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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-10

The ToMB or LAFAYETTE. A recent letter
from Paris says: ''We went in the direction
of the Fanbourg st. Antoines and as it was not
very far from thesRue Piopus, and wanted to
see the grave Of Lafayette, and s. having
never seen it, we drove thither. 1t is not far
from the Barrier du Throne. It's very sm all,
obscure spot, beyond beautiful garden belong
ing to body of fehgiettses. 1t contains the
tombs of some of the Oldest and most celebrated
Of the French nohilty-the Montmorencies, etc.
All the family of Lafayette repose here He is
side by side with his wife. and at their head is
the stone slab of g. W Lafayette. They are
all mere stone slabs, Lafayette's is the last,
close by the wall, and rests on stones and peb-
pies. Not single blade of grass grows near it.
felt sorry TO see it look so neglected. | asked
our guide if it was visited by many people. He
said, 8. No Something's the Americans visit IL ;,
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Gold three dollar pieces will shortly be issued
from the Philadelphia mint
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n IVER COMPLAINT. DYspEpsTA lain

N IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
" 4 DICE, EitoNICoR NERVOUS DEBILITY D1sEAsEof the
Diseases arising from Disordered STOMACH
ncl as spatoh Inward Piles Fuiuess TO The Hsad
M Hghtn the Sach Sour Euctatien Sinking Futtere AZ
w ~ oi the Stomach Swimming the Hrfied and Dhpi
futtpg at the Heart Choking
when LYING Posture Dnners Dots Or IVeh III MA a
the Skin and Eyes Pain Side Back Chest Lin
ETC. Sudden Fushes Heat Burning Flesh Constant Innn
by DR.. HIGHLANDS GELEBRAIED GERMAN BfTTFR{ eGa n
PsLs BY Dr. O. M JACKSON No. l20 street. Phiadephi
her power ovT the above diseases eEcee eQuas by
any otner the United Saes the
cases, after skit pbysieiAna hs failed '' I'-'
lese be worthy the attention ofInvads
virtues in the recfcatou Of Diseases of Lesser GLANDS
Tereistng 1he searching aud affections
- READ AND BE CONVINCED '''s
More testimony from Alabama Dr. Ce
Dated Gsrfan bers prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Phlade
Jan9dtee Netv Us Deblity Disease the Kidneys ETC.
DICKSON GREEN Alexandria, Ala. Sept 60 ls5? sail We
nave pains to INTRODUCE German Bters
valuable medieineb
G. A ROBINSON Beliafonte Ala Jan. sO s5l said Ycu ma
tsnes must eventually have large used Il he
a liked very much The people have here y
lers, and will until it bee9msa known.s, = F -
e FoTiEk Iuskegee, Ala Jan. 80 Bttsra are
selling e aud think they wi they give good sas
faction to thoae who have thetn'' - eS ""'
DIR. Fl. p. LEONARD, Fayeta H. Ala
Your Biters section. yenh son n,
y NJ uboe Esq ofihs ha months under
me c OF our beat practitioners without relief
doubtful, and the although
nenced with the Btters He found f
perfectly well and ' e "a ~"
W. 'An4"f uta-
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
.oo J. WRIGHT d CO, New Orleans
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ESoR BALTIMOR E.-The regular ~
n pncket bark HAMILTON, Captain having
srs portion T her engaged, will have immediate
iaa97 ,eEs' = GEO. w. IIYNsoN 80 Camps.
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mon BOSTON-(Reguia Line Of -
j, Paekets.1-The Al brig JOHN II. DOW, Gbb, SAgRfS
master having nearly all her que
For balance OF freightor paaaage, apply 70
ulyB
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EOR BOSTON-(Regular Line Of Il
Packets 1.-THE fast sailing brig CIlOSsTAUT, L.
Hovnnd, master having 81 her engagsd viii have e
dae patch For balance freight, apply to = =
GEO w E{XSsaNr en- fto,,, o.,o,.
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For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
too. J. WRIGHT d Co, New Orleans
nnhe5m Wholesale Agents
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BAL TIMORE.

ENoR BALTIMoRE.- The clipper ~ ~
IL brig FRANCIS now losdng and will have QUICK EIHS
dlHp!tch. For freight or paaage. appll to
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PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON.

80. T-T-~-r-ev-,
EOR ON-tRegular Line Of. IN
~ )-Tbs regular packet sh DIANA stepheu Sa
CATER loading and will have quick dispatch F0f b.
lance of trelghto passnge, apply to 5s .ttt
myio r h Y, GEO. w, HYNsoN 40 Camo street
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BORDEAUX.

NOR BORDEAUX.-Th fast sailing IN
bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear will quick AAlA
mys BoGERT, WtLLIAsIsy& co. 10 Camp at.
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LTVERPooL.

EtNOR LlVERPOOL.-The / fast sail. ssssaENS. ssaN
M. ins Atnsriesa sbp AMERICAN UNION, Captain sAAf
patch. Forfreght Of $50 bsss Cotton appv to
,n SlkkNEY 4 Low ELL, li6 Common street.
.NytV or n W BAN1ER. rs Chrondeiet Htneet.. q .
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EN0R LIVERPOOL Il Takes no Grain. ! ss4,sSS
IhaA fast sailing American ship HORIZON, Capt f4EXS
stone now loading and will have quick 800
kF For passage apply to the CSptaip o. board w. " lamp s
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HULL.
HAHRE.

n American clipper ship RATTLEis, Captain Bum SAhIS
having age part of her engaged will early dsach
mvs inpe u ife'tu y Il pbSHRR ro r, G, l4zou.
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FOR RENT.

E'oR RENT.-A new two story Frame "A
1 mSs eener T Lys Oak ana Fourth D
with Lags fard, Cptern, Well. House, etc.. , va III
so twostory Frame House Reas Orange and
Richard Streets with rea rpyre3 with
state well suited for Coppr Tin smith or Bos
No = pt
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NSOR LIVERPOoL,-Th A i fast ~
n sAihg American ship CYNOsUifE, Capt Thicker {AxXe
u no loading, and will hage dspAeh regI VI s
Ialaa E9ttan. apply 70 P. WHITN Ely co.. 81 Camp ~
~fF- For paasnga, apply Captain on board ,n5i
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ENOR BoST0N.--f fRegular Line Of, HzNN
a 1.-THE packet bark sILLIUs, S4A4sS
Yea oaing and will have dispatch For
febaa r. ID GEO. W. HYNsoN. 80 Camp ssrset
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ESOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ,jssN
IL ns American ship JOSIAH BRaDLEE, Captain Ss.KSS
patch For freight Of 400 bales Cotton, appi' 10
CHENEY 4 LOWELL l1s Corsmon street
myg OH. v BAXTER, 25 Csrnaaslat hfrest. ~
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h'oh LlV VERP0OL. The Al / fast sail ~
ing American ship zEN0BIA. Captaiu Robin4ou
having nea " ai her immediate duaSca
For freight OF 800 bales Cotton apply 10
pylo orH BAxTEk Is csIondslst 'n,aoh sast 's's'
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EoR BOsToN.-Regular Line of IN
Psekea) 1.-THE regular packet ahip MiDDLESEX, HAAA
Henry Pnn having nesrly all engaged vii nave
fpfs apas aPa''h foF balance 'srs F 9r Pss,sE
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ANTWERP.
PORTSMOUTH:

EseR Observation-Disclosures only !, szSS
N The fast sailing ship 0T0M8C0, Cnpt Hoses SAbksS
having all her cargo engaged will have dispatch. pas
sage only, apply to the Captan on board 7T' ""
ianqS ] P. WHITNEY co. al Camp atreet.
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NS0R BOSTON The A / clipper bark ~
A HazARI, Captatn Lloyd is now lasank or ~
s5pv port and viii have quick dispatch aTd
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BREME.N.

ESOR BREMEN.-The A / fast sailing IN
l. bremen ship II. Y0N GAGEBN, capt. Rsinas {A4hsg
bales cottou apply to P. WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp St.
or WARNEKEN KiRcEOFF, Onion st.
Sc Fnr passage apply to The Captain o. hoard ap9r
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Tom Longfelow's name is most justly his due,
Long his neck long his bill which syery Aong too; 4
Long the time ere your horses to tn stable is led,
Long before he's rubbed down. aud much longer till fed
Long indeed may you sit IN ee,mfortless ROOM
r from ktehens long dirty, your NOR shall come
Long the often told tale that your host will relate,
Long his face while complaining how long people eat
Long may LongtenoW long ere he me az gain-- q
Long 'twiH be ere long for Tom LongfelloM'S Inn.
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s-'OR LIVERP00L.--Th fine fast sail aissssS
a ing American ship pRAPpAHaNNgCR Cart,ll &sBEB
is aow loading Aad Will diapaeh For
irelght OF $50 baies Cotton, apply TO "
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He then contended that Cuba was the only
point in this hemisphere to which the perfect ,ln
derstanding mentioned by Lord Clarendon, as
existing between England and France, could
, 1854-01-21
From Washington,

A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Herald, writing from Washington, over
date Dec. 4th, and who professes 10 have
some knowledge Of the matters contained
in the accompanying Executive docu-
mcnts " to the Presidents message, says:
"The Navy Department will ask an ap-
preparation Of 81 100000 for prosecuting
the work in your Navy Yard. 1t will also
recommend the completion Of the Naval
Dry Dock by the addition of a Marine Dl-
sin and Railway. The moment the ques-
tion Of title 10 the site is settled, these
works will be carried on with great vigor.
The same will be true of the San Francisco
Custom House as soon as the State relin.
pushes its title 10 the site selected.
Half million VI dollars will be ask ID o
, 1854-01-21
THE PIONEE r.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
J.w. Wiley and A. N. Berry,
PROPR EFT ORS.
Tcrms-InvnrlnbIy i'm Advancc

"
For one year, when sent by mail, or taken at
ne Office, $500; for six months $500.
No paper will be discontinued, anlcss at the
option Of the publishers, until all arrearases are
paid.
ADVERTISING.
One square, (twelve lines OF less,) three inser-
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A liberal deduction to yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly
marked on the margin, otherwise they will be con
6nued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are authorized TO re-
ssivs subscriptions Tor the Pioneer :"
lLArAYETTE BALcH, SteilacOom
DIR. PAGErT, CowHtz Landing;
WILEY CHAPMAN, Salem, Oregoni
IL. Brown, Shoal Water Bay, W. T.
Hon. RoyERT TnoMrsoN, Portland, O.;
CHAs. c. TERRY, Alki;
A. A. DENNY, Seattle;
ANDREW Mum, Victoria, Vaucouvcr's
Island;
GEo. B. GoUDY, Lafayette, o. T.
HENRY C. Wilson, Port Townsend;
S. S. FoRD, Sen., Chickeeles;
S. D. HowE, Pcnn's Cove, Whidby's
Island;
JoHS R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie
, 1854-01-21

Pacific AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAvIoA-
TIoN CONrANY.--A company has been Or
sanized at San Francisco, BY this title, to put
a line of first class class steamers between
that port, via Sandwich Islands, and China,
just as soon as Congress shall enter into .
contract with them for the transportation Of
the mails. The capital stock, ii is said, is
l0,O00,000, all Of which is ready The mo-
ment the contract is obtained. Mayor Gar
rison, of San Francisco, is president Of the
company. fs
, 1854-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
OrranizatIOn Of Congress Boyd Re
Elected Speaker = John w. FOTney,
CIerk-AtchlsOn, President Of the Sen
ste-MeSsage Of President Pierce.

By Telsgrah to The San Francisco Herald.
Tho mail steamer left New York, Deem
Der 8, just previous TO the meeting Of Con-
gres. As the steamer from New Orleans
did not leave until two days afterwards,
December 7, we are enabled to lay before
our readers the following important Tele-
graphic Dispatches from Washington, Civ
inr The particulars Of the organization Of
Congress, and q condensed sketch Of the
Presidents Message.
.al ORG ANizATIoN OF CONGRESS.
Washington, Dec. 5.-Congress met TO-
day, at noon. In the House Of Ropresen'
taiives, 217 members were present. After
some preliminary proceedings the House
went into an election for officers. On bal
lOIing for Speaker, Linn Boyd had l43
votes and was duly elected. John w.
Forney was elected Clerk. The Senate
Organized, with Mr.. Atchison, President
pro ten., in the Chair. The credentials Of
Messrs. johnson Of Arkansas, Bell Of Ten
heisee, and Allen Of Rhode Island, were
presented. Mr.. Benjamin, Of Louisiana,
announced the election of John Slidell as
Senator from Louisiana, in place OF Mt.
SOule. Mr.. Slldell and the other new
members were then sworn in and took
lhrit seats. Committees were appointed
10 wait upon the President of the United
States, to inform him OF the organization, and
that The two Houses were ready TO receive
aMessage from him.
The Presidents Message bad moi been
delivered up tolhe 7lh, but correspondent
o. The New Orleans Pleayune managed TO
'gd hold Of suTreptitiously, as is
charged by the other New Orleans papers
bal did mol get it--and telegraphed It to
New Orleans.
THE pREsIpESr's MESSAGE.
W..,;soto. Doc. A 1s5ay 10 p NJ
The Mes~sgs, which II i exnected. will be
delivered to-morrow. il briefer than usual.
m reaa;rms ,be nr;nc;nles which have
been ssnn.era,oj NJ NJ M5ycv in ihc
Koszla ease .nd nrocloims The ietermina-
lion oftba Prosident IN abide bv them.
Il win show that our relations with
Mer;co s,e nrom;s;no and neaccf,K and
tbsi the cu,rn J;aScnitv arising ont Of the
question of nrone,tv in the GSano Islands
bas been de6nilelv and satisfactorily adjust
ID win Perm.
The imnortonce Of openinc the Amizon
% tbe commerce Of the United States and
Oher nations Of The world. IS discussed, and
, 1854-01-21

An IMPORTANT RuLE.--It should be
generally known that any document which
contains writing over an crasure made with
knife, or in any other manner, SO that the
words originally there are prevented from
being understood, is deemed invalid, until
satisfactory explanation shall have been
made; and nothing except positive legal
testimony is taken for such explanation.
Those sending papers to the department
should therefore DO careful not 10 have them
blotched, erased, or dis6gured, unless fully
accounted for when pgesented.- Washing-
ron Star.
, 1854-01-21

DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF PoRTUGAL.-
Donna Maria, Queen of Portugal, died on
the 18th of November, in child.bcd The
King was Immediately declared Regent
until the young Prince should attain his
majority. Lisbon was tranquil.
, 1854-01-21

Trade WITH OREGON AND WAsnIxoroS.
"A very fair idea may be formed; says a
San Francisco paper, of the Importance Of
the trade. between San Francisco and tho
northern territories, by reference to OUT
marine intelligence. By close calcula-
ton Of the amount Of lumber brought into
this marke, on Saturday, We make two nil
lion and four hundred thousand feet, which
at the lowest market price, is worth one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
, 1854-01-21

GAMDLiNG-lMPcRrANT DEcIsIoN.-In
the Supreme court Of California, most in-
teres.ins decision has been pronounced,
by which gamb ing is deprived Of one Of its
main supports. The decision is, that the
State cannot recover license for gambling
from party who refuses TO pay, Oh the
ground thai the practice is il Itself cliu,a,
anl ecanol by ony @eans b. mali sal.
, 1854-01-21
EUROPEAN.
PROGRESS or THE WAR ON THE
DANUBE!
Battles of CItenitza!

DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS BY
THE TURKS RETIREMENT OF
THE TURKS ACROSS TIE DAN
IIHEI
, 1854-01-21

NEWSPAPERS. san Francisco, contain
ing population of 10000 adults, possibly
from ) 10 l0,l0J Of which ar, readers, has
eleven daily n-wspape:s, and five wcek!i9s.
, 1854-01-21
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WAsHINGToN, Dec: G Both Houses of
Congress met at noon to day, appointed a
committee to inform the President of their
organization, etc. At ten minutes before
one, P. NJ, the Presidents Message was
handed in by Mr.. Sidney Webster, Private
Secretary, aud read, The message and ac-
companying documents were ordered to be
printed, with ten thousand additional copies.
A bill was then passed TO indemnify the
State Of Indiana for certain lands.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
NO. MOUND SPRINCv
NO.e2-MROSE=DAIE,, y.

With so to 30 acres undergood rail
well located finely Situated, rich soi beautiful hay
ground, with running stream of cubic inches ID
the dryest season. besides several splendid springs
a location for
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
Taken mn
BARGAINS
RANCH5 CLAIMS,

AN authorized to offer at private sale three several
land claims, or Ranches, described below upon IA
vorable terms at extremely lew rates. FOR CASH; up.
on reasonable terms for PART PAYMENT orto rent at
fair per centage valuation or to leaseupon the
shares, one or the whole 9H .l7l -
They are located ppoas. branch of Penn Valley
Greek, south Of Rough & Ready q miles, upenthe
Penn Valley to Grass VaIley-a road that wiffyerv
shortly be the main travelled road between those two
points, by which the distance is reduced frOu1 to
~ mile, and without Hill upon it of dificuItx for
the heaviest loaded teams 1t is not unlikely that the
Marysville Pankroad, WHEN MADE will pass through
this valley.
NO. l. =" MOUND SPRING.v
Having about 25 under good fence partly brush
AND partly good cedar rails. good crop of barley
and about 10 tons of splendid hay produced last
year. -
FOUR SPLENDID LIVING SPRINGS
Exist within the lines with plenty of running water
Tor stock etc, the year round Nearly so acres in
vation to advantage-the balance finely timberedS ro
ing ground. + c5,8
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
Office of the Rocky Bar Mining Co.,
Grass Valley, March q, 1854.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TAKE NOTICE, that an assessment of three per
l. cent. upon the capital stock of the company has
been levied by the Board of Directors, pursuant to
April to the subscriber, at the Office of the Company
IN Grass Valley. In of payment at the time
specihed the shares upon which payment is required,
ogetneE with all previous payments thereon will be
forfeited to the Association.
BY order of the Board
o CHARLES S. SEYTON,
A' Agent R. B. NJ. Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
SUMMONS.

sf11e cogsF 1T O. 1AEToRslA EHT9Ba sgcIs cegs1
Township of Grass Valley. oeioie % % oiAES' Or
The People of the State of California to ALBERT
FOWLER Greeting =
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in said Township on Wednesday the 26th
day of July, A. D. 1854 at 10 O'clock A. NJ. to an
swer unto complaint of William Mccormick, who de.
mands of you $780, exclusive of interest shown by
promsory note, filed by copy in this cause when
judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with cost and damages, if you fail
to appear and answer.
To THE SHERIFF ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID COUNTY
GREETING Make legal service and due return here.
Of
Given under my hand, this 25th day of April, A. D.
1854 j. ]. SYKES. j P.
true copy,
Attest, J. c. GoAD Constable.
April 9th, 1854-3m.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
STOP THEM!

~ Strayed or stolen from tho ,rdo-s;u,.d =,
d6 the night of the 18th inst, at the stKentucky
House" on the road from Grass VALLEY to Sac
rsmeT6o e ana some "a miles below the former pair
an American brown Horse with blotcbed circle ON
the left shoulder, and branded on the left b,n
The other is cream colored Horse with small t,,
on tne ielt shoulder spanish brand the left hip,
Any one sending information to the UNDERSIGNED a.,
Indian Spring Flat, mile from Rough S Raa,dv "
will be suitably rewarded. j. OSWATn1''
Indian Spring Flat, April II, 1884, sI2w
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
White Hall Livery Stable,
Guns. Powder. &c. &c.

THE subscriber has been at great trouble andspared
expense in fitting up his establishment III, the
best possible style, for making and repairing ythng
in the way of gunsmithing. He has had many years
experience, and fatters himself he is complete mas
ter of his profession.
At his shop may be purchased at low rates for
cash
Ng- RIFLES, GUNS, POWDER, SHOT LEAD, CAPS, NIPPLE
WRENcHEs NIPPLES GUN WADs, SHOT, BELTS AND EVE
RYTHING TRADE.
Shop the south side of Broad street. doors west
of the Union Hotel. z. p DAVIS
Nevada City, April g. 1858. n19 If
N B. Particular pains taken in cleaning ard selt-
ing of Gold.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
| STEAM SAW-NILL.

equal to any in Grass Valley for convenience of water
and timber the latter of the BEST QUALITY has been
especially included in this claim directly on the road
"a good crop Of vegetables was raised last year as
an experiment, perfectly satisfactorily on small
plot OF ground, without irrigation of any consequences
Much of the enclosed ground is q rich black loam
several feet deep.
There is anexcellcnt cabin, 16 by 20 feet, erected
suitable for residence ~ = 5-l-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
KNOWLEDGE is POWER !

w P. BROWNE would respectfully announce to the
w iterati of Grass Valley, and vicinity, that he has
opened cheap Book Store and Circulating Library,
opposite the Post Office and two doors above Adams
Co. S where may be found all the late works of popu-
lar and standard authors.
ALSO good assortment of Stationary, Steel Pens,
Atlantic papers, Magazines and California papers in
wrappers, for 25 cents, postage paid.
Knickerbocker Hall. Grass Valley, April 6, 1854.
R9- General Agency for Atlantic, San Francisco and
Sacramento papers. n29tf-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
NO. 3.-AT MOUTH OF THE CANON

NO. BAT MOUTH OF THE canon.
as the stream enters the main Valley, adjoining the
claims of the "Galena and Dubuque House, "a good
cabin and corrall is upon this claim and large en-,
tent for gardening hay grain. PLENTY OF WA
TER for irrigation other PURPOSES can be obtained
from the natural ravne with also a. splendid spring
in beautiful location for residence or hotel.
Each of the above claims has been duly surveyed
recorded Improved and occupied-they are adjacent
and cover every foot of suitable ground for any kind
OF business. The timber upon themis equal to any
in this vicinity, and easily procured. They are
surrounded by fair mining region, without danger
that the tlable land will be disturbed.
Possessory titles will be gdasa1Heed without danger
Of dispute; with immediate occupancy They are Of
fered for sale because the owners desire to make ar
rangements for other business 5#
For further particulars, terms of SALE etc. apply
to E. w ROBERTS, Aoentr IT.
Rough Ready, CAL, Feb. 4, 1854. Il st
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27
satralnentu advertisements. /

NEcCREARY & &WILSON, DEALERS IN
lHl Wines, Brandies, &C., 12S street. between 4th
and 5th, Sacramento. 81 I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27

ALSO OFFER for sale or rent, upon private terms,
beautifully located and finely situated piece of
ground, IA acres in extent of rich tilabe land on
the Sacramento road in sight of Rough Ready, suit
able for SPLENDID garden, 9
There is A NEAT CABIN and small stable upon t.
ready for use portion of wood land can be had ad.
joining, in case of sale. yr
TERMS made known upon application Apply to
E. w. ROBERTS
Rough Ready, Feb 5, 1854. 81
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-27

The Proprietors in conducting this Rattle bind them
selves to carry it in that will be satis
factory to all who may buy tickets. The drawing will
be done by gentlemen chosen by holders of Tickets,
each county in the State sending committee of one
for that purpose Maps of the Real Estate. and
pies of the property may be at Wilson'S Ex-
change.
For the responsibility of tie proprietors Of tais
Rattle and that it will be conducted with honesty and
integrity refer to
His Excellency, JoHS BIGLxR
Hon. J. w. DENVER, Secretary of State
J. R. HARDENBERG, Mayor cf Sacramento
Hon. LEWIS ALDR1cH,
Maj. W. H. HARVEY, Sergeant-st-Ar Arms Of Senate.
E. WILSON, Wilson'S Exchange.
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City.
San Francisco, April 27,-t4J