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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
{ AYETTE-NEW GOODS.
GREENABAUM g. BARTHS,

GREENABAUM g. BARTHS,
A GAIN return their thanks to their old friends
~ and customers for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended them, and again gratifed IN
being able TO inform them that they are in receipt
Of the
Largest and Best stock
Ever brought 10 Fayette, which were bought on
the most reasonable terms in the Eastern cities
We are determined to sell cheap as any other
house west of 81. Louis.
No Boosting. This stock was bought with an
eye to the wants, wishes, and we think, taste of
the ladies in particular; and we are grathed in
knowing from the signs of the times that we are
not disappointed Our stock consists in part Of
the richest assortment Of
Plaid, striped brocade silks;
! Silk tissues, plain, plaid and figuredi
Challeys, all colorsj
Bareges, all colors and qualities;
Plain. cross barred and dotted Swiss;
| Fine printed and plaid iacOnets and cambria;
Large stock Grape shawls and mantlasl
Lawns, from 10 TO 45 cents,
! Black aud fancy glnghams, all qualities;
Colored and black organdie lawns,
Tarleton's, all colors;
Bishops lawn and null muslins;
! The largest stock OF embroideries and hosiery
ever brought to this market, and OF the
very finest qualities;
Linen cambria handkerchiefs:
Ladies' underslecves, chemizettes collars, &c;
Bonnet ribbons, rich, rare and beautiful;
Bonnets, silk, gimp and straw, all qualities
and prices;
Irish linens, dress trimmings, buttons, velvet
ribbons, and all other articles usually called
for in this market.
To the gents We would say, our stock of cloths
cassmeres. ieans linen, boots, shoes. hats ant
caps of all kinds, clothing and everything in the
line is complete. and cheap.
Our stock of hardware, queensware and glass
ware is large.
| IL, e. Ia.
thing usually kept in dry goods store, and a
prices that can't fail to give satisfaction to ALL
Our stock has been purchased on the best o
terms and we are determined 10 sell as cheap a
any house west OF st. Louis. All we ask is t
: call to prove the assertion.
GREENHBAUM s. BARTHS.
Fayette, May II, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
TO MERCHANTS.

r HAVE on band a very heavy stock of Barege
l. deLains, Cambrics, Jaconets, plaid musllns,
swiss muslins, brocade muslins in white and col
ors, linen and aconet Edgngs and Insertings, palm
leaf Fans, Irish linens, bleached cottohs, &c.,
which will sell as low as they can be bought in
St. Louis. [may4] L. D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
Carriage Materials
SLAVES FOR SALE.

pk ss-NELS UKt "a Ii. q
"A The undersigned will keep constantlyS1&
~. on hand Negro men, women, boys andSA
girls in Huntsville. All persons who wish TO buy
Negroes can make il their interest 10 call on the
subscribers, address them by letter, giving de-
scrntion of the kind Of slave desired.
- All Negroes sold warranted to come up to
recommendations, or taken back or exchanged.
H., l.. RUTHERFORD,
WIN. D. MALONE.
Huntsville, December %, 1898
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
GLASGOW, MO.

V1 DepOsites received. Time and sight Ex-
change wanted. Land Warrants bought and Sold
Drafts and notes collected. Exchange, in sums
to suit, always for sale.
O. Four per cent. interest paid on deposites
remaining 80 days or more.
WESTON F. BIRCH SON.
Glasgow, February 10, 1854,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
WALL PAPER.

Mt EARLY 1000 pieces of every grade3 among
~ them some beautiful designs. for sale by
ape SPOTSWOOD 4 KIRKBRtDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
Groceries, sc.

WYE have on hand and for sale at the very
w lowest prices, Groceries of every descrip-
ton, Nails, Castings, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Chain.
ap27 SPOTsWOoD s. KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
KNIVES AND FORK,

A FEW sets dining and desert knives, witt
"A silver forks; sets ivory handled knives
and forks. For sale cheap.
apI3 T. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08

som Ell H n q
NEW AND VALU A BL e.
TaE most powerful King the face OF the globe now
reigns supreme in the American Repablc. The power
of the crowned heads of Europe sink into iussnihranes
when compared to that Of American King.
European Kings employ the power vested In them 70
increase riches of the rich aud crd aud 10 reduce
70 greater misery and degradation the poor and deprn
dent Our American King goes forth with equal Wlllny
ness TO the loriiy mansion aud hnbe cabin, ready ALIKE
70 administer relief aud 10 osg hea and hnpPplnrso
20 tls lofty and lowy, the rich aud the poor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
r. A. SAVAGE,
NEW SPRING GOODS.

r AM now in receipt Of large and extensive
J. stock of seasonable Goods purchased in the
Eastern cities IN the month of March, on the most
favorable terms. This is the largest and hand
soonest stock stock of goods have ever offered
to the public in Glasgow, and will be sold on the
most favorable terms invite my old friends and
the public, Ito whom I offer my acknowledgements
for the past,) 10 call ann examine my stock, as I
can supply them with almost every article in the
dry goods line. i have also a very extensive ass
sortDent of Hardware, Cutlery, carpenters and
other tools, Queensware, Glassware, &C., sc.
These goods will be sold very cheap.
r. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
sPOTswOOD g. KIRKBRiBE,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardpdre, Que,ns,carc, &C.,
GLASGOW, MO.
NJ e GOOD s .

WE are now in receipt of our stock Of Spring
w and Summer Goods, which for beauty and
variety is not surpassed in this market. Every
article, as heretofore, will be sold at the lowest
possible price, and etery exeron made to please.
ape SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
TO CARPENTERS.

WE have for sale large stock of PLANES,
w warranted of the best quality, also, Car
penters' tools of all kinds which will be sold low.
apo SPOTSWOOD T. KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08

DLANKs of every description neatly printed
ID and Ar sale a. this cikce
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
HardWarp.

WE have paid particular attention to this
w branch of our business, and can exhibit
the largest stock Of shelf hardware TO be found
in Glasgow. Builders in want of locks, latches,
&c., will do well to give us a call.
apo SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-06-08
ENIBROAfjERIEs.

GWISS and Jaconet edgings and nsertings, UNI
~ dersleeves, chemisettes, collars, founcings,
&C., in great variety; for sale by
ape SPOTSWOOD g. KIRKDRIDE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Diseases of the Eve and Rheumatism,

DR. DILL, from st. Louis, Mo-, NJ D., Member of
IL the Partisan and other Medical Societies. having
visited the principal Schools and Hospital of Europe,
expressly to study under the most celebrated Ocuiss
on the continent Sichel at Paris Juengken at Ber-
lin and Others that most difficult and delicate branch
of our profession, Diseases of the Eye takes pleasure
in informing the public that he has permanently
located himself at San Francisco where he will treat
self, so that patients need longer go to the States
to be treated for bad cases. Dr. Dill speaks English
German, French, Spanish, etc.
IA Office corner of Davis and jackson streets Let
teTS addressed, "P R. DILL, NJ D., San Francisco, -
will be promptly answered.
DR. Dill cures the worst case of RHEUMATISM, bv
the new treatment, in two weeks or makes no charge
San Francisco, Feb ], 1854 20 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS
AGAINST the Government of the United States.

n A. BRINSMADE has removed his office to Sher-
/ mans Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery st, where
he will continue the prosecution of Claims against the
United States Government, embracing:
CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of Col Steven.
son,s Regiment of New York Volunteers, for bounty
lands extra pay and transportation allowances.
CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the
California Battalian of Volunteers under Lieut. Col.
John c. Fremont for bounty lands, arrears of pay,
and extra pay,
CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers seamen and
marines on account of additional compensation for
services in the naval and service of the Uni
ted States in the Pacific Ocean, the coasts of Cali
fornia and Mexico from 18th of May 1885, to 1st Of
March, 1853.
CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise
imported into the ports of California after the
with Mexico and previously to the application to this
state of Revenue Laws of the United States.
CLAIMS for return of duties paid merchandise
consumed in the fires of San Francisco of 1S49 and
1851
CLAIMS for indemnity account of losses occa-
stoned by Indian depredations upon the property Of
the citizens of the State; and
CLAIMS for advances made to Q. S. Indian Agents
to enable ahem to negotiate to execute treaTies
with the Indian tribes
Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable an6
efficient aid in Washington, and claimants may fee
sure of the most prompt attention possible.
NB-He wilso give his best attention to CONVEY
ANCING in all its branches.
San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1854. II Sm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-To Adams & Co., we are
indebted for the Shasta Courier and Marys
vile papers; also for the Sonora Herald, the
Placer Herald, the Empire County Argus,
Stockton Journal, together with Sacramento
and San Francisco exchanges.
To Wells, Fargo & Co. we are indebted for
Mountain Echo, Gibsonville Trumpet, and
regular city exchanges. To both of the above
Express companies we are indebted for many
fayors, and from the manner in which they
serve the public, we feel sure that that impor
tant parsonage will join us in wishing them
abundant success.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

TEE GOLDEN GATE.-The news brought by
the Columbia, yesterday, that this noble
steamship had been saved was joyously re-
ceived by all. 1t was somewhat unexpected,
too, as so many steamships have been lost
within short time that the community felt
that it was hoping in vain to look for the sal
vation of this admirable specimen of naval
architecture. 1t will be seen by the memo
randa that she is not very badly damaged,
and can shortly be repaired, when she will
resume her trips.-[ San Francisco ChrOni-
Gle.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Net increase of specie s129, ,67o,s1s 81

THE New REPUBLIC-The late advices from
Lower California is quite interesting, and of
considerable Importance. 1t shows that Col.
Walker and his party are not only successful,
but like their progressive" ancestors, they
are rapidly advancing, having already by a
simple decree from their President, attached
to their already acquired territory that of
Sonora also, and by another decree, the Pre-
sident has changed the name of Lower Cali
-fornia to that of the Republic Of Sonora.
What this will all result in, is yet to be re-
Yealed.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

alta CALIFORNIA TELEGRAPH Cove feel
highly gratifed in announcing to our readers
that this enterprise is now completed to Sac
ramento and San Francisco, as follows =
From Nevada through by the way of Grass
Valley, Auburn, COloma, Diamond Springs,
and then on to Sacramento, from thence on
by the way of Stockton to San Francisco.
This is truly one of the greatest enterprises
Of the day, aud we congratulate the company
on its early completion.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Carpentering and Cabinet Making,
BY
FARLIMAN 81 NOME.

Auburn Street. Grass Valley.
HEY respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Val
ley and vicinity, that they keep constantly on
nand general assortment of Window Sash, Doors,
&C. Aso every thing in their line OF business made
to order at short notice
December Is n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

THE AMAzoN.-Captain Edgar Wakeman,
formerly of the steamship New Orleans, is
organizing an Amazon expedition at N. York
He holds by inheritance, grants from Peru
1or large tract of land on the head waters
ofthe Amazon.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
PIaned Flooring and Siding.

X Rc5LDERS IL i. AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESS
y y ED IONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and
dressed sugar pine SIDING on short notice and at the
lewest cash prices. choice article of Lumber can
always be had at the Grass Valley Gold Mining Com
Road. MITCuECTER Srpr
Grass Valley, Sept. %, 1865. tG-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

g% Secretary Davy was once accused of
having disgraced the bar by taking silver
rom client. II took silver" he replied,
because | could not get gold but 1 took
every farthing the fellow had in the world,
and hope you don't call that disgracing the
profession"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Lumber! LuHnber!!

TO T'E.A.NSTERS IND OTHERS.
1NHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are in full opera
l. tiOn and ready to supply all demands for every
description of
SEASONED LUMBER!
AT the lowesa market prices, These Mills are situated
nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley,
about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hail. Auburn
Road and most convenient for Teams to load There
is in these mills, a MULAY SAW and 81 inch CIR
CUIAR SAW, together capable of making $4,000 feet
OF lumber per day. Also, splendid Woodworth
Patent
PLANNING .M.fCHLNE!
Capable of making 10000 #. of PLANED ToNGCED AND
GRooyED, and other manufactured lumber per day. OF
before being dressed-our stock of over eight thou
sand logs giving the best material to be found in
the country. Call and see!
TRANSFERS
Can always be supplied with lumber ON FREIGHT to the
cities of
.MARYSVILLE .A.ND 81 CR.AJNEJVTO
On the best terms equal to any other mill in Nevady
county, and when taken in connection with the fact
that it is well seasoned the advantages OF trelghtng
from our mills are superiOr-Our engine, saws, and
planning machine being the most powerful IN the
mountain portion of the State
Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on
reasonable terms.
AS- All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing. 81.
ding, Sugar Pine etc. etc. etc, constantly on hand
or sawed to order We have stock OF over lOO, OOO
teet and shall keep full supply for the great oe
mand for choice building and fencing materials
R15- Remember, we pay cash and the highest prices
Tor freight sell to teamsters so as to enable them
TO make Large Profits! j. MlNCHtSiEk
President G. V. G. Mining Co.
Grass Valley, Sept. 29, 1858. u-nz
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

METEoRIC.-A beautiful meteor was seen
in the western horizon at San Francisco, on
Saturday evening, and lasted about fifteen
secOnds.-[ Sac. Union.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
For Sale.

THE Ranch known Bird Ranch, situated on the
l. new Marysvlle road about 1amle North West from
the town of Rough and Ready the most reasonable
terms. Apply to W. B. Clapp on the premises, or to
J. NJ. FOUSE.
Grass Valley, February 1st 1S54.-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
UNION
WATER gO{lIl?AIIRo


THE UNION WATER COMPANY, return their sim
i cere thanks to the inhabitants of Grass Valley.
for the liberal patronage extended to them, and the
company give notice that they propose extending
their water pipes So that the entire community NAV
enjoy the privilege of the of the water of Cold
Springs. The company are now prepared to let wa
ter to all persons, far the companys main pipes
now extend
The expense of carrying water from the Union pipes
of the company into houses elsewhere for faucets
and for repairs of such branch pipes at the expense
of the parties using the water. All persons wishing
to use water from the company's reservoir, from
other persons faucets requested to call on the Su
perintendant and make such arrangements.
All persons having the water in their houses OF
Yards are requested not to allow other persons to
the same without the consent of the company. On
and after the 1st day of February, A. D. 1854, al
water rents must be paid in advance
By order of the Committee
Superintendent
Grass Valley Jan 10. lS54-H
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
GROCERY STORE,

M THE UNDERSIGNED would respect fully in.
ElTG form his friends, that he keeps constantly on
R9e#E hand large and well assorted supply of
I4AhaHzA Family Groceries. Also, CAKES, PIES AND
PASTRY can be had at moments warming IL would
also inform the citizens of Grass Valley, ths he an
accommodate them with all kinds of conectionares
such as used at Balls and Parties.
B Bread and all kinds of Groceries and rovisions
delivered in any part of the village its vic ntv free
CHARLES DENZFR
Grass Valley, Jan. &c, 1854. left
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

@ Mr.. Francis Pigg, of Indiana, has ran
T away from Mrs. Pigg and four little Pigs.
The Post sayS he is Hog.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Engine for Sale.

kSkks A GOOD ENGINE, of twelve horse power, and
Z1 BOILER, in good condition, can be bought cheap
Tor cash. by calling upon the subscriber at Racevle
JOHN W. STRIKER.
Grass Valley, Jan. H. 1854 II 3t&
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
DR.. CHAS. D. CLEVELAND

FORMERLY of Madison County Mo-, having resided
l. in Grass Valley for the THREE AND A HALF
YEARS last, and in California nearly FIVE-contnu-
sion of every other intermeddlinS occupatonobServ
ed and criticised with unremittng and assduity,
the phenomena of the diseases in this climate and
State and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of
them, feels presumption in offering his professional
services to the confidence of intelligent and dis
eliminating public, and respectfully invites its pat
rOnage
DR.. CLEVELAND always be found at his office
on Main street, or the "GRASS VALLEY HOUSE. -
opposite, his boarding place, except when absent on
professional business and POSITIVELY AT HOME,
| between the hours of and 10 O'Clock A. NJ
DIR. c. cultivates aptitude for SURGERY, so ne
cessary in mining region, often afflicted with acci-
dents far distant from the skill of those who in large
cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of
hedcalScience, and is furnished at all times with the
various and most improved A2MENTAIIA, ready to
perform operations and rectify accidents at a mo-
ments warning.
DIR. g. will demonstrate to those who may call on
him. that it is unnecessary for them at great outlay
and inconvenience to repair to the lower cities in
quest of surgical aid, which they well procure
| at home.
Consultation in diseases of the Throat and
CHEST, particularly solicited and in the treatment
of these affections, DR.. CLEVELAND avails himself
of those late mastery and triumphant improvements
in this department of medicine, practiced by Drs
Bowditch and Warren of Boston.
Grass Valley, jan II, 1854. II 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02

@ Hon. Jas. G. Stebbins, will please ac-
cept our thanks for favors rendered this of
fee.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Removal.

nR. ]. C, YOUNG has removed his Office from 2261z
~ Dupont street, to the corner of Montgomery and
California streets opposite the banking house of Page
Bacon Co.. where he viii be happy to consult with
his former patrons and treat scientifically and with
discretion all those who may require the services of
Physician. Tile of Dr. Young since his advent
in this State has been without parallel and he hopes
by continued and untring application to his Profess
sion to remove from the public mind that lack OF con-
fdence which has so unhappiy existed in regard to
the medical profession in the State OF California.
p S-Al1 letters enclosing $40 will receive imme Ii
ate attention Direct Box 735, P. O., San Francisco.
San Francisco, JAM "a, 1854. ~ I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
For Rent.
A DWELLING HOUSE,
BENEFITS SAW-MILL.

GlHE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
" citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada County that
he keeps constantly hand the very best Lumber
Building purposes well SEASONED which he offers as
cheap for cash be purchased at any other mill
in Nevada county.
R- Attached to the mill is asuperor pair of French
Burr Stone, which are in operation, and can fur
nsh at the shortest notice any orders for Ground Bar
ley. WILLIAM BENNETT.
Jan. II, 1854. II If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Miners Tools.
WINES AND LIQUORS,

COFFEE, fresh ground, every morning. A fine assort
ment of Pickles. Preserved Meats and Fruits Dried
Fruits, Nuts Plain and fancy Biscuits, American and
English Jams and Jelleys.
Battys celebrated Sauces.
c. MARSHALL, & Co.,
Corner of Main and Mill Street, Grass Valley.
Jan. 26-n19tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Taken up

m my Ranch, on Tuesday morning last a Brndle
" Cow, with one broken horn. Any person claiming
said cow is requested to CALL prove property and paw
charges and take her away. W. B. CLAPP.
Rough and Ready, Feb. 1st, 1S54-1m.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
sAnR.nM Rnm sARm,

THE Miners Arms, pleasantly located the east
side of Mill Street is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. This is perhapsas desirable property can
be found in this village.
Apply to John Robinson on the premises.
Grass Valley, Dec Is n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
PROVISIONS

OF every description constantly hand at the low
est rates.
P. S.-Goods delivered to any part of the town,
free of charge
Grass Valley, Nov. "a, 1858. If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Total California deposits to

October 81, 1883 $2O4, ,776, ops 81
We have tbus the amount of gold of Cali
for1ia production received at the Mints up to
she Ist G November, except the deposits Of
the last three mouths at the Branch Mints,
which sre not likely to have been of magni-
tuoe. Official documents show that the en-
tire exports and imports of specie, from 1S47
q 2E4 rr-nrn FcIlnuS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
GROCERIES
AND
AANNNMSe

VVHE subscribers have on hand superior stock
l. of Provisions, and every article in the Grocery
ne for sale at moderate prices and delivered free Of
charge
Chile Flour Potatoes,
California do. Onions,
Oat Meal, Stewards crushedS Sugar
Corn do PulveriZed do.
Chile Beans, German DO
White do Sandwich Island do
Split Peas China do
Pearl Barley, Teas, Gunpowder,
Hams, COngon q Tyson,
Bacon, Old Java Cotfee,
Pork Honey In !, q, 6,o III Ib
Lard in 6, 10, 20 fb tins, tins.
Mackerel, Golden Syrup,
Cod Fish MOlasses,
Tongues and Sounds, Salt in large and small
Spiced Beef Tongues, bags,
Bologna Sausages, Candles, French, ana
Dried Apples 4 Peaches, Adamantine,
Cherries Currants, Soap large and small
boxes
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
STgsW JJsVT53G13S
-JCST RECEIVED At
L A M 3 S

3 and Jewelry Store, Mill Street, Grass Valley, a
lh fine lot of rich Jewelry, consisting in part of
sssA Ladies Broach Pins, Breast Pins Ear Rings and
Gold Thmbles. Also, Diamond work Watches, Gold
Chains and Lockets besides general variety of little
fancy articles, suitable for holiday presents.
Grass Valley, Dec. s, n12 If.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
POST.O HOURS

AT Grass Valley.
IRON to II, A. NJ. and from IL IL to five ana
Il from to 8, P. NJ. Sundays.-From to IL A. BE-
and from to 5, P. NJ. All letters to mail, must be
received before in the evening to insure their going
in the morning mail. I. MATIEWSON P. N.
October 27,-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
Wetu advertisements.
Lost.

CT ON Sunday morning last, near Winchester's
EIAs Saw-mill, in this place. Silver LEVER WATCH,
&zl5 with heavy Steel Chain attached.
A REWARD of $40 will be paid to the finder, on
leaving the Watch at this office.
Grass Valley, Feb. 2, 1854. 4w2O
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-02
The Mining Magazine.

We are in receipt of the sixth number of
the Mining Magazine, a monthly Periodical,
published at New York, under the editorial
charge of VIM. J. Tenny, Esq. Judging from
the December number, we unhesitatingly pro-
nounce it an invaluable work. The reports
which it contains of the mines and the min
ing resources of California are correct and
well selected. The Mining Magazine is a
work embracing within its pages all the min
ing news of the day, which is necessary to
correct understanding of this business in all
its various departments. We transmit the
following table to our columns:
DEPOSITS OF CALIFORNIA GOLD AT THE o. STATES MINIS