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THE MARINE HOTEL. at Fairfield.

Connecticut viii be opened By tts proprietor, J.
ONNOT on tbe Il, day Of June next summer oranss
n the New-York Hotel The Marine Hotel 10 situated To
beautiful village Long Island Sound sfOrdns ell the IN
iuceents Of excellent bsthns ard ronsntc drives In
he adjacent country Every sndeevor vii BE- erered %
aon. Plans h. ana rooms enzsged e the show
Hotel 81 Fairnee the Newfork Hotel TIE distsos
rom Eew.Yort s IS mes and trains By the New York ant
t Psvep R-oaG vsi@d s-vsrsl times ssss ssv.
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Two New Books.
A MANUAL OE ASTRONOMY.

.ANDTHE USE OF THE GLOBES FOR SCHOOLS
AND ACADEMIES, by Henry Riddle Principal Of Pubic
School No. 2 City OF NewYork vol, limo, $50 pages
Retail price, 81 cents liberal discount to the trade and
. h, OILS.
7? ARITHVFTICAL TABLES AND EXERCISES
FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS, New and enlarged edition, by
James B Thompson A author Of various Mathematical
Works. / VOL l8mo 80 pages.
NEWMAN X IVISON, No. 1893 Broadway
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,W Building AsssOcia items I'VE hear much of
es'he houses - ID Il each may his house
Aees,s ave ofhtte value hen infested 18th bugs rats
80 and hsas Any thing that IS worth doing at all is
sehh cong well" We there fore cautoa al persons
Tfs n iiisfiors Of LYONS Magnetic Pills sud Pow
Ntlch are iui 81 POISONOUS mineral The real article
hAs 81 No. 42i Broadway, at . cents Per Task and
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"AYS' HOUSE,
DALHOUSIE-sQUARE,
q Y POPE. MONTREAL

NATIONAL HOUSE, Long Branch,
" Eew-Jersey.- STOKES PETIT RESPECTFULLY in.
nm their friends and the public that they have porchaed
of Samuel Cooper his well known and popular Watering
Place above and hasn had the thoroughly
repaired snd sesy furnished. 1t Gill DO found Of the
to, healthy snd pleasant places the shore p
respectfully solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowe ed on this establishment
WOOLMAN STOKES,
CHAS w PETIT.
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ONkLRS-Ont he Hudson.

- ,ecs,.inlea number n nm, dag ny rs~ed and
beat, g. tleman and Wife ee Accommodated
private family in house pleasantly located within i've
minutes wait ot the DEPOT snd lsns For particulars
tytcF r. BOGthDUS, No 1876 BIosdwsJ, or LYMAN
TOBR, IT,, on kera
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CUMMER BOARD in RIDGEElELD,

OCONN-ODe Of the most pleasant villages IN New-Eng.
land In private house, and newly furnished well
shaded pleasant walks drives &C. three huns rom NeT-
YORK twic, DAY by Neg-York ard New Haven. and Oah
bury and Norwak Railroads Price for lsdeI aud gentle
men 81 10 S. Fight ten can DO acconm )tatcd Apply
10 FRANCIS ROCKWELL. Ridgeied, Conn.
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r. Tompktps Lodge, No. 9, L. a. u. t'Ithe
members of this Lodge requested to meet al tue coo
se Of attending the funeral Of 'roher Jared Goodhear
CHARLES : OAKLEY. N. 30.
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Nem Publications.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST

HALF HOURS WITH THE BESr AUTHORS, select.
ed and grd by Charles Knight with snort Biographical
and Critical Notices. vols, CLOTH neat si5O haoound
s.; bsfealf So So
nese cousor each Jay the year an elegant eH
length for hall hours entertainment and these
ecous gems ected with discrimination and udg
eni rom ts immortal authors who within the
splenddy enriched sns With
thought We have here representation
and tai, the authors which language
boast Nashville and Louisville Chr-tan AdVocf'e
Pubiskfd and for sale BIZ JOHN WILEY, l67 Broadway.
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good ersushtsm,n and possessina o'her qualifications
whereby he could make himself u-efnl to architect de-
sTcs situation where could receive instruction
psnsion for the services he would render Address D.
Tn une Office
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u TITLE EvA.-We publish THIS

I TITLE EVA.-We publish This
IDAY most beautiful piece Of Music, entitled LIT
TIE EVA Uncle Toms Guardian Ange-fouDded 9pon
Mrs Stoves inmitahle des .npon of that sweet child,
when no one who has read Uncle Toms Cabin can ever
forget tt words by the Quaker Poet Whtt.r-the
for The voice with piano accompaniment oy Manuel
Emilio (Spsnish Professor Of Musc) Boston Both poetry
and music are superb Price d cents.
NEWMAN & IVISON No. 1893 Broadway.
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lTFW GERMAN GRAM MARA

Y shorter course with the German language, " Prof
Vim H. Wordbu.y au'hor Of "NeR Method tor Germans
20 eara English" "Eciec ic German teade &c Ia one
volume 2mo PIP ESQ This Shorter Course with }ernan
Is dsfnec as iesponSe the ei peaied call Tor some
hing LEES eahorae then the authors larger work It's a
h,rpfore is simply ard Iisidy practical The plan dies
not n ,teay fl that Wh ch eharac cries the authors
N psh copre for German published 1873 the ex reies
tbousbs nj beir alternately Bng ISL and Ger This day
nnblished by LFAVITT 4 ALLEN, No = Dey-st N. Y.
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~ families could he accommodated 9th Board Pros
pect Hill Farm in a h.aithy snd tin. situation in view Of
Bsy, Fort Schuyler SC. Bathing House. Communicative
three times day by Fushius steamboat and stage ne Or
the House will be let for the summer. B. H. CUTTER,
Little Neck. L. /.
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DOARD al THROG'S NECK.-A few

- serteel BOardcI be sceom modated with large
Rooms and good BoaTd In pleasant situation ST rhfns's
Neck Stages connected with the Harlem Railroad pass tho
door several times day Apply No SIS Green Eehst.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-Fr g0od
TO ARCHITECTS.-A Young Man, a

~ brfinan lrh, and Protestant Sev t7s AZ No Lnd-
ow,t hear Grand-st Families suited with sooi e. with
ont delay. j. RIDGELY.
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NAPE ISLAM BATHING-NA-

~ TlONAL HALL.-Tbis large, and elegant 10
tel open for the season. The public sill End tins
house equal To the best Amer Hotels Location few
steps from the shore with magnificent view of the 0san
AARON CHARLESTON Proprieeor,
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BOARD.-A pum6er Of

farmers in the vicinity Of Glen Cove and 8uckram,
L. L. having pleasant and healthy locations and good
modatOns would take few bosrders for the Ac-
NewYork -four times day steamers CrOton aud
NOrwalk and Long Island Rausd Good bathing, fishing,
horses carriages &c- &c For particulars apply 20 j.
LEWIS. No. - SOuth.st- JOHN III. LEWIS No. %
Coenties-slip 10 Mr. HENRY c. VALENTINE, Glen
Cove on arrival of stTeamers
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ERS-Ary enc Of the Esde who Is DESTROYS for Ger.
reasons Of giving up buSness and wish 70 dispose Of
ths r stock ~ reasonable price will please address, w
O. a. this oce. STATING amount Of stock and where an In
terTiew cs1 be had.
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10 scott Central CommiItee.-The Regular
of Ibis ommiitse will be held the Florence Ho-
~ Go,so, 81 BToaowzy and Walker ST., on WEDNES
pAi' ~' ROBERT I. HAWS, Chairman.
GEORGE W. BLUNT, Vice Chairman
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BOARDING a, NEW. ROCHELLE

- Mrs KENT l. now prepared to sccoo, mndAIs Few
families with pleasant the Harrison
Hous- to- merly occupied b, Mr. -. orvas mansion
The suston cannot be surpasd commanding delightful
v.w Of Long bland Sound Thos- ~shins 10 reside ~th
h M. ride Of Csnast will find tins very agreeable
TelTsai RefrIeDce-ML BERRIEN, co Isl az and 1dsl
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A s DREss NiKER or Seamstress. hv a

A You've Man wants a situation as w ait
N er in private family. Address THOMAS, this Of
free
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TITO NIGHTMARES and JEWEL

FRS-A young Man. (wbo arrived N tais e,y ~
.tesrpski ID Glsssoyg) sn6 Who has been ior -.
yrsrs 1nployed n Of the first houses 70 D9Dn
situation in some respectable house II Wv loS ~
R,ooklVn Is practical and competent worknl@n aa -.
osr most satisfactory testimonials and reference 49,
sSSr,ssed B. Office of this paper will have .s
attention. ~ B.-sAlGry not 50 much Al QUE" -
edee Of this country business
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O PRlNTERS.- Wanted, one well
acquainted with Job Printing The situation will be
p Imapent 70 astsady Apply AZ The Daily Gd-C,'e
Office, No li6 4ih-st, Whamsburgh.
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ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

FOR sale an ola established Org Store doing god
b,nfA VIII be sid az bsin applied Tor soon a. the
owner Whss leave the city. For particulars apply At
No ~ Grand Z
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CERVANTS of every description, tor
81 and county. can be h.d At FERRE Domestic
hEepey No "a Du3ne-st Broadway aie Of NO %
BfoadWay) II years established IN the business
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orrloE OF rnE CoMMssIoNEa OF JURORS

~ Notice 10 Tax Pay ers.-The undersigned give
Ee 20 citizens Interested that they have exended me
M for receiving objections against ASS ssmens on real
nc Personal Estate until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
sA nat Office hours from TIL o'clock
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TIE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE

-, r.LryoRrIA OREGON THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
ss.ssbsd on the departure Of each Semi Monthly Mall
s.sn<r Pr,ce ST cents per copy.
SA GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Pubhshera
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BOARD-SUMMER RE-
COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted for a
COUNTRY BOARD at POUCH

~ KFFPSIF-A ew single Geotlemsn Gentlemen
a. their Wives can accommodated with peasant Rooms
and Boabd during the summer nonths in private ismy
delightful location where the comforts OF home b.
ero, ear Pailro-d depot aid Steamboat landing Ap
ply 10 Mrs BISHOP, No - Narket-.t Poushkeepse
TO J. SERGEANT, No. Is Waist, NY.
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~ obtained al Flushing L. in private family. three
ninu walk nom the stes nib landing Terms moderate
40 dress A. Flushing Post ofsce
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AIS 6f SCHOOLS and

Il OIbERS-A ysung Gentleman, who IL graduate Of
distinguished Collegiate ch4racer and who has had con-
siderable experience snd teacher is anxious 10
ohfan employment either in public school merchants
se- DE the most satisfactory references several
eeqy IN this city 10 his character ard quail icaons
and vsulo not object small salary provided the employ
nen be permanent and respectable Address A., Tutor
Tribune Office Newly rk, stating particulars and where
interview III be mad.
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COOkS WANTED.-Professed and ex.
~ peneIced 90 plain Cork, for hrst-elsss Situations
Ws"s from 81 to si2 Apply this dsy at No li3 Gnndst
FINN In
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CTRAW SEWERS.-Wanted, several
= who understand sewing braid. Apply to A LELAND
4 CO. No III PeaTl-st
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I'VE town. 4 miles from PeekskilL-Vistors reach
tn degh full Summer Retreat in two hours per Hudson
River Pc hss where vehicles await their arrival To
proceed to the Lake. Horses carriages boats and hshing
tackle always On hand for the use OF guests
W. H. BARMORB.
Particulars may be learned By application TO THOMAS
JONES No 2f7 Broadway.
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CERvANTS WANT PLACES-Ex-

Ne elt CoOk Nurses, WsTes S~sunstress@s Cham
;. mac, LEundreses housew rk Girls ~ T,nt ulscas-
Men a. FsimsrS CoachmR Walters. sc ocs, wish -
10 The try B. Ofe~ faT good Servants. Y n
ploJ ne nj e flee No. 47s Broadway. SAUNDERS
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12

the old ones were fairly done burning
Others loo, who contracted TO have
buildings put up on the lots occupied
by those d ostroyed.
The fire too was impartial; it served
nearly all alike, and none could say
that he had Jared worse than his neigh
Dor. All have gone 10 work with n
determination to do what man can do
TO restore the prosperity, beauty and
business Of the city. Such zeal and
energy will restore fortunes more des-
perate than those Of the sufferers by
this terrible conhagration.
Madame Lamos was not consumed
in the fiic as reported but is living in
health, to contradict the statement. -
The loss sustained by her was about
800.
The Over.on Block checked the
flames which crossed from the north 10
the south side Of J street, and thence
back, against the wind, to the Amcri-
can Theatre further down the street
and of frame. A. Rivierc, who kept
the hair-dressing saloon in Ovcrtoi's
Block lost $1,000. The loss of the
Curle brothers, in same building, a.
bout 81 800
The vault of Adams g. Co.. resisted
the power of the flames, and yelde
up IFS safe in perfect condition. Then
office may be found fifth door in the
Tehama Block, occupied by Page, Ba
cor s Co., Bankers, corncr of From
| streets.
The high winds prevailing since
Tuesday evening, have been so ex.
excessively uncomfortable as to ado
to the calamity of the fire.
The Common Council books ant
papers were all saved.
A large number of liromcn were in
ljured, among the number Capt. Johr
T. Bayley, badly burned, Franklin
Crane, slightly, II. Miller, severely.
An individual, supposed to be intox
icated or deranged, was seen rushing
Ing into tho flames on J. Street, aitel
having twice stumbled and fallen, witt
a sheet or blanket wrapped round hi.
head, and though for some moment,
anxiously watched for, he did not re-
turn.
Mr.. D. 0. Brigham is supposed tt
have been victim of the fire.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
Notice.

IN accordance with the l27th section Of tho
u statHte of Calitornia, concerning corpora
tiens. notice is hereby given that the follow
ing shares of the capital stock Of York Mining
company. viz; Shares No. Sc ~, "a, SO. 40,
II, A. -s3, IL. 4j, in the name of James Mo-
AuitY; shares no r., 70, in the name of A.G.
McCnrGicK shares no. rs, II. IN. 10, so. in
the name Of Joseph Tanner; share no. 81. in
the name of b. jones' shares no. 95 81, ae,
in the name OF Robinson d Co.: shares no
20, loo, in the name Of 9. A. Norton rhars
no lI2, in The name of ]. ". Walton; share
no. l3, in the name of !. Mnckic SHIRE no.
III In the name OF J. r. Burns; share no. 1913,
in the name OF J. II. Keen; share no l3o, in
lhe name of &. Wagner shares no. IS, 1871,
l3!, l"3, l3f, l35, in the name OF VIM. Fore,
will he sold Mt public auction on Saturday
November 9th, 1852 at the office If the com
rany, unless all dues are previously paid in
accordance with the bylaws of the company
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees,
j. G. BlRD~EYE. Scc'y.
l.!'tle York, Sept. 22l lo52-23 ct u
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
{, tate Of California. County ~ Ne.

tate of California. County Of Ne
- vada. District Court, Tenth judicial
District. The People of the State of Cali.
fornia to Israel 7. Hirst. G,ee.inq. You arc
hereby commanded to appear and answer
within ten days after the service of this writ
if served in this county, within twenty davs
If served in any other county in this judicial
District, and within forty days if served in
any county rot in said district, the complaint
Of Daniel Rich against Hamlet Davis and T
T. Hirst, a mercantile and trading firm un-
der the name and style of Davis g. Hirst, for
debt in Il c sum of two thousand dollars and
interest due by three several promissory
notes of said firm, brought to the district
court and now on file in the office of the
clerk Of said court in tie county aforesaid !;
or If you fail to appear and answer said com.
plant the plaintiff will take Judgment by de-
fault against You for said sum of two thous-'
and dollars and interest, together with DAM
ages and costs.
Witness, Thco. Miller clerk OF the
IL, S. district court of the 10th judicial dis
taict tor Nevada county, with tho
seal cf said court, affixed this 27th day
of September, A. ID. 1852
THEO. MILLER, elk.
State of California, county of Nevada
District court, 10th judicial district. Septem-
Der term, A. ID. 1852, Thursday, .Sept'r 23d,
Present, Hon. VIM. T. Barbour, judge.
Daniel Rich, plaintiff, against Hamles
Davis and Israel It. Hirst defendants. II is
ordered that service Of the summons issued
herein he made by publication, weekly, for
the space Of three months. in II newspaper
published AZ Nevada, called the Nevada
journal. Arrest, TIlEO. MILLER.
j. II. Mcconnell, elk D. c..
Atty plaintiff. 24-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
For Sale.

q HOTEL and STORE, on Bear River,
"a, at the junction of Steep Hollow. This
establishment as motel is complete in all its
apartments Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Kitch-
en-, Bar etc. There is good stock of goods
on hand, in the store room, which will be dis
posed of on liberal terms. ANY person pur-
chasing the goods can rent the house at very
low rate, as our arrangements here prevent
our giving that attention there that the busi
ness requires
Persons desrous of getting hold of good
business stand, will please call on the subscri-
bers. Il. A. BEATTY & co.
Beatty House. Grass Valley.
Cth IpsD "A
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
Cta.e Of California. Coun.y of Ne

\tsssc Oh saishOfnab, County of Ne
~ vada. District Court, 10th Judicial
istrict September Term A. ID 1882.
The People of the State OF California, TO
Israel +. Hirst, Greetiag: lou are hereby
commanded to appear and answer within ten
days after the service of this writ if served in
this county, within twenty DAYS il served
m any other cousty of this Judicial District.
and within forty days il served in any other
county not in said Distrlct-the complains
of Daniel Rich against you for debt due hy
express and implied contract in the sum OF
eleven thousand three hundred and ore dol
lars, brought 10 the District Conrf aforesaid.
and now on flc in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court in said conntv or the said plain
t;h, Daniel Rich, will take judgement by de-
fault against you for the sum Of Eleven
thousand Three Hundred and One Dollars,
and damages and costs il you fail 10 answer
said complains.
Witness, Theodore Miller. Clerk of the
l.. 5. District court of the icnth iudiciat
district for Nevada county with the
seal of said court affixed hereto This 23d day
| of September, a. ID. 1852.
THEO. MEIER, elk.
State of California, county OF Nevada
District court l0ih judicial district, Septem-
her term, A. ID. 1852; Hon. Wm. f. Bar
bour, presiding:
Daniel Rich, plaintiff against Israel Il.
llirst defendant. 1t is ordered hv the court
that service be made by publication of tho
summons issued herein, for the space ns
three months, weekly, in the Nevada Jour
nal, published at Nevada.
Attest: THEo MILLER, elk D. e.
]. II. Mcconnell, atty, for pPiif.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12

AtOLE Il NAGLE'S Line of Packets
" For Sydney and Port Philip. To follow
the packet ship Pactous. The A | American
clipper ship Asa PACKER, VIM. l.. Gro.
thers, commander, will positively sail on the
10Th of September for the above ports. Her
accommodations for passengers arc unsurpass-
ed by any vessel that has sailed from this port.
fier stores are OF the very best quality, having
been selected with great care by the owners in
Philadelphia. The above vessel being only
two years old. and a very fast sailer. it is cal
culated she will make the run in 3j days. An
experienced surgeon will proceed on the ship.
Passengers will do well to call on board be-
fore procuring tickets elsewhere.
For further particulars, apply to
COLE Il NAGLE,
corner Front and Pacific whrrf,
or to II. S HAYES,
on board at the foot Of Pacific wharf
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
Union Line of Steamers.

oecezS The Union Line OF Steam
Oil ers. running between San
e;I::.. q - Francisco aud Sacramento.
ssz.z-Gsk&t3 touching at Benicin, carrying
the u. 5. Mail, and Gregory, and Wells, Far
go X Co.'S Expresses.
This line consists of the new and snlendid
fast running low pressure engine clipper stea-
mers Wilson e. Hunt, T.. A. Pool. Esq, COM
mander, and Conddcncc, ID. r. Vail. ESQ.,
commander, which are now making daily trips
as above. (Sundavs exceptedl between San
Francisco and Sacramento. leaving Pacific
Wharf, San Francisco at Z o'clock p. d., con
meeting with the Marysvilc and Cousa stea-
mers at ~acramento and leaving Sacrament
to for San Francisco. at 2 O'Clock p m.
Passengers and freight taken a the lowest
regular rates. For other information, apply
to the commander or Fnrser on board, or at
the Office OF the line, corner of Pacific and Front
street, to THOMAS HUNT;
Or at Sacramento. 10
10 JOHN BENSLEY, ag't.
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sAs,,,,,,,--A. The fine steamer HZarys-
- ssas-ssg vile will make regular trips
to aad from Sacramento and Marysville on
each alternate day.
The MarysviEc il the best finished
boat Of her class in California, draws f2 in
ches of water, only. She has run between
Sacramento and Marysvlle the past sum
mcr during the lowest stage of water. 94-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
Sutter Iron Works,

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
q TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin-
- cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
iensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar,
prepared to receive and execnte orders witt
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo,
X. Gluyas, Superintendent, as above,
5-u
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
United States Hotel.
Corner broad and pirc sts,

(COrner Broad and Prc stsI
ETANDETOORT& f. CARTER propric'ors
Beg leave to announce to the public
That they have made extensive alterations in
their building for the comfort OF peruanen,
aud transient boaiiers, and are now ready for
their reception. The rooms are furnished in
the best style, and are under the SUI erinten-
dance of Mis-. hastings. The table is fur
,nlehcd with the best the market affords, and
polite waters are always in attendance. The
bar is furnished with the best of liquors aud
cigars, and from the well known experience
our manager has had in the business. no pains
IoIta Bile hotels in the mountains. Also stab
ling for the horses of travellers and team
sters. Likewise one Of the best. coolest and
NEST delicious wells of water that California
can boast of
C.B. LOWELL, Manager.
Nevada. August 2+th 1852.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12

NR. A. CRANE would most respectfully
renresent to the citizens Of Nevada and
vicinity, that he has retHrned from the Allan
tic Stntes, and located permanently on Broad
street. one door east Of the Virginia House.
where he win at all times be ready to attend
to all calls in his profession. lie is prepared
with suitable accommodations for those who
may desire to place themselves under his care
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