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From Nova Scotia.

BosroN, February /. 1853
The steamer sir John Harvey arrived here this morning.
with Halifax papers CT the 10th utm, The winter 50
far in Nova Scotia had been very mild the thermometer
not falling lower than twelve degrees below freezing On
the Goth January ice in the Gut of Canso
Accounts received at Halifax from RAGGED Island state
that the of the brig Nandaa of Savle Maine from
Tarion, Georgia, the s5ih OF December. had been
brought in there The Vandaa was dismasted on tho
4th January in lat &c. long a. and the crew after re-
naming on the reck eight DAYS. were rescued.
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UTICA, Feb !, 1863
An ARRAY occurred Corn Hill In this city last evening
between watchmen and Irishmcn, In which Of
the latter named Bernard MeManus was shot dead and
another severely wounded by pistol shot by Simmons
~atchman. The Coroners jury have returned verdict
that simmons killed deceased in the defence OF himself
md
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

mitted TO him. he could exfssss ue opinion that the
revenues which would be derived from such source
would be very small
Mr.. CoSuER (dem believed the amount of these depo
sites would be million And nor let the Senate Iosk
at tdoes not the state abundanty repay % the city by
its nnnihcent charitable appropriations whatever that
city has advanced He thought the statistics Of apprO
Iration bills would demonstrate this
The amendment OF Mr. Babcock, modified By Mr.
Coneer prevailed
The committee reported progress and then the Senate
adjourned.
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New Telegraph line.

The Boston and Vermont Telegraph line was completed
yesterday 10 Montreal We have received the following
despatch over it.
MONTREAL, Feb. IL =. NJ,
Thermometer IL degrees below Weather clear.
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Obituary..
DEATH or MEL GRAY, ESQ.

DEATH or MEL GRAY, ESQ.
Mel Gray Esq, President Of tho Hremens Insurance
Company Of this city died on the 30h ult in the esd
year of Ills age. Mr.. Gray was, for number Of years.
OF the Tenth ward in the Common Ceun-
cf where he distinguished for his integrity vigilance
and zeal for the public interests He was prominent
by those who knew him. Of every political denomination.
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SUNDAY MAIL FROM NEW YORK TO BosroN-
Postmaster Gordon, Of Boston, has been authorized
by the Post Office Department 10 make the necessary
arrangements for q Sunday evening mail between
New York and Boston, to leave New York Sunday
evening.
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The Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad
Completed.

4,
The rails the whole line Of the Atlantic and St. law
renee Railroad from Portland to Island Point the
NADIA line are laid and the locomotive has passed mp
4he Point and back The Last rail- was laid ON Saturday
night.
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Personal Intelligence.


Mr. Bartlett Of the Mexican Boundary Commission, Is
in town.
At the Irving House--Hon. Messrs. Preston King.
Daniel T. Jones' Henry Wabrdge, Jno. Wells, and A.
j. Gossbrenner Sergeant at Arms Of the House Of Re-
presentatyes accompanying the remains of the late
Hon Alex H. Buell. Lieut.. H. Il. Davenport, VS.,
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Affairs I'm Albany.

TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD AND SAVINGS BANKS BILLS
IN THE SENATE-sPIRITED DEBATE IN TIE ASSEM-
BLY, on THE WILLIAMSBURG FERRY BrLL-sERIous
CHARGE AGAINST THE WING CANAL COMMISSION
ER-THE JERRY RESCUE TRIALS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW HERALD
ALBANY, Feb. l. 1853.
hour vas spent this morning in the Senate in dis
cussng motion made by Mr. Bennett to refer the Pacific
Railroad bill to the committee to report complete The
majority appeared to be in favor OF amending it in
mtce of the whole, but before the question was taken
Mr. Cooley moved the special order-being the bill rea
tive to Savings banks.
After another hour Mr. Pierce moved to rise and report
progress the purpose going into executive session.
which was lost
Half hour afterwards, Mr.. Bristol, Glem renewed
The motion to rise, hut it again lost.
At quarter past two motion made TO adjourn,
which carriedfour democrats voting with the wings
in the Affirmative. The negative democrats were esirous
to 20 into executive session. as the day appointed
for that business 30 there viii be no appointments
hrmed this week.
In the Assembly while the bill to incorporate the pco.
pies ferry between New York and Williamsburg was
under discussion Sr. Henry Shaw opposed it, and
to crafty certain specuaiors Mr. d. b. Taylor in reply
ably yindicated Mr.. Perry the Mayor of Williamsburg,
Mr. Hicks Mr. Booiman. and others, from the aspersion
General Duryea's bill for the orga naation of regiment
the House An effort will be made to reconsider it,
An attempt made by Mr. Kennedy, to galyanzc his
Homestead resolutions, but the good sense OF the House
Kept them under
The Joint resolution offered by Mr.. Gale, insinuates
that Henry Ftzhugh, the whig Canal Commissioner, IL
interested in canal boats and in hydraulic privileges
leased the State in which such officers prohibit
ed from ha ing any The charge ii true. will
subject the Commissioner TO trial upon writ Of I'M
Ieachment
The trial of Salmon n gging its slow length along in
the United States Court. The Is thronged with
auditors, many OF them negroes. Fred. Douglass sits
among the lawyers taking notes side OF the table,
and Gcrrit Smith the other One OF the jurors was
seen close conversation with the prisoner last night
and questioned about II by the judge, this morning
Rather than the examination Of witnesses,
the District Attorney allowed the juror to retain his seat
The prevailing opr ion is that the jury win not agree
upon verdict w.
Democratic Nomination for u. $. Senator I'm
Massachusetts,.
BosToY, Feb l. 1853.
The democratic members Of the Legislature have nom
mated Hon. Caleb Cushing as democratic candidate for
United states Senator.
Confagration at Broclxport, NY.
ROCHESTER, Feb. I, 1853
destructive fire occurred in Brockport in this county
last night. large block Of buildings was entirely con
sumed and the loss Is 0o0 Among the sufferer;
are the followng-Hon. t. b. Holmes, law Office Thomas
and Markets. bank Bromley's hotel also hardware md
grocery The telegraph Office was also DESTROYED
9he origin Of the fire Is unknown.
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Democratic Nomination for U. s. Senator I'm
Massachusetts,.

BOSTON, ftU I. I6JJ
The democratic members Of the legislature have nomi
mated Hon Caleb Gushing democratic candidate for
United states Senator.
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work These transfers form part of the documents
municated.
In december, 1850, party Of engineers with compc
tent equipment, sent out from the United States
great expense by the American assignces to complete
the necessary surveys tho sihmus who continued so
employed until the month OF June following when they
required to discontinue the work and to leave the
country This effected through letter from the Go
of Tehuantepec dated June g. 1851 transmitting
from the Governor OF Oaxaca order from the Minister
OF Relations in Mexico issued in pursuance of law mp
proved by the President of the Mexican Republic on the
22d May, 1851 by which Law the grant TO Garay was
made null and void.
The committee have thus briefly traced this grant
from its inception to its regular and legitimate transfer
70 It's present holders all Of whom II IL believed are c
zons OF the United States.
II will be that by the terms Of the grant and the
decree Of 1872 on which was founded the honor and
faith Of Mexico pledged to maintain the grantee
las well any private individual company, succeed
ing representing him, either natives foreigners in
the undisurbed enjoyment Of the concessions granted
work extended from time TO time by the Mexican gov
ernment until 1t expired the 1st Of July 1896 under
the circumstances detailed above And II will be seen
that as soon the became estab
shed this single lapse cured by the decree Of Saas
OF November 1546, giving two years. further time until
the 5h November 1Si8 to the work and that
the work was actually commenced within this period
The committee will proceed TO show that the Mex
can government has, subsequently to this decree of No
yember 1640, recognized In the most oca man
neI the binding validity Of this grant and admitted its
In lS407 the assignment OF the grant 10 Manning A.
Mcintosh was duly notified to the government OF Mexico
and on their complaint President Herrera issued orders
TO the Of Oaxaca and Vera Cruz TO prevent Tho
cutting Of mahogany the lands granted by sny other
than the English company.
In 1647 whilst the treaty Of peace was under nerot
ton MT Irist, the commissioner on the part OF the
posed large money consideration TO Mexico for right
Of way the lsthmus Of Tchuantcpec and was an
swered "that Aoes could not treat this subject bs.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Attention All!
ROSENHEIM e BRO

Main street, first door below Phelps Hotel.
p PESPECTFULLY inform their friends
lland the public in general that they have
now on hand, and are constantly receiving q
S2eadid Assortmenf Of
MATCHES and Jewelrg.
the finest ever offered in this city, embracing
q variety of Watches Of different escapcmcnts.
beth OF GOLD AND SILVER, and tho latest
style of CHAINS, SEALS AND KEYS to match;
togcther7with the
Most Fashionable Jewclru.
consisting Of fine California Gold, Diamond
$,Pearl Rings, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Brace
lets, &c. also Lockets, Pins, Pencils, Gold
Spectacles, &c. Also Silver Forks, Table.
Dessert and Tea Spoons, and a..great variety
OF Fancy and other Goods. both useful and
ornamental. Clocks Of various descriptions,
we would call the particularly attention of
those desirous of sending
Presents TO their friends at home.
to our well selected stockyof Goods.
p. s. California Jewelry of almost evcrv
description made to order. Watches, Clocks.
and Chronometers carefully repaired at the
shortest notice. r. 6 BRO. April 29.3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
PROCLAMATION

Of Simon Prayer, the Pedlar.
TW Now all the FA1k LADIES S of this good
1kA city Of Nevada, that am able and will
ling to
Sell cheaper Dry and Fancy Goods
than any .toro keeper, all their self-praise and
blowing notwithstanding, and l will prove 1t
with the following reasons:
LIST; ! 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.
3D.; receive every week fresh assortment
from my brother. and save you also, the per
centage which the purchasing agent at the
Bay, OF the storekeeDsrs receives.
I'll always try to sell as cheap as can, al
Though never use those honeyed words to
bribs you, fair ladies, in tho belief that dear il
cheap and cheap is doar
SIMON PRAGER.
Nevada May lst, 1883. may6-4t
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Grass Valley Saw Mill.

NI1IlE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is nsw in
full operation, and prepared to gil all orders
for LII UMBER Of every description.
The Engine is q first class sixty horse pow
sr. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW,
and Circular Saw-the former having 2S0
strokes, and the latter over one thousand reys-
lutions per minute and capable Of manufactu-
ring about 5000 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 40 inches in width, or wider if re-
quired.
We shall put un in few wceks, splendid
planning MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent) capable of dressing
boards on both sides at the samo time; Also,
''tongue,' groove q. "bead" them for coil
ings, flooring, Sc. &c.
Tie "Grass Valley Satc MHt,n
is situated near the centre Of the village, on
the south side Of Wolf Greek, (Auburn read)
and forms conspicuous landmark, as well to
citizens as to strangers. new and substan
tial bridge will be Immediately erected oveI
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.
Cash, at the loirest prizes.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley, April 20, 1853-52-u
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0NHE undersigned, grateful for the liberal
u patronage conferred upon the Miners
Drug Store by the Public of Nevada and vi
cinity, during the two years last past. begs
leave to solicit continuation OF favors as
heretofore. Having recently added largely to
his former stock Of Drugs and Medicines, Ire
is now prepared to serve the public more eff
ciently than at any former time. His stock
consists in part of the following PoPrLAR
REMEDIES of the day: Sands, Townscnds,
Bulls, and Corbet's Extracts Of Sarsaparila; |;
Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifuge,
and Sapative Pills; Ayres' Cherry Peotoral,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Osgood's
India Choagegue, Moffatt's Bitters and Pills,
llewes' and Webster's Nerve and Bono Lini-
ment, Mustang Liniment, Perry Davis Pain
Killer, Chloroform, Concentrated Sulphuric
Ether. Nitric. Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic,
Citric and Tartaric Acids Seidlitz Powders,
Carbonate and Sal Soda, Salts of Tartar, Car
Donate and Calcncd Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
Sulphur, pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of
Rose, Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis,
Cinnamon, Gloves, Rosemary, Peppermint,
Pennyroyal, Juniper, Spruce. Tansy, and ORR
ganum /; Olive and Almond Oils Arrow X loot,
Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss !;
Trusses, single and double; Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles, Syringcs. 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 60 away dis
satisfied.
DR. MOORE will attend all calls, MS here
tofore in the practice of The various depart
ments of his profession.
JESSE MOORE, M. D.
Nevada, April Goth, lS53.-52-3m is+
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Fashionable Tailor f!

TN compliance with the wish of many Of
j. our patrons we have secured the services
of Mr.. J. ii. DOWNING, well known az
"Major Jack" the popular foreman Of the
Cutting Department. in the "Oak Hall es-
tablishment," and are now prepared to MAKE
TO ORDER any style of garment for Mems
wear, being supplied with CLoTns, CAssI-
MEREs AND VxsrISGs, in COED varieties, and
the latest FASHION PLATES AND PATTERNS
Ladies' Riding Habits, Childrens Clothes
etc. Cut and Made. Z-Altering and Re
pairing neatly done, OF course.
Our stock Of Ready y-msdc Clothing, Dry
Goods, etc. will be kept well supplied a
usual. q. ID. D0RNIN & Co,
American Dry Goods and Clothing Store
may elm Commercial st.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
NEW STORE.

rFHE subscribers have opeRed the large
i stoic fronting on Broad and Pine sts.,
formerly occupied by Iiirst, Gray and Wall
and filed it with heavy stock of
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Boots,
and all the articles needed for Miners and
Hotel supplies, of a superior quality, which
they will sell at fair rates. We intend to
keep good Goods, and hope by strict atten.
lion to business to merit a liberal share oi
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
20 ict its continuance.
Nevada, May 6, ls53.tf KIDD & WALL.
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METALS, METALs.-The Subscribers hay
IVA ing removed to their new warehouse,
are prepared to offer their extensive stock OF
Metal, at the lowest market prices.
1000 boxes tin plate assorted brands;
5000 bundles sheet iron, Nos 10 to %;
100 tons boiler and shutter iron
200 tons No Scotch pig iron;
l6 tons bar iron, shutter sizes;
8 tons spring and plow steel
8 tons horse shoe iron;
. tons wrench iron, best quality
2 tons blacksmths' anvils;
800 bundles iron wiro, assorted numbers;
3OOOO lbs lead pipe, all sizes;
SC, 900 lbs zinc
so bundles Russia Iron;
$50 kegs boiler and shutter rivcts
i50 bundles galvanized iron
Ic0 boxes Canada plate
20c0 lbs block tin;
5000 lbs bar and pig load
800 kegs nails,
3009 lbs iron vices
1000 feet leather hoses
20 doz long and short handled shoyels;
80 gross dinner plates;
80 dos crow bars steel points;
20. 900 lbs braziers' sheathing copper
$4,000 lbs yellow sheathing metal
2UG0O lbs cast steel, from ! to 2 inch square =
3OOOsibs sheet brass;
100 doz Collins California picks;
20 doz Collins axes
800 doz faucets, from I to inch;
100 force pumps, large and small
Also a large assortment OF tinmen's tools,
machines, &c.
mlv6-lm a and Al California ct.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Middle Ferry on South Yuba,

ENIvE miles north of Nevada, the most di-
ID. rect route to Downieville, Grass Valley,
Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore's Flat, Mineso-
ia, San Juan, Cherokee, French Corral, Poor
Mans and HOPKINS Creek, Seventy Six, Pine
Grove, Kelsey and Sears Diggings, and oil
other mining regions north Of Ophir, Hang
town, Auburn, Sacramento city, &c.
Persons travelling north, would do well to
visit Nevada, to sec all the late improvements
in Mining 1t has ever been, and will eontin-
us to be for length of time, the richest and
most extensive mining district that has ever
been discovered in tho country.
Travellers honoring us with n call will find
good accommodations at the Ferry.
April 29.3m DAW o. ROBINSON.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Rush Creek Ferry I!
NOTICE

VIZ Z notify the public and the travelling
w community in general, that the well
known Ferry, which is sometimes known as
'Swcetland'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
good new Gable and Tackle, and two cxpe-
rienced Ferrymen, who have been in constant
attendance for two years, end 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* klMBALL & HANSON.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
N O TT c e.

TNHE member. Of the Ripple Box compa.
i ny are requested to meet at the Tunnel
Cabin on the l4th inst, Saturday, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, for business of importance.
Those persons in OF out of the company
who wish to hay any Of the Canon claims in
Deer Creek are requested to attend said
meeting. The claims and other articles
will be sold at Auction to close the mining
interest Of the company.
All persons having demands against said
company, are requested to present the same
fer payment. J. WARREN MASON 1
May l3-lt Agent
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Removal.

d s. DORR has removed from Battery
IL. street to the Iron Warehouse, recently
occupied by George w. Shaw & Co, Cali
fornia street wharf, and offers for sale, pei
recent arrivals
500 half bbls No. and Extra Mackercl;
750.bbls Haxall Flour;
so bbls Crushed Sugar;
$50 half bbls Crushed Sugar
rs half bbls Coffee Crushed Sugar
II cases Writing Paper;
SO .dez three-hooped Pals
30 doz two.hooped Pals
100 bbls Pilot Bread
40.bbls Sugar covered Parched Corn,
(for Confectioners, superior article j
l50.boxes Cognac Brandy;
80 bbls Carolina Rice
Iron Doors and Shutters, two-fold 4,
Long handled Shovels, Picks
Regalia Cigars Ladies' Caters, etc etc.
STORAGE will be taken in tho Ware
house by Messrs GREENE & HEATH.
April 29-Im
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
NEVADA HOTEL.

Hotel, and opened it to the public, are prepared
to accommodate regular ard transient Beard
ers, in the best manner. Under their care the
Hotel is beng entirely rehtted and rsfsrnished
in every part, and ne pains will be spared ia
make j, equal TO any in the mining region.
TIE Bed Rooms will be under the care oi
Mrs. Lewis, and will bs kept airy, clsan and
comfortable.
The Table will be supplied in the best man
ner possible in this market.
The Bar will be furnished with the best Lii
quors and Cigars.
1t will be Che aim Of the Proprietofs 10 en-
sure model house in the Nevada Hotel.
LOUIS L. BAPST,
ALFRED klDDEL.
81 3ms THOS. J. GROUARD.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
THE PHOENIX SALOON

XMTILL be opened on Saturday evening.
w May 18th, where something may al
ways be found that is
Cooling and Refreshing.
There Is No person living who would not be
glad, (especiaiay in California, where the op-
pressive hot days in this climate, almost pros
trstes man'svigor,) to find place where he
can have The delsctable and invigorating en-
joymcnt of irst rate ICE CREAM. or a
glass Of good Soda or Lemonade with Ice.
Such place is now open and ready for the
rtceptisn Of visitors, in the new and spacious
building which will henceforth be known as
the PHOENIX SALOON, situated between
Adams B Co.'S Banking Hense and the Post
Office at the foot of Main and Broad Streets
and where you can always keep COOL"
The pfoprietors, (hnving associated them,
selves together under the namo and firm Of
Foster q Asher) would most respectfully So
ilit the patronage of their friends, and the
pubic generally. And il shall ever be our
constsnt am and study to make the PHOENIX
SALOON i pleasant and agreeable place of re-
sort for the Ladies-ihe Miner the Merchant
tho Iawyer--the Mechanic--the man of leis-
ure; in short, ALL TRADES AkD PRsFEssIoNs
We shall endeavor to keep constantly on hand
the following articles: viz--lCE CREAM, MS
good as can be found in California Fresh
and preserved fruits. Confectionery of all
k;nds at Wholesale or retail-such as Pepper
mint. Cream, Sassafras, Wintergrocn, Lemon,
Hoarhsund, Rose, Rock, Almond, Molasscs-
aud fancy candies. And last, but not least,
we have just commenced the Manufacture Of n
new and superior article of COUGH CANDY
so iaueh needed in our COMMUNICATIVE
has never been introduced in this community
fore, and which ia intailibe in Its effects, in
eradcating coughs; and it needs only to be
tried to be universally appreciated. We man
ufacture oil of own candies, fresh every weo&,
md our customers shall never be deprived of
that beautiful flavor and vitality so necessary
in nice candies, but which is always the case
with imported candies, caused ny exposure TO
the atmosphere. We win always sell cheap
as the cheapest.
Let those rat candy now who never ate before,
And those whs alwdys ate now cat the more
We shall also keep constaatly on hand a
good and fresh article of nuts, az Wdlauts,
Almonds, Sheiled Almonds, Filborts, Brazil
nuts, dni Peanuts. Also Dates, Raisons.
Figs, Pies Cai.s, ,Cust0rds, Fresh peaches and
cream, Honey, Bread aud Milk Oyster Stews,
and variety Of other good things of life, too
numerous TO mention.
We Manufacture at our establishment fhe
very best article Of LEMON SYRUP, which
will be sold at tho Salosn by the pint. quart
or gallon. FOSTER Il ASHER.
Nevada, May 18Th, 1855 IL
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
St0rage at MarysEille.
NOTICE.

"A LII persons are warmed from purchasing
certain house on the road leading from
Grass Valley to Boston Ravine. on the RIG hit
hand side above Cascrts d. Scstt's quartz mill,
and known as Allison's stables. Tho said
buildings were leased by Allison to a certain
Robert Barclay for the consideration of twen-
~ dollars per month and the said Allison in :
tends to defend his title to the said build ing
and lot. THOMAS w. ALLISON ?
Apr29.3w
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
WIN. G. Badger.

Importer and Commission Merchant,
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made
IA Clothing--Gcn. Harrison Block, Bat
scry st. between Clay and Merchant, I'd door
from CLAW. San Francisco, Nav l3-Sm