April 2, 1867 (4 pages)

+ feet wide. and a quantity of the rock crushed, the . , rr a 5 The “Daily ‘Beansevipt( NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — LOocAL ENTELLIGENCE. A Goop Lrap.—A considerable amount of prospecting for gold is being done down in the foot-hills,’ and the ledges are presenting a first rate appearance. Recently Crosby & .Co. commenced prospecting a_jedge—near__McCourtney’s. Crossing, on —Bear river. The lead was eight inches wide. on top and increased. until‘a short distance below the surface it became’ two An arasta was erected upon it, first lot paying thirty dollars per ton. © If the ledge continues to hotd as good-as this; . 4 mill will soon be erected upon the mine. “MounTAIN TRovt.— —Sullivan, the irrepressible fish dealer, was in town yesterday with alot of splendid mountain trout.— They weighed from one to five pounds and were caught in ake Tahoe. It takes about thirty-six hours to bring them to this market, and they are brought to us as.fresh as when taken from the lake.— Sullivan will supply this market with ‘ fresh fish from the lakes and the bay.— He will be on hand again next: Thursday with a fine lot of fish. SoLaAR ImaGEs.—Those who desire to see some first rate local views, should call at the picture gallery, on Broad street, next to the bridge. The public buildings, streets and prominent houses in this city are beautifully pictured on leather and paper. Those wanting views of their residences, mills or mining claims to send East can get a first rate picture. Tuk WEATHER.—On Sunday it rained at intervals until evening, when it turned intoa regular storm. April came in yesterday, accompanied by the usual warm showers, melting the snow and urging vegetation forward. The sun came out through the clonds at 10 o'clock, looking all the brighter for the showers, and during the day the clouds fitted across his disc like shadows, occasionally sending down a shower of rain. It does not seem to bea difficult matter to get up rain this season. The weather takes to storm a8 naturally as a constitutionaldemocrat to whisky. First PurcHask.—The Last Chance Copper Mining Company is taking steps to procure a patent to.their mine under the national law providing for the sale of mineral lands. This is the first. Company we have heard of availing itself of the privileges of the new law. The miners as ageneral thing feel as safe as tenants . }. of the public domain as they would as. proprietors of their mines. New York BakeRy.—The New York Bakery, J. Hollywood proprietor, has recently been opened on Commercial street. Mr. Hollywood understands the business thoroughly, and can supply all who need any thing in his line with the best. See advertisement to-day. TRIAL OF CasTINE.—The trial of Louis Castine, charged with the murder of An dy Johnson, at Kate Hays Flat, on the 13th day of January, commenced in the District Court yesterday morning. The case will probably be finished to-day. ,PERsons having warrants on the Gen_ eral Fund, registered prior to December ‘Bist, 1866, are ‘notified by the County Treasurer to come forward and get their cash. Interest has been stopped. ReNatTURALIzED.—Thomas Nilon was yesterday naturalized in the District Court. He was naturalized in the County Court Some years ago. The Supreme Court decided that naturalization in the County Court was ‘not constitutional, and he could not be registered until he got a certificate of lp from the District Court. StarTep Up. —The new ten stamp mill on the California mine was started up on Saturday. It wotks charmingly and will be kept in constant operation. “Fon. TREASURER.—The name of We. Evens is today announced for City Treas} urer, For ‘TREASURER. —Geo. BR. Crawford is ween as a. candidate for City Treas a ;NEwW CICAR & TOBACCO HOUSE! © BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO SPENCE’S DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY, HY’ ARRIVED FROM THE EAST AND OPENED at the above place with the Largest and Choicest Stock of TOBACCO, _ CIGARS, . PIPES, CARDS, Etc, Etc Ever brought to the County. ‘A Splendid Assortment of Havana and American Cigars. GENUINE VIRGINIA @And all other kinds of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIP ES, And a general assortment,of all kinds of (PIPES. . wre LAYING CARDS ,.21 Of every description. Goods at. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Prompt and strict attcntion paid to all orders from the country. RETAIL DEALERS Will find it to their advantage to give me a trial. WM. LEWIS. Nevada, March 8th. ; BACON, HAMS, & —anp— é LARD. CASHIN, DAVIS & CO., AVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE THE MEAT AND LARD FROM Two Thousand Two Hundred Hogs, THE HAMS and Bacon were-cured AND SMOKED at our Packing House > and are WARRANTED SUPiRIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient for Transportation and is warran, ted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO 'PREPARED [TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP, Of the BEST QUALITY, alive or slaughtered, in =ANYPART OF THE COUNTY on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. CASHIN, DAVIS & CO. Nevada, March 2nd. Who Makes Your Boots B. LUTZ, STILL BE FOUND AT HIS SHOP, a few Sead Oepeeene, eanege Saenenas, Sete. to man order, were ever worn. All he asks is one trial. No one poder omy Tod complaint with Boots at this Shop as only the best is negood fit al guaranteed. ed anda Hepaired in the vory best styleand at reasonable rates. ; Nome TO CREDITORS.—All persons haypL demands — vetoes Estate —ae Search: —— pene sale alees f this this adver . statute. w. W. ae s Public Adm'r, a Fm March ist. 8. N. BLIVEN. ¥ S, M. EVERINGHAM. ~ "BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, . iy ee eee AND RETAIL DEALERS IN fa CROCKERY. —AND— CLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, .Opposite A. Lademan's Grocery Store. “ASSORTMENT OF China and Boheniian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinner & Tea Sets Lamps, Cutlery, Ae: — Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, .Chimneys, Globes, Brittania & Plated Ware, Fancy Articles, &e, &e, Hotels and Saloons supplied with all the articles in our line on the 2 Families, most reasonable terms, and parties wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine our goods. BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM. Nevada, March 10th. . ay SACRAMENTOSHIRT STORE! —— A’ FIT GUARANTEED . No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, = Orders promptly attended to.: LAMBS* W00L, SILK, MERENO, COTTON AND FLANNEI Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hoge, _ Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, And a General Assortment of Gentlemien’s Furnishing Goods! = Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. Mth. J. F. BUSSENIUS Apothecary and Chemist$ Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. (2 PHYSICIANS’; PRESCRIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR}JNIGHT. nov7 House For Sale, A Good Dwelling House, sit= nated on one of the main stree of the 1) town is offered FOR SALE CHEAP.— The House contains six rooms and as coneet as any in town.ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment For further iculars atthe NEVADA DAGEY TRANSCHIPT OFFICE. meh2i crry ELECTION. ares ane cera M., on Saturda: zi day of May aden steal andr Clerk of Board of Registration. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A [COMPLETE -a Special the Board f = of held Seek , 1867, Als hg Me ad wan ted Clerk, W-1 is _ “ iit we ltt and. reeiter yy names eo a City Becek to be Ge Se Wane ees thet be j anee G. K. FARQUHAR, fi Clerk. The. Board of ation will atcordingly hold its meetings Halll from 10 A. /M. to5 P Strom pov lane we a A L AjiRSGE —aNnD— ‘ ELEGANT ASORTMENT SILVER WARE, Watches, ’ Clocks Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY < —or— CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ALL OF WHICH WILLEBE SOLD CHEAP FORK CASH, By W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. Nevada, December 19th. OPPOSITION ~T0— IMPOSITION !! ~~ JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, 18 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CIGARS, : 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. . LATCHES 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 PRE CES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders from abroad promptiy attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT YOU WANT. , Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s, Broad street, Nevada City, JULIUS CREENWALD. 3 Nevada, Jan. 29th. GREGORY 2& WAITE, AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMBROUS PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAK” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite Of. the Hurricane and other tremendous “blows” ,they still ‘live and move and have their being’’ and succeed\in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, consisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &e. IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAIT can fit them out to their heart’s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies ‘or any other man,” desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9 CORDS BACON, 3CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT, 12 TONS FEED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY,*OAT MEAL, RYE AND. RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, ofevery description. TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. . DITTO OF NAILS. CANDLES to meet the demand. SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. KEROSENE of the most brilliant netase and other OILS. : To make the whole story short OUR ESTABHMENT 78 AS COMPLETE 4S ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankfal for a very libera] patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of their high consideration, GREGORY & WALTE: Nevada, Jan. 34. THE MARKET LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, Has the Largest Cash Assets, Pays the Highest Dividends, : And does the Largest amount of bus+ iness of any Company in the United 7 States, The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco. By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss_es_by Fire or Marine is taking the lead of all Companies on this coast, §. B DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada City, Dec. 19th, . D. 8. BAKER, _ J. &. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in} GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KINDS, u —AL80>WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FRED, WooD! woop WwooD! Shakes, Shingles,' &e,, &ey, : WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. MINERS’ RESTAURANT, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. Thankful for the very liberal reo. fag hereproprietor. prot pouiipes who fayor nim with thule pan patronage: : Meals Twenty-five’ Cents. Lodgings Twenty-five Cents. Nevada, March 9th,

+ feet wide. and a quantity of the rock crushed, the . , rr a 5 The “Daily ‘Beansevipt( NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — LOocAL ENTELLIGENCE. A Goop Lrap.—A considerable amount of prospecting for gold is being done down in the foot-hills,’ and the ledges are presenting a first rate appearance. Recently Crosby & .Co. commenced prospecting a_jedge—near__McCourtney’s. Crossing, on —Bear river. The lead was eight inches wide. on top and increased. until‘a short distance below the surface it became’ two An arasta was erected upon it, first lot paying thirty dollars per ton. © If the ledge continues to hotd as good-as this; . 4 mill will soon be erected upon the mine. “MounTAIN TRovt.— —Sullivan, the irrepressible fish dealer, was in town yesterday with alot of splendid mountain trout.— They weighed from one to five pounds and were caught in ake Tahoe. It takes about thirty-six hours to bring them to this market, and they are brought to us as.fresh as when taken from the lake.— Sullivan will supply this market with ‘ fresh fish from the lakes and the bay.— He will be on hand again next: Thursday with a fine lot of fish. SoLaAR ImaGEs.—Those who desire to see some first rate local views, should call at the picture gallery, on Broad street, next to the bridge. The public buildings, streets and prominent houses in this city are beautifully pictured on leather and paper. Those wanting views of their residences, mills or mining claims to send East can get a first rate picture. Tuk WEATHER.—On Sunday it rained at intervals until evening, when it turned intoa regular storm. April came in yesterday, accompanied by the usual warm showers, melting the snow and urging vegetation forward. The sun came out through the clonds at 10 o'clock, looking all the brighter for the showers, and during the day the clouds fitted across his disc like shadows, occasionally sending down a shower of rain. It does not seem to bea difficult matter to get up rain this season. The weather takes to storm a8 naturally as a constitutionaldemocrat to whisky. First PurcHask.—The Last Chance Copper Mining Company is taking steps to procure a patent to.their mine under the national law providing for the sale of mineral lands. This is the first. Company we have heard of availing itself of the privileges of the new law. The miners as ageneral thing feel as safe as tenants . }. of the public domain as they would as. proprietors of their mines. New York BakeRy.—The New York Bakery, J. Hollywood proprietor, has recently been opened on Commercial street. Mr. Hollywood understands the business thoroughly, and can supply all who need any thing in his line with the best. See advertisement to-day. TRIAL OF CasTINE.—The trial of Louis Castine, charged with the murder of An dy Johnson, at Kate Hays Flat, on the 13th day of January, commenced in the District Court yesterday morning. The case will probably be finished to-day. ,PERsons having warrants on the Gen_ eral Fund, registered prior to December ‘Bist, 1866, are ‘notified by the County Treasurer to come forward and get their cash. Interest has been stopped. ReNatTURALIzED.—Thomas Nilon was yesterday naturalized in the District Court. He was naturalized in the County Court Some years ago. The Supreme Court decided that naturalization in the County Court was ‘not constitutional, and he could not be registered until he got a certificate of lp from the District Court. StarTep Up. —The new ten stamp mill on the California mine was started up on Saturday. It wotks charmingly and will be kept in constant operation. “Fon. TREASURER.—The name of We. Evens is today announced for City Treas} urer, For ‘TREASURER. —Geo. BR. Crawford is ween as a. candidate for City Treas a ;NEwW CICAR & TOBACCO HOUSE! © BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO SPENCE’S DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY, HY’ ARRIVED FROM THE EAST AND OPENED at the above place with the Largest and Choicest Stock of TOBACCO, _ CIGARS, . PIPES, CARDS, Etc, Etc Ever brought to the County. ‘A Splendid Assortment of Havana and American Cigars. GENUINE VIRGINIA @And all other kinds of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIP ES, And a general assortment,of all kinds of (PIPES. . wre LAYING CARDS ,.21 Of every description. Goods at. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Prompt and strict attcntion paid to all orders from the country. RETAIL DEALERS Will find it to their advantage to give me a trial. WM. LEWIS. Nevada, March 8th. ; BACON, HAMS, & —anp— é LARD. CASHIN, DAVIS & CO., AVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE THE MEAT AND LARD FROM Two Thousand Two Hundred Hogs, THE HAMS and Bacon were-cured AND SMOKED at our Packing House > and are WARRANTED SUPiRIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient for Transportation and is warran, ted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO 'PREPARED [TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP, Of the BEST QUALITY, alive or slaughtered, in =ANYPART OF THE COUNTY on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. CASHIN, DAVIS & CO. Nevada, March 2nd. Who Makes Your Boots B. LUTZ, STILL BE FOUND AT HIS SHOP, a few Sead Oepeeene, eanege Saenenas, Sete. to man order, were ever worn. All he asks is one trial. No one poder omy Tod complaint with Boots at this Shop as only the best is negood fit al guaranteed. ed anda Hepaired in the vory best styleand at reasonable rates. ; Nome TO CREDITORS.—All persons haypL demands — vetoes Estate —ae Search: —— pene sale alees f this this adver . statute. w. W. ae s Public Adm'r, a Fm March ist. 8. N. BLIVEN. ¥ S, M. EVERINGHAM. ~ "BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, . iy ee eee AND RETAIL DEALERS IN fa CROCKERY. —AND— CLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, ..Opposite A. Lademan's Grocery Store. “ASSORTMENT OF China and Boheniian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinner & Tea Sets Lamps, Cutlery, Ae: — Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, .Chimneys, Globes, Brittania & Plated Ware, Fancy Articles, &e, &e, Hotels and Saloons supplied with all the articles in our line on the 2 Families, most reasonable terms, and parties wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine our goods. BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM. Nevada, March 10th. . ay SACRAMENTOSHIRT STORE! —— A’ FIT GUARANTEED .

No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, = Orders promptly attended to.: LAMBS* W00L, SILK, MERENO, COTTON AND FLANNEI Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hoge, _ Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, And a General Assortment of Gentlemien’s Furnishing Goods! = Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. Mth. J. F. BUSSENIUS Apothecary and Chemist$ Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. (2 PHYSICIANS’; PRESCRIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR}JNIGHT. nov7 House For Sale, A Good Dwelling House, sit= nated on one of the main stree of the 1) town is offered FOR SALE CHEAP.— The House contains six rooms and as coneet as any in town.ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment For further iculars atthe NEVADA DAGEY TRANSCHIPT OFFICE. meh2i crry ELECTION. ares ane cera M., on Saturda: zi day of May aden steal andr Clerk of Board of Registration. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A [COMPLETE -a Special the Board f = of held Seek , 1867, Als hg Me ad wan ted Clerk, W-1 is _ “ iit we ltt and. reeiter yy names eo a City Becek to be Ge Se Wane ees thet be j anee G. K. FARQUHAR, fi Clerk. The. Board of ation will atcordingly hold its meetings Halll from 10 A. /M. to5 P Strom pov lane we a A L AjiRSGE —aNnD— ‘ ELEGANT ASORTMENT SILVER WARE, Watches, ’ Clocks Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY < —or— CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ALL OF WHICH WILLEBE SOLD CHEAP FORK CASH, By W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. Nevada, December 19th. OPPOSITION ~T0— IMPOSITION !! ~~ JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, 18 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CIGARS, : 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. . LATCHES 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 PRE CES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders from abroad promptiy attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT YOU WANT. , Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s, Broad street, Nevada City, JULIUS CREENWALD. 3 Nevada, Jan. 29th. GREGORY 2& WAITE, AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMBROUS PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAK” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite Of. the Hurricane and other tremendous “blows” ,they still ‘live and move and have their being’’ and succeed\in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, consisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &e. IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAIT can fit them out to their heart’s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies ‘or any other man,” desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9 CORDS BACON, 3CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT, 12 TONS FEED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY,*OAT MEAL, RYE AND. RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, ofevery description. TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. . DITTO OF NAILS. CANDLES to meet the demand. SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. KEROSENE of the most brilliant netase and other OILS. : To make the whole story short OUR ESTABHMENT 78 AS COMPLETE 4S ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankfal for a very libera] patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of their high consideration, GREGORY & WALTE: Nevada, Jan. 34. THE MARKET LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, Has the Largest Cash Assets, Pays the Highest Dividends, : And does the Largest amount of bus+ iness of any Company in the United 7 States, The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco. By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss_es_by Fire or Marine is taking the lead of all Companies on this coast, §. B DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada City, Dec. 19th, . D. 8. BAKER, _ J. &. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in} GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KINDS, u —AL80>WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FRED, WooD! woop WwooD! Shakes, Shingles,' &e,, &ey, : WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. MINERS’ RESTAURANT, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. Thankful for the very liberal reo. fag hereproprietor. prot pouiipes who fayor nim with thule pan patronage: : Meals Twenty-five’ Cents. Lodgings Twenty-five Cents. Nevada, March 9th,