December 4, 1870 (4 pages)

ms on. s Keeslock. eer, inpeminienly 870, NET, of 1 Branda, beng most entary st cone d fiom . ; Evenon—we showan el.er emenut. . e, Ss. reh, E MicKlvy, °° » honor a Comreceive nt wext peranuce ALL, tz onnet, HALL, . Cth. rchestra. Bonnet. teiter, of e. Cecile. Bonnet. le Ceciie. ert] he Reis , Bonnet. ¢ Cecile. Beounet. stra. different ith a SU, the usices at 8. ‘She aay Granseript, . F, Byrne, Thomas Barrow, Patrick Car. NEVADA CITY. ~ LOCAL ITEMS. Advertised Letters. on the following letters remain in the: Post Office in this city, for the week ending Dec. 8d: M. L. C. or Mrs. Anderson, Mrs, W, Brown, Wm. Bell, Rev. joll, D. Denegre, N.S. Day, Francis Fox, Ed. A. Foster, John Hocking, John Hodge, J. P. Hobart;Jefferson Justice, Josiah Jenkin, N.D. Johnsen, Michael Kane, Robt. Kendall, Wm.Lenner, Alex. Luke, D. E. Linehan, Arthar P. Maddock, Lizzie Minnick, J. R. McDowell, W, H. Norton, Orville Porter, J. B. “Rindsean, Levin N. Scott, M. Sommers 2 G, 8. Shaw, John R, Thompson, — Truscott, A. Thorson, — Thatcher, Mrs D. Walt, James Worthey, Charles £. Whitney, E. Wielding. . City*Assessment. é The City Assessment Rell for the current year is completed, and was delivered over to the Beard ef Trustees on Fridey evening, by W. H. Davidson, the Assessor. The total valuation of property of all kinds is $671,655, being an increase of $24,675 over the assessed valuation last year, The Assessment ‘Boll will remain in the hands of. the Clerk at the Marshal's office, and be open to public inspection until the 13th instant, when.it will be turned over to vhe Marshal for collection, The Trustees wfll meet on Friday evening, the 9th instant, as a Board of Equalization, when property holders dissatisfied with athe valuation of their property will have an opportunity te be heard. A Change in Donations,By reference to the advertisement today, it will be seen that the managers of the Musical Festival have made a change in the donations of gifts, with the consent of all parties interested. The donation to/the Nevada School Fund has been changed from $10,000 to $7,000, and an appropriation of $2,600 made to the Nevada City Library: and $1,000 to the City Fire Department. Pork Packing. -Cashin & Kent's pork packing establishment, on the Grass Valley road, is now turning out a large, quantity of . hams, bacon and superior lard. They have now on hand an abundant supply for the market at home and abrvuad. The product of this establishment is of the best quality, the meat being cured with the greatest care and the lard made entirely of pork and by the best process. The whole establishment is neat and clean, and every part of the ‘process is conducted with great care. The advertisement will be found in today’s paper. Evening Service. We'understand that evening services in the Methodist and Baptist churches, has been changed, during the long Winter evenings, from half past 7 to 7 o'clock. Arrangements have been made to have the Court Hourse bell rung in accordance with the change. a A Beep Drive. > Yesterday an instrament was filed for record in the County Recorder's office. In the description of property the following occurs : “Extending down the-canyon toa piece of iron driven into the bedrock 700 feet more or less.” That.is certainly a long old drive. From Rome. The commission or appcintment of Rev. Father Dalton Vicar ‘of Marys ville District, has been recorded in the County Recorder's office. The instrument is written in Latin and has the signatare and signet of the Pope affixed. New Goods. _ A. Goldsmith is just opening the finest let of goods ever brought to this ‘city, among them many articles never before in this market. New style Bengal shawis, new, style water proof Imperial carpets, dowestic guods of ull kinds, dtéss gods, holiday goods, ete. All these goods will. be suid extremely low in consequences of the decliae in -4 ¥y, Chemists, counsellors, ministers of the gospel, in short, a great cloud of witnesses of community asa RELIABLE FRIEND. PERRY DAVIS & SON, remedy,. dence, KR. L., He chronicled the beneficial effects of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, officers of thearmy and naevery profession, trade and calling, have testified to its efficacy as a tonic and regulating medicine. The names and statements of these witnesses have been published in the pubilc prints. Many of them are well known to the whole piblic. Their testimony has never been challenged or impugned. This + ' OLD FRIEND has been tried and pronounced, on the authority of those whose lives and health it has pre+ tary preparation. Attempts have been made to rival it. They have failed. There is nething equal to the,épjoyment experienced by the afficted wh -n using this valuable specific. It mild tone, its sure and vigorous action. upon a disordered stomach, and the cleansing of the entire human body, recommend it to the whole PAIN KILLER! PROVIDENCE, R. I. ,PROPRIETORS, 1870. FOR THIRTY YEARS Has that well know, nstandard, and ‘popular 1840, od The “Pain Killer,” Mauufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Provibeen before the public, and in that ume has become known in all parts of oe world, and been used by people of ail naons. It remains, to-day, that same good and effi-. cient remedy. Its wonderful power in re-. lieving the most sevére pain has never becn equalicd, and it has earned its world-wide pupularity by its intrins‘c merit,. No curative agent has had so wide-spread sale or given such universal satisiaction, The various ills for which the Pain Killer is an infallible cure, are too well known to require recapitulation in this advertisement. As an externai and internal medicine, the Pain Killer stands unrivaled, Directions accompany each bottle. ‘Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bottle. ; CosmopouiraNn Hore., San Francisco.— Persons from Nevada County who go to San Francisco should invariably stop at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner of Bush and Sansome Streets. It is decidedly the: best first-class Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices chargéd are lower than any of the others. The proprietors are the most polite and attentive landlords to be found on the Pacific coast. Give them a call and you will never regret it. >" For the very best Photographs go to BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 419.Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Closed on Sundays. ; MEX NEMANN & CO. 5 SANSOME STREET, GENTS of the OAKLAND MANUFAC. TURING COMPANY, Offer tar sale in quantities to suit, 3 ORE BaGs, . POTATOE BAUS, WOOL BAGS, GRAIN BAGS, BURLAPS, &c. San Francisco, Nev. 23th. E. W. BLASDELL. E. ¥, SPENCE SPENCE & BLASDELL, REAL ESTATE ACENTS —AND— MONEY BROKERS. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO P .LOANING MONEY upon Reai Estate in Santa Clira County. Infurmation furnished free to parties in the Mines desirous of investing. Address : SPENCE & BLASDELL, San Jose, Cal San Jose, Nov. 13th, 1870. WILLIAM R. COE Cerner of Main & Commercial Sts I HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK OF GOODS Consisting of Shoes, Slippers, &c. &c. Phijadelphia and Boston, Rubber Boo ; . AND CHILDRENS’ SHO steamer. Biacki: g, Nate Foot Oil, 3 Krench Gait. Kip, Lining Skins, So's Leather Lace Leaiber, Pegs, Nails, Awl, Thread, Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe _ and Finding Store. Repairing done in the very best style. Boots and Shoes And a good any other Hwus mM this cite. An O14 Friend. t served, a pure, harmlessand eminently salu: BOOTS AND S'HOES Gents’. Boots, Shoes and. Gaiters, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Krom the best’ Manafacturers of New York, Gents, Ladies, Misses ES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last Lalso have a full assertment of Shoe Findings, Miller's celebrated Harness made to order. fit wartaued in every case. . keep Boots of my own manufacture alwaye en uand and will sell my Goods cheaper than J lenana MUSICAL FESTIVAL ! ’ IN AID OF THE Public Schools of Nevada and Grass Valley School Districts, Grass Valley Orphan Asylum, AND THE Nevada Benevolent Society. WILL BE GIVEN BY THE NEVADA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION! ome ilse . February : Twenty-Second, x 1871, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY; —AaT THE— NEVADA TBEATR Number of Admission Tickets to be sold 110,000, at $2 50 cach. TREASURER — R. W. TULLY, . CASHIER OF THE Bank oF NEvApDA County. During the Entertainment, Gifts will be 1,007 Gifts amoung to $148,000 ment. and making the Distribution of Gifts, ularly appointed Agents. lowed to parties taking fifty or more tick ets. ry, School Trustees, Nevada City. 8. P. Dorsey, ble, School Trustees,.Grass Valley. Instruc.ion, Nevada County. Nevada City. City. ‘ A. D. Tower, Nevada City. ; T. W. Sigourney, Esq. Nevada City. Kev, Father Dalton, Grass Valicy. Claw, General Business Manager, Cc, MeKLVY. * WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, ‘ “ana notafiés Public. J 4. B. SOHNGOP Deeds Bi W. TULLY,. addre sed.) T. H. RULPFE. . L. W. WILLIAMS, Commissioner sof tor rhe State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. o81 After paying the expenses of the Entertain~ the Managers will make the tollowing Presents : sca al Nevada Schools, Nevada City, $7,000/ Dee az sea gee Grasse Valley. Nevada Fire Department, 1,008 With whom ali moneys will be deposited.—. Grass Valley Schools,Grass Valley, 8000 . qiebareomsents wit be made through said Orphan Asylum, Grass Valley, 5,000 Nevada Benevolent Secicty, 1,000 IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE’ GIFTS 5 : THE SUM OF ees esteganr ike tas i TEN THOUSAND DOLLABS, evada 9 Admission Tickets can be had by making application at the office of the Association, NEVADA CITY, CALIFURNIA,or the regTwenty per cent. commissions will be alOS™ For a guarantee that the Gifte will be fairly distributed, the following named gentlemen are hereby especially referred to: Hon. John I. Caldwell, and A. B. GregoExq., and Hon. A. B. DibAugustus Morse, Superintendent Public Capt. John A. Lancaster, National Hotel, Tra A. Eaton, in, Union Hotel, Nevada H. iH, PEARSON, Russ House, San Fran. Treasurer, Cashier Bank of Nevada Co’ty msi se. ee 0m JANUARY Qné, 1871. CIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN aT kJ “" Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley,~_ JANUARY 2nd, 1871. BY THE ‘Grass Valley Benevolent i _ tion, ‘FOR THE BENEFIT . oF THE TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, TO THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN.ASYLUM, AND TO THE FIRE -DEPARTMENT. a Associa: . ~~ 100,000 Tickets Will be sold, Alt $2.50 Coin, Each. ; During the Concert the Sum ‘of $150,000 IN GOLD COIN, distributed amounting to WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET $148,000 United States Gold Coin. HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS : GIFTS: 1 GIFT-OF GOLD COIN. ..820,000 . Gold Coin. . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.++++++0414,000 1 Gift of $10,000 . . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.++++++-410,000 a i 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN,.:.++.++2:5,000 1 Gift of = 9,000 1 GIFT Of GOLD COIN.+.+0..2. 4,000 1 Gift of 7,000 . . grr or GOLD 7 Re ee 3,000 I Gift of . 5,000 . 1 arr oF GOLDCOIN.... 2.000 1 Gift of 3,000 . 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 Gift of 2,000 . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.-+0000-++.900 . 000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN«++.+0. 400000800 : — 1, ao . ? GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .00s.000c0.700 1 Gift, © . . GIeT OF GOLD COIN.. voeeee2.600 1 Gift, . G0. . 10 Gis COLN, 8500 each.,...5.000 1 Gift, ‘do . 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN.. oN ceidwaa 400 1 Gift, do . ! GIFT OF GOLD COIN... ee -300 : L 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each.,.----6,000 1 Gift, do 200 GIFTS COLN, $100 each...20,000 1 Gift, G0 . 400 GIFTS COIN, of $80 cach..-20,000 1 Gift, Go . 400 GIFs COLN, of $40 each..16,.000 1 Gift, do. . 515 Gis T'S COLN, of 920 each..10,300 1 Gift. do ORES 20 Gifts, each 500 . 1578 Prizes amounting to $150,000 30 Gifts, each 300] ane Girts will be awarded in a 100 Gifts, each 300 anomie wanes as be oer Ceneert ven in San France oO im 300 Gifts, each yt ’ 100 aid of the Mercantile Library, 500 Gifts, each : 50 ; 40 Gifts, each ~-Q5 . The drawing will be uuder the management 1 Gift, Nevada Theatre 7,000 -of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of 9 , Trustees:of the ‘town of Grass. Valley: 3. P DOUKSKY, School Trustee; A. HOOPER, Chiet Engineer of the Fire Department;, and PATKICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD and DANIBL CULLLNS, iv behali of the Urphan Aaylum at Giase Valley. Will be given to the TOWN OF GHASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To the OKPHAN ASYLUM, AT GKASS VALLEY, and _ ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIKE DEPARTMENT. Tickets can be had by applying at the Office of the association, Exchauge Hutei building, Main street, Grass Vailey. TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION more Tickets, Tickets will be ready for sale about : the <5th of November. ; tee that the PRIZES will be WR a4 cvery. citizen ol Grass Var licreby especially referred to, SFor a Fal . wey ders» be addreased G. C. KING, General Business Manager. w 4 durable and useful, consis SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, will Be allowed to parties taking Fifty or Suj rintendent of the Concert and all or-} Office — xchange Hotel, Building, Main Street, Grass Valley, tee wail aiait JUN WEBBER, Secretary. . Grass ‘Valley , Noy. 28; 18% ‘ yet ES “SANTA CLAUS’. i HEADQUARTERS! NEW {STORE AND SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY Goops, T meaennimeel NICK. SLOCOVICH, Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS-. ‘Ever brought into the mounta This Establishment is sapplied Mig ssrienve ng in part o _.VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCHELS, VALISES, BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and a general variety of ma TOY SS! The finest lot of Musical and other PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. ‘Phe best assortment of Fresh Domestic and Imported Fraits, Nats, &c. on hand, Ladies’ Work Stands, Baskets and Boxes of every deseription. rf This Stock ig larger and far superior to any ‘ever brought to this county. Kverybody is invited to come and buy the cheapest, finest and best goods ever brought to the State, : N. peas’ My ot * ne Stree Nevada, Nov. 1%th, 1870. CREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE ACE! TIME, MONEY & LABOR SAVED. NEILSON’?S Celebrated Washing Fluid ! For Washing Clothes, Paint, Ko, Taking out Stains, Grease, &c, ARRANTED not to injure the finest fabrice, and by the use of which, washing machines. boilers and washboarda are no longer required, : , Why will you tire yourself and desi the Clothes by acrubbing on a board all der ehen by using NEILSON’s FLUID a whole week’s washing can be cumpleted in a few hours without either RUBBING OR BOILING, thus effecting an immense saving in labor, time and money. NOTICE. This preparation is ‘far superior to all oth: ers, as it is warranted not to contain Potash, Soda, or any other hurtfal ingredient, CRAWFORD SELLS IT, *~ At the Hardware Store, Opposite Express Office, Main StFAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES : GRASS VALLEY. Wet UNDERSIGNED ‘having purchased the Stables and Livery Bueiness heretofure condurted by James Fenikpot, now offers to acco: the public by letting sail’ ‘FINE SADDLE HORSES, CARRIAGE TEAMS, And attending to all matters connected with the Livery business in the most satisfactory manner. HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day eek or Month. ‘ None but experienced and careful Grooms ewpldyed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases HENRY SCADDEN.Grass Valley. Sept. 9th. 1870. ; PRESTON & FAIRCHILD H OF DRUCCISTS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada city. AND DEALERS I FAMILY MEDICINES, Of All Kinds. Faniily Dies, fotlet Articles, &e, —ALso— ACIDS, ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, KEROSENE, &e. Nevada, Nov, 5'h, 187). % HUNNEFAUTHs SALOON, Next door to the U. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. } gt HUNNEFPAOTA, formerly ‘of the ~ Central House on the Washington neatng weet ees of this i vites bis old friende and acquai oo. and ses him. ‘I'he Bar will always wi b the very beut of ' is LIQUYKS, WINES, BEER, ALE& CIGARS, None but the best will be sold at the Bar. Bevada, Nov. 21h, 1870. Nevada, Nev. 1st, 1870. f qa * os

ms on. s Keeslock. eer, inpeminienly 870, NET, of 1 Branda, beng most entary st cone d fiom . ; Evenon—we showan el.er emenut. . e, Ss. reh, E MicKlvy, °° » honor a Comreceive nt wext peranuce ALL, tz onnet, HALL, . Cth. rchestra. Bonnet. teiter, of e. Cecile. Bonnet. le Ceciie. ert] he Reis , Bonnet. ¢ Cecile. Beounet. stra. different ith a SU, the usices at 8. ‘She aay Granseript, . F, Byrne, Thomas Barrow, Patrick Car. NEVADA CITY. ~ LOCAL ITEMS. Advertised Letters. on the following letters remain in the: Post Office in this city, for the week ending Dec. 8d: M. L. C. or Mrs. Anderson, Mrs, W, Brown, Wm. Bell, Rev. joll, D. Denegre, N.S. Day, Francis Fox, Ed. A. Foster, John Hocking, John Hodge, J. P. Hobart;Jefferson Justice, Josiah Jenkin, N.D. Johnsen, Michael Kane, Robt. Kendall, Wm.Lenner, Alex. Luke, D. E. Linehan, Arthar P. Maddock, Lizzie Minnick, J. R. McDowell, W, H. Norton, Orville Porter, J. B. “Rindsean, Levin N. Scott, M. Sommers 2 G, 8. Shaw, John R, Thompson, — Truscott, A. Thorson, — Thatcher, Mrs D. Walt, James Worthey, Charles £. Whitney, E. Wielding. . City*Assessment. é The City Assessment Rell for the current year is completed, and was delivered over to the Beard ef Trustees on Fridey evening, by W. H. Davidson, the Assessor. The total valuation of property of all kinds is $671,655, being an increase of $24,675 over the assessed valuation last year, The Assessment ‘Boll will remain in the hands of. the Clerk at the Marshal's office, and be open to public inspection until the 13th instant, when.it will be turned over to vhe Marshal for collection, The Trustees wfll meet on Friday evening, the 9th instant, as a Board of Equalization, when property holders dissatisfied with athe valuation of their property will have an opportunity te be heard. A Change in Donations,By reference to the advertisement today, it will be seen that the managers of the Musical Festival have made a change in the donations of gifts, with the consent of all parties interested. The donation to/the Nevada School Fund has been changed from $10,000 to $7,000, and an appropriation of $2,600 made to the Nevada City Library: and $1,000 to the City Fire Department. Pork Packing. -Cashin & Kent's pork packing establishment, on the Grass Valley road, is now turning out a large, quantity of . hams, bacon and superior lard. They have now on hand an abundant supply for the market at home and abrvuad. The product of this establishment is of the best quality, the meat being cured with the greatest care and the lard made entirely of pork and by the best process. The whole establishment is neat and clean, and every part of the ‘process is conducted with great care. The advertisement will be found in today’s paper. Evening Service. We'understand that evening services in the Methodist and Baptist churches, has been changed, during the long Winter evenings, from half past 7 to 7 o'clock. Arrangements have been made to have the Court Hourse bell rung in accordance with the change. a A Beep Drive. > Yesterday an instrament was filed for record in the County Recorder's office. In the description of property the following occurs : “Extending down the-canyon toa piece of iron driven into the bedrock 700 feet more or less.” That.is certainly a long old drive. From Rome. The commission or appcintment of Rev. Father Dalton Vicar ‘of Marys ville District, has been recorded in the County Recorder's office. The instrument is written in Latin and has the signatare and signet of the Pope affixed. New Goods. _ A. Goldsmith is just opening the finest let of goods ever brought to this ‘city, among them many articles never before in this market. New style Bengal shawis, new, style water proof Imperial carpets, dowestic guods of ull kinds, dtéss gods, holiday goods, ete. All these goods will. be suid extremely low in consequences of the decliae in -4 ¥y, Chemists, counsellors, ministers of the gospel, in short, a great cloud of witnesses of community asa RELIABLE FRIEND. PERRY DAVIS & SON, remedy,. dence, KR. L., He chronicled the beneficial effects of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, officers of thearmy and naevery profession, trade and calling, have testified to its efficacy as a tonic and regulating medicine. The names and statements of these witnesses have been published in the pubilc prints. Many of them are well known to the whole piblic. Their testimony has never been challenged or impugned. This + ' OLD FRIEND has been tried and pronounced, on the authority of those whose lives and health it has pre+ tary preparation. Attempts have been made to rival it. They have failed. There is nething equal to the,épjoyment experienced by the afficted wh -n using this valuable specific. It mild tone, its sure and vigorous action. upon a disordered stomach, and the cleansing of the entire human body, recommend it to the whole PAIN KILLER! PROVIDENCE, R. I. ,PROPRIETORS, 1870. FOR THIRTY YEARS Has that well know, nstandard, and ‘popular 1840, od The “Pain Killer,” Mauufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Provibeen before the public, and in that ume has become known in all parts of oe world, and been used by people of ail naons. It remains, to-day, that same good and effi-. cient remedy. Its wonderful power in re-. lieving the most sevére pain has never becn equalicd, and it has earned its world-wide pupularity by its intrins‘c merit,. No curative agent has had so wide-spread sale or given such universal satisiaction, The various ills for which the Pain Killer is an infallible cure, are too well known to require recapitulation in this advertisement. As an externai and internal medicine, the Pain Killer stands unrivaled, Directions accompany each bottle. ‘Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bottle. ; CosmopouiraNn Hore., San Francisco.— Persons from Nevada County who go to San Francisco should invariably stop at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner of Bush and Sansome Streets. It is decidedly the: best first-class Hotel at the Bay and yet the prices chargéd are lower than any of the others. The proprietors are the most polite and attentive landlords to be found on the Pacific coast. Give them a call and you will never regret it. >" For the very best Photographs go to BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 419.Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Closed on Sundays. ; MEX NEMANN & CO. 5 SANSOME STREET, GENTS of the OAKLAND MANUFAC. TURING COMPANY, Offer tar sale in quantities to suit, 3 ORE BaGs, . POTATOE BAUS, WOOL BAGS, GRAIN BAGS, BURLAPS, &c. San Francisco, Nev. 23th. E. W. BLASDELL. E. ¥, SPENCE SPENCE & BLASDELL, REAL ESTATE ACENTS —AND— MONEY BROKERS. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO P .LOANING MONEY upon Reai Estate in Santa Clira County. Infurmation furnished free to parties in the Mines desirous of investing. Address : SPENCE & BLASDELL, San Jose, Cal San Jose, Nov. 13th, 1870. WILLIAM R. COE Cerner of Main & Commercial Sts I HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK OF GOODS Consisting of Shoes, Slippers, &c. &c. Phijadelphia and Boston, Rubber Boo ; . AND CHILDRENS’ SHO steamer. Biacki: g, Nate Foot Oil, 3 Krench Gait. Kip, Lining Skins, So's Leather Lace Leaiber, Pegs, Nails, Awl, Thread, Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe _ and Finding Store. Repairing done in the very best style. Boots and Shoes And a good any other Hwus mM this cite. An O14 Friend. t served, a pure, harmlessand eminently salu: BOOTS AND S'HOES Gents’. Boots, Shoes and. Gaiters, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Krom the best’ Manafacturers of New York, Gents, Ladies, Misses ES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last Lalso have a full assertment of Shoe Findings, Miller's celebrated Harness made to order. fit wartaued in every case. . keep Boots of my own manufacture alwaye en uand and will sell my Goods cheaper than J lenana MUSICAL FESTIVAL ! ’ IN AID OF THE Public Schools of Nevada and Grass Valley School Districts, Grass Valley Orphan Asylum, AND THE Nevada Benevolent Society. WILL BE GIVEN BY THE NEVADA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION!

ome ilse . February : Twenty-Second, x 1871, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY; —AaT THE— NEVADA TBEATR Number of Admission Tickets to be sold 110,000, at $2 50 cach. TREASURER — R. W. TULLY, . CASHIER OF THE Bank oF NEvApDA County. During the Entertainment, Gifts will be 1,007 Gifts amoung to $148,000 ment. and making the Distribution of Gifts, ularly appointed Agents. lowed to parties taking fifty or more tick ets. ry, School Trustees, Nevada City. 8. P. Dorsey, ble, School Trustees,.Grass Valley. Instruc.ion, Nevada County. Nevada City. City. ‘ A. D. Tower, Nevada City. ; T. W. Sigourney, Esq. Nevada City. Kev, Father Dalton, Grass Valicy. Claw, General Business Manager, Cc, MeKLVY. * WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, ‘ “ana notafiés Public. J 4. B. SOHNGOP Deeds Bi W. TULLY,. addre sed.) T. H. RULPFE. . L. W. WILLIAMS, Commissioner sof tor rhe State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. o81 After paying the expenses of the Entertain~ the Managers will make the tollowing Presents : sca al Nevada Schools, Nevada City, $7,000/ Dee az sea gee Grasse Valley. Nevada Fire Department, 1,008 With whom ali moneys will be deposited.—. Grass Valley Schools,Grass Valley, 8000 . qiebareomsents wit be made through said Orphan Asylum, Grass Valley, 5,000 Nevada Benevolent Secicty, 1,000 IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE’ GIFTS 5 : THE SUM OF ees esteganr ike tas i TEN THOUSAND DOLLABS, evada 9 Admission Tickets can be had by making application at the office of the Association, NEVADA CITY, CALIFURNIA,or the regTwenty per cent. commissions will be alOS™ For a guarantee that the Gifte will be fairly distributed, the following named gentlemen are hereby especially referred to: Hon. John I. Caldwell, and A. B. GregoExq., and Hon. A. B. DibAugustus Morse, Superintendent Public Capt. John A. Lancaster, National Hotel, Tra A. Eaton, in, Union Hotel, Nevada H. iH, PEARSON, Russ House, San Fran. Treasurer, Cashier Bank of Nevada Co’ty msi se. ee 0m JANUARY Qné, 1871. CIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN aT kJ “" Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley,~_ JANUARY 2nd, 1871. BY THE ‘Grass Valley Benevolent i _ tion, ‘FOR THE BENEFIT . oF THE TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, TO THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN.ASYLUM, AND TO THE FIRE -DEPARTMENT. a Associa: . ~~ 100,000 Tickets Will be sold, Alt $2.50 Coin, Each. ; During the Concert the Sum ‘of $150,000 IN GOLD COIN, distributed amounting to WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET $148,000 United States Gold Coin. HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS : GIFTS: 1 GIFT-OF GOLD COIN.. ...820,000 . Gold Coin. . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..++++++0414,000 1 Gift of $10,000 . . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..++++++-410,000 a i 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN,.:.++..++2:5,000 1 Gift of = 9,000 1 GIFT Of GOLD COIN.+.+0...2. 4,000 1 Gift of 7,000 . . grr or GOLD 7 Re ee 3,000 I Gift of . 5,000 . 1 arr oF GOLDCOIN....... 2.000 1 Gift of 3,000 . 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 Gift of 2,000 . 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..-+0000-++..900 . 000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN«++.+0.. 400000800 : — 1, ao . ? GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .00s.000c0..700 1 Gift, © . . GIeT OF GOLD COIN.... voeeee2.600 1 Gift, . G0. . 10 Gis COLN, 8500 each.,.....5.000 1 Gift, ‘do . 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN... oN ceidwaa 400 1 Gift, do . ! GIFT OF GOLD COIN...... ee -300 : L 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each..,.----6,000 1 Gift, do 200 GIFTS COLN, $100 each.....20,000 1 Gift, G0 . 400 GIFTS COIN, of $80 cach...-20,000 1 Gift, Go . 400 GIFs COLN, of $40 each...16,.000 1 Gift, do. . 515 Gis T'S COLN, of 920 each....10,300 1 Gift. do ORES 20 Gifts, each 500 . 1578 Prizes amounting to $150,000 30 Gifts, each 300] ane Girts will be awarded in a 100 Gifts, each 300 anomie wanes as be oer Ceneert ven in San France oO im 300 Gifts, each yt ’ 100 aid of the Mercantile Library, 500 Gifts, each : 50 ; 40 Gifts, each ~-Q5 . The drawing will be uuder the management 1 Gift, Nevada Theatre 7,000 -of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of 9 , Trustees:of the ‘town of Grass. Valley: 3. P DOUKSKY, School Trustee; A. HOOPER, Chiet Engineer of the Fire Department;, and PATKICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD and DANIBL CULLLNS, iv behali of the Urphan Aaylum at Giase Valley. Will be given to the TOWN OF GHASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, To the OKPHAN ASYLUM, AT GKASS VALLEY, and _ ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIKE DEPARTMENT. Tickets can be had by applying at the Office of the association, Exchauge Hutei building, Main street, Grass Vailey. TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION more Tickets, Tickets will be ready for sale about : the <5th of November. ; tee that the PRIZES will be WR a4 cvery. citizen ol Grass Var licreby especially referred to, SFor a Fal . wey ders» be addreased G. C. KING, General Business Manager. w 4 durable and useful, consis SPLENDID HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, will Be allowed to parties taking Fifty or Suj rintendent of the Concert and all or-} Office — xchange Hotel, Building, Main Street, Grass Valley, tee wail aiait JUN WEBBER, Secretary. . Grass ‘Valley , Noy. 28; 18% ‘ yet ES “SANTA CLAUS’. i HEADQUARTERS! NEW {STORE AND SPLENDID NEW HOLIDAY Goops, T meaennimeel NICK. SLOCOVICH, Has fitted up and opened with the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS-. ‘Ever brought into the mounta This Establishment is sapplied Mig ssrienve ng in part o _.VELOCIPEDES, with riding figures, SCHOOL SATCHELS, VALISES, BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, and a general variety of ma TOY SS! The finest lot of Musical and other PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS ever brought to this city. ‘Phe best assortment of Fresh Domestic and Imported Fraits, Nats, &c. on hand, Ladies’ Work Stands, Baskets and Boxes of every deseription. rf This Stock ig larger and far superior to any ‘ever brought to this county. Kverybody is invited to come and buy the cheapest, finest and best goods ever brought to the State, : N. peas’ My ot * ne Stree Nevada, Nov. 1%th, 1870. CREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE ACE! TIME, MONEY & LABOR SAVED. NEILSON’?S Celebrated Washing Fluid ! For Washing Clothes, Paint, Ko, Taking out Stains, Grease, &c, ARRANTED not to injure the finest fabrice, and by the use of which, washing machines. boilers and washboarda are no longer required, : , Why will you tire yourself and desi the Clothes by acrubbing on a board all der ehen by using NEILSON’s FLUID a whole week’s washing can be cumpleted in a few hours without either RUBBING OR BOILING, thus effecting an immense saving in labor, time and money. NOTICE. This preparation is ‘far superior to all oth: ers, as it is warranted not to contain Potash, Soda, or any other hurtfal ingredient, CRAWFORD SELLS IT, *~ At the Hardware Store, Opposite Express Office, Main StFAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES : GRASS VALLEY. Wet UNDERSIGNED ‘having purchased the Stables and Livery Bueiness heretofure condurted by James Fenikpot, now offers to acco: the public by letting sail’ ‘FINE SADDLE HORSES, CARRIAGE TEAMS, And attending to all matters connected with the Livery business in the most satisfactory manner. HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, Day eek or Month. ‘ None but experienced and careful Grooms ewpldyed. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases HENRY SCADDEN.Grass Valley. Sept. 9th. 1870. ; PRESTON & FAIRCHILD H OF DRUCCISTS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada city. AND DEALERS I FAMILY MEDICINES, Of All Kinds. Faniily Dies, fotlet Articles, &e, —ALso— ACIDS, ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, KEROSENE, &e. Nevada, Nov, 5'h, 187). % HUNNEFAUTHs SALOON, Next door to the U. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. } gt HUNNEFPAOTA, formerly ‘of the ~ Central House on the Washington neatng weet ees of this i vites bis old friende and acquai oo. and ses him. ‘I'he Bar will always wi b the very beut of ' is LIQUYKS, WINES, BEER, ALE& CIGARS, None but the best will be sold at the Bar. Bevada, Nov. 21h, 1870. Nevada, Nev. 1st, 1870. f qa * os