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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03


Wabash Railroed. In Ksokuk. on Saturday.
80,
zosh, resulted nearly UNANIMOUSLY IN FAVOR
Of Il.
/Ar,o,. no...rm-Tha MANAGE vs,v Dan.
n
orally speak o3 the appearance in the eky
vh;ah "a notiaed lset vesk. and soms ara
- much ct loss 70 account for Il - We
vers. IA 4. oonseded. hovever. thai the
phenomenon was in some way eos,sstsd
With the Avvo,s Beveah,. II not that well
known l.mer berealx or northern lishs itself .
p.;n~ ,aarar Tia xsn;th than "a reeolleot
v.-'h.,;n. ..sn n. pu..led M. TIA Bur.
l;,.so. C...A,. AVA:
a A. d,u,.v q n. A..ou. por,a,,, NJ v,s,a<.
= Z. :. - n..i.ssias - a.sAsm q w e
Ing upwasds Ths Haseetine Journal speaks q Il =
2 .snnge gAseoasooa." 20 ~. taat .asesyoad
sos!4 ~ ~ q go - 80 " -
1.-THE Dubsqss H.rsn speaks TINS On the
ssnS subject.
.ss 3 70 oeIocs mo- sass.s pssssssooa 4 s Is
csy nom point : he horizon ss sossS q est
point opposite. IN TIE ho.a.o1. was Sen oy our
IL apparent" Width Va about 50 ises. and when
~. s -. ss.s .ssss 1870 Tox ~ Ia
s ~. = -, sssesos - sisossd . n IL. =
miautss s..p.sd whsa change took plscs-it began
eu i Saaoa PSS $780, seU 1be WE" =. - Nv
=. |. had become vssy thin y ths centre. ed VIZ
t go , :. ,1s ss ~rs '' ~ " "
- ~ -.
n. 3. r. contractor viii bs here in fsw
days, when the question whether The road
shall run through Aaseasins OF not wiz 81
definitely settled. No assurances either pro
o. esa have osse given 70 aay one - JET
We THINK ear sAa.sss ass = COED e not 9
A"k osssss taan ny o.nef eompssases.
c. n. II. Padendick has been recognized - Coss.l
isan. end Indiana. and TIE Territory Of MhssaaAa.
.The ES;rNeN L.edve, ,;yes An ae.
eosas o. sns dsowssns OF snree psssooa
10 Skuuk river. near that place.
!.
Fifty divorce eases have been decided IN
the Circuit Court Of s.. Louis county, sine>
-. t.,,. he..n. vhi.h "a. ~. Art no.Aav
- ~. $3.50 - "-'
u APs's q .veI.Se 2. oae peg esy'
n. Nations, D;v;.;o, 40 ~. ODD, Al
Sons Of Tsnperanes 10 to nsst q Chicago
on Wednesday, the 8tA day Of June. A
special meeting Of ~ Grad Division Of
Illinois, viii b. seaysaed as The sans tin1
and plsoe.
-
The Goyssnef q Missouri has issssd hid
proelanation oGssine . reward Of 600 sssh,
Tor tho delivery q waite. webb end
WilIian webb. IA A. sAa,seA Vim IL
..rder AZ M. ham,. !. ssott sou,sy.
!, !, sano -, -. a.l,,.,v - - e M.
). ~. c.s.:~ - -. 100. ~. 1870.
. :. 80 @ AI .e..
'''se os - go 1SoveDss' a001'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$500 s ~ -. c~ss..sS S. 49, hs ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

ON PArsa.--with no littls Pride. -
present the JoUsxAL 70 our .rsadsS this
week materially Improved y, I'll Min per.
ceive. Oar arrangements are not - con-
plete As ve could desire, bat " shaa con.
tinue to make improvensnts.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

....Thsse ass 1000 men employed
making ciGass II New York.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

The Governor q Missouri has issssd his
proeaanation Offering inward Of 600 sssh,
Tor the delivery q Waltea Webb and
Willisn Webb, vAe ass sAasssd With The
murder Of Allen 6tillnan, ID Scott seunty,
Or Of $500 for the delivery Of both Of them
to ~ Sheriff Of that county. The oardsr
va committed on the Sth November, 1851.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

tsssOobU b9vtvot MS t1ke0 NoCe
AtAs Chjsssin Church at Bu.lioiton.
1hce the Ssanisasion Of the church but
a(sw wedks since, they have had bout
sSsnty.tse occasions to their 70 num.
~. nSy are now making IN Snort
ID build 4 new church ediiice an. Ibsvs
a3sadylsSt some three shousans dol
u ssSs(ribed.
l....s4ne Large bones. suppos by
5riouS fsssons 70 have belongS to .
sssr}nt to msssodon. or to : pam.
18th. fsss brought TO Sc. Los1 re-
batlyf These relics were rscesoy on
Ehibitoa al nussum in New Cs(saas.
10y tsiOh oil together about 81 hsesn
y. Henry B. Schoolcrai,, Ea~ wri.
ing 70 the Washington Union. d. fribss
sst ion Of country now emba(pd 10
WsAinston Territory. which ms1 prob
kblyt deaand. 1t some not iss distant
lay . separate government. lies
Ilopt tho west base Of the Rocky Noun
tain. opposite the mouth Of ths Yellow
Stofs. Il 10 fertile and we'll silb bsrsd.
IS 900 square miles.
.}..it 10 now said that Gov. Lanes
ssi1aEs Of The Assilla VALLEY wss con-
ssqhens spoa certain outraeposs pro-
eefdines % The part Of Tho svttosi ties
Of Chihuahus. IN ssssing upos Ind la
pressing American citissns un4s peca'
Iieay oppssssivs eiseunstanejss IL =
thought shat The Adminisssstie vii!
spseain Shs act and shat On sAtonal
Hilits'y force win b put In selsisitioa
% nsiassin hesllessd claim ofAe Uai'
ssd Sss,ss.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

The National Division Of the Order Of
Sons Of Tsnperanes 10 to nsst q Chicago
On Wednesday, The Sth day Of june. A
special meeting Of ~ Grand Division Of
Illinois, viii b. seavsnsd at The sans tinl
and place.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

c. h. II. Padendick has bean recognized - Coasu
from Ascksnburg Sorths ssaaa Il Illinois. Iowa, ch
isan. end indiana. ard ths Territory II MihnssslA.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Notice to Contractors.

THE SUBSCRIBER, sole contractor for the
L construction of the South Yuba Mining and
Sacramento Canal Company's" works, hereby IN
yites proposals for building dam across the Yu
ba River. at the foot Of the canon on said river,
at the point where the survey commences.
The dam must be constructed of stone and of
sufficient strength to resist the pressure of the
tire volume of waters of that river when swollen
to the highest mark, and agreeably to the design
of the compaEy's Engner, Capt. John Day of
Grass Valley.
The work will be commenced on this section of
the canal, on the lst of October next, when the
river is presumed to be at its lowest stage.
Sealed proposals for this work will be received
until that day, and must be endorsed proposals
fof DAM" and addressed to :he subscriber, care
of T. W. Colburn, Esq, Nevada city.
The work must be of the most substantial char
acter and such as to pass inspection and approval
of the Engineer
n. PEABODY POOR, Contractor.
Nevada city, May Is, 1858 my20-4m
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Constable's Sale.

CTATE of California, county of Nevada, township
- Of Little York, By virtue of an execution
attachment levied on the 2lst of Sept 1853,
to directed aud delivered issued from the court
OF T. j. Burgess, Esq Justice of the Peace in and for
the county aforesaid, to satisfy judgment rendered
by said court the 23d day of Sept. 1853 in favor
OF H. c. Hancock and against Harvey Robb, for the
sum of S56l 30, debt. damages and costs, which re
mains due and unpaid. have taken on execution
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the
premises near Little York in the township Of Little
York between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and five
O'Clock ?. NJ, of w ednesday, Oct 5th. 1853 all the
right, title and interest Of Harvey Robb IN and to
the ranch situated near Little York formerly known
Hancock Ranch, now known as Rcbbs ranch, con-
tanning one hundred acres of land, one dwelling
house and out-buildngs also the following property:
- pairs blankets, l whip saw, one spokeshave, one
cut glass decanter also the undivided half of seven
gallons Of liquor, cut glass decanters. kegs, eight
tumblers one pair of county scales 1C0 pounds OF
-four 30 lbs of rice 20 lbs of sugar. 40 lbs of BEANS
IS lbs of pork, II plates, 70 tea cups and saucers,
four cruet castor large dishes, butter dish. and
cooking stove, stove pipe and fixtures, all OF
which taken the property OF defendant to
satisfy the above demlnd and accrung costs.
WIN. c. FURGERSON, Const.
.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Constable's S Sale.
TATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Comfy of NeYada.


DY virtue Of an execution on an attachment,
ID to me directed and delivered, issued from the
Court of T. W. Colburn, Esq acting justice
Of the peace for the county aforesaid, bearing
date September 10, 1858, to satisfy a judgment
rendered by said Court on the 9th day of August,
1858 in favor of William Davis, et al, and against
John Mcdonald, ct. al, for the sum OF ~ 40-lo0
dollars costs OF suit.
l have taken in execution and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the premises, ct LOVES
Quartz Mill on Deer Creek, about IA Of mile
below Nevada city on Thursday, the 9th day of
October, at o'clock, p. NJ, certain lot of min
ing claims situated in the bed Of Deer cresk
commencing at g certain stump below 1-ovies
Quartz mill and extending up the creek to the
first dam above said mill and known as the prop
ertv Of john Mcdonald, GuStavus Nelson, John
Innes Christian Johnson. deffts. in the above
named suit +. ESTEES HILL,
23-lw Special Court, Nevada Township,
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Winn's Branch Confectionery.
KCE EEARI
And Indies Refreshments Saloons

Corner of Washington and Montgomery SITS,
rs The ONLY FASHIONABLE RESORT
Il for Ladies andTGentlemen in the State. 1t
may not be necessary to repeat at this time that no
Liquors Of any description sold at either Of
WINN'S establishments as all must have learned
the fact from FORMER ADVERTISEMENTS
or PERSONAL OBSERVATION. We arc proud
to add and to the great credit Of onr citizens be it
said, that over FIVE THOUSAND Of the most intel
igent high minded, elterprsing people in the State
of California take their Meals daily these pisces
without Brandy, Wine, Beer or Cider Hundreds
Of Ladies. are happy to say, are among the num-
ber and il they-"the Ladies" s"Wi!l hereafter pat
rOnise no house where intoxicating drinks are sold
social reform will be brought aboUtin this State,
in five years. that will be felt throughout the heath
err ~ well as the civilized world. But we must
leave The subject ter want Of time 10 say no more at
present. We will, in future advertisements,
have word to say in defence Of tha principles we
advocate, having raised the Flag of Temperance on
board the noble ship Fountain Head aud her youn-
ger sister Branch, bound TO stand by il and
as we sail through the gulf OF dissipation misery
and death, we'll stretch forth our hands and rescue
all that have fallen from the platform of recttude
ard are wallowing in the destroying depths beneath
while the loving Wife, the Mother Darling little
ones, standing half frantic with anguish, they
behold from day to day, the object Of their Fondest
Love sinking deeper and deeper in the ahvSs ofrun
NJ. L. WINN,
Sept 30-3n Propri eter of Fountain Head Il Branch
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Better Days are DaWning.

The Queen City Of the Pacific once more IN
Her G}orH
NEER CITIZE EMS AGAIN ANIMATED WITH
Il z the good old spirit of'49-the Merchant filled
with hopes of more cheering prospects--the dry
and dull season is fast passing away-thc rain !
is approaching. and may il bring showers of
the Shining Dust that will make glad the hearts of
our enterprising and industrious townsmen, whose
faces have been SO long yelled in sackcoth and
ashes. Certainly era is Mt hand for behold
the merchant can nov take his up-river customer by
the hand and lead him away to one the other
of WlNN'S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISH
MENTS, and there deposit for wholesome luxurios,
from five TO ten dollars. when but few weeks ago
hnt few shillings could Ebe sparrd to procure the
mere necessaTies of life. We don wish TO be Un-
derstood that our merchants had not the herewith
to crafty their wishes, but the business being dull,
the appetite was Of course the same. Make room, =,
boys the crowd is increasing our friends from the
river towns, ana from among the mountains, are
rushing in upon us see that they are all properly
cared tor-and that every dish is just to the taste Of
the customer. Tell the cooks il they are tatigued,
little out Of patience with some tastldous gen.
tleman, that the Old Mans friends are in, and must
have the best and everything done la the best pos
when pay day comes. Have la those extra tables
and ehoirs, k stand waiting. Come. friends
from every quarter Our Saloons at the Fountain
Head will seat at present comfortably three hundred
persons at one time and can be enlarged in our
new brick building on Clay street, so as to accom-
motate twelve hundred. Consequently there shall
be no lack of room, as there last winter, when
the people were compelled to go away by hundreds
for want Of accommodations at the glorious old
Fountain Head. Don't be deceived by limitations
of windows, chairs &C., but mark the numbers, 79
and so Long Wharf, and - Clay street, extending
from street TO street.
LET EVERY TUB STAND UloY ITS OWN BORON.
eDt30-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
ConstabIe's Sale.

HpY virtue of an execution issued by J. Nj. Fouse
a j p, in and for Nevada county, Grass Valley
Township, ana to ne directed TO satisfy Judc-
ment in favor of the Nevada county Gold Mining
Company, and against the Grass Valley Gold Min
ing company, for the sum of S203 IS 100 debt, and
So8 92-l00 costs have seized aud taken on exc.
c9non, the Quartz and Saw mill of said company,
tdenendants) located on ollie creek in Grass al
ley Township, and will offer the same for sale at
public vendue to the highest bidder for Cash. on
FRIDAY, l4th of October. A D. 1858, q. II O'CLOCK
on the forenoon. to satisfy said execution and ac-
lcruing costs.
Sept IDS ". z. BANKS. Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Notice

j TO the Court of Sessions of Nevada County at a
regular term of said court to be holden Oct. l5th
1858, petition signed by large number Of the
citizens of the township Of Neysda, for the open
ing Of highway commencing at a point Broad
street, between the office now occupied by t. ".
Celburn and the office of Mcconnell e. Stuart, in
cludins portion of the former, and running thence
across the rayine and intersectng with Commercial al
and ain streets. at point 10 be designated by said
Court of Sessions. L. W. SMITH.
Supervisor Of Roads.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Constable's Sale.

GTATE Of California County of Nevada. IS. BY
- virtue OF an order issued from the court OF T. W.
Colburn, ESQ., acting justice of the peace IN and
tor the county aforesaid bearing date September %
ls53 in certain suit before said court, commenced
Aug 9th, 1883 wherein Stephen s. Fem is plaintiff
and Merlin Cocq defendants, for the recovery
of the sum Of S2s5 17l0o together with the sum Of
2s 50-l00 costs expended i'll the same
will sell to to the highest bidder for cash on the
premises on Ohio Flat, between the towns of w ash
ington md eierson,i Nevada township, On w Wednes
day, the 5th day of October, d 1853, between the
hours of o'clock AM and o'clock PM of said day,
all the right title and interest of said Merlin q.
Cocq in and to two-fifths Of five mining claims taken
by attachment in the aforesaid suit
L. ESTEYS HILL, Special ccnst, New. t.
Nevada, Jept. 29th, 1853
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
q K A s S VALLEY
DAGUERR.EOTYPE GALLERY,

Ham Street, nearly opposite MiH Street,
Enl led with all the modern improv ements, by
= which am enabled to take superior pictures in
tair or cloudy sunshine or stormy weather.
Citizens Of Grass Valley and my "ousider''
friends generally, are inuited to call.
Sept. l, 1853. 20-tf GEORGE D. DORNIN
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Mlnn'S fountain Head.

sTEEN CANDY MANUFACTORY AND
CONFECTIONERY
EyANCY CAKE, Pie, Bread and Cracker Bakery
n and Rofreshment Saloons, open from six
O'Clock in the morning until twelve o'clock at
night for the sale of goods at Wholesale Rstail,
and for the feeding of the thousands ofhungry NOR
tails who are continuity thronging our Streets
Manufactured goods in our line all of superior
quality, and are packed tor shipping to any part of
:he world. Sept.30 3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Dentistry.

/HVHE compliments of Drs. KENT s. McINTYRE to
-k- The citizens of Nevada and vicinity. They
would most respectfully inform their friends and
patrons, that they have associated themselves for
ths purpose of practising their profession, and prom
ise that all operations pertaining to
Surgical and Dfechanicai Dentistry,
will be performed in skillful, careful and durable
manner.
OGlce.--U. s. Hotel, Broad street.
P. s. An excellent article of Dentrifce always
on hand 2l-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
IItGFT THROW
ST Grand Prize: The Toll Bridge known
...--.-.-:-..- L..


This is one Of the best Raffes OF the kind Of
fered in the State. The property put up is valuable,
and put up at its real cash value The first prize is the
well known Tobril ge on Is BearRiver, known as Por-
tcrs Crossing, located onthe main travelled road from
Sacramento to Nevada, via Ophir, Auburn and Grass
Valley, being miles from Auburn, Is from Grass
Naley,aud 20 from Nevada. 1t has just been newly
planked and repaired throughout, at cost of $500,
and is now in excellent order 1t has stood the
floods of two winters. The toll averages from So to
500 per day; the rates of toll granted by the
Court Of Sessions. The Pablo House. Barn and other
Buildings with Ranch of leo acres attached, situated
at the Bridge are well adapted for Tavern stand
and in q good business location the house and bar
are well furnished throughout, the barn is large
frame and well finished, with shed attached The
Ranch is well watered and well adapted to stock
raising and agricultural purposes. The St Louis
Rsnch containing 500 acres, is located on the oppo
site side of the river from the other; the main pub
Tic road runs through it it has abundance Of wa
ter on it, and is well adapted to farming and grazing
The stock is in fine order and will be delivered in
good condition. The other articles nearly new,
and in good repair No / titles gwen to all the
The above property will be raiied for at Nevada,
on the 10th of November, 1853, commencing at 10 A.
n Three throws dice to decide for prizes. Prizes
awarded to the 10 highest and 10 lowest thrown
numbers.
tzys All cases of ties 10 be decided by throws Of
dice-highest throws tohare precedence. The Raj
fIc will come of under the supervision of commit
tee of fifteen gentlemen, who will be chosen by the
Ticket. Holders present Committee to make throws
Tor absentees and decide in of dispute. Tick
ct holders present may make their own throws.
We. the undersigned, having examined the prop
er.v in r. H Porters Rattle do certify that it is pat
up Mt fair cash value. And, also, being personally
ACQUAINTED with Robert II. Porter, We have no hest
taton in saying that whatever statements or repre-
sentations he NAV make can be implicitly relied
by the public.
Jas. Churchmdn, Esq, w . c'Mct.opoISs'S. aSt'
Wn. Godbe Wm. B Bulngton co. treas
F Fsteys hin const NVm NJ Beard,
'Fbos Narsb VIM Andrews,
James Hoel Sidney Hubbard,
II r WoodruT Il Herrell,
John O'Brian ! Turner,
Geo Snyder e w smith,
7 a Jackman
Judge Buckaer's Statement:
am acquainted with Mr. Porter, and believe his
statements be relied on to the value OF the
above property l have not examined all the prop
er:v, but what have seen is at affair value.
STANTON BUCKSER.
rs Tickets can be had at Nevada of w S Nc
Roberts stage agent Nevada Hotel, and A Il Jen-
kins of Oscar MARITIME, Porter's Crossing; nj c III
McVicar travelling agent, and at Grass Valley,
Rough and Ready. Auburn. Yankey Jims. 0phir,
Washington. DoTnievine. Sacramento. and Marys
rille. ROBERT H Poh ZEN Fr'Pfetor
Nevada August - 1553-l66 6Y
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Provision Store and Shovel Depot.

MRS. M. w. BURNETTE respectfully in
4VE- forms her late husbands customers, and the
public generally that she will continue the business
at the old place, Broad ST., nearly opposite the
court house, where she is receiving Netc and
Superior Supply Of Goods consisting of
Hardware, GOoceries and Provisions,
of all kinds, suitable both for Hotel Keepers and
Miners, which she will sell on the most reasonable
erms, and which in quality are inferior to mona in
Sept. l6.2l-3m MRs, NJ. w. BUR NETTE
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30

400 FIRKINs CHOICE Butter;
IUU 100 bbs Clear Pork $50 doz Brooms;
so half bbls Mess Pork; 100 chts Imperial Tea;
80 half bbls Phil'a Beef; 50 chests G. p Tea;
50 ties Hams, thin covers 100 saks Java Coffee;
200 boxes Candles 6s; 80 cases Tobbcco;
so half bbs s. I. Syrup; 90 kegs Apple Sauce;
100 half bbIs Dried Apples; so kegs Pickles;
so half bbls Maokerel; 100 doz Lemon Syrup;
100 bblS s. half bbis Cr so tins asst'd Candies;
Sugar; 50 doz Fresh Oysters
800 boxes Clarified Sugar; 70 doz Fresh Peaches;
400 1boxes Brow Soap; 100 reams paper
$50 bags Chile Beans 800 mats China Rice;
10 coo los Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases assorted 2 re-
80 bbls Cider Vinegar: serves;
% casks Harvey's Ale; so eighth casks Fort
25 bbls Whiskey; Wine;
50 eighth casks French % baskets Champa gne;
Brandy: 81 cases Sauterne w inc;
For by VERPLANCK s. McMULLIN,
lm-22 SO Front street.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Tobacco! Tobacco!

r THOMAS Grape J. Thomas, Jr's Nectar
y. c. Worthan's Square and Compass
J. Thomas, Jr's Diadem, pounds;
J. Thomas, Jr's 81 Dorado, do;
g. Jamison s. Sons
Twin Sisters, in fancy boxes;
Chess Players, do do;
p in a Diamond Saunders Indian Queen
Greaner's Sun; J VI Jacksons;
VIM Myers;
Shepard's Twist, pressed and impressed
Thomas, jr's Diadem Twist:
J Thomas jr's Virgin;
Watson's Grape, fine cut, in foil, cans and paper
Watsons Virgin do do;
Watson's Grape do in lb cans, smoking;
Matches, in wood boxes
Pines clay For sale by
Septl7-lm JAMES PATRICK,
Battery street. third door from Pacific.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30

ii. DAVIS,
Corner Of Broad ard Pine streets.
OFFERS for sale wholesale or retail
~ $4,000 lbs sack ard barrel Flour;
10000 Barley 5000 lbs Potatoes
$4,000 Rice; 5000 lbs Bacon sides and Hams:
5000 white and brown Sugar;
1900 Butter; 1000 lbs Lard E; 40 kegs Nails
5000 " iron and steel assol ted
2000 yds brown Sheetings and Drills;
Is bolts Canvas 300 packages assorted case
goods, Hardware, Queensware, etc, etc.
Nevada, Sept. 10Th.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Notice..

4 LII justices o. the Peace elect, Of Ney ala coru
I I W are hereby notified to assemble in convenl
.lon at the Court House, in Nevada citv on the Isl
Monday In October next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. fo
the purpose of electng of their nurll e.
clate Justices in the court Of sessions iof Nersd.
c2untT lof tie ensuing wear
22-I T ii C1SNELL. Corn.v J.jss
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
CIGARS! ClGARS!!

CIGARS! CIGARS
ID EGALIA DE PARIS, Montoro Regalia De
n Paris, La Mora;
Regalia, Montoro; Regaia, La Mora;
Imperials Montoro; lmperals. La Mora !;
Londres, Montoro; Londres, La Mora
Regalia, Las Indias Regalia, Pruebese
Reoalia, Ysabeita Regalia, Media, Pruebese
Regalia, Puntualidad; Regalia, Firmeza;
Re9alia. La Florinda Regaia, Empress Russia !;
Regalia, Perla.Cabana ;Regalia, Antiguidad;
Conchas, Antiguidad Conchas, Empeno;
conchas Eulaa; Conchas Firmeza
Regalia, Santiaguera Londres, Santiaguera
Regalias "a Vos; Londres, Martinez \ Dor !;
Operas, Antiruidad Operas. Firmeza.
Constantly resolving by clipper ships Stocks
worthy the attention of BUYERS For sale by
Sent .I7.Im. JAMES PATRICK
Battery street, third door from Pacific st.
EX INVINCIBLE-l7 cases Havana Cigars,
T. Regalia de Londres Montoro;
Regalia de Paris, Montoro
Media Regalia, Flor de Rio Hondo
Media Regalia Montoro;
Media Regaa Guadalupe
Concha Flor de Rio Hondo
Regalia de Paris, La Mora;
Regalia Firmeza;
Regalia, Soy Fiel
Regalia Pruebesa
Regalia, Carmencita;
Regalia, Santiaguera Now landing and
tor sale by Sep.l7Im. JAS. PATRICK,
Battery street, third door from,,Pacide
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-30
Andersen & Smith.

ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW
viii attend punctually to all egal Business ertrut-
ted 10 their care
COLLECTIONS OF CLAIMS promptly attended to.
Office on the of Broad and Pine streets over
22-6m DIR. Clark s store