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I)aollerreOtVDeS.

-, BEATTY HOUSE, GaAss Valley
GN!N r. G. SMITH, formerly Of the Buck
cue no is.) Having leased and retiltcd this es-
tabli-hmcnt, 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 shall be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort OF those
WHO NAV 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, 10 neatness and
good ordar will be given.
Grass Valley Feb. Z, 1857. 6S-6m
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Notice.

A LII persons having scrip, orders, or other
N evidences of debt against the City Of Ne
vada, are required TO present the same, duly
authenticated or proven, within thirty days
from the date hereof TO the subscriber, Com
missioner appointed by the county Judge Of
Nevada county, pursuant 10 the provisions OF
an Act of the Legislature Of the State Of Cali
fornia, entitled IAN Act repeating the charter
ef the City of Nevada. and providing for the
disposition Of the property and payment Of the
debts of said city" passed February i4,h, 1857
Dated at Nevada February 2sth, 1882.
l. WILLIAMSON,
Sg-Im Commissioner, Main ct.
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SAN FRAN. ISCO ADV'S.

- Ian LNulNk.-In arrive. n superior
- high-prcssurc Steam Engine, n inch cyl
nder, AZ inch stroke, balance wheel IL feet in
diameter, finished as driving wheel; also a
driving pulley S feet diameter; two cylinder
boilers 81 feet long, in parts for easy transpor-
,alion, This engine was built BY Otis Tufts
If Boston, and is confidently recommended as
perfect machine in every respect For sale
on consignment, by the undersigned over Gre.
gory's Express, corner of Merchant and Mont
gomery street, san Francisco.
el.6t WM HOOPER
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Lumber of all kinds for Sale

HAVING purchased an interest in thf
III Steam Saw Min on Little Deer Creek,
formerly owned by Radeu q. McB,ne. any
person can be furaished with bills Of lumber
at the shortest Rotice, by calling on me at Da-
Wis d. Hirsts Store or at the mill.
1T. HIRaT.
F.s 10th. 1852 ei.n
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POSTSCRIPT.
Per Gregorys Express.

Eight Days Later from the Atlantic States.
The steamship Pacific arrived at
San Francisco on Friday last from
San Juan, bringing 400 passengers,
among them 40 ladies and 80 chill
den!
We are indebted to Gregory's Ex-
press for the prompt delivery Of At
lantic files.
The dates from the Atlantic States
are to February goth.
The dates from the Atlantic side nrc
to the Goth Feb. 8 days later than those
by the las. arrival
The is no news Of special imdortance.
On her way up the officers Of the Pa
ci6c attempted to board the wrecked
North America but did not succeed in
consequence Of the heavy breakers =
Her masts, walking beam and smoke
pipe were all in their proper places, and
the boat appeared to have received but
little injury.
The President transmitted message
to Congress Feb. l6, stating the difficult
~ Of fixing the Congressional apporrion-
ment, in consequence Of the want Of
proper returns from California, & it is
feared We may lose one representative
from that cause.
The bill to establish Navy Yard and
Depot at San Francisco, was takdn up in
the Senate. Feb. Is. and after some dis
cussion was laid aside for the present.
The project WAS violently attacked by
Senator Brodhead. of Pennsylvania.
Judge Heath, u s. District Judg@,
New Orleans, is reported to be dying.
The bark Sunny Eye went ashore on
the 10Th Feb, near Holmes Hole, Mass.
She will probably be total loss with
most Of her cargo.
MIR. Tnrashers release gave great
ioy at New Orleans. The Spanish Don.
sul's reception had quite the reverse ef-
feet. The weather had again become
intensely cold on the Atalantc. The
ice in the Susquehanna was frm on the
Goth of February. A new railroad track
has been finished across the ice.
The Gardner case has been postponed
until ohe next term Of court. Carlos
Gardner had not made his appearance,
and is supposed to have forfeited his
bail.
kossuth was at Cincinnati at last ac-
counts.
Affairs in Austria are dull and gloomy,
agricultural distress prevailing every
where, particularly in Croatia.
ID A ministerial crisis in Denmark has
pIuss terminated by the formation Of
new cabinet
In Spain the ministers are divided
respecting the distribution Of the church
property.
The 'Prussiau minister Of finance has
brought in bill re-imposing stamp
duty on newspapers, for revenue pur-
poses.
1t is said the Emperor Of Russia has
prohibited the expectation Of wheat
from his dominions.
Letters from Marseilles state that
there are communcs in The Var and
the Bases A'ps, scene ofthe late in
surrection, where the number of the ar
rested is SO great that the cultivation
oI the fields is left neglected. The
greater part of the insurgents were
field laborers, wlo wer generally en-
ployed in the heaviest work, and whom
it is difficult to replace. In man,
places the olives rot on the trees for
want of hands to cole t them.
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sg This is one of the most extensive In.
voices ever offered in Rattle to the public
Catalogues Of the Prizes can be procured
at his store, on .Sansome street, betw zen Cal
McCrea T. Co. and B. c. Horn & Co.
10 Deeming it unnecessary TO mention
all the articles in the Catalogue, the proprie-
tor respectfully invites the ladies and gen.
temen Of san Francisco to an examination
of his extensive assortment of Goods.
His articles will be on exhibition until the
65th of March.
TICKETS may be procured at the Union
and Times & Transcript Offices Sacramento
City.
~ Chances to be Ratified for every even
ing at the store. JAMES b. RAY.
S9std
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For Rent or Sale

vWNHE house n Cayo,evil!e known as the
IL American House and Hotel de France
The house is in good repair and well furnished
forthe accommodation of boarders. with neal
ha- room, and viii be sod cheap. or rented or
reasonable terms. For pariicuilrsnp to
JOHN PHELPS,
At the Cayote House, Cayoteville
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w. O. M. G.

MOTICE9to the Stockholders of the
~ Wyoming Quartz Mining. Company
You are hereby. notified that all sue b
shares Of the company on which the las
assessment fas not been paid, will be
sold at public auction after the expira-
tion Of 10 days from date ess.
JOHN L LOVER Sec'y
Nevada, March 81. 1852 -97-3t
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JAMES b. RAYS
CIR A N d r NJ T l. e.
NO HUI IL UG.

German English, French. and China
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, AND
PAINTINGS;
Imported especially for the occasion,
PRIsISG
SHAWLS, SILKS. SATlNS, 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 ROSEWOOD PIANO, in
laid with Pearl, Valued at $3.50;
Together with many other Rare and Valua
BILE Articles, ranging in price from Five te
Five Hundred Dollars.
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WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR
w SALE, the following goods:
800 sacks iiotr,
IS half bhls clear pork,
200 or hbls clear pork,
so ar bhls OK tongues,
20 bhls pilot bread,
bbls water crackers,
"a tins soda, sugar and water crackers,
10 bbls crushed sugar,
1900 lbs double refined loaf sugar
so mats MANILA sugar
25 mats rice,
10 hbls pickles, assorted,
20 half bbls sour krout,
so 5 gal kegs pickles,
80 cases OTIS and hlf gal pickles.
10 cases mustard, in IL and l2 lb tins,
10 g e in | and l-2 ID bottles,
800 lbs ground pepper.
200 los ground alspice,
200 lbs gronnd cloves,
800 lbs ground ginger,
100 lbs cinnamon, ground,
200 lbs mace, 800 chocolate.
30 cases Laguayrd coffee, ground, in tins,
l5 cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins,
Is cases Java 4"
30 bags Rio coffee,
rs bags beans, assorted,
10 half bbls split peas.
so half boxes NJ raisins,
SO hf q. or {"
10 boxes maccaroni and vcrmaclli,
so lbs citrons,
200 lbs tee, Young hyson and Gunpowdcr,
20 boxes soap,
Candles, Cheeses,
Tobacco in small boxes,
Z" I" in silver foil,
Smoking tobac o,
Fine Havana segars. in lilo boxes,
- " ~ =. g" Is :.
s." So 6.,," eli
Extra fine Havana segars,
Brogans, Fine walking shoes,
Fine pat leather CATERS,
Ladies leather boots, l ,t.,
% fine calf boots,
{" - CATERS
Misses % % he4 al.
Children's calf shoes, 'sat
40 cases bOols,-Hongarian, heavy kip, wax
grained, and cali,
Also A welt lassorted lot Of glass and queens
ware, tin ware. guard lanterns, bullseye do
ALso-A fine assortment of hardware and
Ames' best long and short handled cast steti
shovefs, picks, and pick handles, axes and axe
handles.
fOkegs nails, assorted, glue chalk, black
lead, paint oil, green paint, sprem oil.
pipes sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine, and
American brandy;
25 bbls old Mononguhela whiskey,
20 cases assorted cocktails.
100 cases blackberry brandy, raspberry bran
dy. w. c. brandy, Irish and Mononga-
hela whiskey,
so cases lemon syrup, and champaign cider,
80 baskets champaign wine,
l0cases sup wine bitters,
cases old Madeira wine,
$40 whole boxes sardines
3U0 hf and or boxes sardines
50drumsaigs 40 casks brown stout,
Wiih.a general assortment Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Hats etc. etc.
.All the above goods have been laid in with
great care. apd for. cash, and we particularly
invite the attention of merchants, miners, and
packers to give US call, as we will sell on
terms.
BROWN, HYATT & co.
CehtfeVille, Grass Valley, Nevada co.
Msrch IL, 1892 81 3m ...,
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Look Out for the Change.
A=0 - TIE STAGES FORMERLY LEA

E viyG the Crescent City Hotel
&Z2- VIII, "n IN after Suoda v,
March Fl, le51, leave The Dreams HO-
tel, on Second street, between j. and X.
EVERY morning. Daily running to Rough
and Ready, Grass Vsllcy, Nevada City ,Jfor-
mon Island, Coloma, Georgetown, .Mud and
Diamond springs, Placerville, Drytown.Jack.
son, Mokclumne Hill, Ophir, Auburn, Stock
ton and Sonora.
General Stage Office at Orleans Hotel.
N. B. Passengers boz king their names will
he called for in any part of the City. COLIN
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Oh FIRKINS GOSHEN BUTTER, IN BRINE;
OOl5 casks butter. in kegs; Is kegs lard;
80 cases lard in tins
$50 hf and or bbls ma kerel:
400 bales Manila sugar: Is 600 lbs China ugar;
100 bbls and hf bbs crushed sugar;
80 bbls brown sugar;
3pO sacks Rio coffee l50 sacks Chill beans;
25O bags Eng. walnuis; 90 cases ground coffee;
800 pkgs blk and green teas; I0cases chocolate;
$50 tins cheese, 10 II en-; 20 bbs Carolnn rice
400 kees and hf bbis syrup;
in store and for sale BY
4 VIM r COLEMAN & co
96-Im Cor California aud Fronts sts.
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y ~ CASES NECTAR ToBAcco:
81 30 cases Saunders and choice Of the
west TOBACCO;
$50 l-S casks and EGGS Cognac brandy;
100 kegs cherry brandy;
% 4casks1port wine; so kegs Malaga wine;
81 kegs Stouehton bitters; 20 kgs br'y peaches
250 cases caret wine; 80 cases Hook wine;
% cases absynthe; 200 cases champaign cider
20 N La Norma cigars; Is NJ La Nacional do;
rs NJ Upman's cigars; so M Paraguay cigars;
90 doz axes; IS doz helves;
For sale by WIZ. T. COLEMANand co
0f-I,n or California and FrOnt ats.
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vASHE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to dispose
b. of all'their STOCK, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows. part OF them with young
calves, the balance will calve by the 10TH of
March. JOSEPH CLARK &. Co.
Indian Valley, linile south Of Centrcvilie
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Fancy Goods.

uiiSy >'OOuo'
Mrs. ~ II. SAMPSON has just re-
Itl ceivcd from San Francisco a 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 canbrics,
Satin stripe Gimp buttons,
Damask Emh pavia hdkfs2
Pophir 4" Do Linen doI
Cashmeres Chemissetts, capes5 -
Merinos, Edgings & Insertions
One splendid green velvet sack, one spleDk
robe de chambre, black and white silk hose,
kid gloves, artificial flowers, bonnet Innings,
hair oils, pomatum, Macassar oil, Colonge
water.
With variety Of other articles TOO nu.
merous to mention.
Nevada, Eeh. 7. lS52-s3.tf
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ID EMOyAL-BRyANr & Co. have removed
~ to The new fire proof warehouse, at the
corne: of California and Battery streets. whore
they will keep constantly on hand n full stock
of Agricultural Implements. Garden SEEDS,
miners tools, and general assortment Of
hardware. 94-lm
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SHAFTlNG. of Bugnali's hest refined iron,
- from z 2 TO d inches in diameter, for sale
by CONROY d O'CON NOR,
Sansome st, near Washington. 5 Frnncisco,
a. I'm and l30 J ST. Sacramento.
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r.. AkGkNIl anu 20.

-. BANKERS,
Montgomery 81, bet. Clay and Commercial.
Refer to and draw on
Brown, Bros & Co. New York,
Brown, Shipiey and Co. Liverpool
Samuel Mich, Ison and Co. New Orleans,
Browns and Bowen Philadelphia,
James Adger and Co. Charleston,
Morrell and Dickey, Mobile,
I y Curtis Esq Boston,
Geo u Cumming, Savannah.
Alex Brown and Son. Baltimore
Good clean Gold dust bought at Sl7, per OF
and forwarded, covered by insurance, to The
Unnited States. 7b-3m
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Marysville Packet

A MAfysVltIef fHcke
vw}SNf q The steamer j. BRAGDON,
tsss Thos. W. Lyles, master, will
leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan 9th,
1882, ara o'clock P. II. For freight or
passage. apply on board at Pacific st. Wharf
or to
wADSwORTB + RAvESIES, Agents,
ssnsone st. near Washington, mp stairs.
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MR.. DUSUZEAU,

go - 49, 49,
SAVER AND SHELTER,
Informs the miners Of the surrour ding coun.
try that he has removed his Assaying Office,
we'll known TOR two and half years in Sacra.
mento stree. San Francisco, 10 Broad street
Nevada city.
He also announces, TO the public that receiy-
ing more numerous applications for assays,
and seeing barge number Of miners occu[ led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, TO
facilitate them In their searches, he has re-
dnced his Assayng price TO $500 instead Of
20,U0, which il was at first.
Mr.. Dusnzeau, having had ten years prac-
tice and having been proprietor OF quartz veins
la the Chilian mines, con offer to the miners
assurances In his consultations upon the differ
cnt mines.
He nlso takes charge in the direction of
mineral works. in erecting and directing lHd
chimes Of his Oirn Inrention to extract The
gold us well of the poorest as Of the richest
mineral; these machines being the best. the
surest, the least costly, he can recommend them
in preference to all others.
WM. DusUzRAU, Broad ST.,
opposite the Virginia House.
Feb. "a, 1852. 80 3m
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Express Hotel,
AND MILK DEPOT,
Kept by d. Phelps, foot of Main and Broa
sfraata

Kept by ID. FhtIps, 1uot OF H"Iu anu DIoa
streets.
-aExzMN Having enlarged my dining room
~ and made some other improve
@0 ments, am now prepared, in
,ddtionito my former business to accommodate
boarders and travellers on the most reasonable
Roord and lodging DER week, $500
Board per week, H,m
Board and lodging per day, 5,e0
Meals, 0U
Lodging ~
Milk, per quart, eo
D. Phelps.
Nsvass. Nov. 2is:, 1851
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SDSDn DOZEN "WRiGHT's" BALTIMORE
eDeDV Cove Oysters;
60 csses sardines. ia l-3 Ia and A. boxes;
36 cases fresh peaches; 20 doz asparagus;
$50 doz preserved meats;; ~ doz tomato sauce;
10 cases green peas and corn;
80 doz Orange marmalade;
So doz ass'd Eng sauces; g. doz Eng mustard;
rs cases ground pepper, in glass;
30 cases pie fruits; 81 cases brandy fruits;
IL cases nf gal brandy peaches;
Is bales gunny bags; 70 cases salt, In sacks;
For sale BY WM. T. col EMAN f co.
66-lm cor California and Front sic.
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eEGA CASKS >IGERsoN's SueAR-L uREp
eDV Hams;
So bbs Kilburn's hams; 81 bbis mess pork;
$50 hf bbls aud kegs dried apples and peaches
$50 bxs soap l6lb ca; 30 cases white soap;
100 bxs chemical olive soap: 70 bbls lapioca;
l73 cases hf gal pickles; 300 kgs pickles, gal.
275 cases pepper ssuce 100 cases tomato citsup
60 bxs lnaccaroni; 225 bxs ndamantne ndles
100 oxs FIR SPIN candles; 60 doz 2 2hhds buckets;
81 d0z 3 hhds buckets; 20 nests tubs;
For sale by 'vM. 4. COLEMAN 4 CO.
S6-Im cor. California and Front SITS.
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Great Excitement.
XNANTED S5S0G in Gold Dust, in ex-
w change for Dagu-rreotyDes. at
SHAW w q. JOHNSONS

FuTtNt IOIBueTrtuh NUUius.
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respt ctiully
invited to call nj these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size to the largest, and in
the highest perfection Of this beautiful ant.
Pictures taken in mczzotnte or in COl.ORS
Perfect satisfa ton guaranteed in all cases
or no charge. We have arran emenis made
by which we are enabled to send pictures OF
our customers by pail to any part of the known
word und ut trifling expense.
Instruction given in the art.
Daguerreotype Instruments complete. with
a general assortment Of plates, cases and che
micals, always ON hand and fur sale cheap.
:. l.. SHAW. S5-6n GEO. H. JOHNSON.
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BEVERLY c. SANDERS. C, !. sRENHAM
San Francisco Savings Bank
SANDERS and BRENNAN,
MONTGOMERY STREET,
General Bankers and Ershange Dealers.

General deposits received from Merchants,
Mechanics. and others
Also Money and Gold Dust received on
Special Deposit
Gold Dust purchased a. the highest prices
Interest allowed On i',me Deposits s9-uv
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American Cattle.

hIllCIISdtA \'dlLtC.
- .s&sg THE AMERICAN MAR
$50 s.s~ ket Nevada, has CON
glgEYess stantly on hand. and for
EYS sale at the lowest mar
Ike, rates the best quality of American Beef
Cattle
N They also keep on hand a full assort-
IN ent of provisions and groceries. which they
haul with their own teams therefore, they
can and will sell full! as low, if not lower than
any oihei house in the city. Miners and pack
srs are invited to give them call before pur.
oh asing elsewhere. ,,ou,,
SI-3m THOMPSON u bRoNN.
lust RECEIVED, at Davis d Hirst's old
- stand,
8o0i lbs Fresh Flour,
1000 - Goshen Butter,
1900 brown Sugar,
1000 Irish potatoes.
And sold low for cash.
March 20th-lt
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SAN FRANCISCO ADV'S.

NVTiCE.-Th stockholders OF the FL Do
~ rad Mining Company are hereby noli-
fled that the regular anndsl NEE ing OF com
pany will be held in the Justices court room
OF the First Township Of the c,iy of San Fran
cisco, corner ri kcarney and Pacific streets, on
thursday March 30th, 1852 at i-2 o'cioek,
P NJ, fer the purpose Of eleetng Trustees OF
tho company for the ensuing year, and trans
acting such other business as may be necessary
iiy order Of tine Board of Trustees.
JosEPH WEED. Secretary.
San Francisco. March llth, 1852. .-95-4ls
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The p. NJ S. Co.'S steamship GOLDEN
To sail positively ON THURSDAY, list April.
FOX PANAMA-Direct.


FOX PANAMA-Dlrect.
'yNHE splendid A | clipper ship VICTORIA
L Joseph Spear Wallis. commander 100
tons hurthcn, has seven feet between decks,
and will he fitted up in superior manner,
with An abundance of water and provisions,
the very best the market will afford, and the
table will be under the superintendent of
a first rate steward.
A Purscr and an experienced, Surgeon
will accompany the vessel, thus offering a
rare opportunity for parties desiring comfort
during the voytre
The ship 6 very fist sailcr, and it is
confidently expected viii make :he passage
in % or 80 days.
The rate Of passage will be moderate, and
freight takc.i low, on application To
DtcKsoN. DEWoLf & Co,
96-td Sacramento st bet. Battery and Front.
H-yOR san JUAN AND fANAMA---DIs.
~ PATCH LINZ The splendid clipper ship
hAasAH SPRAGug, 700 tons burthen under
The command o., Capt. Hooper, will leave on
the lss OF April, for the above ports This
ship has elegant state rooms in the cabin, and
h ar saloon viii be fitted and furnished with
ali the cpmforts and convenierces yer fonnd
on shipbop 3D. The PROV isions will be amp.
ana OF the oest quality
PRIcg OF PASSAGE.
IN l't Cabin, .....,... .SI1 PO
In "a " ..,...-........... oipo
Saloon go. ....-....-........ 5U w
For passage apply TO the cap.ain on board,
at Pacific Wharf, or to
CHARLES T. SWAIN, Agent.
9j-.d San ono, near Pacific st..
Ep0SlTIVELY THE FIRST VESSEL
n for SYDNEY. via Honolulu al The fast sail
ing clipper ship EMILY, 400 tons burtlen, J.
~ Higgings com@anier. will sail for the
above ports on tn. 25th of March, 1852. The
Accommodations Of this vessel are unsurpassed.
The cabin and steerage are fitted up in the
hest style, and those bound for the Australia
gold mines, Of whose existence and richness
thcreis no doubt, have fine chance to make
,h" voyage.
For freight or possagc, apply to tho under
signed. where the latest advices from Sydney
may he seen.
LJ. SoUTHGATE g. CO.
96-tl corner Pacific wharfand Front st.
NgR WM- A. WALKER became 4 part
1V-A ncr Of mine on the first day Of January.
S52. We shall continue business as CoMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS only, under the style and firm
WIN. H. STEVENS.
A LCOHOL-loo bbls so and 90 per cent
"A above proof; ss
Powder-loo kegs blasting, Hazard mills;
Pare Spirits and Gin--lOO bbls landing;
;Otard and Pnet Brandies- 100 or and 100
/, eighth casks, landing;
Tobacco-20 cases, small boxes;
Cheese -6050 lbs English dairy;
Sup Ca,b: Soda-l000 lbs English.
For sale by STEVENS, WALKER & Co
96-lm Battery 81. near Washington.
American Cattle.
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II UTTER-ex Comet. A superior arti.
ID Gle in tirkins and small kegs. For sale
US soon as landed bv JAS PATRICK.
79yi Battery st, near Jackson.
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Pacific MniI Steamship Go.

Pacific Mali steamship 90.
NOR PANAMA and Intermediate ports,
L with the U. s. mails and way mails.
DEPARTURES FROM LONG WHARF.
The p ", S. Cos steamship PANAMA.
J. T. Watkins Esq. Commander, carrying
the Way mails, will leave for PANAMA, touch
ing at Monterey, San Diego and Acapulco on
THURSDAY, April |, at 7 A. NJ. :. =
Treasure for shipment will he received at
the Office till IL o'clock, night, 3lst March.
The p. NJ. S. Co.'S steamship GOLDEN
GAE!>, C.+P. Patterson, Esq, U. S. NJ,
Commander, will leave for PANAMA, witt.
the United States mails, touching only at
Acapulco
On MONDAY, April 5, at 10 A. NJ.
Treasure tor shipment will be received at
the Office till I , O'clock, Friday night, April @
Passengers by the Golden Gate, leaving
here on 2lst January, (her second trip. were
landed in New York in twenty two days.
and il is now expected the sister steamship
ILLINOIS will be at Chagres to receive
passengers of the present trip, and land them
in New York Within as short a time.
For freight or passage apply 20
L. KNIGHT, Agent,
cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff SITS.
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NWR. WM a. WALKER became part
1Y-A ner Of mine on the first day Of January.
lS52 We shall continue business as CoMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS only, under the style and firm
Of STEVENS, WALKEa s. Co.
WIN. II. STEVENS.
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Hubbard 4 Hodges Law
OF ice, and their Boo and Stationery STORE
and Circuiating Library, corner of Main and
oyote streets.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-18
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