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Grass Valley Saw Mill.

0NHE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Crass
Valley Gold Mining Company" is n W in
fall operation, and prepared to fill all orders
for LUMBER Of every description.
The Engine Is first class sixty hsrse now
er, and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW.
and Circular Saw-the former having go
strokes, and the latter over one thousand Tevo-
lutions per minute, and capable Of manufactu-
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 Din,en-
sion Lumber up to 80 feet in length, and
Plank up to AZ inches in width, or wider If re-
quired.
We shall put up In a few weeks, splendid
PLANING MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent,) capable of dressing
''tongue," groove" 4. "bead" them for cell
ings, flooring, &c. &C..
The "Grass Valley Sdw Mill"
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 Creek, giving easy access to the lumber
ward for teams--the ground being nearly lev
eli. and tho facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs- Cash, at the ioteest prices.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
| DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grsss Valley, April 20, leS3.-52,tf
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS are now open at
- the County Clerks Office Of Nevada Ccun-
ty for the building and construction Of fire.
proof Vault, for the better security of the pub
lie records from FIRE. Said Vault Is to be built
of such material and dimensions as hereinafter
described, to wit: The walls and ceiling to
be built Of Stone two feet thick. and laid In
cementceiling to be supported by
strong iron bars or ribs, inside clear feet deepp
6 feet wide and 8 feet in height double on In
side and outside heavy Wrought Iron Doors,
with good substantial wrought iron frame work
hinges, handles and locks. Proposals to be
filed, with the county clerk, and contract awar-
dcd in the discretion of the Court OF Sessions.
By order Of the Court Of Sessions Of Nevada
county. Attest RsgT. A. DAvIDeE.
81 eeanty Clerk.
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United States Hctel,

Corner Of Broad and Pine SIS, Nerada
UNIIE undersigned are now carrying on the
u above Hotel at Nevada City, and engage
60 give satisfaction to all regular and transient
boarlcrs who may give them their patronage.
Their Table md Bar are at all times sup
plied in the best manner.
TIE Beds are neat and comfortable the
Chambers are commodius, airy and plcnsant
This Hotel is centrally and conveniently To-
catel. The proprietors aim to, and succeed in,
making 1t quiet and pleasant place of resort.
They return thanks for the liberal patronage
accorded to them. and respectfully solicit its
continuance and increase, being determined
to merit it,
Gsod Sftbies and large yard are connected
with this Hotel. RA3BlTTS q CO.
April 29.3m
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HNHk UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
Il AIT PUBLIC AUCTION at their sales

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
i AT PUBLIC AUCTION at their sales
room, San Francisco, on THURSDAY, I'd
June next, the Albion Ranch, belonging TO
Capt. VIM. A. Richardson, of Saucelite. com
prising $50 farms, from an actual and sworn
survey by James S. Thornton, Esu. This
ranch is bounded north by the Rio Grande
or Big River, which emptics itself into the
Pacific, in the parallel of 80 ls, and is navi.
gable for vessels of say feet draught dis
tancc of Is to 20 miles. The bay at the
mouth is well protected from the northwest
winds, and affords convenient port for load
ing and discharging. Messrs Meiggs &. vii.
liams have erected a saw mill on the north
side Of this bay. South Of Big River are two
coves of bays, and are good harbors the
streams running into them are of ample and
force for mill purposes. The bay at the
mouth of Albion River is the best harbor be-
tween Bodega and Humbok. This river is
navigablc to the head of tide water. saw
mil is now in operation on this river. its
banks are covered with fir, pine and redwood
timber in immense quantities. South of Al.
bion River is Salmon Creek and Bay, which
makes an excellent embarcadero. The creek
is large and swift running stream, with tim
bcr on its banks. Navarro river is larre.
deep stream. 1t takes its rise in AndersoY,'s
Valley, some 80 miles from its mouth. The
banks ofthis river are likewise well timbered.
South of Navarro river is Cuffce Cove and
Bay, which is rendered secure by reefs. and
is good embarcadero. Elk and Little riv
ers are large end swft-running streams. we'll
suited for mill purposes. Mill Creek, as its
name weuld indicate, is admirably suited for
mills. There is a good summer embarca
dero below Point Asins, ~nlso below Soal
Point This whole tract OF land is thorouob.
ly intersccted by running streams, which in
October last and in November, before the
rains, were running full and strong. The
bdnks Of the rirers are nerer orcrtlomn Jy fresh
cts. The soil, throughout the whole extent
of this ranch, is uniformly fertile, and is sn.
perior for dgricmtmdtpn'poscs /; does not bake
fntoa hart crust, as is the case in most parts
Of the country. haiso retains moisture Mro,.oh.
out the dry season, as is easily proved by in.
spection of the herbage, which is immense.
and green all the yearronnd. There is qome
Of all kinds in abundance, elk being The most
numerous, running in herds from 500 TO 100
head. Ducks, geese and wild pigeons in vast
numbers The rivers and creeks are well
stocked with fish. Salmon commence run.
ming in October, and are taken in great mum.
hers by the Indians. Salt is procured At
Salt Point, and Indian labor easily obtained.
Geographical and sectional maps together
with the field notes. arc at the store of Messrs
G. B. POST & co. Cunningham's Block.
and can be examined at any tins previous
to the sale.
Tho conditions of this sale are $4,000 and
under, cash on delivery of warranty deeds
over that sum, one half cash, the balance in
two years, at 10 per cent per annum.
THEODORE PAINE & CO.,
April 2S-l m Auctioneers.
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Removal.

ID S. DORR has removed from Battery
n. street to the Iron Warehouse, recently
occupied by George W. Shaw & Co., Cali
fsruia street wharf, and offers for sale, per
recent arrivals
500 half bbls No. and Extra Mackerel;
-5O.bbls Haxall Flour
SO bbls Crushed Sugar
I50 half bbls Crushed Sugar
25 half bbls Coffee Crushed Sugar =;
II cases Writing Paper;
so dez thrcc-hoopcd Pals /;
30 doz two.hooped Pals {;
100 bbls Pilot Bread
40 bbls Sugar covered Parchcd Corn,
flor Confectioners, superior article u
$50 boxes Cognac Brandy
30 bbls Carolina Rice
Iron Doors and Shutters, two-fold;
I, Long handled Shovels, Picks;
Recalia Cigars Ladies' Caters, etc: etc.
STORAGE will be taken in the Ware
house by Messrs GREENE & HEATH.
April 29.lm
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n NFOt. NATION yANTEE-Of HEN
IL Try X. TAYLOR. who left San Francisco
July h. 1852, intending to preceed to Sac
ramento City, whore he stated that he and his
paitner had LETT their horses, &C. From the
last letters received from him 1t appears that he
was eng sged with AN old acquaintance, whom
he calls '.kIcBARpsoN," in the purchase o. cat
lie in the valley on the west side 4 the Sacra-
mcnto river. He represents that they had drv-
en- small number-"l2 b ad"-f,om that sec
ton to Nicbolans, where they bad sold them
to some drovers sat n good profit" and which
he considered "sufficiently encouraging" to
induce him to ontnue the business. This was
sometime between June 20 and July 8, 1882,
since which lime nothing has been heard from
him. Said Taylor was dark complexioned,
about feet inches high, and OF slender fig
nre. and was supposed to have from $1,000 to
$500 In his possession. II is feared that he has
been murdered. Any information respecting
him whether he be dead or living, will be gratc
fully received by his afflicted mother and rela-
tives, VINO reside in Boston, Mass. Please ad-
dress WOOD f. WEST, Cor. Washington
and SaLsone SITS. San Francisco. 5l-4t
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kensucky Clot.linr Store.
NEW STAGE LINE.

F,om Sacramento to ,SoaorG, direct.
Through IN IA hours.
nN and after the 10th OF April, The EOR-
" REST LINE Of new and splendid Con-
cord four horse Coaches will lstve the Cres-
cent City Hotel, Sacramento, every MOI Ming
of four o'clock for Sonora, passing through
and by the following towns and POINTS, Ioas
Valley, jackson, Mokeiumne Hill, Saa An
treas Kentucky House, Forman's Ranch.
Angel Camp, Csrson's creek, ere ,inx the
Stanisslaus river at Robinson's Fersy; and
Shaw's Flat and Columbia, arriving At sonors
ut 6 o'clock the same day.
Retaining, viii leave the u. S. Hotel, So
rora, every morning ut 4 o'clock, passing
through and by the above places, arriviug st
q o'clock the same day. 4.
This line connects at Angels camp with TIA
line Of stages from thence to Murphy's Dig
gings and Vallecita thusi enabling travellers
% reach those towns withept detention and q
the ssme day.
Seats may be secured at the Crescent CITY
Hotel, Sacramento At Adams 4 Co q and U.
). Hotel, Sonora, and at James Mills 4 Co.'S.
coumbir. @. GREENE, Proprietor.
April s--E0-lm I.
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Mention ALL
RO EHEIM g. BRO.

Main street, fifssadoor below Phelps Hotel
- ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
Hand the public in general that they have
now on hand, and are constantly receiving a
.Sl2m'm assortment Of
Watches and Jewelry
the finest ever offered in this city, embracing
variety of Watches Of different cscapements,
beth of GOLD AND SILVER, and the latest
style Of CHAINS, SEALS AND KEYS to match;
togcthcrlwth the
Most Fashionable Jevel,y,
consisting Of fine California Gold, Diamond
j. Pearl Rings, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Brace
lets. &c. also Lockcts, Pins, Pencils, Gold
Spcctacles, &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 tho particularly attentiou Of
those desirous OF sending ..~s
Presents TO their friends at .home,
to our we'll selected stock IF Goods.
IS. California Jewelry Of almost every
description made to order. Watches, Clocks,
and Cnrono,netcrs carefully repaired at the
shortest notice. X. & BIO. April 29-3m
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Rush Greek Ferry /!
NOTICE

WE notify the public and the travelling
w community in general, that the well
known Ferry, which is sometimes known as
'Sweetland's,' OF 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 OH the River, with a
good new Cable and Tackle, and two expe-
rienced Ferrymcn. who have been in constant
attendance for two years, and witnessed all
stages of the River, would recommend to the
public; for their personal safety, to cross at
the above Ferry. There is good Road cut
on both sides Of the river, of easy access on
both sides.
5l-lm* KIMBALL & HANSON.
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Middle Ferry on South Yuba

-aNlVE miles north of Nevada, the most d-
rect route to Downievile. Grass Valley,
Eureka, Onion Valley, and all other mining
regions north of Ophir, Hangtown, Auburn,
Sacramento city, &c.
Persons travelling north, would do well to
visit Nevada. to see all the late Improvements
in Mining. 1t has ever been, and will sontin.
ue to be ior n length of time, the richest and
most extensive mining district that has ever
been discovered in the country.
Travellers honoring us with n call VIII ma
good accommodations at the Ferry.
April q. .3n, DAW g. ROBINSON.
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New STYLES Of Clio hing.

IUST RECEIVED 10 re and com plete
- assortment of CLOTHING, Of the lates;
styles, comprising
Overcoats. blk and cold doeskin, French
castor cloth, knotted beaver and Devsnshrc
kersey. ,tH.e'
Blk and cold French cloth frock and dress
coats; ~ n
Brk and cold French cloth shooting coats,
new styles
Bl'kand cold French clsth riding coats
new styles;
BIZ and cold French cloth sack coats. new
styles;
Blk d0sssin, cashmere and Banjsan's
French fig'd cassinier pants;
Fancy doeskin and cassimsr pants Of every
quality and style;
New styles oftweed cassimer, pilst and ker-
sey business coats;
New and elegant styles Of blk and cold
emb'd cass. vests; .l..Is.s
Plain and fancy Marseies, silk, satin, cass.,
velvet, cashmere, bombazine and drap' d. ella
of every variety Of color and style.
ALSO
A full assortment Of BOYS CLorHiNe.
The above goods are direct from our manu-
factory, and in quality, style or workmanship
cannot be surpassed, and will be sold ut very
low rates either at wholesale or retail.
JOHNSON 4 CANFIELD,
50-lm v@ cf l69 Clay street
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Missouri @. M. Co.

THE Stockholders in the above company are
! are notified that the assessment on some
shares remain unpaid. If such assessments
are not paid within eight days from the date OF
this notice, said shares will be sold to pay the
assessments, according 10 the law In such case.
52.2ts EDWARD MARTIN,
Nevada, A yrii I'D, 1883. President.
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Paints, Oil. Glass and Brushes

I'm TONS pure White Lead; 1000 lbs
~ Putty; 5000 gals boiled and raw lin.
s ,ssd q os o gay no Srts coa.S snd sS' @ end
nish; IS bbls Bright varnish s do Pine Oil;
40, 600 lbs Bridgewater weather and fire proof
Paint, in 800 and 500 lb packages, Of al'ght
stone color,-dry at 81 per 100 100. 1900 bIes
French window glass, oil sizes. 1000 lbs Red
Ochre; 1000 lbs yellow ochre tons Red lead.
Brown and Black Japan, in tins Glazers'
Diamonds; Brushes Of oil kinds Graining
Csiors Of all kinds. In any quantity.
The subscriber requests purchasers to call
and examine for themselves athis new store. =
CORNER Of California aud Sansome streets,
frmerly the Appraisers Office.
52.3m J. T.. BUCKLEY.
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William III. Stowell,
COMMISSION MER CHAN7,

Front street, near California, San Francisco.
N. B. W. H 8. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on his own account. but
generally has large assortment Of merchandise
for sale on consignment. He respectfully ton
ders his services to any parties whe may wish
to employ an agent for the sale Of merchandise
or other property, or for making Investments.
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Information Wanted

nF RICHARD RIPPINGHAM, who
~ came TO California in the summer OF
1851, seaman on board the Clipper sea
Witch" and who has since been mining at
Parks Bar, by his brother, Patrick Ripping
ham, who is at Jefferson, on the South fuoa,
Nevada County. If this meets his eye he is
requested to come to jefferson as soon rs
possible. 81 str
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Storage at MarysVille.

Chile -Four Stov (Iron Wdrehouse) near The
Steamboat Landing.
ID ROBERTSON will receive goods arri-
Il wing from below on the boats for ira
ders In the mountains at the rate OF $3.50 per
ton or traction OF a ton, per month. Persons
wishing to, make permanent arrangements
with him can have their goods marked 10 his
cdre and 'the boats receipt enclosed to him
from San Francisco, when he will receive and
hold them to the owners order. All fractions
Of time charged one month.
NorE.-A full supply OF Chile and American
Flour and Grains, always on hand: at the San
Francisco prices adding freight and charges in
wholesale quantities. P. RoBERTsoN.
Marysvjle April 23d. An % 6w
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Our Stock of Goods,

S always new, because We replcnish eve
J. ry week, therefore Ladies wishing Dry
Goods, or gentlemen wanting Clothing, will
find it to their adventsgc by showing Pedlars
the door and taking walk themselves to
the American Dry Goods and Clothing store
OH Commercial street.
April 20 DORNIN & co.
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Sash and Doors.
y O Il S A I. +.

T,EE subscriber, wishing to leave this State
Il for his home on the Atlantic side, offers
for sale his interest in the "Walleupa Bakery"
and other interests in and about said town.
The above stand has known reputation in
this region, and has always secured its share
of transient custom as H tel, with bar at
tached, .and being the only Bakery in the
place, offers rare Inducements to any ono who
may desire to enter into the business.
Walloupa, April l7.--52-3l* GEO. EADIY.
Com FLAT, April II, 1852.
FEHHE Stockholders in the Rough & Ready
Quarts Mining Company are hereby noti-
fed tina, au assessment Of $40 per share has
been laid, to be paid on or before MAY !, 1853,
or the shares will be forfeited to the Company.
52-1t* S. s. GREEN, President.
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NOTICE

A LII persons are warned from purchasing
- certain house on the road leading from
Grass Valley to Boston Ravine, on the right
hand side above Caserts d. Scetts quartz mill
and known as Allison's stables. The 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 building
and lot. THOMAS w. ALLISON.
A pr29-3w'
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.-+ THE SIGN OF
B,MM. nE $50 IN .
You miners, yod merchants, m ~
Tradesmen and all,
Who want good victuals, clean beds,
2 Are desired to call 8lgnh@t
At Gallaher's, on Main street,
Where profit you'll reap.
Yoa'll find those varieties good,
And uncommonly cheap.
Then for Miners saloon,
You will please to enquire.
Ly calling elsewhere
You may have to ray higher;
Lis cigars and his liquors,
Without any fun,
Yolll fnd ihenl the best
Under the Sun.
Gentlemen, please give me call, and much
obIiQe your humble servant,
lg3,n LITTLE JENNY GArLAHER.
VIZ ANTED. .--lnformatie respecting Mr.
w WILHELM KRAUST, OF Wurten-
berg, architect by profession, who left bis
birthplace in the spring Of 1850, and sailed
from Bremen.per Bremen ship George Wash.
ington, for California. Any information OF
his whereabouts will be thankfully received
by the undersigned, who holds a letter for
him from his relatives.
HELLMAKN BROS. & CO.,
81 At Cor. California and Leidesdcrf SITS.
AyOTiCE The subscriber having seld his
IN Stock and business to Messrs SAWYER,
Johnson s. HARVEY. takes pleasure in recom-
nendng them To his old friends and the public
generally. ROB'r MARTSH.
lNOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The sub
" scribers have this day formed copartner-
ship fer the purpose of carrying on th. business
of dealing in st
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Glass, &c.
In III its branches, under the firm OF
Sawyer, johnson & Harvey,
At No ,39 Sansone street, three doers from
Washington street.
Having nsrchased the Stock and business of
Robert Martsh. Esq. we shall keep constantly
on hand large supply OF merchandise in our
liue and hone TO receive continuance of trade
iron, his friends, our own, and the public gen.
orally.
MI T. c. HARVEY win attend MS hereto'or to
the business of House. AND SIGS PAINTING,
having moved from his former place of bpsi-
ness to the shop of Mr. j. V Cornell, in the
store OF S. and II.
w. B. SAWYER.
SlLAS W JOHNSON,
JAMES C. HARVEY.
San Francisco. April 4th, 1858
NOTICE subsc,iber having sold his
" Stock aud business TO the above firm,
would recommend them to his friends and the
public generally.
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PA ACIFIC FOUN DRY.
HinclxleY & Co.

Manufdcturers Of MI, Steam Engine
and Quarts Pulrerising Machinery.
IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DEscRIPfIoN.
First street, between Mission and Howard
San Francisco. 5l-3m
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Hogs Wanted.

VUVHE highest price will be paid for FAT
Il HOGS, at the Pork Shop on Broad street,
bv GEORGE LAMB e. CO.
April 29-lm
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Post Office Hours.

The Nevada Post office will be open
From 8 to IL AM, and 2 to 81 PM. On Sunday
from 8 TO Ii AM, and to 3 PM
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NEVADA HOTEL.

The undersigned having purchased the above
Hotel, and openea it to the public, are prepared
to accommodate regular and transient board
era in the best manner. Under their care the
Hotel is being entirely rehtted aud refurnished
in every part, and ne paias will be spared to
make 1t equal to any in the mining region.
TIE Bed Rooms will be under the care Of
Mrs. Lewis, and will be kept airy, clean and
comfeltahle
The Table will be supplied in tn best man.
ner pessible in this market.
Tbs Bar will be furnished with the bess Lii
quors and Cigars.
1t VIII be the aim Of the Propi ietors to en-
sure q model house in the Nevada Hotel.
A ALFRED KlDDEL,
62-3ms LEWIS PHILLIP BAPST
THOS. JEFFERSON GROURD.
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Just Received,

IT, Clipper Winged Racer, q largslasssrt-
IL neat of
Cottcnade pants and Denim O~eralls,
Super plain and fancy French Drill Pants;
Satinet and Farrest Cloth fa.;, do
Canton FIannel and brswn drill Drawers
Hickory, calico and flannel shirts; ifa9g
Pilot, Pea and Monkey Jac',ets; 3.t4fs.l
Col'd Cloth, Cashmere and Twccd Bssihess
'Colts;,s ~ FhaitaAs
Marseilles Vests, assorted colors aud styls9
Cstt IN and Merine Half Hose,
20 bales superior s'India" brown Drills;
1900 25lb. Bags. 4se'e
ALSO--A large and complete -rsssFsmsAt
Of BOYS CLOTHING. Merchants and
Traders are invited to call and examine
JOHNSON 4 CANFIELp,
5o-lm 1863 Clay street.
kentucky Clothing store.
T1HE miners and citizens cfNsvada. are in
j. formed that the Kentucky Clothing
Store has just received superior stock Of
Goods, consisting Of every thing bslongins -
Gentlemen's Clothing, which they will sell %
prices 10 ssas. onish both Jews and Gentiles"
"Quick sales and smell profits" Give us .
cal, and you will find 1t much to ysur adyen-
age Remember the Kentucky Stsrs,' eA
Main street, Nevada. Wholesale and retail.
GRAuMAN q JOSEPHS0N. sg'ts.
50-3m sa e.,i 4a a'. n
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NOI'ILE.

TNHE annual meeting of York Mi~ing Com.
! pany, will be held ut Little York. May 9.
1853, for the election of officers for the said
60. for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the board of Directors,
AF292t ISAAC GILL. Sec'v,
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Sacramento Store.

Sacramento Store.
MI RS. LANOS q Co. take great
lxl pleasure in calling the sttes ton Of
the ladies, and the public generally Of News
da and vicinity, to their well selected stock
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting
in part Of Marenos, Alpaceas, Auslins, la
ces, Collaes, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, SILKS,
Satins, Prints, Ginghams, &c. &c.
BONNETS, &c.-A complete assortment
Of Millinery Goods Of the latest styles, rem
the best American and French markets.
Also. French Perfnmery of superior quality.
nTFire Proof Brick Building, No IS j
street between Sd and 4th ats, SACRAMENTO
CITr. :. ladies IN rending to as
their orders may rely upon having them
promptly fulfilled. 5O-4t
100 Barrels Crushed Sugar,
SO bbls Carolina Rice;
90 doz Brsoms; 20 bbls BilGnrs Hams;
225 do hoop Pals; ITO sacks RIO Coffee;
100 boxes Soap; 25o do Beans;
$50 bbls Pork: 200 boxes Candles;
so firkins Butter; $50 do Raisins;
10000 lbs Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases Rasp-
berry Syrup;
100 cases Imperial Tea, ID caddies;
zcU cs. OnichcHs Dotteu hiiu TSast "ui.oh,
Kensett's Beef, Green Csih, Green Peas,
Oysters. Fresh Strawberries, assorted
Preserves, Fresh Peaches, Lobsters.
ALSO,
BRANDJES-Sazerac, Martelle, Rouse,
Chauvin, Friores, &c. &c.
wINES-Sherry Port, MADEIRA, Msrmsley,
Teneriffc.
Whiskey, Alcohol, &c. For sale by
VERPLANCK T. McMULLIN,
50.3m SO Front st., near Long wharf
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POSINNIPE.
Arrival OF the OrcgOm
Per adams 5 Co.

Arrival OF the oregon
One Week later BY the first Weekly Md".
tD-The Oregon arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 9th. &
Health on the Isthmus is good.
The reported appointments TOR Ias :
fornia are confrmed-no new ones stated
Mr. Kings health is not improved
He was to leave for Mobile on the lse
of April.
Cliques Of the Atlantic States are
euarrelling at Washington.
Senator Rusk has been dangerously
i'll, but is better. ..i.
The Senate in day or two would
adjourn. .
Santa Anna has assumed q hostile
tone to the 'sbafbarians Of the North"
Il is his forlorn hope-pcor Mexico.