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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
nea- A yery interesting experiment

s@- A very interesting experiment
was tried at Chicago, to ascertain the
amount of oxygen necessary to support
life. Six hundred persons were placed
in hall at one Of the hotels, all the
doors and windows were closed, and the
experiment. began. During the FIRST
half hour nothing special was observed
except an universal drowsiness, which
was warded of as long as possible, by an
ingenious device of the experiment er
in the shape of an eloquent lecture
During the second half hour several
sank into deep sleep, from which it was
impossible 10 arouse them, and a few
tainted. At the end of the third half
hour it was deemed unsafe to continue
the experiment longer, and the fact was
then consid cred established that under
these circumstances life would not be-
ccme extinct within the space of ninety
Eve minutes.
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Grass Valley Saw Mill.

VI NHE powerful aud extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is W in
full operation, and prepared to fill all orders
ier LUMBER Of every description.
The Engine is a first class sixty horse pow
or. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW,
and a Circular Saw-the former having 2S0
strokes, and the latter over one thousand revo-
lutions per minute, and capable of manufae tu-
ring about 10000 feet in each "a hours.
We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw
logs, and can furnish on short notice the BEST
clear stuff, Sugar Pine Siding, and Dinien-
sion Lumber up to 32 feet in length, and
Plank up to AZ inches in width, or wider if re-
quired
We shall put up in few weeks, splendid
PLANING MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent,) capable of dressing
boards on both sides at the same time; Also.
''tongue," groove" q. "bead" them for cell,
ings, flooring, &c. &c.
The "Grsss Valley Sdr MU,"
is situated near the centre Of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Greek, (Auburn ready
and forms conspicuous land d-mark, as well to
citizens as to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bridge will be Immediately erected over
Wolf Creek, giving easy access to the lumber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lev
el, and tho facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-- Cash, at the tonest prizes.
~. J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley, April 20, 1953.-52-H
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COLLISION OF THE STEAMERS CoNrI.
DENcE AND FAsHIoE-The DELAY of the
Confidence on account of the accident de.
tailed below, prevented us from receiving
the following intelligence Furnished by An.
thony & Co.'S Express in time for our Tues.
day mornings postscript.
At about 8 o'clock on Tuesday morpiuo.
the Confidence, when in the vicinity Of
Swartz's ranch struck the steamboat Fash,
ion, bound downward, near amidships, caus.
ing her to fill and sink Immediately.
The Fashion crossed the bow OF the Con.
faenco, whose bell was instantly runp and
the wheels backed, but too late to avoid the
collision,
There were but few passengers on b ard
the Fashion, all Of whom were saved. Two
men were seen in the water and both picked
up
One of the fremen of the Fashion ia sup
posed to be lest The vessel lies near shore
aud can be easily raised She had little or
no freight on board at the time of the acci.
dcnt.-Lnton-
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Markets.

NEVADA, April l4.-Flour, Haxall, S22
Chile sAc loc. Corn Meal IL lac, package
l0c. Barley l2c, pkg 7asc. Pork, SIC;
s5s per Dbl. Butter, 75c 55d60c pkg. Po-
tatoes 16 a lsc; l4al6c pkg. Lard soc; 4oc
pkg. Rice l6alsc; l3al4 pkg. Green Coffee
Csc; 20 pkg. Dried Apples Csc; zoe pkg
Sugar l7a2Oc, l5ai7 pkg. Beans l5c; IL
l-2c pkg. Bacon 4oc; SO pkg. Cheese SIC;
sic pkg. Brown Soap zoe, lsc pkg, Can
dies 62c; 45c pkg. Shovels $4sas50 retail;
pkg S37a$4o. Nails zoe; keg l5e. Fish, cod,
25a30c.-Salmon 30c.-Mackerel 32c. Syr-
up So; Slap. Vinegar $3.50.
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To Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS are now open at
- The County CLERKS Office of Nevada Coun-
ty, for the building and construction of fire.
proof Vault. for the better security of the pub
lie records from FIRE. Said Vault Is to be built
Of such material and Dimensions as hereinafter
described, to wit The walls and ceiling 10
be built Of Stone two feet thick, and laid in
fire-proof cementceiling 10 be supported by
strong iron bars or ribs, inside clear 3 feet deep,
feet wide and feet in height double on in
side and outside heavy Wrought Iron Doors,
with good substantial wrought iron frame work
hinges, haniles and locks. Proposals. to be
filed, with the county CLERK, and contract awar-
ded in the discretion OF the Court of Sessions
BY order Of the Court of Sessions Of Nevada
county. Attest RsBr. A. DAviDoE,
IL couHycsrk.
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NEVADA HOTEL.

The undersigned having purchased the absve
Hotel. and opened it to the public, are prepared
10 accommodate regular and transient Heard-
ers in the best manner. Under their care the
Hotel is being entirely reftted and refurnished
in every part, and no pains will be spared to
make il equal to any in the mining region.
TTms Bed Rooms will be under the care OF
Mrs. Lewis, and will be kept airy, clean and
comfortable.
ner possible in this market. -,
Tic Bar will be furnished with the best Ii
quors and Cigars.
II Will be the aim Of the Proprietors to en-
sure model house in the Nevada Hotel.
ALFRED KlDDEL,
6a.3ms LEWIS PHILLIP BAPST,
THOS. JEFFERSON GROUND.
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JUSTICES CoURr.-An interesting tri.

JUSTICES CouRr.-An interesting tri-
al is progressing before Justice Colburn,
in regard to the fright to certain min
ing claims' on the extension of the old
CayOte range, near "Long Hollow. The
claims in question, are reported to be
very valuable. The result of the suit
we shall be able to give in our next
issue.
~ Since placing the above in type, the
case was given to the jury, who brought in
to court verdict in favor of the plaintiffs.
The ground had been worked and abandon
ed as worthless, and relocated and further
worked by the plaintiffs, who discovered by
going deeper, new and very rich lead. We
understand the case is appealed. Plaintiffs
J. H. Davis, ct els, Osborn & Allen, defen.
dants,
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"A NFOk NATION WANTED--Of HEN
a RY r. TAYLOR. who left SIN Francisco
July 8 h, 1852, intending to proceed to Sac
ramento City, whore he stated that he and his
partner had LETT their horses, &c, From the
last letters received from him IL appears that he
was eng ged with San dacquainiance, whom
he calls "R RIcHARpsoS, in the purchase o cnt-
lie IN the valley ON the west side f the Sacra-
mento river. Hercprescnts that they had driv-
en- a small mum ber-"l2 h ad"-fiem that Sec
tiou to Nicholuus, where they had sold them
10 some drovers "at good profit" and which
he considered Sufficiently encouraging" 10
induce him to ontinue the business This was
sometime between June 20 and July s 1852,
since which lime nothing has been heard from
him. Said Taylor was dark complexioned,
about feet 8 inrhes high, and oil slender fig
IRE, and was Supposed TO have from $1,000 to
$l500 in his possession. II is feared that he has
been murdered. Any information respecting
him whether he be dead or living, will be CRATE
fully received by his afflicted mother and rela-
tives, w9o reside in Boston, Mass. Please ad-
dress WOOD s. WEST, Cor. Washington
and lSansone SITS San Francisco. 5l-4t
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Paints. Oil. Glass and Brushes

~ TONS pure White Lead; 1000 lbs
~ Putty; 5000 gals bsiled and raw lin
seed Oil; 400 gall Spirits 'rurpentine, bbls and
tins; 500 gals Copal, Coach, and DeMar Var
nish; rs bbIs Bright Varnish do Pine Oil;
40 600 lbs Bridgewater weather and fire proof
Paint, in 800 and 500 lb packages, Of light
stone color,-dry at 81 per 100 100: l5oo b1es
French window glass, all sizes. 1000 lbs Red
Ochre; 1900 lbs yellow ochre; tons Red lead
Brown and Black Japan, In tins: Glazers'
Diamonds; Brushes Of all kinds; Graining
Cslors Of all kinds, 10 any quantity. ;,
Ths subscriber requests purchasers to call
and examine for themselves athis new store
corner of California and Sansome streets,
formerly the Appraisers Office.
s2.sm J.P. BUCKLEY.
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NEW STAGE LINE.
From Sacramento to Sonora, direct,
Through In II hOurs.

InrOuRh IN In hours.
AN and after the 10th Of April, tho FOR
" REST LINE of new and splendid Con.
cord four horse Coaches will leave the Cres-
cent City Hotel, Sacramento, every morning
of four o'clock for Sonora, passing through
and by the following towns and points: lone
Valley, Jackson, MokeIumne Hill, Saa An
drsas, Kentucky House, Forman's Ranch.
Angel Camp, Carson's creek. crossing the
Stanisslaus river at Robinson's Ferry; ard
Sbaw's Flat and Columbia, arriving at Sonora
at 6 o'clock the same day.
Returning, will leave the U. S. Hotel. So.
nora, every morning at o'clock, PASSING
through and by the above places, arriving at
6 o'clock the same day.
This line connects at Angels camp with the
line OF stages from thence to Murphy's Dig
gings and vallecita; thus enabling travellers
20 reach those towns wlthoutdetention and en-
the ssme day.
Seats may be secured at the Crescent city
Hotei, Sacramento; at Adams & Co . and U.
>. Iotel, Sonora, and at James Mills 8 Co.'S,
.1olumbis. 20 e, GREENE. Proprietor;
april = --s0-lm
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Furniture Wareroom.

0NHE undersigned have established, on Com
il mercial street, near Main st., Ware
room for the sale Of all kinds of FURNIIUHE.
and house furnishing articles.
Now on handsome seat parlor and
rocking chairs, Boston Rockers Nursing
chairs Infants chairs, Ottomans, Stools, Te-
bles, Looking glasses Riggs, &c. SC.
Our stock we shall keep constantly supplied,
and persons can purchase at Marysville prices,
without the danger of having their goods bro
ken or defaced. LOW d FRIEND
American Block, Commercial hear Main ct,
0J- Carpenter r Jebbing work attended to
with dispatch.
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F O r S A |. f.

'E'H E subscriber, wishing to leave this State
~ for his home on the Atlantic side offers
for sale his interest in the "Walaupa Bakery"
and other interests in and about said town.
The above stand has a known reputation in
this region, and hps always secured its share
of transient custom as II tel, with bar at
tached and being the only Bakery in the
place, offers rare Inducements tG any one who
may desire to enter into the business.
Walloupa, April H-52-3t* GEO. EADlY.
GoLD FLAT, April II, 1852.
TE>HE Stockholders in the Rough 4 Ready
Quartz Mining Company are hereby noi-
fed that an assessment of $50 per share has
been laid. to he paid on or before May I, 1853,
or the shares will be forfeited to the Company
52-lt* 8. :. GREEN, President.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

OLD CAroTE HILL We learn that Beard
q Co. took on Tuesday last, one pan Of dirt
from their claims that contained $3.50.
The diggings on this hill have long been eel.
ebratsd for their richness, and were first
worked in the Spring Of 1850. This pros.
pect evinecs it is still the bed of rich undis-
turbed deposits.
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Missouri Q. M. Co.

THE Stockholders in the above company are
- are notified that the assessment On some
shares remain unpaid. If sach assessments .
are not paid within eight days from the date ol
this notice, said shares will be sold to pay inc
assessments, according 10 the law In such case
B2-2ts EDWARD MARTIN,
Nevada, April 22d, 1858. President.
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00HE miners and citizcns Of Nevada, are in
u formed that the kentucky Clothing
Store has Just received superior stock OF
Gentlemen's Clothing, which they will sell nj
prices to ''as. onish both Jews nnd GehtiIss,r
"Quick sales and small profits" Give us n
call, and you will find it much to your advan-
tage. Rcrsmber the Kentucky Store,' ON
Main street, Nevada. Wholesale and retail
GRAUMAN & JOSEPHSON, sg'ts.
b0-3m
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Information Wanted

Of RICHARD RIPPINGHAM, who
~ came 10 California in the Summer of
1881 seaman on board the Clipper "Sea
Witch" and who has since been mining at
Parks Bar, by his brother, Patrick Ripping.
ham, who is at Jefferson, on the South Yuba,
Nevada County. If this meets his eye he is
requested to come to Jefferson as soon as
possible. 90 str
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Rush Creek Ferry ! F!

VIZ Il notify the public and the travelling
w community in general, that the well
known Ferry, which is sometimes known as
'Sweetland's,' or Jones Crossing on the
South Yuba, first Ferry above Bridgeport, is
in full operation, and can cross Men and An
imals with little or no danger. Having the
best and largest Boat oil the River, with n
good new Cable and Tackle, and two cxpe-
rienced Ferrymen, who have beeni in constant
attendance fer two years, and witnessed all
stages OF the River, would recommend to the
public; for their personal safety, TO cross at
the above Ferry. There is good Road cut
on both sides of the river, of easy access on
both sides.
5l-lm* KIMBALL & HANSON.
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William H Stowell,
COMMLS.SION MER CLINT.

Front street, near California, San Francisco.
N. p. W. II ). makes no purchases Of any
description of property on his OWE account. but
generally has large assortment of merchandise
for sale on consignment. He respectfully ten
ders his Sc rvices to any parties who may wish
or nlter property, or for making investments
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

MINING is progressing favorably along
The whole Cayote range. The sluices have
plenty OF water, and the leads pay very good
wages. There are about five hundred men
that now find employment upon this sec
ton Of our mining district.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

GS~ We learn from Mr.. Green of Gold
Run that active preparations are being made
for mining extensively there, as soon as the
water will permit. The ground is very rich,
but choked so with water that holes cannot
now be sunk to the bed rock.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
Blacksmithing 81 am kinds.

0NHE undersigned 3 prepared to do all
u kinds of Blacksmithing, in the best style.
at his shop on PINE STTEHT, between Broad
and Spring streets. He has states timber for
cellcnt Iron and Steel, which he can work up
in style not to be surpassed in the state, and
at reasonable prices.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

C<1 Miners are doing admirably at Shell.
by Flat We hear of good ros poets being
taken out, and sluicing is very generally
practiscd with succ IS,
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100 Barrels Crushed Sugar.

so bbls Carolina Rice;
90 doz Brooms; 20 bbls Billings Hams;
1125 do s-hoop Pals; ITO sacks Rio Coffee;
30 boxes Soap; $50 do Beans;
$50 bbls Pork; 200 boxes Candles;
so firkins Butter; $50 do Rasins;
10000 lbs Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases Rasp-
berry Syrup;
100 eases Imperial Tea, lb caddics;
$50 cs. Chicken, boiled and roast Mutton,
Kensctt's Beef, Green Corn, Green Peas,
Oysters. Fresh Strawberries, assorted
Preserves, Fresh caches, Lobsters.
ALSO,
Martelle, Rouse,
Chauvin, Friorcs, &c, &c.
WINES-Shcrry, Port, Madeira. Msrmsley,
Teneriffc.
Whiskey, Alcohol, &c. For sale by
VERPLANCK & McMULLIN,
5o-3m 60 Front ST., near Long wharf
New Styles Of Clothing.
UUST RECEIVED large and complete
- assortment of CLOTHING, Of The lates,
styles, comprising
Overcoats. blk and cold doeskin, French
castor cloth, knotied beaver and Devonshirc
kerscy.
Blk and cold French cloth frock and dress
coats;
Blk and cold French cloth shooting coats,
now styles
Blk and cold French clsth riding coats
new styles
BIT and cold French cloth sack coats, new
styles;
BrlS docssin, cashmere and Banjean's
French fig'd cassmer pants;
Fancy doeskin and cassimer pants of every
qeglity and style;
New styles oftweed cassimer, pilot and ker-
sey business coats;
New and elegant styles of BLK and cold
emb'd cass. vests;
Plain and fancy Marseillcs, silk, satin, cass.,
velvet, cashmere, bombazine and drap' d. Ella
Of every variety of color and style.
ALSO,
A full assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
The above goods are direct from our manu-
factory, and in quality, style or workmanship
cannot be surpassed, and will be so Id at very
low rates either at wholesale or retail.
JOHNSON & CANFIELD,
50-lm 1863 Clay street.
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.
SELLING OFF AT COST.

A S am determined to close up my business
n in Nevada, now offer Fon SALE AT
COST
My Entire Stock Of Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothsng, Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
Persons wishing TO purchase will do well to
call and examine my stock, as
i am determined 10 sell as / hare advertised
Call at Lark's Fancy Dry Goods Store, on
Main street, opposite Phelps Hotel.
JOHN LARK.
Nevada city, oath March, lS53.-4S-3t
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Wyoming @. M. G.

A T meeting of the board Of trustecs held
IN at the company's office on the 2Sth March
1863, an assessment of $4,000 on each half
Treasurer on or before the 10th April. All De-
inuuent shares will be advertised and sold -.
,ordng to law. S. G. MINTYRE,s
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VUStiE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween j. W. Isergantz II Dunlap IL Il
l.. Hatch is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts due the firm, and all demands
against them, will be settle by Berganlz d.
Hatch, under which name the business will be
hereafter conducted
p. w BERGANTZ,
n. DUNLAP
II. L. HATCH.
Penn Valley, April ii, ls53.-si-at'
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

nA. The new territory Of Nebraska
contains 34e,000 square miles, with a
Of less than 600 souls.
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Trade the past week has been very brisk,
and large quantities of Goods arriving from
below
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c. & ID. q. Water Co.
N O IL O r.

A II. persons are hereby cautioned not to
IA give credit to my wife, Jane w. Lyon,
on my acc cunt, as viii pay no debts Of her
she having deserted my bed and
board without sufficient cause. Nevada city,
March 3Otb 1853, WILLIAM s. LYON.
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The Presbytery Of San Fran

CISCO, will hold its Eighth sem-annual
meeting in Nevada, commencing on Tuesday
the tenth day of May next. The opening SER
mon will be delivered by the Moderator, Rev.
Eli Corwin Of San Jose on Tuesday evening,
after which the Presbytery will meet for bus
iness. SAMUEL II. WILEY, State Clerk.
San Francisco, April 18th, 1858.
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Sacramento Store.
Mrs. LANOS a. Co. take @

MT RS. LANOS a. Co. take great
lE1 pleasure in ell ing the atten ii on of
the ladies, and the public generally of Neva-
da and vicinity, to their well selected stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting
in part of Marenos, Alpsceas, Muslins, La
ces, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Prints, Ginghams, &c. &C.
BONNETS, &c.-A complete assortment
of Millinery Goods of the latest styles, from
the best American and French markets.
Also, French Perfumery of superior quality.
1vFire Proof Brick Building, No IS j
street, between Sd and 4:h SITS, SACRAMENTO
CITY......... Ladies In sending to us
their orders may rely upon having them
promptly fulfilled. 50-4t
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w, H. Brooks, !,

OF the Plaza Drug store, No 200 Clay.
Ostiect three doors below the Post Ofice,.
would respectfully inform the citizens Of Ne
vada and vicinity, that he has now on hand
and ready for SALE one Of the finest assort.,
ment Of Drugs Chemicals, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited in the county,
and hopes when they visit San Francisco,
they will favor him with call. I ~ sss.I
Orders from the country promptly filled
articles. carefully and securely packed for
transportation. Opposite tho Plazn.
M. BROOKS, Plaza Drug Store,
50-4t 200 Clay stree
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0NHE undersigned, grateful fer the liberal
il patronage conferred upon the Miners
Drug Store BY the Public OF Nevada and vi
cinty. during the two years last past begs
leave to solicit a continuation OF iavors as
heretofore. Having recently added largely TO
his former stock of Drugs and Medicines, he
Is now prepared to serve tue public more eff
ciently Than at any former Time His stock
consists in part of the following POPULAR
REMEDIES of the day Sands, Townsend's,
Bulls, and Corbet's Extracts Of Sarsaparilla /;
Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive Basam Hair Tonic Tonic Vermluge,
and Sanative Pills; Ayres' Cherry Pettoral,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Osgood's
India Cholagsgue, Moffatt's Bitters and Pills,
Hewes' and Webster's Nerve and Bone I.ni.
ment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis Pain
Killer Chloroform, Concentrated Supburc
Ether: Nitric. Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic,
Citric and Tartaric Acids; Seidlitz Powders
Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tarar, Car
Donate and Calcned AIagnesia, Cream Tartar.
.Sulphur pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of
r Rose. Berganot, Lemon, Lavender, ADnis
Cinnamon, loves, Rosemary, Peppermint.
Pennyroyal, Juniper Spruce. Tansy, and Ori-
ganum; Olive ard Almond Oils; Arrow Root,
Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss
Nursing Bottles, Syringes. glass and metallic,
&c; Alum, Borax. Saltpatre Sugar of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves. Cinnrmon, 4.c. ALSO
Best Brandy and Port Wine, selected for the
sick. Also, expected in a few days, full as
ssrtmeni of Perfumery. All are invited to
call, and we viii see that none go away dis
satisfied
DIR. MOORE will attend all calls, as here
tofere in the practice of The various depart
mehts of his profession.
JESSE MOORE, NJ, D.
Nevada, April 2otb, 1853 52-3m is'
Sash and Doors.
DY the wholesale or retail, manufactured
ED with machinery, by
L. p Stiles,
corner of Pine and Commercial SITS, Nevada.
CHEAP FOR CASH
lTg~ N. B. All bills filled to order at short
notice. 52-3m
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New Arrangement.

n future there will be FOUR MAILS per
u month to the Atlantic States, and Bills
Of Exchange drawn on Page, Bacon and Co..
also GU Burgoync and Plume, New York, fur
nished for each mail steamer II. DAVIS.
Aprl 18th. 5l.2t
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THEATRICAL.
Wanted for the Neuada and Grass Tslley
THEATRES.

Wanted for the NeUddd and Grass Isltey
THEATRES.
n AIDES and gentlemen Of the profession
H desirous of engagements, are respectfully
informed that the following lines of business
are open for them, viz: One Lady, combining
the heavy and old woman one walking Lady
"a Danseuse-one young Gentleman TO play
second business one low comedian - one
walking Gentleman--two general utility men,
and one Pianist All applications,to be made
within two weeks from this date, to
TUTHILL e. ANDERSON,
Nevada and Grass Valley Theatres, Nevada
County.
Marysvile Herald and San Francisco Times
and Transcript please copy once, and charge
to office of Nevada Journal April 20
GoLD FLAT, April IL, 1859.
TUNHE Stockholders in the Gold Flat Quartz
IL Mining Company are hereby notified that
an assessment of $25 per share has been laid, to
be paid on or before May |. 1858, or the shares
will be forfeited to the Company.
J. w. WALTON, President.
52-lt* s. s. GREEN, Secretary.
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Post Office Hours.

The Nevada Post office will be open
From s to IL AM, and TO 81 PM. On Sunday
from 10 | AM, and 2 to 3 PM.
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'MrRovEMENTs-A great number Of sub.
stantial improvements are now going on in
Nevada.
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KIMBALL & HANSON,
PACIFIC FOUN NDRY.
HinCkley a. Co.

Manpfactwers Of MN, Steam Engine
aad Quartz Puireris,ng Machinery
IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
First street, between Mission and Hsward
San Francisco. 5l-3m
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w. b. SAWYER,
SILAS w. JOHNSON,
JAMES C. HARVEY.
San Francisco. April 4th, 1858.

NOTICE.-The subscriber having sold his
~ Stock and business to the above firm,
wauld recommend them to his friends and the
public generally.
Slim JOHN V. CORNELL.