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LOST. T.

NV The subscriber at 'rimmon's Town,
Dl III this District, on Saturday last, at
the parade ground or on his way home, n
Leather Purse with steel clasp contain.
ing some Ten Dollars in money, together
with several papers and receipts; nrnongs,
which he remembers duo bill riven to
A. A. Gilbert hy Gordcn g. Co for For,y
Dollars, one to w. Fennel for Twenty
DoIlors, both Of which have been paid b,y
same; due bill By A. Baker for Sll or
more; one by II. D. Mcqueen for Sd3;
one by Il. +. Brogdon for FIVE Dol.
lars, together with varoust receipts. some
III favor of Gordon g. Co, with others in
favor OF the subscriber. Any person find
ing the same and delivering it at The Ban
ncr Office, or to the subscriber, will bc
handsomely rewarded.
J. J. GORDON.
Suntcrvilc, Oct. II, 1873. 80 3t
TWatcllnan copy three times.
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Look Out For Bargains
MFsM SENNE

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NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE TOWN HALL.
WllE subscribers are opening and rcceiv.
ing fresh and very large assortment,
OF every description OF Goods to suit the
country trade, which will be sold as low as
can lie bought in any market for cash;
great pains has been taken in laying in The
Stock. Our stock Of Indies Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
thc'r line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
lla's and Caps, Boots and Shoes. sc. &c.
All we ask is inr hiiycr> to call and exam
ne for themselves. sa%F We especially
invite the attention OF Planters to our Me-
GRO GOODS. ker>eys, Plains, I.rnscvs,
Wop!scys, Blankets, Shoes, and Hats
Money can he saved by calling on us as
our STOCh IS LARGE and ue are ac.
fe,miHcd to SeN.
!lNDAL & WATSON.
Sept. 2l, lS33 AZ If
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Not ice.

RANAWAY from me on the 9th of Septcm
Der, William ID. Alagcc, who was lawfully
bound TO ne by his me!,rr. Mary NIngcc, on the
3rd day of December, 1851. Said hoy is II
years old dark complicated, with roman nose
when he left he lad on n new black California
Hat; he has been at work at th. Dlncksmiib
Trade for about months. ! will pay Ten
DOLLARS To any person that will bring him
to me or lodge him in Jail where can gel him.
II any person or PERSONS employs or hnrbors
him, they may expect 10 be dealt with accord.
ing 10 law.
JAS. W. AMBROSE
Bishopvillc, 5:h Oct. 1853 80 I'm
z II The Camden Journal and Darlington
Flag, will each publish l"r one MONTH and send
their accounts to the subscriber ut Bishopville
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BY their next friend BILL.
James Il. Brock,
Epscy T.. Brough,on.
IN pursuance of All o,dcr in the above
stated case, will offer a, public sale, on
the iirst Monday in Noven,ner nexi, ut
Sumter Court House, that Plantation or
tract ni Land, estimated To contain about
Six Thousand acres, lying in Clarendon
County, Sumter District, at or near Fulton
Post Ottlce, belonging To The late Edward
Br"ught"n, junior, deceased, and upon
"lIcl' he resided at the time of his death.
Not to bc sold for less than seven thousand,
seve n hundred and fifty dollars
Upon the premises is a Grist Mill, in
good condition, and Saw Mill The
stream upon which these Mills are lo:a,ed
IS an uniaiing one and is very valuable
The lands lie upon the Wateree Swamp,
containing both low and high lands, and
aiiorhIng an unsurpassed range for sto,,k
OF all kInds--the whole constituting one of
the IN st valuable Plantations ever offered
for sale in Sumter District.
nlat Of the land will be in the hands
o! the Commissioner, showing its extent,
boundaries, &c.
lERMs:--One fourth part OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the balance paw
able IN one, two and three years, with in
tcrcst from the day Of sale--the purchaser
to give bond and personal security, and a
mortgage OF tic land for the credit portion
oil the said purchase money.
w. F. B. HAYNSWORTII, ,5s
Commissioner in Equity.
Sept 23, 1853 40 Sid
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NEW FALL GOODS.

RSNR TIE subscribers are now re. II =
tII ceiving their FALL STOCK 22srgeSl
of Choice GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
to which particular attention is invited. 1t
consists in part Of the following, viz:
100 bbls, Crushed. Powdered, Grnnuluied and
Coffee SUGARS,
20 hhds. New Orleans, NIuscovado and
Clarified SUGARS.
70 bags Rio, Cuba, Ing,Iavra, Jamaica, in
va and Mocha COFFEE.
40 bbs. New Orleans MOLASSES.
20 bales Gunny and Dundee BAGGING.
so coils Hemp and Manila ROPE.
300 lbs. best Three Ply 'rWINE.
200 sides llemlock LEATHER.
300 lbs. Shoe THREAD.
1000 papers TACltS, assorted.
200 dozen Nlason's Celebrated Challenge
Bi.ACkING.
10 gross Premium MATCHES.
100 Kegs Cut NAILS.
10 boxes C"ign,c's Family, No. and Fancy
40 boxes Pearl and Ne Plus Ultra Family
STARCH.
100 boxes Adaman,inc, Sperm, Patent CAN
DIES.
40 bbl< t;cnrsscr Family FLOUR, consist
ing Of Hiram Smiths First Premi-
um Flour and other choice brands.
u chests very superior Tyson. Young Ily-
son. Imperial. Gunpowlcr aud Black
TEAS, in pound. half pound and
quarter pound packages.
20 casks choice Family HAMS.
10 casks choice BACON, Sides and shoul
tlrrs.
10 bbls. choice f mily LARD.
Is iirklns very superior Goshen BUTTER.
20 boxes chnre Retailing and Pine Apple
CHEESE.
bbls Smoked and Picked Beef Tongues.
Picked Salmon, and Smoked and
Pickcd Beef.
10 hbls White Wine and Cidar VINEGAR.
tirrcrs RICE.
i hbls and & kegs PICKLES.
20 dozen Pickles, gallons, IL gallons, qrls.
and pin,s.
90 dozen Ca,s,lps. Sanccs and Cap"rs.
10 doNcn whole, half and quarter boxes Sar-
dimes.
. dozen fresh I.uh$;rrS AMI Salmon. III ]
und > III. cans.
) dozen assorted Extracts.
y dozen assorted Preserves and Jcllics.
10 eases Preserved Ginger.
50 dozen very superior Mustard
80 DOZEN Durkrc's ans! Andrews celebrated
Chemical Yeast Powders.
IL .G-pUuni boxes pure Super Carbonate So
ra. in pound papers.
10 Sc pound boxes superior double refined
PcarlaSll S.,lmra,us, i'll pound pa.
3 2G.ponnd boxes puvrr; zsd Cream TaIlar,
in pound i,arcr>.
% 2O-pDund boxes pure ground Pepper, Gin
ger, Cinnninun and AliSpicc, in III
pound papers.
zoo sacks ground Rock Salt, for dairy and
family usr.
~ boxes AIacaroni and VcrricrIli.
80 boxes Soda, Sugar. Butter. Lemon, Pic
Me, Cream. Boston, Caiiturni;, and
Fancy Crackers.
Wooden Ware and Hollow Ware.
Tobacco and ScnnrS.
Nulnrgs, Gloves, Mace. Cayenne Pep
per, Rice Flour. French Mustard,
Ra,sins, soft shell and paper shell Al
munus. Nuts. Ne.
All the above goods, together with variety
nt other articles. iavc been carefully selected
Ivy one "i the firm, and are offered for sale III
the low eSl market prices.
MULLER & SEM.
Columbia, S. {. Oct. 10, 1853. 50 At
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.SlLEOF VALUiBLELANDS.
In Equity---M Dist.
Bill for sale Of
Land.

}. J. HaFilee lie and vile Bill, for pale Of (
R. J. Scarborough. Land.
In pursuance Of decretal order Of the
Court OF Equity in this case, will offer
for sale at Marion Court House door, be-
tween the usual hours of saDe, on the first
Monday in December next, the following
valuable tracts OF land.
All that Plantation belonging 10 the lnte
a. l.. Scarborough, deceased, situate on
Ia'iish, within hall mile of the Village
OF Marion, bounded OH the South br tfg
Wilmington and Manchester Rail ROAD,
containing about seventeen hundrt d acres,
OF which about seven hundred are cleared
and in high state Of cultivation. On the
promises arc Two Dwelling Houses, Gin
House, Negro Houses, aud all the ont
buildings necessary for large Planting in.
,crcSt.
-ALSO-
About three hundred Acres of I.an,! w.
ing South of tho Wilmington and Man.
chester Rail Road; and in the immediate
vicinity OF the Fllagc.
Terms Of sale, one fourth Cash, for the
balance. credit Of one, two. and three
years, i'll equal annual instruments, interest
from the day of sale payable annually.
Purchasers TO 6 We Bond with approved
personal surcties and Mortgage Of The
premises, and to pay for papers.
&. d. EVANS,
Com. in Equity.
commissioners Office,
Marion e. H., Oct. l, 1853.
Oct 8 20 td
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LAND FOR SALE.

eA..,,a, That valuable and well known
I:iiss place. DUBOSE'S BRIDGE. ,gssst.
aEtaE:3. on l.ynchcs Creek, three mIesS2l4sS.
from BIShnpvlI!c, containing 700 acres
lying on both sides of said Creek. There
is two handsome situations on the same
one III Darlington Dislricl; the ot!cr in
Sumter. deem it useless to enter into n
description, MS the purchaser mnst and will
he his own judge. About $50 acres OF
cleared land; good range for Hogs or
Cattle. Said land will be sold low. and ON
accommodating terms. Possession given
on The first day Of January next. For fur
thcr particulars, apply TO the subscriber on
the premises.
MIDDLETON DUBOSE.
Sep 10. 1853. AZ Hill
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Improved Cotton Gins.

thankful forpast favours thesubscriber wish
es to inform the public That he stiil manufsic.
lures cotton Gins nj his establishmentiRS State
n9rg, on the most improved and approved plnl,-
winch he thinks that the cotton 5ginned on ono
oi those gins of The late improveinesis IS worth
NJ east quarter OF n rent moro than ths cos
uactures them on the most simple cotls lstyuct;oa,.
OF she finest finish and Of the best materisls Ia
wit, Steel Saws and Stsel plaied Ri hss Cass
hardened which he will sell for 90 per Saw
He also repairs Old gins and puts them in po;is.
plfte order at the shortest notice. All orders fof
Gins will be promptly and p1netaal iy ntsenfsss,
TO-. 81. Is WILLiAak LEI EISO \. q Ss
II Statebprg, Sumter Diut, 81 @ Feb q, & 90
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SO RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
a. 9Th instant, my Boy RICHARD. n
.-A-white mulatio, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrably stout buiir,
about iwcn twn years old with stra:.,;
light c"loscd hair, has very sulky ap-
pearancc, and answers quick and SHIRT
when spoken to said boy has short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar o. blister on
his forehead just above The eyebrows, lie
may try to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will he
sure TO pass himself for n white man for
he is very White and has been taking great
care of his skin for some time. When he
left he had clc,h cap, black coat and a
dark colorcd pair Of pants. He will be
sure to change his cup and clothes az soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down To hide The scar of The bis-
ter He is a shoemaker by trade. though
he may not 60 at the business, expecting
that he will he so advertised
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will he paid for his delivery in any
Ja'i in Tie State. He will be sure 10 rive
himself another namc.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyville, Sumter District, S. C.
May 2htn, 1902 30-tfsF
~ Camden Journal and Cheraw Ca
zettc publish five times.
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V.AE1U .AHsd.s..
PLANTATION AND MILLS
Io@W UaaO@o

60 NS9- CoS.a4CSo
The sn bscribrr offers for sale his Plantation
aud Mills in Sumter District, situated ON Big
Ranin Creek, fourteen miles below Camden,
nntl six, from Boykins Turn Out. containing
tl6T4) sixteen hundred and seventy fuu, acres.
between four and five hundred acres cleared
and under fence, the balance in fine timber
On the premises is good TWO story dwelling
with all the necessary buildings ofa we'll settled
Plantation, most of which, have been erected
within the last few Years. On the northern cx.
trcmity of the tract is another sc,tlrmcn, in
good repair. Both places are perfectly hcal1iv.
Also-An excellent Girls, Mill, with ,wo pair
of stones, and Il Saw Mill. capable of cutting
about one thousand feet of lumber per day
With the Plantation will be sold If dcsrcdj the
stock of cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with
the Provision Crop. II sold immediately pos
session will be given OH the first of Janiary,
1851.
The terms and other particulars may hc oh
tained from the subscriber on the premises. or
by letter directed 10 Roykn'$ DEPOT Camden
Branch Of $. &. X. II.
MARION SANDERS
Sumter Dist. S. c. Oct. II, 50 3m
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$10O Reward.

20 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
9TH instant, my Boy RICHARD. IA
.-.A@white nulatlo. about fire ntlthro,,
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Shades of Delmonico.

TNHE undersigned having fitted up IS a
j. Restaurant one Of the Stores under The
Masonic Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inform
all who are fond of good living that his larder
will at all times be filed with the choicest and
rarest of this market as wei as Of San Fran
cisco and Sacramento.
The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot be
exceled at any establishment on the Pacific.
The house viii be kept open at all hours OF the
day and night-the servants are polite and at
tentive, and have q thorough knowledge OF
their business.
The proprietor will give his undivided time
and best exertions to promote the comfort and
happiness of all who may honor him with their
patronage--his long experience as head stew
ara o. the largest ard most popular establish
ment in the Union, warrants him in asserting
that his high reputation in the culinary art
shall be maintained.
The charges shall be moderate, and share
of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
JACKSON JORDAN.
Nevada Feb, IL, 1883. Aft
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A Rare Chance !

WSJ ILL be sold at Public Auction on the
w 4th Of March, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, the
entire effects Of the Merrimac and Potosi Co,
consisting in part Of
One extra finish Burdon'a Patent Engine,
with large Boilers.
One Engine Turning Lathe with tools.
One sett stamps IL in No., with good foun-
dation, tables etc.
Blacksmith and Carpenters tools, together
with many smaller articles too numerous to
mention. Also, One good frame house, cook
ING stove. furniture. tables, chairs etc.
Also-1hc quartz lead known as the Merri-
mac lead, being l4OO feet IN length, and situat-
ed in Gold Run district. The location of the
machinery is handy to an abundance of heavy
timber. and directly on line CT the contemplat-
ed Plank Road making it desirable for saw
mill. as well rs the advantages of being in
good mining district. Sale will take place at
The Mill, being located at the head of Gold
Run Terms cash. For further particulars,
enquire of ALMARIN B. PAUL,
or GEORGE HEARST,
Feb. p, lsj3.-il-2t on the premises.
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F r SALE;
TIE GDLDEWGA7ESALDDW

n HE undersigned, in view of returning to
IA the Atlantic States with his family, Of
fers for sale this wel-known and popular sa-
loon, situated on Main street, Grass Valley,
next door to A dams Express. It's n substnn-
tial two story building 20 by 40 feet, with Of
fees and rooms in the second story and an ad-
ditiOnal dining room in The rear--AH complete
y Ftrnisten with spring water leading by
Nqueduct through the house, and to n beauli-
ful fountain at the Bar. Also, an excellent
stable and carriage house. 1t is, in all re-
spects, complete, and daing the best business
in town. 1t is well suited for n man and wife,
or small family, and the whole together can
be purchased at a bargain. For terms apply
through the post office or at the saloon to
Ij.tf u. @ SMITH
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GRAND RAEELE.

q ONSISTlNG of 1000 valuable prizes,
u amounting to SIS: 600, al cost prices
JACKs g. WooDRuFF, being about to close
up their business, offer their entire stock of
valuable diamonds, Watches jewelry and sill
yer ware in one grand Raflle
This is the greatest chance ever offered to
win prize, as the articles are put up at cost
prices. thereby enabling us to offer 900
splendid prizes. each article being intrinscally
worth its valuation.
Tickets only 50 each-to be had at the store,
i59 Montgomery street,
II he public are invited TO call and examine
the articles Mar. 3-I52t
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Valuable Property for Sale

1t Grass TeHeA Nsrada County.
0NUAT wellknown and valuable Hotel
II Property, known as the "l3eatty House" "
is now offered for sale on reasonable terms
The owner is dcsirous OF leaving the State,
and will sell the house, furniture. cooking IL
tensils, stable and lot, etc, etc. This belpg
one Of the best stands in the mountains, oilers
very superior inducements to any one wishing
10 engage in the business.
The Sacramento Auburn and Marysville
stages stop at the house. There are Two cx
cclent wells of water on the premises, with
numerous other mprovem The whole
property is now offered for sale on very reason
able terms. II. A. BEAI
Grass Valley, Feb. Ii, 1853. 42-t
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Dancing School.

NNR. SBILLINGBURG informs the cit-
w zenS of Nevaia and Grass Valley, that
he has made arrangements to give mstrue-
tions in all the different styles of DANCING,
such as Waltzes, Polkas, Mazurkas, Fancy
Dances, and the like. good room will be
provided in each place for the purpose, and as
every convenience will be provided, he asks a
liberal share Of patronage. For terms, &c,
enquire of G.. ID. Dornn or MIR Rabbits, Ne
vada. or the subscriber at French Restaurant,
Grass Valley, between the hours Of and 3 o.
clock p. NJ. S. SHILLlNGBURG.
March 3--i5-3t
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NEVADA HOTEL.

THE business Of this establishment will
hereafter be conducted by the subscriber, who
selicits continuance Of the popular favor that
has so long marked this house This hou se is
the General Stage Office Of Nevada. Every
means will be taken TO make it a pleasant
place for transient customers and permanent
boarders. JAMES l.. OWEN.
Mnin St Nnrada Erh o7 -lS.2f
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Lime 7 I,lme,

TIIE undersigned takes this method of
L informing the citizens Of Nevada. Gras
Valley, ard the public in general. ll,al LIME
can be purchased at the Lime Kins . mile
from Auburn on or near the road 10 Sacra-
mento, and leading through Auburn. There
viii always be on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for building
purposes. Persons at distance can Depend
on getting Lime Mt any moment, by sending
their teams for tho article. Lime will be sold
much less than ii has heretofore been sold in
This country.
For further information. apply to
WM. GWYNN, Auburn
Jan. %, 1858. 4O,3m
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Valuable Property,

WNOR SALE OR RENT, at NEVADA
f. TY.-That well-known and valuable
House. known as the Exchange Coffee House,
on Main street, is now offered for sale or rent
on reasonable terms The owner is desiFous
Of leaving the State, and viii sell The house,
furniture and lot, ETC., this being one Of the
best stands for business in the city Of Nevada.
Feb. 25, l853.-4t-3t A. SANFORD.
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+ O r S A L +.

A VALUABLE RANCE situate in Ne
"A vada county, % miles from Nevada, and
near the Refund Tent Said Ranch is partly
enclosed contains 320 acres, well adapted to
agricultural purposes. Several excellent
springs on the premises.
1t will be sold cheap. Persons wishing ln-
formation in regard 10 it can be satisfied by
applying to the Round Tent House, or to
Samuel Hervey, ir., at the Post oiicc, Neva-
da. {5-f
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Dissolution of Partnership.

0NIlE partnership heretofore existing be
IL tween Taylor & Owen in the business of
the NEVADA HOTEL is dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons owing debts to said con
ccrn, are requested to settle Immediately, and
all persons having demands will present them
for payment. TAYLOR & OWEN.
E.L ~
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G.. M. Sheridan, nj. ID.
n q u and JcrovcL -,

Il. c. d. and AcCoucher,
A NAUTICAL Chemist and Metalurgst
IA Office near Boston Ravine, opposite
Glen's Quartz Mil, Grass Valley. Analyses
and assays performed with the strictest care
and attention gold and silver melted, refined
and collected from all evtrancous matter
mercury refined and purified; quartz assayed
so, as not only to give the quantity ofprecious
metals that il may contain, but also the guam
tity that may be expected to extract from i by
the method Of crushing and amalgamalion by
which il is proposed to be worked.
Agency for the sale and purchase Of quartz
and other mining claims, Medical advice TO
the poor gratis.
Dec. IL, 1852. 33-lm*
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II Edward j. Brown

WILL call at the Office of the Nevada
w Journal, he may receive a present
from his friends at home, which may be of
value 10 him. The person indicated in all
probability is from Pittsburgh,
Feb. l7.--43 3w
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For Sale or Rent.

4 Ranch. of l60 acres Of land with
good dwelling house thereon, one and half
miles from Grass Valley-terms reasona bic
Enquire of the undersigned on the premises
or A. DELANO, at Grass Valley.
44.lm DIR. RAFF.
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]. S. Harris, Nj. ID.

OFFERS his services TO the citizens OF
~ Grass Valley and vicinity Having had
many years practice in the States, he feels'con-
hdeni Of giving satisfaction to those who favor
him with their patronage. OFFICE opposite
the Empire Baths. Main street, Grass Valley.
Jan. T. 1858. 37-3mos+
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MEDICAL;
DIR. George Holmes,
Information Wanted

HEY the subscriber of his son, WM. d. Nc
ED FADDEN, and of his son-in-law, FRANCIS
NJ. MEADOWS, who in August last were in
San Diego, having come thus far by land on
heir way from home to san Francisco. From
that place they wrote home to Arkansas which
was the last ever heard of them by their friends.
Any person who can send the subscriber any
intelligence OF either Of them by mail or 9TH
erwisc, or to the Journal Office, will confer a
great favor. My son was % years old, the
other was about 25 years.
REUBEN McLADDEN.
NJ .rch 1st. lS53.-45.3t
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against David
"a Leece, deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the date of this notice,
20 Wm. Leece, his brother, at his residence
on Kentucky Flat Rough and Ready town
ship, Nevada county. WIN, LEECE.
Fes. 2S, 1858 -45-4t*
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DAGUERREOTYPES

Can be sent to any part Of the states for about
10 cests, and G EO. klLBOURNE o. Co.
have fitted up a la San Francis2o,a a suite OF
rooms, on Commercial street, between Main
and Pine, will take the pictures at any time OF
day and in al weaihcrs, and put up in any
manner of style and casing, at prices ranging
from SO upwards. Views Of Mills, Stores,
Mining Ciaims, & Co. taken at few mo
ments notice Call and examine the. Gallery
OF Specimens. 81 1T
~ We will make il an object to companies
who wish pictures of themselves individually,
by making liberal deduction to each, ii they
come in at the same time.
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Union Hotel,

BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.
0NHE undersigned, having fitted up this
il well known house in II style equal TO
any in This section Of the country, begs leave
TO announce TO his frie nds and the public thai
he is now ready to accommodate transient and
permanont boarders, and pledges himself to
all who may favor him with their patronage
that 10 pains shall be spared to make this
house as pleasant home as con be found in
any mountain town in California.
Board per week, Slo 90
" and lodging, II 90
Board pr w'k with private room I9 90
Board and lodging per day, 800
Lodging per night, 80
Private room per night 90
3m29 +. w. SMITH. Proprietor.