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DARNTN,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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Id Asittauce TO everything IS cents, children under
NJ yesrr n. cent? PArquet &c, III cents extra -,
fe Coolest Place IN NeNloIk ss well rs the nos1 inter-
ssue Ia his establishment with rs ,,-,,,,
LIVING OSTRICH, te QkeNT % TAsS M ~
su5 EVERY EVENING, al s, WHITE Celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERFNADERs Singing by hlss Enms
Leslie Daucirg BY Is Petite Tasioll.
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er Mrs. r.. N. Fowler, N. D., will consult With
issps medically st hsT residence, No E3 Eass Broadway
hozs YAM t. PM
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~ URrrauted Prime, Fresh aud Reliabio.-
DRUGS CHEMICALS &c,
.. hoessls IN liberal terms At our establishment No o3
y...y.t GREENLEAF KINSLEY,
s.s2 n GREyNLHlPI IWILLIAB II. KINsLEY.
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TATE AND NATIONAL LAW

= SCHOOL. Ballston spa spSar9togs County, y u u
The Commencement Exercises win taSe place 20 ne I'm
4 August at 10 A. NJ. lien. a C. Page VIII aehyst uae
Orstcu The Term viii commence on the eth OF oeY
eober Object Of toe Institution to train young men 70
FNtsmpors Speaking and the Tral u Causes az wen Is
die Silence Vi Law Circular, stating Psrtc s5h"
sy request directed (pOstpad) 70 j. " rN'N In.
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Gpecial Notices.

~ Homes Hxpress.-Vis CENTRAL RAILROAD
sfHEW Rely. Twcs daily from NewY ork 70 Esston,
IA Leaving at O'Clock A. n, and o'clock P. NJ Once
90 "a Broadway NeW-YOTk.
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C,op SIIF-Three vnInable Lois, situ :

.ted IN s.b-.t. between Avenue D and LEVITT sis
cb Lot is q FEET by 93 feet II nehes with WOO ola,
~ On one Of them for thanksgiving sPafs &c 70 oe 80
n ere psrce! and 70 trouble tue loT'.t can pe
q 80 per lot The title Is indseztsbs FOR ,qnnsI
sHkURMAN, Lumber merchsnts in Sth-St between A'e'
a,d ID
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re- The Franklin Building Association VIII
bod thor tenth regular monthly meeting on w hoNES-
DAV EVENING Aug 1, at O'Clock, at w sshngton hali
Gomez q Bowery aud Hesters Members VIII please pay
their dues at the flee Of the Secretary No 10 spracess
~ Nv s + BARTOL President
C. T. PoND Stcy. w. L. MOOp1, NlcefTesI
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TOP SALE-In Harlem, House and

II IT. Lor.e ia flied IN with brick contains seven
q "a Isssr1eut cellar aud attic, marble nlan-
2an epIy one year old, and oui expressly @, ls
'.ssnt oeeuraat FOR further particulars appY 70 W "a
HONFYNE ELL l29h-str hrst house east Of o'n a'7
No II Pafk-rOw. ------
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Gunner Retreats.
PR ISLAM BATHING-NA-
Huron HOUSE. Mackinac, Mich

HURON HOUSE, Mackinac. Mich
4 This House, pleasantly situated on the Island OF
Mackipac Is open for the reception OF guests The
house il nav built expressly for thoss seeking summer
retreat for b. Attn pleasure The large and airy
consisting of paIlos with bedrooms adjoining 1t is open
for the first time and is fitted up and furnished In the most
modern style Horses and carriages with careful drivers
always in readiness convey visitors to any part OF the
island Pleasure boats always hand for thsss Who may
want them The proprietor the public that effort
shall be wanting 10 promote the comfort and happiness Of
guests CHAs. L. BOARDMAN, Proprietor.
Huron House, Mackinss, July IS, 1852.
The undersigned, visitors to the Island Of Mackiusc recon-
mend the above House their friends and all who intend
visiting the island either on pleasure business They
will lind every thing necessary for fort st this house and
the host Mr. Boadman is always On hand to attend 10 the
wants Of hi, guests
J. Miller Circsyille, Ohio,
j. w. Finch, Sandy HILL N. Y,
John J. Finch, Saudusky, Ohio,
II Moore and lady, Cleveland, Ohio,
Washineton Hill, Arm ATbor, Mich,
James B. Howe and lady, Lima It'd,
Roswell c. Smith and lady, Lafayette, Ind,
Thos II Brown and lady, Medina, Ohio.
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NOR SALE-The superior, hght-drait
.eloouer MARY AND SUSAN nov lying :t ne
SIar: Doc. Brsoklyn Is t1ns burden, built IN North
C.roira entirely Of oek and recently pus IN complete
oder shs IL three years old, light draft Of water wei
turd in sis and rggBg and every wsy superior Ve'ei
r tie c9sspg trade. II not disposed Of at Pnsas sAs
WEDNESDAY. the 2j-h OF August -
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COR SALE CHEAP. or in EX-
TOp S.TFu ROCKLANDLAKE- -

NOR SALE at ROCKLAND LAKE
- beautiful a,d d..iysble Farm OF . acres oppo
e the Mansion HOus. extending from the L.ke % me
Hudson River For further particular; Inquire o. ospSan
WANDLE al the Mansion Hour, JAMES kAlobrCNi
or the premises or Of C. W RAiSBECK, IN The evenings
at No Al Hudson st.
TOR SALE.-The cheapest lot IN the
village Of Mount Vernon lot No a. 100 BY 100 IN
1--rsie location For further psrticg ais apply 70
a {. LEWIS, Nc. - Broadway up't4ls.
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EOR SALE-A House and Lot IN 9th

sy pext he corner Of 52d,t snI "a sor :,
S.ods tailoring or fancy store Inquire on I.e -
Of j. Y. ONDERDONk, No. 97 West ID 81 As'h- 'SI'
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DOliiitai Notitee.

~ Scott Central ComInIftee.-The regular meet
ms Of this committee will be held Head quarters, Con-
situ,ion Hall On WEDNESDAY EVENING. August T. at
so'elock. HUBERT l. hA"o, ChsHhAh'
GroseE W S BLvNT, Vice Chairnsn.
wn' l w sh'nDLow' secretasies
~ Unionists.-A meeting Of the Unionisis' Assoca-
tcn will b. held at the Broadway House THURSDAY
IVENING, tie 5th inst, at O'clock
1t desirable that every member should be present
By order SlLAS G. HERRING President
h0T. + k1 wAO'"oRr"' Secretaries
rS- Eighteenth Ward Chippewa Club.-The
members of this Club and the Wings Of the Ward are IN
y1tsd TO attend re gulsr meeting to be held Of the Nav
Haven Hotel corner Of 4th4v and Zltb-st- NEDNES-
DAY EVENING the 4th Of August, at o'clock Several
eminent speakers i'll address the meeting ~ order
VIZ. ROBERTSON, Jr, Sec. NJ d. GEEENE, Frest
10 Wings of the Nineteenth Ward.-A meet
ngOf the Font George Scott aud Graham Club will be held
tRoit George corner 43'hst aud 3th.sV THIS Wednes
day. EVENING, Aug. 4, ct 9 o'clock
~ National reform Mcetirg.-A meeting Of the
friends Of the Free Homestead Bill lingering In the
hands of Committee Of the L. S. Senate, will be held on
WEDNESDAY at p. Nj, at the Military Hail. Bowery,
opposite sprngt for the of urging upon the Sem
ale reasons for prompt and favorable on said bill
JOHN COMMERFORD,
JOHN ii KEYSER,
L. w. RYCKMAH, COMMITTEE
JOHN WINDT,
A. X. BAILY.
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EOR SALE-An elegant free ston,
r1OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

at POUGHKEFPSlE -The welI-krown manSioh
rcuried formerly bv Hon NJ p TaDmsags Tbs house 70
,u IS feet square s,ones0 hight tn basement 400
.ttc and piazza front End brick stable eAc oiA1eses
The grounds comprise between Two aud trse ser' no
commanding and perfectly eathg, and vel csle41,fS
tr = summer bosrdin house Apply to VA A. h0f'
kINS AGENT No. 80 Hali-gt., second Eoot
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Chances for Business hlen.

A FORTUNE.-In consequence of i'll
4 health the sdye. iiser s obliged TO dispose OF bum
actuav established. paying large profit, from which
fortune may be realized few years by a. active business
man, having from s. 100 s. $50 capital Address NJ B.
IN Iicc.
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NARMS for SALE CHEAP-One Of

HARMS for SALE CHEAP-One OF
"a scle,. sock ard crops new houss and oafn; 'H'
zoo; one of60 acres one OF " acrsso9 n.sr W. nae
80 Dsrd.-vith coed buildings one OF - acres pew ~
nd BAN one Of % acres Of acres ard FsOs o. ~
ous other n1es al cheap some to o asaS he Dsocs
FFyrs1ion four tines day with tas city "a. "a
Vail 81 Pacific Hotel sGtaId:51 E' 20 y North Rssr Il
81 me Dsi s : n.-iccE daily By Central Railroad
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CCHUBERTH IL CO., Music Depot,
~ No 257 Broadway Y Request the public To insres,
their immense sock Of Music for oce Piano, for 2
hsnds for Organ Violin Visones!o Harp Orohers- ''+
In every style for vrtuosoe ard begnne The rrestes
lection the United States Of sCNG01 worth Orders of
DrouptueSs
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M IhC NnGkInnU TOfNChItiU flNIIu TIT"
Buidng Association viii meet for the Election OF new
Members fer other purposes, on W EDNESDA1 ELN
hsm,ouae THIS Association is Organized on an entirely
diaetent plan from the ordinary Building Associations
Each 10 have Lot OF Land anda House built on II
10 his own Taste paid for by monthly Instruments &C
eodng to the value Of the house aud when thus paid o or
In snv o,her way foil discharge from all obligations to the
Association and hon all mortgage, GOOD title will be given
There is no looking forward indefinite perod-au Is
M fixed
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DVERTISEMENT.-Thisda day pub
~ Hshed, Good Tidngs Of Grea. Joyi entitled THE
HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGSi
written by Gods Holy sFirits Read and ponder Pfce,
xix cents only that being the Of printing and crcAt
ting It. Apply to FOWLERs Il WELLS New-York, st
Wholesale, and 10 any good bookseller a. retail
DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers under the
name Of MOORE HORSFALL, is this day dissolved ~
mutual Either partner authorized to sgo IN set
cement Of outstanding busiless-New-York. Aug 1851
HORACE II. MOORE.
FRANCIS HOR5FALL.
THE DOWNTOWN BOOKSTORE,
corner Of Hanovet and Exchange place will b conttn
Hed by horace II. MOORE, who hopes that from his
long experience IN the Retail Booksellng business he will
he able TO all who may favor him with CALL IN sa
tisfsctoTy manner. - -
LIBRAIRlE ETRANGERE.
FRANCIS HORSFALL begs to announce that be has e.
abhshed himself at No So Broadway, where he will de-
vote his attention TO the Selling and Importing Of French
and other Foreign Books and Prints, New Books kc
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FACTORY for SALE-The large and
and eommodous Buildings and Ground now occupied
b. the Birmingham Manufacturing Company situated In the
hourshing town of Birmingham, Conn together with pow
erul wheels and fixtures adapted to any branch OF
manufacture, and having wster power unsurpassed.
VIII be sold cheap to close trust and we'll wethy Of
the Of person requiring this description OF
property.
For IL IND, and further particulars apply to
SAArL LORD, No. 81 Maiden-lane.
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yentiye Is found in the of the invention OF VIII
LIAM BOGLE, No III Westinghouse, whose Amoie mas
no other sosr possesses 1t is highly priced In every
variety Of climate. May be had OF A: b d Sands no
SMITH No n Broadway; Carey Co. No 20 Pearlst-
and by druggists and peIumers throughout the world
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practical NAVIGATTON-ln all
C,PANISH LANGUAGE.-A. de p.

BAFZ will admit scholars ~ join c!asses already
conner ced New classes for beginners ades and 4snte-
uen separately are constantly forming Private lessons
are aso given At his Office any part Of the city Trans
sons correctly performed. Colleges and schools sttsaded
on moderate terms address No 99 Broadway r,om No. 3,
ErsfN rlT
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.-

Single Gentlemen. Gentlemen and their wives ca
~ tied with Board No. Durham place, mo
uenf'. walk from Peckslip and Division avenue Ferries
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IFE ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS, at NEW-ROCHELlE-
Oegtuy situated the Sound the Neptune lious~
one hour from NewYO and mile from the depot OF the
New Haven Railroad. accessible at all hours Of the day
Crculsrs AZ Roe Lockwood Son. Address either Rev Mr..
BOURNE or RUFUS LOCKWOOD, Principals Pelham,
Mestche,tsr Co, N. z
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Empire Clothing Depot,
BY NJ LEWIS 4 co.
First door below Barker's Exchange, Nevada
Highest price paid for GoLD Dusr.
q5-3m
Notice.
y.)-3in

TN accordance with the l2sth section of the
4 statute Of Californis, concerning cor.
porations, notice IL hereby given that the
following shares Of the capital stock Of the
Wyoming Quartz Mining Company. viz
Half share number 6, in tho name of Charles
Gandin, do no. 9, Barclay. do nos. II and L.
Abey, do no. l3, I-Sanfeid, do no. Is, 4
Martin. do ne. IL. u + w Ellis, do no Is,
Jos Foster, do no. 10, John + Lower, do no
%, NJ Stirling, do no. %, } Spencer, do
no. "a, J Bouviers, do no. 25 Charles Gan
din, do no. q r Granier, do no. % Michal
Hardo, do no. 20 w kignier. do NO. 81 Reni
Mathew do no. 81 F Granier, do no. 80 Reni
Mathew, do no. "a John Musson, do no. 35,
John Musson, do no. 36 John Musson, do no.
81 John Musson, do NO. 38 John Musson. do
no. SO John Musson, do no. 40 John Musson,
do no. Al John Musson, do no. AZ John Mus
son, do no 43 John Musson. do no. A John
Musson. do no. IS John Musson, do 70. 46
John Musson, do NO Al John Musson, do no
is NJ Stirling, will be sold at public auction
on September Ilth, at IL s'clook N, at the
Office of the company, unless all dues are pre-.
viously paid in accordance with the bylaws
Of the company.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
DAVID PHELPS, Sec'y.
July 29lh, lS52-l5-6w
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
South Yuba Mining. and Sac
ramcnto Canal Co.

~ ders Of tho South Tuba and Sacramento
canal Co. that meeting Of said company
will be holden on Saturday, the llth of Sep
temser next, at 10 o'clock A, N, q. the store
OF IN. p. Poor, Broad street. Nevada, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the sub
ject of increasing the capital stock Of said
company to the sum of Five Millions Of Dol
lars, and creating from the present shares the
lumber ofFive Thousand Shares, in said COM
pany. n. PEABODY PooR. Ro.rd af
3, JoHN DAY, ,r.'.s,
Jos. WoopworrH,S ) trustees.
T. w. COLBURN, Scc'y.
Nevada, Aug. 20th, 1852 .--lS-3ts
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
CITY Boot Store.

d P.J. ESPENSCHEID, on the corner
- Of Main and Commercial sts., keeps
a constantly on hand At his old stand, .
large and well selected stock of boots and
shoes. also, a small but well selected lot .
saddlery, sole leather, belt and harness. leather
a superior article of waterproof and pslish
blacking, Hungarian shoe nails, and all kinds
of shoe finding. Repairing done in both the
above lines of business with promptness, neat
ness, and en- reasonable terms. He feels thank
full to his former customers for the very libe-
raj patronage that he has heretofore received,
and solicils a continuance of the same
N. B. Mr.. +. is practical mechanic, and
knows The difference between. French tanned,
and our country tanned calf skins, and he can
Judge the make, and quality of thread, and
stock G: boot better than though he had
never made any himself l4-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
For Sale.

A HOTEL and. ST TORE, on Rear River,
IA at the junction of Steep Hollow. This
establishment as a motel is complete in all its
apartmc Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Kitch-
en-, Bar, etc There is good stock of goods
on hand, in the store room, which win be dis
posed of on liberal terms. Any person rur-
chasing tho goods can rent the house at a very
low rate, as our arrangements here prevent
our giving that attention there that the busi-
ness requires.
Persons desirous Of getting hold of good
business stand, will please call on the subscri-
bers. Il. A. BEATTY Il co.
Beatty House. Grass Valley.
Sept 9th, lS52.-2l-tf
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Notice.

The CspErsIarnp, having CO mplstedl
fro and thief proof vault, ia which will
placed one Of Rich 4 Co.'S. large sizs pal
,Salarnander safes, would beg leave 10
nounce TO his numerous depositors, and
public in general, that he has now acoompt
ed what has long been needed in Nsyad}
place Of perfect security and safe-kespini
treasure. Notwithstanding the heavy
pense incurred, the rate ofspecial deposits
remain as formerly General deposits "
out charge. IL. DAVE
Nevada, Aug. 7th, 1352-l6-3 3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

Sacramento, August l7th, 1852.
We take this method Of informing the pub
lie that tho firm Of Freeman r Co having
by legal notice censed doing business under
that name, they of course ceased 10 be our
agents in any part of California. From this
time forward We shall conduct tho business
under osr own signature. And we further
give notice that Messrs. Freeman l. Co., nor
any member of that lato firm, have from this
time any authority to draw on US, or 10 use
our name ADAMS 4. Co
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
New Firm.

ID ATTLE & FITCH have opened . Store
N in the new Fire-proof Building, north
side Of X st., between I'd and Sd Sacramento,
for the purpose of supplying miners en- others
with general a. sortment OF goods, suitable
TO their use, and have now on hand and will
constantly keep . general assortment Of Fresh
Provisions Of all kinds, Miners Tsols, Cloth
ing, &c, Wines and Liquors Of the choicest
brands, Of our own importation, which we are
prepared 10 sell rs low as my of tho same
quality can bo obtained elsewhere.
One of the partners will be constantly in the
market to make purchases. Care will he taken
to keep such q stock, at all times, as will re-
commend itself 10 those who favor MS with n
call. WH. RATTLE,
(Fornerly Of firm Of Rattle, Eldredge & Co. }
VIZ. s, FITCH.
Sacramento, lS52-lk-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
T.. O. M. Co.

Tho shareholders of the Eureka Qu
Mining Company (nesr Wyoming comps
are hereby notified that all those share
which the assessments have not bseR
within 10 days from date will be forfsite
the company.
las. McCANAUGHY, See
Nevada, July 1st, 1852
Ma. II. RoTHscHri.D, Of the firm Of
Levi, T. Co, at the Empire Clothing De
Nevada city, is hereby authorised TO rec
assessments.
ll-tf a J. McCANAUGH'
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

"A WHITES HAT EMPORIUM, J. st
- corner I'd. Sacramento-W Wholesale and
Retoil-Just received.
Gentlemen's extra fine molesk'p and silk hats.
White and drab beaver hats;
New style silver beaver, first i'm
ported;
Peruvian, Panama, Leahorn, and
every variety Of summer goods
"A Acomplete assortment of ladies riding hats,
gloves, whips, etc; boys and inJapts' hats and
caps; together with . large assortment of GES-
rLrNEN's FURNISHING Goops.
ib-im STEPHEN G. WHITE.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Quartz Machinery For Sale.

A SIXTY HORSE POWER ENGINE.
N two double fue boilers, 20b feet long 81
inches diameter, p6 stamps, and all necessary
pipes, and duplicate castings accompanying
Il is Of the same pattern as the Pittsburg and
tho head Of Gold Flat Said machinery i.
expected 10 arrive by the 18th OF June next,
per clipper ship Tornado, and will BE- offered
Tor ssle on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
X. s. WHIGHAM,
Superintendent Of the Pittsburg
3u and &. X. Minin. Company.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Lumber! Lumber 7!
EdGLE MILL

EdGLE Mill.
THH Proprietors of the 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 short
notice any reasonable amount, at as low rate
as any mill in the county .and they confidently
believe they can give general satisfaction 10
the public Good roads have been prepared
on either side of the creek. from town to the
Mill. CRAWFORD, WOOD 4 co.
May 18th, l852--4-tf ie.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Gregory House.

THIS popular Hotel the subscribed
Il taken and rcfitted. aud now offeI
the public an excellent table, supplied
thc..best to be had in the market, good
ahd the best Of liquors and cigars at the
The subscriber will spare no pains I
cure the comfort and convenience of
guests, and make his house one Of the
in the Srate. ei
Persons visiting tie city will always
at his horsc the comforts Of a home.
4. G. SMlTl
Nevada, July 18th, lS52--l3 3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Pacific Hotel and Raat
TOD CAVC

THE subscriber beirg dcsirous Of c
l. ing his business, offers for sale Of
most reasonable terms the above well k
stand, Mt Ccntrcville, Grass Valley
ge.her with the furniture, bar fixtures
complete.
The ranch, which is contiguous t
house, contains some of the best gard
land in the county, and will be sold, toe
with the house, or separately, as pun
scrs may desire. For farther particula
quire on the premises.
MARTIN PETERSC
Ccntrcville, April Sd, lS52.-.'0-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Notice to License Payers

nN the I'd day of August next, a list Of
" persons transacting business in NevI
county, who are required by law to obtain
csnse for tho same from the county Audit
will be delivered 10 the District Attorney,
said county, and such information will
given OF those who have failed to procure
csn.e Of said Auditor. as will cause the
mediate institution of suits against them.
THEO. MILLER, Co. Auditor, 4
Clerks Office, Nevada CO anty
July 9th, 1862.
OusERvE-lt will not cost you any thing
procure License when you have Obtained I
Trcasurci's receipt, but his receipt will I
protect you from . suit unless License 10,
properly uponit. [l2-td1 AUDITOR
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

THNHE undersigned wo1ld inform the citizens
II of Nevada and vicinity that having re-
signed the Agency of Gregory's Express, they
hnve completed arrangements with Wells, Far
70 4 Co. by which they are enabled to do all
Express business committed to their caro- viii.
punctuality and dispatch
Pessons desirous of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them arc invited 20
call and register their names, as all lists be-
lInong to Gregory's Express are discontinued.
Office at their old stand. Main st. Nevada.
NULFORD s. SEARLS.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10
Notice.

"AvING purchased the entire interest ol
Il Il Mark B, Webster in the firm of w sbste,
s. Chambers, the business will hereafter be
conducted in my name.
All persons indebted to said firm are reques-
tod to come forward and settle with the un-
dersigned, who is alone authorized to settle
them. Any person having claims against the
irm will please present them for payment
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
August goth iS52-lS-3t
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-10

nR. A. CRANE would most respectfully
- represent to the citizexs of Nevada and
vicinity, that he has returned from the Allan
tic States, and located permanently On Broad
street, ono door east of the Virginia House.
where he will at all times be ready to attend
TO all calls in his profession. He is prepared
with suitable accommodations for those who
may desire TO place Themselves underhis caro-.
July 80, ls52.-I5.tf
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Nevada. Aug. 80. 1852 -2o.2m

nAGUE ran be sent to any
~ part of TIE States for about go cents, and
GEO. .. KILBOURN & co. having fitted
up a la San Francisco, a suite of rooms. on
Commercial street, between main and Pine,
will take the pictures at any time Of day and
in all wcathers, and put up In any manner Of
style and easing, nj prices ranging from Sc up
wards. Views of Stores, Mills, NJ lining Claims
&C., taken ut few moments notice. Call
and examine the Gallery of Specimens.
Nevada, August 30, l952.-20-2m
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kcyata City Exchange l. Deposite Office.

Corner Broad and Pine strects.)
rEREASURE received on Special Deposit
Il at usual rates.
GENERAL DEPOSITS received and paid out on
demand without charge for keeping
BLANK CHEcKs furnished depositors.
DRAFTS on San francisco and Sacramento
at par.
PAGE, BACON d Co.'S drafts on oil parts Of
the Atlantic States, London and Pa is, in
sums to suit, at moderate rates, and guarsn-
tced negotiable on as favorable terms AZ the
Bills of any other Establishment.
l2-tf II. DAVIS, Proprietor.