December 20, 1867 (4 pages)

[ HARRI. the 2 of Charles E, ready to an. mahES, manner. tended to, ARRIGAN, ,OON, LLEY. .’8 Office, LEY at thi) Vines, Ale ; 'roprietors. SAY, . Dentists, INS carefully ormed. DisTeeth treat25, for full Silver ‘dollar each, the purchaser having the also received such letters and been offered such inducements by Wheeler & Co. . of New York, and it may be that some ‘ Nevada Saloon, kept by John Hahn, on . “e A. C. Niles, Treasurer; A. D. Tower, ‘Sec; E. F. Spence, S. D; Jas. Davis, J. .™an and R. Wing. Stewards; J. B. ‘exhausted and benumbed that he had goods, the chances of‘ fortune, and in oor which is always locked on the in“Jabt Marshal Cornell’ and « man who NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Se \ o ‘LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. CHANCES FoR ForRTUNES.—The country is flooded. with circulars and cards qost cases-thechances afe all against tthe purchaser. Julius Greenwald recently received ae letter from: W.» J. Wheeler & Co., New York, appointing . . him agent for the sale of cards, at one wight to buy any article named in his «ard Gold chains are offered at $5 iand splendid gold watches at $10 apiece, the ageat being allowed the price of the card in each case as commission. -Mr. Greenwald does not of course know Wheeler & Co., and does not propose to act as their agent, for the very good reason that he and every other sensible man knows that articles cannot be sold at the prices named if they are as represented. No doubt other persons have are silly enough to send their money to this firm, if so, we can only apply the old adage, “A fool and his money is soon parted.” RoBBERY.—On Wednesday night the Pine street, in the basement of the house next door to the TRANSCRIPT office, was entered. and robbed. of about $35 in—silver. Hahn informs. us that he elosed the saloon about half-past 11 o’elock, and after counting his money put it into a buckskin purse and left it inthe drawer. An entrance was effected by knocking off the casement of the frént door, and this morning both the back and front doors were found open. Nothing was disturbed except the money, and it would appear that after break” ing in at the front door and securing the eoin the rogue went out at the back side. TRIED FoR RospBERY.—Ah Shim, charged with stealing money from the money drawer of ‘Naffzigar & Stone,was tried yesterday before Judge Kendall. Witnesses testified that they saw him enter the shop and go behind the meat block, and saw the motion of hisarm as though opd@ning the drawer. On examination two five dollar pieces were found onthe floor. He was prosecuted by District Attorney Caldwell, and defended by Williams & Johnson. INSTALLATION.—The following officers were duly installed in Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M.,on Wednesday evening: W.C. Randolph, Master; M.L. Marsh, 8. W; LJ. Rolfe, J. W; D; IL. Williamson, Marshal; 8. Cole— Gray, Tyler. Heavy Sxnow Storm.—The snow fall in the mountains has been very heavy during the late storm. Yesterday the Washington and Omega stages had to be left a few miles this side of Washington, and the passengers came through on the horses. The snow for @ distance of six miles averages a depth of five feet, and it extends to within a few miles of this city. The hills above Bannerville were yesterday covered with snow which could be seen from town. Snow at Eureka is several feet deep. The greater part of the snow has fallen since last Saturday. Nargrow Escare.—On Wednesday was. assisting him in cleaning the flame which rans under the city, came near losing their lives. They were at work clearing away the impediments in the way.of the water, and became chilled, through. The obstructions were aearty all removed when the Marshal attempted to get out through a trap door that opens into Baldwin’s store. He was so. to Bé/assisted by persons who stood Saaen Gey otaocien benny comes: . The Daily “Sranscript, . sag yo fea eh Der Seen ena water both héve'perished. * 7 EVERYBODY — SEES IT ! EVERYBODY — KNOWS IT! That Three Quartersaf the Goods _ SOLD IN THE cITy OF NEVADA, HARDWARE, — IRON ana STEEL, NAILS and SPIKKS, STOVES AND TINWARE, ; PAINTS and OIL LS, an °o 8, RUBBER BELTING and PACKING, ete., ete., ete, Are Purchased at the Store Rooms OF % a CRAWFORD & COMPANY. “Thats whats the Matter. Why is it? BECAUSE THEY WILE PERSIST IN UN: . DERSELLING ‘THEIR. NEAREST AND “DEAREST™ NEIGHBOR. CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! WILL TAKE BARGAINS IN HAR D Ww ARE!! ‘[rsTOVES! «a No. 6—$20 00 . No, 7—$25 00 , No, 8—330 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FC FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U § Combination Lock Co » Their Locks’are Burglar Proof—see them. A. 8. Hallidie & Co's IRON & STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which we will fill'at the Manufacturers Prices—freight added. Just received per ‘Last Steamer” another lot of those “SUN BURNERS,» The safest and most convenient Kerosene Lamp burner and chimney yet introduced to the public. They willsave their cost in common chimneys every month —GET ONE. Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for BLASTING. It is as efficient as “Nitro Glycerine’’ without the riek attending the use and transportation of the latter, and is Fifty per cent cheaper than Powder. TRY IT, MORE ; ‘‘Rleetro Silicon” and “Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, Dec, 14, 1867. GOLDSMITH'S DRY COODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the “Ht wna it i b s 3. A. MARTIN: BAKER & MARTIN, . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS). CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD: OF ALL KINDS. cee —AaLso— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD WooD! Shakes, Shinmgices, &e., &e., WHERE? At BAKER 4{MARTINS, NO. 7 BROAD STRERT. Nevads, Septensber 12th. NEW GROCERY STORE. T. &, BALDWIN, {OMMERCIAL + Nag te next door to the Masonic ee constantly on an excellent C* Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold =e CHEAP Fou ft alinpegecle yi pa TST I “outlawed or give . ——= JOHN EN will al be ‘found “> se fick 5} 432~ BLA z's saLoox <. Itoyrs! TOYS! TOYS! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HAS JUST RECEIVED the best stock of TOYS ever b it to this city which he pro to sell very cheap as he d to close out. this branch of business. He has a splendid lot of Talking Dolls, Carriages, Toy Tea Sets, Horses, Balls, Marbles, __ And in fact everytlitng ih the Toy line for the Holidays. Also, a fine stock of Fresh Candies, Nuts, and Fruits Of all kinds; Also, a good stock of Fancy Goods, * Ea" Everybod ay Reins Sete ~ Pg the NEW DS, A. K. BRIG@S. A. CHAPMAN CHAPMAN & BRIGGS. PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, ™~AND— General Variety Storé, APPLES, CHERRIES, APRICO’ berries of all kinds, and every variety'of the Fruit received fresh every day from the ranch. CIDER, manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, and Pure Cider V inegar.Nuts and Confectionery. Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. A Choice 4 = Shaemaes Plants a ‘ _ hardy Flowering ~-$y2 LUMBER! LUMBER ! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Wurd: SACRAMENTO ST, near Gold Ran Bridge. DEALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK: LUMBER. LL. KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNDRESSED FLOORING constantly on hand, Also, SIDING AND SHAKES. Particular attention paid to furnishing Lume ber for Flumesand Minin oxes. Contracts taken for from 1,000 pps one feet, to be delivered on short notice. nality of D Fencing always on Pony ei her at our MHAll or at our City Lumber Yard, ~ ne Street, near the Gold Run os WENTWORTH can always be found at hs Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. §¢"Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. ol5 GRAND CELEBRATION —or Ta Emancipation Proclamation, sage ; siewounie CLUB, ‘TO BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, On Wednesday, January 1st,.1868. “OHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE’S, &, * ‘JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. (2 Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. — MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and i Commercial Streets. £8" Residence next t House above Methodist hurch, Broad Street, Nevada. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL ~HAVE ON HAND— The Largest, The Hichest, The Choicest, : The Cheapest, The Very Best, ! STOCK OF DRY & FANCY COODS, TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY.Persons from the ‘country theuld no eet fo eg . bed iting So cell-as the old before making their purchases, DENTISTRY. . We MoINT YEE, ¥ T ° wh $c Wirt a5 pein a Go TO icest . HEADQUARTERS ae BANNER: BROS. If you wish to Buy CLOTH Inc CHEAP! : cae DOWN! DOWN . ! DOWN !. With High Prices! We do not propose to sell you CHEAP COODS! . . . . j . . . 1. But we do propose to sell you GOOD cooDps ‘CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else im the County ! } TO MINERS ! Er" TAKE NOTICE !_a1 s. + J WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after Monday, Dec, 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Ete. Ete., At 25 percent lower than they have been sold this season. GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! . i . We are determined to give hse public the full benefit Of the ! WINTER TRADE, BY KEKPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, . Blankets, all colors, . . THAN ANY OTHERS IN THE COUNTY, And will sell them at prices to _.¢ SUIT EVERYBODY. Remember the Old Stand of . BANNER BROS., qi Héhasy Dealers. cad & Fine. ite y. ‘ i ' . . . cigars, ‘ropacco, PIPES, ae, : JULIUS GREENWALD, . Hc ON HAND AND WILL SELL CHEAP #OR CASH the epashea a ap 0.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS: OF TOBACCO : -100,00@ OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BR HAD IN THE MARKET, > KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC6O, of — every kind.PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN, MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind, . ~ _hilartices are warranted to be incupiuian” All ordérs from abroad promaptly attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD ‘Nevada, Sept. 36. a NAFF2IGER. J, BR, STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. ‘KEEP constantly on hand a BEEF, / PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e. &,OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RET as eee can be delivered here from San A good supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &e., always pon Mt All orders from the country oarefally and prompt! ty filled. ae eais delivered in the elty—tree of GEO. W. KiDD, —J.W. HINDS, = _-& W. TULLE BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY _OF FICE, Ls the age Building, on Broad Street, Nevada Ci The Highest Fitee will be np for Gold ee Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Ra’ Liberal advances made on Gold Bust er Del: lion for pore or Ooinage at th MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, low rate of interest. —e County Scrip soaps at par. LEGAL TENDERS bonght and sold at*the Regular Rates, posits recetved. Checks on San Francisco . Sacramento and Virginia city. Drafts on the Hastern Cities, Loadon, and Dublin, Ireland. nis for the London and Liverpool Fire ife Insurance Com) *"Gold and Ores of avery du description Melted, Parise Refined and Assayed, Corre dente tas Fraacheee Tits tes a Californ Sacramento, D Virginia Git » Agency I Bank sk of Caleta ta J. C. LEONARD, Teacher of Penmanship. CLASSES WILL MEET AT Wiisse Hubbard’ School Reom, — —on— TUESDAY, THUROAE AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 7 o’cloek. Nevada, Nev, 28th, CHRISTMAS BALL, ph BALL will be given hy the Mem; GERMAN GLEE CLUB HARMONIE, A'l’ TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 25th, Pn Be gape the friends are most respectfully Nevapa—J, F. Baseonius, A. Goldsmith. San Juan—J.C, i Syren ne Grass Vai.EY—D. bin " Rep Voc—J. Heinsun. WasHineton—E, Kreig, Floor Managers. G. = Schmittb John Goedjo. L. Jacobs, —_ ¥. A. Miller, Tickets, including Supper, $8 00. The members of the Club will use their best efforts to make the Evening a plesant one. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {Adj, Keeney’s Tin Shop.) . WILLIAM HOLMES, Proprietor. (Successor to W. G. Jenkins.] A NEW AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Whips, _ Saddle eyo And all sorts of SADDLE AND samme STUCK AND TRIMMINGS, prices to suit eas i Sey Nine thanufactured in oy tad seotiea al A‘CALL, AON £9 Assay ae JA weet “o rT

[ HARRI. the 2 of Charles E, ready to an. mahES, manner. tended to, ARRIGAN, ,OON, LLEY. .’8 Office, LEY at thi) Vines, Ale ; 'roprietors. SAY, . Dentists, INS carefully ormed. DisTeeth treat25, for full Silver ‘dollar each, the purchaser having the also received such letters and been offered such inducements by Wheeler & Co. . of New York, and it may be that some ‘ Nevada Saloon, kept by John Hahn, on . “e A. C. Niles, Treasurer; A. D. Tower, ‘Sec; E. F. Spence, S. D; Jas. Davis, J. .™an and R. Wing. Stewards; J. B. ‘exhausted and benumbed that he had goods, the chances of‘ fortune, and in oor which is always locked on the in“Jabt Marshal Cornell’ and « man who NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Se \ o ‘LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. CHANCES FoR ForRTUNES.—The country is flooded. with circulars and cards qost cases-thechances afe all against tthe purchaser. Julius Greenwald recently received ae letter from: W.» J. Wheeler & Co., New York, appointing . . him agent for the sale of cards, at one wight to buy any article named in his «ard Gold chains are offered at $5 iand splendid gold watches at $10 apiece, the ageat being allowed the price of the card in each case as commission. -Mr. Greenwald does not of course know Wheeler & Co., and does not propose to act as their agent, for the very good reason that he and every other sensible man knows that articles cannot be sold at the prices named if they are as represented. No doubt other persons have are silly enough to send their money to this firm, if so, we can only apply the old adage, “A fool and his money is soon parted.” RoBBERY.—On Wednesday night the Pine street, in the basement of the house next door to the TRANSCRIPT office, was entered. and robbed. of about $35 in—silver. Hahn informs. us that he elosed the saloon about half-past 11 o’elock, and after counting his money put it into a buckskin purse and left it inthe drawer. An entrance was effected by knocking off the casement of the frént door, and this morning both the back and front doors were found open. Nothing was disturbed except the money, and it would appear that after break” ing in at the front door and securing the eoin the rogue went out at the back side. TRIED FoR RospBERY.—Ah Shim, charged with stealing money from the money drawer of ‘Naffzigar & Stone,was tried yesterday before Judge Kendall. Witnesses testified that they saw him enter the shop and go behind the meat block, and saw the motion of hisarm as though opd@ning the drawer. On examination two five dollar pieces were found onthe floor. He was prosecuted by District Attorney Caldwell, and defended by Williams & Johnson. INSTALLATION.—The following officers were duly installed in Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M.,on Wednesday evening: W.C. Randolph, Master; M.L. Marsh, 8. W; LJ. Rolfe, J. W; D; IL. Williamson, Marshal; 8. Cole— Gray, Tyler. Heavy Sxnow Storm.—The snow fall in the mountains has been very heavy during the late storm. Yesterday the Washington and Omega stages had to be left a few miles this side of Washington, and the passengers came through on the horses. The snow for @ distance of six miles averages a depth of five feet, and it extends to within a few miles of this city. The hills above Bannerville were yesterday covered with snow which could be seen from town. Snow at Eureka is several feet deep. The greater part of the snow has fallen since last Saturday. Nargrow Escare.—On Wednesday was. assisting him in cleaning the flame which rans under the city, came near losing their lives. They were at work clearing away the impediments in the way.of the water, and became chilled, through. The obstructions were aearty all removed when the Marshal attempted to get out through a trap door that opens into Baldwin’s store. He was so. to Bé/assisted by persons who stood Saaen Gey otaocien benny comes: . The Daily “Sranscript, . sag yo fea eh Der Seen ena water both héve'perished. * 7 EVERYBODY — SEES IT ! EVERYBODY — KNOWS IT! That Three Quartersaf the Goods _ SOLD IN THE cITy OF NEVADA, HARDWARE, — IRON ana STEEL, NAILS and SPIKKS, STOVES AND TINWARE, ; PAINTS and OIL LS, an °o 8, RUBBER BELTING and PACKING, ete., ete., ete, Are Purchased at the Store Rooms OF % a CRAWFORD & COMPANY. “Thats whats the Matter. Why is it? BECAUSE THEY WILE PERSIST IN UN: . DERSELLING ‘THEIR. NEAREST AND “DEAREST™ NEIGHBOR. CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! WILL TAKE BARGAINS IN HAR D Ww ARE!! ‘[rsTOVES! «a No. 6—$20 00 . No, 7—$25 00 , No, 8—330 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FC FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U § Combination Lock Co » Their Locks’are Burglar Proof—see them. A. 8. Hallidie & Co's IRON & STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which we will fill'at the Manufacturers Prices—freight added. Just received per ‘Last Steamer” another lot of those “SUN BURNERS,» The safest and most convenient Kerosene Lamp burner and chimney yet introduced to the public. They willsave their cost in common chimneys every month —GET ONE. Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for BLASTING. It is as efficient as “Nitro Glycerine’’ without the riek attending the use and transportation of the latter, and is Fifty per cent cheaper than Powder. TRY IT, MORE ; ‘‘Rleetro Silicon” and “Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, Dec, 14, 1867. GOLDSMITH'S DRY COODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the “Ht wna it i b s 3. A. MARTIN: BAKER & MARTIN, . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS). CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD: OF ALL KINDS. cee —AaLso— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD WooD! Shakes, Shinmgices, &e., &e., WHERE? At BAKER 4{MARTINS, NO. 7 BROAD STRERT. Nevads, Septensber 12th. NEW GROCERY STORE. T. &, BALDWIN, {OMMERCIAL + Nag te next door to the Masonic ee constantly on an excellent C* Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold =e CHEAP Fou ft alinpegecle yi pa TST I “outlawed or give . ——= JOHN EN will al be ‘found “> se fick 5} 432~ BLA z's saLoox <. Itoyrs! TOYS! TOYS! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HAS JUST RECEIVED the best stock of TOYS ever b it to this city which he pro to sell very cheap as he d to close out. this branch of business. He has a splendid lot of Talking Dolls, Carriages, Toy Tea Sets, Horses, Balls, Marbles, __ And in fact everytlitng ih the Toy line for the Holidays. Also, a fine stock of Fresh Candies, Nuts, and Fruits Of all kinds; Also, a good stock of Fancy Goods, * Ea" Everybod ay Reins Sete ~ Pg the NEW DS, A. K. BRIG@S. A. CHAPMAN CHAPMAN & BRIGGS. PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, ™~AND— General Variety Storé, APPLES, CHERRIES, APRICO’ berries of all kinds, and every variety'of the Fruit received fresh every day from the ranch. CIDER, manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, and Pure Cider V inegar.Nuts and Confectionery. Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. A Choice 4 = Shaemaes Plants a ‘ _ hardy Flowering ~-$y2 LUMBER! LUMBER ! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Wurd:

SACRAMENTO ST, near Gold Ran Bridge. DEALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK: LUMBER. LL. KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNDRESSED FLOORING constantly on hand, Also, SIDING AND SHAKES. Particular attention paid to furnishing Lume ber for Flumesand Minin oxes. Contracts taken for from 1,000 pps one feet, to be delivered on short notice. nality of D Fencing always on Pony ei her at our MHAll or at our City Lumber Yard, ~ ne Street, near the Gold Run os WENTWORTH can always be found at hs Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. §¢"Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. ol5 GRAND CELEBRATION —or Ta Emancipation Proclamation, sage ; siewounie CLUB, ‘TO BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, On Wednesday, January 1st,.1868. “OHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE’S, &, * ‘JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. (2 Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. — MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and i Commercial Streets. £8" Residence next t House above Methodist hurch, Broad Street, Nevada. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL ~HAVE ON HAND— The Largest, The Hichest, The Choicest, : The Cheapest, The Very Best, ! STOCK OF DRY & FANCY COODS, TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY.Persons from the ‘country theuld no eet fo eg . bed iting So cell-as the old before making their purchases, DENTISTRY. . We MoINT YEE, ¥ T ° wh $c Wirt a5 pein a Go TO icest . HEADQUARTERS ae BANNER: BROS. If you wish to Buy CLOTH Inc CHEAP! : cae DOWN! DOWN . ! DOWN !. With High Prices! We do not propose to sell you CHEAP COODS! . . . . j . . . 1. But we do propose to sell you GOOD cooDps ‘CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else im the County ! } TO MINERS ! Er" TAKE NOTICE !_a1 s. + J WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after Monday, Dec, 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Ete. Ete., At 25 percent lower than they have been sold this season. GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! . i . We are determined to give hse public the full benefit Of the ! WINTER TRADE, BY KEKPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, . Blankets, all colors, . . THAN ANY OTHERS IN THE COUNTY, And will sell them at prices to _.¢ SUIT EVERYBODY. Remember the Old Stand of . BANNER BROS., qi Héhasy Dealers.. cad & Fine. ite y. ‘ i ' . . . cigars, ‘ropacco, PIPES, ae, : JULIUS GREENWALD, . Hc ON HAND AND WILL SELL CHEAP #OR CASH the epashea a ap 0.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS: OF TOBACCO : -100,00@ OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BR HAD IN THE MARKET, > KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC6O, of — every kind.PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN, MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind, . ~ _hilartices are warranted to be incupiuian” All ordérs from abroad promaptly attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD ‘Nevada, Sept. 36. a NAFF2IGER. J, BR, STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. ‘KEEP constantly on hand a BEEF, / PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e. &,OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RET as eee can be delivered here from San A good supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &e., always pon Mt All orders from the country oarefally and prompt! ty filled. ae eais delivered in the elty—tree of GEO. W. KiDD, —J.W. HINDS, = _-& W. TULLE BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY _OF FICE, Ls the age Building, on Broad Street, Nevada Ci The Highest Fitee will be np for Gold ee Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Ra’ Liberal advances made on Gold Bust er Del: lion for pore or Ooinage at th MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, low rate of interest. —e County Scrip soaps at par. LEGAL TENDERS bonght and sold at*the Regular Rates, posits recetved. Checks on San Francisco . Sacramento and Virginia city. Drafts on the Hastern Cities, Loadon, and Dublin, Ireland. nis for the London and Liverpool Fire ife Insurance Com) *"Gold and Ores of avery du description Melted, Parise Refined and Assayed, Corre dente tas Fraacheee Tits tes a Californ Sacramento, D Virginia Git » Agency I Bank sk of Caleta ta J. C. LEONARD, Teacher of Penmanship. CLASSES WILL MEET AT Wiisse Hubbard’ School Reom, — —on— TUESDAY, THUROAE AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 7 o’cloek. Nevada, Nev, 28th, CHRISTMAS BALL, ph BALL will be given hy the Mem; GERMAN GLEE CLUB HARMONIE, A'l’ TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 25th, Pn Be gape the friends are most respectfully Nevapa—J, F. Baseonius, A. Goldsmith. San Juan—J.C, i Syren ne Grass Vai.EY—D. bin " Rep Voc—J. Heinsun. WasHineton—E, Kreig, Floor Managers. G. = Schmittb John Goedjo. L. Jacobs, —_ ¥. A. Miller, Tickets, including Supper, $8 00. The members of the Club will use their best efforts to make the Evening a plesant one. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {Adj, Keeney’s Tin Shop.) . WILLIAM HOLMES, Proprietor. (Successor to W. G. Jenkins.] A NEW AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Whips, _ Saddle eyo And all sorts of SADDLE AND samme STUCK AND TRIMMINGS, prices to suit eas i Sey Nine thanufactured in oy tad seotiea al A‘CALL, AON £9 Assay ae JA weet “o rT