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The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11
Grocries, Provisions, Liquors, &c,
PRICES REDUCED

NOW TE d he n 2 Ws sss spf
and offer for sale very complete assortme Mt of goods
IN our line many Of which at greatly reduced prices
by gir'ng CoI.
Erery article sold By us IS worrdhted as represented
Our stock consists in part of the following articles.
5000 lbs Sugar cured Hams,
ID, 600 lbs extra clear Bacon,
lO0 bbs and half bbls Clear and Mess Pork
so half and or bbls family market Bsef-Smith's,
30 half bbls No. Mackerel,
80 firkins choice Goshen Butter.
10 tierces Is and % ID % ID kits do
2o00 lbs English Dairy Cheese,
so Frkins and 20 cases No. | Lard,
Is hbls aud hnlf bbls Corn Meal,
ll50 bags Chile Beans,
100 tins 25 lbs each, Buck Flour.
lao doz Baltimore Oysters
3O doz Kensetts Oysters
80 doz CLAIMS and Lobsers,
80 doz roast chickens and TURKEYS,
% doz Keusett's fresh Peach,
PIE FRUITS, English and American; Chile'Pea-
ches; dried Apples; dried Currants; Raisins, Corn
Starch, prepared article for pies, puddings, DC
SPICES, &c Cinnamon, Cloves, Pimente.
Ginger, Pepper, India Curry Powder, Nut.negs. En-
glish and American Mustard, Royal Osborn Sauce,
Tomato Catsup Olives, Capers, 1000 doz Yeast pow
ders, Cream Tartar, Carb, Soda. saleratus, Macca-
roni and Vermicelli;.
Ooone Black Teas
COFFEE-Old Java and Costa Rica CofTcs,
Ground Coffee in l ID tins Eagle Milsl
Crushed ground, granuated and Loaf Sugar,
No China, Java and New Orleans Sugar,
Stewart's New York and East Boston Syrups
Soda. Sugar and Butter Crackers,
Jenny Lind Jumbles, and Tea Cakes
20 cases and 100 kegs Pickles,
100 bxs Germln Wax and Adamantine Candles,
200 bxs Cooars's and Hills Soap,
SO bxs Pearl Starch 500 lbs Dupont's Powder,
% reams letter paper, loo doZ Davies Ink,
loo doZ bxs WATERS, 10000 sefsealing snvelops;
Vines. Ltqnors, &c.
Fine old Pinet, CastiIlon q Co., and Otard, Du-
nrv & Co.'S Pale and Dark Brandy
United Proprictsrs, Peleyoisin, Sazerac de Forge
and Fills Brandy,
so casks American Brandy, willow-bound
60 bbls old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey-some
very choice;
Scotch Whiskey; Cherry Brandy
few gallons choice old Apple or Cider Brandy
Double agle Holland Gin;
! Best American Gin;
Crown Pale Sherry; ; Black Warrior Madeira;
Burgundy Port, Rhine Hook, Sauterne;
| Grare Leaf brand Claret
| Heidsiek Co.'s Champagne Wine;
| so cases Champagne Cider;
Abbot g. Sons Bow Breuery London ALI
and Porter.
Boxers Stomach Bitters; Stoughton Bitters;
| Absinthc Annisette, Curacao, Orgeat
| Maraskino, Gomme Syrup, Ess. Peppermint &c
loo 600 Havana and American Cigars;
I Old Virginia Diudem, Diadem Twist and Grape
I brand chewing Tobacco.
| Fine cat Yellow Bank Tobacco;
| Goodwin's Smoking Tobacco T D Pipes;
| Flour, Grain and Potatoes always on hand.
254w MEEKER & Co. street, cor. of Fourth
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Bsg~ Fox, the 8. F. correspondent Of the
Union is giving a series Of excellent articles on
the Sacramento and Nevada railroad. We
think we know the author.
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S5,I7K
GrdnO 4OLRl,- nm

Grand Total. s15noo
This is Of the best Raifies of the kind ever of
tered IN the State. The property put up is vaIuabI
and put up at its real value The first nrz il ~
well known Tollbrilge on BearRiver known os por
ters Crossing located onthe main Travelled rosd fo,
Sacramento to Nevada, via Ophir, Auburn and Grass
Valley, being miles from Auburn, Is from Grsos
Valley, and 20 from Nevada has lust been ns,vIv
planked and repaired throughout at a cost Of s5o9
and is now in excellent order. 1t has stood the
floods of two winters. The toll averages from, a t
$50 per day the rates of toll are pr.nted b., tL
Court of Sessions The Public House Barn and otbs,
Buildings with Ranch of 160 acres attached sitnp+.6
at the Bridge, are well adapted for Tavern stand,
and IN coed business location the house and b.r
are well furnished throughout the barn is Largo
frame, and well finished, with shed attached Tbs
Ranch is well watered and well adapted to stool.
raising and agricultural purposes. The St Toni.
Ranch, containing 800 acres is located on the oppo
site side OF the river from the other the main nun
lie road runs through it it has an abundance Of VS.
ter on It, and s well adapted to farming and grazing
The stock is IN fine order, and will be delivered ip
good condition. The other articles are nearly new
and in good repair No. titles given to all thu
property put up.
The above property will be rallied for az N.y.5s
on the 10th of December, 1853, commencing at IN =
N. Three throws of dice to decide for prizes Prizes
awarded to the 10 highest and 10 lowest throw
numbers.
E All cases Of ties to be decided bv h-.- -
dice-highest throws tohave pveccdepre IT. rs
de Will come OF under the supervision Of o cooorft
tee OF fifteen gentlemen, who Will be chns.m hv III.
tor absentees and decide in cases of dispute. re-
ct holders present may maze their own tLrow ''-'
We, the undersigned. having examined the n,o,,.
erty IN r. d Porter P,afe, do certify that it is pat
up at fair cash vaue And also bsin s 10 Pis
acquainted with Bobert H. Porter, we have no hes.
taton IN saying fhat whatever statements or renrn-
by the public -p''0i'iy feileo or
Jas ChurcnmAn,Eaq Ws ucRobor.
U r.. e. - 'oDe Wm.B Ellington CO. trsas
IT.. lays HILL const' VIM Beard
nv Marsn, VIM Andrews
70 e. mes m Hoei, Sidney Hubbard
- II w oodrud, r Herreu,
Johh " brlsn, Turner
Geo Snyder, E w smith
P Jackman.
Judge Buckner's Statement.
am acquainted with MIR Porter, and believe hi.
ftatements can be relied on as to the vofro sc .h
ABOVE property have not examined all the proo.
erty' but what have seen is at affair yalne fF
A.. NIL. STANTON BUcKxEn
- % Tickets can be had at Nevada of w Ma
hooerts, stage agent, Nevada Hotel and A II len.
sin9; OF Oscar MARITIME, Porter's Crossing; Of c M O
mcFlcar, travelling agent and at Grass Valley
nousn and Ready, Auburn Yankey Jim's. Opbir
vile. RORERT II p0pTEp n' t-'-Hys-
Nevada, August ~, 1s53.-ls6w
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Law NAfien,

CtTANTON BUCKNER and C. w. HILL, have
= associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law
and will attend to ell business that may be ensrus
ted TO their care Office Broad street adjoining
Journ.l office STANTON BUCkNER,
c. WILSON HILL.
Nevada Sept 1883. 2o-H
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Probate Court, Special Term, Novembe,
10th, 1853.

N the matter oil the Estate of William Swartx
A dec d. upon reading and filing the petition of VIII
nam C smith praying for Letters of Administration up-
on the estate of said deceased it is ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate be and appear court
ose IN Nevada CITY on the 4th Monday of November
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ and their cause if any why Letters Of
Administration should not be issued in conformity with
me prayer OF SAID petition. Dated Nov. 10. 1858
by order of the Court, WIN. S. PATTERSON
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CONSTARLE,S SAIE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada County
~ and Township, BY virtue of writ of execution
10 me directed and delivered issued from the Court T.
w CoburD, esq., acting Justice of the Peace, in and
for said county bearing date November g. 1853 satisfy
judgment rendered by said court the eth day of No
vember 1888, against r. r. Craig and in favor OF NJ F.
Mclaughlin for the sum of S55066, debt. interest and
damages, and 50 cost of suit have levied on and a
ken In execution, and viii sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. on the premises on Monday The 2ls day of Novem.
be A. d. l3o3 between the hours of one O'Clock and five
clock T. NJ OF said day. all the right title and interest
SAID Craig in and TO the property situated Amer
ican HILL near Long Hollow, in said township known as
the American Saw Mill including the said Craig s
right title and interest III and to the um Der said Dre
miscs and the fixtures of said mill, with the privileges
and appurtenances belonging to the Taken as the
properly OF the SAID H. H. Craig to satisfy the above de-
mands and costs accring. Nevada, November 10TH s53
292w JOIN II. GRAY. cOnst. Nevada township
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Ranch for Sale.
City Boot Store.
p. j. ESPRNS CHETD,

2. j. ESPENS CHETD,
On the corner of Main and Commercial streets,
N KEEPS constantly on hand at his old stand,
IA large and well selected stock of Boots
~ and Shoes; also, small but well selected
lot saddery sole leather belt and harness leather
superior article of waterproof and polish black
ing, Hungarian shoe nails, and al kinds CT shoe
findings. Repairing done in both the above lines
of business with promptness, neatness and en- rea-
sonable terms He feels thankful to his former Gus
TONERS for the very liberal patronage that he has
heretofore received, and solicits continuance of
the same l4-tf
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Horse Missing

EROM the Pittsburg Mill, near Nevada city
IL DrscRIpTIoN.- sized, roam colored,
California breed, very quiet, stumbles in his pace
rather long backed, carries his head low, and has
large knob or bump on his forehead. He was taken
from the stable of the above mill on the night Of
the 7th Octo Der, 1853. Thirty dollars reward
will be given to any one who i'll recover and re-
store tho horse to me. JOHN HICKS,
25-3t atthe Pittsbsrs Mill
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President C. L. Wilsan.
Treasurer, f. w. Page.
Secretary, w. II. Watson.

Engineer, W. IS. Oster, OfthlIadephla.
Directors, Sacra mento, G. L. Wilson, R. P
Johnson G. |. Hutchinson, ". Fl. Watson, H.
i. Robinson, j ohm Forshee, T. Forman; Nor
mon Island, A. P. Catlin; San Francisco II.
NJ. Gray, c. X. Garrison, James A McDougall
Levi Parsons Nevada, Hamlet Davis.
The above is from the Union of the 10th
From what we know of this company, we have
the highest opinion Of its resources and inten
tons The director from this city is well cho
cen.
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a- OUsToMAH LODGE, No. 16, was in
stituted in this city on Friday night last,
by S. H. Parker, G. M. The following
officers were elected for the first term:
A. A. Sargent, N. G., L. B. Austin,
v. G., J. B. Van Hagen, R. S., H. D. King,
T., G. Marsh, W., L. s. Friend, c., o.
Crandall, l. G., S. Connel, r. S. to N. G.,
r. S. Cary, l.. S. to N, G. B. H. Ferrell,
r. S.!to V. G., W. G. Aban, r. S. S., A.
". Potter, L. S. S.
Several new members were admitted the
first evening. The attendance was large,
and of many of the best citizens of this
vicinity. ]. S. Lambert, n. G. of Grass
Valley Lodge, and several members Of that
lodge were among the visitors, The regu-
lar meetings are on Friday night, at the
Masonic Hall. We are requested to say
that all brothers in good standing in other
Lodges are respectfully invited to attend.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

AAp We would call attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mrs. Welch's Ameri-
can Restaurant. From her knowledge of the
business, and her good tast tie, we doubt net she
will render her house a desirable resort
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

N o T1CE
1fA AEMBERANCE HUGHES, formerly OF PennsvIva-
na and who came to California from Oregon in ls4c %
Confer great favor upon some anxious relatives bv I'D
dressing letter Of information to Nrs FT ri
tcAAPBELL. Nevada. Nevada Noy. IN isS1 % e. a.
y SHASTA Courier please copy times
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SACRAMENTO ALLEY RAIL RoAD.----An elec-
tion of officers took place last night at meet
lng of the stockholders Of this company. il
will be seen that they are all not only gentle
men of more or less wealth, but of high person
al standing and character in community, such
as must give weight and add strength to such
n nrOiect
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no T1EE,

HUNAvAY from his father on the o9th OF Sept'r
EG, 1853 WILLIAM KITCHENS, about IL years of age
dark hair and marked with the small pox-had on, when
he left his mining clothes. hereby notify all persons
against credng him my account, or keeping or en-
rloying or doing business with him without nv consent
Little York, Nevada c.. 292t JOHN llICuEAs
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7NIssoLuTIoN oFPARTNER RsEEP..

NJESOLUT1ON OEPARTNE RSkz1R ,.-
- The partnership heretofore existing between r. II.
Porter and James Ioel in the White Hall Stables was dis
solved by mutual consent, Oct 18th, le53
R. II. PORTER,
o-3w JAMES HOEL.
The Business of the White Hall Stables
VIII be continued by the Undersigned who has stable
room for OVER ONE HUNDRED HORSES, a GOOD
CORRAL and WAGON YARD. and plenty of HAY and
BARLEY Travellers and Wagoners will find this the
best place in town for their animals Also. Grizzly
Bear can te seen at the same place Oct 2Ith, loS3
0-,2m JAMES HOEL.
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Grass Valley Saw Mill.

0NHE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works Of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is now in
full operation, and prepared TO fill all order.
for LUMBER of every description.
The Engine is first class sixty horse pow
er. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW,
and Circular Saw-the former having 2S0
strokes, and the latter over one thousand revo-
lutions per minute, and capable of manutaeta-
ring about l6, 900 feet in each % 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 Dinen-
sion Lumber up to 81 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. "besd" them for cell
ings, flooring, &c. &c.
The "Gra,s Valley Sdp MiU,"
is situated near the centre Of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Creek (Auburn road)
and forms a conspicuous landmark, as We'll 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
ell, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-Cash, at the tolrest prices.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley April 20, lS53-b2n
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ until June lst, at IL o'clock Nj, Addressed
to J. Hunter, Grass Valley House, Grass Valley
atwhich time meeting of the Co. will be
held, and all proposals will be opsned) fer
huming porticn of the Medomck M. Co.'S
claims, Industry Bar Main Yuba River. One
proposal for tive hundred yards, and one for
three hundred yards, the fume to be twenty
feet wide in the clear, and four feet high
Also, head and foot dams, pumps, &c. and
the claims drained and ready for work on or
before the 18th of August next. Good seca-
rity will be required for the faithful perform.
ance of the contract. Information may be OBJ
tanned of j. Hunter, at Mr.. Joseph Cham
bers Market, Broad St., Nevada, and of r.
NJ. Frail at the Bar. These claims were
fumed last year, and a large proportion Of
the materials is now on the ground.
May l3-3t*
Marysville Herald please copy 2w and
send bill to this Office.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE SUBSCRIBER, sole contractor for
the construction of the "South Yuba Min.
ing and Sacramento Canal Company's"
works, hereby invites proposals for building
dam across the Yuba 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 entire volume OF waters of that river
when swollen to the highest mark, and a.
greeably to the design of the compaIys En-
giner, Capt John Day of Grass Valley.
The werk will be commenced on this sec
tion of the canal, on the lst of October next,
when the river is presumed to be at its low
est stage.
Sealed proposals for this work will be re-
ceived until that day, and must be endorsed
Proposals for DAM" and addressed to :he
subscriber, care of T. w: Colburn, Esq,
Nevada city.
The work must be of tho most substantial
character, and such as to pass inspection and
approval of the Engineer.
N. PEABODY POOR, Contractor.
Nevada city, May Is, 1883. my2o-4m
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I1NHE undersigned, grateful fer the liberal
x patronage conferred upon the Miners
Drug Store by the Public of Nevada and vi
clnlty, during the two years last past. begs
leave to solicit a continuation of favors as
heretofore Having recently added largely to
ms former stock of Drugs and Medicines, he
Is now prepared to serve the public more eff
ciently than at any former time. His stock
consists in part of the following PorvLAR
REMEDIES of the day: Sands, Townsends,
Bulls, and Corbet's Extracts of Sarsaparilla :;
Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifuge,
and Sanatve Pills; Ayres' Cherry Pectoral,
Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Oseood's
India Cholagsgue, Moffatt's Bitters and Pills,
Hewes and Webster's Nerve and Bone Lni-
ment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis Pain
Killer, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphuric
Ether: Nitric. Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic,
Citric and Tartaric Acids SedlitZ Powders,
Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tartar, Car
Donate and Calcined Magnesia. Cream Tartar,
Sulphur, pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of
Rose, Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis,
Cinnamon, Gloves, Rosemary, Peppermint,
Pennyroyai, Juniper, Spruce, Tansy, and Ori-
ganum Olive and Almond Oils Arrow Root,
Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss;
Trusses, single and double Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles, Syringes. glass and metallic,
&C.; Alum, Borax, Saltpetre. Sugar Of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves. Cinnrmon, &c. ALSO
Best Brandy and Port Wine, selected for the
sick. Also, expected in few days, full as
ssrtment of Perfumery. All are invited to
call, and we will see that none go away dis
satisfied.
DR.. MOORE will attend all calls, as here
tofore in the practice of The various depart
ments of his profession.
JESSE MOORE, MI
Nevada April Goth 1853 -52-3m is4
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Inc subscriber having for term of years,
leased the above magnificent building, On the
corner of Kearny and Merchant streets, srec-
ted by John Middleton, Esq, hereby informs
the public, thas it will be opened for the ac-
csmmodation Of gen,Ls.Ae Aen on or about the lst
81 May.
This House is not to be surpassed by any IN
the Atlantic Statos, and contains every possi-
BILE convenien nee for the aceennoda tise sf the
public
Offices for the use of professional gentlemen
will be leased in the second story, and stores
in the basement on Merchant street.
NAV Sim ISAAC M. HALL.
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PROCLAMATION

Of Simon Prayer, the Pedlar. 90 90
TR NOW all the FAIR LADIES of this go
1AA city of Nevada, that am able and "
ling to
Sell cheaper Dry and Fancy Good,
than any store keeper, all their self-praise and
blowing notwithstanding, and l will prove it
with the following reasons:
lst; do not pay any store rent, and need
not put per centage on my goods, which you
Fair Ladies, have to pay.
I'd; dress according to my business, and
therefore do not make you pay for expensive,
clothes.
Sd; receive every week fresh assortment
frem my brother, and save you also, the per
centage which the purchasing agent at the
Bay. o { the storekeepsrs receives.
l'll always try to sell as cheap as can, al
thcug l never use those honeyed words to
bribs you, fair ladies, in the belief that dear is
cheap and cheap is dear.
SIMON PRAGER.
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LIVERY STABLE.

T'HE undersigned wishes to inform his old
III customers and the public generally, that
he has taken the large and commodious sta
blsa at the head OF Broad street, Nevada, for
msrly occupied by J. Hoel, where he is sup
plied with q number of the best horses 10 %
obtained, both for the saddle and carriage,
which will at all times be kept in good condi-
ton, and let on the most reasonable terms
He also has an abundance of stable room, q
good Carol and wagon yard, and good sup
DIV of feed, for the accommodation Of transient
stock and Teams. Travellers and wagoners
will find this the best place to have their hor-
sss taken care Of. K. II. PORTER.
Mav2e lS53-3m
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NEW STORE.

THE subscribers have opened the arge
i store fronting on Broad and Pine sts'
formerly occupied by Hirst, Gray and Wall,
and filled it with heavy stock of
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Boots,
and all the articles needed for Miners and
Hotel supplies, of superior quality, which
they will sell at fair rates. We intend to
keep good Goods, and hope by strict atten.
ton to business to merit q liberal share OF
patronage. Strict attention will be paid to
the Packing Trade.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
We return our thanks for the liberal Gus
tom heretofore accorded US, and respectfully
solicit its continuance.
Nevada, May 6, 1854 KIDD 4 WALL
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NEVADA HOTEL.

The undersigned having purchased the above
Hotel, and opened it to the public, are prepared
to accommodate regular and transient Board
ers, in the best manner. Under their care the
Hotel is being entirely reftted and refurnished
in every part, and pains will be spared to
make it equal to any in the mining region.
The Bed Rooms will be under the care of
Mrs. Lewis, and will be kept airy, clean and
comfortable.
The Table will be supplied in the best N an
ner possible in this market
IHs Bar viii bs furnished with the best Lii
suors and Cigars.
1t Will be the aim Of the Proprietors TO en-
sure a model house in the Nevada Hotel.
LOUIS p BAPST,
ALFRED KlDDEL,
52-3mA THOS. J. GROUARD.
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INK Yacht Walter Francis, which, in addi.
T. tion to our former stock enables US to Of
fer the following choice brands:
Esperanza lmperialcs; Firneza Regalias;
Antiguidad Rsgallas; Antiguidad CenchaG
La Mora Regalias; La Mora Lcndresj
Medias, FL Montoro /"
Ysabelita Regalias; Ia Sultana Regalas;
Voz do ''Voz de la IntelliEsR
Prensada do cia LondreaI;
l. P r Regalias; Sr Vebsse Regalias,
Union Americana do El Cruzado do
la Emilia do la Puntualidad do
Empress Russia do Peria Cabana do
La Florinda do ElYersno do
" Preterencia Londres; Canones Medias;
sl cemnercio libre Millars Benz Frank NJ illAss
also,
American Rsgalias; Sontag; Pocahontss; BnC
ne Vista; Jenny Lind; For sale by
JAMES PATRICK, l60 Battery
May l7-lm st. near Jackson.
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Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
i between the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. All debts dus
the firm, are TO be paid to George Eadie, who
will continue the business as heretofore.
GEORGE EADIE,
T. w. GRANGER.
Walloupa May %, 1853 -my27
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada
~ County and Township, IS.
To all whom it may concern-The under
signed, Mrs. ALPHoNsINB MAU, of tue
aforesaid Township and County, married
woman, the wife Of Albert Mau, doth by
these presents, declare and give public no.
tice that she purposes on and after this 2lst
day of May, A. D. 1853, to transact business
on her individual account, and that the bust.
ness she intends to carry on is that of keep
ing drinking saloon for public resort in
Broad street, Nevada city, for the sale of
wines and liquors, and for playing such
games Of chance as are allowed by law ; and
that the capital invested in said business is
not derived nor did not come from any funds
belonging 10 her said husband.
ALPHoNs1NH MAu.
State Of California,
Nevada County and Township, So.
On this 2lst day of May, A. d. 1853, per-
sonally appeared before me, Justics of the
Peace in and for the said county, Alphon.
sine Mau, TO me known to be the person de-
scribed in and who executed the foregoing
instrument, who acknowledged to me that
she executed the same freely and voluntarily
for the uses and purposes therein mentioned,
and to which declaration she duly made oath
and subscribed her name.
Given under my hand, the day and year
above named. t. w. COLBURN,
Justice of the Peace, Nevada county.
State of California, Nevada county, IS.
The above is true copy of an instrument
now of record in my office.
Given under my hand and seal, this Gath
day of Nay, A D. 1858.
RoB'T A. DAv1DGE, Recorder
may27-lm* Nevada county.