November 6, 1855 (4 pages)

i oe 1 : i . LOUTZENHEISER’S DRUG STORE Isat present on Auburn Street, next dooy below Col. Richardson’s Cottage—where it will remain nntil a Fire-proof Building is completed on the Old Stand On hand, as above, a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oil, Camphene, Glass, pefumery, &c. Xe. ee etna reciente taseatenen tie tane, DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, FORMERLY Physician and Surgeon in the Hun. garian Army, ‘and Lecturer on diseases of Women and Children, is now successfully established in San Franciaco. ~ é : The Dr. is a geritleman of extensive travel, having ina medical tour visited all the nations of Europe, and closely examined the most celebrated Infirmaries and Hospitals now known to the world, he comes to us with an accumulated fund of medical informa. tion, that will prove a benefit to, as it should be a Rource of consolation to the infirm. The Dr. has in course of his experence discovered many valuable remedies, which have proved of invaluable service in the treatment of Chronic and Privade diseases. He can be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms or by letter, and where patients place themselves or der his charge, he guarantees a cure or asks no compensation. We would refer ths reader to his advertisemement for further particulars. 48-3m MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F A mM MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at t Masonic Hall. By order, v. * M Ly TS a L. HUMISTON, Sec’y. ‘OUSE. WM. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, NO. 8, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Sat urday evening at the Temperance Hall, on Church st All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to attend. pe SANFORD, Ww. P. Jona. PHELPS, R. S 17 6m 22 OOS. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS DAY night,at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Ghurch St. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to may S. D. BOSWORTH, N. G. R.M. MUSGRAVE, R. S. Jan. 26,1854. 19 tf f Alta California Telegraph Company,.* HE Line is new in connection with all the principel Cities and Towns in the state. Ra OrricE—Next door to the Post Office, at Snes’ Book anpD Music Emporium, Main Street. SOCIAL BALL. A Social Ball will be given at the Western Hotel, on Main Street, Grass Valley, on THURSDAY EVENING, Noy. 16, 1855, by MR. & MRS. Wa. HOBBY. Grass Valley, Nov. 6, 1855. 7-2t 500 SHARES F THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE GOLD ( HILL QUARTZ MINING CO., Grass Valley, For Sale very low. Apply to BOWSTEAD & CO, Eureka Iron Foundry, Sacramento. Sacramento, Oct. 1855. 7-tf Great Reduction IN THE PRICES OF PAPER HANGINGS. . Having just received per recent arrivals a large and splendid stock of Papers of every style rnd variety, I have redueed my prices TWENTY per cent, less than the same qualities have ever been sold for in this country. Satin Papers---For city and country trade, varysing in price from 25 to 50 cents per roll. Also, an endless variety of Cheaper papers---New and beautiful patterns, from 10 to 25 cents per roll. Borders-Of every description suitable to match. AISO aN esraiese vesivty o£ 1 . Paper Curtains---With a great variety of . Window Shades----Among which are LANDSCAPE, STREET, and CITY VIEWS, BOUQUET CENTERS, &c. For sale, wholesale and_ retail, by GEO. W. CLARK ¥ 181 Clay street, near Sansome, 7-3m Sah Francisco. Sheriff’s Sale. Y VIRTUE OE A DECREE OF FORECLOSURE OF Mortgage, and an order of Sale issued out-of the District Court of the 14th Judicial Distric of the Stata wf California, in the action of ISAC NASH against TIMOTHY ELLSWORTH, duly attested on the 29th. of October A. D. 1855, I am commanded to sell the following property, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of lanf, known as the Ellsworth’s Ranch, with the Saw Mill thereon, situated in the Township of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, on or near Wolf Creek, and bounded and described as follows, to wit. Commencing at the north East corner of Joseph Atkins claim, thence running 320 Rods northerly to a Pine tree blazed thence 80 rods Easterly to an Oak tree blazed, thence 320 rods Southerly to a Pine tree blazed, tnence 80 rods Westerly to the place f beginning: Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 19th day of November A. D. 1855 at 12 o’clock noon, at the Sheriffs Office in the’ Townof Nevada [ will sell the above property to the highest bidder ‘or cash. Given under my handatmy officein Nevada City this 29th day of October A D, 1855. z ' W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff of Nevada Co. by C. F. Wood under Shff. . Constable’s Sale. YY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. 27, ) A. D. 1855 to me delivered, icsued from the Court of R. T. Gambrel, an acting Justice of the Peace for Nevada County, upon a Judgment entered before . him, on the above date, in favor of J. L. MOORE, and against W. A. GRIFFIN, for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-three Dollars and Seventy-nine Cents ;—I have taken in Execution, and will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in the Town of Rough & Ready, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ist day of November, between the hours of 9 a. M. and 5 P. M. all the right. title and interest of W. A. Griffin in and to a certain Frame House, situated on the Main St., . in the Town of Rough & Ready, adjoiuing the premises of Isaac Dunster, on the East, and the premises of,Peter Young onthe West, for the satisfaction of the above demands and accruing Cists. W.R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough & Ready, Oct. 29, 1855. 6-3t Administrator’s Notice. None is hereby given that by order of the ProLN bate Court, the undersigned will sell at Public Valley Slide. Grass Valtey (oa 1CESURY, thd bactriney of November, A. D. 1855, at 12 o’clock, M. the following property, belonging to the Estate of THOMAS HICKLAND, deceased. One Lot and Cabin on Grass Valley Slide. One Wagon. One Horse. OLNEY O. FELT, Pub. Adm. of Nevada County, and 5 3t] Adm. of Estate of Thomas Hicklan, decs’d. M. McKenna, \ JISHES TOINFORMthe citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that he has re-opned his Store, on Main Street opposite the Po st Office Where he will be happy to wait on those that may please to favor him with a call. He will show them that he can get up Garments in the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, Such as cannot be surpassed at f : ishkine re p at any other Establish 4a@All garments made at this establishment war‘anted to fit, or no sale. E 5-ft Tax Payers If Grass Valley Tow nshi om the undersigned and SOUNTY TAXES. ’ Pp, will save costs by calling J. M. FOUSE. For W. W. Wright Shrriff of Nevada Co. paying their STATE and Washington Street, San Francisco. ee A CRASS VALLEY BAQIMY . —AND— } COOPER’S EYE, EAR AND ORTHOP Z:IDIC PROVISION STORE. INFIRMARY. Fe eee! Rss San Francisco, No. 14 Sansome Street, near Rassette Cc. R. EDWARDS$ & CO.: Holise. Have removed from the ruins of ¢ei ! ‘TS i ; ‘ eir former place ATIENTS laboring under disease of the Eye. th of Business, on Main Street, and established es Ear ‘ ee ee } Stre them. * 8r, and those afflicted with all varieties JeSelves permanently at faeir « . formities, resorting to this institation Smee Tad New Fire-proof Store, o ill Strect selnacl where miners, as well as others can be acWhere they are prepared td furnish thei old "ig ated with board and comfortable rooms, in Customers, and all new ones 4 roid . plain or costly style, according to their taste. ; yho may please to Dr. Cc : bed : : ive them a call. wi Sar * r. Cooper has visited all the important Hospital: g em a call, with every variety of of Europe for the purpose of eitendine hig sapenade BREAD, PIES AND CAKE. of Medicine and Surgery, and will give the Infirmary _ WEDDING AND OTHER Parties furnphed at short noSe omer supervision. — tice, with Fruit, Sponge and Poun ke. at the “a N. B. 1 Surgical operations free to patients who est prices. sehen, 2W:. present themselves at the Cuic on Wednesdays, or Saturdays. For particulars ly . S.c¢ at the iataary, cceasateme cea pte “e y Our Assor*ment, Jf Provisions, °>~"* : E J s iiquors r Wx. W. Girt. Wili be found equal to any . this hm t, and will Gro. W. Girt. be kept full and fresh by constant grivals from below. WH.W. GIFT, & C@., 4G Goods delivered to any B ®& ® ® R ) of extra charge. ~ be a sae tf % 9 : % Corner of J. & 3d Sts, Sacramento. #LL SELL EXCHANGE drawn by Drexel, Slather eo MOUNTAIN : & Church, at sight, in sums to suit, on CROCKERY & GLASSWARE . Ya" Vleck, Read & Drexel...-. ‘New York. J. W. Clark & Co... FeRHGi «ied Coe Boston. DEIPO . Drexel WOO ae ee ei oe Philadelphia. = aes aig COs cs 5 acratt Baltimore. RIC ’ : owe ROK MS ge Cinci i, O. cK bccn MEAIN STREET, Haskell & Co. echance Bank.. Si. Louis, Mo. ADJOINING THE AMERICAN MARKET, Ay D. Jones, Esq. Cashier cee cccces Pittsburg, PR. NEVADA A. D.-Hunt & Co.:. Re . Louisville, Ky. wees este : : ; gaan co perce oT ae oae Detroit, Mich. sisting d full as@rtment o : —Drafts on Stuttgart and Frankf i Crockery, Glass, Brittania, Cutleiy and Willow ware, Germany. ne gem Lamps, Globes, Lamp-glasses and Wickings Highest pri i i : 2 ighest price paidfor Gold Dust. Certificates of DeCamphene. I pp. Oil. Ajeohol and posite and other Exchange bought at current. rates, : and. ean, =i 37 PS A splendid assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of all . . Sa> Orders sent ior LReHRESS HP BIGGS P ire sun preos sizes. The undersigned take pleasure to announce to . Company will be promptly attended to. their friends and the public generally that the al#@Checks on San Francisco at par 462m Ways Keep on hand a full assortment of the aoe ES : named articles, and will also make it their duty to sell . Po Mok them at the lowest possible prices. : Country customers will do well to call and examine : our stock. or promptly excuted, and goods packed care: ySIMMONS. & COC.R.SPAW, DENTIST, Takes this : pees SD Ns ) -R.SEP aT § akes this methain S gg thing in the above line hired for Wed. od of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass gs, S, Parties, &c., on reasonable terms. 3-3m . Valley and vicinity that he is now located in this IZ Remember the “ MounTAIN CROGKERY place for the practice of his Profession in allits branStore.” ches. Ladies waited on at their residences, if requirPence SS ae Sa ks <<. all oe at DORNIN’S DAGURREAN ROOMS, . Main Street. 3-3m C. A. TWEED. HE S. W. FLETCHER. a TWEED & FLETCHER, SUMMONS. ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW ge OF CALIFORNIA, ) JUSTICE’s Court. BE aie as aS. OUNTY OF NEVADA, -SS. Before ee ae ge Sailing, Broad St., Nevada. Township of Grass Valley. J Lous R. Sowsns, Bl oe RB C. A. Tweed, Notary Publie. 3-3tf The People of the State of California, to FRANK zi : SQUIRE, Greeting : Lansing & Shoemaker. You are hereby summoned to appear before me at Nanhta NT my office in said Township, on the 26th day of NovemATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW ber, A. D. 1855, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto GRASS VALLEY.CALZFORNIA. the complaint of E. Friedman, who demands of you A the = of sr = as per cnet now on file in a ; my office, when Judgment will be taken against you F.W. THAY ER, . for the said amount, together with Cost and Damages Attorney and Counsellor at Law, if you fail to appear and answer. 2 May be found for the present, in the second story . _ To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, of C. R. Edwards & Co’s Brick Store, on MillSt. tf . Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th day of August, <A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERS, DISSOLUTION. A true copy. Justice of the Peace of said County. HE Law Partnership heretofore existing under the Attest R. W. Harris, Constable. style of ‘“‘DIBBLE & THAYER,” is this day dis: SeEERT EST solved by mutual consent. Either party will settle . It appearing to me by Affidavit, that the above naold accounts. A. B. DIBBLE, med defendant has departed from this State, and that . Grass Valley, Aug. 20, 1855. F. W. THAYER. a good cause of action exists, it is ordered that ser. vice of summons be had by publication in the Grass A. B. DIBBLE’S Law Office, may be found for the . Valley Telegraph, three months, and untilreturn day. present at his residence on School St. Given under my hand, this 16th day of July, A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERs, J. P. 48-3m of Grass Valley Township. H. R. STILES, AAAI : BOOK AND MUSIC STORE, CONSTANT . opposite the ‘‘TELEGRAPH”’ Printing Office, ae : In Dibble’s New Building. Has just received a new Adiitions are being made to our stock of T, WT) AW W3we yer Blank Hooks, 08 DEPARTMENT Stationery, 2 Siar ipag ere 2 School Bocks, of new and beautiful Novels, &c. &c. BORDER, TINE PLAT E, TXPE, &C., MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand . Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates o . Latest Atlantic and European . Stock, Nc. &., in Gold, ilver and Crimson Bronzes . Variegated Colors. PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, . ; equal to any other establishment of the kind in the RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER. State. #8G> Latest California papers always on hana, neatly enveloped for sending home—Postage Paid. A variety of Miner’s Illustrated Envelopes and Let. Great Reduction of Fare. ter Sheet Views, always fin hand. . STILES’ EXIRESS—Leaves daily for Iowa Hill, Nevada, Ferest City, Downieville, St. Louis, and all parts of the Northern Mines. 1-tf Ree tiwe CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. N and after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA . U STAGE CO. coaches will leave Beatty House, Grass . Valley, arriving in Sacramento in season to meet the . . SankFrancisco boats, PARC Ey Se leiss voces nic Rukeeuie cts gsieouielaies'e «85,00. FOR MARYSVILLE. Stage leaves every morning at 8 0 clock, for Marysville, via Empire Ranch and Long Bar. ATG GO MORVE VEC chiss snce stewie wwjnwicietbisiemiesic $5,00 FOR AUBURN. Stage leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock, runnin through to Sacramento, and arriving in good time the . same day. SACFAMEHLO :.< -.0/s.50.5545. 00 Be eet . -B5,00 W. H. BENTON, Agent. . Grass Valley, Jan. 1855. 32 tt . : eet Set ee Re Ree oS Sens rem Dissolution of Co-partnership. The Firm of Dorsey, Alleman & Co. is this day disFrom all parts of the World, at . solved, by mutual consent. Having purchased the W I T K @) W S K i 4 S ; interest of Messrs Alleman & Baker, the buisness will A . hereafter be carried onin thename of J. J. DORSEY NEWSPAPER DEPOT, . who alone is authorised to settle the business of the : 2 . Firm. J. J. DORSEY. Main St. next door below Benton’s Exchange, . Grass Valley Oct. 10th 1855. GRASS VALLEY. 3-3t . . For Sale Cheap!! Importavt to Teamsters and the AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. 7000 tbs Crushed Sugar. PUBLIC GENERALLY. 5000 tbs Benarie Sugar. 5000 Ibs Old Jsva and Rio Coffee. Z. WH. DENMAN, j OULD respectfully inform his Old Customers and . 200 tbs pure Cream Tartar. 1400 ibs Butter, in small kegs. the Public that he has permanently located his —ALSO— CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, . A small invoice of Choice Wines and Liquors, in Adjoining Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where he is new prepared to Manufacture and Repair lots to suit Customers and at Prices to suit the Carriages and Wagons of.every description, in ihe , times. [5] C. G. MORGAN. on the Hill. best workmanlike manneg, and upoa ad most reasoni ? able terms. a= All work warranted. BG Carriages Painted and Varnished.<@& For Sale. Grass Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-+f . A-splendid Piano, from the manafactory, of Wil: ——--. liam Hall & Sons, New York, will be sold cheap for GRASS VALLEY . Cash. Also! a Horse, Carriage and Harness. The . Carriage is nearly new, was manufactured expressly \ FVURE STURE . for family use, and is designed for one or two horses, EVEN 7) ® . as may be desired. The horse is gentle and kind. Oo = JOHNSON, Apply to S. C. RICHARDSON. (Opposite Denzer’s Bakery, Main Street, ) BR We iy Me LOR MEL ; ped eeemmette lbs sn prepaee etiagns,o6.Gxoss Val. Speecrmaaie a mea aren tags Furni f Mr. J. S. Lambert, on Mill Street, where he niture of the Latest Patterus, nence 0 wages os Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, So fas, Lounges, . is ready to attend to any calls in his profession. [16 > And in general esery thing connected with the Foreign Miner's T : A iness. Furniture and Upholstery Busin Se ee ks fer the liberal patronage. JLNCENSES can be obtained of the undersign } 8 nt ‘oe npenionences itscontinuance. . ed at his residence, on CHURCH eg a _ Mis St k is entirely new,and he defies competi. South of NEIL St. J. M, FOUSE, Depty Shriff, — — in Quality. Workmanship or Prices, 37-tf For Collection of Foreign Miner’s License Tax melas NB. All Kinds of Cabinet Work made or paired = . = LEATHER HOSE, DR. WE BER’S kG= For Hydraulic Washing. oa Invigoratin Cordial Four, Five, and Six Inches Diameter, best Double Rivetted with Copper Pipes. An infalible find never failing Remedy for Nervous For Sale by GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN, a : : Acue, TremCorner of Washington and Battery Sts. wise e Sail na Yen Nigensée. 3-3 6t San Francisco. HIS Extraord#t Nervine has effected some of the most wonderf res lately, im one a NEW BEDFORD disease. Asa sample of-itsdifferenteffects in dilter. ent cases, the Agent for its mle youches ge sf — Oil & Camphene Works; Lowi f; different persons who hav f sietak: a it ‘One sae hea nbt iown what it was to 87 Washington St. = Francisco e sleep easy and calm for morths, until I used this.’ E HAVE ON HAND and for sale 50,000 Ga A Another—“‘I did not believe it at first, but after using \\ lons of Bleached and Refined Oil—embracing it one day I felt benefitted, it gave me a slight appe. Sperm, Lard, Polar, Elephant, ere Raa evga tite, made my digestion easy, and removed a cough . panner’s Oil. Fresh Camphene, ve bos ee und cold I had caught. j hol and Whiskey of my cee a es ity; : ch A 4 "I h. Potash, Tallow, ‘ase, Soap, Kc. It is sold, price, $5 per bottle, or two for $8 at 164 . also eieee deaiding a genuine article, at low rated, In Sacramento, by..;«-s HOWARD & Co., are invited to call and examine our Stock before purf + ; R F. KNOX, & CO. Stoekt iS eee eT \.ROSENBAUN BRO. chasing. 4 In Stoekton, by 4gtt 49-3m. Manufacturers. } — } . . “Pounet araster $F apy Ores N< OX An we Achada A vbectisoments, . ——$$_____ United States Hotel. Broad Strect, Nevada, THIS WELL KNOWN and Commodious Hotel + has ben opened by the Subseribers for the ac. 11] commodation of their friends and the traveling public. Ne f To strangers visiting Nevada upon business or pleasure, the House will be pleasantly located. In the heart of the,City, well supplied With comfortable apartments, especially for the us€ of Ladiesand fami lies, and in allrespeets as a residence UNEQUALLED IN THE MINING Recioyn. The Kitchen and Larder bein@ under the control of Mr Jenkins, celebrated for his talents sis ae eakarne © sx sufficient guarantee that the Table will, at all times be suppleid with every delicacy of the season ae served up in the best style. ™ ? The Bar will be supplied withachoice seleceion of i PR Wines, Liquors and Cigars, And the subscribers propose td Keep in all respects A First Clas: Miotel, on ascale of liberality hit Unequalled in the mountains. BS Sae Determined to make thls Esfblishment a place of Public Conyenience and resor, arrangements have been entered into with the Alf California Telegraph Line for the reception from ai§parts of the state of the current mews of the daj including important Legislative Proceenings. URN & JENKINS, » ' 9 Proprietors, T. W.:COLCGRNs <> “+ © A. R. JENKINS. Nevada, Dée. 1854. 13-tf Main Street, ‘Nevada, Have removed 2 doors below their former stand, to the Room lately occupied:ly LOM & DAN. HE ABOVE SALOON is nor open for the reception of Company. ] The Best Liqu and Cigars To be found in California, wil always be in readiness at the Bar. Besides havinghad an experience of several years, the undersignedfatter themselves that in point of experience and tac} in PREPARING FANCY DRINKS, their superiors are not tobe found in this State. A MAGNIFICENT READING SVLOJN has been fitted up in the 1ear of the Bar Room, wh¢e gentlemen are invited ‘te have a seat,’ and read thé news, where they will al ways find late California ind Atlantic papers. Thankful for the liberal patronage we have hereto fore received from .he publicof Nevada, we haveevery reason to believe thatour present efforts to please them will be liberaliy rewarded. GEORGE LEWIS. Nevada, Dec. 15, 1854. 18 tf. S.C. McINTYRE, Surgeon & Mechanical Dentist, SE BEGS leave to inform his friends and the public that he continues to practice his profession in all its branches, on the latest and most approved principles. Dr. M. commenced his studies in 1838, under the well known Dr. W. Biddle of Pittsburg, and graduated under the celebrated Dr. Brewster of Paris, in 1848 ; anda constant practice since that time, gives him confidence in being able to give perfect satisfac. tion to his patrons . He keeps constantly on hand on excellent article of TOOTH POWDER, and an infallible remedy for tooth ache. §@> Office United States Hotel, Nevada. In bidding adieu for a short time to my friends and . patrons in California, I take pleasure in recommending Dr. 8 C. McIntyre as a gentleman well skilled in his professivn, and worthy of all confidence. T. A. LIVERMORE. I cheerfully subscribe to the above. E. N. CLARK. June 15, 1854. 39 tf Dr, H. V. BICKNELL, Eelectic Physician and Surgeon, R. BICKNELL, would hereby give notice to his friends and the public that he has disconnected himself from all other pursuits, and will hereafter devote himself exclusively to the duties of his profession in its various branches of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Dentistry . The Eclectic System of Medicine discards the use of Meree-> -~—4 all other *4i=“4ou38 minerals as medicine. We use the Botamuc, or Vegetanie sreurcmes, sworn Herbs, and their Extracts and Compounds. We would advise Miners to put mercury in their sluice boxes instead of taking it in the form of Calomeland Blue Pills. By so doing they will save their 6old and their health. Ifthey need any medicine, take some simple vegetable, which can alw:ys be found at our office, on Broad street, Nevada, 2nc door above the Union Hotel, where we keep a wellselected assortment of DrvucGs and MEDICINES, Foots, HERBS and REstvorms. Dr Bicknell will pay paricular attention tothe practice of DENTISTRY, and frm his long experience and thorough knowledge of tle business, he is enabled to give entire satisfaction tothose who call on him for DENTAL (CPERATIONS. .0ct PHEEES. 3 Sc Teeth Plugged with Pue Gold for $3,00 a Cavity. sr Tir Foil for 2,00 = ‘¢ Inserted on Pivdjfor.. 5,90 each. (&« Bxtracted: fence Ba .:. ts 2,00 es Cleaned from $100 to $3,00 a Sett. He has a TOOTH POWDER, which is unequalled for curing tle Scurvy, making the teeth white and purifring the breath. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Watchmakers K Semelers, And Dealers in WATCHES JEWELRY, Diamonds, Fan ey Gods, &c., Main Street, first Door telow the Metropolis Hotel, 2 NEVADA CITY, CAL. tf SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the Citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, hat she will commence a Private School for Misses and little Boys, at her residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th of August. ‘“erms as formerly. Ordinance, No. XX VEEF. In Relation to Pound Maeter. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as follows: Section 1. The office of Pound Master having been created, and a Peund Master etected by this Board, said office shall be recognized and respected to the extent of the pnrposes for which it was designed, aud to the fullness of any other Ordinance made and adopted by this body, and. in the performance and discharge of the duties pertaining to the office, the Pound Master is, and shall hereby be protected. _ POP RIA, TAT BANe= charge of their duties as Pound Master or Assistants; or destroying or impairing, orin any manner whatsoeyer injuring the Public Peund, or release from the Pound, or attempts to do so, any Swine that may have been impounded, or foreing from the custody of the Pound Master, or his Assistants, any Swine which he or they may have in his or their possesion, for impounding, shall be deemed guilty of a mlsdemeanor, in violating this Ordinance, and, by the Marshal, the person so offending shall be forthwith taken before a Justier of the Peace, for the To wnship of Grass Valley, for examination, and if convicted, shall be fined in a sum of not less than Twenty five dollars and cost not exceeding Kifty dollars and costs, and in default of payment the offender shall be securely confined in the Town Prison, not less than ten days nor more than thirty days. Section 3. The Pound Master for the Town of Grass Valley, shall and is hereby required to execute, payable to the Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley, a good and sufficient bond for the true and faithful discharge of the duties incumbent upon him as Pound Master, and said bond shall be for the amount of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, ; Section 4. The Posnd Master shall, at the expiration of every two weeks, pay over to the Treasurer of the Town of Grass VaHey all moneys he may have in his possession, arising from the Pound and belonging to the Town, for which amounts he shall take receipts and file with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees. In default thereof he shall be held liable to be expelled from office, and suit instituted upon his bond. 3 Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS, President. Attest—S. C. Ricwarpson, Clerk. Guns, Powder, &c. &c. » HE subscriber has been at creat trouble‘and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment inghe best possible style, for making and repairing anything in the way of gunsmithing. He has had many Wears experience, and flatters himself he is a complete mas ter of his profession. = his shop may be purchased at low rat8¥for cash— Boe Rs we Rirves, Guns, Powner, Suor, Leap, Caps’ Nrppr¥ WRENCHES, NippLEs, GoN Waps, SHor, BELTS, AND RXF* RYTHING IN THE WAY OF HIS TRADE. Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors*west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. Nevada City, April 6, 1853. nl9 tf ha . . : . # * N. B. Particular pains taken in cleaning and smeltng of Gold. NEW DRUG STORE, AT THE OLD STAND. ; DR. W. G. ALBAN, « HANKFUL for the Patronage he has hitherto yeceived, would respectfully inform his friends aia the Public generally that he has Pes Purchased the Entire Stock and Stind CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STS, recently oceupied by Drs. CLarK and WALDEN, where he will be happy to see his old friends an make the acquaintance of new ones. He wiil keep constantly on hand a general gssort mentof Drugs, Yedicines, Perfumery Chémicala FANCY ARTICLES, &c., &c., DR. ALBAN will continue the practice of Medicine, and will promptly answer calls at all hours. Ba Prescriptions corefully compounded; at all hours, of the day or night. * 13 tf F. Mansell, > 4 GLA _Q OMIT AMP TE Aw, Pepa AND D RAUGHTSMAN, PINE STREET—NEV ADAS 3 NEXT DOOR TO THE ST. CHARLER. af see ect USS SEES SE EL ee ie rete ST aes P. J. Espenscheid, Wholesale & Retail Dealgr in BOOTS, SUOES, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS. Wire Proot Rrick Store, corner Main and Commercial Sts, Nevada. 8a A full assortment of Ladies’ Misses? Sind Children’s Shoes and Rubbers. Orders fronythe Country promptly attended to. 3 California Iefvelry, WATCHMAKER, Ps AND ee RY DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, DIAMOND WORKY Et rs Main Street, Nevada. 2 . BABTREE, DR. L.A., Physiciag, Sur geon and Accouchetr, Main street, op te Adams & Co’s Express, Rough & Ready. SW2 6m ae =. OBERTS, E. W., Attomey*8t Law and Notary PublictRough & Ready, tevada county, Cal. 24 tf Marshall & Co, Brick Building, Cor. Yl! & Main Sts., GRASS VA7TEY, & . AVE JUST RE-OHENED*ith an --“¥ely New Stock of Goods, in a ie GROCERIES, fROVISIONS,, og 2QCK ERY, ©. WINES, LIQUORS, HARARE: agen wor SS WARE, MINERS’ TGLS, PAINTS, OILS, GUAR. And a jaca of art#estor housekeeping, ati ea! they invite the att fion. of their old custompre yee the public in gene! Pre £GF Goods deivered free of extra chrrgg, within reasonable distance of ses ag BG M. & Co. woull again u . SS ed to them a promt settlement of their — N Wy Grass Valley, Odober, 22, 1855 w} for cash. >} descrippn of Printin? The Grass Viiey Telegrap, and leaye y. a bd 1 e 3 < TeRwmoderate forash. Sagbwceeng ee es § ge uponthose indebtTHI! } FASHIONABLE BOOT AND > S S 4 TR P { iD suon AU svone, MAYERS & HARRIGAN, Main Street, Grass Valley. INoREAsING Business has forced the subseribers to -_ a Branch Store at the above mentioned locality, where may always be found the very best articles.in — market. They have made recent and heavy puroe in San Francisco, and their former patrons an , the publie generally, are invited to call, andthey ¢*2pr but be satisfied they have a more varied and finer stock than was ever brought to this County. From ‘he heaviest boot for miner’s use, to the most delicate slipper for ladies’ wear, everything is of the nicest quality, custom made, yarre durable material. ace ee Their Stock in part consists of — — 8 Fine Boots, of every description, fashionbly re ag thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Mes i, patent leather, and gum : Ladies Shoes, of aH —— —— — heavy boots; children’s shoes n slippers, and in fact, eve hi yhic 3 been called for in our market. Sires aise en Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a better boot in California, and those wishing a fine and fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here as in San Franeisco. : a> ALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietors well know the stock they are offering. Aas. Call and see. 11-tf TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, fAnd all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS. erection of .« Brick or frame Stores, Dwellings Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER WORK GENERALLY. terest to tonstinrnre _ A thorough knovleg ble me to give satisfadion in -a} ‘ tract for work at the loyest icone ,. JAMES’ EK. Wo Address—Aurora Howe,’: is : LFE. Valley. ever Pacific Express, Grass a 1-tf a HARDWARE D LN “4 re . =. E. ECTAUGHLIN, Begs leave} inform hi Beate oie is many fri lic generally that heiinow ~ friends and the pubIN IOEL BLAST AGAIN! With the hea¥est stoct of Hardw offered in thymarket, . poy A1so—Tj, Sheet Ton; Co Air-tight, Pimtum, Pelor of Lead Pip¢efrom 34 he Pumps—all/‘which yi] are that was ever pper-and Crockery, and Box Stoves. All sj h to 2 inches, All pre ge be-sold at the lowes} price i E. Me LAUGHLIN Feproof Building, Mill St. iaee vain di PRTInNG OF EVE¥ VARIETT EXE Ina Stile Unsurpassed by any egblishmentin the State. AE YOU IN WANT OF CA R RCULARS, BILL HHDs, POSERS . IAN-BILLS, i CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any n call at the Office of the Gardirer & Kir (LaTeTiIrK Brorners, ) POS'-OFFICE AMMEMLBY DEPOT, sAen and! Boksellers Stationer / a » Stationers and Beokbinders, Apri es Pease the Post Office, Sacramento. yoaWEZ COLD AND 7 . Now to be Finished, « . CQPER \IINING AGENCY. J x7 SALE that nice House and Lot on reh ak two doors below the Temperance Hak Enguire of Perry Knapp, or of Dr. Spaw, at_his Ofse, in Dornin’s Buildmg on Main Street. . 5-4 CREAMER’S HOTEL, MAIN STREET, ies ; Tewa Mill---California. CREAMER & HQUSEL,* PROPRIETORS. § Single and Double Bedrooms well furnished. 33-tf y Morning Star Mining Co any. TOTICE is hereby given that all Shares” on which IN Assessments are now due and unpiid“in the Morning Star Mining Company, will be gold according to the by-laws of the Company, withinyfour weekg from date, if not previeusly settled. < S ' By order of the Board of Trugt¥es, 4 JOHN J€ sath op Sec. M.S. M. Co. Grass Valley, Oet. 2. 1855. AN 2-4 A WOUSE & LOT ror’ Bat, With Facilities for ie The house now occupied by the fanny of Dr. Sheridan; situated on Mill Street, near the Gold Hyl Mill. ’ House built inthe most substantia}manner, in a state of excellent repair, well adapted for the residence ot a private family, or for a Boayding House, consisting of two sitting rooms, three bedrooms, a dining room, kitchen, wash house, bath room, etc.) and a large cellar. The lot is well fenced inand i roved. Itis 168 . feet front, by 274 deep; a deep well, con aining a never failing supply of most excelleng’ water on the premises. 4@>To be sold with or whout the furniture. For further particulars enquige on the Premises. 443m J. M SHERIDAN. a 4 Robert Homfray CIVIL ENGINEER, Land and Mitling Surveyor, GRASS$ VALLEY. £G> UndergroungSurveys, Sections of Ditches, Tunnels and Public Roads. OFFICE—At the Gold Hill MAK at FOR SALE. MTHER with or without the-crop, a RANCH, with 20 acres enclosed with* picket fence, sowed with oats and grass seed, with hougqand garden, supplied with water from a never failingspring. Can be had ata bargain. Enquire of the subsriber at Newtown. 39-3m* sd J. C. MERRIAM. LOST OR LOANED! 7NIPE’S MAP of the Gedjogy of Great Britain and . Ireland, with part of France. A beautiful Map, as above, has been lent to some gentleman by the owner. It i particularly requested that it may be returned to this office. To Country Merchants HE UNDERSIGNED having been Jobbing Groceriw and Provisions for the last four years, will no Doa Cash Commission Business. We solicit orders from Country Traders for all kinds of Goods. For Groceries in particular we shall, by being constantly in the market, be able to fill orders satisfactorily. : We are sole Agents for the State for the sale of Swans’ Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain GOODMAN BRO. 43-3m 60 Front Btrept, San Francisco. Me mines, &c. Laying eft and Leveling Railroads . so imposed, N ViFéf theapidly increasing imgortance and succalf QuARS & COPPER MINING Operations, the undersig havedecided to add to heed regular GOLD. I businiss, a General AGENCY ——— actions Mected yith these interests. An ex —_ acquaince among capitalists and parties re largaly Mining eterprises, a en y to offer® servicé in selling or negotiating neue om MINING@d WATER STOCKS or CLAIMS, organizing JOINT CK COMPANIES, and procuring subsctP” tions fdhe samé and a or importing ar inery, Steam Engines, ac. . ; Qu IBTER, with particulars of Mining ee inspect, &e., for Sale, will be kept open for ars hhinery for sale Partiaaving haproved Quartz Machinery ? are req wed to furnish full descriptions, and models GRESHINERALS and QUARTZ SPECIMENS, valed, pihased gnd carefully assayed. ; F A Moh of a NEW “QUARTZ, GOLD —~ TOR,’ gently patented, can be seen at our 0 rn : rights tose which will be disposed of. Also, sample : of a ver, RICH QUARYZ Sars just opened, an in rest infhi is offere r sake. terest infuich isoffered fo oer & OO. sit Office, 118 Sacrameni avand Depo Go} Assayjand yep ‘What Cheer House.” 4-tr . to st.+-Opposite \Ordinance, No. XXEX. Conerning Dance Houses. The Boad of Tustees of the Town f Grass Valley, do Ordainas follyws : : at Section . Any peter oF Pertnin Une. incorporate ing any ie Dace House, with a ing oe ee Towh of Grass VaHey, shali first apply to the ma'shal awl obtain License for the eons w < License sinli be thirty Dollars per month, in advar e or Three Jollars h advance, forea ch night or day sucl Dance Horse mej} be opened “gi dancing purposes, Sundavsexceptd in ail cases. : : i ¢ Sec toete Sahnd after the passage of this om, nance, ne person pr persons shail use any house ree in the Corporate Imits of Grass. Valley, a5 @ S eotg Dance House, without first having obtained gmsenee us directed in’Secion first in this ened er the penalty of a ine of not Jess than Fifty — and costs of suit,mor more than One Hundred Dolar on conviction befire a magistrate, or shall be —— oned in default of payment not. less than — — nor over Thirty, énd the property thus ig A egi Dance Hause, andthe owner thereof shall be P 3 chit sponsible for, and be made to pay the fine aa Approved, . #. A. TOMPKINS, President. Attest—S. C. Richardson, Cterk. ey ws GEO, Ie eee Concerning Bars and other places; where intoxi-. cating Liquors are seld by the drink. The Board of Trastees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as foHows ¢ Section 1. -Ail persons keeping -Bars, Saloons Ex changes, Restaurants, Hotels, Coffee Houses, and oth er places where spirituous and jntoxicating liquor are sold by the drink, (within the Corporation limit of Grass Valley) shall pay a license, for the same. ac cording to their class, which shall de denominated th = Class and the Second Class :yhere the receipts of such Bar. Saloe 3 execed Iwo Hundred Dollars per’ peng for sleaae and other things sold by such Bars, Xe., it shalk be considered of the First Class, and shalt therefore pay a tax of Ten Dollars quarterly, in advanee. Where the receipts of any such Bar, Saloon, &c. shall be under Two Hundred Deltars per month it shall be numbered in the Second Class and shall pay a Tax of Five Dollars per quarter, imadvance.Section 2. Any person or persons who shall refuse to pay their License on aspllcation by the Marshal, for the collection of the same, shall be prosecuted for double the amount of the sum which they so refuse to pay before any Court of competent jurisdiction. And on recovety execution shall be issued. All persons from whom such License may be demanded, shall before a Magistrate make oath to the class under which he may properly beler g, 1nd on refusing so to do shall be included in the Firat Class and pay accordingly. Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS, Pres: Attest—S. C. Ricnarnson, Clerk, The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the i The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada quch& Rea on CUTED AT THIS OFFICE ”

i oe 1 : i . LOUTZENHEISER’S DRUG STORE Isat present on Auburn Street, next dooy below Col. Richardson’s Cottage—where it will remain nntil a Fire-proof Building is completed on the Old Stand On hand, as above, a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oil, Camphene, Glass, pefumery, &c. Xe. ee etna reciente taseatenen tie tane, DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, FORMERLY Physician and Surgeon in the Hun. garian Army, ‘and Lecturer on diseases of Women and Children, is now successfully established in San Franciaco. ~ é : The Dr. is a geritleman of extensive travel, having ina medical tour visited all the nations of Europe, and closely examined the most celebrated Infirmaries and Hospitals now known to the world, he comes to us with an accumulated fund of medical informa. tion, that will prove a benefit to, as it should be a Rource of consolation to the infirm. The Dr. has in course of his experence discovered many valuable remedies, which have proved of invaluable service in the treatment of Chronic and Privade diseases. He can be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms or by letter, and where patients place themselves or der his charge, he guarantees a cure or asks no compensation. We would refer ths reader to his advertisemement for further particulars. 48-3m MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F A mM MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at t Masonic Hall. By order, v. * M Ly TS a L. HUMISTON, Sec’y. ‘OUSE. WM. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, NO. 8, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Sat urday evening at the Temperance Hall, on Church st All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to attend. pe SANFORD, Ww. P. Jona. PHELPS, R. S 17 6m 22 OOS. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS DAY night,at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Ghurch St. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to may S. D. BOSWORTH, N. G. R.M. MUSGRAVE, R. S. Jan. 26,1854. 19 tf f Alta California Telegraph Company,.* HE Line is new in connection with all the principel Cities and Towns in the state. Ra OrricE—Next door to the Post Office, at Snes’ Book anpD Music Emporium, Main Street. SOCIAL BALL. A Social Ball will be given at the Western Hotel, on Main Street, Grass Valley, on THURSDAY EVENING, Noy. 16, 1855, by MR. & MRS. Wa. HOBBY. Grass Valley, Nov. 6, 1855. 7-2t 500 SHARES F THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE GOLD ( HILL QUARTZ MINING CO., Grass Valley, For Sale very low. Apply to BOWSTEAD & CO, Eureka Iron Foundry, Sacramento. Sacramento, Oct. 1855. 7-tf Great Reduction IN THE PRICES OF PAPER HANGINGS. . Having just received per recent arrivals a large and splendid stock of Papers of every style rnd variety, I have redueed my prices TWENTY per cent, less than the same qualities have ever been sold for in this country. Satin Papers---For city and country trade, varysing in price from 25 to 50 cents per roll. Also, an endless variety of Cheaper papers---New and beautiful patterns, from 10 to 25 cents per roll. Borders-Of every description suitable to match. AISO aN esraiese vesivty o£ 1 . Paper Curtains---With a great variety of . Window Shades----Among which are LANDSCAPE, STREET, and CITY VIEWS, BOUQUET CENTERS, &c. For sale, wholesale and_ retail, by GEO. W. CLARK ¥ 181 Clay street, near Sansome, 7-3m Sah Francisco. Sheriff’s Sale. Y VIRTUE OE A DECREE OF FORECLOSURE OF Mortgage, and an order of Sale issued out-of the District Court of the 14th Judicial Distric of the Stata wf California, in the action of ISAC NASH against TIMOTHY ELLSWORTH, duly attested on the 29th. of October A. D. 1855, I am commanded to sell the following property, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of lanf, known as the Ellsworth’s Ranch, with the Saw Mill thereon, situated in the Township of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, on or near Wolf Creek, and bounded and described as follows, to wit. Commencing at the north East corner of Joseph Atkins claim, thence running 320 Rods northerly to a Pine tree blazed thence 80 rods Easterly to an Oak tree blazed, thence 320 rods Southerly to a Pine tree blazed, tnence 80 rods Westerly to the place f beginning: Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 19th day of November A. D. 1855 at 12 o’clock noon, at the Sheriffs Office in the’ Townof Nevada [ will sell the above property to the highest bidder ‘or cash. Given under my handatmy officein Nevada City this 29th day of October A D, 1855. z ' W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff of Nevada Co. by C. F. Wood under Shff. . Constable’s Sale. YY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. 27, ) A. D. 1855 to me delivered, icsued from the Court of R. T. Gambrel, an acting Justice of the Peace for Nevada County, upon a Judgment entered before . him, on the above date, in favor of J. L. MOORE, and against W. A. GRIFFIN, for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-three Dollars and Seventy-nine Cents ;—I have taken in Execution, and will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in the Town of Rough & Ready, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ist day of November, between the hours of 9 a. M. and 5 P. M. all the right. title and interest of W. A. Griffin in and to a certain Frame House, situated on the Main St., . in the Town of Rough & Ready, adjoiuing the premises of Isaac Dunster, on the East, and the premises of,Peter Young onthe West, for the satisfaction of the above demands and accruing Cists. W.R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough & Ready, Oct. 29, 1855. 6-3t Administrator’s Notice. None is hereby given that by order of the ProLN bate Court, the undersigned will sell at Public Valley Slide. Grass Valtey (oa 1CESURY, thd bactriney of November, A. D. 1855, at 12 o’clock, M. the following property, belonging to the Estate of THOMAS HICKLAND, deceased. One Lot and Cabin on Grass Valley Slide. One Wagon. One Horse. OLNEY O. FELT, Pub. Adm. of Nevada County, and 5 3t] Adm. of Estate of Thomas Hicklan, decs’d. M. McKenna, \ JISHES TOINFORMthe citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that he has re-opned his Store, on Main Street opposite the Po st Office Where he will be happy to wait on those that may please to favor him with a call. He will show them that he can get up Garments in the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, Such as cannot be surpassed at f : ishkine re p at any other Establish 4a@All garments made at this establishment war‘anted to fit, or no sale. E 5-ft Tax Payers If Grass Valley Tow nshi om the undersigned and SOUNTY TAXES. ’ Pp, will save costs by calling J. M. FOUSE. For W. W. Wright Shrriff of Nevada Co. paying their STATE and Washington Street, San Francisco. ee A CRASS VALLEY BAQIMY . —AND— } COOPER’S EYE, EAR AND ORTHOP Z:IDIC PROVISION STORE. INFIRMARY. Fe eee! Rss San Francisco, No. 14 Sansome Street, near Rassette Cc. R. EDWARDS$ & CO.: Holise. Have removed from the ruins of ¢ei ! ‘TS i ; ‘ eir former place ATIENTS laboring under disease of the Eye. th of Business, on Main Street, and established es Ear ‘ ee ee } Stre them. * 8r, and those afflicted with all varieties JeSelves permanently at faeir « . formities, resorting to this institation Smee Tad New Fire-proof Store, o ill Strect selnacl where miners, as well as others can be acWhere they are prepared td furnish thei old "ig ated with board and comfortable rooms, in Customers, and all new ones 4 roid . plain or costly style, according to their taste. ; yho may please to Dr. Cc : bed : : ive them a call. wi Sar * r. Cooper has visited all the important Hospital: g em a call, with every variety of of Europe for the purpose of eitendine hig sapenade BREAD, PIES AND CAKE. of Medicine and Surgery, and will give the Infirmary _ WEDDING AND OTHER Parties furnphed at short noSe omer supervision. — tice, with Fruit, Sponge and Poun ke. at the “a N. B. 1 Surgical operations free to patients who est prices. sehen, 2W:. present themselves at the Cuic on Wednesdays, or Saturdays. For particulars ly . S.c¢ at the iataary, cceasateme cea pte “e y Our Assor*ment, Jf Provisions, °>~"* : E J s iiquors r Wx. W. Girt. Wili be found equal to any . this hm t, and will Gro. W. Girt. be kept full and fresh by constant grivals from below. WH.W. GIFT, & C@., 4G Goods delivered to any B ®& ® ® R ) of extra charge. ~ be a sae tf % 9 : % Corner of J. & 3d Sts, Sacramento. #LL SELL EXCHANGE drawn by Drexel, Slather eo MOUNTAIN : & Church, at sight, in sums to suit, on CROCKERY & GLASSWARE . Ya" Vleck, Read & Drexel.....-. ‘New York. J. W. Clark & Co..... FeRHGi «ied Coe Boston. DEIPO . Drexel WOO ae ee ei oe Philadelphia. = aes aig COs cs 5 acratt Baltimore. RIC ’ : owe ROK MS ge Cinci i, O. cK bccn MEAIN STREET, Haskell & Co. echance Bank... Si. Louis, Mo. ADJOINING THE AMERICAN MARKET, Ay D. Jones, Esq. Cashier cee cccces Pittsburg, PR. NEVADA A. D.-Hunt & Co.:.. Re .. Louisville, Ky. wees este : : ; gaan co perce oT ae oae Detroit, Mich. sisting d full as@rtment o : —Drafts on Stuttgart and Frankf i Crockery, Glass, Brittania, Cutleiy and Willow ware, Germany. ne gem Lamps, Globes, Lamp-glasses and Wickings Highest pri i i : 2 ighest price paidfor Gold Dust. Certificates of DeCamphene. I pp. Oil. Ajeohol and posite and other Exchange bought at current. rates, : and.. ean, =i 37 PS A splendid assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of all . . Sa> Orders sent ior LReHRESS HP BIGGS P ire sun preos sizes. The undersigned take pleasure to announce to . Company will be promptly attended to. their friends and the public generally that the al#@Checks on San Francisco at par 462m Ways Keep on hand a full assortment of the aoe ES : named articles, and will also make it their duty to sell . Po Mok them at the lowest possible prices. : Country customers will do well to call and examine : our stock. or promptly excuted, and goods packed care: ySIMMONS. & COC.R.SPAW, DENTIST, Takes this : pees SD Ns ) -R.SEP aT § akes this methain S gg thing in the above line hired for Wed. od of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass gs, S, Parties, &c., on reasonable terms. 3-3m . Valley and vicinity that he is now located in this IZ Remember the “ MounTAIN CROGKERY place for the practice of his Profession in allits branStore.” ches. Ladies waited on at their residences, if requirPence SS ae Sa ks <<. all oe at DORNIN’S DAGURREAN ROOMS, . Main Street. 3-3m C. A. TWEED. HE S. W. FLETCHER. a TWEED & FLETCHER, SUMMONS. ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW ge OF CALIFORNIA, ) JUSTICE’s Court. BE aie as aS. OUNTY OF NEVADA, -SS. Before ee ae ge Sailing, Broad St., Nevada. Township of Grass Valley. J Lous R. Sowsns, Bl oe RB C. A. Tweed, Notary Publie. 3-3tf The People of the State of California, to FRANK zi : SQUIRE, Greeting : Lansing & Shoemaker. You are hereby summoned to appear before me at Nanhta NT my office in said Township, on the 26th day of NovemATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW ber, A. D. 1855, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto GRASS VALLEY..CALZFORNIA. the complaint of E. Friedman, who demands of you A the = of sr = as per cnet now on file in a ; my office, when Judgment will be taken against you F.W. THAY ER, . for the said amount, together with Cost and Damages Attorney and Counsellor at Law, if you fail to appear and answer. 2 May be found for the present, in the second story . _ To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, of C. R. Edwards & Co’s Brick Store, on MillSt. tf . Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th day of August, <A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERS, DISSOLUTION. A true copy. Justice of the Peace of said County. HE Law Partnership heretofore existing under the Attest R. W. Harris, Constable. style of ‘“‘DIBBLE & THAYER,” is this day dis: SeEERT EST solved by mutual consent. Either party will settle . It appearing to me by Affidavit, that the above naold accounts. A. B. DIBBLE, med defendant has departed from this State, and that . Grass Valley, Aug. 20, 1855. F. W. THAYER. a good cause of action exists, it is ordered that ser. vice of summons be had by publication in the Grass A. B. DIBBLE’S Law Office, may be found for the . Valley Telegraph, three months, and untilreturn day. present at his residence on School St. Given under my hand, this 16th day of July, A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERs, J. P. 48-3m of Grass Valley Township. H. R. STILES, AAAI : BOOK AND MUSIC STORE, CONSTANT . opposite the ‘‘TELEGRAPH”’ Printing Office, ae : In Dibble’s New Building. Has just received a new Adiitions are being made to our stock of T, WT) AW W3we yer Blank Hooks, 08 DEPARTMENT Stationery, 2 Siar ipag ere 2 School Bocks, of new and beautiful Novels, &c. &c. BORDER, TINE PLAT E, TXPE, &C., MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand . Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates o . Latest Atlantic and European . Stock, Nc. &., in Gold, ilver and Crimson Bronzes . Variegated Colors. PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, . ; equal to any other establishment of the kind in the RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER. State. #8G> Latest California papers always on hana, neatly enveloped for sending home—Postage Paid. A variety of Miner’s Illustrated Envelopes and Let. Great Reduction of Fare. ter Sheet Views, always fin hand. . STILES’ EXIRESS—Leaves daily for Iowa Hill, Nevada, Ferest City, Downieville, St. Louis, and all parts of the Northern Mines. 1-tf Ree tiwe CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. N and after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA . U STAGE CO. coaches will leave Beatty House, Grass . Valley, arriving in Sacramento in season to meet the . . SankFrancisco boats, PARC Ey Se leiss voces nic Rukeeuie cts gsieouielaies'e «85,00. FOR MARYSVILLE. Stage leaves every morning at 8 0 clock, for Marysville, via Empire Ranch and Long Bar. ATG GO MORVE VEC chiss snce stewie wwjnwicietbisiemiesic $5,00 FOR AUBURN. Stage leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock, runnin through to Sacramento, and arriving in good time the . same day. SACFAMEHLO :.< -.0/s.50.5545. 00 Be eet . -B5,00 W. H. BENTON, Agent. . Grass Valley, Jan. 1855. 32 tt . : eet Set ee Re Ree oS Sens rem Dissolution of Co-partnership. The Firm of Dorsey, Alleman & Co. is this day disFrom all parts of the World, at . solved, by mutual consent. Having purchased the W I T K @) W S K i 4 S ; interest of Messrs Alleman & Baker, the buisness will A . hereafter be carried onin thename of J. J. DORSEY NEWSPAPER DEPOT, . who alone is authorised to settle the business of the : 2 . Firm. J. J. DORSEY. Main St. next door below Benton’s Exchange, . Grass Valley Oct. 10th 1855. GRASS VALLEY. 3-3t . . For Sale Cheap!! Importavt to Teamsters and the AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. 7000 tbs Crushed Sugar. PUBLIC GENERALLY. 5000 tbs Benarie Sugar. 5000 Ibs Old Jsva and Rio Coffee. Z. WH. DENMAN, j OULD respectfully inform his Old Customers and . 200 tbs pure Cream Tartar. 1400 ibs Butter, in small kegs. the Public that he has permanently located his —ALSO— CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, . A small invoice of Choice Wines and Liquors, in Adjoining Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where he is new prepared to Manufacture and Repair lots to suit Customers and at Prices to suit the Carriages and Wagons of.every description, in ihe , times. [5] C. G. MORGAN. on the Hill. best workmanlike manneg, and upoa ad most reasoni ? able terms. a= All work warranted. BG Carriages Painted and Varnished.<@& For Sale. Grass Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-+f . A-splendid Piano, from the manafactory, of Wil: ——--. liam Hall & Sons, New York, will be sold cheap for GRASS VALLEY . Cash. Also! a Horse, Carriage and Harness. The . Carriage is nearly new, was manufactured expressly \ FVURE STURE . for family use, and is designed for one or two horses, EVEN 7) ® . as may be desired. The horse is gentle and kind. Oo = JOHNSON, Apply to S. C. RICHARDSON. (Opposite Denzer’s Bakery, Main Street, ) BR We iy Me LOR MEL ; ped eeemmette lbs sn prepaee etiagns,o6.Gxoss Val. Speecrmaaie a mea aren tags Furni f Mr. J. S. Lambert, on Mill Street, where he niture of the Latest Patterus, nence 0 wages os Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, So fas, Lounges, . is ready to attend to any calls in his profession. [16 > And in general esery thing connected with the Foreign Miner's T : A iness. Furniture and Upholstery Busin Se ee ks fer the liberal patronage. JLNCENSES can be obtained of the undersign } 8 nt ‘oe npenionences itscontinuance. . ed at his residence, on CHURCH eg a _ Mis St k is entirely new,and he defies competi. South of NEIL St. J. M, FOUSE, Depty Shriff, — — in Quality. Workmanship or Prices, 37-tf For Collection of Foreign Miner’s License Tax melas NB. All Kinds of Cabinet Work made or paired = . = LEATHER HOSE, DR. WE BER’S kG= For Hydraulic Washing. oa Invigoratin Cordial Four, Five, and Six Inches Diameter, best Double Rivetted with Copper Pipes. An infalible find never failing Remedy for Nervous For Sale by GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN, a : : Acue, TremCorner of Washington and Battery Sts. wise e Sail na Yen Nigensée. 3-3 6t San Francisco. HIS Extraord#t Nervine has effected some of the most wonderf res lately, im one a NEW BEDFORD disease. Asa sample of-itsdifferenteffects in dilter. ent cases, the Agent for its mle youches ge sf — Oil & Camphene Works; Lowi f; different persons who hav f sietak: a it ‘One sae hea nbt iown what it was to 87 Washington St. = Francisco e sleep easy and calm for morths, until I used this.’ E HAVE ON HAND and for sale 50,000 Ga A Another—“‘I did not believe it at first, but after using \\ lons of Bleached and Refined Oil—embracing it one day I felt benefitted, it gave me a slight appe. Sperm, Lard, Polar, Elephant, ere Raa evga tite, made my digestion easy, and removed a cough . panner’s Oil. Fresh Camphene, ve bos ee und cold I had caught. j hol and Whiskey of my cee a es ity; : ch A 4 "I h. Potash, Tallow, ‘ase, Soap, Kc. It is sold, price, $5 per bottle, or two for $8 at 164 . also eieee deaiding a genuine article, at low rated, In Sacramento, by....;«-s HOWARD & Co., are invited to call and examine our Stock before purf + ; R F. KNOX, & CO. Stoekt iS eee eT \..ROSENBAUN BRO. chasing. 4 In Stoekton, by 4gtt 49-3m. Manufacturers. } — } . . “Pounet araster $F apy Ores N< OX An we Achada A vbectisoments, . ——$$_____ United States Hotel. Broad Strect, Nevada, THIS WELL KNOWN and Commodious Hotel + has ben opened by the Subseribers for the ac. 11] commodation of their friends and the traveling public. Ne f To strangers visiting Nevada upon business or pleasure, the House will be pleasantly located. In the heart of the,City, well supplied With comfortable apartments, especially for the us€ of Ladiesand fami lies, and in allrespeets as a residence UNEQUALLED IN THE MINING Recioyn. The Kitchen and Larder bein@ under the control of Mr Jenkins, celebrated for his talents sis ae eakarne © sx sufficient guarantee that the Table will, at all times be suppleid with every delicacy of the season ae served up in the best style. ™ ? The Bar will be supplied withachoice seleceion of i PR Wines, Liquors and Cigars, And the subscribers propose td Keep in all respects A First Clas: Miotel, on ascale of liberality hit Unequalled in the mountains. BS Sae Determined to make thls Esfblishment a place of Public Conyenience and resor, arrangements have been entered into with the Alf California Telegraph Line for the reception from ai§parts of the state of the current mews of the daj including important Legislative Proceenings. URN & JENKINS, » ' 9 Proprietors, T. W.:COLCGRNs <> “+ © A. R. JENKINS. Nevada, Dée. 1854. 13-tf Main Street, ‘Nevada, Have removed 2 doors below their former stand, to the Room lately occupied:ly LOM & DAN. HE ABOVE SALOON is nor open for the reception of Company. ] The Best Liqu and Cigars To be found in California, wil always be in readiness at the Bar. Besides havinghad an experience of several years, the undersignedfatter themselves that in point of experience and tac} in PREPARING FANCY DRINKS, their superiors are not tobe found in this State. A MAGNIFICENT READING SVLOJN has been fitted up in the 1ear of the Bar Room, wh¢e gentlemen are invited ‘te have a seat,’ and read thé news, where they will al ways find late California ind Atlantic papers. Thankful for the liberal patronage we have hereto fore received from .he publicof Nevada, we haveevery reason to believe thatour present efforts to please them will be liberaliy rewarded. GEORGE LEWIS. Nevada, Dec. 15, 1854. 18 tf. S.C. McINTYRE, Surgeon & Mechanical Dentist, SE BEGS leave to inform his friends and the

public that he continues to practice his profession in all its branches, on the latest and most approved principles. Dr. M. commenced his studies in 1838, under the well known Dr. W. Biddle of Pittsburg, and graduated under the celebrated Dr. Brewster of Paris, in 1848 ; anda constant practice since that time, gives him confidence in being able to give perfect satisfac. tion to his patrons . He keeps constantly on hand on excellent article of TOOTH POWDER, and an infallible remedy for tooth ache. §@> Office United States Hotel, Nevada. In bidding adieu for a short time to my friends and . patrons in California, I take pleasure in recommending Dr. 8 C. McIntyre as a gentleman well skilled in his professivn, and worthy of all confidence. T. A. LIVERMORE. I cheerfully subscribe to the above. E. N. CLARK. June 15, 1854. 39 tf Dr, H. V. BICKNELL, Eelectic Physician and Surgeon, R. BICKNELL, would hereby give notice to his friends and the public that he has disconnected himself from all other pursuits, and will hereafter devote himself exclusively to the duties of his profession in its various branches of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Dentistry . The Eclectic System of Medicine discards the use of Meree-> -~—4 all other *4i=“4ou38 minerals as medicine. We use the Botamuc, or Vegetanie sreurcmes, sworn Herbs, and their Extracts and Compounds. We would advise Miners to put mercury in their sluice boxes instead of taking it in the form of Calomeland Blue Pills. By so doing they will save their 6old and their health. Ifthey need any medicine, take some simple vegetable, which can alw:ys be found at our office, on Broad street, Nevada, 2nc door above the Union Hotel, where we keep a wellselected assortment of DrvucGs and MEDICINES, Foots, HERBS and REstvorms. Dr Bicknell will pay paricular attention tothe practice of DENTISTRY, and frm his long experience and thorough knowledge of tle business, he is enabled to give entire satisfaction tothose who call on him for DENTAL (CPERATIONS. .0ct PHEEES. 3 Sc Teeth Plugged with Pue Gold for $3,00 a Cavity. sr Tir Foil for 2,00 = ‘¢ Inserted on Pivdjfor... 5,90 each. (&« Bxtracted: fence Ba .:. ts 2,00 es Cleaned from $100 to $3,00 a Sett. He has a TOOTH POWDER, which is unequalled for curing tle Scurvy, making the teeth white and purifring the breath. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Watchmakers K Semelers, And Dealers in WATCHES JEWELRY, Diamonds, Fan ey Gods, &c., Main Street, first Door telow the Metropolis Hotel, 2 NEVADA CITY, CAL. tf SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the Citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, hat she will commence a Private School for Misses and little Boys, at her residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th of August. ‘“erms as formerly. Ordinance, No. XX VEEF. In Relation to Pound Maeter. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as follows: Section 1. The office of Pound Master having been created, and a Peund Master etected by this Board, said office shall be recognized and respected to the extent of the pnrposes for which it was designed, aud to the fullness of any other Ordinance made and adopted by this body, and. in the performance and discharge of the duties pertaining to the office, the Pound Master is, and shall hereby be protected. _ POP RIA, TAT BANe= charge of their duties as Pound Master or Assistants; or destroying or impairing, orin any manner whatsoeyer injuring the Public Peund, or release from the Pound, or attempts to do so, any Swine that may have been impounded, or foreing from the custody of the Pound Master, or his Assistants, any Swine which he or they may have in his or their possesion, for impounding, shall be deemed guilty of a mlsdemeanor, in violating this Ordinance, and, by the Marshal, the person so offending shall be forthwith taken before a Justier of the Peace, for the To wnship of Grass Valley, for examination, and if convicted, shall be fined in a sum of not less than Twenty five dollars and cost not exceeding Kifty dollars and costs, and in default of payment the offender shall be securely confined in the Town Prison, not less than ten days nor more than thirty days. Section 3. The Pound Master for the Town of Grass Valley, shall and is hereby required to execute, payable to the Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley, a good and sufficient bond for the true and faithful discharge of the duties incumbent upon him as Pound Master, and said bond shall be for the amount of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, ; Section 4. The Posnd Master shall, at the expiration of every two weeks, pay over to the Treasurer of the Town of Grass VaHey all moneys he may have in his possession, arising from the Pound and belonging to the Town, for which amounts he shall take receipts and file with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees. In default thereof he shall be held liable to be expelled from office, and suit instituted upon his bond. 3 Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS, President. Attest—S. C. Ricwarpson, Clerk. Guns, Powder, &c. &c. » HE subscriber has been at creat trouble‘and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment inghe best possible style, for making and repairing anything in the way of gunsmithing. He has had many Wears experience, and flatters himself he is a complete mas ter of his profession. = his shop may be purchased at low rat8¥for cash— Boe Rs we Rirves, Guns, Powner, Suor, Leap, Caps’ Nrppr¥ WRENCHES, NippLEs, GoN Waps, SHor, BELTS, AND RXF* RYTHING IN THE WAY OF HIS TRADE. Shop on the south side of Broad street, 3 doors*west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. Nevada City, April 6, 1853. nl9 tf ha . . : . # * N. B. Particular pains taken in cleaning and smeltng of Gold. NEW DRUG STORE, AT THE OLD STAND. ; DR. W. G. ALBAN, « HANKFUL for the Patronage he has hitherto yeceived, would respectfully inform his friends aia the Public generally that he has Pes Purchased the Entire Stock and Stind CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STS, recently oceupied by Drs. CLarK and WALDEN, where he will be happy to see his old friends an make the acquaintance of new ones. He wiil keep constantly on hand a general gssort mentof Drugs, Yedicines, Perfumery Chémicala FANCY ARTICLES, &c., &c., DR. ALBAN will continue the practice of Medicine, and will promptly answer calls at all hours. Ba Prescriptions corefully compounded; at all hours, of the day or night. * 13 tf F. Mansell, > 4 GLA _Q OMIT AMP TE Aw, Pepa AND D RAUGHTSMAN, PINE STREET—NEV ADAS 3 NEXT DOOR TO THE ST. CHARLER. af see ect USS SEES SE EL ee ie rete ST aes P. J. Espenscheid, Wholesale & Retail Dealgr in BOOTS, SUOES, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS. Wire Proot Rrick Store, corner Main and Commercial Sts, Nevada. 8a A full assortment of Ladies’ Misses? Sind Children’s Shoes and Rubbers. Orders fronythe Country promptly attended to. 3 California Iefvelry, WATCHMAKER, Ps AND ee RY DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, DIAMOND WORKY Et rs Main Street, Nevada. 2 . BABTREE, DR. L.A., Physiciag, Sur geon and Accouchetr, Main street, op te Adams & Co’s Express, Rough & Ready. SW2 6m ae =. OBERTS, E. W., Attomey*8t Law and Notary PublictRough & Ready, tevada county, Cal. 24 tf Marshall & Co, Brick Building, Cor. Yl! & Main Sts., GRASS VA7TEY, & . AVE JUST RE-OHENED*ith an --“¥ely New Stock of Goods, in a ie GROCERIES, fROVISIONS,, og 2QCK ERY, ©. WINES, LIQUORS, HARARE: agen wor SS WARE, MINERS’ TGLS, PAINTS, OILS, GUAR. And a jaca of art#estor housekeeping, ati ea! they invite the att fion. of their old custompre yee the public in gene! Pre £GF Goods deivered free of extra chrrgg, within reasonable distance of ses ag BG M. & Co. woull again u . SS ed to them a promt settlement of their — N Wy Grass Valley, Odober, 22, 1855 w} for cash. >} descrippn of Printin? The Grass Viiey Telegrap, and leaye y. a bd 1 e 3 < TeRwmoderate forash. Sagbwceeng ee es § ge uponthose indebtTHI! } FASHIONABLE BOOT AND > S S 4 TR P { iD suon AU svone, MAYERS & HARRIGAN, Main Street, Grass Valley. INoREAsING Business has forced the subseribers to -_ a Branch Store at the above mentioned locality, where may always be found the very best articles.in — market. They have made recent and heavy puroe in San Francisco, and their former patrons an , the publie generally, are invited to call, andthey ¢*2pr but be satisfied they have a more varied and finer stock than was ever brought to this County. From ‘he heaviest boot for miner’s use, to the most delicate slipper for ladies’ wear, everything is of the nicest quality, custom made, yarre durable material. ace ee Their Stock in part consists of — — 8 Fine Boots, of every description, fashionbly re ag thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Mes i, patent leather, and gum : Ladies Shoes, of aH —— —— — heavy boots; children’s shoes n slippers, and in fact, eve hi yhic 3 been called for in our market. Sires aise en Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a better boot in California, and those wishing a fine and fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here as in San Franeisco. : a> ALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietors well know the stock they are offering. Aas. Call and see. 11-tf TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, fAnd all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS. erection of .« Brick or frame Stores, Dwellings Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER WORK GENERALLY. terest to tonstinrnre _ A thorough knovleg ble me to give satisfadion in -a} ‘ tract for work at the loyest icone ,. JAMES’ EK. Wo Address—Aurora Howe,’: is : LFE. Valley. ever Pacific Express, Grass a 1-tf a HARDWARE D LN “4 re . =. E. ECTAUGHLIN, Begs leave} inform hi Beate oie is many fri lic generally that heiinow ~ friends and the pubIN IOEL BLAST AGAIN! With the hea¥est stoct of Hardw offered in thymarket, . poy A1so—Tj, Sheet Ton; Co Air-tight, Pimtum, Pelor of Lead Pip¢efrom 34 he Pumps—all/‘which yi] are that was ever pper-and Crockery, and Box Stoves. All sj h to 2 inches, All pre ge be-sold at the lowes} price i E. Me LAUGHLIN Feproof Building, Mill St. iaee vain di PRTInNG OF EVE¥ VARIETT EXE Ina Stile Unsurpassed by any egblishmentin the State. AE YOU IN WANT OF CA R RCULARS, BILL HHDs, POSERS . IAN-BILLS, i CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any n call at the Office of the Gardirer & Kir (LaTeTiIrK Brorners, ) POS'-OFFICE AMMEMLBY DEPOT, sAen and! Boksellers Stationer / a » Stationers and Beokbinders, Apri es Pease the Post Office, Sacramento. yoaWEZ COLD AND 7 . Now to be Finished, « . CQPER \IINING AGENCY. J x7 SALE that nice House and Lot on reh ak two doors below the Temperance Hak Enguire of Perry Knapp, or of Dr. Spaw, at_his Ofse, in Dornin’s Buildmg on Main Street. . 5-4 CREAMER’S HOTEL, MAIN STREET, ies ; Tewa Mill---California. CREAMER & HQUSEL,* PROPRIETORS. § Single and Double Bedrooms well furnished. 33-tf y Morning Star Mining Co any. TOTICE is hereby given that all Shares” on which IN Assessments are now due and unpiid“in the Morning Star Mining Company, will be gold according to the by-laws of the Company, withinyfour weekg from date, if not previeusly settled. < S ' By order of the Board of Trugt¥es, 4 JOHN J€ sath op Sec. M.S. M. Co. Grass Valley, Oet. 2. 1855. AN 2-4 A WOUSE & LOT ror’ Bat, With Facilities for ie The house now occupied by the fanny of Dr. Sheridan; situated on Mill Street, near the Gold Hyl Mill. ’ House built inthe most substantia}manner, in a state of excellent repair, well adapted for the residence ot a private family, or for a Boayding House, consisting of two sitting rooms, three bedrooms, a dining room, kitchen, wash house, bath room, etc.) and a large cellar. The lot is well fenced inand i roved. Itis 168 . feet front, by 274 deep; a deep well, con aining a never failing supply of most excelleng’ water on the premises. 4@>To be sold with or whout the furniture. For further particulars enquige on the Premises. 443m J. M SHERIDAN. a 4 Robert Homfray CIVIL ENGINEER, Land and Mitling Surveyor, GRASS$ VALLEY. £G> UndergroungSurveys, Sections of Ditches, Tunnels and Public Roads. OFFICE—At the Gold Hill MAK at FOR SALE. MTHER with or without the-crop, a RANCH, with 20 acres enclosed with* picket fence, sowed with oats and grass seed, with hougqand garden, supplied with water from a never failingspring. Can be had ata bargain. Enquire of the subsriber at Newtown. 39-3m* sd J. C. MERRIAM. LOST OR LOANED! 7NIPE’S MAP of the Gedjogy of Great Britain and . Ireland, with part of France. A beautiful Map, as above, has been lent to some gentleman by the owner. It i particularly requested that it may be returned to this office. To Country Merchants HE UNDERSIGNED having been Jobbing Groceriw and Provisions for the last four years, will no Doa Cash Commission Business. We solicit orders from Country Traders for all kinds of Goods. For Groceries in particular we shall, by being constantly in the market, be able to fill orders satisfactorily. : We are sole Agents for the State for the sale of Swans’ Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain GOODMAN BRO. 43-3m 60 Front Btrept, San Francisco. Me mines, &c. Laying eft and Leveling Railroads . so imposed, N ViFéf theapidly increasing imgortance and succalf QuARS & COPPER MINING Operations, the undersig havedecided to add to heed regular GOLD. I businiss, a General AGENCY ——— actions Mected yith these interests. An ex —_ acquaince among capitalists and parties re largaly Mining eterprises, a en y to offer® servicé in selling or negotiating neue om MINING@d WATER STOCKS or CLAIMS, organizing JOINT CK COMPANIES, and procuring subsctP” tions fdhe samé and a or importing ar inery, Steam Engines, ac. . ; Qu IBTER, with particulars of Mining ee inspect, &e., for Sale, will be kept open for ars hhinery for sale Partiaaving haproved Quartz Machinery ? are req wed to furnish full descriptions, and models GRESHINERALS and QUARTZ SPECIMENS, valed, pihased gnd carefully assayed. ; F A Moh of a NEW “QUARTZ, GOLD —~ TOR,’ gently patented, can be seen at our 0 rn : rights tose which will be disposed of. Also, sample : of a ver, RICH QUARYZ Sars just opened, an in rest infhi is offere r sake. terest infuich isoffered fo oer & OO. sit Office, 118 Sacrameni avand Depo Go} Assayjand yep ‘What Cheer House.” 4-tr . to st.+-Opposite \Ordinance, No. XXEX. Conerning Dance Houses. The Boad of Tustees of the Town f Grass Valley, do Ordainas follyws : : at Section . Any peter oF Pertnin Une. incorporate ing any ie Dace House, with a ing oe ee Towh of Grass VaHey, shali first apply to the ma'shal awl obtain License for the eons w < License sinli be thirty Dollars per month, in advar e or Three Jollars h advance, forea ch night or day sucl Dance Horse mej} be opened “gi dancing purposes, Sundavsexceptd in ail cases. : : i ¢ Sec toete Sahnd after the passage of this om, nance, ne person pr persons shail use any house ree in the Corporate Imits of Grass. Valley, a5 @ S eotg Dance House, without first having obtained gmsenee us directed in’Secion first in this ened er the penalty of a ine of not Jess than Fifty — and costs of suit,mor more than One Hundred Dolar on conviction befire a magistrate, or shall be —— oned in default of payment not. less than — — nor over Thirty, énd the property thus ig A egi Dance Hause, andthe owner thereof shall be P 3 chit sponsible for, and be made to pay the fine aa Approved, . #. A. TOMPKINS, President. Attest—S. C. Richardson, Cterk. ey ws GEO, Ie eee Concerning Bars and other places; where intoxi-. cating Liquors are seld by the drink. The Board of Trastees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as foHows ¢ Section 1. -Ail persons keeping -Bars, Saloons Ex changes, Restaurants, Hotels, Coffee Houses, and oth er places where spirituous and jntoxicating liquor are sold by the drink, (within the Corporation limit of Grass Valley) shall pay a license, for the same. ac cording to their class, which shall de denominated th = Class and the Second Class :yhere the receipts of such Bar. Saloe 3 execed Iwo Hundred Dollars per’ peng for sleaae and other things sold by such Bars, Xe., it shalk be considered of the First Class, and shalt therefore pay a tax of Ten Dollars quarterly, in advanee. Where the receipts of any such Bar, Saloon, &c. shall be under Two Hundred Deltars per month it shall be numbered in the Second Class and shall pay a Tax of Five Dollars per quarter, imadvance.Section 2. Any person or persons who shall refuse to pay their License on aspllcation by the Marshal, for the collection of the same, shall be prosecuted for double the amount of the sum which they so refuse to pay before any Court of competent jurisdiction. And on recovety execution shall be issued. All persons from whom such License may be demanded, shall before a Magistrate make oath to the class under which he may properly beler g, 1nd on refusing so to do shall be included in the Firat Class and pay accordingly. Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS, Pres: Attest—S. C. Ricnarnson, Clerk, The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the i The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada quch& Rea on CUTED AT THIS OFFICE ”