August 7, 1870 (4 pages)

ness and Cheap. osite the Deni, at leet with 1ON. SOTICE IRK MUof **Marn06d: or Exeays on Decline in nest soliclente, and > Diseaees ctessfully DEBILINoe. _Genera© errors ents muy xperience must give ONS.” duction of ivenees of ions; it , and now RY.” receipt of the openAnatomy. m2 10 4. mM. ally. On , jy20-3m kER, ‘Bt, LOCAL IT Snow Sheds on Fire. Information was received yesterday, by Colby’s Dutch Flat stage, that the snow sheds Were on fire near the summit. From what can be gathered, it is supposed that the fire has been most destructive, and that the sheds have been destroyed for a long distance. The fire commenced some time in the afternoon or evening of Friday, and was still raying at last accounts, Three trains of workmen, picked up we presume along the road, have been sent up past Dutch Flat to fight the fire. The great difficulty in extinguishing . the fire is the lack of water, as there is very little to be had for several miles -each side of the summit. There had been no trains through either way for twenty-four hours. . We have no information as to the origin of the fire, Excttement, ° Quite an excitement occurred yesterday, at the foot of China street, in which the Caucasians and Mongolians took about an equal interest. It appears that three or four boys were standimg on the street cor_ner,.and aChinaman. coming along, one of the juveniles, without provocation ‘threw a . rock athim. The celestial took after the boys and hitone of them asmart blow on the face, making his nose bleed-freely. The boy hit wasason of Peter Sciuti, but he was not the one that threw the ‘rock. “A crowd consisting of about an equal number of whites arid célestials, collected at the street corner and discussed the subject. It appeared to be the general sentiment of the Gaticadiahs' that the Chinaman was not to blame. We took no pains to ascer® tain the Mongolian opinion on the subject. Mysterious. : On Thursday evening a young woman -arriyed in Nevada by the Marysville stage, had been previosly engaged for her. On ,—her.trunk was marked the. name ‘Sue Clemens.” She had on an elegant traveling dress, and was quite good looking, and apparently about’ 20 years did. “After remaining in her room. a while, she went out the back door, and nothing has been heard from her since. A telegraph was received the next day from Grass Valley for the trunk, but the person could not be found, and who she was or what her business is a mystery. : The hoisting and pumping works erected by W.C. Stiles on his ledge near Roger Williams ravine, were started up for regular work yesterday afternoon. Mr. Stiles has constructed a regular railroad track from the mine . to the mill, so that the ore will be cartied to the mill without reloading, and the hoisting being done by water power, everything will be conducted on an economical scale. Auction, Wm. H. Davidson will hold an extensive auction sale on Tuesday next, at the sales room on Main street, near the junction of Commercial. Among the articles to be disposed of are several lots of household furniture; also clothing, consisting o¢ coats, pants, vests, boots.and shoes, etc. The edowit eommence st 10 dogsWarrants. all warrants drawn on the general fund, and registered prior to September 9th,1869, and all warrants om the road fund registered prior to June: 9th, 1969, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases from this date. eae Meteor. e About half past ten o’clock Friday evening, a brilliant meteor flashed across the western sky, from south to north. Tt left in its course a bright train, which was vis" ible several seconds after the nucleus had disappeared. ‘ Furniture for Sale. his household furniture at about half cost, ab"he desighs t0 leave for the East next w'rndtite Mahon and others located. yee terday seven w seven claims of one hundred fect next, at.10 o'clock, A. 3, 8 & Bode of fnliation, and be in oration during tbe wt ise ee ates +-erder, and had. no recommendation to port.” Bills were found against Jas. Kiernan for grand larceny, Richard Jennings for robbery, and some others not made public. The Committee on the County Hos pital reported that there Were 36 pay tients, that the different wards and bedding are kept clean and tidy, the kitchen and cooking utensils gave evidenve of system and cleanliness, and the patients were supphed with an abundance of good provisions. The Committee on Public Buildings reported that they found everything in make. and Officers, reported that they had their limited time would allow, and fonnd thé beoks kept in a neat and orderly manner, In the matter of certaia appropriations made by the Board of Supervisors, especially referred to this Committee, they found that the Board had simply exercised their preTogative as custodians of the county’s best interests, Bwo Hundred Dollars Reward, pay the above reward for the arrest of Francisco Jose Espanola, who murdered her husband at Frenchtown, Yuba county, on the 1st instant.” The murderer is a Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp feat. ures, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 130 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had ona check shirt, brown pants and a small white hat, Aug6—lw BS akace a NEVERMORE can thé-coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical finids find a place on the toilets-of sensible people. The fragrant and_ preservative Sozopont has superseded then all. ~ “SPALpING’s GLUE” mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work. basse NOTICE! YHE ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT iF Th COUNTY pe mone oF For the year 1870, Having been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, notice is hereby given that said Board will meet as a Board of Equalization, —on— Monduy, August Sth, 1870. JNO, J. ROGERS, Clerk. Nevada, August 1st, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! wy: E. JOHNSTON FFERS. EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE AT COST PRICES, on and after this date. The rtock consists in part of PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, LOUNGES, and xamine the goods and prices,and sat sfaction will be quarantesd in al instances. J. E. JOHNSTON, In Notional Exchange Hote! Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. nf M. S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. Orrick —‘“‘TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD Nevada City Cala. JAMES MON £0, Dealer : CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. ¢” Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash Street, Shop on opposite the _— Theatre Me DAVID THOM, Proprietor, _ Spring Street, Nevada City, California. se ay oe ss Oe . sTBaM. sf pei s2i ent ste The Committeo on Public Records . £1 for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and i ere to fotst th ii : examined the county records as fully pt em upon the public if its place The widow of -Jose-Vincent George will} ~~ Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, nee i who attempt to tamper with the health of the community are the most dangerens and the most impndent. So much by way of Text, Now fora special and particular application. It appears that a mushroom growth of so called “Bitters,” is springing up under different names in various localities; particularly in the Sonthern and Western States, which the venders have. the hardihood to recommend to easy-going people upon whom they think they can impose, as a substitute for Hostetter'’s ‘Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every clase as the purest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the world affords. 4 posed of worthless materiai,offer a larger marhence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealBut ‘“forwarned is forarmed,”* and all parties whom these distinguished (1) beings are endeavoring to coax and inveigle into substituting fora standard remedy, are hereby which underlies the representations in ‘question 8 The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,” but as the debilitated and suffering have a direct interest in the matter, it is only an act of humanity to put them on their guard, This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely and favorably known in our own and foreign countries upwards ot THIRTY YEARS! It hag lost none of its good name by re= ace trials, but cc atinzes to occupy a proment position in every family médicine chest. It is an External and Internal Remedy. For bowel disease in idren or adults, it is an most certain cure, and has_ _donbt,oi more successful in curing the various kinds ef CHOLERA than any other known remedy, or-the most. skillful physician. In India, Africa and China, where this -dreadful disease is more_or less prevalent, the Pain Killer ig considered by the natives, as well as European residents in those climates, A SURE-REMEDY ; and white it is a most efficient remedy for pain, it isa parteatiy sate medicine, even in unskillfal ‘ at pections accompany each bottle. Sold by ruggists. & Price 25cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bottie. aug 3 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In Of All Kinds, ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, July 20th,-1870. SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W.SMITH. H. L. GOVE. A.C. FOOT, YHE.SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPAT NY would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicimity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their Mill, Scotus Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will celi at reasonable rates. <a ompt attention to orders and giving ol wcaeetion they hope to receive a share of public patronage. eau Orders may be left at the Office on MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. WATSON’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION AGE>JOINT AND NOZZLE! MACHINES ARE THE MOST I simple in construction, p< and most effective of yet vag Be dranlic mining. ‘superiority to all ers can jmnatatals te appreciated on exHydraulic Miners até invited to tall at the rene and erenter ont ' Lorder, al! stzes,at the . Nevada, July 10th; 1878. }_—s«sPBOWS? CLOTHING, informed of the selfish and sordid motives . Summer ee any other form of) BANNER BROS. Who offer far greater Inducemeuts +="Que Hundred (Thousand Dollars . WORTH OF. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODs, eS ' BOOTS, A SHOES , ae HATS, i &e. &6. Ke. Ke, At AstOhishing Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT —aT— WILL PURCHASE Two Dollars worth of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF — s= CLOTHING! ss The stock must ibe sold within TRIRTY DAYS! GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever . offered in the Interior of the State ! Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. w H. R. BUSSENIUS, Ww Druggist and Apothecary, “CITY DRUG STORE, ' MASONIC BUILDING,§¢ Cor, of Pine and Commercial Sta. ee 6. pounded Bay or Nghtuse Nevada, March 2d, 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. L. & D, MARSH, Prop’rs, ‘HE undersigned would respectfully inform 1 the pane tent they have ad On hand at their Mill and Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA OOUNTY. mt consists ofDreseed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c. £7" All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER STREET, or at the Mull, wil Tom, 0. wre Mt. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, ==> A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, NEW PROPRIETORS. % OLIVER & FOX Fiery owned by Be hts ou Bet, now offer to the public a general ae: sortment of ; ; es Glothing. . and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES For Cash, —on— Approved Creait for 30 days, And'hope by strict attention to businese, to merit_a share of public patronage. S2"ALL PARTIES indebdted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call and settle their accounts immediately, and save costs You Bet, July 20t,1870—Sw. iyo MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUS cont! i‘ L o: BRE continues to man LAGER BEER! seat area he iste oat et 80 m and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, on Spring Street, Nevada City, And will be tly and faithfully atcadena. Givens? tisk. Tam confident of CURIE Banas ese sy pat orn an county FREE OF CHARGE, > Pf the 4.B.Caley = ——«&E;,O, Tompkins ARCADE SALOON. ' Greenwald's C _ Ma ice tee or CABLEY & TOMPKINS, AVE H re ag eae ad an entirely new stock Ati Slcnd snd how Comoe tees give ds a call, msl : TOYS. NOTIONS, TOYS. Farge, goons and MUSICAL INSTRUCorner Sansome and Clay Streets, No Ane rely npon the Vanier, Quan SAND Fick of their Now OPENING !_23 A larger sock of Fine Goods than. ever bes’ N. B.— Low Prices and Saleable PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, 422, California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Ft end@ Marine Invsurance ! ae ye ree op ge = tosvecedssto08T,000,000.00 [rm Mong ones and 640,066.11 worth $2, Wess senvess 2,087;668.62 seeceerses 3,087, ' “Cash scsveesesssecesvcces 177,863,72 ca States and other Stocks OULD inform the people of this city an by etnereese 226,500.00 he Estate: ‘ P perty WY “hesurrocning ae a has on i La ro) ee Saddles, Ladies and Gents, . : -— -——— ‘Blankets, : Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on AdRobes, Bits, PM A Te Spurs, Whips. As J. Ralston, Sec’y, &e. ke. f J. Hunt, Pree’t, To be sold at Sam Francisco prices, . tnsurance effected on the movt war” CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF —BY— AIRING ofall kinds and CUSTOM. : PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Beg ns to order. 6. -jag . ys Agents for Nevada, Ca). MOTIOR. PRIVATE SCHOOL.

ness and Cheap. osite the Deni, at leet with 1ON. SOTICE IRK MUof **Marn06d: or Exeays on Decline in nest soliclente, and > Diseaees ctessfully DEBILINoe. _Genera© errors ents muy xperience must give ONS.” duction of ivenees of ions; it , and now RY.” receipt of the openAnatomy. m2 10 4. mM. ally. On , jy20-3m kER, ‘Bt, LOCAL IT Snow Sheds on Fire. Information was received yesterday, by Colby’s Dutch Flat stage, that the snow sheds Were on fire near the summit. From what can be gathered, it is supposed that the fire has been most destructive, and that the sheds have been destroyed for a long distance. The fire commenced some time in the afternoon or evening of Friday, and was still raying at last accounts, Three trains of workmen, picked up we presume along the road, have been sent up past Dutch Flat to fight the fire. The great difficulty in extinguishing . the fire is the lack of water, as there is very little to be had for several miles -each side of the summit. There had been no trains through either way for twenty-four hours. . We have no information as to the origin of the fire, Excttement, ° Quite an excitement occurred yesterday, at the foot of China street, in which the Caucasians and Mongolians took about an equal interest. It appears that three or four boys were standimg on the street cor_ner,.and aChinaman. coming along, one of the juveniles, without provocation ‘threw a . rock athim. The celestial took after the boys and hitone of them asmart blow on the face, making his nose bleed-freely. The boy hit wasason of Peter Sciuti, but he was not the one that threw the ‘rock. “A crowd consisting of about an equal number of whites arid célestials, collected at the street corner and discussed the subject. It appeared to be the general sentiment of the Gaticadiahs' that the Chinaman was not to blame. We took no pains to ascer® tain the Mongolian opinion on the subject. Mysterious. : On Thursday evening a young woman -arriyed in Nevada by the Marysville stage, had been previosly engaged for her. On ,—her.trunk was marked the. name ‘Sue Clemens.” She had on an elegant traveling dress, and was quite good looking, and apparently about’ 20 years did. “After remaining in her room. a while, she went out the back door, and nothing has been heard from her since. A telegraph was received the next day from Grass Valley for the trunk, but the person could not be found, and who she was or what her business is a mystery. : The hoisting and pumping works erected by W.C. Stiles on his ledge near Roger Williams ravine, were started up for regular work yesterday afternoon. Mr. Stiles has constructed a regular railroad track from the mine . to the mill, so that the ore will be cartied to the mill without reloading, and the hoisting being done by water power, everything will be conducted on an economical scale. Auction, Wm. H. Davidson will hold an extensive auction sale on Tuesday next, at the sales room on Main street, near the junction of Commercial. Among the articles to be disposed of are several lots of household furniture; also clothing, consisting o¢ coats, pants, vests, boots.and shoes, etc. The edowit eommence st 10 dogsWarrants. all warrants drawn on the general fund, and registered prior to September 9th,1869, and all warrants om the road fund registered prior to June: 9th, 1969, will be paid on presentation. Interest on the same ceases from this date. eae Meteor. e About half past ten o’clock Friday evening, a brilliant meteor flashed across the western sky, from south to north. Tt left in its course a bright train, which was vis" ible several seconds after the nucleus had disappeared. ‘ Furniture for Sale. his household furniture at about half cost, ab"he desighs t0 leave for the East next w'rndtite Mahon and others located. yee terday seven w seven claims of one hundred fect next, at.10 o'clock, A. 3, 8 & Bode of fnliation, and be in oration during tbe wt ise ee ates +-erder, and had. no recommendation to port.” Bills were found against Jas. Kiernan for grand larceny, Richard Jennings for robbery, and some others not made public. The Committee on the County Hos pital reported that there Were 36 pay tients, that the different wards and bedding are kept clean and tidy, the kitchen and cooking utensils gave evidenve of system and cleanliness, and the patients were supphed with an abundance of good provisions. The Committee on Public Buildings reported that they found everything in make. and Officers, reported that they had their limited time would allow, and fonnd thé beoks kept in a neat and orderly manner, In the matter of certaia appropriations made by the Board of Supervisors, especially referred to this Committee, they found that the Board had simply exercised their preTogative as custodians of the county’s best interests, Bwo Hundred Dollars Reward, pay the above reward for the arrest of Francisco Jose Espanola, who murdered her husband at Frenchtown, Yuba county, on the 1st instant.” The murderer is a Portuguese, five feet two inches high, sharp feat. ures, light colored whiskers and hair, blue eyes, upper teeth black, weighs 130 pounds, is about thirty-two years old, and when last seen had ona check shirt, brown pants and a small white hat, Aug6—lw BS akace a NEVERMORE can thé-coarse, gritty tooth powders and tooth-destroying chemical finids find a place on the toilets-of sensible people. The fragrant and_ preservative Sozopont has superseded then all. ~ “SPALpING’s GLUE” mends Furniture, Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work. basse NOTICE! YHE ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT iF Th COUNTY pe mone oF For the year 1870, Having been placed in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, notice is hereby given that said Board will meet as a Board of Equalization, —on— Monduy, August Sth, 1870. JNO, J. ROGERS, Clerk. Nevada, August 1st, 1870. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! wy: E. JOHNSTON FFERS. EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE AT COST PRICES, on and after this date. The rtock consists in part of PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, LOUNGES, and xamine the goods and prices,and sat sfaction will be quarantesd in al instances. J. E. JOHNSTON, In Notional Exchange Hote! Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. nf M. S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. Orrick —‘“‘TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD Nevada City Cala. JAMES MON £0, Dealer : CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. ¢” Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash Street, Shop on opposite the _— Theatre Me DAVID THOM, Proprietor, _ Spring Street, Nevada City, California. se ay oe ss Oe . sTBaM. sf pei s2i ent ste The Committeo on Public Records . £1 for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and

i ere to fotst th ii : examined the county records as fully pt em upon the public if its place The widow of -Jose-Vincent George will} ~~ Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, nee i who attempt to tamper with the health of the community are the most dangerens and the most impndent. So much by way of Text, Now fora special and particular application. It appears that a mushroom growth of so called “Bitters,” is springing up under different names in various localities; particularly in the Sonthern and Western States, which the venders have. the hardihood to recommend to easy-going people upon whom they think they can impose, as a substitute for Hostetter'’s ‘Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every clase as the purest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the world affords. 4 posed of worthless materiai,offer a larger marhence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealBut ‘“forwarned is forarmed,”* and all parties whom these distinguished (1) beings are endeavoring to coax and inveigle into substituting fora standard remedy, are hereby which underlies the representations in ‘question 8 The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can not, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,” but as the debilitated and suffering have a direct interest in the matter, it is only an act of humanity to put them on their guard, This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely and favorably known in our own and foreign countries upwards ot THIRTY YEARS! It hag lost none of its good name by re= ace trials, but cc atinzes to occupy a proment position in every family médicine chest. It is an External and Internal Remedy. For bowel disease in idren or adults, it is an most certain cure, and has_ _donbt,oi more successful in curing the various kinds ef CHOLERA than any other known remedy, or-the most. skillful physician. In India, Africa and China, where this -dreadful disease is more_or less prevalent, the Pain Killer ig considered by the natives, as well as European residents in those climates, A SURE-REMEDY ; and white it is a most efficient remedy for pain, it isa parteatiy sate medicine, even in unskillfal ‘ at pections accompany each bottle. Sold by ruggists. & Price 25cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bottie. aug 3 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In Of All Kinds, ALSO Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Nevada, July 20th,-1870. SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL CO. G.W.SMITH. H. L. GOVE. A.C. FOOT, YHE.SCOTT’S FLAT SAW MILL COMPAT NY would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicimity that they have On hand at their Yard, on Sacraramento Street, and at their Mill, Scotus Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING & MINING LUMBER Which they will celi at reasonable rates. <a ompt attention to orders and giving ol wcaeetion they hope to receive a share of public patronage. eau Orders may be left at the Office on MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. WATSON’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION AGE>JOINT AND NOZZLE! MACHINES ARE THE MOST I simple in construction, p< and most effective of yet vag Be dranlic mining. ‘superiority to all ers can jmnatatals te appreciated on exHydraulic Miners até invited to tall at the rene and erenter ont ' Lorder, al! stzes,at the . Nevada, July 10th; 1878. }_—s«sPBOWS? CLOTHING, informed of the selfish and sordid motives . Summer ee any other form of) BANNER BROS. Who offer far greater Inducemeuts +="Que Hundred (Thousand Dollars . WORTH OF. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODs, eS ' BOOTS, A SHOES , ae HATS, i &e. &6. Ke. Ke, At AstOhishing Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT —aT— WILL PURCHASE Two Dollars worth of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF — s= CLOTHING! ss The stock must ibe sold within TRIRTY DAYS! GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL ! Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever . offered in the Interior of the State ! Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. w H. R. BUSSENIUS, Ww Druggist and Apothecary, “CITY DRUG STORE, ' MASONIC BUILDING,§¢ Cor, of Pine and Commercial Sta. ee 6. pounded Bay or Nghtuse Nevada, March 2d, 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. M. L. & D, MARSH, Prop’rs, ‘HE undersigned would respectfully inform 1 the pane tent they have ad On hand at their Mill and Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA OOUNTY. mt consists ofDreseed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c. £7" All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER STREET, or at the Mull, wil Tom, 0. wre Mt. L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 34, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMEs, ON BROAD STREET, ==> A few doors below Lancaster's Stable, NEW PROPRIETORS. % OLIVER & FOX Fiery owned by Be hts ou Bet, now offer to the public a general ae: sortment of ; ; es Glothing. . and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES For Cash, —on— Approved Creait for 30 days, And'hope by strict attention to businese, to merit_a share of public patronage. S2"ALL PARTIES indebdted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call and settle their accounts immediately, and save costs You Bet, July 20t,1870—Sw. iyo MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUS cont! i‘ L o: BRE continues to man LAGER BEER! seat area he iste oat et 80 m and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, on Spring Street, Nevada City, And will be tly and faithfully atcadena. Givens? tisk. Tam confident of CURIE Banas ese sy pat orn an county FREE OF CHARGE, > Pf the 4.B.Caley = ——«&E;,O, Tompkins ARCADE SALOON. ' Greenwald's C _ Ma ice tee or CABLEY & TOMPKINS, AVE H re ag eae ad an entirely new stock Ati Slcnd snd how Comoe tees give ds a call, msl : TOYS. NOTIONS, TOYS. Farge, goons and MUSICAL INSTRUCorner Sansome and Clay Streets, No Ane rely npon the Vanier, Quan SAND Fick of their Now OPENING !_23 A larger sock of Fine Goods than. ever bes’ N. B.— Low Prices and Saleable PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, 422, California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Ft end@ Marine Invsurance ! ae ye ree op ge = tosvecedssto08T,000,000.00 [rm Mong ones and 640,066.11 worth $2, Wess senvess 2,087;668.62 seeceerses 3,087, ' “Cash scsveesesssecesvcces 177,863,72 ca States and other Stocks OULD inform the people of this city an by etnereese 226,500.00 he Estate: ‘ P perty WY “hesurrocning ae a has on i La ro) ee Saddles, Ladies and Gents, . : -— -——— ‘Blankets, : Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on AdRobes, Bits, PM A Te Spurs, Whips. As J. Ralston, Sec’y, &e. ke. f J. Hunt, Pree’t, To be sold at Sam Francisco prices, . tnsurance effected on the movt war” CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF —BY— AIRING ofall kinds and CUSTOM. : PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Beg ns to order. 6. -jag . ys Agents for Nevada, Ca). MOTIOR. PRIVATE SCHOOL.