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beliered be served the Mate Alright. After
the witnesses had all done, the Squire then
called on Lawyer preseIt "to take up for
the prosecution" but being informed By the
"Apostle" that he (lhe lawyer was wit
ness in the case now pending, it was there
fore decided that it would not be legal for
him to have anything more 10 say.
While the witnesses were stating what
they "knowed," the "Apostle of Wisdom, ="
was busy in taking NOTES on a small slip Of
paper about the size of-of-a piece of chalk,
preparatory to a 'Llow off, The Squire
told him that if he had anything to say, "to
blate it out or forever alterward hold hi.
peace" "Heroaies then aros,, )" and with a
very knowing gesture peculiar TO himself
proceeded to state to the Jury ''that the case
was perfectly clear, clear as mud--''thal
the Mate was guilty of mutiny in the first
degree, and mol the Captain guilty of mur-
der" lie was rather mild in the outset
but wound up by threatening to "slranglp
all who dare approach his clients Cradle
of Liberty"
His Honor "seated high upon the adora-
bic seat Of Justice, like the American Eagle
perched upon the Asiatic rock of Gibralter,
whilst the caddverous clouds of the valley
flow meanderingly at his extended feei,'
then proceeded to CHARGE the Jury seated
upon the six stools with as much caution
as if life or death depended on every word
He told the Jury that sit struck bis mind
Ia very small thing to strike tia; one Of
the witnesses had sworn that two ak handles
was drelcn, and that Captain - drd,red
the 6rst," whereupon, the Apostle very me-
chanically fumbled over his long list Of
notes and informed his Honor that he had
no! "Gor THAT DOWN." so he wound up
by telling them "that all doubts should be
on the prisoners side"
"Finely," The audience was requested to
leave the room for the jury TO decide. They
proceeded 10 sum up the evidence and then
10 look at the law, and then at the writ, when
10! it was found that Captain - WAS NOT
CHARGED WITH ANYTHING consequently
they brought in a verdict of-"not guilty"
The house broke up in hurra the Capt.
"reated all hands )" and thus passed away
the glory of Esquire CrabapPle's Cert.
The "desd man" was seen next morning
at a game of "ten. pins"
QUERY.-Where shall We find an equal
Ecuo.-"Posy kounty, Indeanny !"
Yours as ever, BROWN.
Cincinnati claims an average Of five hun
, 1853-09-10
From OREGON.

By an arrival from Oregon, We have a
few items of news from that territory.
The report Of the death of Gen. Lane is
untrue as also, the one relative to the burn
ing OF jacksonville. No farther reliable in
formation than that which we publish in
another column, had been received from the
scene OF hostliiics.
Business was unusually dull at Portland,
and the market flooded with goods of every
description. Several fre-proof brick build
ings we're in course of erection.
The steamer Lot Whicomb has gone on
the ways for repairs, but will resume her
regular trips in about fortnight. Steam
ers Fashion and Multnomah are running to
the Cascades.
The little steamer dWashiuglon" had ar.
rived safely at Umpqua, and, as matter O.
course, "as,onished the natives consider
ably.
James McCabe, Esq, prominent lawyer
of Portland, was actively engaged in organ
izing company of volunteers for the pro
lection Of the emigrant trail.
The immigration was coming in slowly
and pretty generally in good condition. s.
far, they have crossed the Cascades will
their wagons and stock, and, we presume
will continue TO do so until the rains rende
the road impossible.
Mr.. A. WeiSenthal was elected city re
corder. at a special election, held in Port
land on the lst inst.
, 1853-09-10
REMOVAL!

THE undersigned beg leave to inform their pat.
L rons and friends that they have removed to the
new store on the corner opposite their old stand
where they will be happy to see their old custom
ers and all others who may favor them with call
Thankful for the extensive patronage they have
received, they hope for a continuance Of the same
Receiving goods by every vessel they have now
on hand, and intend to keep at all times, full and
varied assortment, which they offer at the loves
market prices.
BETTMAN & BRAND.
Olympia, Sept 10th 1853 nl-3t
, 1853-09-10
Editors Table.

Our friends will please bear in mind that
a ne,o hand takes a seat at "the table," next
week, who is as yet, an entire stranger 10
the delicious flavor of Puget Sound clans
and oysters-in the meantime, "our table,"
would acknowledge the receipt Of two most
excellent pies, some very nice cake, etc., for
all of which, particular lady friend Of ours
will please accept thanks.
D4- J. w. SULLIVAN, next door TO the
Post Office, San Francisco, has again placed
US under Obligations for copies of Gleason's
Pictorial, Barnum's Illustrated News and
other papers.
~ Brig &C. W. Kendall" Capt. d.
]. Cove, arrived at Steilacoom on the lst
inst, 10 days from San Francisco.
U Brig " "ConsorI" is loading at AP-
pie Tree Cove. "
, 1853-09-10
NEW GOODS /!

TUsT Received EK Ship Persia and Bark
81 Sarah WsTen, large and desirable assort.
ment of Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of the following;
New Flour, Pork, cheese, Tea, coffee, Sugar
Molasses, Soap, Vermicllla, Linseed oil, Dried
Apples, White Lead; Glass Blankets Green
Barese; Bowie Knives Nails; Door Locks
ID. b. Guns Compasses Powder; Knives end
Forks; Steel Squares; spear & Jackson's Hand.
saws Bench and Match Planes Chissels Au.
gurs Pocket Rules Garden Hoes and numerous
other articles which we offer for sale at a small
advance BETTMAN & BRAND.
Olympia, Sent. 10; 1853. 3wI
, 1853-09-10

The OREGON R."-This ia
miliar old journal has been " born again, I"
and re appears on its old stamping ground,
Oregon City. ITS dress is new, and its
looks quite becoming. We hope our friend
ScuEEDLY may prosper.
, 1853-09-10

60 A three-masted clipper schooner,
called the "CarbOn," has arrived in the
Sound from San Francisco. She is a new
vessel and recently made a quick trip from
Machias, Maine, to San Francisco. We
regret that We have no particular dcscrip-
tion OF her.
, 1853-09-10

20 Bark Success" Capt Coupe, ar
rived in Penn's Cove last week. Our
thanks are due Capt. C. for a file of San
Francisco papers to 10Th Of August, the
date of his sailing.
, 1853-09-10

Sa- SlOOP as. E. Shepherd Capt. L.
Bills, arrived at this port on Tuesday morn.
ing last, and sailed in the evening with a
cargo Of pork, -four, empty barrels, &c, for
S,Pllc9om.
, 1853-09-10

PUTALLUP FISHERY AGAINST THE WORLD
-MesSrs. RILEY & SWAN, one day last
week, at one haul with their seine caught
TWO THOUSAND FISH fifteen hundred Of
them were good large salmon.
, 1853-09-10

D@- D. R. BIcELow, Esq, of the board
Of code commissioners, has returned 10
Olympia. He informs US that the board
have completed their labors.
, 1853-09-10

B9- Sloop Sarah Stone," Capt. Slater
arrived in our harbor on Wednesday last, 2
days from Port Townsend. We are indebt-
ed 10 Capt. S. for marine intelligence, &c.
, 1853-09-10

RS- BRTrMAN & BRAND have removed
to Sa1ent's new building, directly opposit,
their old stand. \
, 1853-09-10

Ba- Brig Leonesa," Capt. Howard
arrived at Alki on Monday last, 90 day,
from San Francisco.
, 1853-09-10

70 Those of our patrons in arrears arc
respectfully invited 10 settle with our agents
or remit directly to MS.
, 1853-09-10

SPOKEN AT SEA.-On the 9th July, Hud-
son Bay Co.'s propeller Otto, Is days from
London for Vancouver'sslsland, in latitude
IA N, longitude l4O w. q
, 1853-09-10

N- LIEUT.. H. C. HoDcEs, who has been
at Fort Steilacoom for the last few days COL
lecting provisions, &C., for the surveying
party under Capt. G. B. MCCLELLAN, left
on the morning of the 9Th inst. on his re-
turn to the mountains. He reports that
Capt. MCCLELLAN was pursuing bis recon-
noissance in a nOrtherly direction on the
east Of the Cascade range, and would most
probably find favorable pass through the
mountains between the head waters Of the
main Yakima on the east and those of the
Snoqualamy on the west side of Mt. Rainier.
Lieut.. H., in coming from Capt. Nc
CLELLAN's camp to the Sound, followed
principally the new immigrant road recent
ly opened by the united efforts of our citi-
zenS. He thinks it now practicable for OK
teams, though of course susceptible Of much
improvement. He has been authorized to
offer equivalent 10 three hundred dollars to
any one who, within two months, will sue
cessfully pioneer train often wagons across
the mountains.
We are grati6sd to learn that Major
LARNARD, commanding Fort SteilacoOm,
holds himself in readiness to render every
suitable assistance from his post, the mo-
ment the immigrants should require it. Nc
news as yet from Gov. STEVENS.
, 1853-09-10

p6r Brig "JOhn Davis" Capt. Pray
arrived at SteilacOom on Tuesday last, 2:
days from San Francisco.
, 1853-09-10

B@- w. T. SAYwARD's steam saw mil
at Port Ludlow is now in operation. Sue.
cess to our enterprising friend.
, 1853-09-10
Victoria Colonial Academy,
Fort Victoria, Vancouver's Island.
CONDUCTED by
MR.. ROBERT BARR.

(Late Master Of the Leeds Moral and Indus,ri,
Training School, and who was there HonorsI
with a certificate Of competency from the Lord,
Commissioners Of Her Majesty's Most IlonorpbI'
Privy Council on Education in England.)
WTHO receives into his house a limited nun.
w b0r of Young Ladies and Gcniemen, vbo
are boarded and Educated at $50 per annum
washing $40 per annum extra, has few vaesp,
cies, which may be secured on on early applie.,
tion.
N, B. The health and comfort Of the puph
will be strictly attended to, and they will BE-
treated as the members Of his own family.
, 1853-09-10

20 o. Hinton alias S. G. Gordon. who
committed a robbery Of the U. S. Mail in
Ohio, has been arrested in Los Angeles,
and Is in jail
, 1853-09-10

TENTH OF SEPTEMBER.-This is the an
niversary Of Perry's victory on Lake Erie
, 1853-09-10
D. r. Bigelow, Quincy A. BIoOLr.
BIGELOW g. BROOKS.
A r T o r " Z Us A LAM,
OLYMPIA, THURsToN COUNTY,
Washinpton Tcrritorv.

OLYMPIA, THURsToN COUNTY,
Washington Territory
d. R. Bigelow, one of the firm, has just return.
ed from the Land office, at Oregon city, and ".
are now prepared to advise and assist setIIsn in
filing" notifications of their claims.
Settlers will DO well TO keep in remsnb1n,s
the following clause of section third Of The u.
structions issued from the General Land ohcs,
April so, 1853, to wit:
"Settlers on surveyed public lands in the Tor.
ritores of Oregon and Washington, are required
TO give notice thereof to the Surveyor GensuI
according to the prescriptions in the act Of ana
September 1850, concerning which instruction.
have heretofore been given but under the lta
amended act settlers on lands not yet surveyed
must file their notifications" of the same win
the Surveyor General on, OF prior to, the lSI d.
cember 1853.
Failure to file such notice as aforesaid will OBJ.
rate as a forfeiture of the claim"
Sept. 10, 50. Sml
, 1853-09-10
Columbian Hotel.

OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
TNHE Subscriber would respectfully IA
call the attention Of the public to fss9s5.ssfh
his House, as as is prepared to furnish III
the best the country affords. NoSszk
pains will be spared to render all who call as com
Portable as is possible. Thankful ior past favors
he hopes to morit liberal share of patronage.
Also, hay and oats KEEP, for horsos
MILAs GALLIIER.
Olympia, SEPT. 10, 1853. III
, 1853-09-10

Cincinnati claims an average Of five hun
dred marriages a month.
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Domestic Markets.

NEv BEDFORD Or MARKET, August 15.-Sperm CONT
in moderate demand, and prices have not varied.
We notice sale Of 600 bbls since last at 81 % per
gallon. Wbale-There is fair inquiry but the transac
holders being very firm The transactions include 800
bbls good polar at &c., and GOO bbls do at SIC per
gallon. Whalebone continues in demand at full prices
The Gales include 10 900 lbs good polar at 33c. 600
do. at % and 900 lbs handsome do at &c., per h.
Imports of oil and bore into the United SAes for the
ending August is
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VIrATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS TOOLS
w watch maerias Stubs files ar tools eogravers toos
watch glasscs rolling milf turning Iathss &C., tor sAls
by Nm III. f1ASSE, 70 Chatham street,
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INSTRUCTION .

CPANISH LAS GUACE "A SPANISH GENTLEMAN,
- avorsbly known in this city teacher Of his native
language wifi impart private instruction In the
dies and gentlemen and will also make transatons with
correctness and proprey Apply ~ - CSeeae street,
tween Canal AMI Grsti,
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klonmonos Virgins
DAINT WORKS FOR sALE-THE BUILDINGS. EN-
IL
conyenisnti situated within ow feet Of the Hudson
sold on very particulars apply the
depot, 100 Murray street
CALoON FOR SALE-ABOUT THE BEST LOCATION
- in Broadway and we'll furnished rent low business
@ ss %s s:p; TsS.'
TO PRINTERs.-ToR SALE, A CYLINDER PRESS,
:. O. r
second hand medium press and distributors also about
% .nS :?& ss .stn.n street. CONNER
To TAILORs.-FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
The prsmsss good and the rent low The made
trade could be added great advantage Apply at the
United States A. r., l02 Nassau street
TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINE FOR sALE-oNE OF
Rogers patent in complete order with pressing boxes
bargain. Apply to RIDDLE CRAWFORD l29 Front st.
VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR SALE IN vRI
sinia--Privatey until the 10Th Of September next,
when not previously disposed Of will ct pub
" on s a. r. s 81 ss. The sSSys
y has on i gSSa ,na all q
board and Roanoke Railroad three and three quarter miles
from Portsmouh i accessible by raroad county road
aa o
~ gentlemen known TO b. more extensively and successful
& Sry fsvn and m
well that is the best for such purposes In the county
in III. ne;gStorhocd MT william j. Bishop says that il L
brst rate trucking land. Mr. William ssyrs says that it h
V %K iss sSVs' nas vsssy srss
vurArCu MAKFRs Ann JFWfIIENS, Tonrs
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$4,000

oglots, maps print
lop pricts that the,
20 attead 70 wishes
act OBJ ,ot 70 BviJ
at9ss ssa cta,01.
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MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN RICHMOND, VA,
M for sAeThe undersigned ehers for sale that
valuable milling property in Richmond Virginia heretofore
occupied by Thorn -four and plaster MILL Is situated
Rockets Tho water fall o4 feet Is capable Of driving
three pairs The buildings consist mi s. by %
feet three stories high saw mill BY so feet now used a.
splaster MILL frame dwelling, With fou. rooms; stables
ko all In good order The attention Of foundrymen and
engine builders 10 particularly called to this property
being most desirable site for carrying their business
Ges creek the mill yard. Moulding sand Is found
fifty yards Of the buildings By Snail outlay ralrosd
laid from the buildings TO the river thereby enabling
the to put engines other heavy articles board
There about two and half Of ground attached
rare for obtaining most admirable position for
foundry PURPOSES combining every advantage Of economy
II, r AE. 8. TALIAFERRO,
or WELLINGTON GODDIN,
Vtrciu
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WANTED TO HIRE-sUFFICTENT GROUND ON
North river or At Atlantic dock for lumber yard
where sloops load and oad also TO hire m An we'll
acquainted With the Wholesale lumber trade at New York
Address B., Herald office.
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r OTIS FOR SALE.-TwO LOTS ON THE NORTH
IL Of First and l15th street, Har-
sm for GALE They form front Of so feet Frat avenss
100 feet ll5h street. Price Thousand and my
doal al 500 Four hun&ssd and sixty two ss69 SoIan
before O'clock A. M address note to Mr. Put
M srald fioA
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UNOR SALE-TWo VALUABLE LOTS ON TWENTY
sixth street, 200 feet east Of Fourth avenue 2.A9s
street 100 feet east Of Fourth These lots cannot
E. B. KINSHINER, 3l9 Fourth avenue, from 70 T. N.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE AT TIDE WATER.

The quantity Of four wheat corn and barley left a.
tasva.er during tie second week August: IN the years
1852 ani 1853 was as follows
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ness and lease Of neatly fitted up shop in the lower
JOhN WILSON l63south street. up stairs. This rare
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ITO IF1-A THREE STORY HOUSE, HANDSOMELY
L furnished, containing all the modern improvements
Rent moderate portion Of which will be taken in board
Inquire at No. e3 West Twenty seventh street
urpl
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ToR sALE-FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A LADIES
boarding house. all in good order, and PLEASANTLY To-
Gated the Of the city block west Of Broadway
Any perpon Of engaging need but CALL examine
and inquire to be perfectly satisfied. cash
such an opportunity rarely Address, post paid
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ITO LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE. HANDSOMELY
L furnithed containing all tho modern nprov
Rent moderate portion Of which will be taken In boaed
Inquire at No 1893 West Twenty seventh street References
Tired.
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d.lphla House. L. TuoksI IN oensequencs Of severe
business On sccount health his friends and his ply
seia1s hay. advised him to give public s He viii sell
try The hoass and tho proprietor Won known and need
NO conwAnte Apply 1t l46 and lH BoWery.
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I,oR sALE-A TWO YEARS LEASE, WITH THE
stock and futures Of grocery aad liquor store now 40
wishes Of bad health. For further
the premises, No. 348 Tenth
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
TNHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
i and is always prepared TO repair watches, broken
ieweIry, SC, in the most workmSnSs manner, and en-
the mostresOnable terms. He has Ow on hand, and
onsantly receiving fresh supplies Of the finest and
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, &C. from
the best importing houses in the east, His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains;
as he offers great Inducements to purchasers
The citizens Of Marion and Rails counties arc re-
spectIully invited tc give me call. Store on Main
street, opposite the "GreAt Western Csept5l
just received in addition 10 his fomeT stock, sup
py Of Ear Rings, Pins, sc, Also very fine lot OF
JET Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
Pens-w -warSnted--a very 6ne Article. oetsA.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-19
NEVER FAILING REMEDY III
HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT.

HULLVWAtN OINIMENI.
CRIPPLE SETS ASIpG his SRqTGHEs AF-
Copy OF Letter from NJ. Thompson Chemist, Liy.
erpool, dated August 2Oth, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAN Sta am enabled TO funsh you with a mos,
extraordinary cure effected by your Invaluable Cr,
mcnt and Pills. which has aSouished every person nc.
qna'ntcd with Tho sufferer. About 10 years ago, Mr
W. Cumm'ns, OF Saltney Street, in this town, wa
thrown from his horse. whereby he received vcry SER
Gus injuries he had the best medical advice a, The
ume and was afterwards an intimate Of different H.,
hrmarcsI vet he grew worse, aud az last O mallg-
nont running ulcer settled in his hip, which :.
completely crippled him, that he could moi nova with
cut cruches Tor nearly 10 years recently he began 10
use your Ointment ant Pills, which have now healed
the wound strengthened his limb, and enabled him to
dispense with his crutches, 30 that he can walk with
The greatest ease, and with renewed health and v-our
(Sgned) j. THOMPSON
MOST EXTRAoRDINARY CURE OF A
DREADFUL. SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. Hird, Draper, Of Ko0dy,
near Ganshro', dated March Isl 1889.
To professor Holloway,
Sin Some time since, one of my chdron was aC-
dicted with dreadful Crup,ionS over the body and
limbs. obtained the advice Of several eminent Sur
geonS and Physicians, bv all Of whom The case waa
considered hopeless. At length trrd your Ointment
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raCuous, for by persverng in their use all the orup
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\ previously loSt cnlId from similar compliant.
and firmly believe, had ia her case adop'cd your
medicines sho world have been saved also. shall he
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(SgneD J. HlRD, Draper
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF 4 BAD LEG.
Copy Of Letter from Messrs. Walker and Co. CL,a,
lists, Bath,
To Professor HoLLowAY,
DEAR SIR Among the numerous cures effected nv
lheuse Of your valuable medicines in the neghhor-
hood we may mention that Of an old lady living in
the Village Of Preston, about fve miles from This
City. She had liberated wounds in her leg foI many
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rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured Ia
this distressing condition she had recourse 10 youc
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she being above 20 years Of age We shall be hanpy
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Aprivate in the Bath Police Force also has boon
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loudly in its praise.
We remain, Dear Sir,
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The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03
Grass Valley Saw Mill.

0NHE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company is naw in
full operation, and prepared to fill all orders
for LUMBER Of every description.
The Engine is first class sixty herse 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 manutaetu-
ring about $1,000 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 Dimen-
sion Lumber up to 81 feet in length. and
Plank up to 42 inches in width, or wider if re-
quired.
We shall put up in few weeks, splendid
planning MACHINE,
(Woodworth' patent,) capable Of dressing
boards on both sides at the same time; Also,
s'tongue," groove &. "bead" them for cell
ings, flooring, &c. &c.
The ''Gr9ss Valley Salv MiH,"
is situated near the centre of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Creek, (Auburn road)
and forms conspicuous landmark, as well to
citizens as to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bridge will be Immediately. erected over
Wolf Greek, 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.
TERas-Cash, at the iolcest prizes.
]. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Supt.
Grass Valley A pril 90 1853 -52-tf