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The Nevada journal., 1852-03-06

New OaLEANs SERENADERs.-Thi
company, who have given such general
satisfa ction to all who have patronized
them in the cities below, are now in Ne
vada, ready to CONNER their concerts
this evening at the Dramatic Hall. We
have never witnessed their psrforman.
css, but Judging from the expression of
those whs have, We feel assured that
the lovers Of amusement will not be die
spp0inte,., however high their eTpecta-
tions. While the company combine q
greater degree Of talent than any other
company Of the kind in California, or
even in the United States, we have ev>
cry assurance that the most hstidious
mind shall see nothing to condemn. -
Moreover, the perseverance, with which
they have made their way here through
this storm. is an assurance Of their de.
ter uination not to be outdone by any.
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Nevada Hotel 4 Stage Office
Main street, Neyada CITY.

&Neih euvots NcvA0n lily,
TuvHE Subscribers have the pleasure Of an.
Il nouncing TO the public generally chat they
have leased the above we'll known hotel, for
th period OF elk months. The Nevada is the
largest public house in the city, and 10 situated
In the most business part Of the town, and Of.
fers Inducements to travellers seeking tenn.
porsry home, that can perhaps be found in no
other hotel in the mines. The sleeping apart
ments are well ventilated and will be furnished
st oil timss with clean and comfortable bed.
ding Tbs table will bs supplied with oil the
raricty OF the SESSION, and al the substantisls
the MARKET affords. The bar is'AlEays SUP.
piled win the choicest segars aad liquors. In
short, the proprietors beg leave 20 assure the
public that no effort shall be wsaiing on their
Psr to make the Nevada, 10 every respect, the
tioTsL oS THE PLACE.
Board and lodging per vsek, ei7,o0 Ia sd'ce
Beard without lodging '' ll,00
Board and lodging per day 100
Board without lodging ESQ
Stages for Sacramento city. every morning;
for MsCsvills, every other msrning.
's.H ANDERSON tBERNS
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Notice.

A IL persons h,vine scrip, orders, or other
A evidences of.debt against the City Of Ne
vada, are required to present the same, esly
authenticated or proven, within thirty days
from the date hereof to the subscriber, Com.
mis.ioasr appointed BY the county Judge o.
Nevada county, pursuant 10 the provisions u, %
an Act Of the Legislature Of the o'a.e o, Can-
fornis, entitled IAN Act repsahng !he cnarie' :.
sf the City Of Nevada .no p,os.a,ns ,or ns ,h. ,h
S"b,s ~ aid ci,y.n pss sed February l4tb, l6oI'
Da,.d Al Nevada, February 18Th, lsh2-
I. WILLIAMSON.
n,n Csmujrionsr. Hsins 81
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GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county o
- Nevada, IS. District court, 10th judicia
district.
Jonathan L. Peters Vs. Wendell Buck, Ro.
bert S. Sinclair, Thomas j. Pyatt. Bergen
H. Low. Randolph Low, Rene Pardcsus
and G w Reemer.
The people Of tho state Of California n
Wendell Buck, Robert s Sinclair, Thomas
] Pyatt, Bergen H Low, Randolph Low,
Rene Pardesus, and G w Reemer, greeting:
You are hereby notified that on the 2stA
day Of December, A D 1881, suit was com.
menced against you by the plaintiff in said
cosrt to recover the sum of seven hund,ea
thirteen dollars and thirty Ave cents, now
due and unpaid. You are theisf IRE required
to appear and answer the complaint OF said
plaintiff within three months from this date
or said plaintiff win take Judgment against
you by defanlt for said snn,, with damages,
interest, and costs, according to law.
Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk Of tho
district court for the 10Th judicial
district, Nevada county, with the seal
affixed. this 2sth day Of November, D 1881.
72-Sms THEo. MILLER.
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the STOa M.
Loss Of the JenNy Lind Tsc atre.--IllinoI
Hotel---nti ig-s, &c.

Hotel---Bri ig-s, &c.
LOSS NEAR $4,000.
On last "Wednesday night, the storm
changed from snow to rain, the conse.
quence Of which haslCAaso to create an
unusual rise in the water. On Friday
evening it was aseertained that the Jsn-
ny Lind Theatre was in danger; and
during the night, heavy drift log came
in contact with the wooden pillars on
which it srsoj, taking some Of them
away. and m terially disturbing the 9th.
srs. EARLY this mornin, the over bridge
went of, the water having raised to the
timbers. All the forenoon crowds have
been watching, and expecting every mo
4nent TO see bridges, houses and theatre
80 of At IA pas. IL heavy log com.
ing in contact with the bridge, which
is imm cdiately above the theatre took
it fron its foundation, and adding it's
weight to tho mass took the rrmainin z
and now weakened props from under the
edifice, and it settled down into the eur.
rent. Almost Instantly it was total
wreck, and went down the foaming
stream in fragments The scenery had
been taken out and was saved.
The Illinois b 'arding and lodging
hou.e was adjninin. the theatre. This
went of with tho Others.
The Little Deer Creek bridge, which
had just been completed. was found 10
be in danger, and the plank was remov-
ed.
The whole damage to the town and TO
individuals, cannot fall far short of To-
900. Considerable damage has heen
done by the small ravines running ,hro'
the town.
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SAN FRAN ISCO ADV'S.

StEAM NJ ENdlh E--Iu arrive, n superior
- high pressure Steam Engine, II inch cyl.
'nder, AZ inch stroke, balance wheel II feet in
diameter, inished ms IA driving wheel; also a
irving pulley s feet diameter; two cylinder
boilers 81 feet long, in parts for easy transpor-
fation. This engine was built bv Otis Tufts
Of Boston, and Is confidently recommended as
perfect machine in every respect. For sole
on consignment, BY the undersigned over Gre.
gory's Express, corner Of Msrchsnt and Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
qI.6t WV. HOOPER.
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Lodoipg House.

THE undarsisne having leased the Ba
Room and lodging apartments Of the Gregory
House, is ready to accommodate all those VIII
nay wish lodging bv the night or week. The
,eds and rooms have been thoroughly removal
sd, and no pledges himself to keep them IL
good order at all time. -
76 II GEO O KILBoUHE
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- Nevada.
To W. T. yaquith, take notice that writ
Of attachment has issued from the Office Of
E G Doukherty. . Justice Of the Peace for
Nevada Township, in said county, ON the
2%th day Of February, 1889 against you and
in favor Of s . Fem, SA Woodw ward T.
Go, for the sum of two hundred and thirty
eight 6s-l0o dollars, returnabls before said
Justice, at his office in Nevada, on the 2sih
day Of March 1852. Upless You appear and
answer at said time and place judgment will
be rendered against you for plaintiff do
mand aforesaid, with damages aud costs Of
suit, and your properly attached he sold un.
der execution for payment thereof Given
under my hand, at Office, Nevada, shis assh
day Of February, 1852.
ss,sw &c, DOU0HERTY. JP.
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THE ENTERPRISE HOTEL-.Lone
Il Wharf, near Sansome street-Has Just
been opened for the reception Of boarders and
travellers. and can accommodate one hundred
dodgers with comfortable and pleasant quar-.
tiers The attention of citizens and travellers
ia respectfully directed 10 this now establish
msnt. The proprietors premise ths best faro Of
the market At the L ost reasonable rates. Give
them call 69-3m
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WISCONSIN HOUSE AND TEN pls
w Alley, in Newtown, for sale. The un.
5ersiensd offers the above property for sale on
the most favorable terms. The situation 10
one Of the most favorable. Any person wish.
iug TO engage In the boarding house business.
viii de we'll to esil on the premises and learu
further particulars. The Illey is in complete
srder. JOHN SMITH.
Feb z. AS1.-e2.ims
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MINING NOTICES.
p O Al. Co.

THE STOCKLOLDER RS of the Phenix
Quartz Mining Company are hereby rol,fi, d
that q meeting has been called by the Trustees
of said ,mpany. TO be held Wsdns. day,
March 18th, at 6 o'e.ock P, M, at the Empire
Clothing Depot, at which time matters Of I'M
portanee will be laid before the company.
A full attendance 10 requested either person.
ally or by proxy, as fine of one dollar per
share will be axacted for non-attendance.
H. RoTHscHILD, Sec'y.
Nevada citv Merch 6 l452-9l-3t
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ISAN FRANCISCO ADV'S.

d C. .IlORN & CO., Cigar importers,
De have just received, by tho steamers
California and Golden Cate, tbs following
choice selections Of Cigars.
10000 La India regslis cigars;
$4,000 L. Silva regalis CIGARS
$4,000 Aleanca regalia oisras,
$4,000 FL Dorado regalia cigars;
5000 Espsna regalia cigarss :.
$4,000 La minerva regalia cigars;
5000 Guaran,isados regalis cigars;
5000 Fortuna rsgalia cigars;
1900 Eloisa regalia cigars,
1900 Assoc regalia cigars;
10000 Sslvadora regalis cigars;
$4,000 La Fragrancia regalia cigars;
10000 Cubsnos regalia cigars;
10000 Figaro Preusados cigars;
5000 Las Indias Preusades cigars;
5000 FL Dorado Chico cigars;
5000 FL Dorado Trabucas sigars;
a.oe0 Figaro Preusados Chico cigars;
10000 Arivs Preusidas cigars;
10000 Londres Irdias cigars;
5000 Londres Cabanas cigars;
10000 Londres minerva cigars;
10000 Londres La Ramsd cigars
For sale by B. C. HORN Il co.
Gilt Sanssme ct, bet California and Pine.f
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9 SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE--RxDucEp
~ prices.-LEvr 3 WooLr beg to announce
TO their customers, and the trade generally,
that having relinquished the retail branch
OF their business they have removed 70 the
new fire proof store Of Buckeye and Morse,
Clav 1t bstween montgomery and Leides.
dorf, up stairs,
They are now receiving per Wild Pigeon,
Trade Wind, and Golden Gate, direct from
their mandatory, in New York. an elegant
assortment Of shirts, consisting in part Of
200 doz extra fine York mill muslin shirts,
with linen bosom. collar and wristbands;
200 dog do do, medium qualities;
800 doz sup Jenny Lind do fancy patterns;
Together with various sr,icles in their line.
We would beg to call the attention Of
country and city dealers to the fact, that by
every vessel from New York we shall receive
regular supplies, and from the facilities we
possess Of manufacturing, arc enabled to
offer such inducements to purchasers a. 10
defy competition.
LEVY + wOOLF, Clay st.
s6-lm bet montgomery and Leidrsdorff
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For Sale.

THE undersigned now offer for sale their
well-known stand. with all the privileges and
good will. situated in Grass Valley, and con-
sisting of . Beef Market, Store, and Bourding
House, Cattle yard, and . Il the fixtures for
siiling bseves, together with what stock they
may have on hand. The above will be sold
reasonable, and to any one wishing to go into
business they could not find better chance.
Apply at the Office of the Nevada Journal, or
70 the subscribers, Boston Rsvine, Gras. VAL
lev. Possession will DO given after the first OF
February, 1852 BATTER HOLLIS.
74-tfis
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kxA BEAITi HOUSE, GRASS VALLEY.
E!!N E. G. SMITH, formerly Qftie Buk-
eye House) Having leased and refitted this es-
tabishmcnt Is now prepared to entertain the
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for lis continuance in his present location,
and promises that nothing shalt be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort of those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is furnished with the best the mar.
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
of the house. every attention to neatness and
good ordsr will he given.
Grass Valley, Feb. 7, 1852. s3-6m
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EVAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Front st
T. between < and L, directly opposite the
steam beai landings. Sacramento; has repu'
tasien for suist. order, and Cleanliness.
ts-H Paw a. LspvApp. PyoySs
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QuartZvi lie Hotel 4 Stnre.

BY BEAuCLERK AND BUTsCH
an Woods Ravine, formerly, James
" Store. We would inform our friends,
!, we have lately built new house at the
stand, and are now prepared to accom-
late the public with Board and Lodging
on the most reasonable terms.
ProvisIons and Liquors Of all kinds for
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ket rates the best quality Of AAsriean besf
Cattle.
N. o. They alec keep on hand full assort.
ueut of provisions and groceries, which they
haul with their own teams; therefore, they
osn and will sell full - low, II not lower than
sny othsi house In the city. Miners and pack.
srs ars invited to give them csfl bsfore pur-
' si;s TRoNrsoy q sRowS
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California Hotel,
fRourh and Readv,l


ssTNHE subscriber having purchased and
i rehtted the above house, formerly kept
by d. w. Audridge, is now prepared to en-
se.r.in the travelling public. 1t will be the
constant aim OF tho proprietor Of the Cali
fornia Hotel TO render it quiet and com.
Portable stopping place for the traveller, and
a home for the regular boarder.
The bar and table are furnished with the
best the country affords, and in all the ap,:.
pointmen.s of the house every attention Will
be given IN neatness and good order.
s6-am B. CRABTREE.
CALOON.--The Saloon Of MRS. {. a.
- FRISBIE is constantly open for visi'
tors. at the wel!.known stand on Main street
The best cigars and liquors are constantly
on hand Oysters, fried and stewed, served
up at all hours. This saloon iaacomtortaoie
and fashionable resort for ettemen VINO
wish to spend an agreeable evsaing 67-u
Lumber Of all kinds for Sale.
"AviNG purchased an interest IL tns
Il l. Steam Saw Mill on Little Deer oree.,
formerly owned by Radsn & McBans' any
person, can be furnished with bills OF Jumper M
81 the shortest Rotics, by calling on ne 81 Ia
Vie & Hirs.'s Store or al the mill .
fss. loth, 1850 ci-n.
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T.. and D. &. Water Co.

TNHE regular meeting OF the stockholders
n of the Cayo.e and Deer Greek Water CO.
will be held al their Office, near the Eastern
Reservoir. on Monday March 18th. at 2 clock
M 4 punctual attendance is requested.
Nv order Of the Board Of Direc,oys.
9l-3t JAMES FITZ. JAMES. Seo'y
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Notice.

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Gold
y Hill Quartz Mining Company will he
held at tie co,npany's office, Grass Valley,
npon Saturday, the 18th day Of March next
TO take into consideration the prop,iety o..
increasing the capi'al stock of said compan,
10 cne million of dollars, tor the purpose OF
increasing the works. etc
G. w. T. BlssKLL,
S SANBoRN,
w. B. CoMsrocK, Trustees.
G. MEREDITH,
THOMAS B. WALKR,
Grass Valley, Feb'y ls, ls52.-s7.5t
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Information

Information
WANTED Of Stephen c. Stanley, who
left Cincinnati March 1850. The last
time heard from, he was mining on Steamboat
Bar, North Fork Of North Yuba river. He
was about six feet high. 10 . sheet iron worker
BY trade-has been reported that he ieft he
above place TO return home, and was murder
ed on the road to Downievilie, or between
Downieville and the Negro Tent ANY infor-
nation will be thankfully received BY address,
Jag VIM. 7. GARRETT,
Of the firm of Garrett Il Moore,
e6-2w Hallet st. San Francisco.
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Burlesuue Dances. etc.

\ NOTICE To all persons hivtng buSiuc :,
~ in the hands Of the late A. Olney. deceas-
ed, late Justice of the Peace for Nevada coun-
". will find their papers with the undersigned.
ills doeket having been transferred to me by
his executor or administrator.
F.. G. DOUGHERTY, ], p.
Maxch l95o-QI-lt
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NOTICE,-The Stockholders Of the Ural
IN Qus-sz Mining Company are hereby no
tiasd that meeting will be held on Thursday
Evening, 4th Marcfl mex 1t the of6ce of the
Company. A general attendance il requsstsd.
90-lt J. B. BIDLsMAN, Sec'y.
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. - CASES NEcrAR TosAcco;
81 80 cases Saunders and choice Of the
west tobacco;
100 l-s casks and kegs Cognao brandy;
100 kegs cherry brandy;
- 4casks port wine; SO kegs Malaga wine;
80 kegs StouRhton biiters; 20 kgs br'y peaches
250 cases claret wine; 30 cases Hook wine;
% eases absynthe; 200 cases champaign cider
70 La Norma cigars; Is NJ La NaciOnal do;
I3 NJ Upman's cigars; So M Paraguay cigars;
90 doz axes; rs doz helves;
For sale by VIZ. T. .COLEMANsnd CO
S,- u, nnr C.lifarnia AID tf-nrf sts
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Oh FIRKINS GosHEN BvrrKR. IN BaInK;
~ Is casks butter. in kegs Is kegs lard;
30 cases lard in tins;
$50 hf and or bbls mac kerel;
400 bales Manila sugar; l5 900 lbs China ragsr;
100 bills and hf bbls crushed sugar;
so bbls brown sugar;
3U0 sacks Rio coffee; l50 sacks Chilli beans;
$50 bags Eng. walnuts; 60 cases ground coffee;
300 PIX gs blk and green ,eas; 10 eases chocolate;
$50 tins cheese, 10 ID ca; 20 bbls Carolina rice;
400 kegs and hf bbls syrup;
in store and for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN & co.
S6-lm Cor. California and Fronts sts.
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New Orleans Serenad ders .
Dramatic Hall. cor Broad and Pine SITS.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.

Dramatic Hall. cor Broad and Pine sts
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
The original New ORLEANS SEREsADERs
consisting Of the following gentlemen, under
the mansgement Of HENRY B PLArT;
Geo. Swim Buckley, the original bone and
banjo PLAYER.
]. II. Collins. the favoritc ballad singer,
Master F. Buckley, kaown as Ole Bnll Jr
the best violnist in the world of his aye;
J. b. Buckley TambouriDist,
A. II. Barry, Basso,
J. II. Mullen, the great burlesqne fancy
dancer
Have the honor Of announcing to the citi.
zens of NEVADA, that they will give their
First Entertainment at the above named
place, on SATURDAY EVENING. March 9th.
te he repeated on Sunday afternoon, and
on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday evenings,
when will he intrcducrd variety of new
SOnas, Glees, ChOruscs, Ballads
Burlesque Dances, etc.
Mr. G. BUCKLEY will also perform his
Original Solo on pair of kitchen bellows.
For particulart see small bills,
ADMISSION. Dress Circle So; PITT. ST.
Families can secure seats at the Office, be-
tween the hours Of ~ NJ and 3 P. NJ.
NoTlCE The pvblic are cautioned against
spurious companvs assuming the name of
the Original New Orleans Eerenaders look
at the names Of the Originals) al-lt*
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TINE Partnership heretofore existing BE-
L tween William L. Hope and Andrew Wat
son 10 the Galena Hay Yard and Stables wna
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
ander Hunter. VIZ. L. Hopr.
Feb 7-S4-2ts ANDREW Watson
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MOTT CT. The IL atfis Of james n. Ray
IN will be postponed until the 18th Of Mar,h.
Mr. Ray feels under obligations to the pub.
lie for their liberal patronage. and asks the
indulgence Of ticket holders ten days longer.
His goods are on exhibition at his store, to
which he respectfully invites the attention Of
the ladies and sen'emen. 9i.td
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EAthA- In GuOLD tROM QUARTZ
~ Messrs. CRlTrsNpxN l. NEwLAxD have
had in successful operation. for the last three
months. new process for the extraction OF
Gold from Quarts, and are now ready 10 treat
with parties for the same on liberal terms. The
process is the cheapest, the most rapid, and
the most complete ever employed, and can be
attached Ia stampers, or any other method Of
crushing the rock. Apply to
WIN. Fl. STEVENS,
Agent for the propristors,
S9 I'm Battery st, bet Clay and Washinton.
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Great Excitement.
= $500 in Gold Dust. in sx.
w change for Daeu-rreotypes, at
SHAW d. yOHNSONS

Eureka Daguerrean KOOns,
No. 2S7 Montgomery ct. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respt ctfully
mvitsd to call at these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from tha smallest size 10 the largest, and In
the highest perfection Of this beautiful arr
Pictures taken in Inezsotinte or in COLORS
Perfect satisfa tion guaranteed In oil cases
~ no charge. We have srrsng ements made
BY which we are ennbled to send pictures o {
our customers by mail to any part Of the known
word, and at trifiing expense.
Instruction given in the art
Oaguerreofype Instruments complete. with
. general assortment of plates, cases and che
micais, always on hand and for sale sheap.
.. L. SHAW, s5-6m GEO II. JOHNSON.
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American Cattle.

The American MAa.
kst. Nevada, has con.
stantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest mar.
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DER ST. LAWRENCE and SwOKI
i FISH.
Threshing machines,
Horse powers;
Tanning mills;
Platform and store trucks;
Cylinder straw cutters;
Hay knives; scythes and handles;
Grain cradles, etc. ETC., for sale by
BRYANT Il Co.
corner Ssnsoms and Clay sts.
60.lm San Francisco.
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r. AKGEN IL anu ".

BANKERS,
Montgomery o., bat. Clay and Commercial.
REFER to and draw on
Brown, Bros & Co. New York,
Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co. Now Orlesps,
Browns and Bowen, Philadelphis,
james Adger and Co, Charleston,
Morrell and Dicksy, Mobile,
7 D Curtis Esq. Boston,
Geo Cumming. Savannah.
Alex Brown aud Son, Baltimore
Good clean Geld dust bought at SIT, per oz.
and forwarded, covered by insnrapce, to the
Unated Sta.es. 76-3m
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JAMES Z RAY'S
CIR A N d r. A AFFL E !
NO HUMRUG!

German, English, French, and China
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, AND
PAINTINGS;
Imported especially for the occasion,
c0MPRIsINo
SHAWLS, SILKS. SATINS, WATCHES,
Diamond Pins, Rings, Silver Ware and
fancy jewelry ofevery kind and quality,
Amounting to $4,000
Among which will he found
Splendid German Barbadore, with four
large mirrors, beautifully finished, and the
richest thing in California. Valued at $500.
A MAGNIFICENT RssxwooD PIANO, in.
laid with Pearl, Valued at $3.50;
Together with many other Rare and valua-
BILE Articles, ranging in price from Five to
Five Hundred Dollars.
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S. l.. M Co

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
~ owning interests on the st. Lonis Mining
Company are hereby required to pay up their
dues 10 the same on or before Saturday, the
18th of March otherwise. their claims will be
sold ~ axction On Sunday the i4th.
91-3ts 7 la MoNrAovE. Sec'v.
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00n DOZEN "WRIeHr's' BALTIMORE
eDOV Cove Oysters;
6D cases sardines. IL l-3 IA and -4bexes;
80 cases fresh peaches; 20 doz asparagus;
$50 dog preserved meats; 24 doz tomato sauce;
~ cases green peas and corn;
80 dos Orange marmalade;
b2 doz ass'd Eng sauces; 81 doz Eng mustard;
70 cases ground pepper, in glass;
6U cases pie fruits; so Gases brandy fruits
u cases hf gal brandy peaches;
IL bales gnnny bags; 10 cases salt, In sacks;
For sale by WV. T. col EMAN q. co.
66-lm cor California and Front sts.
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January Is. ls62-so-ims

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-lorH ".
- pIcIAL DrsTRIcr.
In conformity to the statute, in such case
made and provided, it is ordered that thS
following terms of the district court for the
several counties composing said Judicial dis.
trict, be held as herein designated for tho
year la52.
For the county Of TUBA, commencing on
the lst Mondays in February, April, June.
August, October and December
For the county Of Nevada, on the Sd Mon.
days In February, I'd in May, Sd in August,
and ed in November.
For the county Of ISut.er, on the 9th Men.
days in January, Sd in April, Let in septem.
Der, and 9TH in December.
1t is further ordered that copy Of this or.
der bc entered on the minutes OF the several
courts, by the clerks thereof. and publi,hed
WM' T. BARBOUR
District Judge.
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Fancy Goods.

ohSf NSOONos
MRS. NJ II. SAMPSON has just re.
ltl ceivcd from San Francisco splendid
lot of Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Perfume
ry, etc etc, which she offers to the ladies at
very reduced rates, among which are the
following:
Figured silks. Paper muslins,
Watered Glazed cambrics,
Satin stripe " Gimp buttons,
Damask Em'b Psvia hdkfs,
Pophir " Do Linen do,
Cashmcres Chemssetts. capcs,
Merinos, Edgings & insertions
One splendid green velvet sack, one splen-
robe de chambre, black and white silk hose,
kid gloves, artificial flowers bonnet linngs,
hair oils, pomatum, Macassar oil, Colonge
water.
With variety OF other articles TOO nu-
merous to mention.
Nevada, Feb. 7. lS52-S3-tf