April 19, 1867 (4 pages)

cts AICN . ENTHAL, la City, doe st Complete DSs!. MOUNTAINs Hg Styles ang Market, art of ‘DS Le 1 this city, FOULARDs. CHAMBREY’ AN PRINTS. ' NS & LAWNS. BROIDERIES /KERCHIEFS ED MUSLINs. . TOWELS, N CURTAINS. QUILTS, ply, Bru: Rugs, &e, sion to thank ‘their very lib. ure them tha GOODS ver bough Let. ll Profits, re buyiug elee. you splendid THAL. BACCO IS, O SPENCE CITY, EAST ANI) ith the tock ot, DS, Ete, Ete unty. f Cigars. ira’ WINC IP ES, inds of DS ,_s! ND BE: ttention ountry: tage to WAS. Che DMy * Transcript, NEVADA CITY,.CALIFORNIA,, . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ee A SERIOUS CHARGE.—Pearl Ladd, of Rough & Ready, an old resident, a man of considerable property and heretofore esteemed as a good citizen, was recently ar. _yested upon the charge of robbery. The circumstances are these: Ladd owned a ranch at Rough & Ready and Mat. Adams worked for him, The latter had about $3,000 in money, gold, dust, specimens, etc., Which he kept under the head of his bed; In February last the entire property was stolen The robbery was committed between breakfast time and evening. On returning to the house, Adams missed on _property and found a window opening to his roomopened, No. traces were found of any one leaving the house. Two. Chi namen at work on the place were suspicioned: and arrested, but were discharged, there being no evidence against them.— Afterwards Ladd was suspicicned, The grounds upon which the’ suspicions are based are as follows: On the day of the robbery, Ladd and his wife went to Grass Valley without saying, anything about it toany one. This they ‘were not accuswmed to do: The shipments of gold made by him were closely watched, and it issaid one bar was found which contained alloy and waseither from coin or jewelty. Recently Ladd/sold his property for a. considerable sum ‘and started for the East with his family,and on the eve of his departure was arrested by Marshal Snow of Grass Valley. Itis stated that the purses to. which Adams is willing-to swear were found in Ladd’s possession.— The prisoner was brought to Grass Valley Nod placed under heavy bonds to appear before Judge Byrne for examination, The friends of the defendant aré confident that he will be. able to vindicate, himself from the serious charges against him. A Ricn Strixze.—On Wednesday last, Leeth & Barton made arich strike on Deer Creek. They found a quartz! pocket from which in a few hours they took out over $600 in gold. This lucky strike was made near the door of Leath & Co’s cabin and men had been walking over it for years. Quite a large number of these pockets have been found in the last few years near the mouth of Wood’s Ravine, and in some instances several thousand dollars have been found in a pocket of a . . few inches in diameter. We believe they are generally made up of decomposed ; quartz. There must be a rich ledge somewhere in that vicinity. A'Smarr Doa.—A dog owned in this city exhibits an intelligence that almost amounts to reason in the performance of his duty. He has been taught to go from his master’s residence to his place of business, for the purpose of announcing that meals are ready, and each day he signifies tothe owner, by Opening his mouth and putting his tongue out, that dinner or supper is waiting. Recently he came down with his message, but the door was fastened. After reconnoitering for some time, the dog jumped up, and taking the knob in his mouth unlatched the door and enfered. Such an act would almest. convince one that animals sometimes reason, = BoLp RoBBERY.—We learn from the Grass Valley National that on Tuesday last Alfred Norris, while on the way from Colfax to that place, was stopped near the ’ toll gate and robbed of his watch and $60 incoin. The victim Says “the men were not disguised, and says he will know them if he sees them again. He says one of the men lodked like a Mexican, was dressed in black and had ona Peruvian hat. The other man-was-apparently an Amcrican, about 25 or 80 years old. He was also dressed in black. Norris came into town 4nd informed officer Sale of the. robbery, who with Norris, scoured thetown in all directions, bat were unable to find any! body answering the description of either of the robbers, This is certainly the boldest robbery that has been committed in our county for a long time.” . 'This rob bery wasCommitted within a half mile o “rass-Valley. : « DeRINe the storm last week a consider. able of fuming was blown, down in the Veinity of You Bet.» pe eet Spring of 18671 FIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY if FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN ! . _, Stern Winters frowns have passed away, And beauteons Spring returns once more, With radiant s 8 and colors gay, _ Proclaiming. Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothéd in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, ‘A Paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant though ibe Is not half so dazz ing to the eye As the New Spring and Sommer Styles of Goods now. being received at the Mammoth Clothing Store of BANNERS. : JUST RECEIVED AND ;NOW OPENING Ne CLOTH ING EMPORIUM — Or— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets; NEVADA CITY, A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly-for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. te" We have now i Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, < Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! HATS! 1! New Spring styles of Including the celebrated:. Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, ata And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. mae BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of all Colors. FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c. Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our prices are LOWER than those of any others. ersons in want of any thing in our line willdo well tocall and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS. Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city, THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) PRICES: BPr Sonne, 10. cents per pound. STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 1244 cents. ROAST BEEF, 124 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 124¢ cents. ; PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, !6 cents. The Meats kept at this Establishment will always be the very best the country affords, and the proprietor hopes by the advantages he offers, (fair prices and fine quality,) to seture a liberal patronage from an intelligent and appreciative public. : For the benefit of suchas need the informatian : The New. Market has no connection whatever with the Combination Company, but on the con. trary is with the public and for their protection . and benefit—do not neglect it then! Be true to . yourselves and you will have no reason to ¢omTHE roads arein excellent condition now and the Stages are mitkin# first rate time. bPlain of. we r JOHNSTON, Nevada, April 9th—tr You Bef, «NEW ADVE hEiceNT, Crawford, Leavitt & Co., FROM DATE WILL SELL ALL GOODS IN THE LINE OF CROCERIES, AND . PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, GLASS, WOOD Pome wi AND Seana = WILLOW WARES, Wines, Liquors, Case Goods, ETC. ETC. ETC., t#” At Lower Rates than Consumers t#"can obtain elsewhere in Nevada t=" County, FOR CASH! OR TO PARTIES WHO DO AND. WILL CON\ TINUE TO “Settle their: ‘accounts Monthly.” Intending on and after January ist, 1868, to carry on'an exclusive ‘HARDWARE BUSINESS’ WE WILL RUN OUR “GROCERY -DEPARTMENT,”. DURING THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Cash Buyers and Prompt Payers —OF— Nevada and Vicinity. OUR STORE ROOMS WILL BE WELL STOCKED ALSO WITH Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Iron, Steel and Nails, Rope and Duck, Powder, Fuse and Quicksilver, STOVES AND TINWARE. ALSO, AT LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA, > PURCHASERS Are requested to examine our STOCK AND PRICES! UNDER OUR RADICAL RECONSTRUCTICN ARRANCEMENT. HAVING SEVERAL TEAMS AND WAGONS WE WILL DELIVER GOODS A REASONA. BLE DISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE AND WITH PROMPTNESS. Crawford, Leavitt & Qge tu N. B.—Parties having large or small balances upon our Books, who are waiting g, or have waited for the same to become outlawed, are hereby notified, unless they promptly settle the same, we shall, at a time suiting our convenience, advertise their accounts FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, PAYABLE IN “GREENBACKS AT PAR. e” GENTLEMEN YOU KNOW Wo. YOU ARE.“ : LEAVITT, TARE Nevada, April tith, 1967, FJ "a ¥ * ‘Bus > a2 VED,, RECEI —AaND— ELEGANT ~“ASORTMENT ’ a —or— Watches,Clocks Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. : ALL OF WHICH WHEL BE SOLD CHEAP 0 FO CASH. By W. C, RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. Nevada, December 19th. OPPOSITION —TO— IMPOSITION 1! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CICARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT COST PRICES! FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAND 10.000. POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods{fand ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders from abroad promptly attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT YOQU.WANT. _ .Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s, Broad street, Nevada City. sf riviiA JULIUS GREENWAL ‘)) Weviday sin, 20th bag Savill Yo. D. , 1ou SILVER WARE, ‘. 88 good service, as yours. arn se REOAN WALTHAM WATCHES We claim and are prepared ‘to prove that the American Watches manufactured at Waltham, Massachusetts, ate not only equal, but far supetior, to the watches of England, Switzerland and. France. We also claim that they are CHEAPER MORE ACCURATE, MORE DURABLE, and more easily kept in order and repaired than any other watches in the market. Because in each one of the very numerons parts of which a watch is made up, we attain, by me chanical power, nearly absolute mathematica) precision and uniformity, making every watch of any one style atrue copy of its model. , . _ This similarity in structure reduces:the cost of production; it secures uniformity in results; it perpetuates infallibly any excellence that may be once achieved, and makes it easy to repair any injury sustained, or replace $ny_part that may be lost-or destroyed. — .: ies In addition to these mechanical advantages,our Watches are simpler in structure, and therefore } Stronger, and less likely to be injured than foreign watches. How they run under the hardest trial watches . can have, is shown by. the following letters : PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFICE OF-PH®-GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, ) ALTOONA, Pa., 15th Dec., 1866. ‘ Gentlemen : The watches manufactured by you have been in use on this railroad for several years by our enginemen, to whom we furnish watches as part of our equipment. There are now some three hundred of them carried on our line, and we consider them ‘good and reliable time-keepers. Indeed, I have great satisfaction in saying your watches give us less trouble, ard have worn and do wear mich longer without repairs than any watches we have ever had in use . on this road. As you.are aware, we formerly trusted to those of English manufacture, of acknowledged good: reputation, but as a clase they never kept timé as correctly, nor haye they done In these statements I am sustained by my predecessor, Mr,.Lewis, whose experience extended Over a series of years. Respectfully, ‘ EDWARD H. WILLIAMS. General Superintendent American Watch Co., Waltham. NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, Locomotive DEPARTMENT, Wzar. Division, ‘g . RocHEstkR, Dec. 24, 1866.“ j. Gentlemen : I have no hesitation in saying that I believe the great majority of Locomotive Engineers have found by experience that Waltham Watches are the most satisfactory of any. for their uses. They run with the greatest accuracy and steadiness, notwithstanding the rough riding of an engine, and asT have hever known one to wear out they must be durable. I hope to see the time when Railway Companies will generally adopt your watches, and furnish them to-allengineers and conductors. In my opinion it would greatly tend to promote regularity ahd safety. Yours respectfully, { CHARLES WILSON, G. Chief Engineer. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. American Watch Co.,, Waltham, Mass, Any grades of Waltham Watches may be purchased of Watch Dealers throughout the country. ROBBINS & APPLETON, 182 Broadway, N, Woy General Agente. R, B. GRAY &CO., 616 Merchant street, San Francisco, Agents for the Pacific Coast. SACRAMENTO be SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d, ASH & HURLEY, 2 Orders promptly attended to. LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, _. And a General Assortmeut of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods! ¢#7~ Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. 24th. MINERS’ RESTAURANT, HENRY PYRMONT..Proprietor. COMMERCIAL STREBT, Nevada City. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the proprietor promises ae to please all who favor him with their patronage. Meals Twenty-five Cents. Lodgings Twenty-five Cents. Nevada, March 9th. 942) TBs PIERCE, DEALEB IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY: Nevada, Nov. 28th. Valuable Property For Sale. . THE FINE. BRIGK SPORK, on. the ves] Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, formerly occupied by 8. HAAS & CO., is offered FOR SALE OHEAP: The buildn first.rate condition, centrally Jocated ior , /business and fire-proof, The House may be purchased with or without #helying.’ Fur ; ‘apply to 8. HAAS: & CO"S.; Auction ' Street, Nevada. 4

cts AICN . ENTHAL, la City, doe st Complete DSs!. MOUNTAINs Hg Styles ang Market, art of ‘DS Le 1 this city, FOULARDs. CHAMBREY’ AN PRINTS. ' NS & LAWNS. BROIDERIES /KERCHIEFS ED MUSLINs. . TOWELS, N CURTAINS. QUILTS, ply, Bru: Rugs, &e, sion to thank ‘their very lib. ure them tha GOODS ver bough Let. ll Profits, re buyiug elee. you splendid THAL. BACCO IS, O SPENCE CITY, EAST ANI) ith the tock ot, DS, Ete, Ete unty. f Cigars. ira’ WINC IP ES, inds of DS ,_s! ND BE: ttention ountry: tage to WAS. Che DMy * Transcript, NEVADA CITY,.CALIFORNIA,, . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ee A SERIOUS CHARGE.—Pearl Ladd, of Rough & Ready, an old resident, a man of considerable property and heretofore esteemed as a good citizen, was recently ar. _yested upon the charge of robbery. The circumstances are these: Ladd owned a ranch at Rough & Ready and Mat. Adams worked for him, The latter had about $3,000 in money, gold, dust, specimens, etc., Which he kept under the head of his bed; In February last the entire property was stolen The robbery was committed between breakfast time and evening. On returning to the house, Adams missed on _property and found a window opening to his roomopened, No. traces were found of any one leaving the house. Two. Chi namen at work on the place were suspicioned: and arrested, but were discharged, there being no evidence against them.— Afterwards Ladd was suspicicned, The grounds upon which the’ suspicions are based are as follows: On the day of the robbery, Ladd and his wife went to Grass Valley without saying, anything about it toany one. This they ‘were not accuswmed to do: The shipments of gold made by him were closely watched, and it issaid one bar was found which contained alloy and waseither from coin or jewelty. Recently Ladd/sold his property for a. considerable sum ‘and started for the East with his family,and on the eve of his departure was arrested by Marshal Snow of Grass Valley. Itis stated that the purses to. which Adams is willing-to swear were found in Ladd’s possession.— The prisoner was brought to Grass Valley Nod placed under heavy bonds to appear before Judge Byrne for examination, The friends of the defendant aré confident that he will be. able to vindicate, himself from the serious charges against him. A Ricn Strixze.—On Wednesday last, Leeth & Barton made arich strike on Deer Creek. They found a quartz! pocket from which in a few hours they took out over $600 in gold. This lucky strike was made near the door of Leath & Co’s cabin and men had been walking over it for years. Quite a large number of these pockets have been found in the last few years near the mouth of Wood’s Ravine, and in some instances several thousand dollars have been found in a pocket of a . . few inches in diameter. We believe they are generally made up of decomposed ; quartz. There must be a rich ledge somewhere in that vicinity. A'Smarr Doa.—A dog owned in this city exhibits an intelligence that almost amounts to reason in the performance of his duty. He has been taught to go from his master’s residence to his place of business, for the purpose of announcing that meals are ready, and each day he signifies tothe owner, by Opening his mouth and putting his tongue out, that dinner or supper is waiting. Recently he came down with his message, but the door was fastened. After reconnoitering for some time, the dog jumped up, and taking the knob in his mouth unlatched the door and enfered. Such an act would almest. convince one that animals sometimes reason, = BoLp RoBBERY.—We learn from the Grass Valley National that on Tuesday last Alfred Norris, while on the way from Colfax to that place, was stopped near the ’ toll gate and robbed of his watch and $60 incoin. The victim Says “the men were not disguised, and says he will know them if he sees them again. He says one of the men lodked like a Mexican, was dressed in black and had ona Peruvian hat. The other man-was-apparently an Amcrican, about 25 or 80 years old. He was also dressed in black. Norris came into town 4nd informed officer Sale of the. robbery, who with Norris, scoured thetown in all directions, bat were unable to find any! body answering the description of either of the robbers, This is certainly the boldest robbery that has been committed in our county for a long time.” . 'This rob bery wasCommitted within a half mile o “rass-Valley. : « DeRINe the storm last week a consider. able of fuming was blown, down in the Veinity of You Bet.» pe eet Spring of 18671 FIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY if FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN ! . _, Stern Winters frowns have passed away, And beauteons Spring returns once more, With radiant s 8 and colors gay, _ Proclaiming. Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothéd in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, ‘A Paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant though ibe Is not half so dazz ing to the eye As the New Spring and Sommer Styles of Goods now. being received at the Mammoth Clothing Store of BANNERS. : JUST RECEIVED AND ;NOW OPENING Ne CLOTH ING EMPORIUM — Or— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets; NEVADA CITY, A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly-for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. te" We have now i Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, < Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! HATS! 1! New Spring styles of Including the celebrated:. Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, ata And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. mae BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of all Colors. FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c. Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our prices are LOWER than those of any others. ersons in want of any thing in our line willdo well tocall and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS. Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city, THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) PRICES: BPr Sonne, 10. cents per pound. STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 1244 cents. ROAST BEEF, 124 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 124¢ cents. ; PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, !6 cents. The Meats kept at this Establishment will always be the very best the country affords, and the proprietor hopes by the advantages he offers, (fair prices and fine quality,) to seture a liberal patronage from an intelligent and appreciative public. : For the benefit of suchas need the informatian : The New. Market has no connection whatever with the Combination Company, but on the con. trary is with the public and for their protection . and benefit—do not neglect it then! Be true to . yourselves and you will have no reason to ¢omTHE roads arein excellent condition now and the Stages are mitkin# first rate time. bPlain of. we

r JOHNSTON, Nevada, April 9th—tr You Bef, «NEW ADVE hEiceNT, Crawford, Leavitt & Co., FROM DATE WILL SELL ALL GOODS IN THE LINE OF CROCERIES, AND . PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, GLASS, WOOD Pome wi AND Seana = WILLOW WARES, Wines, Liquors, Case Goods, ETC. ETC. ETC., t#” At Lower Rates than Consumers t#"can obtain elsewhere in Nevada t=" County, FOR CASH! OR TO PARTIES WHO DO AND. WILL CON\ TINUE TO “Settle their: ‘accounts Monthly.” Intending on and after January ist, 1868, to carry on'an exclusive ‘HARDWARE BUSINESS’ WE WILL RUN OUR “GROCERY -DEPARTMENT,”. DURING THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Cash Buyers and Prompt Payers —OF— Nevada and Vicinity. OUR STORE ROOMS WILL BE WELL STOCKED ALSO WITH Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Iron, Steel and Nails, Rope and Duck, Powder, Fuse and Quicksilver, STOVES AND TINWARE. ALSO, AT LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA, > PURCHASERS Are requested to examine our STOCK AND PRICES! UNDER OUR RADICAL RECONSTRUCTICN ARRANCEMENT. HAVING SEVERAL TEAMS AND WAGONS WE WILL DELIVER GOODS A REASONA. BLE DISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE AND WITH PROMPTNESS. Crawford, Leavitt & Qge tu N. B.—Parties having large or small balances upon our Books, who are waiting g, or have waited for the same to become outlawed, are hereby notified, unless they promptly settle the same, we shall, at a time suiting our convenience, advertise their accounts FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, PAYABLE IN “GREENBACKS AT PAR. e” GENTLEMEN YOU KNOW Wo. YOU ARE.“ : LEAVITT, TARE Nevada, April tith, 1967, FJ "a ¥ * ‘Bus > a2 VED,, RECEI —AaND— ELEGANT ~“ASORTMENT ’ a —or— Watches,Clocks Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. : ALL OF WHICH WHEL BE SOLD CHEAP 0 FO CASH. By W. C, RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. Nevada, December 19th. OPPOSITION —TO— IMPOSITION 1! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CICARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT COST PRICES! FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAND 10.000. POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods{fand ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders from abroad promptly attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT YOQU.WANT. _ .Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s, Broad street, Nevada City. sf riviiA JULIUS GREENWAL ‘)) Weviday sin, 20th bag Savill Yo. D. , 1ou SILVER WARE, ‘. 88 good service, as yours. arn se REOAN WALTHAM WATCHES We claim and are prepared ‘to prove that the American Watches manufactured at Waltham, Massachusetts, ate not only equal, but far supetior, to the watches of England, Switzerland and. France. We also claim that they are CHEAPER MORE ACCURATE, MORE DURABLE, and more easily kept in order and repaired than any other watches in the market. Because in each one of the very numerons parts of which a watch is made up, we attain, by me chanical power, nearly absolute mathematica) precision and uniformity, making every watch of any one style atrue copy of its model. , . _ This similarity in structure reduces:the cost of production; it secures uniformity in results; it perpetuates infallibly any excellence that may be once achieved, and makes it easy to repair any injury sustained, or replace $ny_part that may be lost-or destroyed. — .: ies In addition to these mechanical advantages,our Watches are simpler in structure, and therefore } Stronger, and less likely to be injured than foreign watches. How they run under the hardest trial watches . can have, is shown by. the following letters : PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFICE OF-PH®-GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, ) ALTOONA, Pa., 15th Dec., 1866. ‘ Gentlemen : The watches manufactured by you have been in use on this railroad for several years by our enginemen, to whom we furnish watches as part of our equipment. There are now some three hundred of them carried on our line, and we consider them ‘good and reliable time-keepers. Indeed, I have great satisfaction in saying your watches give us less trouble, ard have worn and do wear mich longer without repairs than any watches we have ever had in use . on this road. As you.are aware, we formerly trusted to those of English manufacture, of acknowledged good: reputation, but as a clase they never kept timé as correctly, nor haye they done In these statements I am sustained by my predecessor, Mr,.Lewis, whose experience extended Over a series of years. Respectfully, ‘ EDWARD H. WILLIAMS. General Superintendent American Watch Co., Waltham. NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, Locomotive DEPARTMENT, Wzar. Division, ‘g . RocHEstkR, Dec. 24, 1866.“ j. Gentlemen : I have no hesitation in saying that I believe the great majority of Locomotive Engineers have found by experience that Waltham Watches are the most satisfactory of any. for their uses. They run with the greatest accuracy and steadiness, notwithstanding the rough riding of an engine, and asT have hever known one to wear out they must be durable. I hope to see the time when Railway Companies will generally adopt your watches, and furnish them to-allengineers and conductors. In my opinion it would greatly tend to promote regularity ahd safety. Yours respectfully, { CHARLES WILSON, G. Chief Engineer. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. American Watch Co.,, Waltham, Mass, Any grades of Waltham Watches may be purchased of Watch Dealers throughout the country. ROBBINS & APPLETON, 182 Broadway, N, Woy General Agente. R, B. GRAY &CO., 616 Merchant street, San Francisco, Agents for the Pacific Coast. SACRAMENTO be SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d, ASH & HURLEY, 2 Orders promptly attended to. LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, _. And a General Assortmeut of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods! ¢#7~ Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. 24th. MINERS’ RESTAURANT, HENRY PYRMONT...Proprietor. COMMERCIAL STREBT, Nevada City. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the proprietor promises ae to please all who favor him with their patronage. Meals Twenty-five Cents. Lodgings Twenty-five Cents. Nevada, March 9th. 942) TBs PIERCE, DEALEB IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY: Nevada, Nov. 28th. Valuable Property For Sale. . THE FINE. BRIGK SPORK, on. the ves] Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, formerly occupied by 8. HAAS & CO., is offered FOR SALE OHEAP: The buildn first.rate condition, centrally Jocated ior , /business and fire-proof, The House may be purchased with or without #helying.’ Fur ; ‘apply to 8. HAAS: & CO"S.; Auction ' Street, Nevada. 4