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HOUSE, SIGN AND DRNA-
MENTAL PAINTING.

Inc hnbscrih2t respectfully informs .bc ,isi.
aens Of :'umterTjilc mud IT. vicinity i,ai l,,. is
prepared 10 execute any wcri. III ,h, .,i,nr,.
bronchcs on rens0i,ahia tasIrs,
y. j., WHITEHEAD.
y. b rnnsparcni Blinds, civic and rilia,
ry hnsS, res'iis a". iaih,4i 10 order ,Onntry
"rjcrs urnmptly rAcCut-d
SnnHcS il:r. hug. 70. 1851 t.-,l
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WTeathS and Sprigs,

b.. oi rpm ahn NRENTilS nnd
Eri,i.,~ }r :.r,.srl rra iur sn!r .uw by
u.s. - ! FRAS..iS
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Negro Shoes.

The 'uhscrihoT igs ntn.le Arrangement, fpr
The 'nann'a't"'" u FROM t'ar, % t,Yc hog,anJ
p"ir' OF ia" eSovc a. !cic ny tho F.iI. FOR
reference NJ TO q'lnlt.l hc would t4spri!n,tg
ni 'i:n ln ,spsr W!.G ,aI-uy.jGc,i him las, y.or
As |" Hr,cr, he viii Enar.nlHs them A. IL" "a
can he afforded.
May % "tr Mnpet~
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Executors NntiG4.

hayr apr"lnrel Vi, SaEnUcl KS
Agent 10 Hct'lc mp III illr In%.J. s1..4 Il
=! 60! %icDhtu iaCGsDs. la,r Drs y
.iNNA l.S ~
hli prsuns having icmnpA,g n "a
lniu al stephen !.nCuSie
nuerted, rhn,r i,,ient"t5.{ ss S. "a
layyucnt y =.
nlhy !ii, 1881
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aticItiiciii r-,S .''t - 55,tH =
triFuse. :
/ On Ino,,on oil Dr d. ". Bradley +
resolutions were separately 9n', n!i y
witch we're unanimously adopeh.
Tie proceedings OF Tic meeting we're
uHierct; 10 hr rsit,=h;a -: -. 10 t,$auih.rn
sS.aWGa,d mud thc Chu'icstt. r,l;;@r. anA
Sumter Bdnacr, requested 70 rnpy Oh mo.
lion al J {. Wti,un,
@.< AiI.J L. Mo"zon, then moved an ld
tournament.
The ncriing wa- clmrao;eTiaca ~ una
hinity, aud cri;in.asln.-
r. ~ n. u. 'Yl.on, rccstacnt
Jno. q. rrcs>!,y, ,;o.r,,,,;.
W. J. tM0EEr.
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Z 1TtR!i.

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Some of he Southern papers arc
discussing and rccunnnc, jag ; hcnc iar
enhancing ,hc ya!uc q cotton TAc p!nr
is 10 form a coiupnny, Wi, " caP'a. n;
$:LQ,UUD 600, Ia rcce.vr al! Inc y"uou pro
dacei IN The unlcd !%,"tDs snd sci u,
euaran;eena 10 he rwncr eleven rcGia q
i,ouud, au.I Withholding 1t igc,h Ire nlnrkrt
whcnevcr i wi!i n"l biug 'h.i pr.ce. The
Southern Press rolirnenls inls ugon The
scheme.
'.fbc PROJECT is utterly visionary and IN.
practicable r,,c attempt wpnit hrcHH nny
such company, il It coalt be ;"r'n"d, "nd
woui uEula;e!y I,lnrc tiIe p5cc ol cotton
instead ot advancing It.
"'rhe production 0: COTTON 3s w" ii."i o.
Everything else. ltis, or w;Il he iuH'c"
#hY tho compensation II pays Tor lhc capita!
and skill invested. And 10 dc>icc has
ever vet been iouui 10 scrurc definite
profit To any buS,Hess. i. wl'Ad be as
Wise 10 atleUpt % regulate Tie sGaS"''~
aud 10 insure 9." Us; The Tny worm, ram!
wc a;l,or, ard ca y iroSts.
";rhnrc is prevalent bat inftakci
notion that tie prco oi cotton s fcghiaic'
il Englaad hy The bank, OF HlsDAiactuTc'a
or s,eG GuiatUrs. The ihing ~ impossible
The price is regulated by TIC Ic!nA"d o
t'io manufactured fabric al. uyer tie world
anl such IS ,h: extent oi thai drnand, an'
o( the iluctuatIoEs which TcsuS !ro,n ia,
.yicissiiudts oi nat .oms, Itat the TriCc %
cotton is he very tIs!Og '!lht M PoNeF cai
regalatc,
f,Surb 3 ITO ox.onl. utility, and neccss.'.
of cotton clothing, that he Wcmase'
.lenian( iol cotton IS almost Inc mc0surc o
the. l.ltrral ncreaso anG progress"
civilization Q! lhe work; aid He,!GeF !
lY,te 80 ran1 - IL Ac ''SsSi ..G .
"tgz.,avcs. ~ tar roIio4 ',#..s .'i yc
puiticicDtly abnhlanmHSy
Of cotton CO." - .3.r1
oi Inndefn r,tIpAatiop
r-r~.r-r.,,..-' '--%s.-.
cohh's majority for Co.'S &ar ofOG1
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C,S Lesion, oct 10. 1881

li'H LESIoN, ')CE 10 1911,
Eotioa.--Iho Cotton market was inrhsr
depressed on Saturday last, '!horc was
no jemgnd for ihe article; ono or Jw"
buyers; however, were Induced 10 operate
in consequence of the low terms pricrc!
Ivy holders, aud some forced sales wern
5lade nj a heavy reduction on prcyious
ytices bringing Far quality Down to 8
~! Tat g; G2 at q - ID al 6 J.S !:
25a, 63-i l53 at Z 81 90 atat.a; !;
8iiat = 2cG al : ~ and rs bales
sS,,,{ssS 81 Gents.
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South -Carolina- Sumter Iiist

Whereas haze this day taken ,.ss.s-
son o. Ordinary .! SAID DISTRICT of,he
hcT~nna property as de;c!ict Of Jol.,
ltanks aic nl SuuIcrviIc dno'l, anJ |
ayaii myself Of iitis ,Hcthod 10 nutil, al
persons inhabited 10 the deed To make I'M.
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. g. Hanks. my
.Agenl On tbs particularly and tl,o.c liav.
:"g demands against drt'1 will hand them
~ d"ly attc>ted according TO law.
W. LEWIS, o. :. y.
Aug. 2d 1850 81
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SEdsEsa.

Ladies' Ba"k. Figur,d ar..i Golossd lc,isy
,AnIs Woraiei Ensiael Blmmsss Drab Fig.
tsn'. &cl&t- SE l.. Is ii1NkS
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GO .O0o II srsDna

ins4nine ca elststs sni conditions. srorg eheh
acrr lAtss H'Eccr Or sIcs, wbr ecHIge
'e HsrNoas Io;hp !si.:s. have 's1n NJ
EHilaEtY ANp PERMANENTLY ouaap,
whrn s3 hoPs CT Fr'!of mad bsen giva B a5a sserr
sh,ng riss eeea tIiet !a reini
70 i''.t.Tsts Tie pst CT Tia tiALSANLG iaisI.s'.
.pppeta The cars OF recsoa Riictd With thar tns o.
SiN'l2a'lo'l DYSPEPSIA, si, other Chrtu: OF Ess
~ giS"iter Il oiiraly casos itirI,. as;s ara ss
rhieb o$ .ss Hsi.aH oa tho SAd Fautsie. d.
t'Hn'aEa rarri rrPvraIy seiisG PGt which e,v. tSs
.t'ieb; IN lows ';tts "'a VIZ. injured isci.a sna,
tas Seoan I'is exesa has crus,d rh,r ,n,ns,. ~
ritn AS ehust rcsyliing fTom ito Sfic s IN - At
f!SiS ssIT TtsG Oyspsp.ic, sat vac ir :bn.
Fofsi - finnE1 .; IN sttact s.!d spr Ii. ,hs Raj,
Hioui! ;r E'sy. IGrR Tho aPyErc Sirt, ~ arsst.ssi
~ sAnt Teod the In,eEth!p yatsfirs pI " M st ~.
Tue Paf'if arnHhs u ths .'r u,s.ebr cso,io. t;sI
,s aee bs osi - he po.tY$s .!,ps ss p,S ID. eaI
rao' 'FAttshH e!rHAl'arn tAIoss kuI Ike syssesai
-, "rsia EtISs Dr DiSPs. Fih ncs PEE
., ,.'SsN 80 - -, T. EEW rENYs fs APPLY
SkrktSaa krkttpa iE'I ~ fRApitAtK TAs: RlssAsE OF
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4 "a, 70; Z, !, I, -; 4, tiss
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fof tAt Removal AMI rsFmnGens Cure Of al
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs. =
Ana % those crn!i..9ss Y,el me r,s,,s l., N In
l'ite', ~oaSsned or uAasitiy ontitqst 81 tGa @ irI
NE EItroUs sy4Ts6R.
t-r"s i.,wsts of GALvAH!ssf aiid afatilEJisSI kss
ssnh p'oae"ttsd ~ d,hngubed iiystfans Sofi, isi
ns5%is ~ ~ uni,st ssits 70 be rs stsfii
DR., CHusTIE's GALVAHyd EGE.E
MAGNETIC FLgTgIs.
!: n"i wEA e mos, vssct anI caI,.in sss c4ts in all
EaEnAr. HaII.x,rv
Strengthening ,he weskarsi body giving tone 20 10
!ATlcg, arsGns and iyico:st:ng ,hs st.e lfy
81 81 birs y, Is HAAr i rAEAh{sis sna rAts nYspEr
sss &Rxaus TRsSoas FHif5s r99iFHfffssqp r9Fffspon hsSS 81
i hs sii5I ard cnxST LivEa sa, xfi
ynAAiri-tiNl. ana CuhYAT'tRE. .: the sa}aEs iiiF
c.EGCY or HfiiYous sEJ Pi.Ysil;A Al. EsEI,5;Y,
ana al NERVOUS DISEASES, vhich coz riaints tc.s
''otn ohs ,iN'aio cansV-- -.Itaaly. sl.5Ey F'"s
Darangenent Of the Nervous SYstan..
h7- ia NERVOUS ComPLAiHrs, prns. sni M.a.
nna' n' ta' hs d'tsttfo hsy wrsken Sc yi,.l onss
gs. ol 'hs already cstreca ryiteta wiis rndsr tls
,'rsn&ih.na5 iife g2ips, ,HasirE iraunnss ei Ga
soravy :hs .4Dlartaa t..icnt si ,rtakrs.. s-,, {.
fs'tqrss 10 sFur osh stJeagsh slo1S!t. aaI gigsri
The srtsi Eet;i'>si,y ard e-sGel!suee os 4
Lr. Chdstio'g Galvanio Cusaayea,
eonssts IN "a" sc that cy arrr., AM aBrs SissAs bz
s"t,ssrS a,ei'tlt:en IN pase o. hsH'ul mode - rsE.
.jaks hctsie.tly unjev thv inaia,i5a ''ff!ss
EA'g girsnfis.s. re .Ae< ttsJS, ,gusS@ iis ssrs,
'it'E r ne tt"t reRait ~ f.srs,ijss Hr4 ss
tiea 10 IS rl SIa:c., 0ri. n.toe yers ,incs
Haere laaS -;f tEl- s.
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TE2$. Ilih Reg. S c, N J
s;Ed. Cclnl'rr u, 1871. {
&! E,mrth Rcpimon,, : 6
!. sGrade nl l'impon, Town
". 10 q 2ih nf SpN ,iDlrT .ut {
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ENTRA0NpINA# ~ nv iioN
TFir lt'ai! Of ihceSenIln' 1921 Ia.
NM, .inyfiy,rs. gnd Ladirs ngein
rn,ur,;,,s n tlisf, slu,2rF 'iomes, The PrGpS,o-
tor pi lie above j.yian,,iarht b'3s 'nn(t re-
;n, -, .;;y,s o,t ,,HriNaiici STSth aE
ijIp0itTI,,,i;oOn> ,nha autartUrci. nnaay Of
them. eAJrtSsl. iur - $,i'',',''''''"''''n. y.
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r. w. Cloud, Carpenter and

Jobbing shop, Broad street Nevada city
Toms, rockers, sluices Pumps, tsgether
with all kinds of miners tools and stock
of hardware. Carpenter and cabinet
work done at short notice. Doors win
dow sash, chairs, mating, bedsteads, iron
STEEL and nails, beaureaus chests. cup
boards and every other description of
cabinet ware for sale and manufactured
or repaired at short notice. Wagons
repaired, turning done, lumbc and sheet
iron for sale. Undertaking done ready
made collins and good hcarsc on hand.
Nevada august 2 IF
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Just received at their old
stand Broad street, a choice lot of gro
ceries, consisting of the following
1900 lbs hams,
800 lbs extra canvassed hams,
2560 lbs fresh Chill flour,
200 gals s f1 syrup,
400 lbs adamantine candles
II cases lemon syrup,
"a cases pale ale,
500 lbs Java coffee,
Is kegs chewing tobacco, Thomas
brand,
GOO lbs bacon sides,
2 bbls water crackers,
2 butter +"
16 quarter bbls clear pork,
IL cases pickles,
S kegs pickles. in 5, s and 10 gals
doz hickory pick helves,
90 sacks Cal potatoes,
400 lbs extra leaf lard,
Matches &c. sc. &c.
Moore & BoRRADAILE
sp4-tf Broad street.
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NEVADA EXCHANGE

ROSS & MILLER, having recently tai
nc above mentioned House on Broad strd|
nearly opposite the Placer Hotel, and spnI
no pains or expense in reftting and furnishl
it IN tne best stvle, are now prepa red to acco
modate the travelling public, as well asregu
bearders with the best the country affords.
-3heir Table and Bar will always be suppl
with the best in the market, and every eff,
useful to make those who may favor them wi
their patronage entirely at home in this houl
Give them call
They have also au excellent Bakery attach
TO the establishment, and are prepared to fu
nish every thing in that line of the bes. quail
and MS cheap as the cheapest.
ROSS fl MILLER.
Nevada citv June 81 On
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For Sale.

The EUREKA HOUSE at Deer Creek
Lower Crossing. This establishment,
combining the advantages of a tavern.
trading post and healthy location mid
wa tetween the cold of the mountains
and he heat Of the valley, situated
near the main Yuba, and on one of the
main thoroughfares to tho upper mines,
will be sold by the subscriber peremtorRy,
AS business requires him to return to the
States This house is admirably adapted
to family, being 80 by 40 feet, with
large bar, dining and cook rooms, a
chamber 20 by 80, store room, 3 bed
rooms, and a cellar. S. MATHEW.
July 9th. no23tf
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BUCKEYE STORE,
Foster, Barrett, 4 Co.

THANKFUL for past favors, wish to|
to the MINERS and the public in gent
that they are just receiving, at their old stl
on Broad street, the finest stock of
ever brought to this marFet, direct from
Francisco. which they will sell at the VI
lowest possible rates. Call aud examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ap'f
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CITY Bath House.

ON Main street, between Birdseye & Co.
and Avery 8. Mills, is now in complete opera
tion a baihing saloon which needs no recon-
mendation but the visits of the good citizens
of Nevada City. All kinds Of baths, cold,
warm, hot, vapor and shower, adapted as well
to the benefit of invalids as the comfort and
perpetuty of the health of those who possess
that blessing. Come along, and see what we
have to offer you as luxury in this way. lou
can be shaved by the best barber in Nevada,
have any kind of a bath you wish, exchange
your soiled clothes for clean ones, and have
them washed and ready for ysa at your pleas
uge.
Our arrangements, which will be complete
in few days, viii be to carry on systematic
Laundry, having a large clothes cupboard,
with pigeon holes for each PERSONS clothes,
where they may be had at any hour of the day
or night. lIiners can leave any tling they
WISH even q whole suit of clothes, which they
may wish TO have convenient and ready for
any occasion when they come into town. Bu'
make your wishes known 70 us, and 1t will bs
our pleasure to crafty them, If in our power
not stopping short of full application OF tht
dental art, or the science of medicine. Min
ers, merchants, and mechanics, judges, law
yers, sporting men, and doctors, shall all b'
accommodated in that which will conduce sc
largely to their good feelings and fine looks
The ladies will have an apartment assigned
them for bathing, attended by the excellen
lady, Madam Bolton, living in the rear of the
bath house. who supernteud washing de-
partment. HOY q FAGAN.
Nevada, June II, 1851.
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JOHN T. MOORE. GEO. BoRRADAILE
MOORE & BORRADAILE,

South side of Broad st. next door to the
Gregory House, Wholesale & Retail Dealers,
Groceries and Provisions &c. Have con-
stantly on hand, and arc receiving daily all
kinds of desirable goods. Consisting OF
Flour, Pork, Barley, Hams, Butter, Cheese,
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Beans, Apples, Peaches,
Lard, Syrup, Tobacco, Liquors, Spices, mi
ming Tools &c.
They invite the attention of Miners and
Packers to their well assorted stores and
will give satisfaction as to the quality ofthei
goods. ml6m r
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NOtice.---Ths public are hereby cuo-
toned against trading for oYpurchasing from
VIM. Huntington certain Qnartz claim,
which empowered the s9d VIM Hunting
OR to SELL by bill of sale ito him, executed
and dated June 10th, 1851 and recorded be-
fore Recorder L II Freeman, in Nevada City;
| having fully revoked fhc power and all
authority by me hereteP Prc vested in said
H huntington to sell or nbny wise dispose Of
the same. A I LlNERMORE.
Nevada City, July 29A1s5l.
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STYLES and Lyon, General

Undertakers, corner ofPine and CONNER
ial streets, keep on hand at all times, n
full supply Of ready made collins of all
sizes also a good hearse. Undertaking
in all its various branches speedily and
expeditiously executed. The friends Of
deceased person. are respectfully invited
to give them call augI*lm
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GOODS received by Davis a. Hrst, corner
" of Broad and Pine streets, for the week
ending Sept goth 1851
$50 sacks fresh Chill -four, (warrant ed
s bbls clear pork,
$500 lbs bacon hamss superior,
1000 lbs Hobartown potatoes,
70 packages Goshen butter,
ALso-Dried Apples and Peaches, Pickles,
Vinegar, Mackerel, Candles, Iron, Steel,
Hardware, Miners Boots, etc etc.
The above goods are warranted Or ime, and
will be sold at moderate profits.
DAVIS d. HIRST.
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For SGe,

STATE OF CALlFORNIA-Neyada coun-
- ty, Grass Valley township, SIS.
Justices Court, before G.. f. SMITH, Justice
of the Peace. September 4th, 1851
Henry Bouen plG vs.. Philip EYickiager den.
The people of the State Of California TO Philip
Flickinger, of said township; Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before,
me, at my office in said township, on Mondayt
the sixth day of October next, at nine o'clock,
A. M, then and there TO answer 10 tho com
plant of Henry Bowen, of said townshi
who demands against you the sum of one hun !,
dred and thirty one dellars, being the amo IN :
of your note to him, dated July 18th, 1851 I;
for which sum the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you in case of your failure APP r
as above.
spll-3t+ c. +. SMITH, J, r.
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Bricks, Bricks, Bricks,
For sale at the Nevada brick J
head of Broad street.
Sept. Aim
StraYed or Stolen.

A Sorrel Mare from near Kiotaville, u
IA ded S on the left hip, face some1
dished, and three white feet. Also, a
brown Mule branded o on the left hipl
reward of $25 will be paid for the rccol
of either, or if stolen, $50 additional fo1
thief if convicted. Apply to Geo. Dick1
Kietayille
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Not1e.

Is hereby given that II shall apply to the
probate Judge Of Nevada county on the end,
day of September terh being on the cid
day of September 1851 for letters OF admin
istration to admisistej on the estate of j. G.
Miller deceased Of sai} Nevada county, those
having objections to sFich administration, are
hereby notified to cPme toward and show
cause why such letters of administration
should not be grant3l to this applicant.
so 81 ATRICK McLANE
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

County Of Nevada,
Before Justice Edwards. Nevada City.
Fl w Gray VS.. f l. WiIlarl--ln at
tachment. Demand, $500
The people of the State Of California,
to Emery L. Willard, greeting
You will take notice that II w Gray,
plaintiff having this day sued out an
attachment before me and against you.
in the sum of $500 debt, as per account
filed, unless you be and appear before
me, at my Office in Nevada City, on the
9th day of October. 4 D 1851, at 10 o.
clock NJ, to make answer and defend
as against the plaintiff complaint, .judg
mcnt will be rendered against you, in
favor of said plaintiff in the sum of $500
and costs, and of this you have n,tice
given, by publication in the Nevada
Journal: public newspaper printed in
Nevada City, California.
Given under my hand Ibis 4th day of
September, D 1851.
sp7-4twy JoHN EDwA ARps, J 7.
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For Sale or Rent.

yHNHE Livery Stand upon Main and Com
d nerciai streets, known as the "TATrER-
sALL STABtEs," and commanding view OF
boih of said sire cts, will be sold or tented on
TIE most reasonable terms Tho advantages
Of this stand for the Livery Business are far
superior to any In the city. Possession given
en- the 26th last.
Enquire a, tho sign Of tho "GoLD WATCH"
On Broad street.
Nevada city, Sept, 10, 1sjf---n
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-Four cases very superior
Champaign; 400 lbs No l Butter in 10
lb packages.
The Undersigned have a large stock of
groceries and provisions on hand, and
are receiving fresh supplies weekly by
their teams, and will sell as low to the
packers or their customers as any other
house in this city, who expect 100 cents
to the dollar.
A first rate Buggy and Harness for
sale low, for the ready down.
DAVIS & HIRST.
Aug 10Th, 165l-tf.
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Notice

Tho share holders in the Tehama
Quartz Mining Company are hereby no.
titled that an assessment of forty dollars
to the share has been called If not
paid within, ten days shares will be for
fcited. Per order Of the Company.
T. ELLEARD BEANS, Secretary.
Nevada, July 81 1851.
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N Q TIC

Taken up, two miIe5 North Of Nevada City,
on the Doth of June asst a fly-bitten grey
mare, about seven ydlrs old, branded II on the
right shoulder, righTeye out, and hole in
each car Said mfre has been running for
some time betweeF the South and Middle lu-
ba, at Ilumbus Canon
For further PARTICULARS, enquire off. VII
hanson & Co, ,<dain st
iuIy2 G.FOSTER.
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Caution.

The public are hereby cautioned sga;as!
trading for note executed by us to Pauline
Gourdine for six hundred dollars dated at Ne
vada city, February 9th, 1851, as the SAID
cote wasobtained by 4 .etp % t,,
f,and. w. A. ROBINSON
I'm THOMAS HERN.
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For Sale.

OIe share in The Bunker I'LL Quarts Min
ing Co. There is machinery now in the
course Of erection on the claims. Enquire
at the Fruit StoFe, Corner Broad and Pine
streets
july 18th. isal uoR3 ~
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Western M arket.

WEBSTER d. Co. would inform the citizens
of Nevada and the public n general that they
now have on hand at their establishment, on
Main street, adjoining Barker's some of the
best MEATS the market affords. Also, n large
assortment of GROCERIES.
Nevada City, April 18th, 1851.
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The n ational Hotel
AT AUBU RN.

biiiI AT AUBURN.
TIE subscriber most respectfully Informs
ho5e visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public n general that he has Just completed
that largo building, expressly erectct as Ho-
TEL in Auburn Care will be taken by the La
dies of the House. that the Table will be kept
neatly and well supplied | return my thanks
to my friends for III Ir past patronage at the
old stand of which have converted the en-
tire building into a store, where Miners and
Ira dcrs will find n constant and general as
sortment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust.
Auburn June Is 6m VIM ,GWYNN.
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NOfiPP.

Bills Of Exchange on
New York,
Philadelphia,
New Orleans,
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Pittsburg,
Boston,
st. Louis.
The undersigned having made ar
rangements with one Of the wealthiest
banking houses in the Atlantic States
or California, are prepared to sell Bills
of Exchange, for gold dust or coin, on as
favorable terms as any other responsible
house. We draw on
Page & Bacon, st Louis,
Atlantic Bank, Boston,
State Bank, Louisiana, N Orleans,
Drew, Robinson x Co, N York,
F A Vandyke Jr, s. Co Philadelphia
T S Goodman g. Co, Cincinnati,
Hutchings & Co, Louisville,
S Jones & Co, Pittsburg.
We will continue to forward gold dust
and letters through the old established
house of Adams & Co. All gold dust
will be forwarded through the Pacific
Mail line which never fails. Letters
will be sent by yanderbilt's new line
if desired.
Having little room left in our large
Salamander safe, we will continue to
receive treasure on deposit.
DAVIS & HIRST.
Nevada CITY. Sept. 9Th 1851.
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ENUREkA MINING Goa meeting Of
~ the shar eholders in the above company
will be held on the evening of the lss of Octo-
ber at half past Sc ven O'Clock. at the old store
of Leonard Co. in Cayotevlle. All shares
not Represented at that time will be sold to the
highest bidder. An assessment will DO levied
on that evening.
A-3t Per order Of the President
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Gregory's Express.

ENOR RENT---Thc office adjoining ,ire-
IL gory's Express, now occupied by DIS
Miller a nd Ovortoa. Enquire OF
HOFFMAN, and Co.
Sept. I0-tf Ag'ts. Gregory's Express.
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nEER CREEK BAKERY, by Samuel
~ Walker, has the best article of bread
es, and cakes-all kinds of provisions for
rminers on hand. AIMS
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r F. M O V F. ID

The undersigned woald beg leave to in
form the public that he has renewed his Of
fee to the Court House on Main street
where he will be found to attend to all off
cial business connected with his office; also
to draw up deeds, mortgages, contracts, etc.
and to take the acknowledgement Of any in.
strument Of record.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Nevada, June 25th, 1851.