. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors. Also, Fruit and Confeetionaries, as well as Mining implements of every description. kay Cigars of the most luxuriating and captivating qualities. Rough and Ready, Dec. 8, nl2tf. < 26 @+F FAREWELL GOTALLACH FARRTY, wwe HE pleasure of your company is respectf ully solicited at a Cotition Party to be given at the DOWNY HOUSE, IW ROUGH & READY. On the evening of the 30th of March, 1854. MANAGERS. Dr. McCormick i Ms Dr. Cleveland, ; }orass Valley: Wm. H. Endicott, } O. H. Haskell, James Fitzjames, Dr. Lark, H. T. Collins, W. H. Buchanan, Jerome Keys, Joseph M. Maguire, Rough & Reedy, March 22,1854. Nevada. Rough & Ready. 27 2 MAYERS & HARRIGAN, BOOT AND seg Al svona, GRASS VALLEY, ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Grass Valley , and its vicinity, that they kéep constantly on hand a large supply of Eastern made Bootsand Shoes, which they offer low for cash. : t GENTLEMEN wishing a coop article and a x#47 fit, can be accommodated at short notice, by leaving their orders with us, clit N. B.—THICK BOOTS, for Miner’s use, ™420/4 ed at sh ranted. : t short notice and gigs st., opposite Mill s Grass Valley, Sept. 22, 1853. ss factured Bo ts, we clai nufacture ots, we claim . eorg Co in California, and we are er 250 pollars, that we can prot. tf In speaking that ours are as go willing to wager 200 puce better wETENS BOOUS, s, either in stock or workmanship, than th Onestaqlishment in Grass Valiey, and we fur-. tho pee a challenge for California for the next four angst the to eome. ; i Dec. 22, 1853. ~~ NOTICE! HE demands in favor of PARKER & ELDER are left T with Mr GrorGe W. WoopwertH, at this office.— All persons indebted are requested to call and settle without further trouble or delay. : PARKER & ELDER. ox fin NOTICE. For Sale or Rent. J) cog ae HOUSE LOTS, well located, on reasonable terms. Bas Apply to Geo. W. Woopworts at this office. Dec. 29. 15-tf POST-OFFICE HOU inne’ Sagat bees. “a. jefe'ete., constantly S00 poo R N) or sawed to order. We fall “supply for the great deAt Grass Valley. . feet, and shall keep # O14 fencing materials. M 8 to 11, A. M. ; and from 12 1-2 to five : and mand for choice building Wr and the prices . I’ from 6 to 8, P.M. Sundays.—From 9 to 11, 4. M.; Aa Remember, We Jamsters so a8 to ‘them . and from 3 to 5, P.M. All letters to mail, must be for freight, or Profits! J. WINCHES! received before 8 in the evening, to insure their going to make Large Seah Sy Sl as in the morning mail. E. MATHEWSON; P.M. * sit . we a ae . s My, sie ~ Bebadu Advertisements, H. DAVIS—BANKER, FIRE-PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET. NEM Sit ied PINE, NEVADA. . oe Deazts SIGHT, in sumis to suit, drawn-by BurPage ay, © 0 and Page, Bacon & Co.. an : American Exchange Bank..” -""-""""“ Ng York. : gona maa tre EP ae ees: .. New York, : : Philadelphia Bank’ """* Price ree eed Josiah Lee & Co pert teh a a na State * PORES 88 wenn ees ee. ser i Wetchingean Mites eee N. Orleans.» see S. Jones & Co Behe chicane som 9H. 5 Sele eees ces toes LORdON = Hottenger & Co.. . ig a Gold Dust Bou : costes sal ee asia: = posit. «Bb: 93. nage F427 Se aa Wm. M. Srewarr. ee ) N. Skarts. ” STEWART & SEARLS ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW. > OFFICE ON BROAD STREET, ine eae First door above the Court House, Nevada City. William M. Stewart; District Attorney. December 15, 3m nl3. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Dealers in Watches, aye * ; Jewelry, Diamonds, Ke. _"** Matn Srreet, ist poor BELOW PHELPS Horer, Nevapa. Dec. 15, 1853. tf nI3. : % ee * 4 T. A. LIVERMORE, a DENTIST. Bega OH Office on Broad Street, nearly opposite White Hall Livery Stable. 4. * Nevada Citys Dec. 15, 13. tf. Pi. * DRUG STORE. A General assortment of Drugs and Medicines, and : other articles usually kept by Druggists, wholesale and retail by St Drs. CLARK & WALDEN, — Nevada City corner 6f Pine ahd Broad Streets. Nevada, Dec 29—15 tis THOMAS MARSH, Lanse, Sign & Ornamental Painting, Commercial st., next door to E. DeYoung’s stere, NEVADA. nif4-t WAMLEE DATES, EXCHANGE DEALER. Sight Drafts on PAGE & BACON, AND BURGOYNE & PLUME. Office in Fire Proof Briek Building, Broad St., Nevada. Dee. 15 tf nl3DENTISTRY. OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL,---Nevapa Crry. DR. S. C. McINTYRE, respectfully begs leave to inform his friends and hd —. that he is now permanently Oca, or the purpose of practisi in all the branches of his pecteesion. : eS Being a pupil of the most celebrated Dentist in the world, Dr. Brewster, of Paris, and with a practice thirteen years, he hopes by stri ness and careful operalions to to his patrons. a TEETH Foil, Amalgam or Gut Teeth set on pivot, ¢ ic pressure, from one t Teeth cleaned with This Dentrifice is Teeth, sweeteni scurvy of the gu come‘ tofLalifornia, ‘ALSO, an inval Douloureaux and Ne 2 gs m . Neyada,.Dee THs new and pleasan to notoriety, Phoen’ eration for the reception © The proprietor will spa loon the very best in the the season will be served up a suit the taste of the most fastidious. i Meals can be had at all hours, day or nigh Stews, Game, and in fact every luxury served to order on short notice.Persons wishing clean LODGINGS can always be ac~ commodated. Also, families furnished with pleasant rooms N. B. At the Bar can be found the best. of Wines,. Liquors and Cigars. " The public are respectfully invite ed to give the Phenix a trial. December 15, nl3 if + American Restaurant, Broad Street, a few doors above the Ofiee of the Young America, Nevada City. THs famous establishment, recently fitted up ima superior style by Mrs. WELCH, now rented by the undersigned, flatters themselves that they can serve their patrons with the choicest of every variety the market affords, such as Oysters, Game, Eggs, &e. &e:, constantly on hand ; in shost, every luxury te be-had in os Golden State, at all hours and on the shextest notice. : Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at the Bar. a “3 , &A=> Our motto “Excelsior !’7 “ The public are invited to ealiand judge for themselves. oe & MeQUADE. ~ RNP IRE LIVERY SPABEE Broad Street, nearly opposite ‘‘ Joufmal”’ Omi a (CARRIAGES and the best of hones cam, be had wt ni all hours at a moments warning. Nevada City, Dec. 15,1853 tf nds Broad Street, Nevada. > i "TBE proprietor of this well known estab--* ~~ lishment has the Pinger of informe, , ing his old friends and the public general ~ els pa ¥* : > ‘ ne ee ae aad Y, that he ‘continues to kéep the very best riding bis ate, Carriages &c., to let on N. B. Satisfaction given in all Cases. — Dec. 15 ni3 tf. j PR Aieop eater RESTAURANT, ' “MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY,» . Oyster Stews, Ganatal every lil pings, and Segars. JENNINGS & iG Dec. 15 tf nig.. ; eee B ye é ’ —? no in fitting u bh beat posle ty lo, for making and epattinganything in the way of thing. has had many years” ~ —— we ether himself he is a complete masAt his shop may be purchased at low rates for ee Guns, Po Snor, Lean, Cars, NirPLe. Wisin, ores, Gur W: Wans, Snor a Bet og Si "he Union Hotel 3° of Broad street, 3 doors r Z. P. DA of the Union Hoiel. ? 15, 1853. nil tf é Particular pai : Nevada N. B. pains taken in cleaning and smeltingof Gold. a, . . “AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR