December 25, 1866 (4 pages)

ut “LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . No Parer To-morrow.—According to ‘custom, too well established to be changed, no*work will be done in the TRANSCRIPT office to-day, and no paper willbe issued tomorrow. A Poor: ORPHAN.—On last Sunday a little boy named William Ramsey fell in a fit on the sidewalk near the New York’ ‘Hotel, and was carried into that house.— We léarn ‘that the ‘little fellow’s father died gyer the mountains, and that his mother died in this city.-He-is without home or friends in the world.” “He has _ been subject to these fits for some time, and they are’ no doubt the result of the hardships he has endured since his parents were taken from him.: It appears that he has tried hard to get something to do to sapport -himself, and has informed other boys that he was going to do something for which he might be sent to the Reform . School: There is something wrong in when the orphans find no hand ready to help them. The Orphan. Asylum at Grass Valley should be open to such children as this, and the State should make some provission for them. Now, at Christmas times, when other children are happy, little-Ramsey stands aloff, and gazes with an aching heart on the happy oneS°who are so fortunate as to be . blessed with kind and loving parents. No kind word for him. No one to make him him presents—presents! he knows not the meaning of the word: His nature is thesame as the children who have homes in our city. This day is peculiarly suited for the exercise of charity, and we would . Suggest that some steps be taken to secure ‘a home for’ the unfortunate orphan boy, where he may be taken care of, DAMAGE BY THE StoRM.—The storm has done considerable damage throughout _ the county, In many places large trees "Were uprooted or broken off by the winds of Thursday and Friday nights. On Friday night the large water wheel of Hanley & Co's. hoisting works, on Musquito Creek, was entirely destroyed by a large tree which was blown down upon it. We have not learned of any great damage being done in the mines, and we believe that all the quartz'mines have been kept free of water without much trouble. THe Exursition.—The Sunday School exhibition announced to come off at the Theatre last evening, has been postponed until further notice. The weather has been so stormy that it would be impossible to get the children out. The presents were distributed atthe church last night. . In Serre or Wearuer.—Yesterday, notwithstanding the weather a large number.were out buying presents and the stores where toys and Christmas goods were sold were filled with buyers until a late hour. ‘ All the Sunday Schools had their trees well loaded with presents, and ~~ Christmas Eve wasa merry time in spite of the storm, CARLISLE.—A gentleman writing from Carlisle, a mining camp near Meadow Lake, informs us that the town is quite lively and that the U.S. Grant mine is » being worked night and day, turning out first rate rock. ‘he mill will be kept in THe MARYsviLLZ StacEs—On Sunday night at 10 o’clock the first stage that has come through from Marysville since ' Thursday,arrived in this city bringing back papers and mails up to Sunday. Considand the trip now takes an entire day. A Sap Story.—A few days since an old _ lady came into ‘our office and told us a sad __ ttory of her life. She was apparently fifty ‘Years of age and said she had resided for ime'time near this city. She has been Ashort time since her husband left her, PROGRAMME FOR 1967! ee The North triumphant !—the Union saved !—and The Magnificent stock of Goods, Now being displayed at the». Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or—BANNER BROTHERS. For a Dress Suit, A Beaver Suit, ; Or, a Business Suit, Goto [@ BANNER’S._@ Por Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Undershirts, Socks, Gloves, or any other Furnishing Goods, at all times, to be had a complete stock, at BANNER’S. eS If you want Fine Boots, Heavy Boots, or Nailed Boots, go to BANNER?S, Where they will fit you in Benkert s or any other kind you desire, FOR -BOY’S CLOTHING, Be sure and go to BANNER’S, Where the Largest and Best Stock of any House in the County will: be found, both of pe Bastern and California manufacture. For Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, and Satchels, just go to BANNER’S. ATTENTION MINERS! Do you want the best Rubber Coat, Pants, and ‘Gum Boots” in the State f If you do go to BANNER’S STORE and you will find the very article you need to keep you dry through the winter rains, Always go to . Banner's Clothing Emporium, It is the Largest. and Cheapest Clothing House in the State. All goods wartanted.as represented. ~ BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Cor. Broad &.Pine sts. Nevada city. Nevada, Dec. 11th. “Swinging Around the Circle !” On the War Path Again! cee FS GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS! FOR THE LADIES ¢ OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! TACOB ROSENTHAL leave to inJ form the Ladies that he has taken advantage of the domestic row between the President and Co: , and the successful laying of the Atlantic Cable and Bought up all the best styles or Goods that could be found between here and Constantinople Having the largest stock in the County, (purchased under such favorable auspices,) I can afford to Sell a better article of Goods for les* money than smaller Establishments. Remember, Ladies, the place to purchase your Goods is at my store, ‘hext door to Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s. Broad street, Nevada, Dec. 8th. \ W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED, Main street, Nevada. Bye Flour, Corn Meal,” Hye Meal, M Buckwheat, Ground Peed of ali rg ee -me e a . Beautiful New Year's Gift, Beautiful New Year's Gift. What Can Be More Appropriate To A Lady,-Than A FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ! Every Machine has the reversible feed motion, which enables the operator by simply turning a thumb-screw, . to have the work run either to the right or left, to stay any part of the seam, or fasten the ends of seams, . without turning the fabric. . FLORENCE MACHINE ! It is the only Machine havinga self. © adjusting shuttle tension—the amount of tension always bewwg in exact pro-' portion to the size of the bobbin. EE FLORENCE MACHINE ! The Needle is easily adjusted. It is almost noiseless and can be used where quiet is necessary. Its motions are all pos‘itive; there are no springs to get out of order, and its simplicity enables the most inexpérienced to operate it. FLORENCE MACHINE It does not require finer thread on theunder than for the upper side, and will sew across the heaviest seams, er fr6m one to more thicknesses of cloth, without acne ofneedle,tension or breaking thread. The hemmer is easihy adjusted and will turn any width of hem desired. No other machine will do so great a range of work as the Florence. It will hem fell, bind, gather, braid, uilt, and gather and sew on a ruffle at the same time, . RB. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. —SALESROOMS— At Goldsmith’s, corner of Broad and iia Pine streets, __Nevada, Dec. 18th. H’ just opened the finest lot of Toys, for the CANDY MANUFACTORY, 7ILEKAM KOMLER ‘csp insuum Meme ae eet ie cit}that he has the 2 ‘ be rtment of Fine On hand and will sell them at Lower Prices than any other Establishment. ancy Candies in sig wheels, hearts, stars, fishes, and everyt or decoratin Trees, can be found at this place for sale at the Lowest Prices. A idly ont ae gg of Dessert Cakes :—Lady Finrs, roni, Spanish Wind, Molasses and constantly on hand. lot of frosted Wedding Cakes of all sizes and of superior qualities on hand and made to order at short notice. : Everybody in want of fresh Candies, wholesale or re’ will find it to their advantage to call at this place. ? d13 Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! TOYS!!!! oney Cakes. Asplendid NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine street.. Peerneneee Nevada City. Holidays ever brought to this city. Hobbyorses, Coro.vets, Drums. Guns, and —_ kind of Toys, for the Boys and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beautiful presents for Girls. He hasalso a splendid fresh supply of Nuts, Candies. and Fruits of all kinds, : Everybody should visit his store and see the magnificent goods. n29 GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS M. ROSENBERG & BRO., On Commercial street, Nevada city, HA just received a most magnificent assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! : Of the Latest styles. Also on hand an extraordinary large stock of Dress Goods,; Shawls, And Ladies’ Cloaks and Coats, Ger" A splendid stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Ladies are invited to call and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. aieg aan rado hed than any House in Neva ounty. : Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, near Coe’s store. : J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, _ Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts. & NEVADA. § 8 ro {@PHYSI CIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY PREPARED AT, ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT, nov? The Latest, Freshest and Best, AUGUST LADEMAN, Commercial Street.Nevada city. 5 aie CONSTANTLY ON HAND all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, FRUIT, &c. &e. Fresh Frilite and Vegetables received Every Day. The best Cigars and Finest Brands of Tebacco, = No battonhol for custom, but at) m+ chasers will be cheerfu u waited upon and tn: ished with goods at the lowest market prices. Goods delivered free of charge. Fall and Winter Dry & Fancy (toods The Cheapest Dry Goods in town, . CLINE & NOVITSKY, OULD inform the people of Nevada City and W vicinicy that they have ~ JUST RECEIVED A MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS! ; The Best Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOSI.-RY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TA. PESTRY & THREE-PLY CARPETS, &., &c., To be found in our Store on [27° COMMERCIAL STREET, nearly opposite Randofph’s Jewelry Store. 3 CLINE & NOVITSKY. Nevada City, Oct. 21st. 4 i TO SORIP HOLDERS. Reshdnaes af Howide Comsty will : ; gis GENERAL VARIETY STORE: BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, Pine Street.. eeacghsstenueeae Nevada, HAVE_ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods‘for the Holidays, of a great variety. : ; Call and see thé Toys ! Apples, Pears and all kinds of Fruite—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Applé, manufac-’ tured at Chapman's Ranch, A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery—A large and fresh stock, of every kind. Cigars nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices, Nevada, Dec. 1ith. SOCIAL PARTY! A Grand Social Party will be given by the : German Glee Club Harmonia, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ON CHRISTMAS EVENING, Dec, 25th. {7"Tickets, including Supper, Three Dollars. In case it storms on that Evening Carriages will be furnished free of charge. d4 NEW YEAR'S ‘BALL. * A Grand Ball will be given ON MONDAY EVE’G, Dec. Sist. (New Year's Eve.) _ By MBS. N. BLUM, AT TEMPERANCE HALL. A fine Supper will be served up on the occasion . anda fine Urchestra-has been engaged. . No expense or pains will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the season. A general invitation is antendee. T clading ‘Supper, $3. * DANCING SCHOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED, whose Da School o in Nevada city, on W nesday December 5th, the attention of all who wish to acquire acurrect knowledge of the ab Classes meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for ten lessons, Lessons given, for Ladies on every Saturday Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, All the modern Fancy Dances and Quadrilles, ino tones EO rete Christmas . ' _ GREGORY & WAITE, HAs ON HANDIN "ee We : [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his sticcessors.] : A Larger stock of Gdods in their line ' than can be found in any othe store in the County, Amonnting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastprn and consisting of Hardware, . = Wooden Ware, © Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, So Bi add forthe benefit = femneieeh WINES AND LIQUORS, / ” [To which we might Of the-Choteest Qualities, . BARLEY, ‘ WHEAT, — _ BRAN, SHORTS, co ee ema On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, : 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough _ . For an Ocean Cableand warranted not te ' break connection, ; A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, / Which we are selling to the benefit of Se 100,000 gallons~of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating a To grease the gudgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates, 1000 ‘Sees of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn, * Sugars of all kinds, @ mountain ot them, : Teas and Coffees, more ‘kinds than ever known before, , ca A few Cords of Bagon, warranted cern fed, _ On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale, 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates' down’ 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter, We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted, Rakes, > Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, — Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohus and any kind of liquors to fill thein, * Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity, We button-hole nobody for custom and have ne ; motto but ‘“fwir dealing, —TO ARKIVE— _\ [When we buy and payforthem.] “We consult the tastes.of our customers aiid r member always that it takes two to make « b Sal owe

ut “LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . No Parer To-morrow.—According to ‘custom, too well established to be changed, no*work will be done in the TRANSCRIPT office to-day, and no paper willbe issued tomorrow. A Poor: ORPHAN.—On last Sunday a little boy named William Ramsey fell in a fit on the sidewalk near the New York’ ‘Hotel, and was carried into that house.— We léarn ‘that the ‘little fellow’s father died gyer the mountains, and that his mother died in this city..-He-is without home or friends in the world.” “He has _ been subject to these fits for some time, and they are’ no doubt the result of the hardships he has endured since his parents were taken from him.: It appears that he has tried hard to get something to do to sapport -himself, and has informed other boys that he was going to do something for which he might be sent to the Reform . School: There is something wrong in when the orphans find no hand ready to help them. The Orphan. Asylum at Grass Valley should be open to such children as this, and the State should make some provission for them. Now, at Christmas times, when other children are happy, little-Ramsey stands aloff, and gazes with an aching heart on the happy oneS°who are so fortunate as to be . blessed with kind and loving parents. No kind word for him. No one to make him him presents—presents! he knows not the meaning of the word: His nature is thesame as the children who have homes in our city. This day is peculiarly suited for the exercise of charity, and we would . Suggest that some steps be taken to secure ‘a home for’ the unfortunate orphan boy, where he may be taken care of, DAMAGE BY THE StoRM.—The storm has done considerable damage throughout _ the county, In many places large trees "Were uprooted or broken off by the winds of Thursday and Friday nights. On Friday night the large water wheel of Hanley & Co's. hoisting works, on Musquito Creek, was entirely destroyed by a large tree which was blown down upon it. We have not learned of any great damage being done in the mines, and we believe that all the quartz'mines have been kept free of water without much trouble. THe Exursition.—The Sunday School exhibition announced to come off at the Theatre last evening, has been postponed until further notice. The weather has been so stormy that it would be impossible to get the children out. The presents were distributed atthe church last night. . In Serre or Wearuer.—Yesterday, notwithstanding the weather a large number.were out buying presents and the stores where toys and Christmas goods were sold were filled with buyers until a late hour. ‘ All the Sunday Schools had their trees well loaded with presents, and ~~ Christmas Eve wasa merry time in spite of the storm, CARLISLE.—A gentleman writing from Carlisle, a mining camp near Meadow Lake, informs us that the town is quite lively and that the U.S. Grant mine is » being worked night and day, turning out first rate rock. ‘he mill will be kept in THe MARYsviLLZ StacEs—On Sunday night at 10 o’clock the first stage that has come through from Marysville since ' Thursday,arrived in this city bringing back papers and mails up to Sunday. Considand the trip now takes an entire day. A Sap Story.—A few days since an old _ lady came into ‘our office and told us a sad __ ttory of her life. She was apparently fifty ‘Years of age and said she had resided for ime'time near this city. She has been Ashort time since her husband left her, PROGRAMME FOR 1967! ee The North triumphant !—the Union saved !—and The Magnificent stock of Goods, Now being displayed at the». Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or—BANNER BROTHERS. For a Dress Suit, A Beaver Suit, ; Or, a Business Suit, Goto [@ BANNER’S._@ Por Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Undershirts, Socks, Gloves, or any other Furnishing Goods, at all times, to be had a complete stock, at BANNER’S. eS If you want Fine Boots, Heavy Boots, or Nailed Boots, go to BANNER?S, Where they will fit you in Benkert s or any other kind you desire, FOR -BOY’S CLOTHING, Be sure and go to BANNER’S, Where the Largest and Best Stock of any House in the County will: be found, both of pe Bastern and California manufacture. For Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, and Satchels, just go to BANNER’S. ATTENTION MINERS! Do you want the best Rubber Coat, Pants, and ‘Gum Boots” in the State f If you do go to BANNER’S STORE and you will find the very article you need to keep you dry through the winter rains, Always go to . Banner's Clothing Emporium, It is the Largest. and Cheapest Clothing House in the State. All goods wartanted.as represented. ~ BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Cor. Broad &.Pine sts. Nevada city. Nevada, Dec. 11th. “Swinging Around the Circle !” On the War Path Again! cee FS GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS! FOR THE LADIES ¢ OF NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! TACOB ROSENTHAL leave to inJ form the Ladies that he has taken advantage of the domestic row between the President and Co: , and the successful laying of the Atlantic Cable and Bought up all the best styles or Goods that could be found between here and Constantinople Having the largest stock in the County, (purchased under such favorable auspices,) I can afford to Sell a better article of Goods for les* money than smaller Establishments. Remember, Ladies, the place to purchase your Goods is at my store, ‘hext door to Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s. Broad street, Nevada, Dec. 8th. \ W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED, Main street, Nevada. Bye Flour, Corn Meal,” Hye Meal, M Buckwheat, Ground Peed of ali rg ee -me e a . Beautiful New Year's Gift, Beautiful New Year's Gift. What Can Be More Appropriate To A Lady,-Than A FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ! Every Machine has the reversible feed motion, which enables the operator by simply turning a thumb-screw, . to have the work run either to the right or left, to stay any part of the seam, or fasten the ends of seams, . without turning the fabric. . FLORENCE MACHINE ! It is the only Machine havinga self. © adjusting shuttle tension—the amount of tension always bewwg in exact pro-' portion to the size of the bobbin. EE FLORENCE MACHINE ! The Needle is easily adjusted. It is almost noiseless and can be used where quiet is necessary. Its motions are all pos‘itive; there are no springs to get out of order, and its simplicity enables the most inexpérienced to operate it. FLORENCE MACHINE It does not require finer thread on theunder than for the upper side, and will sew across the heaviest seams, er fr6m one to more thicknesses of cloth, without acne ofneedle,tension or breaking thread. The hemmer is easihy adjusted and will turn any width of hem desired. No other machine will do so great a range of work as the Florence. It will hem fell, bind, gather, braid, uilt, and gather and sew on a ruffle at the same time, . RB. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. —SALESROOMS— At Goldsmith’s, corner of Broad and iia Pine streets, __Nevada, Dec. 18th. H’ just opened the finest lot of Toys, for the CANDY MANUFACTORY, 7ILEKAM KOMLER ‘csp insuum Meme ae eet ie cit}that he has the 2 ‘ be rtment of Fine On hand and will sell them at Lower Prices than any other Establishment. ancy Candies in sig wheels, hearts, stars,

fishes, and everyt or decoratin Trees, can be found at this place for sale at the Lowest Prices. A idly ont ae gg of Dessert Cakes :—Lady Finrs, roni, Spanish Wind, Molasses and constantly on hand. lot of frosted Wedding Cakes of all sizes and of superior qualities on hand and made to order at short notice. : Everybody in want of fresh Candies, wholesale or re’ will find it to their advantage to call at this place. ? d13 Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! TOYS!!!! oney Cakes. Asplendid NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine street.... Peerneneee Nevada City. Holidays ever brought to this city. Hobbyorses, Coro.vets, Drums. Guns, and —_ kind of Toys, for the Boys and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beautiful presents for Girls. He hasalso a splendid fresh supply of Nuts, Candies. and Fruits of all kinds, : Everybody should visit his store and see the magnificent goods. n29 GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS M. ROSENBERG & BRO., On Commercial street, Nevada city, HA just received a most magnificent assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! : Of the Latest styles. Also on hand an extraordinary large stock of Dress Goods,; Shawls, And Ladies’ Cloaks and Coats, Ger" A splendid stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Ladies are invited to call and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. aieg aan rado hed than any House in Neva ounty. : Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, near Coe’s store. : J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, _ Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts. & NEVADA. § 8 ro {@PHYSI CIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY PREPARED AT, ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT, nov? The Latest, Freshest and Best, AUGUST LADEMAN, Commercial Street..Nevada city. 5 aie CONSTANTLY ON HAND all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, FRUIT, &c. &e. Fresh Frilite and Vegetables received Every Day. The best Cigars and Finest Brands of Tebacco, = No battonhol for custom, but at) m+ chasers will be cheerfu u waited upon and tn: ished with goods at the lowest market prices. Goods delivered free of charge. Fall and Winter Dry & Fancy (toods The Cheapest Dry Goods in town, . CLINE & NOVITSKY, OULD inform the people of Nevada City and W vicinicy that they have ~ JUST RECEIVED A MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS! ; The Best Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOSI.-RY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TA. PESTRY & THREE-PLY CARPETS, &., &c., To be found in our Store on [27° COMMERCIAL STREET, nearly opposite Randofph’s Jewelry Store. 3 CLINE & NOVITSKY. Nevada City, Oct. 21st. 4 i TO SORIP HOLDERS. Reshdnaes af Howide Comsty will : ; gis GENERAL VARIETY STORE: BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, Pine Street... eeacghsstenueeae Nevada, HAVE_ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods‘for the Holidays, of a great variety. : ; Call and see thé Toys ! Apples, Pears and all kinds of Fruite—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Applé, manufac-’ tured at Chapman's Ranch, A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery—A large and fresh stock, of every kind. Cigars nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices, Nevada, Dec. 1ith. SOCIAL PARTY! A Grand Social Party will be given by the : German Glee Club Harmonia, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ON CHRISTMAS EVENING, Dec, 25th. {7"Tickets, including Supper, Three Dollars. In case it storms on that Evening Carriages will be furnished free of charge. d4 NEW YEAR'S ‘BALL. * A Grand Ball will be given ON MONDAY EVE’G, Dec. Sist. (New Year's Eve.) _ By MBS. N. BLUM, AT TEMPERANCE HALL. A fine Supper will be served up on the occasion . anda fine Urchestra-has been engaged. . No expense or pains will be spared to make this the most attractive Ball of the season. A general invitation is antendee. T clading ‘Supper, $3. * DANCING SCHOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED, whose Da School o in Nevada city, on W nesday December 5th, the attention of all who wish to acquire acurrect knowledge of the ab Classes meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for ten lessons, Lessons given, for Ladies on every Saturday Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, All the modern Fancy Dances and Quadrilles, ino tones EO rete Christmas . ' _ GREGORY & WAITE, HAs ON HANDIN "ee We : [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his sticcessors.] : A Larger stock of Gdods in their line ' than can be found in any othe store in the County, Amonnting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastprn and consisting of Hardware, . = Wooden Ware, © Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, So Bi add forthe benefit = femneieeh WINES AND LIQUORS, / ” [To which we might Of the-Choteest Qualities, . BARLEY, ‘ WHEAT, — _ BRAN, SHORTS, co ee ema On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, : 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough _ . For an Ocean Cableand warranted not te ' break connection, ; A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, / Which we are selling to the benefit of Se 100,000 gallons~of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating a To grease the gudgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates, 1000 ‘Sees of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn, * Sugars of all kinds, @ mountain ot them, : Teas and Coffees, more ‘kinds than ever known before, , ca A few Cords of Bagon, warranted cern fed, _ On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale, 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates' down’ 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter, We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted, Rakes, > Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, — Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohus and any kind of liquors to fill thein, * Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity, We button-hole nobody for custom and have ne ; motto but ‘“fwir dealing, —TO ARKIVE— _\ [When we buy and payforthem.] “We consult the tastes.of our customers aiid r member always that it takes two to make « b Sal owe