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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFtcG OF rMK W2sHtSsToS AQrGDUCT,
kkaxktnyIaN Mach iSa

OFFtcK o AQu30UCT,
Washington, March Z, isSa-
pHOpOsAI iyed for graduaon and
dams uHneis, and 0tr work afIha Washington Aqpedaet
Prcpasa The 9Th Of May viii be opened Of
that day.
VANS proales specifications the will
aniuaaon anda snth day ~ April
received particular euyeFti
described IN the plans and
Portions BE- completed the
bot an for unfinished VIII
be uf. appropriations BY Congress The engineer
Of AID ae
and IN
appropriation holding snheisn decide when ard
works shall b. stopped funds become avaiisble
he entire particular wan o.
viii paid ~ Judgment 81
engineer the work has been properly executed far has
gone.
Payments specie checks The United State
frsrsing ~
per will be dou II all contracts taa, The work
shall be thoi, full monthly aud Ia specie
and endorsed Proposals for work ON
the Washington Aquetuet.n
The sht reject all The bids
deemed advantageous, make such
conducive The OF the
Every accompanied BY written signed by
the eject that he they under
bidder bidders viii II bis their bid vs. accepted
wa days. with good and sufficient
The nndefakea said
The United ase
nudge oscer o
individual known the Engineer De
War thar abie to make good Their
guarantee
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records and nsarng proper returns, the public interest
m require,
The United be- and lie hereby authorized bestow
the consul general upon any United States consul IN
the public interest
SEc 26 Aad Bs Farther enacted That all and parts
Of acts authorizing attaches TO any Of legations, the
payment ministers and cousu 0 the United States Of oat
hts or uas salaries Cor clerk hire and Office be- and
the sane are hereby, repealed.
SIZE ri Aad Be rr enacted, The provisions Of this
act Ia take effect from and after the threth June next
any laws Of the United States TO the contrary not
withdrawing.
Approx ed March !, 1855.
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UNITED STATES BRIG BAIyBRIpeE

BY referring to elegraphic column IT win be seen
that the seaworhness Of the United States brig anbrdve
fully tested in the terrific storm OF the 2ls al,;mo
Her officers speak highly Of her superior qualities aud
the strength Of her hull sPars and rigging which they
attribute Der safety Al the request of Lieutenant Rowan
the commander Of the cambridge Of inquiry has
been ordered In relation 70 the throwing overheard Of the
anchor guns &C. Of the Bainbridgc Not the slightest
blame is attached TO Lieut. r. and presume the is
merely called pro foyma
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BRITISH AND FRENCH INTERVENTION IN THE en-
BAN QUEsrIoN.-MR. MARcY's LETTER TO Mn
BUCHANAN.
For want Of space, omitted on yesterday 10 pablh
an extract 81 Mr. MaTcys letter Of Instructions 10 M ~
chanan il regard the intervention o. England a.
France in the Cuban question We supply that Omis,o.
to-day and invite the special attention Of our reader,
the extract below. Mr. Marcy has ia State paper a.
played more ability than in this nor has he wr,eu y,
other whose patriotic sentiments have becn greeted u
cordial approval BY the American people iAas III
DO those contained in this letter This official aocuu.,
places the position Of the administration on tAs a.
ban question before the world and 10 eonneaiOn wla
other letters transmitted 10 Congress by the Prcdea =.
show that the executive department has awaited Itself IN
the in It's power make the acquisition d Cas
peaceful and honorable manner.
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CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 8. 1885.

QNr tskAsL JkwKs s2 5oaIh Trath Feisdel
Phia, travelling assisted BY ws. ~ wElR
loas CoLLss, Jasss DxsHxs A. EyAsss TRosAs Mes
iosssH BAENIT JosKrH BVrFos RosxEr W. MosKsos, ED
W. WIIsr, WILLAa L. wArrKaAs. II. J. RIsptox, r
W, MAeKEs, and D. 5. PEAEos
90 UsExr ". Lewis OF Montgomery, AahanA, sen
travelling Of Alabama and Tennessee,
VISITED BY q. L.wis JsEs O. LAWS. and sAmuxI D. Lswls
Or AE C. ". JAsss, No. Hafsau street, CiBeBnsE Oeo, i
travelling szeHt Western aud r.Ss-
BY j. THosAs J. r. Dsrr, WIS. n. TRosas r. q
YKTsss, q. NJ g. wlsKsAS A. L. cHLps aud Dr. VS. IEwIS
Receipts ~ ethcT wi he good.
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rae LATE ARMY APpoINTNEYTs.

The New York Journal Of Commerce TINS nosices the
appointments for the four regiments:
Most all the officers designated are men Of tried or
ceilence and viii do honor the service ia their nov posi-
TONS they have in all others which the country has
called them large portion ofthem, all shared tho
tolls and tumPhs Of our army in Mexico Ben McCulloh
now first appointed 70 the regular army eommaed bod
OF Texas rangers and his 70 the foe where
he went He takes rank major Of Of the cavalry
regiments"
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In to numerous inquiries would state that
BY the late Of Congress the salary Of the Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States has been raised
tees TO $4,000 per annuIn.
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TOR SALE HESp.-Thst vsna'le property the cor
p srh square No ih3
fas ffonis TN e~t
improvements
and form desirable
fshmeni well former Of
Mrs. Ramsey, needs further description
Persons disposed viii be pleased apply Mr.
Richard sHph Washington, VIE rnb~criser Hxhts
Of Geerf~fssn n. ~ GUNNELb.
March 3--a6nf
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FOREIGN NEWS AT HAND.

The Collins steamship Pacific is fully due New
York She sailed from Liverpool the gath ultmo and
therefore in her twelfth day From the complexion Of
last adyice ii is likely that she win bring news
Of startling or important character
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,xAsuRY DEPARTMENT..


January >, le9
hereby holders the
OF the UusG States, mis- deparnenl prepared
-hass, between hereof day
March
Spoa,ooo Ia the and The hereinafter
noned, wit;
In os cnniuxcnt 0n, within the stated
preference witt the order which
be TIL. certificates, duly assigned United
states by The who receive
be transmitted receipt
price will be paid Following
The value, specified eNch ccrhcate
premium Of the authorized the act oi
Jny 1885, reaeemahlc November H. 1885, o u per The
stock the 1874 reheensbe 3li De
cember lsS9 OF 10 The stock
the redceushse,
Decshe 67 9h June, lscS Of rs
aud the authorized the OF 1884, AND
deemah 3ist December 1854 Commonly called ID. Tenan
indemrtya 6per cent
Interest the par each certificate ca fjauus
1855 10 the date fccein and ssitirment the Treasury win thu
allowance o the money reach OF
in addition.
Payment said viii. be made drafts Of the
the United The Bosoa New York
or Philadelphia. n The parties airtrt
But certificate win benefit of
winch shall br actually Treasury
JAMES GuTHHiE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mar 6-dJuneiU liui. and statl
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REFERENCES
Treasury Department.
Aar..t tSE

MOTTO hereby holders OF United
" States described the following notice Of 81 that
r purpose completing the purchase OF
named, department purchase upon
Of said notice. Of OF
5e y5s5
eeiyed here prior the first day Of Tune
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proposals for warming and yentilating.
ARoHlrsor's ornoK, MILITARY Asrnus.

AKeairgors orr MILIrA AsYGua,
Washington, ID. c., March 6, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii received this ofie. until IL
ooss sssasy m ION sy Of te nen 20 INV wa s,s
THIS building $50 ee long - fee, deep and nree stories
a s There also wing . feet long, % feet WIDE and one story
r Tor atoin. and yeptatng 10 be completed and
put ready By The ars, day of Deeember next
bidders WIN furnish ,nc plans and specific but must
be admitted that all materials and ship
and appsovsi OF the architect
other appointed for That purpose before bense
The bidders are 10 include in their bids all materials all kinds
the finish OF the
No Vii be made on account during pro-
The building 10 be occupied the nrt day
the three months succeeding when work aaase,o
operate satisfactorily, then the
win REQUIRED % supply The defects and the event q are
from, the asylum grounds AT his own expense.
all the bids if Of them regarded conducive 70
Tue plans Of The building nsy ouee mo IS
FINDERS Bniains Of u O'Clock,
'''s' '''' ''e '''''''a ''i 'A' : ' D. ) ALEXANDER
Lieut.. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
Ledger New Yss Journal q Gommslce and Rennoad Enquirer
VIII please publish ,hs above three times week nn m ION Of
OENERaL AGENCY AT wAsHIsGToN--The sub
esber, formerly Richmond Virginia. having established
an oss n ss 90 ~ few G az from q Ia s
especially for revolutionary services and for aad ounties
Having the manuscripts o,be David norringon
a e m s G = once
Richmond very index 'hs in all
public offices Capitol Of Virginia These
claim him he he will be
ah- where elaimsn, himself be entirely
unable 10 do n.
% March, 1885, giving l60
who
charges VIII be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. wise, Accomac, Virginia.
james t.voas, ESQ, Richmond, Virginia.
james Heath, late Commissioner of Pensions Richmond
Virginia,
stafford II. Parker Richmond, Virginia
Hon. John g. rendieson, Virginia
Hon, Samuel Chiffon Washington, u. c.
William ]. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Undertake, esq. New York.
March 7--dScply.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

II Capi. N Q. Meiss, u. . Engineers
We, the undersigned, residents Of, the State OIL,
Jointly reveay United States, and
bad Of be aceepted that be
they wilt Within days after the accepisnee OF the said bd exc
and snfcent sure'ies 10
conformity the
which made. And in the
aforesaid,
good n difference offer ~ the said - and
hi bidder.
fstgned A. b.
G. ID.
hereby certify that knowledge and belief
aboy named guarantors good and sufficient
(S,guedi r. =.
S-aa hNay Alaw6
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We are opposed to the practice Of betting, no matter
When where upon what issue aud only make room for
the following note illustration Of that feeling Of
fdence which anmates the democratic party o. viz
ginia The note Is addressed to The editors Of the Rich
mond Enquirer
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"PErEsssuRo, (Va,) March s. 1855
"GEsTLEMrSi ANY reasonable amount az money can IA
bet here at one hours notice that Henry A. we win b.
elected the next governor Of Virginia to the extent IN
one Or two thousand dollars and propositions Cor more con
sdered."
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Shanghai, three thousand dollars
Annoy, twenty-five hundred dollars
F0Qehow, tWo Thousand Isc hundred dollars.
Ningpo, two Thousand fire hundred dollars
Japan
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IAPAN

Ningpo, two thousand hss hundred dollars.
JAPAN
simc5.
Hakodadi
BoRNEo.
Bruni
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Honolulu, four thousand dollars.
HAYTL
Port au- Prince, two thousand dollars.
City Of st. Domingo, fifteen hundred dollars.
MEXICO
Vera Cruz, three thousand Eve hundred dollars.
Acapulco, two thousand dollars.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
San Juan del Norte, two thousand dollars.
San Juan del Sur, two thousand dollars
NEW GRANADA
Panama three thousand hye hundred dollars
AspnwaIi two thousand Eve hundred dollars.
VENEZUELA.
Lsguayra, fifteen hundred dollars.
BRAZIL
Rio de Janeiro, six thousand dollars.
Pernambuco, two thousand dollars.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Buenos Ayres, two thousand dollars.
PERU.
Callao three thousand five hundred dollars.
CHILL.
Valparaiso, three thousand dollars
SIC s. And Be &c farasr enacted That from and afte
the hireth day OF June next the President OF the Unite
States shall by aud with the advice aud vi the
ate appoint consas and commercial agents for the Unte
States 10 reside at the following places who shall receive
daring their continuance in ooe annual compensation 70
their exceeding the specified herein
each and who shall be at liberty transact business
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. No XxxH

Concerning Bars and other places, where intoxi-
eating Liquors are sold by the drink
The Board of Trustees>of the Town of GraSs Valley
Section l. Ali persons Keeping Bars, Saloons, Elk
changes, Restaurants, Hotels Coffee Houses, and 9th
er places where spirituous sand intoxicating liquor
are sold by the drink (whin the Corporation lin it
OF Grass Valley shall pafa license for the same, ac
cordng to their class, which shall de denominated tn
First Glass and the Second Class
Where the receipts of SAgch Bar Saloon &C., shall
exceed Two Hundred Dollars. per month for liquors
and other things sold by such Bars, &c, it shall be
considered of the First Glass; and shall therefore pay
tax of Ten Dollars quarterly, in advance.
Where the receipts of any such Bar, Saloon, &c.
shall be under Two Hundfed Dollars per month it shall
be numbered in the Second Class and shall pay Tax
OF Five Dollars per quarter, in advance.
Section 2 Any person or persons who shall refuse
to pay their License on aspllcaton by the Marshal
for the collection of the'same, shall be prosecuted
double the amount of the sum which they refuse to
pay before any Court of competent jurisdiction. And
on recovery execution shall be issued.
All persons from whom such License may be de-
manded, shall before Magistrate make oath to the
class under which he may properly belong. and
fusng to do shall be included in the First Class and
pay accordingly. ::
Approved, f. A. TOMPKINS, Pres
Attest-S. C. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. No. XIII.

Security against Fire.
The Board of Tructees of the Town Of Grass Val
ley do Ordain as follows:
SECTION l. Any owner, proprietor, occupant or lea.
see, of any house, store other building within the
limits of the thicKly settled portion of the Town Of
Grass Valley, or where there any danger of fire
municating frcm one building to another shall PRO
vide in keep in readiness at least, fifty gallons Of
water to each and every story of such building to be
placed in open vessels and in case to be used e
cept for the extinguishmen of fire. and every such
owner, proprietor occupant, lessee of such build
ngs, shall furnish at least four buckets for each and
every story composing the buildings and them to be
filed and and Kept filed with water and to be depos
tied in some convenient and easy place of access at
all times, and in case to be removed only in case
of fire All persons refusing neglecting to comply
with this section after having received three DAYS no.
tce from the Marshal, to make such preparations
shall be fined not less than five dollars nor more than
twenty dollars and shall be collected in ike manner
any other debt when judgment shall have been
obtained
SECTION 2, No person shall place or cause to be
building within the incorporate limits of Grass Val
ley, and hay. straw, shavings, or other dangerous
combpstibte matter, unless securely enclosed in q
permanent building. Any person violating this sec
tion, shall be fined mol less than twenty dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, and in default of payment
shall be imprisoned not less than ten days and as
much longer may be discretionary with the con-
victing MAJ istrate and in accordance with the Of
fence for which execution shall be issued on recovery
of judgment.
Approved June , 1855,
Z. A. TONPKINS, President
Attest-S. G. RICHARDSON. Clerk,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. No. xxx.

OUuC0I1IIIS UaHce IIOuses
The Board of Trustees OF the Town Grass Valley,
do Ordan as follows
Section l. Any persrn or persons opening or keep
ing any public Dance House, within the incorporate
limits of the Town of Grass Valley, shall first apply
to the marshal and obtain License for the same which
License shall be Thirty Dollars per month in advance
or Three Dollars in advance oreach night or day such
lance House may be opened for dancing purposes
Sundays excepted in ali casesl
Section 2 On and after the passage of this Ordi
nance no person or persons shall any house with.
IN the Corporate limits of Grass Valley as public
Dance House, without first having obtained License
as directed in Section Grst in this Ordinance under
the penalty of fine of not less than Fifty Dollars
and costs of suit nor than One Hundred Dollars
on convection before magistrate or shall be impriss
oned in default of payment not less than Ten dnvs
nor over Thirty, and the property thus occupied asa
dance Hause and the owner thereof shall be held e
so imposed "N
Approved, F. A. TONPKTES pr0ssl.,4
Attest-S. c. Richardson. Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

NNHEREAs, The People of the State of California
w have, during the past year. been signally bless
ed with health, abundant harvess, and all the ele
ments of true happiness'and substantial prosperity
AND WHEREAS, 1t isthe duty of people thus bless
ed with the protecting care of Almighty God in an
appropriate manner to- address devout gratitude,
Thanksgiving, and prayer to the Great Ruler of the
Universe, for the anfold blessings He has during the
year been pleased to bestow.
Now, therefore, I, JOHN BIGI.ER, Governor of the
State of California, ohsreby appoint and set apart
Thurspay, the 29thk day of Nov. A. ID.
1880,
day of thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty God;
and all good citizens of the State hereby requested
to observe the same as such. :
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the State at
the City of Sacramento this the 5th day of Novem-
ber A. D. 1856 JOHN BIGLER
Attest-CHAR1Rs H HEMPsrRAD,
SECRETARY Of State
Bg~ Papers throughout the State publish t. d.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinnnce. No.E
Ordinance. NO. XIV.

In Relation to Hawkers and Pedlars
The Board of Trusteesof the Town of Gress Valley
do ordain follows :,
That the above entitled Ordinance be- and the same
is hereby repealed and the following be substituted
in its place
SECTION l. That ar persons who shall be found
hawking, peddlpg, vending, Offering for sale any
goods, wares or merchandise in the Corporation of
Market Grocery, or Warehouse, where License
fol such privilege has been already granted shall pay
to the Marshal for the of the Town of Grass Val
ley quarterly tax of teRdolars in advance for snch
privilege; upon the receipt whereof the Clerk shall
such license to be issued to the party ying
SECTION ?. All persons. violating this odinance,
onb 56a be p mp X h MsGsp co a to[h
risdiction. a
Approved, E 4. FOMPKINS, President.
Attest--S. C. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. M Err

An Ordinance in relation to Sidewalks
Inc Beard of Trustees of the Town of Cras. y-,l1a
do Ordain as follows - e1"S" '@ley
40 person or persons shall in any way ebstruet or
of Grass Valley. "i'"'A VIC 10"
uu eaen anu every person found guilty of a viola
..o VI TINS ordinance, after days notice having
oeen given by the Marshal an examination before
J9:tce OF the Peace shall be fined in sum not ex
ceehg iteen Dollars and costs. In default of pay
Heht, Execution shall be issued for the same Proyi
ded that nothing in this Ordinance shall be constrna3
so as to Interfere with any person or persons
ng the sidewalks in building improving the 5oas'
shall not be delayed for an unreasonahio - - ~
time. -'0149N o.
adopted, March Is. 1855.
lENAS WHEEI.EE, Presidspt
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G.. BADGER,
No SO Battery street San Franc;

NO % DdCIeTy sLreet, san Francisco :
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING AND
L Furnishing Goods Also, every variety of Hats
Boots, and Brogans. l would invite country mer-
chants visiting San Francisco to call and examine my
large stock of Clothing &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving the largest
assortment of every variety and style of Clothing Of
any house in the State. My stock amounts to over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under nv own supervi-
sion, are made from the best material, and in the
most % T. durable manner. Persons buying my Clothing
will find large and saleable sizes
PERSONS may rely upon finding every article they
wish IN my stock My prices will be as low. if not
lower, tnan they can be found elsewhere in the
and examine my stock a On
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Constabla's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. 27,
of R. T. Gambre1, acting Justice of the Peace for
Nevada County, upon Judgment entered before
him. on the above date in favor of J, l. MOORE, and
against w A. GRIFFIN, forlthe sum of Two Hundred
and Thirty three Dolars and Seventy nine Cents IL
have taken in Execution and will expose at Public
Rough & Ready, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of
November, between the hours of 9 A, NJ and P. NJ
all the right title and interest of W A. Griffin in and
to certain Frame House situated the Main ST.
IN the Town of Rough & Ready, adjoiuinc the preni
ses of Isaac DuHster, the East and the premises
Peter Yonng on the West, for the satisfaction of
the above demands and accruing Osts.
" R. ARMSTRONG, Constable.
Rough Ready, Oct. 29, 1856 est
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
DIR. L. y. CXAPKAV-

FORMERLY Physician and Surgeon in the Hun
garian Army and Lecturer on diseases of Women
and Children, is now successfully established in San
Traneiaco.
The Dr.. is gentleman of extensive travel having
dn medical tour visited all the nations of Europe
and closely examined the most celebrated Infrma
rics and Hospitals known to the world he comes
TO us with accumulated fund of medical informa
tion, that will prove benefit to, it should be
source of consolation to the infrm. The DR.. has in
course of his experience discovered many valuable
remedies which have proved of invaluable service in
the treatment of ChcOnic and Private Diseases He
be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms
or by letter. and where patients place themselves
der his charge, he guarantees asks COM
pensaton. We would refer the reader to his adver-
tisemement for further particulars. ASSN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
DENTISTRY.

G. R. sPAW, DENTIST, Takes this meth
cd of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass
Valley and vicinity that he is located in this
place for the practice of his Profession in all its bran
ches Ladies waited at their residences if reuuir
ed, Ea- Office at DORNIN'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS
Main Street. 3-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
MARYSyUIF Jrxv 1orr, 1osg

MARYSVILIF, JUNE 10Th. 1855
nR. J. G. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send me soma
~ of the medicines you prescribed in nv case I
have friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that was. He has nightly emissions ring
ing noise in his head, weak bacd loss of memory and
is generally debtated; he is discouraged and has
not confidence enough to call and you. Itod him
[Ballance next week
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Guns. Powder. &c. &c.

THE subscriber has befn at great trouble and spare
no expense in fitting up his establishment in tn,
best possible STYLE for making and repairing anythin
in the way of gunsmithihg. He has had many year
experience, and fatters himself he is complete
ter of his profession. . "
At his shop may be purchased at low rates fo
CASH :
NA- RIFLES, GUNS POWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS, NIrr1
WRENCHEs, NIPPLES GUN .WADs, SHOT, BELTS, Evl.
RYTHING IN THE WAY OF HfsSTRADE
Shop on the south side of Broad street, doors
of the Union Hotel Z. p. DAVIS.
Nevada city April 611s53 n19 If
n. 3. Particular pafnStaken in cleaning and smet
ng of Gold.