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Personal.

MS h0Watl, AZ consequence VI oou-
tinued ill-health, announces that she win be
unable to fulfil her engagement to read be-
fore the Mercantils Library Association of
Boston, this month.
-. Hon. Cave Johnson, formerly Post
master General, has been elected President of
the Bank of Tennessee.
..Madsme sontag is to appear at the opera
in New York ned summer. s tkssf
John Robertson has been elected Dis
trict Judge Of New Orleans, vice Judge Lau-
RE, resigned. III
Mr.. j. H. Carson, member of the Cal
ifornia Legislature, died at Stockton on the
18th of Decam5er. Eps
49,. A Commission Of Lunacy met on We'd
nesday, in New York, to consider the case Of
Hon. Edward Curtis, form,r member of Con-
gress and collector of the port. His insanity
has shsrn itself in his promises to give sums
of fifty to one hundred thousand dollars to
charitable objects; in buying up great guam
titles of horses; in going to church on New
Years day in linen jacket; in calling out
to strange boy in church to come to him,
and in other odd but harmless pieces of be-
havior. The de arrangement is caused by par
tial paralysis Of the spine, which will proba-
bly, soon prove fatal. A verdict Of unsound
mind was given by the jury. and the prop
erty of Mr. Curtis-about $500, eO0-win be
placed in the care of his brother.
....A number of forgeries, amounting to
about $1,000, on j. S. Sullivan, a fancy goods
dealer in New York, have been discovered.
A young man named Evans, lately in his en-
ploy, is believed to be the forger He re-
moved short time since to Philadelphia, and
despatch was sent on Wednesday to have him
arrested, which was done.
80. The financial operations of +" President
Walker" of Lower California, have attracted
the attention of the Mexican Consul in New
York He has made official proclamation that
the Mexican Government will not recognise
tho land warrants issued by the I" President !"
-. The Wing candidates for Mayor in
Pittsburg and in Allegheny City have been
elected-the former by majority Of one
thousand, the largest vote ever given to a
whig in that place.
....Gen. Rufus Welch is in New Orleans,
and in as good health as usual. His partner
in New York, Mr.. Delavan, received des
patch from him to that effect on Monday
1.-The estate of Arson G. Phelps, lately
deceased in New York, is $4,000 900.
49,. The New York Assembly has unani-
mously passed resolution, requesting the
Senators and Representatives in Congress,
fir ON that State to vote for the purchase of
Mount Vernon.
Nv. &. Reyburn, Esq, Chief Clerk of
the New Orleans Post Office, is in this city.
Mr. R. is finished gentleman and has made
favorable impression during his short stay
among US.
ia. S. Abel, of the Baltimore Sun, W.
NJ Swain, of the Philadelphia Ledger, z
Barnum, of Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, and
Mr.. Soilor, editor Of the Ledger. are stoi ping
at the National Hotel.
...."Will you take the life Of Pierce or
SCOTT this morning. madam 20 said newsboy
to our good aunt Betscy No my lad" she
replied, they may live to the end of their
days for me-Ive nOthin' agin EN-
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4 NONFECTIONARY AND OYSTER FALCON FOR
" Ssle.-I am willing to sell out the eutir- stock
and fixtures of my storc 7th street, above l. For
particulars Please call me. Tnos- iLdebt 10
will please aettls their accounts possible.
Also, CyraphirIe fsr sale.
jan 13-3t* w KRZYZAN0W SKI.
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t. BOOTS AND SHOES.-We would
k&cal the attention of The luhlic to eur large
- and well selected stock of Boots and Shoes.
embracing every variety usually kept in Z well
dered Shoe Store. which We dctermined to syl
low for cash Or to known puuctrsl customers.
GEO BURNS x BRO.
Pa av bet 9Th md 18th sts and AZ and 9th.
Jan I3-eugw
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NrACkEREL. HEt,RINC A.,

MACK EREL, Ii HERRING, &c.
wi 40 bb No. . aid 40 Mack,ra
TO bbls No. Eastern Heriings
1iU sacks q. Alum sait
Ito do Jetiries a Darcy's fine salt
Also, on hand large snd well selected st ok OF
Groceries, which offer at the lowest prices
BAL B0UR j SENMES,
La. avenue, opp. Bank o. Washington.
ian 10 o3t
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3. HOILlNosHEAD, agent Er the sale by
- subs ription, aud who will i'm person attend 10
the delivery, on the first Of April of Hon. Thos H.
Benton's great work, Thirty Years View, bv
senator Of Thirty Years" would request those whom
he may bot i'm person. and who de ire t. subscribe
TO address him, with names and residence. tn rough
the City Pot ofoe. aud thy Will receive the work
when ready for delivery.
am folly authorised 10 assure Subscribers that
this work will he sold exclusively by subscription
and hat the price will &c less than - 20
volume, in two volumes, and thai it oannoi bp pur-
chased Of booksellers.
Office Tojd's Building, Pcnnsylvauia avenue.
ian lI-2t
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NOTICE.

Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are prepared to flrnish
i TO order, at th TT NOTICE, and at a. reasanah.
price as they can be procured elsewhere the horse
2owcr temperiDg wheels now in general uee fer m
prriDg clay. WM. II. ELLIS RIO.
Eagle Iron Work,.
Washington, January 18th, 1885.
n-St
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Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.

tfbTEcr'y 1hOBpsoHSl
fINlIE proprietors having parchasei the above es
Il tab!ishmrnt would invite the attention # the
citizens of Washington and vicinity to specimen, Of
their photographic skill whirh have excited the a.
min alton OF all who have seen hem. and which sr-
admitted hy artists to b. unsurpassed If eQual,l by
anything ke.etofort at ainci IN the ait
Miniatures made in emery style equally rs well in
c.ouiy fair weather.
E~peci-l ate alton Is solicited 10 stNle of
eolored photographs. ADAMS & DCNSHEE
Jan 13-tf
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ID o. ELS Universal Biographical
III Dictionary, in IL volumes avo London
lc53. Price $2t. London price ten pounds sixteen
shilIinss sterling. inherited, three copies only, hy
jan l3-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ID HAMMOND, 9Th street, u door below 4, has
iust received supply Of Boys Belts, in silk cotton.
and leather. Afro, Shoulder Braces, for correcting
la bitual STOPPING, round and crooked shoulders.
l2-2f
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IR WIN HOTEL.

10 ID. Thfs.NOII.J
Gunner If PpT syironia drenue and sb STREET.
Board rer day TWO DOLLARS.
For meals only SIS per month.
ian lift
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".-rs BALL GOODS.
FEATHERS jorAe Hd.r, Fio,o Rich R,djons, Chores,
DC, d..
9 PEARL STICK FANS, eles antly wrought, with
. and without marIaboul
10 Ivory do do
~ Sandal Wool do do
20 Red Stick do do do
With a large assortment Of Clark and light wood
spanish Fans.
All of the above are of the very hest and latest
Paris styles.
Rich h, athers for the evening
hich Flowers do do
Rich Ril bons do do
Straw and White hid Gloves PARKER'S
jan l3-;;ts Perfumery Store, National Hotel.
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- Just received ut the Music Depot twelve d,,
French Accordeops and flu,inos Of every stylp aud
finish, and ut all prices Those wishing instruments
of this or any other Kind will do well TO psy us
visit
Also, six dozen Violins, ranging in price fo~n 81
to Sd5. UILBUS HITZ
jan l2-n
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nUANTlTlES-ro supply demand, received
\x of Alden's Prepared Ioliee, tweetened and
creamed can be had III. one minute, 10y diskolving
t.aspcouful in d cup of BOILING water
And Aldens Prepared Cccos, same properties g.
the coffee.
Also, Concentrated Nil + psepar d from pure milk
made into PASTE and will readily dissolve; may he
used for all Purposes, for VIII ch milk cream il
used.
For sale by SHEkELL BAILEY,
Succo to }. Is, Kihbey Co..
jan 13-3t No. 3 opp. Centre Market
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.

4 oD assortment Of pain, ensmeli-d, and col
IA or-d Cards, Card Eosrd-. enameled. pE in 3
roioTed, and visiting Cards, for sac low in quani.
ties, at WIMER'S 9th Il
jan lift
NHAPPED HAND. al rough skin can ue
~ entirely avoided by using The Transparent Ton
let Soap in bars, FOR lie at EAhM0NDS,
18th street, second door below street.
ian 1l-3t
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NEW STYLE BRACELETs.-LAN
~ MOND, 9TH street, ID door b.low +, Las jus.
receive! from New York. supp Of Sc 81. iron Jet
Cornciian. and Ivory Bracelets, AID Tor saie low.
jan list
HILL ON TRUSTEES. with notes, by
IL III nry W barton, second rdition Just publish.
I'll and for sale by FRANCA TAYLOR.
jan lift
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HISTORICAL Sketches OF North
Ii Carolina, ON 1854 to 1851, implied rom
original ,rds, official document. and Traditional
,tstemrnts with Biographical Sketches Of her dis
tinguished citizens. public and priqxte, by john H.
" hte er. late Treasurer of the state One large
taso volume, of go page, with engrsvings. Price
8. FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan lift
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS

M MEX, on 9Th street. ons square from Penn
w syivania avtnre, j. seiLg off hi7 stock Of
late and popular slusic, rcrfumery, Flank IcnSs.
&C, AZ greatly reduced prices. Give him call if
you wish bargains. jan lift
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
Going East /!

CHARLES VIVIAN, boot-black, bell
~ ringer, town-crier, and professor of
many other honorable occupations too nu-
merous to mention, respectfully announces
to his patrons and the public generally,
that he intends going back to his much
loved home in Missouri, during the present
month OF October, and if tho,e indebted to
him justly pay up promptly, as he will his
own debts, he will be able to go home with
flying colors and purchase the freedom of
his children, for which he has been laboring
assidiously for more than year. So, gem
tlemen and ladies all, remember the pro-
fessor. and. the object of his visit home
Several little darkies are now beseechingly
holding up their hands, and asking. you to
pay their father that they may be released
from bondage, and every one who comes
forward will receive the thanks of Charley,
the gratitude of his boys and girls, and
suitable reward in heaven. He can be found
at the Monte Cristo Saloon at all hours.
oct 7-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
NO. 125 M0NTG0M cry ST.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal

Watches, Diamonds, Chains.
Rings, Pins, Bracelets
Card Cases, Pencils, etc.
Silver Ware, Pitchers, Walters.
Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Cups,
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Etc.
The above articles can be purchased low
er than any other man can afford to sell
who came by his goods honestly.
TAKE NOTICE-In my store there is
about ONE II U n D r ED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of goods.
They belong to John w. Tucker, and no
other person has claim to one dollars
worth OF them; and any man who dare in
sinuate to the contrary is calumniator, a
puppy, and coward! l have heard a
great deal Of pract;cability in the last
four years, but would like 10 see some
"practical" honesty. Some men talk of
buying g for cash." it is because they can't
buy on credit.
J. W. TUCKER,
sep3O-tf 125 Montgomery street.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
The Pacific
LOAN AND SECURITY FUND!

N II + FREQUENT APPLICATIONS
l. made to the undersigned by persons
of moderate means, to put out upon securi-
ties at interest, sums too small to make it
an object to the borrower. have induced
them to adopt plan by which money can
in any sum bring to the possessor rate of
interest equal to that claimed by larger
capitalists, and secured in the most con-
venlent and ample manner. It is by the
combination of large sums in one loan.
and secured by one security, so that each
depositor, no matter how small his amount,
may receive the income to which his money
is entitled, and that too, in such as will
combine in his possession both the evidence
of money loaned and the use of money de-
posted.
Money, in cash or gold dust, will be re-
ceived on deposit in sums of ten dollars and
upwards, for which certificates of deposit
will be issued, bearing date the first and
fifteenth of the month; payable ON demand,
or at specified times at the option of the
depositegs. If payable on demand they
will be without interest, unless the money
remain on deposit one month, in which
case they will draw interest of one per
cent. per month, but no interest for frac-
tional parts Of month. If deposited for
specified times, certificates we'll be issued
bearing one and helf per cent per month
interest fer such time. Interest will cease
at maturity; so that if depositors desire to
continue their deposits after their certlfi-
Gates fall due, they must be presented for
payment and renewal; otherwise interest
ceases.
Fhe advantages not hitherto supplied to
depositors, and which we present by this
institution, are security, convenience and
simplicity.
The money deposited is used only in
loans guaranteed by us, and in all cases
amply secured by mortgages, State, Coun-
ty, and City stocks, merchandise and other
safe collaterals, takenin the name of MAR
riott & Wheeler, Trustees for Depositors
with Pacific Loan and Security Bank
which fact, added to the experience of five
years in this city, in all business connected
with loans upon real estate or the investi-
cation Of titles to property, will present
this as the best savings bank to the frugal
/; nd Industrious.
A register is kept at all times open to
Depositors for inspection, in which appears
their names, the number of certificates of
deposit issued, and the securities upon
which the money deposited has been placed.
Our certificates are Issued in the sum. of
ten dollars and one hundred dollars, and
in such other convenient. amount as NAV
become at all times available to the holder.
and are only issued to the amount of. and
are represented by, the actual cash or gold
dust deposited with us.
FREDERICK MARRIOTT.
ALFRED WHEELER.
ocl44t tp6 Merchant street, San francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
GREEN & PURDY,
TIN AND SHEET-lR0N WORKERS,

DEALERS IN STOVES AND ALL KINDS OF TlNwARE.
Ey~Shop in the rear of Green d Purdy's
Watch and Jewelry Store, Main street, a
few doors cast of Langton's Banking House,
Downieville.
The work is done under the supervision
of Green & Purdy, by experienced work
men employed by them, and they are there
fore enabled to guaranty that all work en-
trusted to them shall be done we'll, speedily
and cheap for cash.
may 6-tf GREEN & PURDY.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
NEW ALMADEN HOUSED

Situated at the Quicksilver mines, and
within few steps of the Mineral Springs.
,!s7A PARTIES wishing to spend few
l2=.sl days or weeks at the Springs for
health or recreation, can be accommodated
with good beds and board. There is good
fishing and hunting in the immediate vicin-
ity. Pleasure parties served with dinners
as usual, at the shortest notice.
a stage connected with the house leaves
San Jose, calling at the different hotels
every morning Sunday cxcepted) at 81
o'clock, returning the same evening. Fare
each way 81.
sep23 33m* WINSLOW & WILLIAMS
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
AUCTION S ALE,

THE ENTIRE STOCK Of Groceries,
i Clothing, &c, of Gernon & Beck, at
the Post Office Building, comprising gene
raj assortment, will be sold at ublic auc-
ton. to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will commence on Saturday evening,
October IA, 1854, at o'clock, p m. and
continue Sunday, from l i a. m. to p. m.
Miners and traders are invited to attend,
as we are determined to sell for what is bid,
great or small
J.C. STANLEY, Auctioneer.
@-All persons indebted to the said firm
will please call and settle without further
notice. GERNON d BECk.
oct 7-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14

6RlTHE UNDERSIGNED wish to
xzs;ssS call the attention of their friends
and the public to their well assorted
stock. They are receiving fresh goods every
week from San Francisco, which they offer
at the lowest market price, consisting OF
Groceries: Liquors, Clothing. Fine Calf.
Gum q Kip Boots, full assortment of
Crockery Ware, Mining Tools, Carpenters
Tools, Patent Blocks Rope, Blankets,
Sledges, Fishing Tackle, fine Pocket
Knives, Razors & Strops, Blasting Powder
the best quality, Safety Fuse. &C.. &c.
CASEY & THOMAS.
l door west of the Virginia Hotel.
n. q. Goods packed to all parts of the
Mines. iu3.tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be
IA sold at Public Auction, on Wednesday.
Oct. 26, 1854, on the premises, one half of
the Ranch known as Browns Ranch, in ST.
ezra Valley. Also one half of the stock,
tools, &C., being the property of Stanton
T. brown DECEASED. By order Of the Pro-
bate Court
A. P. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
n 3. All persons having claims against
salu estate are requested to present the
Dot. 7, l854-3t D
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
BONNEVILLE
Book and Stationery Store,

~A~ 0S"SAVhN1v StVlV9
Neat to Langton & Bros Erpress.
x oUnS, Periodicals.. Stationery, Stand
L. ard Works and Latest Publications.
Miscellaneous Works.
Grinnell Expedition;
Chronicles of the Middle Ages:
McCauley's History of England;
Gibbons Rome; Dicks Works;
Curiosities of Literature;
Waverly, II vols, illustrated;
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington;
French Revolution, by Lamartine;
Frost's California; Flush Times;
Dean Swift's Works; Fern Leaves;
Adison's Spectator;
Hurrygraphs, by Willis;
Rollins Ancient History;
Brande's Encyclopedias;
Rob of the Bowl;
The World Illustrated;
White Slaves of England;
CentraiRoute to the Pacific;
Thackeray's Works;
Lives of Wellington, Washington, Cal
houn, ]. Q. Adams; and Henry Clay;
Sterne's Works;
Uncle Toms Cabin; and Key;
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs. Ellis;
Lockhart's Napoleon;
Prose and Poetry of Europe;
Autobiography of an English Soldier;
Lewie. or the Bended Twig;
Appleton's Popular Library, 100 vols:
Dickens, and Miss Bremer's Works:
POetical Works of Byron, Moore, Scott.
Dante, Gray, Kirk White, Campbell, Burns,
Shelley, Tupper, Shakespeare.
.Norels by Scott, Maryatt, Reynolds,
Eugene Sue, Dumas, Cooper, Bennett.
Together with variety Of the popular
works of the day, prose and poetry. iu24
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
A M ERlCAN HOTEL.
CRAIC'S FLAT

THE PROPRIETORS of this House
l. have lately enlarged and fitted it up
in convenient manner, and it is now one
of the most commodious public houses in
the mountains, for the accommodation of
boarders and the travelling community
They intend to leave nothing undone to
make it a desirable place of entertainment.
They keep on hand in their store large
stock of goods, and are receiving their fall
and winter supply to meet the wants of
their customers, and all others who may
favor them with call, and hope by strict
attention to business to merit share of
public favor.
SMITH & SNOW, Proprietors.
September, 1854. sep23-6t~
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
Nem advertisements.

20 000 LBS EXTRA CLEAR
cO.OVO Bacon;
100 tcs hams In brine; 200 cs pie fruit;
100 cs Alden's lard; 500 kgs Z B syrup;
100 hf bis dried apples; 200 sacks coffee;
100 cs sardines; 1000 mats No China rice;
200 hf bis corn meal; 100 fks choice butter;
100 chts black tea; 20 cs yeast powders;
100 chts green tea, lb and 2;
800 cs ass'td candles; 100 cs brandy peaches;
800 cs gerkins, qts & hf gals,
500 bxs C. o. soap; 500 Hills soap;
600 kegs pickles, 3, 4, 5, 6 gls;
100 bis crushed sugar; 200 hf bis do:
800 bxs raisins; 200 cs fresh peaches;
100 cs jams and jellies; so cs peach tobacco;
100 cs strawberry syrup;
100 cs assorted preserves;
SO cs fruit tobacco; 20 cs grape do;
200 cs lemon syrup; 100 cs Holsters;
100 cs r. c. Thomas oysters;
100 cs Kemp's do;
100 cs CLAIMS, and lb cans;
400 cs assorted spices;
zoe cs tomato catsup: 100 cs Walnut do;
200 gross Goodwin smoking tobacco;
100 bis Carolina rice; 200 cs champagne.
For sale by ]. H. COGHILL SEQ.
No. 137 Front street, San Francisco.
sep 30-4
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

SHERIFF OFFlCE, SIERRA Co., J.
September Is, 1854.
GF Notice is hereby given to Tax-Pay-
ers of Sierra County, to call at the Sheriff s
Office and pay the State and County Taxes,
for the year 1854, previous to the third
Monday in October next, or that the collec-
tlon OF the same will be Immediately en-
forced according to law on all taxes that
remain unpaid on the above-named day.
WILLIAM ]. FORD,
sep16-5t Sheriff of Sierra County.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
JAMES BARKER.
Perruquier and Tonsorial Artist.

10A4u4u1eI ana xO0SOr10l ARTIST.
MAJ" street, betsceen Craycrctt's and the
Theatre, DeaSssierile.
THE Subscriber having returned from
L his tour through the United States,
Mexico and Europe, has taken his old stand
in connection with Mr.. johnson, and re-
spectfully proffers his professional service,
to his former patrons, and the public gene
rally.
From long experience in handling the
Razor and the Shears, the subscriber has M
hesitation in asserting that, gentlemen sub.
mitting their phrenology or physioenomy
to his care, may rest assured that the hiph.
est touches Of the art will be applied to
them.
ap 29-tf BARKER b JOHNSON
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
SD REWARD.

T OST-A k'9 animal of the pheminine
IL gender, uncommonly singular, with
abbreviated caudal and aural appendaces
and a kick in her gallop, occasioned by a
rheumatic affection. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward By applying a. the
Poss Ouce, Do"nisvilis sep30ct
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
Blacksmithinr.

NJ GLAND & PURDY-keep constantly
~ on hand all kinds of mining tools.
such as picks, shovels, crow-bars, and
sledges. Mill irons and engine work done
to order. Horse, mule and OK shoeing at
short notice and on reasonable terms
Corner Main & Mill streets, Downievilic.
NAV e-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14

H0n BBLS AND HI. BBLS CRUSHED
wv and powdered sugar;
1000 mats No China sugar;
500 bags light Peruvian do;
500 tins assorted crackers;
1000 groce R. w. matches;
ESQ boxes, and lbs imperial tea;
$50 do do. young hyson do;
zoo hf ch. souchong, lib papers;
goo s-l5 boxes imperial tea.
For eais by GOODWIN / CO,
e2 California street, SGn Tranciscc.
sep 234t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
American Market.

BRIDGE STREET, BONNEVILLE.
rTHE subscribers having on hand fine
l. lot OF Beef Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
are prepared now to furnish the public with
the best article of meats of all kinds.
feb 1S-6m CHAS. SHOEMAKER g. co.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
Restaurant & Bakery.

NEW GOODS-The undersigned have
~ received this day (29th April) an addi-
tional stock of hardware, crockery, and
glassware, dry goods, ETC., ETC., to which
we invite the attention of our friends and
the public.
ap 29-tf E. W. HASKELL. & BRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
Domniiebiue.

La Belle
:&RESYAUR RANT %
Craycroff's Building, Main Street,
DOWNIEVlLLE.
John L. WALKER having purchased
y the interest of C. B. Hodgkins in The
above popular house, most respectfully an
nounces to the citizens Of Downieville and
the travelling public generally, that if pos
sible the house will be conducted on bet
ter plan than previously, and that the pro-
prietors will use their utmost endeavors to
please their patrons; and accommodate
them with all the substantials and delicacies
usually found in well regulated hotels in
the mountains. Having leased the whole
of the second story of the Craycroft Build
ing, they have at their disposal number of
FURNISHED ROOMS
And Sleeping Apartments, always kept
in the best of order, and attended by polite
and attentive servants.
Meals served in superior style, at all
hours.
augl9-tf JOHN L. WALKER &CO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-14
BUCKEYE & KEYSTONE MARKET

Southeast corner Of Plaza,
DOWNIEVILLE.
& CUSTOMERS furnished with every
eW variety OF meat ct reasonable
kAzkza rates. E. BARKER i co.
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