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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

COFFEE-We have hsda very quiet market to-day prices
gel and prime Rio they little hf ne
Tie stoci OF Rio bags. sales osOo Rio at Halle
FLOUR AND MEAL-A brisk demand for Western Csaa
Flour export the home trade and ~th erste srv
M better the low grades Of extras and good supe
fne sought ser Common State beeomins scarce ARD
wanted he sales are COO bbls at IS GQS5 80 for con-
mon to good stse 75a 10 for super6ns Indisns end
pper Lake; IS asa 90 for common 70 good superdne OEo
sc Od Sc 10 for fair Ohio 90 7ed s. for
fair very good extra Ohio AID 50 Sc@ tlo Sf SO Loa;
wanted tales Of 600 bba e6 lo0t6 for supeihne nd
Sc for brands Southern Fl,ur offered .p.rus
w. and with good inquiry BETTER sales Of 90 bba at
IS for mixed to good standard brands Baltimore &C.
05d SO rs for fancy and Extra brands I've Flour
very 81 for jersey and 90 Is for Brandy
wine; Is for puucheons ~ao,.,~u.
FisH-Dry Cod in moders. request at % 2593 ST p cwt
for st Georges Bank Msekerel In moderate den.nd rom
store the little frmer afscuh prices are with
sales 900 bl prices within the floWing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
SUPERIOR COURT-GExERaL TERM-JuyE 28-Present all
the Judges bu, JuJge BoswoRTH


| james 3. Gibbons agt the Broadway Bank.
This action is brough. for compensation for services
. tss The to ne Sads
when organized the plaintiff was TO become Cashier
,hs 81 ss to tbs
time however, some Of the associates elected officers bu
resolution was passed. offering him the office Of Teller
with good salary and full eonpensation in addition Or s
gibbons. but far from sc0estiOs it. be withdrew from ths
tine nsS.wn S
Mr. Gibbons acted as Secretary early stages of the
.ocsoD end HE minutes after s incorporation entered
On the tIia motion for non denied and the case
submitted the Jury subject the decision Of the Court
whether the were 30 adopted by the bankers
es Il & Gibbons v. rendered. With
whether this wa which wss valid or enOIcsSs
San Dc z & Ia
mes was ouch an adoption q; to be binding upon them but
cover under the resoaon and the subsequent facts tie
s ds Ssns % Fey
appointment not being appointed cashier and as equvs
cent s. . .oad ss .na
hold the Bapl bound AFTER tie plaintiff had only declined
tcsi Which he had caused 70 be put H. wd,swn Ii: benefit
James A. Decker sgt Claus A. Harms
On payment of costs Of default and of motion the
f'''' A' ssmi W. Goodrich ast. ia. S. Davis, &c.
Motion to issue execution granted.
John Mofet set. VIM. P. Mofet.
Order appealed from affirmed without costs.
Jas Kenoehon sg The Bowery Fire Insurance Company.
Judgment affirmed with costs.
SPECIAL TERm-Before Judge sOsson.
American Pier Company sgt Bliss kellogg.
Motion for receiver denied without costs.
Csrey ast. CLARK Clark.
Motion for judgment, on account of fnv0ousness of
demurrer, denied with 81 cosis
Thompson sgt. Porter.
Temporary Injunction granted.
Before Juice HOFFMAN.
Thompson agt Scudder.
Judgment must be set aside as regularly obtained.
The plaintiff Thusdsy next the Sd of july be-
fore Special Term liberty serving notice
and Of this order today or Monday next for other
relief
Laurent ast. Meyer.
Judgment as moved for, less eos, the counsel fee,
and with clause that the Judgment against Co. be
ment.
Enoch Clark ct al. sgt. Isaac Lssor ct al
Allowance of 800. The costs are therefore to be
Adjnstsd and entered at S475 IS
SUPREME COURT, SPECIAL TERn-JusE 2S- Before Judge
Chas. H. Marshall sgt. Edwd. Roche et al.-RepOrt
Of referee aside unles the plaintiff consent TO deduct from
reported 1900 with thi. done tbs
Stephen D. Van Schaick agt Edward Lewis Sey-
the defendant the demurrer, with leave
plaintiff amend in twenty days. payment OF the costs
Of the demurrer =. :,
Edward H. Pendleton agt. Daniel Law implicated
with Cas Shelton aJudsmept for the plaintiff on tbs
defendant with the to
answer in twenty on o. ne fI Vaantee al
Injunction dissolved. Costs to abide event
August j. Jandus agt. Chas. X. Lsndman-Order OF
In the matter Of Alexander Redmond ct aL-Trustee
Before Judge CLERxE.
Edward L. Hurry ct al. agt. Gilbert s. Savage ct
L.-MotioD granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sntsi Knoxville Ludlow, Savannah l. MITCHELL James
ships-Cor st.llaion HuliineI, Liverpool c. Csrewi s.
Holmes, Gm'h New Oriea,s VIM Nelson s'n ST. Peter,
werp w Schmidt Co Louis Napoleon. "a .m.l weio-
loltz Hamburg w. +. Schmidt Co Mscedonis, frebe,
Bon Co.
BsIks-Arehtsct Bailey, MAtsszas, c. Dursnd Ranger.
Goodu &, Mstar zss, Russell Vinne.
Briss-Bestrice, Conn, Boston, E. J. Peten T. Wal
ter, Heh, fhiadeUhs j. 0ursnd Co. Cssrns, tBr Osv
Rotts w y Schmidt Co. Venus (Brl Scott Windsor,
De Wolf Echo, Conklin, Jscksonyile, c. Piersnn
Ellen Louise Aompson, New Haven nssss. J. c. gtrons,
Lissun, Bsunsrs, Mailer, Lord ousssssj C. H. Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Disasters. &c.

SHIP HARvARp (of Boston Hotchkiss Cslcatts for
shs ss S:ps
ereounsrsd severe gale ten days preyoo.y little Est q
Si:cSsssd and Capt Hotehii. had hope. finding tho
vessel would require BE- entirely discharged and hove 90. r
| repairs, she might be COZ demned
into Penn Grove, n ga inst q distress having 'pius
es.s .sGss
about lat 40 passed pe'es OF wreck ofs large North Amer
ADILalDI February 18th. Ash9ns from tys ~
:s T IS 81
UNITED STATES JOHN ADAM :s San rnssi.:
fsoa miles; b.: been s1 Day. aud 10: visited
Tire:
Salmon Nayesors Islands the Feejee Islands
ss saS after .sn
IS month. and IS asy: from the United States :.
hour: III. equator Il the Atlantis and s.0.si 10 lon 81
aGI s ana p s:f s .sa
- :s: "a &; ia: I'd As "a
CLIPPER DERBY at San Francisco crossed the squa
In the ATLANTIC Feb H. In 9 q day: out in lon So
sses, 20 days from that to the equator in the Psc
crossed in lon 49, IS days out after which had light
sv5E.s At San Es,s . va 70 day: u:
also Experienced strong ssie: IS falkland sds
.iSs: 70 il. .ssa soef srsds. "a
carried them 20 lat ~ NJ after winch had light winds end
calms
CLIPPER SHIP RAMBLER, at San Francisco the 18th day
from Boston, violent sale from north ard lot
bboom sustained other damage Was the SQus
Tor the Atlantic and crossed In lon g. Wss u days Caeo
Horn and Of the Cape p days In very heavy weahe.
Wa lis days to the equstor In tho Pae6c and crossed Ion.
u.s.
CLIPPER SHIP SwEEPsTAKEs at San Francisco, sailed hom
New-York Of Feb 90 Crossed the Equator IN
Atlantic March TO- Is days and hours from Sandy HOOK.
April passed Gaze st. John Staten Land a days out Dox
The .;a after Staten Lsn ,S. S
mes April H. passed in night Of Caps Horn, and Of he
Cape IS heavy gales Crossed the Equator the Psce
Nay g. in no. 10 days from New York. and bad no
trades Was far lor ;8l. We within - MP
Of San Francisco for days during which bad Light winds
cams. -. 80
CLIPPER SEA NYMPH at San Frsncsco, was 10 days
the EQUATOR Atlantic and crossed In lon 81 go Wa -
DAYS TO Cape Horn and had fine weather In coming around
Croed the Equator the Pacific April g. lon. no. and bad
lisht winds from north and northwest
severe gale the southeast the third day out bat %
not sustain dsmsse; "a days TO tho Equator tho At
ISntc crossed lon o. WaS 81 days 10 Cspe Horn and
had weather OF the Cape with the exception Of
gale when shs compelled 70 hssvs to iof = hoa,: Veto
days from lat 50 g. in The Atlantic % 80 IL iAe PseSe-
Cio,sed Equator the Pscids IN Ion 100 So 70 days
SNIP ALExAxpER at San rranesco, dsys 70 re Egps-
tor In the AsLc aud crossed In lon s. and during hst he
experienced hsayy gales which wahsd o. spys wssr
cssk &c deck. Wss 80 days % Caps Hon. end
Tho Equator in the Pacific April g. lon nj aud carried the
north trades to lat so NJ se which bad light northeast
wipds.
CLIPPER SHIP Empress SEA, at San Rfancsos, va
20 days from NewYork e the Equator IN the Ansn1s and
strops sses the Equator the Pacific 80 days cat
lon moderate ard variable winds most Of the e
since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

rRiTSBy auction the cargo Of Guisseppina, comprising
$50 bO1e. Sicily 81 s'0s' d. and ''0 ''1'' d.
GRAiN-Ths buoy aney and seiv, in our Wheat market
Noticed s .e. s leo Sa. good White
q 500 sa:s 1'S 81 IsS SoS ds.so 'ss9
81 bush lI .h'. c:a;d.n = e q So
ss. Zoo ss:s .Ss1 sfs SS
Ohio at 81 40d sci 5000 bush -uiIed Canadian az AZ
s.. :. = ss: ss ss i1
bush arrive the latter contract fp IN Ss%. oS'a
sassc for state and ssa4O FOX We:tsrn CON Il "a &c
lee. plenty lind .snssS '5 oGss 1ed
Gee good prime d. and edee Tor Soo'oen "he saa
'HipEs-Thsre continues good feeling and moderate &C:
tivity sales Of lls Jsmse. q :e Lees c;n
q, : :1s ::os e aaasi
1900 0Oo A,ss:uI: 800 sSTs G.n.lO .sd 1:
fbS ogsso and Port 5000 West mi. soussio,
$50 dry .ated Rio arsDds and Buers' Ayrs' Horse
msnd eontiI good and buy st our in ie quota
today ssC bales a for sssg sona 20
the embraced about bale: and loud n.,' .ys
arsG: :rIDs The ps yi; 9 o. rod 70 pm. saso
IRoS-rhe market is les. am md Z qaie sales of IS tun'
LEATHERrhe demand :e0d foI the :.so . ana ,ae
stock does not seeumase it's CO. sdes es az yeat .naa
a1 me :sias as and insosurs .. a 0.i
no hrm and tAes exceed tue receipts
French Calf English salted Sheep are dull prices IN
changed ~, -. ...h.,
LTAD-The market has not varied mstsraly; sales of 50
,nr. rs ed Cemzn SO 67 time with nterss' sdde
MOLASSES-Colinuesh firm and 10 moderate demand SaieS
Of Cuba 50 i2 and New Orleans at Sc syups
are finn and IN request
NAVAL sr6REs-sprin Turpentre .tssdy; s.s' o. 80
hh. AZ SHE In prime shipping order Crude nrn tne
The receipts bean moderate Wilmington esoe
c., h scare The Of 80 bb Norh County - noticed
In LAT ~ss accidentally psed under the mPrope head
Common RosL sssdy busths expor. demand eeesied By
,hs 10 frei.hts Of bills At 81 81 81 65
$50 s and delivered Fine "a. tiles are selling N mod
crate steady rsfes Tar has been In better rag
ard moderate receipts Prees have :dvsneei s.es Of ,so
bbls Al ed 75-he former rate for Washington thn
and the Prime shiPPns lot. IN yard but liide eau be
IA now below these Pitch u dull.
OiIS-Tbe market English Linseed continues qu & no
fus,bsr .ses have from frat hands; there 10 little
no .tok IN importers hands and most Of the expected srvas
are cispo.e ed OF Of 500 Ions from store at 81 da
rop cash Whale better bat learn OF no rthsr
ales; Refined eontns,s quiet Crude sperm dull ., 50
as co quiet 81 asa 81 70 for spring and
s5 for Winter u beaehed- Lard Oh 6rm hsli At the
sdvsree Olive Oh stesdy ct IS Ssd IS 50 for quarts, aud
81 50 for piuts Red Oh hrm 1t d6oc cash and
months
PROvIsIONs-Ths Porh mshet quiet and prices Of Mes
eves with Offering Ihs danand mainly confined to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

State. In that case, the delay In the remittance Of
the money is with them ,ss.. "a. :
In addition to the gold by the Illinois, the Psssms
Railroad Company transported e3s6,32l in gold, and
1894, 42i in silver, for English account.
The earnings of the Panama Railroad in May will
exceed sl3O,ooo, which is 600 600 beyond our esti.
mate made a few days ago.
The Imports other than Dry Goods, for the week,
Ike Dry Goods, are tne less than for the week
last year, being e2,2l5s7i agains. e2,25s,oeA The
aggregate for the week 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

Lspsjsy. Nswbsryport Merrill Abbott r. W Brovn, he.
WilmsEtOn, Dosa Potter asbsoes woson CT rGips
j;%ss H ss..nd. ~ csts. Bsics, nsssr fle
NicIsnon Philadelphia Jane. Hand Lonss IuiIsf reuS
Peter, T. Rodaan Ossocd New Bedford, master Psenc,
lawrence NswLondon Merrill Abbott; Abe, Taylor, ssr
snpsh, j. L. Gilmore Co. . $500. r. ....
sloou- Thomas Hull, Hull Providence master.
Propssr-Wsstern Port Berry Portland, Crom~ei'S LIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

Albert II. Nicolsy's regular semweekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place Monday at
12I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The business of the Clearing. house to-day was
$40, 24o, 6l2 A.
The exports OF specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1885, thus far were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

IT q Mail steamship Illinois, BORG, from AsrnsaIi, VITA
tresrrs passensers and mails from California, 70 ". o.
Roberts.
and pass. to spoford. Tileston Co. - 49, a., 4.
ste an ship Philadelphia McGowsn, New Orleans 2oh We
Havana lsd IN mdse and passengers NJ o. Robes Jtns
a. No. lat % u on 81 o. passed ship Maid OF OJssuss
BAH William of Fall River Gray, Baltimore days, coal To
order ,....--.- "a
days, sugar, &c, TO J. w. FlwelL
Big EnUs, (of Portsmouth, N. H. KhoweI, CsrSeras
days sugar master .
Scbr. Chsiley May, Bush, Norfolk days, wood
Sckr. Banquet, Bartlett, New Rochelle. balIss-
Schr. ~ L. hail. Gail. Portland, CT
Propeller Mount Sasge Watson, Baltimore 10 hours ndss.
to j. Riley. l...
sAILED-steanship Araso. Hsue; Knoxville, ssvann.hS
james Adger Chsrleston yamestovn Norfolk, &c. ships
Washington, Liverpool; Silas Holmes New-Oriesna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Arrived. SUNDAY, June 20.


Steamship ma Fr) Bocarde Hsvre June via ibsup-
June H. lat 4s Ion II 20 w. spoke shie Hsm-
Ion is W. spoke American packet white dag With cttsr
U, ard steering east june 81 lar f ion 80 W, spoke
w spoke American ship Unen day lat ~ 80 ~ lop
66 W., spoke English bark Styphsn, steering w..
CliPper-shP B. Palmer, Low, shsashse March ~ teas
provisions No date lat 81 80 Ion 81 a E. spoke ship
s., Ion 81 aow .hip : Godf,sy hence for -. a az:
SS sn.h Mach k:y sHt IA sH re Ss.
BsIt NssRsyso, Link pss..s. Jsa;l
Thomss W. Watson from Phi sdephis for Lsguayrs nth,
lat So on 65 spoke whaling shr Richard Of Provncetown
Bark Zdod of Lubec) Davis, Bahsues, W. CAY IS days,
Brs W H. oro.su t0f Boston, Weber, Ms,arass days.
Brig Crimea Snow, Nusvtas June 49, mahogany cedar &c.
to Oven Sons June a. lat "a TO- lon "A So baih j.
Brig I. Wad (of Mysic) Burrows Apslsehisols June H.
cotton, &C., to Brodie 4 Peues -
Brig L.uetts tof FTeeport Merrill Frontiers de Tobacco
Nesmiih Son June u LAT Is a. lon IS boa5ded tuk
Brig Devon shire, Or Prudden, Hamilton, tBermuds,)
d's potatoes. onions. and Old rO. fsnson Jons:
gum eogs % l. Am'inck June :, Let 50 s., len. A@s
Townsend Jones, Pierce, s.vans 18th int, dss dc
sehr VIM Smith Hughes, Charleston days cotton, &c, u
schr James Lawrence Allen Boston days. mAse to Day.
schr HsswaId of Ch.Ils.ton) McDous Charleston sda.
sehr Mary Susan, (Br) Kelly Hsrbsr Island days, ksi
Propeller Chas Ossood, Smith, Norwich @laG.
ser gers. 10y pilot.bost Jacob A wsstsrvsltI
WINDS W. .Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Reeeinfs n Produce.

BY North Rirey Boats-June 23-8 200 bills Flour II 200
BUSH Wheat S. 30 DO Corn 660 DO Oats 450 do Rye 40
bbs A,hes $50 60 Whisky 7ss Provisions 939 DO Lard.
BY Eric Radrodd-2ooo bbls Flour 44s phss Whisky, 35
do. Provisions, $50 bush. Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
ny TeleGraph,

BOSTON June 29-An. Steamer Palmetto, WiIets Phls-
dephia hip Flying Chders White New bark sumpsY.
Humphreys Londonj bss Greyhound, Pierce and Oaocos
johnson, Philsaslphis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

Markets-CAREFULLYR REPORTED ron THr Tn'nnsr-
SATURDAY, June %, 1855.
The market quite firm both kinds; sales OF 80
bbls for Pots and 81 5o9 81 62t for Pearls Sslera
u Q firm at 7c., cash.
COTTON-Thsre frmness the part Of holders,
but rates. The sales
sreoI ~ bale We follows:
cLAsstFicATion.
pIsuHs EInrda ~ O.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

MINIATURE THIS DAT.
auu-Risss 4; ~ Sets 7:35 MooH-Rses. 2:30m
HIGH wATsn..............rhn BAY
gsndv Hoak, 5; Isand. 6: % HeQ-0ste. 807
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
S3,6ll,95 s5,5.


Among the Imports are: Sugar, 75o,sooi Coffee,
256, eOO Mossses "a, 800; Ws.ches, $4,000; Wines,
1880; Wool % 900; CigGs, 29,7ooi Nader, 2ooooi
Fur, $1,000; Brandy, 1890; Hides, sa,sooi Iron,
10000; Lead, $1,000; Steel ls, 200; Tin, $1,000
. The exports Of the week were o., 226, $780, against
To- A ;,clndnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Ocean Steamers

Hriesson From New. York. June q. For Liverpool.
AIsbs From New. York June e. For Iivsrpoel
Iriso New York June %. For Hsvre
Prince Albert From New-Yo June g. For 0ssgow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

PASSENGER Sailed

Hermann Southampton for New York June
Baltic Sails form Liverpool for New York ~ une 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
WhAleP1s

Sailed u New London 18th. bark Gate sch1 Restless Md
dleton South Atlantic and Indian Oceans. .
spoIenMsy ~ lat 81 20 Ions % ST. lno' s. ship Ads'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
vAcArior--sExT WEEK

vICATioH-NExI Wkkh.
The Geeeral Term Of the Superior Count has ad
om ned over till Saturday next, when some decisions
viii probably be given and one or TWO arguments
heard I,hss been rumored that the Forrest case
would be decided next week; but we understand from
GOOD authority tha. j. is az least doubtful our IN
formation be correct, Mr.. and Mr.. r. VIII wai'' per
eorce ill October for final decision
The Special Term OF the same Court will be eonfin'
ned by Judge Hoffpan during the week; though ne
v;l h.ar TO calendar causes, with single exception
Of one which 10 Get down for Tuesday in which the
Commiss osers Of Emigration parties. Some heavy
c..,s will he decided in the course of the week.
The Common Pleas will hold General Term during
the month ;; and the. Supreme Court viii rapidly re-
hpse into sssmi torpid state-a single Judge hoiding
Chamber Decisions viii, however, be gwen at
General Term on Tuesday
The Parish Will case in the surogate's Court will
20 over, unfinished, till September.
The Marine Court has not yet announced ITS inten-
tons formslly--but vacation has practically com
nenced there already, not a Judge having been 10
attendance on Saturday
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER made at the January
Term, A. D. 1856, of the Probate Court of Nevada
Courty, will proceed to sell at Public Auction, at
the head of squrrl Creek at the mining claims known
the Squirrel Creek Mining Company Township of
the 18th day of February next between the hours
A. NJ. and P. NJ the following described property
Three shares, or Three Twelfths of the wholeclahs
of the Company, owned in partnership by Chas. s..
Bagley, and estate of VIM. Hdreth, deceased These
claims viii be sold in such as may be desira-
BILE to purchasers, either divided or undivided
Terms-Cash, or short time, with good security
Should no sale be made above will then receive
proposals or bids for the same at private sale.
HENRY I. HILDRETH, Jr
Adm. Of VIM c. Hildreth, and Attorney in
20-2w% part for Chas. S. Bagley.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
A. WTTKOWSKT

HAS REMOVED his NEWSPAPER DEPOT
IL to Wells & Fargo's Express Office, opposite his
Old Stand next door to the Stage Office, where may
be found all the DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
of the State which will be delivered to Subscribers
immediasely on the arrival of the Stages.
ALSO
Newspapers from all parts of the Atlantic States and
will be punctually attended to.
Grass Valley, Feb. 5, 1856. 20tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
I. O. o. E,

So THE INFTRMITE OF YOUTH AND MATURITY.-How
often deepest sympathies enlisted in behalf
of the poor unfortunate beings, daily met with,
whose cheeks the and desoating hand of disease
and its unsKful eradication have left their imprints
With desire to lessen this evil would call the at
tention of invalds, especially those suffering from
disease of the sexual system and their treatment,
to the advertisement of Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY, of San
Francisco, to be found in another column-beng
Sured that to be under his treatment is equva
lent to a radical cure. Unlike the many QUASI Doc
tors, who food the country with their pretentious
cards, DR.. CzapKay is gentleman of medical and
scientific atta1nments possessing all the requisites,
(experience and sKil) for the satisfactory and
eessful practice of his profession We take pleasure
in thus publicly commencing him a sKillful pbysi-
eian with view to prevent those unfortunate enough
to need medical treatment from falling into the perni
cious custody of the army of empires abOunding in
California-feelng assured that in his hands safe
and speedy cure will be effected. 1T-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
GRASS VALLEY PROPERTY.

WILL SELL my entire property in Grass Valley
4 at such prices to offer inducements specu-
i4tlVe operation, or permanent investment. Par
uculars Price, &C. be learned on application to
Joseph Wood, or A. Delano, Esq.
7-Ss GEO. WOOD.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
JUST RECEIVED,
BY KENDALL & SPENCER,

From New York, in 80 days by Express.
A LARGE SUPPLY of Garden, Herb and Flower
IN Seeds, comprising nearly every variety suitable
to this climate We take pleasure in offering to the
public these Seeds, as confidently recommend
them being put up with the greatest care by the
most experienced Seedsmen in the Eastern states and
guarantee every seed offer, to be of the past
seasons 0855) growth.
AS- Ranchmen and Traders, please give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere
KENDALL & SPENCER
Grass Nal1ey Feb II 1856 21-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
T$hA f Islsi=l-lllsi.i:5;::l.is.s;
ffs1eH .sl IS "a "a i.Sis.m
q ~ I : l-3,l = 80 81

t EHs:iE5#5l5
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY THE Sd inst, the Cars for
" the transportation Of Passengers will run regular
ly the Sacramento Valley Railroad between Sac
ramento and Folsom, as follows
Leaving their depot at intersection of Sd and Sts
every day Sundays excepted) at A. NJ. and 2 P NJ.
On Sundays, at..................9A at. A. NJ. and P NJ
@ Returning, leave Folsom
Every day (Sudanys excepted) at IL A. NJ. and P NJ.
On Sundays, II A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ.
Stopping at Brighton, Patterson's Sixteen and Egh-
teen Mile House and Alder Greek Stations
Fare between Sacramento and Folsom, 50
Freight will be received as heretofore at foot of
street
Rate of Freight, So per ton, from Sacramento to
Folsom Return freight at gaeatly reduced rates,
per contract
AS station houses are not yet completed all freight
and baggage must be at the risk of the owners if left
at any station night.
J. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
supt Office, Feb. 1st 1856. pol I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
CONSTARLE'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION beerng date jan
ID uary 10th, A D, 1856 to delivered issued from
the Court of A Henton ESQ., acting Justice of the
Peace for Nevada County, Township of Rough 4 Rea-
before him the above date in favor of David Bow
yer, and against Solomon Palmer fer the sum of One
Hundred and Eighty two Dollars and Ffty-six Cents,
Debts and Costs--I have levied upon and taken in ex
ecution, and will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash. in front of the Court Room Door, in
the town of Rough Ready, between the hours of
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ on WEDNESDAY
the Goth day af February 1885, All the right title
and snterest of Solomon Halmer id certain House
and Ten Pin Alley Balls &C.. the Hotel known as the
Missouri Hotel, situated the town of Rough Rea
dy also lot of Mining Claims, located Deer
Creek south of New Town. for the satisfaction of the
above Judgment and accruing COSTS
E. B. JAGO, Constable.
Rough & Ready, Jan. 81 1856. 2O3t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
LOST.

NOTE of HAND given by the Helvetia and L.fav
n cite Gold Quartz Mining Company, payable to
DENNIS O'KEEFE, dated Dec. 81, 1855, for Thirty
eight Dollais. All persons are hereby cautioned
against negotiating said note as payment thereon
has been stopped. DENNIS O'KEEFE
Grass Valley, Feb 8, 1856. 2O-3t a