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The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26
NC. c.. NJ. Co.

A T meenting of the Board of Trustees oI
"A the Nevada !;ounty Gold Mining Co.,
held in Grass Valley, Nov.2, 1852, it was
Resolved, unanimously. that an assessment
of fifteen dollars on each share of stock, is this
levied, and payable as follows, viz. Seven and
"a half dollars per share to be paid by or before
the 10Th inst, or within fifteen days of date
And seven and a helf dollars ger share, to be
poid by or before the first day Of January, 1888
or within sixty days from date hereof.
ReSolred, further, that all stock on which
the assessment is not paid punctually, will be
forfeited, and disposed of according TO law.
true copy from the minutes.
w. B. PEAXE, Sec'y and Treas
Stockholders will please remit through Ad-
ans 6. 10, Wells, Fargo 9' Co, or privately tc
the Treasurer 30-5w w. b. P.
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Golden Gate Saloon,
BY MRS. SMITH.


InPPOSITE the Mountain House, Main
~ street, Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Lii
Iquors and Cigars always 10 be found at their
/ house.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys.
ters stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
1other kind in The season.
DRINKS-Tom and Jerry, Milk Punch.
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds Of drink
Icalled for.
This house will be open from 6 o'clock in
the morning. until ~ o'clock at night. G,n-
Itemen will find this house the most fashiona-
]ble place in tewn to spend the evening. 22-3mN
State of California, I District Court, 10th ia
County of Nevada. dicial District.
SEPTEMBER Term, A. ID. 1852.
IvHNHE people of the State of California 10
John Noel, Greeting You are hereby
commanded TO appear and answer within forty
days after the service of this writ, the COM
|plaint Of Sarah Noel. now on file in the clerks
|office Of the District Court aforesaid, against
|you praying for a divorce from the bonds OF
|natrimony existing by her rintermarriage with
|you, the said John Noel, or in default Of your
answering, the same said complainant Will
proceed to obtain decree of court tor the par
poses aforesaid; and also for such other relief
las is sought for in said complaint.
| Witness, Theo. Miller, clerk of the District
court 10th Judicial District, with the seal Of
tho same hereto attached, this l4th day OF
September, A. ID. 1852.
THEO. MILLER, CLERK Dist. Court.
District Court,
Nevada County
1t is ordered that service be made by publi-
cation of the summons issued herein for tho
period of forty days from the period of the first
Insertion in the Nerada Journal.
WM. II. BARBOUR, Dist. Judge.
Atest-Theo. Miller, Clerk Dist. Court.
October %, 1852 27-6t
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WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S (Mulford &
Searls, agents) next regular Express for
the Atlantic States and Europe, will
leave Nevada, Nov. 10Th, in time to con.
meet with the steamer Panama leaving
San Francisco Dec. 1st, in charge of
their regular through messenger. Their
drafts drawn on nearly all Of the prin-
ci2al cities of the Atlantic and Western
States, are payable at sight at the Of
fees Of the American Express Company
They ship treasure on the most reason.
able terms, and receive packages and
letters till 10 o'clock Sunday evening.
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Dissolution.

JOSIAH c. STUART, OF tho firm of Atkins
|S Stuart, has this day, Oct. 26, purchased
the entire stock of John r. Atkins in the con.
;ern of Atkins & Stuart, and the firm of At
kins Il Stuart is hereby dissolved.
All accounts and business of the concern
will be settled BY G. Stuart, who alone i,
authorized to sign the names Of the firm In
liquidation. The business heretofore carried
lon by Atkins & Stuart, will be continued ir
Jail lis mercantile branches by Josiah c. Stuart
and Robert Henry, who have Just received ,
lew and splendid assortment and solicit tn,
patronage of all dssirous Of purchasing goo'
and cheap goods.
Nov. 10. 3itt
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The Partnership

Heretofore existing between Porter. Holbrool
md company, at Porter's Crossing, on Bea
River, Nevada and Placer counties, Gal is thi
lay dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by Il. II
Porter, who will collect all debts and demands
Iue the firm, and also pay all outstanding debt
against said company.
ROBERT H. PORTER,
WIN. ii. HOLBROOK,
DANIEL p. HOLBROOK.
Nevada Co. Nov. llth, 1852. 2O-3t.
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Union Hotel,

BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.
0NHE undersigned, having fitted up ihh
u well known house in a style equal I,
any in this section of the country, begs leav,
10 announce to his frie nds and the public tha
he is now ready to accommodate transient an,
permanent boarders, and pledges himself +,
all! who may favor him with their patronag
that no pains shall be spared to make ihi
house as pleasant home as c-n be found il
any mountain town in California.
Board per week, $l2 90
&c and lodging, 400
Board pr w'k with private room Is 90
Board and lodging per day, 300
Lodging per night, 80
Private room per night, 100
3m29 r. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
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FoR THE lsruMus. 1t will be seen by th
advertisement, that the p NJ. 5. S. Co
steamer Panama leaves on the lst proximo =
The Columbus, of the same line, leaves OH tn
Both Move aber. The lsthmus passage, ono
/, fIightful bugbear, is now. through the cnerg
and spirit of accommodation of the stealnSh
company, become an ordinary and comfortabl
passage, to trav2l which i; is not neccssar
preliminary for a man to make his will
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Notice.

n HEREBY forewarn any and all persons
I from buying or otherwise trading for a
note of hand of twelve hundred dollars, mad,
payable to Thadeus Davis or bearer, twelve
months after date, dated Nov. 18th, 1852 n
said note was obtained under false pretenscs
and hold off sets against the same.
DE ZAVALA ALEXANDRA, NJ. ID
Nov. 23i, 1885,. .-3I-3t*
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Notice

rs hereby given that the Empire Mining
Il Co en- the first day of Nov. A. d. 1852
declared dividend on their capital stock OF
no per cent for the six months commencing
May lst A. d. 1852 and ending Oct. 3lst A
ID. 1852, the same being payable on and after
the LIST Nov. A, II. 1852, at the Office of ths
Empire Mining Co., Boston Ravine, Gras
VALLEY Township.
J. f. SOUTHWICK,
3t*-29 Secretary of T.. Nj. Co.
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Mare Lost.

STRAYED away or stolen from the subscri
- Der at Grass Valley, dun colored Mare
about three tuonths ago, branded on the hil
and the shoulder, with double ace Of spades
called the Vallejo brand; also a small circular
brand over this mark on the hip. Any per
son returning said animal will be well paid b,
A. A. HOVERSON,
Grass Valley, Nov. 10Th, l652.-3l-lm+
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TO the Ladies !
DRESS MAkING, merry
PLAIN SEWINGl

AE ISIS McClan and Miss Farnsworth de-
lVn- sire TO notify the ladies of nevada and
vicinity that they are prepared to pursue the
business Of Dress Making and Millinery in
every department, with atness and dispatch.
Miss Nee. having been extensively employed
in dress making for some years, is furnished
with patterns OF the latest ia shions, to which
she soicts the attention of the ladies. In the
millinery line Miss Farnswcrth desires to re-
fer to specimens of her work already extant in
this place. The ladies may feel assured that
vi work dode BY us will give ample satisfac-
lion.
Misses Nc Claim and Farnsworth are at
present located at Dornin s. Co.'S building ON
Commercial street, at whose Store may also
be found a general assortment of Dress Goods
md Trimmings, Millinery materials, Bonuets,
Shawls, Caps, &c. 30-3m
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Lumber! Lumber !!
EAGLE MILL.

EdGLE MILL.
The Proprietors of tho Eagle Mill, on Big
Deer Creek three-fourths of mile above Ne
|vada, have constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber, and are prepared to saw at shori
notice any reasonable amount, at as low rat,
las any mill in the county and they confidently
believe they can give general satisfaction tc
he public Good roads have been prepared
on either side of the creek, from town to the
Mill. CRA WFORD, WOOD & CO.,
Aup. 18Th lS52-4-tf
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CIGARs.-We have received most convinc
ling proof from i" Ophclia,'' and from Mrs
Ffisbie, that there ARE better cigars in th
ity than we had "seen pulling at " w
Pave an idea, quite our own, that cigars arr
IL the better for passing through lady
.h,pl
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From Panama.

The dates from Panama by the Ore
gon- are to the 4th of November. We
extract the following items:
Preparations were making in Panama
for celebrating the 28th of November !:
'the day on which the Isthmus, with
staunch republicanism, separated herself
from the old metropolis, and united with
the pueblos Of the republic of Columbia :"
Extensive preparations were making
for pushing on the work on the Panama
railroad, during the coming season. The
materials for bridge across the Cha
gres river, at Gorgona, were ready, and
the work would be completed as soon as
the high water receded. Tho calcula-
tion was to have over seven thousand
men at work by the FIRST Of March next
The steamer "City of Pittsburgh
was hourly expected at Panama, when
the Oregon left, Nov. 4th.
While Mr. Stone and lady, who came
from New York, were crossing the river
Cardenas, about five miles from Pana.
ma, on the 30th ult., the current over
whelmed them, and Mrs. Stone was
drowned. The body of q man was found
in the same river shortly afterwards
Dea~ We trust this was rot the wife
of Dudley c. Stone, formerly of Nevada.
They probably were about that time on
their way from the Atlantic States.
A gang of robbers who have been
committing numerous depredations on
Chagres river and around Aspinwall and
Gorgona, had been surprised and broken
up by detachment of troops sent out
from Panama under Gen. Jemenes. s.
Some thirty of the prisoners were lodged
in prison at Panama.
A rencountre took place ut Panama
on the Sd inst, between Capt. Owen,
late of Stockton and Mr.. James Camp.
bell. Owens was badly wounded in the
hip.
The Americans of Panama opened
polls on the 81 inst. Electioneering
went on as though the result would have
some effect. The result was Pierce 152
Scott $50.
On the Sunday previous to the sailing
of the steamer, the Peruvian Consul did
not hoist his flag as usual. We have al
ready stated in substance, the difficulty
brewing between Peru and New Grcna .
da
Rsbcrt Grey returned to Panama on
the 2jih. He had spent the precious
two weeks in exploring for gold mines
near the Chepo. and was quite success.
ful, bringing with him variety of fine
specimens. Nothing, however, could be
dane during the wet season, in either
the coal or gold mines. The coming
dry season, says the Panama Echo, will
develope large quantity Of precious
metal, not only in Chepo, but also at sew
eral other points where il has been dis.
covered during the latter part of Oct.
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Lost or Mislaid,

A certificate of depesite for $3.50
drawn by II. Davis to the order Of N
Bowden, dated November 5th, 1852
Notice is hereby given that the paymen
of same has been stopped.
November II, 1852. "
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Notice.

EvIlE undersigned having disposed of theil
z interest IN the American and City Mar
kets, Nevada, TO Messrs. De Young Il Will
iaas, all persons inoebted. and those having
,laims against the firm, will please call and
adjust the came on or before the first day Of
Dec mber next, as the basiness of the firm
must he positively clssed oy that time.
3o-3t THOMPSON & BROWN,
Nevada, Nsv. II. American Market
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FLOODED. Tho late rains have flood
ed the cellars in portions of San Francis
60. At the corner of Commercial an(
Montgomery streets the water stood {
faot deep on the floor OF saloon, ant
pumps were brought into requisition tc
get rid of it.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

DEPARTUREF FROM LONG WHARF
'0NHE Pacific Mail S. s. Company's stea.
u mer PANAMA, l,5C0 tons, James f
Watkins, Esq, commander, will leave fol
Panama, with Passengers, the Through Mail
and Treasure, touching only at Acapulco.
ON WEDNESDAY, December lst, 1852
lat o'clock, A. NJ
Treasure for shipment will be received al
the office antil IL o'clock, TUESDAY, NOON
Nov 30th.
For freight or passage. apply to
T.. KNIGHT, Agent,
Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorf SITS
Nov "a, 1852. 81
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Taken Up.

10y the subscribers. near Storms Ranch
- on Saturday, the 10Th inst, a black Ca
madam pony, with saddle and bride upon
i'm The owner can have him by calling on
Jus at our ranch about a mile and quarter
-outh east Of Grass V alley, and paying charges
NOV. 25.-3l.3tt RAFF e. BROWN.
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ADAMS & Co. will close their shipmen,
by the steamer of the lst of December
on Sunday evening the 2Sth inst, and
will receive packages, parcels, &c, and
draw drafts on all parts of the Atlantic
States, at their Office in this city up tc
that time,
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.Madomack Mining Company

Industry Bar, Yuba River, at meeting OF
the Shareholders
Resolved That an assessment of SO 25-l00
on the share be levied for the purpose of taking
cat the fume. payable to Mr. Elmore on the
Bar or to Nj John Hunter sin nevada, within
ten Gays from this date, or the shares will be
sold for said assessment.
NOV. l9, 1852. 30.2t* JOHN HUNTER
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Valuable Mining Claims

Inn YUBA RIVER FOR SALE. John
" X. Sale, being deslrous of lea wing for the
States, offers for sale two thirds Of twelve
mining claims in the Golden Gate Co., on
James Bar, Main Yuba. The sRid claims are
tso well known to need further description.
Mr Sale will be fsynd at ell times q, Landsrs
4pa- 2ls
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VIM. ]. Knox, M. D.

OFFERS his services to the citizens Of ne
NJ vada and vicinity He will devote him
self exclusively to the different branches Of
|his profession, medicine, surgery, etc. BY
proper attention and moderate charges, hs
hopes to receive liberal share of patronage.
AT the nevada Drug store, Broad st. above
Pine. l2-3M~
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Quartz Mill and Saw Mill Site
AND MACHINERY For SALE.

The subscriber will sell at private sale,
upon reasonable terms, the Mill on Deer
Greek callcl the "Kcntuoky Ridge MILL"
ICON ,isting of first rate 0vershot Water
Wheel, good Chilan mill and other appa-
ratus and machinery, with an ample water
power, all ready for use. Independent Of
1.-THE Chiian mill it could be nude, at little
Expense, first class saw mill, being situa-
ted in the midst of abundance Of timber,
about mile from Rough and Ready, New
Town ard Kentucky Flat, and almost direct
lly upon the great highways to Marysvilie
land Sacramento For terms, &C., apply to
Judge G. w. Macrae of Nevada, or Col. n.
| H. Davis of Grass Valley, or to the sub
|scriber r. FITZPATRICK.
| Nov 8, 1852. tf.29
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Masonic.

a THE Members of nevada Lodge
No. l3, are requested to meet at
~ their Lodge room on the regular
w meeting next preceding st. John s
dav. for the purpose of clecting officers Of the
O lge fer the ensuing year. A punctual atten-
dance is srequeeted. ]. II. McCoNNELL, w. NJ.
Gro. NJ. SAUL, Sec'y. 3o-td
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a brute uamel John Moore struck
woman over the head with an iron 10
on Monday at San Francisco, causing
dangerous wound.
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Pounds Mules.

a TENliE subscriber has taken on hi.
H. Il grounds, on Deer Creek,
fTN~ ullcs below nevada, three mules, as
1EEA- olews: - ene bay mare mule
branded On the left hip with Spanish brand
one other bay mare mule without brand; also
lone black mare mule without brand. The
owner will call for them, or they will b sold
Ito pay charges. MATTHEW EDGE.
2t-2OA
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26

Mark, of the Union, says the Brother
jonathan is now on her way to Sar
Francisco with the news of the elect ton
and may be looked for to-day or lo-mor-
row.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26

The flags OF The shipping in the rive
were placed at half mast yesterday, and thr
tv-two minute guns fired al noon, in memor,
of Daniel Webster.-Cditornidn.
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SPEcIR.-The steamer Oregon brought
100000 in specie, for the house of Page
Bacon . Co., Of San Francisco.
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Notice.

s171HE subscriber would beg leave to inform
u the public that after the LIST of Oct next,
shis store will be closed every Sabbath His
sdoors will be open every evening Except Sun
Iday) until 10 O'clock.
He designs keeping, as usual, full and gen,
Eeral assortment, which will be sold at the
!owest market rates. II. DAVIS.
j Neyada. Sent. 22d. Is52.-23-2m
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Gov. Bigler ap
pointed yesterday, Nov. 25th, as day oI
Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout The
State
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ALSO,

yNNHE Pacific Mail Steamship CO. s steamer
Il COLUNB US, 900 tons, Allan McLane
Esq, commander, will leave for PANAMA
with passengers and the way mails, touching
at Monterey. San Diego and Acapulco.
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.h
1T o'clock, A. NJ.
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|. WILLIAMSON,
b. NJ. COATES,
|. " DAWLEY.
fTl - ~nn lIVrV~

I. J. NIcOUN MIOh.
As one Of the partners is about leaving fo
the Atlantic States, all persons owing or hav
ing accounts against the firm of l, William
son 4. Co, are requested to call and settle a
once. WILLIAMSON & DAWLE1'
Nevada, nov IS, 1852. 30-3t
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Hiram G.. Hodge,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW 4. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office at his Bookstore and Circulating
Library, Main St opposite the Gregory House
N. b. Particular attention paid to collect.
ing and conveyancing. l2-3m
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MFRS. FRIsBIE's SALOON,

MAIN > 7. NAV AUH,
Is open for the reception Of risitors at
all hours.
The best Cigars and Liquors are constantly
on hand Oysters, fried and stewed, served
Iup on the shortest notice.
Whiskcy punches, Tom and Jcirys, and
|all kinds OF fancy drinks served in the best
manner.
This Saloon is a
Comfortable and Fashionable Resort
for gentlemen. who wish to spend aR agreea-
|ble evening
Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, she would respect
|fnlly ask for its continuance l2-3m*
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THE BURNT DlsrRIcT.-T The s. F. Her
|aH of the 23I says, the foundations fol
the Ave new brick stores mentioned
some time since, were commenced yes
erday morning. Julging from the pro
gress made in one day, it is not improb
able that the whole b ock will be com
pletcd inside of the time specified which
lis forty days. The block is to be lSC
feet front on Clay street By so feet
deep and two stories high, to be divided
into five separate stores.
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The total collections in this county y
for the Washington Monument were as
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Total, 1910 70.
We learn from Mr. Jos. Beard, who
attended to the matter in this county
that the amount was sent down to Sar
Francisco on Monday morning last, by
Express.
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I'M Office is hereby given that the under
|1N signed will not be responsible for any
debts contracted on and after this day by any
.person or persons in my name or for the firm
!of VIM. Dusuzeau & Co., or on the account
lof the Ural Quartz Mining Company, as
have this day withdrawn from the contract
with the said company.
w. DUSUZEAU.
Nevada city, Oct. 25th, 1s52.-2s-4t
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UNCLE Tom CABIN" I'VE have re.
ceiyed from Mulford g. Searls copy OF
his popu ar book, Of which on @ hundred
thousand copies have been sold in the
United States, and one hundred and ff
ty thousand copies in England. We
read the work on its first appearance q
few months ago in the States. Since
I that time it has grown into immense no
tice, highly praised on one hand, and
greatly abused on the other. We be-
! lieve it merits neither. 1t is sprightly
written work, filed with graphic and
rather too strongly drawn scenes, but
! its tone is not bitter, and it does not de-
serve, nor can it be put down by the
wholesale denunciations that have been
Ievelled at it and its talented authoress
We observe in the Christian Observe,
the past week, decidedly unfair state.
ment of difficulty between Mrs
Stowe and Rev. Mr. Parker who is al
luded to in the book, and some er part
3statemcnts of his, to the exclusion Of
strong rcbutting testimony are quoted
to prejudice the public mind against
Henry Ward Beecher and his sister. -
Such conduct is unworthy the Christian
press. Furthermore, religion is not
|scandalized nor attacked in the work in
question, and infercnces to that end can
J not be sustained by quotations. We be-
zlievc the work will do little good, but
we do not believe it will do harm, OIL
was designed to do any
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Buckner and SAWYER

Buckner and Sawyer
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
Will attend to the business of the profession
in all Its departments In Nevada and adjoining
counties. Offic3 corner Of Broad and Pine
streets, Nevada city.
l.. Sawyer Notary Public.
STANTON BUcKNEa. l6-3m* LORENZO sAwvER.
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Dissolution.

'H'IIE ropartnership heretofore existing Nm
u der the firm ef |. Williamson s. Co wa:
on the 22d Sept. last dissolved by mutual con
sent The business will hereafter be conduct
ID by Isaac Williamson and |. N. Dawley, un-
Ter the name and style of Williamson & Daw
ley, who are authorised to settle up the &C
counts of the old firm.
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Notice..

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween l. II. keene, Charles Wagner and
Moisa Noritz, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm at the "Central House" in Nevada,
will be con nued hereafter at the same place
by Meritz & Ncy, who will collect all de.
mands due the late firm, and also pay all
outstanding debts against the same.
l. II. KEENE,
CHAS. WAGNER,
2s-3t M. NORTH.
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II ARD.-l00 cases New York leaf, in tins
IL do 80 kegs do do;
Cheese-S00 boxes ~ Y. dairy best in market
Salt-20 cases fine table, in 2 ID. papers;
Sugar-300 mats Manila no 2;
Sugar---l00 mats China no 8;
Butter---In irkins and 25 lbs. kegs, best quail
lty, for sale by JAMES PATRICK,
Battery street, near Jackson, San Francisco
October %, 1850. 27
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On Sunday, July IL ELIZA Wax. only child Of Nathan
D. and Gertrude V. Sackett aged months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, ut
O'Clock from los Tenth street without further invita-
tion.
On Monday afternoon, July ~ CULLEN r. GnANDIs, in
the 28,h year Of his age.
Ills friends and the friends II the family. invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, x94 Attain
tic street Brooklyn tomorrow morning at o'clock
On Monday afternoon July IL, ut O'Clock, SrELLA
infant daughter Of Henry and Sophia Spear aged Ia
months and 10 days,
Her funeral will take plsss this afternoon, Mt O'Clock,
from 50 Willow street. brooklyn The friends and rela-
tves Of tho family invited to attend without further
notice.
On Monday, July IL, MARGARET NJ, daughter of Mar
tin and Margaret Brickwede aged year months and
edsys
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
ut o'clock. from GIG Ninth avenue, of Forty
eighth street Her remains will bs conveyed to the New
York Bay Cemetery.
On Monday, July IL, MARGARET Crown, widow OF the
late Gregory Oronn aged az years.
The friends and relatives respectfully Invited to at
tend her funeral from her late Residence IS Washington
street, at half past O'Clock.
On Monday, July IL MARGARET ANN Howard, daugh-
ter of Edward and Mary Howard aged months and IL
days.
Her friends and relatives also those of her grandfather
Patrick Callahan East Twenty fifth street. invited to
attend her funeral at half past clock from lob Twon-
ty.ffth street.
On Juno n. on board the steamship Philadelphia,
from Navy Bay to Havana of cholera MICHAEL McSwEE-
EEY, Of tho city Of New York, aged 80 years.