August 4, 1867 (4 pages)

ok £ Co, p's 2u, *67. the ~Waihlemen :—Uy Netant, soti-—~ CelVers ur Ly te submi;y an of your uLhority yi is favorable and # eek Of your MAlieDUD tukKlers Ris, We have tO Bee vir y &L ‘UDjuci. S & Cu. ney, Puois.:. mher G. Ss. .§ ‘Hon Jd. . ers are eutith ail. of, No. 1, > No, Ny —— re 80 / oracle has spoken, and the Union has « us believe, then he is unworthy of trast. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. PLACES OF Pusuic Worsinr. -—Divine servig ces will be held at the following places of pubpa cen on the Sabbath : \ pace. Preach’ in. the morning at ti il Chase moctings in oo a at 8 o'cleci at’ 04g a. u., and 12m. “Sab: bath School, 13g P.-m. yer meeting on Thursday evening + at at o’clock. A. Dryden pastor; ConerkeationaL CHuRcH. cu. —Preaching tn the morning at11 o’clock and in the. eve at 80’ Sabbath Scho 1 immediately. ter morning service. Prayer meeting— for thisevening, “'The city of Ref7+ Cuuncu.—Preaching in the mornat il o'ehooh and in the evening at 8 o’cl’k. ae Prenes Seay a mite-wasgea J service. ay ae y eveoing at 8 o’clock, Rev. J. A. wines pester: A. M. E. Cuuron.—Preac in the mornin at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 8 o’cl’k. achool at 2 o’clock P. uw. Class meetat 3 o'clock, P. mM. Prayer meeting,Thursday Mhgy go at 8 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Gree reen fareP Ourwuése Cugace: —Mass at 9 o'clock, a.m. } Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, Pp. uw. Rev. John Griftin pastor. THE BmcHviEe LEeDGE.—The Birchville Company, at Eureka, recently worked a hundred tons of rock in Booth & Co's arrasta, and cleaned up $385 per ton, This ledge has only been opened to the depth of fifty feet below the surface and the vein is three. and a half feet wide. The company has jast made arrangements to have anothcr-hundred tons of rock worked at Black & — s mill. THANKS.— Weare indebted to George R. Crawford for a liberal supply of Fastern papers,’ pictorials and magazines received by the last steamer.— Those who want fresh reading matter ehould call on Crawford. MAKING Verein —Yesterday some thirty. persons were naturalized in the District Court, and one hundred and fifty were enrolled upon the Great Register.“ Sinee the Register was printed some three hundred names have been added, making above 5,300 voters in the county. ‘ OAKLAND Scnoou.—Tne Oakland School will commence on Monday next, uader charge of Mr. McCauslan. Tue Pusiic Scnoots.—The High Schooi, under charge of Mr. McChesney, and the Intermediate School, under Mr. Power, will open in this city to-morrow morning. 9 HAVING secured the Theatre Saloon and fitted it up for a school room, Miss Hubbard will re-open her school on Wednesday, Aug. 7th. it ae Tue UNION ON THESITUATION.—The pronounced the withdrawal letter of Bidwell no «withdrawal. That noble manly, independent journal, publishes in one column Bidwell’s letter, in which he declares he will not be a candidate and urges his friends to support the Union ticket, and in another says: “We do not interpret his letter as a withdrawal.” Does the Union take Bidwell fora fool? It certainly must, if it believes, as it pretends, that he was led into.a false position by the friends of Gorham. Bidwell has not only writteri two or more letters declaring that he would not, under any consideration, become @ candidate, but om Friday night last he presided at a Gorham meeting which was held at Chico. But the object of the Sacramento Union is not to elect Bidwell. That paper has no respect for his ability, no faith in his honeaty, or it: would never attempt to place him in the ‘position it does. If the Union's position is true, and Bidwell was deceived, as that paper charges, he . ¢X#mine is one of the biggest fools in this State, and if he does not mean what his language states, as the Union would have But we believe that the paramount obUnion ticket, and to accomplish this it is willing to use Bidwell as a tool. ‘The real object is the election of Haight. Tue short card shuffler at Secramento denounces the Union papers of the State as the guerrilla press. Wonder ting mgragengn 8 mee ona OF P the ‘bushwacking for the} rac Cea father toes Ce eae @ candiRev. Mr. Frazier . Pepe GREGORY & CO. « _ Nevada, July 20, 1867* Lost.—In this city, a lady’s small gold neck chain. The finder will be suitably réwarded.on the return of the property to thisoffice. == * mess eer . _— = S New rad sae et Maley = i} GREGORY & CO., ” @ ” Successors to Gregory & Waite. SELL CROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Liqguors, Indeed Everything. FOR CASH ONLY! M. L. MARSH. 8. BR. FERRY A. 3, GREGORY. ‘In the Field Again! ; LEW. KELLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 2 IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his OWN HOOK, and is ready to make sales in any pnet e oe S Goods recei am Sree ay ee OF the county and sold on commission to the advantage. Household furniture. Raa a oma sold on bap ey one desiring to sell Furniture would as wits call bates selling at aon —Ae Sern SONS OS ees Music nished for parties and lessons given on ce accordeon.-> All basiness eatrasted te me promptly and faithfully attended to. A to jy4 LEW. Main street, 8. N. BLIVEN. 8. M. EVERINGHAM BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, L Sypersgen sire, ween AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sete, AIN A FANCY DINNER AND “sar me CUTLE RY, WILLOW Al a 2" Families, Hot and Saloons oye op here tap Me on the wi i. ont EMPIRE E LIVERY Tame BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchange. date for Gomemnorc i sy xawEwEa TEA . United States. 11840, _ oe © *° st 4 cae es . “eer se: £4 OF NEW YORK. INCORPORATED FEBRUARY ist, 18:2. Cash Assets, May 1,-'57, teas crip ce SRO AOS. OES 48 FREDERICK S. WINSTON, Pres’t The advantages ws eered by this Company are as follows : This Company declares its ‘Dividends annually.’, THE PHRASE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, in this Company, means dividende, made annasequent premiam ; and not at the expiration of three, four or five years, and only then. IT ALSO MEANS THAT THE DIVIDENDS ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO INCREASE THE INSURANCE, OR AS CASH IN REDUCTION OF THE PREMIUM OF THE CURRENT YEAR. . i SECURITY : We have [April 1st, 1867,) ‘am accumulated Capital exceeding $26.000,000. All being the property ofour Polfey Holders, and all immediately available. The sum is invested as follows: Cash ou hand. — Bonds and Mortgages, first liens on improved property in the State ofNew York, worth im every case double the amount loaned. ~ Real Estate, Companys Building and property purchased under foreclosure of mortgages, Bonds of the State of New York. United States Stocks. No other kind of investment is permitted by the charter of the Company. ‘There could be no sater disposition of funds, At is the oldest wholly Mutual Life Kneurance Company in the United States. ‘Iwenty-feur years of successful experience in the busfiness is sufficient proof of care in selection of risks, prudence in disposition of funds, and economy of Management. The business of the Company is conducted om the cash pian, and the large assets include nothing but imvestments convertible into cash at any time. Anample reserve is now on hand over and above all Mabilities, to provide against all extraordinary contingencies or unusual mortality. All polices in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York are Practically non-torfeitable, Policies upon any pian always have adividend w may be used to reduce the Second Annual Premiuma. Thereare no Stockholders in the Mutual Life Insurance Company ineurance, more dn he; DIVIDEND OF ANY OT# THIS COUNTRY. UPON THE FIVE AND TEN-Y. LIFE PLAN, DIVIDENDS DO NOT CEASE N PAYMENTS DO, BUT CONTINUE DURING THE WHOLE LIFE OF TuE ASSURKD, THE LARGE SURPLUS . For Dividend..$2,796,478 63 Of which $2,124.000 7% was set apart for the dividend of 1867, to be apportioned among the . 0 policy holders, available on the next anniverwary of each policy. THIS AMOUNT, the surplus for @ single year, is larger than the total dividends for the past nine years together ; of any other Life Company i the i, S. HOMANS, General Agent for the Pacific Coast, 424 Montgomery st. Sam Francisco D. OCALLAGHAN, Agent, 424 Montgomery st. San Francisco te Note carefully the mame of this THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, That it may not be confounded cp ee &B DAVENPORT, 7 bod oe 4 fie ai ‘ r§euS 3 4 coma TA ‘. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 14h and 166 Beoediway, oor. of Liberty Bt. . ally from the start, on the first andevery sub. of New ¥ oun whole of its FROFITS are angu equitably divided . among the adsu vely, and it now pays annaall; irrespective of the amounts ap rchase additiona a ae . TOR allatia Oo} ee SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Yankee Notions, & € en 4 Sia 38 _ AGENTS FOR Wholesal ie House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. — Betail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. Dq8,,BAKER. 3. 4. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KINDS, —aLbo— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, . GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD WOOD! — Shakes, Shingics, &¢., &Ke., WHERE f At}BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 78 BROAD STREBT. Nevada, September 12th. WATCHES Absoee AND JEWELRY. SP FOR SALE BY w. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. RR. FININGER & CO. _ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No. 76, Broad street. Nevada City, July 2d. MUSKC! MUSIC! Cc, H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Nei GIVEN ON THE PIANO, tar and Violin. Pianos taned and other lle “Music furnished, from ~ two to desired. arranged the Piano, Gnitar ee te Je caemoteenres,' Frames! Frames! Pp. KENT, ys BstoRnup ro THE OLD STAND No, 97 Broad Nevada nrg has hand the stock of here ie has ob and other kinds of Mouldto this his wont other kinds of Frames made the best style. on short hotice and in a done at CARPENRER WORK, all ki short notice. AUGUST LADEMAN, ie Commercial Street-: Nevada city, ‘TO KEEP ON Se . \eeuiel stock ofJ} Groceries & OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALIHe receives, dally, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. He has s splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS. In constant recei : of eiesmi tee nm alley. ett finest branaé “aa eee 0 OW iariss Pu CASH, free of charge. 4, K. BRIGGS, «: Mount Vernon Duck Company. . . Fr= BRANDIES, WINES, As CRAP. CHAPMAN & ‘spoil _ PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, yA berries all kinds, and every variety of oe wen’, it received fresh every from the auch. CLDER,-manntactured at Cha ha vase and Pure Cider Vinegar. f “Nate Ee Confeetioners. brands of Sinaking Cigars and all the Sxorite, ° Choice Loe of aren oa is SINGER SEWING MACHINES. ,HE SUPERIOR MERITS OF . ‘TERK “Singer” Machines over all others, for either Family use or Manufacturing purpoeee, are 80 well established and so generally admit. ted that an enumeration of their relative exceliencies is no longer considered necessary. THE LETTER “A°? FAMELY MACHINE, Hitherte manufactured by this Company. bas gained and maintained, the world over, ‘and for years past, an unparalleled reputation and sale, But, notwithatanding the excellence of this machine, we have now to announce’ that ithas been superceeded by our SEW FAMILY MACHINE, © — which has: been over twb years in’ operation, and which has been brought to perfection re-~ gardiess of TIME, LABOR, or EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to she public ag liicomparably the BEST SEWING MaCHINE IN EXISTENCE, The machine in question is SIMPLE, CcOMPACT, DURABLE and BEAUTIFUL ‘It is QUIET, LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE AND VARIETY OF WORK never hefore attempted upon asingle Machine, using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton Threads, and. sewing with equal facility the VERY FINEST and coareeet materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner, Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDIN G, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING. etc.\are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been invented and adjusted especially for this Machine. / Send for Circular to the Singer Manufactoring Company, No, 189 Montgomery street, Seu Francisco. BOBERT H. YATES,jy23-8m General Ag’t for the Pacific Coast. Ranch For Gale. ’ jy28-2m Dissolution of ’Co-partmership. ‘HE co-partnership heretofore exis! under the firm name of GREGORY WEE PERRY. . A. B.G@ _Nevada, July 26th, 1967. P A. O. NILES,Attorney and Counselor at Law, —OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City BRIDGE DOWN. _ NEAMS gaged CROSS COOPER'S BRIDGE, on the Yuba River, between Nevada ana Lake City, after Thursday, July 24th, phage The will be torn down TRAVEL Con Bess Eee fan Re WO haya” T. J. MANCHESTER. Nevada, July %th. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP. "sae Oicnes SEA OER <. B. Lech fone f eg! ree teat SFE vate Oley, wt ant Dude alt chine _# Rh gag , and re be. Tfedphpapee aieniiet ch rer one? Wr THO Seine tort net Depestenin Wagons to or. Sor; und Sopetr Work on es eee: St anything in the wood line a HOT & COLD BATHS-25 cents BROAD STREET, , aera Rectan oreo ton Opposite Stamps Hotel. ek MOR, 2 7 LL PBRSONS ARE WARNED againat wecnes Wy STRALINE. Buckeye Hill, July ist, 1067. jyi ©. Mi. BATES,” 1 « FES EOLAR. 9 5 a eth re uisdzex. syn ORV MOU aad a eS aa 7H vane Ou Sundays "ace, * , ne hie 6 . tl cuss.

ok £ Co, p's 2u, *67. the ~Waihlemen :—Uy Netant, soti-—~ CelVers ur Ly te submi;y an of your uLhority yi is favorable and # eek Of your MAlieDUD tukKlers Ris, We have tO Bee vir y &L ‘UDjuci. S & Cu. ney, Puois.:. mher G. Ss. .§ ‘Hon Jd. . ers are eutith ail. of, No. 1, > No, Ny —— re 80 / oracle has spoken, and the Union has « us believe, then he is unworthy of trast. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. PLACES OF Pusuic Worsinr. -—Divine servig ces will be held at the following places of pubpa cen on the Sabbath : \ pace. Preach’ in. the morning at ti il Chase moctings in oo a at 8 o'cleci at’ 04g a. u., and 12m. “Sab: bath School, 13g P.-m. yer meeting on Thursday evening + at at o’clock. A. Dryden pastor; ConerkeationaL CHuRcH. cu. —Preaching tn the morning at11 o’clock and in the. eve at 80’ Sabbath Scho 1 immediately. ter morning service. Prayer meeting— for thisevening, “'The city of Ref7+ Cuuncu.—Preaching in the mornat il o'ehooh and in the evening at 8 o’cl’k. ae Prenes Seay a mite-wasgea J service. ay ae y eveoing at 8 o’clock, Rev. J. A. wines pester: A. M. E. Cuuron.—Preac in the mornin at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 8 o’cl’k. achool at 2 o’clock P. uw. Class meetat 3 o'clock, P. mM. Prayer meeting,Thursday Mhgy go at 8 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Gree reen fareP Ourwuése Cugace: —Mass at 9 o'clock, a.m. } Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, Pp. uw. Rev. John Griftin pastor. THE BmcHviEe LEeDGE.—The Birchville Company, at Eureka, recently worked a hundred tons of rock in Booth & Co's arrasta, and cleaned up $385 per ton, This ledge has only been opened to the depth of fifty feet below the surface and the vein is three. and a half feet wide. The company has jast made arrangements to have anothcr-hundred tons of rock worked at Black & — s mill. THANKS.— Weare indebted to George R. Crawford for a liberal supply of Fastern papers,’ pictorials and magazines received by the last steamer.— Those who want fresh reading matter ehould call on Crawford. MAKING Verein —Yesterday some thirty. persons were naturalized in the District Court, and one hundred and fifty were enrolled upon the Great Register.“ Sinee the Register was printed some three hundred names have been added, making above 5,300 voters in the county. ‘ OAKLAND Scnoou.—Tne Oakland School will commence on Monday next, uader charge of Mr. McCauslan. Tue Pusiic Scnoots.—The High Schooi, under charge of Mr. McChesney, and the Intermediate School, under Mr. Power, will open in this city to-morrow morning. 9 HAVING secured the Theatre Saloon and fitted it up for a school room, Miss Hubbard will re-open her school on Wednesday, Aug. 7th. it ae Tue UNION ON THESITUATION.—The pronounced the withdrawal letter of Bidwell no «withdrawal. That noble manly, independent journal, publishes in one column Bidwell’s letter, in which he declares he will not be a candidate and urges his friends to support the Union ticket, and in another says: “We do not interpret his letter as a withdrawal.” Does the Union take Bidwell fora fool? It certainly must, if it believes, as it pretends, that he was led into.a false position by the friends of Gorham. Bidwell has not only writteri two or more letters declaring that he would not, under any consideration, become @ candidate, but om Friday night last he presided at a Gorham meeting which was held at Chico. But the object of the Sacramento Union is not to elect Bidwell. That paper has no respect for his ability, no faith in his honeaty, or it: would never attempt to place him in the ‘position it does. If the Union's position is true, and Bidwell was deceived, as that paper charges, he . ¢X#mine is one of the biggest fools in this State, and if he does not mean what his language states, as the Union would have But we believe that the paramount obUnion ticket, and to accomplish this it is willing to use Bidwell as a tool. ‘The real object is the election of Haight. Tue short card shuffler at Secramento denounces the Union papers of the State as the guerrilla press. Wonder ting mgragengn 8 mee ona OF P the ‘bushwacking for the} rac Cea father toes Ce eae @ candiRev. Mr. Frazier . Pepe GREGORY & CO.. « _ Nevada, July 20, 1867* Lost.—In this city, a lady’s small gold neck chain. The finder will be suitably réwarded.on the return of the property to thisoffice. == * mess eer . _— = S New rad sae et Maley = i} GREGORY & CO., ” @ ” Successors to Gregory & Waite. SELL CROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Liqguors, Indeed Everything. FOR CASH ONLY! M. L. MARSH. 8. BR. FERRY A. 3, GREGORY. ‘In the Field Again! ; LEW. KELLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 2 IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his OWN HOOK, and is ready to make sales in any pnet e oe S Goods recei am Sree ay ee OF the county and sold on commission to the advantage. Household furniture. Raa a oma sold on bap ey one desiring to sell Furniture would as wits call bates selling at aon —Ae Sern SONS OS ees Music nished for parties and lessons given on ce accordeon.-> All basiness eatrasted te me promptly and faithfully attended to. A to jy4 LEW. Main street, 8. N. BLIVEN. 8. M. EVERINGHAM BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, L Sypersgen sire, ween AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sete, AIN A FANCY DINNER AND “sar me CUTLE RY, WILLOW Al a 2" Families, Hot and Saloons oye op here tap Me on the wi i. ont EMPIRE E LIVERY Tame BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchange. date for Gomemnorc i sy xawEwEa TEA . United States. 11840, _ oe © *° st 4 cae es . “eer se: £4 OF NEW YORK. INCORPORATED FEBRUARY ist, 18:2. Cash Assets, May 1,-'57, teas crip ce SRO AOS. OES 48 FREDERICK S. WINSTON, Pres’t The advantages ws eered by this Company are as follows : This Company declares its ‘Dividends annually.’, THE PHRASE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, in this Company, means dividende, made annasequent premiam ; and not at the expiration of three, four or five years, and only then. IT ALSO MEANS THAT THE DIVIDENDS ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO INCREASE THE INSURANCE, OR AS CASH IN REDUCTION OF THE PREMIUM OF THE CURRENT YEAR. . i SECURITY : We have [April 1st, 1867,) ‘am accumulated Capital exceeding $26.000,000. All being the property ofour Polfey Holders, and all immediately available. The sum is invested as follows: Cash ou hand. — Bonds and Mortgages, first liens on improved property in the State ofNew York, worth im every case double the amount loaned. ~ Real Estate, Companys Building and property purchased under foreclosure of mortgages, Bonds of the State of New York. United States Stocks. No other kind of investment is permitted by the charter of the Company. ‘There could be no sater disposition of funds, At is the oldest wholly Mutual Life Kneurance Company in the United States. ‘Iwenty-feur years of successful experience in the busfiness is sufficient proof of care in selection of risks, prudence in disposition of funds, and economy of Management. The business of the Company is conducted om the cash pian, and the large assets include nothing but imvestments convertible into cash at any time. Anample reserve is now on hand over and above all Mabilities, to provide against all extraordinary contingencies or unusual mortality. All polices in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York are Practically non-torfeitable, Policies upon any pian always have adividend w may be used

to reduce the Second Annual Premiuma. Thereare no Stockholders in the Mutual Life Insurance Company ineurance, more dn he; DIVIDEND OF ANY OT# THIS COUNTRY. UPON THE FIVE AND TEN-Y. LIFE PLAN, DIVIDENDS DO NOT CEASE N PAYMENTS DO, BUT CONTINUE DURING THE WHOLE LIFE OF TuE ASSURKD, THE LARGE SURPLUS . For Dividend....$2,796,478 63 Of which $2,124.000 7% was set apart for the dividend of 1867, to be apportioned among the . 0 policy holders, available on the next anniverwary of each policy. THIS AMOUNT, the surplus for @ single year, is larger than the total dividends for the past nine years together ; of any other Life Company i the i, S. HOMANS, General Agent for the Pacific Coast, 424 Montgomery st. Sam Francisco D. OCALLAGHAN, Agent, 424 Montgomery st. San Francisco te Note carefully the mame of this THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, That it may not be confounded cp ee &B DAVENPORT, 7 bod oe 4 fie ai ‘ r§euS 3 4 coma TA ‘. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 14h and 166 Beoediway, oor. of Liberty Bt. . ally from the start, on the first andevery sub. of New ¥ oun whole of its FROFITS are angu equitably divided . among the adsu vely, and it now pays annaall; irrespective of the amounts ap rchase additiona a ae . TOR allatia Oo} ee SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Yankee Notions, & € en 4 Sia 38 _ AGENTS FOR Wholesal ie House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. — Betail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. Dq8,,BAKER. 3. 4. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KINDS, —aLbo— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, . GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD WOOD! — Shakes, Shingics, &¢., &Ke., WHERE f At}BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 78 BROAD STREBT. Nevada, September 12th. WATCHES Absoee AND JEWELRY. SP FOR SALE BY w. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. RR. FININGER & CO. _ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No. 76, Broad street. Nevada City, July 2d. MUSKC! MUSIC! Cc, H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Nei GIVEN ON THE PIANO, tar and Violin. Pianos taned and other lle “Music furnished, from ~ two to desired. arranged the Piano, Gnitar ee te Je caemoteenres,' Frames! Frames! Pp. KENT, ys BstoRnup ro THE OLD STAND No, 97 Broad Nevada nrg has hand the stock of here ie has ob and other kinds of Mouldto this his wont other kinds of Frames made the best style. on short hotice and in a done at CARPENRER WORK, all ki short notice. AUGUST LADEMAN, ie Commercial Street-: Nevada city, ‘TO KEEP ON Se . \eeuiel stock ofJ} Groceries & OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALIHe receives, dally, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. He has s splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS. In constant recei : of eiesmi tee nm alley. ett finest branaé “aa eee 0 OW iariss Pu CASH, free of charge. 4, K. BRIGGS, «: Mount Vernon Duck Company. . . Fr= BRANDIES, WINES, As CRAP. CHAPMAN & ‘spoil _ PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, yA berries all kinds, and every variety of oe wen’, it received fresh every from the auch. CLDER,-manntactured at Cha ha vase and Pure Cider Vinegar. f “Nate Ee Confeetioners. brands of Sinaking Cigars and all the Sxorite, ° Choice Loe of aren oa is SINGER SEWING MACHINES. ,HE SUPERIOR MERITS OF . ‘TERK “Singer” Machines over all others, for either Family use or Manufacturing purpoeee, are 80 well established and so generally admit. ted that an enumeration of their relative exceliencies is no longer considered necessary. THE LETTER “A°? FAMELY MACHINE, Hitherte manufactured by this Company. bas gained and maintained, the world over, ‘and for years past, an unparalleled reputation and sale, But, notwithatanding the excellence of this machine, we have now to announce’ that ithas been superceeded by our SEW FAMILY MACHINE, © — which has: been over twb years in’ operation, and which has been brought to perfection re-~ gardiess of TIME, LABOR, or EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to she public ag liicomparably the BEST SEWING MaCHINE IN EXISTENCE, The machine in question is SIMPLE, CcOMPACT, DURABLE and BEAUTIFUL ‘It is QUIET, LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE AND VARIETY OF WORK never hefore attempted upon asingle Machine, using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton Threads, and. sewing with equal facility the VERY FINEST and coareeet materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner, Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDIN G, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING. etc.\are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been invented and adjusted especially for this Machine. / Send for Circular to the Singer Manufactoring Company, No, 189 Montgomery street, Seu Francisco. BOBERT H. YATES,jy23-8m General Ag’t for the Pacific Coast. Ranch For Gale. ’ jy28-2m Dissolution of ’Co-partmership. ‘HE co-partnership heretofore exis! under the firm name of GREGORY WEE PERRY. . A. B.G@ _Nevada, July 26th, 1967. P A. O. NILES,Attorney and Counselor at Law, —OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City BRIDGE DOWN. _ NEAMS gaged CROSS COOPER'S BRIDGE, on the Yuba River, between Nevada ana Lake City, after Thursday, July 24th, phage The will be torn down TRAVEL Con Bess Eee fan Re WO haya” T. J. MANCHESTER. Nevada, July %th. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP. "sae Oicnes SEA OER <. B. Lech fone f eg! ree teat SFE vate Oley, wt ant Dude alt chine _# Rh gag , and re be. Tfedphpapee aieniiet ch rer one? Wr THO Seine tort net Depestenin Wagons to or. Sor; und Sopetr Work on es eee: St anything in the wood line a HOT & COLD BATHS-25 cents BROAD STREET, , aera Rectan oreo ton Opposite Stamps Hotel. ek MOR, 2 7 LL PBRSONS ARE WARNED againat wecnes Wy STRALINE. Buckeye Hill, July ist, 1067. jyi ©. Mi. BATES,” 1 « FES EOLAR. 9 5 a eth re uisdzex. syn ORV MOU aad a eS aa 7H vane Ou Sundays "ace, * , ne hie 6 . tl cuss.