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EXTRA PAY.


LaxTRA PAY.-ALL u. g. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served In u vessel u The Pacific ~ tme from
sse TO 1888 promptly cbtAin their double Of
EDWARD BIsSELL, Agont
0hAAS Psesc y. n, . South William ST. below Wsu
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0vO PLAYING CARD BUYERS.-sOUTuERN AMI
Wcstsr~ serebants Will ard piets q
we'll eeeorted csrds FROM tkc philadelphia card hstory fs
sale ct Wek dcpst In New York.
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street.-The steamboat JOHN HART leaves daily, (5un-
days excepted at O'Clock, M and the Steamboat KEY
PORT at So'cock, M. The usual stages In
tiop with the above boats.
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CHANGE OF PIER or THE MORNING LINE FOR
Albany landing only At Cozzen,s dock. West Pciat3
Fare 81 to Albany Meals served board. On after
Thursday, September - 1853 the steamer ARMENIA, Capt
l. POlhamus will euvs the steamboat the
street Tuesday Thursday and Saturday At O'clock
aud arrive At Albany in time for tue trains going Bas
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AIRS; ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HEY
M skill In foretelling the future has arrived IN
Urnsh ineligen about all circumstances Of life She
ntrprcs dreams Law matters and love- BY ssroogy books
md SCIENCE and tolls to tados and gentemeD the
he pcrssns they will marry, also the ef Dor vscrs
ars Alvin epesks the English, Froneh and German Ian
suages Residence " Rivngtop street. stairs. the
Charae 81
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CTkEnr sFARIMRNT, NO. s. HALL OF REcORDs.-
~ sealed STossls VIII be resolved ~ this once
kls.aSy. 0sts. tsP V regulate sey.asy sinsh str,
Wom Ienth avon " Broadway Specifics tiens to
APPLICATION v Co attract sferk Il this B.partssaa
!. $1,000. ..S>hAS EuREY, Street Comnissasaer.
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ryoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE

CORPORATION EOTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
o o. or
ecssd thereby that the following have
by the Asessors and lodged in the
Bureau Of for by all
4sresed viz -For building in Leroy street. from
near Hudson street to the Hudson rivsr. The limits cm
Sracsd ~ such assessment include all the several h,uses
and lot OF ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
situated both sdss Of Leroy street from Hudson
she Hudson river the west side Of Hudson street,
1ect south and 100 feet inches north from
both sides Of washingson street. oc feet south B feet
10y feet north aad south Of Leroy street All persons whose
4ntsrests affected by the above nasd
who opposed to the either Of them
present their objections writing to the At
Sneir onoc No Hall Of Records within thirty
the date Of this netios.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
1HyA - 49, -f-' 49, =
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November The numbers must 10 newly painted o. each
% sss.nfs aS s sEsyii
where they WIN be Inspected and I'D cssss AFTER being
First Marshal renewal Csrsmsn are particularly re-
to sP das g .s:' for s' ss re-
the last day Of October The attention OF all
p . osss v as
the city, directed to the following extracts from the ord
Sec Every cars truck wagon drsy or other vehicle,
drawn by horses other animals which shall
."s from place e. Sa.
within the city q New York for hire wsge. or pay for
che meaning Of this ordinance and who shall
set up or 90 keep drive or employ any suck public cart
violation Of this srdlnanos subject
ng ton dollars or imprisonment not exceeding ten days. for
SEQ. q - II shall not be lawful for any per.
Son to receive 70 hold license keep public
States and has family, and his sany said
during IL. i. months prsseas and Is the actual
swnss 81 The cart or e.rss with good hoIe. thors Ii
.ndsr oath a. all person: .rpins holding II
aforesaid and sl Licenses than to persons so suasd
BY order Of his h sFSR sss sM e
Mayors Once, September 10, 1868.
CROToN AQUEDUCT DErARTMENT-To CoNTRAc
sors1seaisd pr:Ycss endorsed Proposal for
queuot department. until Monday the 10th day of oesoSs
1853 At " o'clock, Tor tho buding sewer with tn
so% the sewer in roy street pss sb.u. " feet
Of Jane street. being length about co feet The plan
and All other inf.rnas. relating thereto can DO sbains
en- application Z Eh Il; T.' 81 r so.Ss : this '
EGsSES: ''' S. "si''''
New York soUssmSsr - iSs
CyTnERr xpx R1HrNT No , u.II or pFoorns
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EN0R LIvERrOOI-UErTED STATES MAIL srRAn-
il ship BALTIC Joseph J. Constosk, os0nasAsr.-TSip
Zip Vim depart VIA the Unlssd States nals Ter Ia
rope dvoly ON Saturday Oetobsr Is 1t Il o'clock n
having unequslsd Tor Asl
Passengers requested to be q l A.
The steamship Atlantic WI succeed the Baltic. and ssA Os
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III !OkP0RATION NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HYRE.
ves 70 sns ewnsr or owners. occupant occupants
~ all houses and iots improved lands
sete9 thereby that the following
~ the Asssssors and lodged In Of the
Of Assessments for examinsfo all in
vm-for building sewer from Seventh
ss " ~ Ieet east OF this said The limits embraced
ssea include all the houses and lots Of
vacant pieces aud parcels Of land situated ON
aess Oh Thirty seventh street. between Broadway and
Avenue ON the south side Of Thirty street. be-
broadway and Seventh the west side OF
from Thirty eighth street 70 point ~ feet south
street; the side OF seventh avenue
thirty eighth street to point feet inches south Of
street and the west c.rner Of seventh avenue
end Thirty street. All whose interests
Affected By the above named assessments and who
posed TO the either Of them requested to
objections writing the undersigned 1t their ocs
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, }
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL.
Once Burssu Of Assessments Street Department. October
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J,OR SAVANNAH FARE REDUCRp-TnE NEW
and splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE
leave Philadelphia for Savsnrah wednesday, October
at O'clock M from NE wharf above Vine street Thts
ship 10 entirely and In speed aud strength, aHd
for the ccfst and Of
Wednoadny. AEents In philadelphia, HERON MAkTIN,
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MATRIEIONY.

AfATRIM0NY.-hM MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN wHc
Nk Fdependent and about retro from De
Of meeting with lady for the purpose forming
ustriT NAL alliance Her age must DO about eis.s.sa
wealth minor consideration References
Address Al. y. b., broadway Post 0Mce.
MATRiMONy MADE EASY, OR HOW To WIN .
n viii send " any address, the receipt of dotf
pot paid plain directions enable ladies gentenen
tie devoted affections OF Of the opposite
their hearts may desire The simple but
tyatng that all he married irrespective " appsNs
position, and last though not least 10 he
I'd With such care and delicscy that dssecticn
Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No lster
from the Post Once unlees the postage rs paid.
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Rsdueton in prices Of passage United States Mai
clip carrying the United States mai, fsr
California and Oregon via Aspinwau and Panama-The u
s. mail steamship company intend to despatch for Asp
wall on "Wednesday Oetsber at o'clock from pies
49,, to connect Il Panama with tbe PaciSs NAH sssa..
ship sompany,s steamer GOLDEN GATE, Captain c. r.
Patterson NJ Through tickets to California by these
avorits steamers bs purchased 81 the following
very low pricesS
First cabin through ticket. 500
Second satn, Through ticket ;;.,.;.....""... Is
Stesrage, through, found bed and beard. ....... %
The transit Of the sthmus 1t the expense Of the passsn
made part BY Railroad and the facilities fsr
crossing the Isthmus such be found any
other road to California For passage apply 70 c. A. WHIT
NEY, at the ohoo III West street, corner Of Warren.
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EDWARD K COLLINS CO., No. Sc WAN ssrost.l
BROWN, SHIPIEY CO., Liverpool
JOHN MONROE CO.. No. 81 Rue Notrs Dame dss
Victories, Paris; or
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of those ships will be geld
silver bullion specie jewe'ry precious stones metals,
unless bills Of lasing signed therefor and the value
thereof therein sxpreesad.
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ENOR MISUNDERSTANDING NDES.-THIS POW
eriul now steamship will sail for the absve port
Saturday October Passage $50 for first class pas
only for whom there 10 excellent
provisions and stewards fee included but Without vine
Ct moderate rates Apply to E. CUNARD, No. 4 BswHAg
GraAu
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a.1is.., c.nnssds.. Wi sail fro- The stream e:
Hvsrp.e With malls aad PasssngsF Wednesday 0ctsbsr
CON- p:.y: dock 5sls:s sss,:s pss.sas:.:
their luss.s. On beard e TO- and . minutes past 10 An
PASSENGERS TO CALIFORNIA ARE RESPECTFUL
~ informed that the Elephant House on the Cruces
sars e BE- usa /. q. MARKET and Offers sss best
nodasas for lodging to passengers efsnE es
U,oR SAVANNAH AND ELoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
Captain Geo r. sehssek leave Wednesday October
s1s STi'n I've ar 4YRIE No. Is Broadway.
ST. S.s., Ts s tickets from New York 70 Jacksonville
+ ship WILLIAM PENN. j. sherman, commander, d
receiving freight at her berth pier y East river and
South ess'.sS stree. s'y :s 'Fs assas Bud ssa
s das s rS ss
Penn w form regular weekly line between this port and
q u, s. Mail Line-The new double engine steamer
eNIoN Adams, Commander, will leave pier No North
s sS
signed asd ospsssas. :. the once sPoFFoEp TILES
foIovs-To JsoTsonvIis, ssi; to Piatks, sSs.
TOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
i United States Mail Lins.-Ths steamship ROANOKE,
GsGs,n S.ssndy leaves every Tus:dsy and the JAMES
river at O'Clock The for gers
s ss s sps sS.S and for
A SMALL. STEAMBOAT. A SCHOONER, AND TWO
ssd an
81 'ls S on Now two s
Jersey City oyster bed fruit trees 10 Price $4,000 emily
'''-'' 'A'' S. p TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau street.
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NIBI0S GARDEN.-WEDNESBAY,O OCTOBER g.
IN Third appearance in America Of
SIGMA CONSTANZA MANZfNL
On which occasion she will appear in Donsetts Eaasus
Opera OF
- ELISIR DAM0RK,
with the following powerful cast
Nalns .Ssg na Mann1e
Nenlorino. Sig Salu1
n; Dig hevsso
Admission, One Dollar Secured Seats day euiy) O.
Dollar and Half
Seats be secured daily at the VIM Han
Son, No 2ss Broadway opposite the Park aud NSlor
On Tuesday-Adllo YRCA MAJ HAS aud the woadsef1l
RAVELS,
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NIDLo,s GARDEN.-TICKETs TO ALL PAR3 O
~ the house 80 cents; Private BE ses. S.
Doors open at Z; to commence at o'clock.
TUESDAY EvErfra,
EXTRAORDINARY ATrH ACTION.
THE WONDERFUL RAvELS. AND
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MILE Y kA "a MA
ST. Petersburg and Moscow, which ossassa win Is -
PAQUITA,
Con posed BY Paul rousher and Nagiers by N.
Ssv., with new scenery and nananosss s0s1s
Lueien -. Paul Brilliant lingo Fra. q. No.
Dor Don Logss Jero~s Ravel vela'auss. A. 4. Rs.s!
2sns =. Hdls Dro.st Bella. willie Du.y 81
To conclude with tho comic pAntsmi ne Of
MEDINA, OR, A DREAM AND. REALITY.
Characters by the wonderful RAvELS:
Wednesday-ITALIAN OPERA NIGHT
WALLAcK's THEATRE, BROADWAY NEA BROOHR
s.reetmboors open a. g commence at 7x O'clock
evening" T TaS low E' es f. performed
Master waller Mr. Dycit widow nrs B Beo%s:ss
Mndraks; Mr.; lester Lydia. .Ar.: CsavaS
Lash: Mr. Vincent Phoebe. Mss osSosss
La Refine Jun jour- t oros.. mss.e
TRYING 1T ON.
Mr.. Potts. Mr. Lester Lucy =. Ms. Jaln oosi1
CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. s7s BROAD
far famed Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe Organised n
1872 the first and oldest established company sxs.nc
tho MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD introducsrs d
lar style u Ethiopian whose c.nosts n
this CITY for continued ef have
been received with favor by highly respectable and assn
able receiving patronage unprecedented In
Doors open At 6; at IN o'clock Sole prspssSos
sAd manager. =. r. CHRISTY.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ via Ncaragua-The Accessory Transit Company, OF
Nicaragua ProprietsrsTbrough in advance Of the msi
Only line giving through tickets including the Ishmus
crossing aJh. new double ssgn. Steamship NORTHERN
river at o'clock precisely for San Juan Dol Norte
Wednesday October sonnsctng vita the and favor
lite steamship PACIFIC ie0 tens burthen the Noa-
rsgaa route having b.. twelve mile, Of land trans
tion and For information passage.
apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling
Green
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Tie Glasgox and Ncw York Steamship CompaSy,s new
Craig, commander, will leave New York for Glasgow
Saturday, November ~ IL o'clock. First cabin,
saloon statcroons, $780, de- DO, mdship do SIS second
cabin. $50 third class $5-stewArds fees included Ap
ply to J. MoSYM0N 33 Broadway.
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Ose Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct
1858.
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~ For hslie ssopgins az lIavass-Th. rev dds Wheel
Emitted States Navy will sail for the above ports Monday
October ~ at O'clock precisely, from pier feet sf nssrisen
Orleans Goods consigned to L. Mead Co.. Mobile VIII be
arded free ~ mission Csmpanye printed rntet Of
freight bills u sdinr be- had ny application at the
Office No freight taken t. havana but specie No freight
sailing Shippers will please send In their
bills 81 adne be signed s evening previous 10 the Day
u sa>g Parcels thu once only Passengers or
Havana procure assports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON CROCIiERON a CO.. 81 Broadway.
NJ B-The steamship the stsoks will take hor
place In the limo for the fall traae.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-11

&SrATE OF CALIFORNIA, CouyrY OF
~ NEVADA, Township OF Grass alley Jus
li'e's Colyt; before N. H. Davis J. p, Jan'y
10th. 1853
The People Of the State of California. to
Lewis i Nolt and VIM. II. Benton, of the
hrm OF Benton s. Co, greeting You a:e here
by summoned to appear before mo tiny Of
flee. in this township, at 10 o'clock A. M, on
thel22d Fob'y, 20 answer the complaint Of oiu
Blackloid, PIN, who demands of you the sum
Of two hundred dollars and interest, on two
pronfissory notes Of one hundred dollars each.
For which sum Of two hundred dollars and
interest. Judgment will be rendered against
you, if YOU fail 10 appear and answer as above.
N. II DAVIS, ]. p.
And now, January 2?nd, 1853, on motion Of
Smith & Jones for pl'f. and on the return of
the constable Of said township, by which it ap-
pears hat Lewis H. Nolt one of the def ta
is absent from this county, it is ordered thai
service Of Ike summons be made by publica-
tion thereof, in the Nevada Journal once
week for three weeks.
4l3w n. II. DAMS. j.. 7.
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Shades of Delmonico.

CIPHE undersigned having fitted up as a
- Restaurant one OF the Stores under the
Mnsonia Hail. on Broad Street, bcgs to inform
all who are fond Of good living, that his lardcr
viii at all times be filled with the choicest and
rarest OF this market as wei as of San Fran
cisco and Sacramento
The liquors and cigars at the la. cannot be
evcei!cl at any establishment on the Pacific
he house VIII be kept open at all hours of the
day and night-the servants arc polite and at
ten'vc, and have n thorough knowledge Of
their business.
The proprietor win giyo his undivided time
and best cxerioas to promote the comfort and
happiness of all who may honor him with their
paironnge-his long experience as head stew
ard OF the llrEesi and most popular establish
ment in he = uion, warrants him in asserting
that his hish reputation in the culinary art
shall DC maintained.
The charges shall be moderate, and share
CT lhe public patronage is respectfully solicited.
JACKSON JORDAN.
Nevada Feb IT, 1858. 42-tf
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SuttCr Iron Works.

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
STEAM ENGINES and boilers, machn-
- 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-
tenSiye assortment of patterns on hand ar,
prepared TO receive and execntc orders witt
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo.
X Gluyas, superintendent, as above,
Feb. II, 1898 l2-3,u
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NOR SALE-One quarter of the Eagle
l. Saw Mill, situated 3-4 of mile above
Nevada, on Big Deer Creek. This mill has
the only valuable water site tha. can be had
about Nevada, where it can get plenty Of
water and timber, and good roads to and
from the mill. To 20 above it on the Creek,
neither good roads nor water could be had
besides it would be great way from the
market. Below the town il is worse.
This mill is built in the most substantial
and workmanlike manner, with 30 feet head
OF water and has Mr.. J NJ Thurston's water
wheel, which Is the best ever invented We
have also new and large fumc just finished,
4 feet wide and 1000 feet long large enough
TO carry water for this wheel and another if
desired built all of sawed lumber through
out and in the most substantial manner.
The mill and bridges and houses, are all
new and fine. The mill is warranted 70 be
abie to cut over 5000 feet of inch boards per
day. There is large dwelling house be-
longing to the mill, with eight rooms in it,
with double floors and porch built substan-
tally, and two fine stoves worth hundred
dollars, with all the furniture necessary for
housekeeping This mill was able to run
through the dry season last summer, and is
doing 4 good business now. We have also
ABOUT l25000 feet Of lumber on hand in logs
at the mill. The public and those interested
are invited to call and see. For further par.
ticulars inquire Of
WILLIAM WOOD, on the premises.
| Nevada, Jan. "a, 1853. 40-lm
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Bread on hand, Ram or Shine

FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS having disposed Of Their
interest in the American Bakery, respect
fully request all these indebted to the firm of
Thomson a. Nhee or. Cor to either of ;he sub
scribers individually to call and settle 70 tn
with. And those who have demands on u.s.
are requested 10 walk up TO the captains Office
and get Their dust.
We take this method ofrctuming our thanks
to the citizens of N, vada and vicinity, for the
liberal patronage bestowed on us during our
sojourn lie the mountain City; and cordially
solicit for our successors (Nlessrs WentwJ Jtih
e. Sandborn) a continuance of public favor
JAMES g. THOMPSON,
4I3t FERDINAND NHEELER.
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Valuable Property for Sale

At Grass I'aIey, Ncratla County.
0NHAT well known and yalu bic Hotel
u Propcrty, known as the ''l}catty House
l. now offered for sale on reasonable terms
The owner is desirous OF leaving the Slate.
and will sell the house furniture. cooking II
icnsils, stable and lot. etc, etc. This being
one OF the best stands in the mountains, vflers
very superior Inducements TO any one wishing
10 engage in the business.
The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysyille
stages stop at the house. There are two eN-
celleut wells OF water on the premises, with
numerous other improvements The whole
property is now offered for sale on very reason
able terms. 4. A. BEATTY.
Grass Valley, Feb IL, 1853 42-tf
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DAGUER r EOTYPES.

Can be sent to any part If the states for about
cents, and GEO. klLBOURNE Il Co.
have fitted up la San Francisco, suite OF
rooms. on Commercial street, between Main
and Pine will take the pictures at any time o.
day and in al wenthers, and put up in any
manner of style and casing, at prices ranging
from Sc upwards. Views of Mills, Stores,
Mining Claims, & Co. taken at few mo-
ments notice. Call and examine the Gallery
OF Specimens. 3i.u
- We will make il an object 10 companies
who wish pictures of themselves individually,
by making a liberal deduction to each, if they
come in ut the same time.
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Lime (! L,ncl

THE undersigned takes this method of
L informing the citizens of Nevada. Gras,
Valley, ard the public in general, that LIME
can be purchased at the Lime Kilns = mile
from Aaburn, on or near the road 10 Saera-
nanto and leading through Auburn There
wi always be Oh hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for building
purposes. Persons at distance can depend
on getting Lime at any moment, by sending
their teams for the article Lime win be sold
much less than il has heretofore been sold in
this country.
For further information. apply to i.
WN. GWYNN, Auburn.
Jan. 2s, 1853 40 3rn
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Story, Redinoton & Co.

Importers mi Whole,aie Dealers IN
2DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Gle
w micals, Pertimay, Fancy -4aticles etc.
LA Stone Building, Sansome cor Of Mei-
chant street San Francisco California
Agents for Osgoods India Cholagogue, Wis
tar sBalsam of Wild Cherry, Graeienberg COS
Medicines, Corbett's Shakers Sarsaparilla
DIR Hunts Life Elixi and llyatt's Balsam.
From the fact that one Of our firm will reside
permanently in the Atlantic States, and super
intend in person the purchasing, putting up
and shipping Of goods for this market. we fiat
ter ourselves that we can offer superior advan-
tages, both in quality and price. to any others
in our line of business.
STORY, REpfNGroS s. Co.
Feb --4I-3n,
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Golden Gate Saloon,


Opposite the Mountain Honse. Main
" street. Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Ii
quors and Cigars always 10 be found at their
house.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys.
tiers stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
other kind IN the season.
DHINKSTcm and Jerry, Mix Punch,
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds OF drink
called for.
This house will he open from O'Clock in
the morning. until II o'clock at night. Cen
tlemcn will find this house the most fashiona-
bic place in town to spend the evening. 37-3m
The Restaurant,
Connected with the Saloon is kept in the best
order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on
having served at all hours the very best the
market affords, cooked in q superior manner.
If ample experience in the business, good pro-
visions, and good cookery, ard a constant de-
sire to please are guaraptees for public salts
faction, the public will be satisfied.
THE BILL OF FARE
will embrace everything the market will pro-
duce Meats cooked TO order. Prices. in spite
Of hard times, always moderate. Another
thousand customers can be ascomnoda dated
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Notice.

Nm and after Friday, Ian. the 2lst, 1858,
" the L. :. Mail inc OF Stages for Rough
and Ecndy, Grass Valley and Nevada City.
will commence running, leaving the Crescent
City Hotel, Sacramento City, every morning
At o'clock.
IIAWORTII q. SWIFT, Prop'rs.
Feb. II. lS13 42.tf
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New Arrangement.

Stage aud Steamboat Lme for Sacramento
oad San Fran, ieo. uda EorgsvMe.
6 and after Monday, Feb. 7, Adr.ance &
" Bnck'ng gham's daily line of Concord coach
es, will run as follows; Leaves the Nevada
Hotel Nevada city, every morning at o.
clock, A. NJ, passing throug' Grass Valley,
Rough and Ready, Empire Ranch, and arrives
at Marysville at > o'clock, p. NJ, thus afford
ing facilities for passengers wishing to take
the evening Boats for Sacramento and San
francisco, which leave Marysvillc every even
ing, at o'clock, +. NJ.
ADElANCE q. BUCKINGHAM,
Prnprelors.
A. WAGNER, Agent.
n. i Office, Nevada llotel5 Nevada.
Feb. IL, 1853. 42-tf
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-11
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership of Stuart s. Henry,
Grass Valley, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All those indebted and
those having claims against the above
firm, will please call and have them ad-
justcd Immediately with Robert Henry,
who alone is authorized to settle the
same. j. C. STUART,
IOBT. HENRY.
Jan. %, 1858. 4l-3t