December 27, 1866 (4 pages)

WFORD, his store, NE’ STREETS ok of TIONERY, Te Baily’ Wis i iia * Miss Kingsbury appears in her great specistorm.Mr, Denman is in good luck. dragging him across the bridge and into ee EY, NEVADA CIT?, CAtivornta ">. ; oa L INTELL eee eo Tue tema ‘TO.NtGHT. ‘Ringsbuxy, Supported by Mise John MeCaflotgh ind a. ieee i from Maguire's Opera. House, will appear . at the Theatre in this city. The bill ‘to“night will "Be ‘particularly “attractive, as ality “Fanchon.” This troupe have recently visited Sactamento and Marysville, and . notwithstanding” ‘the’ ‘storm they met such success that in both places their engagemént was extended considerabl y— The papers pronounce Miss Kingsbury the best-actress that ever visited this coast,— The ‘Appeal says of her “Fanchon”, “Miss ‘Kingsbury in this character i is above critifism, ., If it is. not perfection, it is as. near . as mortal can approach.’ ‘It is quite enough to make us fear the power of fiction, for no ‘male or female, can witness Miss Kingsbury’s ‘Fanchon’ and resist the whirlpool of infatnation. The lady exhibits a degree of genius oy power of attraction somewhat remarkable in ‘contrast with her profession.” . ‘The stage andthe acting is forgotten and the audience is made to feel that they are witnessing the scenes of real life. ‘The character of the plays are far better than any that have been presented : in this city for years,and this fact ‘with the great reputation of the“Witching Elfin Star,” will insuré-a very large audience.— Miss Kate Denin ‘is a favorite in. this city and is‘an actress of considerable: ability, John MeCullough is also a great favorite and stands high in his profession. ‘We anticipate that our citizens will turn out more. generally to see this company than they have in a long time. The. heatre is thoroughly dry, and there is not. the least. danger of . the plastering ‘coming down. The company will have it clean and 'vomfortable, Let all who want to witness a splendid performance be on hand this evening. Tue CHRisrmas’ Trees, —Notwithstanding the stormy weather on Christmas Eve; all the Churches’ in this city hada distribution of presents. The Methodist Church was crowded at an-early hour, and} after singing by ‘the School and the reading of an address of Santa Claus, the presents with which the tree was weighted down, many of them of great value, were distributed and the children, “those of small and larger growth as well, ‘seemed: to appreciate the gifts brought, At the. Catholic Church the trees were beautifully decorated and a large number of presents distributed. In the Congregational and Baptist Churches, though no trees were provided; the children were collected and a large number of beautiful presents dis} tributed. ori ciineetiniimdemineen A Bre CHUNK.—On Monday morning . , last Z.'Déenman.of Grass Valley, found «. nugget of gold north of Pike Flat, near . . the. old Day mining claims,’ worth six liundred and . twenty-nine dollars. . The chunk was nearly as large asa man’s hand and considerably worn by the action of water. The inequalities of the. surface and the small particles of quartz sprinkled }over the surface indicate that it came from a Iédge somewhere above. . It. was run through the sluices in the diggings where it was found and probably thrown out by. the sluice fork and. remained buried until uncovered by the recent heavy q Narrow Escarne.—Yesterday morning Horace Ferre, superintendent of the California mine, was coming dawn Névada street on horseback, his animal slipped and fell upon the planking. Ferre was thrown outof his seat in the saddle and before he could disengage his foot from the stirrup, the animal started at full speed, Oates’ wagon shop, through which there is a passage to Broad street. Here Ferre grasped the fender of a-wagon and held. on until his boot was torn from his foot, and he freed from his perilous position. EAD G libitek Seichan: than 6 sighs Streemepiementbemioepedseeree, ” Rurarnine SIDEWALKS. —The walks . are, being’ repaired on Main street, We . hope the-work will continue until they are in good order in every part of the city. ee see TR ORR A . PROGRAMME FOR e671 penne ‘ The North ad ithe Unton saved {and The People generally are sila over2 pines eel Now being displayed at the Mampoth Clothing Emporium, BANNER B BROTHERS, Fora Dress Suit, .-, & Beaver Suit, Or, a Business Suit, Go to te PANNER"S. =) For Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Undershirts, Socks, Gloves, or any other Furnishing Goods, at all times, to be had a complete stock, at i) BANNER’S. Ee" Ii you want Fine Boots, Heavy Boots, or Nailed Boots, go to ‘BANNER?’S, Where they will fit you in Saket 8 or any other . kind youdesire, 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 La REE Eastern and California manufacture. For Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, amd Satchels, just.go to BANNER’S. ATTENTION MINERS! Do you want the best Rubber Coat, . © Pants, and“Gum Boots” in the State? If you do go to BANNER’S STORE and you will find the very article you need to keep you dry be fa the winter rains, ee Always go to Banner's Clothing Emporium, It is the Largest and Cheapest Clothing House in the State. All goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, “Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. Broad & Pine sts, Nevada city. Nevada; Dec. 1ith. “Swinging Around the Circle !” On the War Path Again! GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS! FOR THE LADIES i ‘) OF NEVADA CITY AND ,COUNTY! ACOB ROSENTHAL leave to inform the Ladies that he has taken advan of the domestic row ‘between the President and ~ re my i the successful laying of the Atlantic an Bought up all the best styles of Goods that could be found between here and Constentinople .Having the largest stock in the County, (purchased under such thar auspices,) I. can afford to Sell a better artic ie of Goods for, les® money than smaller Establish'" ments. Remember, Ladies, the.place te a your Goods is at my. store, next door to Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s. Broad street. Nevada, Dec. 8th. rs E. W. BIGELOW, “DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED, ‘Main street, Nevada, . . Wheat, hye Wiens, ad cron we ot i “AF A tiberalaiscoust to the trade. ¥ . FLORENCE. MACHINE 1 . Portion to the size of the bobbin: . /FLORENCE MACHINE 1) G. ft xkor Mh RW + Beautiful — 1g Beautiful New Year's Gift, os ae de a ba Beat * Béktittter Chelatins Gift, . Beautiful New Year's Gift. — i & What Can Be More Lic otate To Ni Lady, Than A FLORENCE sewinec : etait ’ une Machine has the reversible feed motion, which enables the operator , oe weg ° right oF eG. weet. e work run either wre ft; to e part o ten rhea of ing the fabric, It is the only Machine having a selfadjusting shattle tension—the amount of tension dlways being in exact proThe Needle is easily adjusted, Tt is almost Aolealoss and can be used where quiet is necessary. Its motions areal positive; there are no springs to get out of order, and. its sim: plicity enables the most:inexperienced to operate it, FLORENCE MACHINE !/ It. does not: require finer thread on the under than for the upper side, and will sew across the heavjest seams, or from one to ‘more thicknesses of cloth, without change of needle, tension or breaking thredd. The hemmer is easihy adjusted and wil! pada any width of desired. No. other machine will do so great a range os work asthe Pioveuce, it will he fell, bind, gather, braid, quilt, and gather and sew on @ ruffle at the same time, RR. A. DIVER, = Agent for Nevada County. SALESROOMS— At Goldsmith’s, corner,of Broad and Pine streets, : __Nevada, Dec, 13th. ‘ {} . turning a thumb-screw, . ’ Tisha RD Toad oy 4>3°5 8 ae Potten Tair haphs 1 ‘aio Ain Mets a pos Yate wens peerage pat sit st Fine and Common Can. SES waar: than sng other anit ran wis eget pint Fishes, seer endid lot eae = Calkes of tat sine and of nd of superior qualities ‘Ou had and to fader a notice, hed t of fresh Candies, wholesale gre will dn fn it to their saa hee il to cal ae fishes, ‘aie 4 en ‘ecyek ‘for the Holidays . : : TOYS! TOYS !! TOYS!!! TOXSi11 ee NICK. . SLOCOVICH, } Pine street. vee setbes erbeedes Nevada: City. . AS just bpened the finest:lot of Toys, for the . . obivoeks ever te to ween ‘o Oreue ree e ry kind of Toys, for the Boys and fea Dinner Be and lots of other beautiful ‘or Gi 1 i also a splendid fresh supply of Nuts, dies and Fruits: of all kinds. Bren body stead visit his store. and ace i the —— t goods, Goons FOR THE ROLIDAYS., Pomona M. ‘ROSENBERG & BRO., On Commercial street, Nevada city, H's just recetved' a most magnificent assortment of ‘ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! + Of the Latest styles. : Also'on hand an extraordinary latge stock of Dress Goods,, Shawls, And Ladies’ Cloaks and Coats, G27" A splendid stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. ' pots tadprices hetite purehieuitig sawwhere, Gooda rices re pu Prices Lower’ than any House Nevada Count ; Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, néar Coe’ 8 store. Su. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary, and. Chemist, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA.” . ¢7" PHYSI CIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREOR NIGHT, nov? The Latest, Freshest and Best, AUGUST LADEMAN, , Commercial Street.Nevada city. he CONSTANTLY ON HAND all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, FRUIT, &¢. &. os Fresh Fruits and Vegetables received Every Day. The best Cigars and Finest Brands of Tae bacco i. No buttonholing for custom, but au py chaeere will be cheerful y, waited upon and fa: ished with goods at the lowest market price» Goods delivered free of charge. Fall and Winter Dry & Fancy Goods {The Cheapest Dry Goods in town. + CLINE & NOVITSKY, Viediey that they be suse BRB EBC EILV ED A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS! The Best Stock of . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, : SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOSIRY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TA° _ PESTRY @THREEPLY — CARPETS, &e., &c. md To be found in our Store on (37"COMMERCIAL . STREET, nearly opposite Randuiph's Jewelry FULLY PREPARED AT.ALL HOURs—DAY Woy. inform the peaple of Nevada City and . . GENERAL VAR ABIETY STORE. BRIGGS & & CHAPMAN, Pine Street..,.acoraregyeese NOW Oda. . : HAVE ON HAND a splendid stock baka for the Holidays, ‘of a great : variet, -_ Call and see the Toys ! . Apples, Pearsand all kinds of Fruits—the ‘best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, manufactured 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 ow fe thé time to ‘buy at ver low prices. . Nevada, Dec. 11th. NEW YEAR'S BALL. A Grand Ball will be given Pi So MONDAY’ EVE’G, Dec. 8ist., (New Year's Eve.) ae TEMPERANCE HALL, A fine Supper will be served up on the occasion and a fine Urchestra has been ee or pains will be spared to’ make bhis the eanet attractive Ball of the season. A general invitation is extended. ala we Yl piaaine Sapper, $3. DAN CING SCHOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED,w Dancin; School opened in pai A on W nesday Evening, “invites the attention o alt w wish nize acurrect know miishment. Clasees meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for ten lessons, Lessons given, for Ladies on every Sat pA pA omiyomsaat at 2 sfokgieiy : oe etalon es ier xEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT ‘COLFAX, a iss TMs. ie ot Mingle ims yaa enacsncsier i ge pee On \ HAND IN/PHEIR STORE and > (Ola'staind i Wall'and nié sdbebbedts. j : A Langer stock of Geodq im their line than can be founa in any other store ‘in the County, ‘Aiinonntiniy to sbhetlithg Wes that'e edhe’ for the Great, ern sit usaain of Wooden Ware, a Willow Ware, ., ., Grockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which'we might add for the benedt es " et oumpaiiieen BEWARE} smn AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND rtavins, or the Cole ante, ae : waned: ol SHORTS, . ; &e. &e. mostly, to a arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough . For'an Ovean Cable and warranted not to break: proruee arash in. A few: milesof Rubber Hoes, kinds, Which we are selling to the. peaptiat 1): omei@oodyear 7 100,000 galloné ‘of Kerosene; lard and Lubricating Oils, ° Pree gon tea More: Quicksilver than we WAS e: the prgsent tates: 100 Ban aaa with wish Hin AoE PSR them, eal 2 oe Teas vaniea oe ever kuown before, ¢ Ateee's eae y ie bee ts 1A few Corda of Bacon, warranied corn fed, . ” On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made @ sheep's acquaintande, orne. wale. 1000 boxed Soap, from Colgates down 100 kegs and.49 cases Butter, We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. : Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Mantes. Forks, Shovels, Spades, . Twine, Rubber Packing, maar » and any kind of liquors th fll them. ‘. case and 7 ivi eantiy, We button-hole nobody for cus' ond sits ne motto but ““tuir dealing. stom To ABRRIVE— ro te sa 1,000,000 Tons of all. sorts of Goods (When we buy and'pay for them.] hig TIES member always that it takes twa to make & bar0 PH WORRILI, & CO. : wf nego eek pe ; a a eae ri) i at 4 t FT” Goods delivered at # tiasonable distance dishes ts i free me ’ nage ie te Pn. 3 rice or i cg WOK} 4 om ; ae > 7 t a3 APOE RONEHE Sr ee ¥ ae y RRA Fie ee ees

WFORD, his store, NE’ STREETS ok of TIONERY, Te Baily’ Wis i iia * Miss Kingsbury appears in her great specistorm.Mr, Denman is in good luck. dragging him across the bridge and into ee EY, NEVADA CIT?, CAtivornta ">. ; oa L INTELL eee eo Tue tema ‘TO.NtGHT. ‘Ringsbuxy, Supported by Mise John MeCaflotgh ind a. ieee i from Maguire's Opera. House, will appear . at the Theatre in this city. The bill ‘to“night will "Be ‘particularly “attractive, as ality “Fanchon.” This troupe have recently visited Sactamento and Marysville, and . notwithstanding” ‘the’ ‘storm they met such success that in both places their engagemént was extended considerabl y— The papers pronounce Miss Kingsbury the best-actress that ever visited this coast,— The ‘Appeal says of her “Fanchon”, “Miss ‘Kingsbury in this character i is above critifism, ., If it is. not perfection, it is as. near . as mortal can approach.’ ‘It is quite enough to make us fear the power of fiction, for no ‘male or female, can witness Miss Kingsbury’s ‘Fanchon’ and resist the whirlpool of infatnation. The lady exhibits a degree of genius oy power of attraction somewhat remarkable in ‘contrast with her profession.” . ‘The stage andthe acting is forgotten and the audience is made to feel that they are witnessing the scenes of real life. ‘The character of the plays are far better than any that have been presented : in this city for years,and this fact ‘with the great reputation of the“Witching Elfin Star,” will insuré-a very large audience.— Miss Kate Denin ‘is a favorite in. this city and is‘an actress of considerable: ability, John MeCullough is also a great favorite and stands high in his profession. ‘We anticipate that our citizens will turn out more. generally to see this company than they have in a long time. The. heatre is thoroughly dry, and there is not. the least. danger of . the plastering ‘coming down. The company will have it clean and 'vomfortable, Let all who want to witness a splendid performance be on hand this evening. Tue CHRisrmas’ Trees, —Notwithstanding the stormy weather on Christmas Eve; all the Churches’ in this city hada distribution of presents. The Methodist Church was crowded at an-early hour, and} after singing by ‘the School and the reading of an address of Santa Claus, the presents with which the tree was weighted down, many of them of great value, were distributed and the children, “those of small and larger growth as well, ‘seemed: to appreciate the gifts brought, At the. Catholic Church the trees were beautifully decorated and a large number of presents distributed. In the Congregational and Baptist Churches, though no trees were provided; the children were collected and a large number of beautiful presents dis} tributed. ori ciineetiniimdemineen A Bre CHUNK.—On Monday morning . , last Z.'Déenman.of Grass Valley, found «. nugget of gold north of Pike Flat, near . . the. old Day mining claims,’ worth six liundred and . twenty-nine dollars. . The chunk was nearly as large asa man’s hand and considerably worn by the action of water. The inequalities of the. surface and the small particles of quartz sprinkled }over the surface indicate that it came from a Iédge somewhere above. . It. was run through the sluices in the diggings where it was found and probably thrown out by. the sluice fork and. remained buried until uncovered by the recent heavy q Narrow Escarne.—Yesterday morning Horace Ferre, superintendent of the California mine, was coming dawn Névada street on horseback, his animal slipped and fell upon the planking. Ferre was thrown outof his seat in the saddle and before he could disengage his foot from the stirrup, the animal started at full speed, Oates’ wagon shop, through which there is a passage to Broad street. Here Ferre grasped the fender of a-wagon and held. on until his boot was torn from his foot, and he freed from his perilous position. EAD G libitek Seichan: than 6 sighs Streemepiementbemioepedseeree, ” Rurarnine SIDEWALKS. —The walks . are, being’ repaired on Main street, We . hope the-work will continue until they are in good order in every part of the city. ee see TR ORR A . PROGRAMME FOR e671 penne ‘ The North ad ithe Unton saved {and The People generally are sila over2 pines eel Now being displayed at the Mampoth Clothing Emporium, BANNER B BROTHERS, Fora Dress Suit, .-, & Beaver Suit, Or, a Business Suit, Go to te PANNER"S. =) For Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Undershirts, Socks, Gloves, or any other Furnishing Goods, at all times, to be had a complete stock, at i) BANNER’S. Ee" Ii you want Fine Boots, Heavy Boots, or Nailed Boots, go to ‘BANNER?’S, Where they will fit you in Saket 8 or any other . kind youdesire, 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 La REE Eastern and California manufacture. For Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, amd Satchels, just.go to BANNER’S. ATTENTION MINERS! Do you want the best Rubber Coat, . © Pants, and“Gum Boots” in the State? If you do go to BANNER’S STORE and you will find the very article you need to keep you dry be fa the winter rains, ee Always go to Banner's Clothing Emporium, It is the Largest and Cheapest Clothing House in the State. All goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, “Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cor. Broad & Pine sts, Nevada city. Nevada; Dec. 1ith. “Swinging Around the Circle !” On the War Path Again! GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS! FOR THE LADIES i ‘) OF NEVADA CITY AND ,COUNTY! ACOB ROSENTHAL leave to inform the Ladies that he has taken advan of the domestic row ‘between the President and ~ re my i the successful laying of the Atlantic an Bought up all the best styles of Goods that could be found between here and Constentinople .Having the largest stock in the County, (purchased under such thar auspices,) I. can afford to Sell a better artic ie of Goods for, les® money than smaller Establish'" ments. Remember, Ladies, the.place te a your Goods is at my. store, next door to Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s. Broad street. Nevada, Dec. 8th. rs E. W. BIGELOW, “DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED, ‘Main street, Nevada, . . Wheat, hye Wiens, ad cron we ot i “AF A tiberalaiscoust to the trade. ¥ . FLORENCE. MACHINE 1 . Portion to the size of the bobbin: . /FLORENCE MACHINE 1) G. ft xkor Mh RW + Beautiful — 1g Beautiful New Year's Gift, os ae de a ba Beat * Béktittter Chelatins Gift, . Beautiful New Year's Gift. — i & What Can Be More Lic otate To Ni Lady, Than A FLORENCE sewinec : etait ’ une Machine has the reversible feed motion, which enables the operator , oe weg ° right oF eG. weet. e work run either wre ft; to e part o ten rhea of ing the fabric, It is the only Machine having a selfadjusting shattle tension—the amount of tension dlways being in exact proThe Needle is easily adjusted, Tt is almost Aolealoss and can be used where quiet is necessary. Its motions areal positive; there are no springs to get out of order, and. its sim: plicity enables the most:inexperienced to operate it, FLORENCE MACHINE !/ It. does not: require finer thread on the under than for the upper side, and will sew across the heavjest seams, or from one to ‘more thicknesses of cloth, without change of needle, tension or breaking thredd. The hemmer is easihy adjusted and wil! pada any width of desired. No. other machine will do so great a range os work asthe Pioveuce, it will he fell, bind, gather, braid, quilt, and gather and sew on @ ruffle at the same time,

RR. A. DIVER, = Agent for Nevada County. SALESROOMS— At Goldsmith’s, corner,of Broad and Pine streets, : __Nevada, Dec, 13th. ‘ {} . turning a thumb-screw, . ’ Tisha RD Toad oy 4>3°5 8 ae Potten Tair haphs 1 ‘aio Ain Mets a pos Yate wens peerage pat sit st Fine and Common Can. SES waar: than sng other anit ran wis eget pint Fishes, seer endid lot eae = Calkes of tat sine and of nd of superior qualities ‘Ou had and to fader a notice, hed t of fresh Candies, wholesale gre will dn fn it to their saa hee il to cal ae fishes, ‘aie 4 en ‘ecyek ‘for the Holidays . : : TOYS! TOYS !! TOYS!!! TOXSi11 ee NICK. . SLOCOVICH, } Pine street. vee setbes erbeedes Nevada: City. . AS just bpened the finest:lot of Toys, for the . . obivoeks ever te to ween ‘o Oreue ree e ry kind of Toys, for the Boys and fea Dinner Be and lots of other beautiful ‘or Gi 1 i also a splendid fresh supply of Nuts, dies and Fruits: of all kinds. Bren body stead visit his store. and ace i the —— t goods, Goons FOR THE ROLIDAYS., Pomona M. ‘ROSENBERG & BRO., On Commercial street, Nevada city, H's just recetved' a most magnificent assortment of ‘ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! + Of the Latest styles. : Also'on hand an extraordinary latge stock of Dress Goods,, Shawls, And Ladies’ Cloaks and Coats, G27" A splendid stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. ' pots tadprices hetite purehieuitig sawwhere, Gooda rices re pu Prices Lower’ than any House Nevada Count ; Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, néar Coe’ 8 store. Su. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary, and. Chemist, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA.” . ¢7" PHYSI CIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREOR NIGHT, nov? The Latest, Freshest and Best, AUGUST LADEMAN, , Commercial Street..Nevada city. he CONSTANTLY ON HAND all kinds of Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables, FRUIT, &¢. &. os Fresh Fruits and Vegetables received Every Day. The best Cigars and Finest Brands of Tae bacco i. No buttonholing for custom, but au py chaeere will be cheerful y, waited upon and fa: ished with goods at the lowest market price» Goods delivered free of charge. Fall and Winter Dry & Fancy Goods {The Cheapest Dry Goods in town. + CLINE & NOVITSKY, Viediey that they be suse BRB EBC EILV ED A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS! The Best Stock of . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, : SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOSIRY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TA° _ PESTRY @THREEPLY — CARPETS, &e., &c. md To be found in our Store on (37"COMMERCIAL . STREET, nearly opposite Randuiph's Jewelry FULLY PREPARED AT.ALL HOURs—DAY Woy. inform the peaple of Nevada City and . . GENERAL VAR ABIETY STORE. BRIGGS & & CHAPMAN, Pine Street....,.acoraregyeese NOW Oda. . : HAVE ON HAND a splendid stock baka for the Holidays, ‘of a great : variet, -_ Call and see the Toys ! . Apples, Pearsand all kinds of Fruits—the ‘best in the market.. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, manufactured 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 ow fe thé time to ‘buy at ver low prices. . Nevada, Dec. 11th. NEW YEAR'S BALL. A Grand Ball will be given Pi So MONDAY’ EVE’G, Dec. 8ist., (New Year's Eve.) ae TEMPERANCE HALL, A fine Supper will be served up on the occasion and a fine Urchestra has been ee or pains will be spared to’ make bhis the eanet attractive Ball of the season. A general invitation is extended. ala we Yl piaaine Sapper, $3. DAN CING SCHOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED,w Dancin; School opened in pai A on W nesday Evening, “invites the attention o alt w wish nize acurrect know miishment. Clasees meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for ten lessons, Lessons given, for Ladies on every Sat pA pA omiyomsaat at 2 sfokgieiy : oe etalon es ier xEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT ‘COLFAX, a iss TMs. ie ot Mingle ims yaa enacsncsier i ge pee On \ HAND IN/PHEIR STORE and > (Ola'staind i Wall'and nié sdbebbedts. j : A Langer stock of Geodq im their line than can be founa in any other store ‘in the County, ‘Aiinonntiniy to sbhetlithg Wes that'e edhe’ for the Great, ern sit usaain of Wooden Ware, a Willow Ware, ., ., Grockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which'we might add for the benedt es " et oumpaiiieen BEWARE} smn AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND rtavins, or the Cole ante, ae : waned: ol SHORTS, . ; &e. &e. mostly, to a arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough . For'an Ovean Cable and warranted not to break: proruee arash in. A few: milesof Rubber Hoes, kinds, Which we are selling to the. peaptiat 1): omei@oodyear 7 100,000 galloné ‘of Kerosene; lard and Lubricating Oils, ° Pree gon tea More: Quicksilver than we WAS e: the prgsent tates: 100 Ban aaa with wish Hin AoE PSR them, eal 2 oe Teas vaniea oe ever kuown before, ¢ Ateee's eae y ie bee ts 1A few Corda of Bacon, warranied corn fed, . ” On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made @ sheep's acquaintande, orne. wale. 1000 boxed Soap, from Colgates down 100 kegs and.49 cases Butter, We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. : Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Mantes. Forks, Shovels, Spades, . Twine, Rubber Packing, maar » and any kind of liquors th fll them. ‘. case and 7 ivi eantiy, We button-hole nobody for cus' ond sits ne motto but ““tuir dealing. stom To ABRRIVE— ro te sa 1,000,000 Tons of all. sorts of Goods (When we buy and'pay for them.] hig TIES member always that it takes twa to make & bar0 PH WORRILI, & CO. : wf nego eek pe ; a a eae ri) i at 4 t FT” Goods delivered at # tiasonable distance dishes ts i free me ’ nage ie te Pn. 3 rice or i cg WOK} 4 om ; ae > 7 t a3 APOE RONEHE Sr ee ¥ ae y RRA Fie ee ees