May 11, 1854 (4 pages)

ee TELEGRAPHIC. San Francisco, May 9. A fire broke out this morning at 4 o'clock, A. M., dn ‘the corner of Bush ‘and Powell Sts., destroying two buildings. Loss $8,000. Caused, by carelessness. In case of City vs. Mary Blane, jury could not agree. The Custom House block has been appraised at $300,000. ~~ "Sacramento, May 10, 12 M. A bill has been introduced into the Senate requiring individuals, companies or associations, in applying fo the Legislature for special acts, wherein the rights or interests of others are affected, to signify their intention by public advertisements for six weeks successively, previous to making such application. Mr. Coffroth, of the committee on Federal Relations, has presented a bill to the Senate, opposed to a petition fir the passage of a law in regard te foreigners, who have not declar4 their intention of becoming American citirens. The petition asks that such shall be ineligible to locate claims, or hold may te and that Asiatic foreigners may become. domestics in our towns and cities, under suitable laws. The comm'ttee conceive the prayer of the petiéioner is wrong, and should not be granted, as it would have a tendency . to increase the crowds of Chinese. Mrs. Robb, late Mrs. Goodenow, is going to give two concerts in the new music hall, as . soon as it is ready for use. The Grand Lodge of Masons have closed their Annual Communication in this city. . yThe Bateman children perform this eve. ning. JOINT RESOLUTIONS, . In relation to the immigration of Coolies, . and others, who are not competent to be. come citizens of the United States, into . this Staie. Wurreas, Large numbers of the inhabi. tants of the Chinese Empire, commonly cal. led ‘“‘Ceolies,’’ are constantly arriving upon . our shores, and flooding every portion of our . young State, and more especially the mines, to the great injury of. and very detrimental . to the interests of citizens of the U. States, . and those who may become such, who should . have the exclusive control, and right to work the same, and Whereas, It isa generally conceded fact. that these copper colored Asiatics, cannot, under our Constitution and laws,become citizeus of the United States, inasmuch as they are not “Free White persons,’’ nor do they understand for appreciate an cath ; their religion, language and moral sentiments differ so widely from our own, they constitute a distinct race of cast of the human family, and cannot easily amalgamate or commingle en the basis of cémmén_equality, and Whereas, It is also a well established fact, that they came here as mere adventurers, seeking their own personal aggrandizement, or as § or hirelings, or a Foreign master, not only to labor for his benefit, while Fere, ibut under contract with security for their ultimate return, and Whereas, Under the present ratio of immi. migration, in two years more, the majority of . our population will undoubtedly be, Chinese of the most degraded species—and Whereas, In view of the above fact, it behooves us. the Representatives of the people of the State of California, to take some de. t . pbs oo ho feel interested The i itants of Grass Valley who feel in in the penmaates ‘organization of a District School are respectfully solicited to assemble at the Methodist Church (North,) on Monday evening next at early candle lighting, for the purpose of taking measures t important enterprise. to accomplish that impo MANY CITIZENS. rs MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A. M. MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, af the Masonic Hall. By order, J. M. FOUSE, W. M. CHAS. M. PETERSON, Sec’y. 20 tf ROUGH & READY LODGE U.D., gg MEETS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at & Rough & Ready, at early candle light. By order, By order, E. W. ROBERTS, Secretary. LO; Se Grass Valley Lodge, No. 1%. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURSDAY night, at MASONIC HALL, Main street. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to A. C. KEAN, W. M. attend. E. McLAUGHLIN, N. G. THOMAS BEATTY, R. S. Jan. 26, 1854. 19 tf Det Aptertisements, —<—_—_—————— — SEMI-WEEKLY EXPRESS En, . . eee IOWA HILL. HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A SEMIWEEKLY EXPRESS to Jowa Hill, leaving Grass Valley every Monday and Thursday mornings. All Orders, Letters, Packages, &c., left at Wells, Fargo & Co’s office or at the Post Office, in Grass Valley, will be strictly attended to. Also, orders left at Butts’ ‘‘ New York Restaurant’’ at Iowa Hill, will be promptly attended to. CORNELIOUS T. CUTLER. May 10, 1854. 34 tf Don’t You Come unless You can raise the Money, $5000. THE subscriber thinks he can sell the follow‘fing property so that the purchaser can make ta part pay for the whole, by November next. Said property is situated in Newtown, Nevada county, 3 miles from Grass Valley, and consists of a large TAVERN HOUSE and Fixtures, with numerous out-buildings—a RANCH of 160 acres, and about 20 20 enclosed with picket fence ; about 5 or 6 in Potatoes, which is black soil; a splendid pair of work Cattle, and well stocked with Hogs and Fowls; 10 . 955 +5 465—Two hundred and ten Fine Gold LeCows all with Calf; a Vlacksmith shop and Tools ; one half of six eighty fect extensive hill Claims, . whieh are averaging 27 dollars per day besides the cost of working them. Said Claims if located 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. Newtown, May 10, 1854. 2w34 Bay State Lower Mills Flour. The large increase in the demand of this favorite Brand of California M:de Flour, give us confidence in recommending it to the trading community and public in general, as it is made under our own inspection. All who have ever tried it have been pleased with the result ; and as it is made of the very best quality of fresh Wheat, bakers give it the preference above any other brands of imported. POLLEY & CO., Corner of Rand Front streets, and Fire Proof Brick store, No. 49 K st., botween 3d and 2d st., Sacramento. May 10, 1854. 34 1m £3 TEV Td Td FS STo yy he & Taken in all weathers, and in beautiful style, at Dornin’s SKY-LIGHT Gallery, KNICKERBOCKER HALL, Main Street, Grass Valley. NOTICE a scene af secial anarchy, which we can well contemplate at no distant period, as well as to guard ‘the interests of citizens of the U. States and whe ean or may become such. Therefore, be it Resolved, by the Senate and Assembly of the State of California, that the Congress of the United States be. and they are hereby memorialized, te enaet some law, or make some provision whereby the influx into this State. of Coolies, and other Asiatics, who are not competent to become citizens of the U. States, may be stopped, and thereby, the rights and privileges of our citizens protectResolved, That our Senators in Congress be, and they are hereby instructed, and our Representatives requested, to urge upon Congress the necessity of some speedy action, in * furtherance of sentimenss set forth in the above preamble and resolutions. Resolved, That His Excellency the Governor, be requested to forward to each of our Senators and Representatives in Congress, a copy of these Resolutions. Arrivals at the Beatty House. Wednesday, May 3d.—S M Boring, Nevada; E Balch, Oregon Bar, Am R; A Coe, Sac City; Z A Baldwin, Mormon Island; R Tibbals Esq. President Manhattan Co.; J Neggett, Nevada; H Corbin, Rough and Ready; AJ Post, Marysville; James Trumans, Georgetown; John Trumans, Grass Valley. Thursday, May 4th.—R M Smith, Nevada; J S Porter, Sac City; S Rouse, Moores Flat; Mrs. Letters and son, San Francisco; Jas Prime, Iowa Hill; H N Sanford, L A B Hobart, Wolf Creek. Friday, May 5th.—J M Cook, Moore’s Flat; E Van Rensalear ; Dr.G ET Hatch, T Wallinsworth, WM Weaver, B F Beal, M Smith, Iowa Hill; SG Post, A Lent, 0 Bourne, G W Hanes, John Whiton, John Slaverhter, Joseph Slaverhter, San Francisco; Jim Cady, CBaturday, May 6th.—E “ urday, May -—Ermest Star, Washington, N. €.; A Nichols, San Francisco; John Moulder, Downieville; SG Wheelwright, A C Keyte, J W Harker, Chas. Brown, G Markland, J Rousen, R Rousen, J C Ferris W Faville, J Shaffer, JB Walker, J Zumwalt, FG. Guild, B Fetzer, John Sheats, WG Mease, J W Updeff, P Dahl, Eli Sheats, Joseph Wetsels, P Gelson, M ushnal. : Sunday, May 7.—Miss Gibin, San Francisco: S P Storms, C H Bourne, Storms Ranch; G A Coes. A Morn, DF Boley, C Burbank, E Backus, J Martin, A C. oo Backus Minstrels; J W Brady, Jas Cole, Putah Monday, May 8.—J F Reyan, R Humphrey, Nevada: Chas M Peterson, Grass Valley;C R Sanders, S Fran. 4isco; S W Holliday, A Brewster, New York; F. Skillman, Skillmans Ranch; Stewart Harris, SS Coffman, € € Hutchinson. Tuesday, May 9.—C H Bani, Nevada, Hon J N Dawfey, Doct Palmer, Nevada; Dave Calvin, Camptonville; P H Winegar, Nevada; Robt Vandusen, J W Brittan and Lady. W. H. BFNTON, Proprietor. ae] Departure of Stages from Grass Valley. FOR SACRAMENTO.—LU. S. Mail Line leaves Beatty House at 5 o’clock every morning, arriving in season for the 4 Pp. m. boats for San Francisco. FOR MARYSVILLE.—U. S. Mail Line leaves Beatty House at7 o’clock every morning, arriving at 2 P. M. FOR AUBURN.—U. S. Mail Line leaves the Beatty pee every morning at 6 o’clock, connecting at Aurn with stages for Sacramento. FOR NEVYADA.—Accommodation Line leaves Beatty pyre etapa 8 morning at 834, and every afternoon at o’e ; FOR IOWA HILL.—New Stage Line for Ilinoistown leaves Beatty House every morhing at 8 o'clock. EALED PROPOSALS for the building of a COURT HOUSE for Nevada County, in accordance with the specifications and plan now on file in the Clerk’s Office of said county, will be received until the 29th day of May, A. D., 1854. Said proposals to be for Granite or Brick material, and accompanied by the names of proposed sureties for a bond with a penalty in double the amount of the bid. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. By order of the Court of Sessions for Nevada County, California. WM. S. PATTERSON, Clerk. Nevada, April 25th, 1854. 34 3t SS ate a ee Ee ee WHIP ‘EM UP! Another Splendid Raffle IN GRASS VALLEY. HE subscribers will dispose of their entire stock of Harness, Saddles, &c., at Raffle on Thursday, June Ist, 1854, when the following list of Prizes will be awarded to the ticket-holders : 1 One set double Harness .... 000. $100 00 2 ‘¢ single . 80 90 3 $s. .eart $s 80 00 4 ‘¢ double ES 5 «¢ double . 6 ‘¢ ‘single fs 7 ‘ ~=whim $8 8 One side saddle, 9 ee ac 10 ‘ man’s saddle, ll ce tai ac 12 ae ic ce 13 Spanish bridle and bit, 14 Bridle and martingills, 15 “cc ace 16 “cc ae 17 “ec “é 18 “ ac 19 One fine carpet bag, 20 “ “ce 21 ce “c 22 “ce “ce 23 Lady’s fancy riding whip, 24 cc cs “cc 25 “cc a“ sé 26 Pair Spurs, Mexican, 27 ac “ce ae 28 iti “e ‘e 29 Fine bag 30 ce oe 31 ce “ 32 ce ac 33 0 i a ae buggy whi P 35 ce ac “ 36 ce cc “ 37 0 i 87 One whip, 39 “ cc 40 it ce 41 One horse Brush, 42 ce “cc 43 “ ce . One twelve foot lash, 46 “ ce “a 47 “ “ “ be et ONO nT BD BD RD RD ED BD RD HE He Wm I I 09 C9 69 09 69 C9 ED NEN EN GD OIA AAROOOONNOAAMNNORAS Se SSS SSSSSSSSSSSssSSSSSSsssSsssSsSSsSsssssssysss ; $925 00 47 Prizes—925 Tickets—$1 Each. The above Raffle will be decided by three throws of the dice for each ticket—the highest throw to take the first or highest prize; the iowest throw to take the second prize, and so on, alternately. The highest throws to take the even numbers, and the lowest throws the odd ones. All ties to be decided by one throw of the dice. A committee will be appointed to throw for all absentees. The Raffle will take place at the store of the subscribers on Main street, opposite Silvester & Co’s. Persons are requested to call and examine the above property. MoCLURE & MONTGOMERY. Grass Valley, May 10, 2854. 34 td Grass Valley Advertisements, . Grass Valley Sdbertisements. WELLS, FARGO & €0’ . Geiss EXPREss, pesSSs Banking Exchange Office. EVERYBODY’S Sase HF STeR S. G. WINCHESTER, ” CAPITAL, $600,000. Successor To Dr. C. ALLEN, — [ths Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, is now . ~ OrrosiTs Bratry House, Mar Sr. , Grass VALLEY. cals, y and Fancy Fixings, a e old stand . ,¥OLD DUST. BULLION AND Ps in Grass Valley, first door west of the Beatty House, . ty oe of the United States a: : meee: pave _ = directly opposite Adams & Co’s Express and Banking . the primeipal places in California insured. House, where the public may depend on obtaining . Sight bills of Exchange craw» on the principal citthe pure and genuine article of evarything in his line. . jes in the Unitéd States and pura e and allhe asks in exchange is Poco FILTHY LUCRE.— . Si a. Sea Call and see. Parse on “scramento and sau Francisco, free of chi ts 353 Highest prigt paid in ocin for Gold Dust. 9 E WORM gi e* are fully pec ared to do PROMPTLY A. SMITH & CO’S anG FAITHFGR. Fny & 3 committed to our Grand Raffle! (= :.ge"" 8 er S1OO.00O! GREAT SALE . $10,000 in Slugs! . Farm! Residence! Building Lots! Watch\ Pv® pected and Color found. es. etc. ete. . PVE GOLDEN GATE SALOON, having paid the pen ~ TIGKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, { vity of ARMas: fer keeping a nt Laie is va To be had of the Proprietors, at Wilson’s Exchange. . “ying iv secure a reseectabie living by BILLIARDS. San Francisco, or at all the principal Hotels, Beok . The rooms have been re-fitted and enlarged, and no Stores, or Saloons, throughout the city and State. © pains have been spared te make the place A No. 1, Seer Sees $50,000 worth of Billiards! —_ __ {and the head-quarters of pleasure and amusement. . Ist Grand Prize—Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars in . All are invited to call. CASE UG S.265 5. ee eh ebs cee eedie RES $10,000 The best of CIGARS and LIQUORS will be furnished 2d Grand Prize—One handsome Residence, coni from: the bar at a moment's warning. sisting of three acres of land, with a beauMRS. E. G. SMITH. tiful Cottage House, in the city of Oakland, Grass Vaile on Broadway, within five minutes’ walk of the Steamboat Landing. The Proprietors own the property under the Peralta title and two years’ possession—the same, with a —— deed, will be given to the saya m4 GE co er. Valued at CAL IE ¢ I 2 3d Grand Prize—One Ranch, consisting of 100 : CALIFORNIA STA acres of land, with a good House, Farming es a Utensils, etc. This valuable Ranch is loN and after Saturday, April 1, the CALIFORNIA cated in the San Jose Valley, and is held STAGE CO. coaches will leave Beatty House, Grass April 3854. 30 tf Great Reduction of Fare. SOLO LN SAN LLIN under a confirmed Spanish title. A warValley, every morning at 5 o’clock, ~e deed will be given the drawer. ee Fs . ” ROR SACRAMENTO. Pe 4 to 254—Two hundred and fifty valuabie buil. ". Arriving in time to take the boats for San Francisco ding lots in the city of Oakland, the Brook: a lyn of San Francisco, situated. on BroadPare: onty.cs552552. bi. eae eee eeee wsiw ewes. SD way, within five minutes’ walk of the landing. These Lots are unquestionably the ; most beautiful sites for residences in the Stage leaves every morning at 8 o’clock. State, and are too well known to need deFare to Empire Ranch... scription. The Proprietors hold the Peral5 Agi Bae 2. ait s eanakea Coe aeeas oa vee ta title, and have possession; tue drawers ‘Marysville .. fi Se Wie cs ogenkals eee will receive warrantee deeds. Size 25 by 100 FOR AUBURN. feet. Valued low at $200 each.,..$50,000 Stage leaves every morning at 7 o’clock, running through to Sacramento same day. FOR MARYSVILLE. ver Watches, Hunting cases, each of equal value. Valued at $100 each.... . . 21,000 466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chinese Shawls, Fare to Auburn ee eee wees eee cess see seeeese Tee. Ys high cost. These Shawls are of the same Sacrament. icc cise ks Cece rece rerecese 10 quality as are sold daily in this city at $60 W. H. BENTON, Agent. each ; each one of equal value. Valued at Grass Valley, April 1, 1854. 32 tf POO iain wc cob eee ene secele sua ++» $10,000 s CERTIFICATE. Dentistry. We, the undersigned, are acquainted with the par. ties owning the property offered in this Raffle, and also know the Real Estate referred to, and we assure the public that we consider the title to the property as indisputable. HON. D. 0. SHATTUCK. JAMES A. MORRISON, M. D. DR. McINTYRE respectfully presents thanks to his friends and the public of Grass Valley for past favors, and for the accommodation of his numerous patrons, he will visit them on Monday of every week, when he hopes to be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who may be so unfortunate as to require his services. Bae Office at Adams & Co’s. Express. Grass Valley, March 30, 1854—tfn28. The Proprietors in conducting this Raffle bind themselves to carry iton ina manner that will be satisfactory to all who may buy tickets. The drawing will . be done by gentlemen chosen by holders of Tickets . each county in the State sending a committee of one KNOWLEDGE Is POWER ! ! for that purpose. Maps of the Real Estate, and samP. BROWNE would respectfully announce to the ples of the property may be seen at Wilson’s Ex\ ‘ J ty a change. e literati of Grass Valley, and vicinity, that he has . For the responsibility of the proprietors of this . openeda cheap Book Store and Circulating Library, Raffle, and that it will be conducted with honesty and . opposite the Post Office, and two doors above Adams integrity refer to & Co.’s where may be found all the late works of popuHis Excellency, Joun BIGrEr, lar and standard authors. : Hon. J. W. Denver, Secretary of State. ALSO, a good assortment of Stationary, Steel Pens, J. R. HarpEexperc, Mayor of Sacramento. Atlantic papers, Magazines, and California papers in Hon. Lewis ALDRICH, wrappers, for 25 cents, postage paid. ‘ ic 8 Maj. W. H. Harvey, Sergeant-at-Arms of Senate. . Knickerbocker Hall, Grass Valley, April 6, 1854. E. WILSON, Wilson’s Exchange. as General Agency for Atlantic, San Francisco and DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City. Sacramento papers. n29t{— oe NEW STAGE LINE! ! eee . BOOK STORE ! (MEmagnes? ieee; Next to the El Dorado Sa'oon, RMAs a [S,re;cpened: splendidly fitted up, and has the best Grass Valley to Illinoistown, L assortment of STANDARD WORKS, Novels, Wri. Via way of Buena Vista Ranch, Storms’ Ranch, and ting and Drawing Materials, to be found in any counBrooks’ Ranch. 8G Office in Grass Valley at the BEATTY HOUSE, HIS establishment, having been refitted in a very try pee oe eee eee HE subscriber, having established a line of stages wilt be Spee ry ee ld BROTHERS, . Poistown at 2P. M., every day. FARE, FOUR DOL. IOWA HILL, New and Rich Diggings! . to Yankee Jim’s, Michigan Bluffs, Elizabethtown, and Grass Valley, April 8, 185f. 30tf and vicinity with everything they may wish in his elry of all kinds repaired and MANUFACTURED to orSALOON, Grass Valley, March 1, 1854. 24 if superior manner, with the most modern style of METALIC TUBS, Showers, &c., is now open for the acThe proprietors spare no pains or expense to always between Grass Valley and Illinoistown, will run a Grass Valley, May 4. It wes Illinoistown being the nearest point to which coaches W*. H. LAMB having recently returned from New an ee ene and in Illinoistown at the EGBERT HOUSE. usually to be found ina Jewelry Establishment, is . line, at prices which cannot fail to suit. oO der. Main, opposite Mill street, Grass Valley. commodation of the community, where all persons get the latest and best works. coach between the two places, leaving Grass Valley This line is intended for the accommodation of percan run to Jowa Hill. This isthe main road from York, bringing with hima large and beautiful asLEONARD KING, Proprietor. now prepared at the NEW STORE of W. H. LAMB All wishing to buy, or otherwise, are respectfully Y invited to call and examine for themselves. Bs RA Pi N. B.—An extensive assortment of CUTLERY of will be attended to in such a manner as must give entire satisfaction. COLD, WARM, DOUCHE, AND SHOWER OF Orders to the Bay for any kind of Goods in our line at 8 o’clock, A. M., every day. Returning, leaves Illisons going to DISCOVERY OF Downieville, Minnesota, Eureka, French Corral, &c., sortment of Watches and Jewelry, consisting of PONY, Driver. on Main st, to supply the good people of Grass Valley Particular attention paid to Watch Repairing. Jewa Bathing, Hair Cutting, Shaving & Shampooing the best quality also on hand. BATHS, given to suit customers. An assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, and other Articles for the Toilet, always on hand at the lowest pri8. Tickets for Baths can be had, EIGHT FOR FIVE DOLLARS. j 8a> Rooms fitted up for the especial accommodation of LADIES, having a private entrance. E E. B. FREEMAN, : W. H. PAINE. Grass Valley, April 20, 1854. 31 tf SUPERB STULGE, [pur cermin optngs Sota tary Grass Valley, gives an excellent opportunity for AND AT : those fondof sporting with the pistol, to test their superintendence of Mr. 0. N. SMITH, who is well qualified, and will always be ready to clean pistols, 4 them, &c. &c., in the best EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED AT THIS skill in this exercise. The Gallery is to be under the put them in order, loa manner. #as~ Rooms at Lamb’s old Jewelry store, Mill st. ‘ Z. P. DAVIS. Grass Valley, April 13, 1854. 31 4t ea a ee AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR sale at the ‘‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,’’ at reasonable prices. Just Received by Clipper Ship FLYING CLOUD, AND EXAMINE OUR SPECIMENS. POST-OFFICE HOURS A FIRST RATE assortment of At Grass Valley. ROM 8 to 11, A. M. ; and from 12 1-2 to five; and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, from 6 to 8, P. M. mndeys,—Krom 9 to 11, A. M.; . of every kind; Novels and the latest Works, which and from 3 to 5, P. M. All letters to mail, must be . are offered for sale at low prices. received before 8 in the evening, to insure their going MEYER BROTHERS, . : B. MATHEWSON, P.M. Book Store next to the El Dorado. in the morning mail. October 27,—-3 “May 4. . Sacramento Adbertisements,. cCREARY & WILSON, DEALERS IN Wines, Brandies, &c., 123 J street, between 4th and 5th, Sacramento. _ " 311m EDICAL HALL.—DR. BAILLIE, AT the Medical Drug Store, No. 153 J street, fourth store west of 6th street, Sacramento. 3i lm C. MORRILL, Importer and dealer, at wholesale and retail, in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Garden Seeds, and Fancy Goods, J street, corner 3d, SACRAMENTO, CAL. April 13, 1854, 30 3m MINERS’ DRUG STORE, J STREET, between Fifth and Sixth streets, 139 Importer aud Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Medi. cines, Oils, Paints, Camphine, Lamp Oil, Turpentine, Machinery Oils, Perfumery, Beer and Soda Water Materials, Acids, Patent Medicines, and all articles, belonging to a well supplied Drug Store. Constantly receiving fresh supplies per clippers from the Atlantic . States. R. H. McDONALD. April 27. . 32 3m Oil! Oil! Oil! ONSTANTLY ON HAND, a large supply of Best Bleehced Polar Oil, Pure Sperm, Fish Oil, Neat’s Foot Oil, Train and Tanner’s Oil, for sale at The Miners’ Drug Store. N. B. Iam giving special attention to the selection of those articles, and persons may rely upon them being of the best quality. R. H» McDONALD. BG> Paints, Oils, Turpentine, assorted Fancy Paints, Brushes, Varnishes, Lamp Black, Boiled and Raw Oil, and everything belonging an Oil Store. R. H. McDonald, HOLESALE AGENT for California for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Dr D. Jaynes’s Valuable Medicines, McConklin’s Ague Specific, Sargent & Oo’s Canchalagua; Reynold’s Cholagogue, Qsgood’s Cholagogue, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment; es monet, Me abies bn gam a large supply of all the above medicines. oa large supply of re Patent Medicines. . ners Sherr-eperoned 50 bbls Alcohol, high proof, 200 gals. in tinsranted full 95 per cent; ” foe 50 carboys Sulphuric Acid, do Nitric. do Muriatic: 5000 bbls Whitening, ‘ ihe ct At the Miner’s Drug Store. CORKS, 100 000 Bottle Corks, assorted best velvet; F 150.000 Soda Corks os “s 500 do Essential Oils, assorted; 900 do Citric Acid; 1000 do Tartaric Acid, And a full supply of all articles for the manufactory of Beer and Soda Water. For sale at the Miner’s Drug Store, R. H. McDONALD. Sacramento, April 27, 1854. 32 3m Mexican Mustang Liniment. THE greatest external Remedy of the age is DON JOSA NOVALOE’S Reginal Volennic Mexican Mustang Liniment, for the cure of all diseases where an exterffal remedy is required. Just try it, and you will be fully convinced ot its utility. For Sale At the Miners’ Drug Store. TAR! TAR! Ce TAR, Pine Oil, Pitch, Rosin, Wagon Grease, Oil, Foot’s and Black Lead; at the Miners’ Drug Store, Sacramento. Sacramento, April 27, 1854. 32 3m CRESCENTCITY HOTEL AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. The proprietress feels grateful for the increased patronage extended to this long established house. THE TABLE, which is under the management of one of the best caterers in the country, is served in a manner unsurpassed. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS are well ventilated, and supplied with new clean beds and linen. MRS. JANE COFFIN. Sacramento City, March 30,—tfn28. Remember, the ONLY OPPOSITION STAGE OFFICE n this city, is at the Crecent City Hotel—J street, beween 3d and 4th. THE OLD STAGE HOUSE. SACRAMENTO HOTEL, BRICK BLOCK, No. 73, K STREET, BET. 3d anp 4th, SACRAMENTO, GEORGE S. LOVELY, Proprietor. This hotel is situated in one of the most central and pleasant locations in the city, affording good accommodations for transient and permanent, boarders, and desirable as a home for families. 8@5Terms reasonable. 84j>House open at all hours of the night. Sacramento City, March 30—tfn28. Musical Instruments, Toys and FANCY GOODS. ATWILL & CO., 155 J Street, Sacramento City, AND 172 WasHineTon Street, San FRANCISCO: (Sons on handevery description of sheet and book Music, Musical Instruments and Musical merchandise. ce Finest Violin and Guitar Striugs received by every steamer. Toys, Games « Childrens Presents in great variety, Canary Birds, cages and-seed, with a general. assortment of FancyGoods. : Instruments tuned and repaired. Dealers supplied at the lowest rates. Orders per mail or Express attended to with promptness. A & Co, ad 155 J St. Sacramento. April 6é—p20—1m * W. WALKER & CO. .: and Dealers in BRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS of the finest description, FIRE-PROOF STORE, 107 J STREET, four doors below their old stand, have on hand a most complete assortment of goods. consisting in part of the finest brands of Foreign Brandies, imported ditect; the highest grades of Wines, in glass and wood; ali the favorite brands of Champagne; Scotch and English Ale; Porter; Hollind Gim; Real old Irish, a and Monongahela Whiskies; Syrups of all ings. n Orders promptly attended to, and goods. carefully packed for the interior. Sacramento, April 13, 1854. 30 8m sis EXCHANGE & BANKING HOUSE, B. F. HASTINGS & CO., BANKERS, . Corner of Second and J streets, Sacramento, draw at sight or on time, in sums to suit, on And checks on San Francisco at par. GOLD DUST AND BULLION purchased at the highest rates. Collections made on reasonable terms, and proceeds remitted promptly. : Deposfts, special or otherwise, received, and all other business connected with Banking punctually attended to. Sacramento, April 13, 1884. . George Peabody & Co..... London ) Wm. Hoge & Co ..,.-cree ceri eee NOW York dames ROUGE UO. ooo kcssoeses ceoces New Orleans J. Be Thager & WO oy ie i . Boston . W. W. Frasior Beg. occ .ccc ccc con: Philadelphia }. (Page. & Bacon. 2). see -ses ines ibaa St. Louisa 1 30: 3m LO ee . Groceries, Provisions & Liquors, ONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS : PORK—in barrels and 34 barrels, clear and mess; BEEF—Smith’s Family Beef, in 34 barrels; HAMS—of the best brands, sugar-cured BACON—Extra clear and mess; MACKEREL—No. 1, in % barrels, 14 bbls and kits; GOSHEN BUTTER— in large and small packages; LARD—in kegs and tins; also, Candles, Sugars, . Teas, Coffee, Spices, Dried Fruits, and a general as. sortment of goods suitable forthe city and country. . trade, which will be offered at the lowest market . prices. ; Orders attended to with punctuality and dispatch. : WOOD & KENYON, 118 K st. bet 4th & 5th, south side, Sacraménto, April 20, 1854. $1 Sm POST-OFFICE -—. HTPRRARY DBPOR, . Newsmen & Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. GARDINER : (LaTE CURLE BROTHERS, ) . THIRD STREET, next to the Post Offite, Sacramento. April 6, 1854—tfn29 } . ‘ . Alarpshille Advertisements, . MURRAY’S FIFTY 50 CENT WESTER HOUSE, OPEN ALL NIGHT! SECOND STREET, BETWEEN D anp Hieu. pics AS SRE Se Aik = OED . The largest and Cheapest House in the City of Marysville. . 4e-— THE House having undergone a general imjus provement, and presenting an appearance for xe taste and comfort unsurpassed by any House in the city, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance of country and city custom. Being a thorough Plank and Railroad man, he hopes his continued exertion and desire to please the wants of his customers ; may be rewarded with success. : FAMILIES ACCOMMODATED ! . The utmost order prevails throughout the house. Marysville, March 30, 1654—tfn28. L. HITR. DECKER & WIZE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, Liquors, Psovisions, Clothing, 2 Shoes, Blankets, Tobacco, Cigars Mining, ga Tools, &e. &e. &e. Brick Block—Northwest corner of Plaza—3 doors east of Merchants Hotel. Marysville, Cal., March 30, 1854—n28tf. Hardware, etc. etc. To subscriber having on hand a large assortment of Hardware. which he offers at the 1owest prices, among which may be found the following articles, viz : Ames’ Shovels, with a variety of other brands; Spades, Hoes, Garden and Sluice Rakes, Sluice Forks, Hunts’—Collins’ and Simmons’ Axes, Adzes, Brondaxes, Picks, Sledges, Cross-Cut Saws, Mill Files, Bakeovens, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Halter-Chains, Hand, Pannel and Ripping Saws, Planes, Plane Irons, Chisels, Augers, Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Screw Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Table Cutlery, Hammers, Hatchets, Locks, Bolts, Door Handles, Butts, Screws, 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 Pins, Sad-Irons, Dinner Bells, Packing Yarn, Britannia Pitchers, Douglas’s Pumps, Lead Pipe, Brass Kettles, Zinc, Belting Rivets, Quick-Silver, &c. ALSO, a general assortment of Hot air and premium COOKING STOVES, plain and Japaned Tin Ware, Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe and Tom-Iron, together witha variety of other goods, to which the attention of the public is respectfully invited. E. McLAUGHLIN, Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. Grass Valley, March 16—tf—n26 SUMMONS. GRASS VALLEY Township, Nevada County, California :— GENTLEMEN,—All business and excuses being laid aside, you are hereby summoned to be and appear, armed and equipped, as the appetite directs, daily, at the icurean at 8A. M., 12 M—and 6 P. M., to satisfy. the cravings of hunger and to save your fines. Office on the corner of Main and Church streets; Grass Valley. BUTTS & CO. March 16th, 1854—tfn26 Co-partnership Notice. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the style and name of Dunevan & Penberthy, Pacific Hotel, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 12th ult,, Edward Penberthy’s interest having been purchased by P. J. Dunevan. The. business of said firm will be conducted by said Dunevan. P. J. DUNEVAN, 2 Grass Valley, April 12th, 1854. 32 3tp CHAIR SHOP. JOHN M. HANSON, ; promptly to it; and warrant every <= — inimanufactured in his shop. , ‘y terms are cash, aud my articles of Furnitura will be sold cheap, so that pm wishing ‘ ‘to purchase, shaJl ffnd no fault with mb E tu dirs Grass Valley, October 27, 1853—tf—ne. ee fn — ‘§

ee TELEGRAPHIC. San Francisco, May 9. A fire broke out this morning at 4 o'clock, A. M., dn ‘the corner of Bush ‘and Powell Sts., destroying two buildings. Loss $8,000. Caused, by carelessness. In case of City vs. Mary Blane, jury could not agree. The Custom House block has been appraised at $300,000. ~~ "Sacramento, May 10, 12 M. A bill has been introduced into the Senate requiring individuals, companies or associations, in applying fo the Legislature for special acts, wherein the rights or interests of others are affected, to signify their intention by public advertisements for six weeks successively, previous to making such application. Mr. Coffroth, of the committee on Federal Relations, has presented a bill to the Senate, opposed to a petition fir the passage of a law in regard te foreigners, who have not declar4 their intention of becoming American citirens. The petition asks that such shall be ineligible to locate claims, or hold may te and that Asiatic foreigners may become. domestics in our towns and cities, under suitable laws. The comm'ttee conceive the prayer of the petiéioner is wrong, and should not be granted, as it would have a tendency . to increase the crowds of Chinese. Mrs. Robb, late Mrs. Goodenow, is going to give two concerts in the new music hall, as . soon as it is ready for use. The Grand Lodge of Masons have closed their Annual Communication in this city. . yThe Bateman children perform this eve. ning. JOINT RESOLUTIONS, . In relation to the immigration of Coolies, . and others, who are not competent to be. come citizens of the United States, into . this Staie. Wurreas, Large numbers of the inhabi. tants of the Chinese Empire, commonly cal. led ‘“‘Ceolies,’’ are constantly arriving upon . our shores, and flooding every portion of our . young State, and more especially the mines, to the great injury of. and very detrimental . to the interests of citizens of the U. States, . and those who may become such, who should . have the exclusive control, and right to work the same, and Whereas, It isa generally conceded fact. that these copper colored Asiatics, cannot, under our Constitution and laws,become citizeus of the United States, inasmuch as they are not “Free White persons,’’ nor do they understand for appreciate an cath ; their religion, language and moral sentiments differ so widely from our own, they constitute a distinct race of cast of the human family, and cannot easily amalgamate or commingle en the basis of cémmén_equality, and Whereas, It is also a well established fact, that they came here as mere adventurers, seeking their own personal aggrandizement, or as § or hirelings, or a Foreign master, not only to labor for his benefit, while Fere, ibut under contract with security for their ultimate return, and Whereas, Under the present ratio of immi. migration, in two years more, the majority of . our population will undoubtedly be, Chinese of the most degraded species—and Whereas, In view of the above fact, it behooves us. the Representatives of the people of the State of California, to take some de. t . pbs oo ho feel interested The i itants of Grass Valley who feel in in the penmaates ‘organization of a District School are respectfully solicited to assemble at the Methodist Church (North,) on Monday evening next at early candle lighting, for the purpose of taking measures t important enterprise. to accomplish that impo MANY CITIZENS. rs MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A. M. MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, af the Masonic Hall. By order, J. M. FOUSE, W. M. CHAS. M. PETERSON, Sec’y. 20 tf ROUGH & READY LODGE U.D., gg MEETS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at & Rough & Ready, at early candle light. By order, By order, E. W. ROBERTS, Secretary. LO; Se Grass Valley Lodge, No. 1%. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURSDAY night, at MASONIC HALL, Main street. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to A. C. KEAN, W. M. attend. E. McLAUGHLIN, N. G. THOMAS BEATTY, R. S. Jan. 26, 1854. 19 tf Det Aptertisements, —<—_—_—————— — SEMI-WEEKLY EXPRESS En, . . eee IOWA HILL. HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A SEMIWEEKLY EXPRESS to Jowa Hill, leaving Grass Valley every Monday and Thursday mornings. All Orders, Letters, Packages, &c., left at Wells, Fargo & Co’s office or at the Post Office, in Grass Valley, will be strictly attended to. Also, orders left at Butts’ ‘‘ New York Restaurant’’ at Iowa Hill, will be promptly attended to. CORNELIOUS T. CUTLER. May 10, 1854. 34 tf Don’t You Come unless You can raise the Money, $5000. THE subscriber thinks he can sell the follow‘fing property so that the purchaser can make ta part pay for the whole, by November next. Said property is situated in Newtown, Nevada county, 3 miles from Grass Valley, and consists of a large TAVERN HOUSE and Fixtures, with numerous out-buildings—a RANCH of 160 acres, and about 20 20 enclosed with picket fence ; about 5 or 6 in Potatoes, which is black soil; a splendid pair of work Cattle, and well stocked with Hogs and Fowls; 10 . 955 +5 465—Two hundred and ten Fine Gold LeCows all with Calf; a Vlacksmith shop and Tools ; one half of six eighty fect extensive hill Claims, . whieh are averaging 27 dollars per day besides the cost of working them. Said Claims if located 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. Newtown, May 10, 1854. 2w34 Bay State Lower Mills Flour. The large increase in the demand of this favorite Brand of California M:de Flour, give us confidence in recommending it to the trading community and public in general, as it is made under our own inspection. All who have ever tried it have been pleased with the result ; and as it is made of the very best quality of fresh Wheat, bakers give it the preference above any other brands of imported. POLLEY & CO., Corner of Rand Front streets, and Fire Proof Brick store, No. 49 K st., botween 3d and 2d st., Sacramento. May 10, 1854. 34 1m £3 TEV Td Td FS STo yy he & Taken in all weathers, and in beautiful style, at Dornin’s SKY-LIGHT Gallery, KNICKERBOCKER HALL, Main Street, Grass Valley. NOTICE a scene af secial anarchy, which we can well contemplate at no distant period, as well as to guard ‘the interests of citizens of the U. States and whe ean or may become such. Therefore, be it Resolved, by the Senate and Assembly of the State of California, that the Congress of the United States be. and they are hereby memorialized, te enaet some law, or make some provision whereby the influx into this State. of Coolies, and other Asiatics, who are not competent to become citizens of the U. States, may be stopped, and thereby, the rights and privileges of our citizens protectResolved, That our Senators in Congress be, and they are hereby instructed, and our Representatives requested, to urge upon Congress the necessity of some speedy action, in * furtherance of sentimenss set forth in the above preamble and resolutions. Resolved, That His Excellency the Governor, be requested to forward to each of our Senators and Representatives in Congress, a copy of these Resolutions. Arrivals at the Beatty House. Wednesday, May 3d.—S M Boring, Nevada; E Balch, Oregon Bar, Am R; A Coe, Sac City; Z A Baldwin, Mormon Island; R Tibbals Esq. President Manhattan Co.; J Neggett, Nevada; H Corbin, Rough and Ready; AJ Post, Marysville; James Trumans, Georgetown; John Trumans, Grass Valley. Thursday, May 4th.—R M Smith, Nevada; J S Porter, Sac City; S Rouse, Moores Flat; Mrs. Letters and son, San Francisco; Jas Prime, Iowa Hill; H N Sanford, L A B Hobart, Wolf Creek. Friday, May 5th.—J M Cook, Moore’s Flat; E Van Rensalear ; Dr.G ET Hatch, T Wallinsworth, WM Weaver, B F Beal, M Smith, Iowa Hill; SG Post, A Lent, 0 Bourne, G W Hanes, John Whiton, John Slaverhter, Joseph Slaverhter, San Francisco; Jim Cady, CBaturday, May 6th.—E “ urday, May -—Ermest Star, Washington, N. €.; A Nichols, San Francisco; John Moulder, Downieville; SG Wheelwright, A C Keyte, J W Harker, Chas. Brown, G Markland, J Rousen, R Rousen, J C Ferris W Faville, J Shaffer, JB Walker, J Zumwalt, FG. Guild, B Fetzer, John Sheats, WG Mease, J W Updeff, P Dahl, Eli Sheats, Joseph Wetsels, P Gelson, M ushnal. : Sunday, May 7.—Miss Gibin, San Francisco: S P Storms, C H Bourne, Storms Ranch; G A Coes. A Morn, DF Boley, C Burbank, E Backus, J Martin, A C. oo Backus Minstrels; J W Brady, Jas Cole, Putah Monday, May 8.—J F Reyan, R Humphrey, Nevada: Chas M Peterson, Grass Valley;C R Sanders, S Fran. 4isco; S W Holliday, A Brewster, New York; F. Skillman, Skillmans Ranch; Stewart Harris, SS Coffman, € € Hutchinson. Tuesday, May 9.—C H Bani, Nevada, Hon J N Dawfey, Doct Palmer, Nevada; Dave Calvin, Camptonville; P H Winegar, Nevada; Robt Vandusen, J W Brittan and Lady. W. H. BFNTON, Proprietor. ae] Departure of Stages from Grass Valley. FOR SACRAMENTO.—LU. S. Mail Line leaves Beatty House at 5 o’clock every morning, arriving in season for the 4 Pp. m. boats for San Francisco. FOR MARYSVILLE.—U. S. Mail Line leaves Beatty House at7 o’clock every morning, arriving at 2 P. M. FOR AUBURN.—U. S. Mail Line leaves the Beatty pee every morning at 6 o’clock, connecting at Aurn with stages for Sacramento. FOR NEVYADA.—Accommodation Line leaves Beatty pyre etapa 8 morning at 834, and every afternoon at o’e ; FOR IOWA HILL.—New Stage Line for Ilinoistown leaves Beatty House every morhing at 8 o'clock. EALED PROPOSALS for the building of a COURT HOUSE for Nevada County, in accordance with the specifications and plan now on file in the Clerk’s Office of said county, will be received until the 29th day of May, A. D., 1854. Said proposals to be for Granite or Brick material, and accompanied by the names of proposed sureties for a bond with a penalty in double the amount of the bid. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. By order of the Court of Sessions for Nevada County, California. WM. S. PATTERSON, Clerk. Nevada, April 25th, 1854. 34 3t SS ate a ee Ee ee WHIP ‘EM UP! Another Splendid Raffle IN GRASS VALLEY. HE subscribers will dispose of their entire stock of Harness, Saddles, &c., at Raffle on Thursday, June Ist, 1854, when the following list of Prizes will be awarded to the ticket-holders : 1 One set double Harness ....... 000. $100 00 2 ‘¢ single . 80 90 3 $s. .eart $s 80 00 4 ‘¢ double ES 5 «¢ double . 6 ‘¢ ‘single fs 7 ‘ ~=whim $8 8 One side saddle, 9 ee ac 10 ‘ man’s saddle, ll ce tai ac 12 ae ic ce 13 Spanish bridle and bit, 14 Bridle and martingills, 15 “cc ace 16 “cc ae 17 “ec “é 18 “ ac 19 One fine carpet bag, 20 “ “ce 21 ce “c 22 “ce “ce 23 Lady’s fancy riding whip, 24 cc cs “cc 25 “cc a“ sé 26 Pair Spurs, Mexican, 27 ac “ce ae 28 iti “e ‘e 29 Fine bag 30 ce oe 31 ce “ 32 ce ac 33 0 i a ae buggy whi P 35 ce ac “ 36 ce cc “ 37 0 i 87 One whip, 39 “ cc 40 it ce 41 One horse Brush, 42 ce “cc 43 “ ce . One twelve foot lash, 46 “ ce “a 47 “ “ “ be et ONO nT BD BD RD RD ED BD RD HE He Wm I I 09 C9 69 09 69 C9 ED NEN EN GD OIA AAROOOONNOAAMNNORAS Se SSS SSSSSSSSSSSssSSSSSSsssSsssSsSSsSsssssssysss ; $925 00 47 Prizes—925 Tickets—$1 Each. The above Raffle will be decided by three throws of the dice for each ticket—the highest throw to take the first or highest prize; the iowest throw to take the second prize, and so on, alternately. The highest throws to take the even numbers, and the lowest throws the odd ones. All ties to be decided by one throw of the dice. A committee will be appointed to throw for all absentees. The Raffle will take place at the store of the subscribers on Main street, opposite Silvester & Co’s. Persons are requested to call and examine the above property. MoCLURE & MONTGOMERY. Grass Valley, May 10, 2854. 34 td Grass Valley Advertisements, . Grass Valley Sdbertisements. WELLS, FARGO & €0’ . Geiss EXPREss, pesSSs Banking Exchange Office. EVERYBODY’S Sase HF STeR S. G. WINCHESTER, ” CAPITAL, $600,000. Successor To Dr. C. ALLEN, — [ths Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, is now . ~ OrrosiTs Bratry House, Mar Sr. , Grass VALLEY. cals, y and Fancy Fixings, a e old stand . ,¥OLD DUST. BULLION AND Ps in Grass Valley, first door west of the Beatty House, . ty oe of the United States a: : meee: pave _ = directly opposite Adams & Co’s Express and Banking . the primeipal places in California insured. House, where the public may depend on obtaining . Sight bills of Exchange craw» on the principal citthe pure and genuine article of evarything in his line. . jes in the Unitéd States and pura e and allhe asks in exchange is Poco FILTHY LUCRE.— . Si a. Sea Call and see. Parse on “scramento and sau Francisco, free of chi ts 353 Highest prigt paid in ocin for Gold Dust. 9 E WORM gi e* are fully pec ared to do PROMPTLY A. SMITH & CO’S anG FAITHFGR. Fny & 3 committed to our Grand Raffle! (= :.ge"" 8 er S1OO.00O! GREAT SALE . $10,000 in Slugs! . Farm! Residence! Building Lots! Watch\ Pv® pected and Color found. es. etc. ete. . PVE GOLDEN GATE SALOON, having paid the pen ~ TIGKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, { vity of ARMas: fer keeping a nt Laie is va To be had of the Proprietors, at Wilson’s Exchange. . “ying iv secure a reseectabie living by BILLIARDS. San Francisco, or at all the principal Hotels, Beok . The rooms have been re-fitted and enlarged, and no Stores, or Saloons, throughout the city and State. © pains have been spared te make the place A No. 1, Seer Sees $50,000 worth of Billiards! —_ __ {and the head-quarters of pleasure and amusement. . Ist Grand Prize—Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars in . All are invited to call. CASE UG S.265 5. ee eh ebs cee eedie RES $10,000 The best of CIGARS and LIQUORS will be furnished 2d Grand Prize—One handsome Residence, coni from: the bar at a moment's warning. sisting of three acres of land, with a beauMRS. E. G. SMITH. tiful Cottage House, in the city of Oakland, Grass Vaile on Broadway, within five minutes’ walk of the Steamboat Landing. The Proprietors own the property under the Peralta title and two years’ possession—the same, with a —— deed, will be given to the saya m4 GE co er. Valued at CAL IE ¢ I 2 3d Grand Prize—One Ranch, consisting of 100 : CALIFORNIA STA acres of land, with a good House, Farming es a Utensils, etc. This valuable Ranch is loN and after Saturday, April 1, the CALIFORNIA cated in the San Jose Valley, and is held STAGE CO. coaches will leave Beatty House, Grass April 3854. 30 tf Great Reduction of Fare. SOLO LN SAN LLIN under a confirmed Spanish title. A warValley, every morning at 5 o’clock, ~e deed will be given the drawer. ee Fs . ” ROR SACRAMENTO. Pe 4 to 254—Two hundred and fifty valuabie buil. ". Arriving in time to take the boats for San Francisco ding lots in the city of Oakland, the Brook: a lyn of San Francisco, situated. on BroadPare: onty.cs552552. bi. eae eee eeee wsiw ewes. SD way, within five minutes’ walk of the landing. These Lots are unquestionably the ; most beautiful sites for residences in the Stage leaves every morning at 8 o’clock. State, and are too well known to need deFare to Empire Ranch...... scription. The Proprietors hold the Peral5 Agi Bae 2. ait s eanakea Coe aeeas oa vee ta title, and have possession; tue drawers ‘Marysville ... fi Se Wie cs ogenkals eee will receive warrantee deeds. Size 25 by 100 FOR AUBURN. feet. Valued low at $200 each.,....$50,000 Stage leaves every morning at 7 o’clock, running through to Sacramento same day. FOR MARYSVILLE. ver Watches, Hunting cases, each of equal value. Valued at $100 each....... . . 21,000 466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chinese Shawls, Fare to Auburn ee eee wees eee cess see seeeese Tee. Ys

high cost. These Shawls are of the same Sacrament.. icc cise ks Cece rece rerecese 10 quality as are sold daily in this city at $60 W. H. BENTON, Agent. each ; each one of equal value. Valued at Grass Valley, April 1, 1854. 32 tf POO iain wc cob eee ene secele sua ++» $10,000 s CERTIFICATE. Dentistry. We, the undersigned, are acquainted with the par. ties owning the property offered in this Raffle, and also know the Real Estate referred to, and we assure the public that we consider the title to the property as indisputable. HON. D. 0. SHATTUCK. JAMES A. MORRISON, M. D. DR. McINTYRE respectfully presents thanks to his friends and the public of Grass Valley for past favors, and for the accommodation of his numerous patrons, he will visit them on Monday of every week, when he hopes to be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who may be so unfortunate as to require his services. Bae Office at Adams & Co’s. Express. Grass Valley, March 30, 1854—tfn28. The Proprietors in conducting this Raffle bind themselves to carry iton ina manner that will be satisfactory to all who may buy tickets. The drawing will . be done by gentlemen chosen by holders of Tickets . each county in the State sending a committee of one KNOWLEDGE Is POWER ! ! for that purpose. Maps of the Real Estate, and samP. BROWNE would respectfully announce to the ples of the property may be seen at Wilson’s Ex\ ‘ J ty a change. e literati of Grass Valley, and vicinity, that he has . For the responsibility of the proprietors of this . openeda cheap Book Store and Circulating Library, Raffle, and that it will be conducted with honesty and . opposite the Post Office, and two doors above Adams integrity refer to & Co.’s where may be found all the late works of popuHis Excellency, Joun BIGrEr, lar and standard authors. : Hon. J. W. Denver, Secretary of State. ALSO, a good assortment of Stationary, Steel Pens, J. R. HarpEexperc, Mayor of Sacramento. Atlantic papers, Magazines, and California papers in Hon. Lewis ALDRICH, wrappers, for 25 cents, postage paid. ‘ ic 8 Maj. W. H. Harvey, Sergeant-at-Arms of Senate. . Knickerbocker Hall, Grass Valley, April 6, 1854. E. WILSON, Wilson’s Exchange. as General Agency for Atlantic, San Francisco and DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City. Sacramento papers. n29t{— oe NEW STAGE LINE! ! eee . BOOK STORE ! (MEmagnes? ieee; Next to the El Dorado Sa'oon, RMAs a [S,re;cpened: splendidly fitted up, and has the best Grass Valley to Illinoistown, L assortment of STANDARD WORKS, Novels, Wri. Via way of Buena Vista Ranch, Storms’ Ranch, and ting and Drawing Materials, to be found in any counBrooks’ Ranch. 8G Office in Grass Valley at the BEATTY HOUSE, HIS establishment, having been refitted in a very try pee oe eee eee HE subscriber, having established a line of stages wilt be Spee ry ee ld BROTHERS, . Poistown at 2P. M., every day. FARE, FOUR DOL. IOWA HILL, New and Rich Diggings! . to Yankee Jim’s, Michigan Bluffs, Elizabethtown, and Grass Valley, April 8, 185f. 30tf and vicinity with everything they may wish in his elry of all kinds repaired and MANUFACTURED to orSALOON, Grass Valley, March 1, 1854. 24 if superior manner, with the most modern style of METALIC TUBS, Showers, &c., is now open for the acThe proprietors spare no pains or expense to always between Grass Valley and Illinoistown, will run a Grass Valley, May 4. It wes Illinoistown being the nearest point to which coaches W*. H. LAMB having recently returned from New an ee ene and in Illinoistown at the EGBERT HOUSE. usually to be found ina Jewelry Establishment, is . line, at prices which cannot fail to suit. oO der. Main, opposite Mill street, Grass Valley. commodation of the community, where all persons get the latest and best works. coach between the two places, leaving Grass Valley This line is intended for the accommodation of percan run to Jowa Hill. This isthe main road from York, bringing with hima large and beautiful asLEONARD KING, Proprietor. now prepared at the NEW STORE of W. H. LAMB All wishing to buy, or otherwise, are respectfully Y invited to call and examine for themselves. Bs RA Pi N. B.—An extensive assortment of CUTLERY of will be attended to in such a manner as must give entire satisfaction. COLD, WARM, DOUCHE, AND SHOWER OF Orders to the Bay for any kind of Goods in our line at 8 o’clock, A. M., every day. Returning, leaves Illisons going to DISCOVERY OF Downieville, Minnesota, Eureka, French Corral, &c., sortment of Watches and Jewelry, consisting of PONY, Driver. on Main st, to supply the good people of Grass Valley Particular attention paid to Watch Repairing. Jewa Bathing, Hair Cutting, Shaving & Shampooing the best quality also on hand. BATHS, given to suit customers. An assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, and other Articles for the Toilet, always on hand at the lowest pri8. Tickets for Baths can be had, EIGHT FOR FIVE DOLLARS. j 8a> Rooms fitted up for the especial accommodation of LADIES, having a private entrance. E E. B. FREEMAN, : W. H. PAINE. Grass Valley, April 20, 1854. 31 tf SUPERB STULGE, [pur cermin optngs Sota tary Grass Valley, gives an excellent opportunity for AND AT : those fondof sporting with the pistol, to test their superintendence of Mr. 0. N. SMITH, who is well qualified, and will always be ready to clean pistols, 4 them, &c. &c., in the best EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED AT THIS skill in this exercise. The Gallery is to be under the put them in order, loa manner. #as~ Rooms at Lamb’s old Jewelry store, Mill st. ‘ Z. P. DAVIS. Grass Valley, April 13, 1854. 31 4t ea a ee AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR sale at the ‘‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,’’ at reasonable prices. Just Received by Clipper Ship FLYING CLOUD, AND EXAMINE OUR SPECIMENS. POST-OFFICE HOURS A FIRST RATE assortment of At Grass Valley. ROM 8 to 11, A. M. ; and from 12 1-2 to five; and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, from 6 to 8, P. M. mndeys,—Krom 9 to 11, A. M.; . of every kind; Novels and the latest Works, which and from 3 to 5, P. M. All letters to mail, must be . are offered for sale at low prices. received before 8 in the evening, to insure their going MEYER BROTHERS, . : B. MATHEWSON, P.M. Book Store next to the El Dorado. in the morning mail. October 27,—-3 “May 4. . Sacramento Adbertisements,. cCREARY & WILSON, DEALERS IN Wines, Brandies, &c., 123 J street, between 4th and 5th, Sacramento. _ " 311m EDICAL HALL.—DR. BAILLIE, AT the Medical Drug Store, No. 153 J street, fourth store west of 6th street, Sacramento. 3i lm C. MORRILL, Importer and dealer, at wholesale and retail, in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Garden Seeds, and Fancy Goods, J street, corner 3d, SACRAMENTO, CAL. April 13, 1854, 30 3m MINERS’ DRUG STORE, J STREET, between Fifth and Sixth streets, 139 Importer aud Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Medi. cines, Oils, Paints, Camphine, Lamp Oil, Turpentine, Machinery Oils, Perfumery, Beer and Soda Water Materials, Acids, Patent Medicines, and all articles, belonging to a well supplied Drug Store. Constantly receiving fresh supplies per clippers from the Atlantic . States. R. H. McDONALD. April 27. . 32 3m Oil! Oil! Oil! ONSTANTLY ON HAND, a large supply of Best Bleehced Polar Oil, Pure Sperm, Fish Oil, Neat’s Foot Oil, Train and Tanner’s Oil, for sale at The Miners’ Drug Store. N. B. Iam giving special attention to the selection of those articles, and persons may rely upon them being of the best quality. R. H» McDONALD. BG> Paints, Oils, Turpentine, assorted Fancy Paints, Brushes, Varnishes, Lamp Black, Boiled and Raw Oil, and everything belonging an Oil Store. R. H. McDonald, HOLESALE AGENT for California for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Dr D. Jaynes’s Valuable Medicines, McConklin’s Ague Specific, Sargent & Oo’s Canchalagua; Reynold’s Cholagogue, Qsgood’s Cholagogue, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment; es monet, Me abies bn gam a large supply of all the above medicines. oa large supply of re Patent Medicines. . ners Sherr-eperoned 50 bbls Alcohol, high proof, 200 gals. in tinsranted full 95 per cent; ” foe 50 carboys Sulphuric Acid, do Nitric. do Muriatic: 5000 bbls Whitening, ‘ ihe ct At the Miner’s Drug Store. CORKS, 100 000 Bottle Corks, assorted best velvet; F 150.000 Soda Corks os “s 500 do Essential Oils, assorted; 900 do Citric Acid; 1000 do Tartaric Acid, And a full supply of all articles for the manufactory of Beer and Soda Water. For sale at the Miner’s Drug Store, R. H. McDONALD. Sacramento, April 27, 1854. 32 3m Mexican Mustang Liniment. THE greatest external Remedy of the age is DON JOSA NOVALOE’S Reginal Volennic Mexican Mustang Liniment, for the cure of all diseases where an exterffal remedy is required. Just try it, and you will be fully convinced ot its utility. For Sale At the Miners’ Drug Store. TAR! TAR! Ce TAR, Pine Oil, Pitch, Rosin, Wagon Grease, Oil, Foot’s and Black Lead; at the Miners’ Drug Store, Sacramento. Sacramento, April 27, 1854. 32 3m CRESCENTCITY HOTEL AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. The proprietress feels grateful for the increased patronage extended to this long established house. THE TABLE, which is under the management of one of the best caterers in the country, is served in a manner unsurpassed. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS are well ventilated, and supplied with new clean beds and linen. MRS. JANE COFFIN. Sacramento City, March 30,—tfn28. Remember, the ONLY OPPOSITION STAGE OFFICE n this city, is at the Crecent City Hotel—J street, beween 3d and 4th. THE OLD STAGE HOUSE. SACRAMENTO HOTEL, BRICK BLOCK, No. 73, K STREET, BET. 3d anp 4th, SACRAMENTO, GEORGE S. LOVELY, Proprietor. This hotel is situated in one of the most central and pleasant locations in the city, affording good accommodations for transient and permanent, boarders, and desirable as a home for families. 8@5Terms reasonable. 84j>House open at all hours of the night. Sacramento City, March 30—tfn28. Musical Instruments, Toys and FANCY GOODS. ATWILL & CO., 155 J Street, Sacramento City, AND 172 WasHineTon Street, San FRANCISCO: (Sons on handevery description of sheet and book Music, Musical Instruments and Musical merchandise. ce Finest Violin and Guitar Striugs received by every steamer. Toys, Games « Childrens Presents in great variety, Canary Birds, cages and-seed, with a general. assortment of FancyGoods. : Instruments tuned and repaired. Dealers supplied at the lowest rates. Orders per mail or Express attended to with promptness. A & Co, ad 155 J St. Sacramento. April 6é—p20—1m * W. WALKER & CO. .: and Dealers in BRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS of the finest description, FIRE-PROOF STORE, 107 J STREET, four doors below their old stand, have on hand a most complete assortment of goods. consisting in part of the finest brands of Foreign Brandies, imported ditect; the highest grades of Wines, in glass and wood; ali the favorite brands of Champagne; Scotch and English Ale; Porter; Hollind Gim; Real old Irish, a and Monongahela Whiskies; Syrups of all ings. n Orders promptly attended to, and goods. carefully packed for the interior. Sacramento, April 13, 1854. 30 8m sis EXCHANGE & BANKING HOUSE, B. F. HASTINGS & CO., BANKERS, . Corner of Second and J streets, Sacramento, draw at sight or on time, in sums to suit, on And checks on San Francisco at par. GOLD DUST AND BULLION purchased at the highest rates. Collections made on reasonable terms, and proceeds remitted promptly. : Deposfts, special or otherwise, received, and all other business connected with Banking punctually attended to. Sacramento, April 13, 1884. . George Peabody & Co.......... London ) Wm. Hoge & Co ...,.-cree ceri eee NOW York dames ROUGE UO. ooo kcssoeses ceoces New Orleans J. Be Thager & WO oy ie i . Boston . W. W. Frasior Beg. occ .ccc ccc con: Philadelphia }. (Page. & Bacon.. 2).. see -ses ines ibaa St. Louisa 1 30: 3m LO ee . Groceries, Provisions & Liquors, ONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS : PORK—in barrels and 34 barrels, clear and mess; BEEF—Smith’s Family Beef, in 34 barrels; HAMS—of the best brands, sugar-cured BACON—Extra clear and mess; MACKEREL—No. 1, in % barrels, 14 bbls and kits; GOSHEN BUTTER— in large and small packages; LARD—in kegs and tins; also, Candles, Sugars, . Teas, Coffee, Spices, Dried Fruits, and a general as. sortment of goods suitable forthe city and country. . trade, which will be offered at the lowest market . prices. ; Orders attended to with punctuality and dispatch. : WOOD & KENYON, 118 K st. bet 4th & 5th, south side, Sacraménto, April 20, 1854. $1 Sm POST-OFFICE -—. HTPRRARY DBPOR, . Newsmen & Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. GARDINER : (LaTE CURLE BROTHERS, ) . THIRD STREET, next to the Post Offite, Sacramento. April 6, 1854—tfn29 } . ‘ . Alarpshille Advertisements, . MURRAY’S FIFTY 50 CENT WESTER HOUSE, OPEN ALL NIGHT! SECOND STREET, BETWEEN D anp Hieu. pics AS SRE Se Aik = OED . The largest and Cheapest House in the City of Marysville. . 4e-— THE House having undergone a general imjus provement, and presenting an appearance for xe taste and comfort unsurpassed by any House in the city, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance of country and city custom. Being a thorough Plank and Railroad man, he hopes his continued exertion and desire to please the wants of his customers ; may be rewarded with success. : FAMILIES ACCOMMODATED ! . The utmost order prevails throughout the house. Marysville, March 30, 1654—tfn28. L. HITR. DECKER & WIZE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, Liquors, Psovisions, Clothing, 2 Shoes, Blankets, Tobacco, Cigars Mining, ga Tools, &e. &e. &e. Brick Block—Northwest corner of Plaza—3 doors east of Merchants Hotel. Marysville, Cal., March 30, 1854—n28tf. Hardware, etc. etc. To subscriber having on hand a large assortment of Hardware. which he offers at the 1owest prices, among which may be found the following articles, viz : Ames’ Shovels, with a variety of other brands; Spades, Hoes, Garden and Sluice Rakes, Sluice Forks, Hunts’—Collins’ and Simmons’ Axes, Adzes, Brondaxes, Picks, Sledges, Cross-Cut Saws, Mill Files, Bakeovens, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Halter-Chains, Hand, Pannel and Ripping Saws, Planes, Plane Irons, Chisels, Augers, Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Screw Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Table Cutlery, Hammers, Hatchets, Locks, Bolts, Door Handles, Butts, Screws, 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 Pins, Sad-Irons, Dinner Bells, Packing Yarn, Britannia Pitchers, Douglas’s Pumps, Lead Pipe, Brass Kettles, Zinc, Belting Rivets, Quick-Silver, &c. ALSO, a general assortment of Hot air and premium COOKING STOVES, plain and Japaned Tin Ware, Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe and Tom-Iron, together witha variety of other goods, to which the attention of the public is respectfully invited. E. McLAUGHLIN, Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. Grass Valley, March 16—tf—n26 SUMMONS. GRASS VALLEY Township, Nevada County, California :— GENTLEMEN,—All business and excuses being laid aside, you are hereby summoned to be and appear, armed and equipped, as the appetite directs, daily, at the icurean at 8A. M., 12 M—and 6 P. M., to satisfy. the cravings of hunger and to save your fines. Office on the corner of Main and Church streets; Grass Valley. BUTTS & CO. March 16th, 1854—tfn26 Co-partnership Notice. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the style and name of Dunevan & Penberthy, Pacific Hotel, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 12th ult,, Edward Penberthy’s interest having been purchased by P. J. Dunevan. The. business of said firm will be conducted by said Dunevan. P. J. DUNEVAN, 2 Grass Valley, April 12th, 1854. 32 3tp CHAIR SHOP. JOHN M. HANSON, ; promptly to it; and warrant every <= — inimanufactured in his shop. , ‘y terms are cash, aud my articles of Furnitura will be sold cheap, so that pm wishing ‘ ‘to purchase, shaJl ffnd no fault with mb E tu dirs Grass Valley, October 27, 1853—tf—ne. ee fn — ‘§