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NOTICE.

All persons who have paid tax to the
County Treasurer for License of any de-
scription are requested to deposit his re-
ceipts for the same, with the county
Auditor, Theodore Miller and obtain
their License. Auditors Office in the
Clerks & Recorders Office, Main Street
opposite the New Presbyterian church.
THEO. MILLER, Co. Auditor.
Nevada City, Aug. 18th 1851.
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EXPRESS NOTICES.
Adams d CO.. semi monthly Expres

a~ We will dispatch. per Steamer
XfEgSg W. w of the lst and 18th of every
LE!NlN5zfI~ month our regular messenger,
xznzEsSA=ssA===s~a usual
Gold Dust shipped and insured, as usual, TO
all parts of the Atlantic States and Europe
Drafts for sale on our house in all the prnci-
pal Atlantic cities, cashed by all the New Eng
land Banks, and at our various Offices through
out the Union,
For the forwarding of Dust from New York
to the Mint, we have the only express on the
mail train
Freeman & Co., are the only firm in Sacra-
mento connecting with us, and are authorized
OF draw on us Tor any amount.
ADAMS #. %
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Cargo of Ship Ceres.

FEAAS d. iSTRUVEk, Sansome street
u 4 above Pacific, offer for sale the assorted
cargo of ship Ceres from Bremen consisting
in part of hardware glassware, cutlery. clota.
ing. provisions. cigars, wines, brandies ajns,etv
San Francisco, October 1851 ji.lm
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ORDON'S PATENT QUARTZ STAMP.
VI INC MILLs-Parties requiring Quartz
machinery are invited to examine our new
arrangement for grinding and stamping sim.
utaneuosly The stampers are geared so as
to give a turn every time they fall upon the
quartz, by which desirable grinding motion
is impaired, and the pestle is made to wear
equally all round
Gro GoRnns & Srrrg.
Vulcan Iron Works, San Francisco,
75-lm Ag't in Nevada, P N. FISK.
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PLACER HOTEL.

r. F. DlCkERMAN would say to the trav-
cling public, that his house is fitted up in good
style, oed that he will spare no pains to make
it one of the most desirable stopping places in
Nevada. Board and Lodging per week Sl7
House on Broad Srcet
Auril 10 1851.
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]. w. GREGORY,

TTOpTICTUT anu Nanlger.
GEORGE r.. E.CLdRkE, Agent al Neeae
da City, Offce on Main Street, corner of Pine
n T. A Messenger will leave THIS OHic-
in season to connect at the Central Office at
San Francisco with the Special Agents, GO
Ing directly through to New ! ork and New
Orleans, by The first Steamship
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Engines " Quartz Ma.

StseaIn Engines " Quartz Ma
- chineIy-Geo. Gordon s. Steen having
one Of the most extensive foundry and ms
chine works on the Pacific, are prepared to
manufacture mining machinery on the most
approved principles.
Steam engines on sale boilers made to
order Crushing mills. square, circular aud
rotary stampers; arrastres and amalgamators.
Machinery manufactured in New York and
imported to order-or made with dispatch
at our works here, Parties having well de
veloped mining CLAIMS, can be introduced to
capitalists who win subscribe part of the cost
OF the machinery.
GEO GORDON & STEFN,
Vulcan Foundry and Iron Works,
lst St San Francisco,
Office in New York, lG5, Sd Avenue.
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MINING q. AARNE FOuNDRN,..ls

TEINING 4. HARINE FOUNDRl,--lSt
WE street beyond Mission, San Francisco
chine Shop Foundry Implements impor
ted by g. K. Buckelew, (the most extensive
an cniifo4nie1 prepared to construct
Quartz Machinery, Rotary Crushing Mills.
Steam Engines Boilers and every description
of mill and machine work and castings
Machinery ordered out from the United
States and England
Parties having eligible mining claims can be
introduced to capitalists desirous to i in and
furnish machinery. GORDON 4. Co.
Engineers, Town office, Pine
50 I'm. street near Battery
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An Act Repeating the Charter

Of the City Of Nerada, and prouiding
for the disposition of the PROPERTY and
payment Of the debts of the City.
Tie People of the State Of California,
represented IN Senate and assembly do
enact os follows:
Section |. That an act entitled "An
Act TO incorporate the City Of Neva-
da," passed March 18th, 1851, be ana
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec 2 There shall be appointed by
the County Judge of Nevada county,
Commissioner who shall be a resi-
dent and householder of the city of
Nevada, and give bonds to the Coun-
ty of Nevada for the faithful discharge
of his duties in such sum and with
such securities as may be fixed and
approved by the Judge of said county.
Sec 3. The Commissioner provi-
ded for by the I'd section of this act
shall take charge and dispose of all
property belonging to the city, and
hold the proceeds arising from the
sale or disposition of the same in his
hands, subject to the order of the
court of sessions of said county, as
hereafter provided. He shall also
give thirty days notice from the time
of his appointment to all persons hav-
ing script. orders, or other evidences
of debt against said city, to present
the same same, duly authenticated or
proven, and all claims so presented
and allowed by said commissioner
shall be registered in book, to be
kept by said commissioner, with the
name or names of the holders, amount
OF the claim and date of its presenta-
tion.
Section 4th: At the expiration of
the thirty days notice required by the
Sd section of this act, said commission
er shall make and file with the clerk
of the court of sessions of said county,
full report Of the amount of indebt-
edness of said city, and also a sched-
ule of the property remaining unsold
at the time of the filing of said report.
Section 9th: The court of sessions
shall, at its first session after the filing
Of the commissioners report, or as soon
thereafter as the city property is dis
posed of, proceed to assess and levy a
special tax upon the property holders
of sad city, in accordance with the
provisions of the general law for the
assessment of taxes, sufficient with the
proceeds of the sale of city property,
to pay the debts of said city, and such
necessary expenses accruing, under
the provisions of this act as may be
allowed by the court of sessions.
Sec. 6: The commissioner shall
assess and collect the taxes provided
for in the lst section of this act, and
appropriate the same, with all monies
that may come into his hands by the
sale OF the city property, to the pay
ment of the debt of said city, in such
manner as may be directed by the
court of sessions.
Sec. Z: The court of sessions shall
fix the compensation to be allowed the
commissioner for his services, ane
make such allowance to the clerk O
the court, as may be just, not exceed.
ing the amount allowed by the gener.
al law for similar services
Sec. s: This act shall take effec
ard be in force from, and after its pas
sage.
Signed Feb. II. 1852.
RICHARD p. HAMMOND.
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EXPRESS NOTICES.


Bills of Exchange on
New York
Philadelphia.
New Orleans,
Louisville.
Cincinnati,
Pittsburg,
Boston,
st Louis.
The undersigned having made ar
rangements for transaeting n general
exchange business are now prepared to
make remittances to any part of the
United states or London, with PERFECT
SAFETY. Bills Of Exchange. sold on as
favorable terms rs any oher responsible
house.
Packages and Letters forwarded tc
the L States by the most speedy and
safe conveyance.
Having little reom left in our large
Salamander safe, we will continue tc
receive treasure on deposit.
We draw on
Page Il Bacon, st Louis
Atlantic Bank, Boston,
Louisiana State Bank n Orleans.
American Excha nge Bank, New York
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia
r S Goodman 4 CO. Cincinnati,
Hutchings & Co, Louisville,
S Jones & Co, Pittsburg
DAVIS & HIRST.
Nevada City, Oct. 2Sth 1851.
n. B. Our drafts are HONORED an(
! CASHED by Messrs Page & Bacon o
st. Louis, OF any of their houses in th'
/ t. States. We draw in connection will
Messrs Page Bacon & Co. of San Fran
/ cisco who are known to do the larges
exchange business of any house in Cali
/ fornia. d. g. H.
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NE EAT q VEGETABLE MARKET
1VA The undersie ned has just opened mar
ket AT the old stand of Crawford g. Dunn, main
street, where he will keep constantly on hand
all kinds of fresh meats, sausages, fresh eggs.
fresh and salt fish, fresh butter, and everv va
riety of vegetables that can be procured in this
country. GAME in abundance as soon a. the
season will permit.
Oct. g. 4S-tf Z. HOLMES
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The best Watch the Cheapest.

- 49, w "eoii WIZ viz" 'CoC'
ANIL E inferior Watches sold hitherto in San
"a Francisco, have discovered to purchasers
the fact that bad watch is ever a source of
annoyance and expense to the wearer We
are determined to remedy this by selling the
hnest quality OF watches only, and at no high
prices than are generally charged for those of
inferior quality.
One of the firm is at present in London for
warding goods, and has made arrangements to
have manufactured and transmitted, a regular
monthly supply.
BARRETT 8. SHERWOOD.
t3-lm CITY Observatory. CLAW st
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GEORGE BORRADATLE

South side of Broad st. next door to the
Gregory House, Wholesale & Retail Dealer
Groceries and Provisions sc. Has con-
stantly on hand, and is receiving daily all
kinds of desirable goods. Consisting of
Flour, Pork, Barley, Hams, Butter, Cheese.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Beans, Apples, Peaches.
Lard, Syrup, Tobacco, Liquors, Spices, mi.
ming Tools &c.
He invites the attention of Miners and
Packers to his well assorted stores and he
will give satisfaction as to the quality of his
goods. lmIem
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IA. ID. BOYCE--North east corn.
I4g er J and Sd SITS. Sacramento, whole
(4A sale and retail dealer in drugs. med
icines, paints oils, perfumery. etc, constant
ly on hand large stock of lamp oil and al
cohol; also, general assortment of patent
medicines. Physicians prescriptions care
fully prepared by day or night. Orders from
the country will meet with prompt attention
and great care observed in packing. Pure
wines and liquors for medical purposes al
WAYS on hand 4q.fn
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
n The National Hotel,

Lid AT AUBURN.
The subscriber most respectfully Informs
those visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public in general that he has Just completed
that large building, expressly erected as Ho-
tel, in Auburn. Care will be taken b. the La
dies OF the House. that the Table will be kept
neatly and well supplied. ! return my thanks
to my friends for tn IT past patronage at the
old stand-of which | have converted the en-
tire building into store, where Miners and
Ira derS will find constant and general as
s0rtment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust.
Auburn June l2 6m VIM GWYNN.
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BURGESS, GILBERT & STILL
ID Booksellers and Stationcrs, and whole.
sale and retail agents for Foreign and Ame-
rican newspapers, magazines, etc, Ports.
mouth square, San Francisco. 56-lm
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EH ECFlVED ex ship Walter r. Jones
Ma 30 9Th casks supr grape juice port wine !;
$50 do do do do do do;
100 do do Otard, Dupuy q eos brandy
do do do Siegnerte do;
80 do do llennesscy do
% do do J nupuy do
80 do do sweet port wine;
~ hbs Holland gin;
30 do New Nork brandy;
20 do pure spirits, (high ptooD;
30 do n + ruln
10 do peppermint c0rdiale;
70 do cherry brandy;
30 10 superior Carolina rice;
800 small boxes tobacco, II to ! ; lbs each;
so ~ reoalia cigars, Snltana brand,
81 N do do La Seviuna brand;
80 VI cigars La Polka brand;
~ half chests extra fine II tea;
100 6 10 boxes do do do;
700 l3 ID do dn do do;
900 boxessuperior sperm candles, is and Is
so bbls old Monpngohea whiskey,
Now landing and for sale low. by
BLOSSOM K OGDON.
cor Front aud Washington sls.,
55-lm San Francisco
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J. b. Clements,

HNGERY & HINCKLEY, manufacturers
II OF Mill Steam Engine and Quartz Pulv-
eriziAg Machinery, and Iron castings Of every
description, First St, between Mission and
Howardl San Francisco. SIN of thc Pacific
iron Foundry uo7b I'm
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MEYERS UNIVERSUM.
Edited BY Charles A. Dana

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CHAPTER III.

For fear of being considered too prolix.
We will not enter the parlor when their
friends called suffice it to say, that many n
day subsequent, their faces wore smiles that
might have won an echo from despair. II
Mamie was weary of nearing the merits Of
her state expiated IN, she certainly was of
hearing that Of her officers.
The three were somewhat impatient and
solicitous to see his Excellency and remain
ing officers. Nan had obtained short res
pite from study-they..had concocted plan
of espionage, during the hours the banque
would be served by their good host, and all
seemed determined to hear the various toasts.
They secreted themselves in room ad-
joining the spacious dining hall, suitable
retreat to drink in sweet melody of music,
combined with eloquence that was sweeter
tar than that which proceeded from the in
struments in the passage.
The hour finally arrived when the sense
of seeing aud hearing would be exercised.
The guests were ushered in and seated at
Wv 'PsuouS ihOt "hCu vuiEEhR Wuo Com-
menced by Lizzie getting a glimpse of his
excellency, and exclaiming: "all nature
might stand up and cry, this is man."
Yes, methnks," replied Janez, " if were
entering the portals of Heaven, that voice
would lure me back to earth again."
"Nonsense, nonsense, girls, who ever
heard such extravaganza curb your enthu-
siastic spirits,."
Music drowned all further coloquy for
the moment, AMI each were feasting their
eyes on what it would not be difficult to
conjecture. After while-a long, long
while, the time approached, when the ears
would be RECALLED with that vocal music
which Janez contended with Mamie, that
surpassed all jens, pipes or stringed instru-
ments that had been made from the time of
Father Noah.
(COnciuded nert iceek.)
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Mechanics, Manufao.
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aaritnltn1al.
Garden Manure applied in Fall and
Winter.

Frequent complaints are made by those
who are limited in their gardening opera
tions, that whatever manures they do ap-
ply to the gardens, burn up their crops
when the heat cf summer comes on. We
have felt this Inconvenience too, and in
looking around to find remedy, have
come to the conclusion that whenever q
garden requires active stimulating man.
ures, they should be applied in the fall or
winter, and in this way rank stable man.
ures may be applied, and spaded or plow-
ed under Immediately. 1t will have be-
come by spring the proper food for plants,
and as all manures leeched upwards, the
surface soil will lie in fine condition for
the growth Of vegetables; il the manure
is applied at planting time, especially the
crude manures generally applied here,
just as vegetables are most required, they
are fired by action of the sun on the man.
ure, and the gardner has the modification
to find his labor and money thrown away.
Whatever manures are applied in the
spring should be well rctted, or of a cool
ing nature. There are many families that
annually waste barrel or two Of leech-
ed ashes, when had it been applied to the
garden patch, they would have had "early
Yorks" as we'll as their neighbors.
The soap suds from the wash is man.
ure that may be applied with safety and
with profit in the spring, and yet how
few ever use them except to enrich the
earth aronnd their kitchens, and make
loathsome mud holes, when flowers, lus-
cious fruits and mammoth vegetables,
might have been made by them. We do
not yet properly appreciate the importance
of garden. The bearing it has upon
the happiness and health of family is
plainly perceptible whenever we find well
conducted garden; how highly important,
then, we should understand the proper
food of plants. He would certainly be q
mad physician who would give his fever
ed patients stimulants to raise the fever
higher and higher, until vitality was con-
sumed. Our garden soil esa scarcely bs
too rich, but It must be richness retentive
Of moisture, and not as would be tho case
If stable manure was applied in the
spring, be richness which burned every
thing in contact with it. Ho, then for
your wagons and wheelbarows; load them
up. and cover your gardens quickly; plow
them up, turn the manure under, and
when the early seed time comes you need
not fear but harvest will follow.
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LIFE OF ROBERT gMMRrr.

The Celebrated Irish Pafria and Msrtu.
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