February 13, 1867 (4 pages)

= —— 13, _ sited thee 4 1867. Townsnir.—We recently ork Township, taking in our course a look at Quaker Hill, and. Hunt’s Hill on this side of the Greenhorn Glock! Trkeke pikota oi this ide andl the Several to in, Little. York Township, are located. along the course of the great Blue Lead,. which winds its way a the township, under {ts ridges, and over which once the crystal waters of a beautiful river rippled. ,At Quaker Hill, Jacobs &. Sargent are working several sets of hydraulic elaime.asid the prospect is tijost encour aging, . At Green Mountain, between Quakerand Hunt's Hills, thesame parties have just opened on the Blue Lead, and struck first-rate pay. ‘They havea bank ten or twelve feet deep and rich from*bed-rock ‘to top gravel. “At Hunt’s Hill ‘several companies are at work sa? all are cee excel: Jently. TO i Red Dog, which. was PMc “i fire last Summer, presents a better ap nce tn ever. ‘The hotises ate moré substantial and present a‘neater appearance than the old. buildings. “The long continued ~~ storm andrthe heavy losses ‘by ‘fite, have business-dull, but a number of hy dratlic claims have been started, and the people anticipate a lively Spring and Summer. ‘The Odd Fellows’ Hall has. been fiuch enlarged, and a new Masonic Hall is being erected. Thepeople seem to be permanently settled sat vide great interest in all public improvemen . The-eement mines in the viein: of ¥ou Bet are sald to be doing first-rate. Brawn, " Collins, Heydliff and Neece & West, a taking out first-rate. cement, besides these several sets of hydraulic claims are being . a8 ‘@tarted up. The military company, the Little York Union Guard, whose head. quarters are at this place, have a fine Arthory,atid maintain their organization well. They muster between seventy and eighty men, At Little York the Blue Léad has also been opened and a large amount of gold taken out, but the prospecting has not been so extensive here as in other parts of the township. The miners have made exten‘sive préparations on the Little York ridge, for hydraulic mining, and. there is'a prospect that large returns will be received fom .this source next season, The citizens of Little York Township and upper Placer county have inaugurata project for the constraction of. a: road ‘Dutch Flat to You Bat, . This. road -will give the Placer county people direct commani¢ation with the city of “Neyadag @rid will be a great convenience to'the people-of both localities. ‘The: company has dlready been formed and the completion of. the road may be put down as a fixed” fact. Mack miners of Little York Township Were’ the first in the State to use stamps stat working of cement, and their ‘sucGoss has led others, wherever channels of anciént tivers have. been opened, to oe five or six ‘miles in length, abo sixteen mills have been erected, ai inf the ‘Past Yui" thétsands of do hate heensaliet ont, Much pf-this . is yet whprospecthd, ‘and its . __will give employment to years tortie! “Phe Seales "pn will not.deter men of enterprise fron: secking, for the gold, whieh. is, tn: this t channel, and though there’ ‘tiny. be ecm ly, we ‘predict ‘tlie theetot prosperity of arsine ‘York x how ‘ ship fo for years to come. Bare committoo in charge of ' the’ Port: s " land relief fund-have decided ‘hot to appro” (pridite ‘any of the money under their con‘aa to aid in rebuilding the ‘churchesde_stnazed by fA aroatiite fixe there in July. t, Boasta of mae : a ee — sions in mines. © Rt tes has informed us of an explosion which bic builds occurred in Curran & Buckman’s mine, ‘in Tittle Yorl,fon the 24 at. Tiapt pears that the workmen had opened into some old works a day or two before, when a slight explosion took place. On the 2Ath three men’ went into the tunnel; éach tar rying a candle,;one of whom was about 100 feet in advance of his companions,near where; When’ he fied “arrived ‘uta’ éertain point, # sliglit explosion took place, when, in am ingtant, they. were. all. thrag:enve)oped in flames . , .The, TRanscRipT is in, formed that there appeared to be two heal rents of gas, and thatthe flame follow the lower one and returned toward the two"men’ by’ the ufiper’ one.” “ft bu very much like. alcohol, and“ like . thunder.” ‘The man farthest itt was considerably burned aboat'the faceand hands, and,the othem, hed. their, hair, and beard singed, but neither of the men, Wee seriously injured. The’ pheridhiena of thé peculidir actidn of the: flame or explosion may, be explained in the following manner: There were, as is generally the casein all tunnels, two currents of air—an. upper and a lower one. Whenever any of the lighter or inflammable gateés are allowed to réach thé atmosphere, they are immediately, taken up and carried along by air currents, if-any exist. The gas appears to have a disposition to concentrate in. the. center.or.s portion of:the current. In the above case the ag he quiet: atmosphere in the cen” eof the tunnel did not contain enough become éXplosive but formed medium through which the fire could not pass from one current tothe other! Hence, the flame was confined to a narrow flow of gas, along the centeref each curtent, passing from the candle w lighted it by the lower or heavier current. to the end of the tunnel, and back again he upper or lighter and outward current <i mouth ot the same. ~ A phenomenon’ similar ‘to the above occurred at the time of the explosion in the Masonic Temple, in this city, about two years ago. The man who witnessed it, stated that the fire appeared to move from his candle, as ife train had been set from the place where he: stood in .a direct line across thé room ; it'no doubt followed a current of air, thite which it had been drawn from the leak; and by Which it Was being sonveyéd oat of the building’ through a window: opening near the sidewalk. Gas,. avhien / mtixed in. snaall quantity, . J only, with, atmospheric air, will:burn but slowly,.as above described, “ hal.” won infxed in its proper Sieur for burning, it will explode with the suddenhess of; gumpowder, and with a lence, producing wach an, amount bonie aeid gas asto anne the thee ooo if the exp urred { néd place aoa e od tes pagan ne Where. miners. have weno to fear the presence’ of explosive’ gas, asin’ tlie above case, great-quation,; should bey employed imentering p tungel. Had the ventil tion of of the tunnel in the above case been. Such Ws not t6 “hate afforded a very free egioss for the gas, it mestihave accu: . made iitulated dutiig’ their two’ dave” Wisence in such quantitie as to have thrown out, sense" worms at e of the ‘then who moult si dischar nage * OmARACrERIErIG OR: Low aga petition to the President to” thie pardon of A, 1, Brett, formerly of this State, and the Bupress i mays ye oid brs “Byen. that. iro an a ultraismn and mood nonsense, Frederick Tone lonicant oa ae the friends of the Zapress, Ta Lpaintod its thé! assem it. a Jona. araigecan Serves: Low right sigh or ing nyt 7 a RICH AC ARGS Halt Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 31 tm cat y TTS Ada 5 convenient and somes oe busin ridods dd huisade Ot "beac otal . dwellings,” "‘Phe!misjérlty. 1éf#he latter, whatever their style or cost,’ard altirost in! variably surrounded with richly arranged and judiciously planted‘ grounds. Vines’ and fruit trees are’ evérywhete to Bé séer. But neither, of these places . need be ‘1 scribed by us. Their fame'as. miaingccntres ahd nad a as aad abies known.’ “Rediovan-“Ata tsaibiaig” “ef! the te holders of the Last Chance Copper Mining Company, held at their office: on. the-9th ingt.,. it was ui ¥ to, move ‘the office ofthe: Mae ae ud f mento City: ‘Thé President ‘of 'theCompany is Henry Miller, Esq. : based Country Court. a Hi, ms B, Brady and. WK, Spencer Were appointed.conr missioners to view out School street, Grass Valley, and assess damages to. property holders, in consequence of thé opetfitig of said street. Gebert vs terse et-als. On rial. case.” as the latwyer said when his client . imformed ‘him «that:: he hadsplenty ‘of money. Py age ope ie inthe Rockville, aerint Sentinel, suggests Gen. Grant for Presiden Genetal Lee-'for Vice 'Presidént ‘of the United States, ta-be' ‘run! as the ‘National Union candidates. , Walsaeea we may think of a,womon’s right to vote and legislate, there can be no dispute to her right to bear arms—and the prettier the better and more irresistable.; \ t i ARRIVALS ‘AT: THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . Broad Street, Nevada City, Ri ay sed . iene & HASEY, ahneres T BDewing “J Shaey’ Neekin Jw Merrick J Briee Grass Valley . M Creamer San EJ Bare, , do A James d 53 Weateh!*< 88 PRP AIng do Miss soe W.} Webber th ba 7 \ O Cheeney Quaker vies Ross sa J Grthats Ma reli F Coe te Mt ~btir A P Field: Forest Cit. O E Goodrich Washi H Schardin Newto D McCloud Placérvi'B N Chamberlain R c. Waste cud Suan’ Chet Se . i Bagley Nevada. ths iiMise W right i A. DECe Crogker eid o, , HW Rowell ,Birchville n ‘the mat aburmaant fou ord an ccneiise —— toan nae a of ro Hon. A, C. Niles, ot ops Gon notice is coke ieee eaten rotator belo Snsoivent,: AO Nile Brust, to County Snae ap re ‘on. Dpes rald._ at. Chambers, at the Cour ee oh z Bate that day, es, hort te show canto, if ther oo. mae prayer of,eg ig: Im vent shoaia and provided ; itndtn the mann re the a eae y hand and “re Seat Of of ata AR, Gee 7 ott en ie J.B. Johneo Ble, ERNBT (61 x on xt ates hao BROT ep pit ce ee we Rarag’h mts dbs wOury era + ache wig er “l THINK I see a new atin in this . JACOB ROSENTHAL, . Ca ar the We har RI EB GBooy DEALER In Groceries and EProvisions, Liqugrs, CHOICE WINES, ETC, . Jubction of Main’ &' c on tp Streets NEVADA cat. a Gi cer rTT 2 os ti boat _NEWMAN & CO.5 $ ss thes act ¢ : “Have St arrivea ad Me te weg With a rset ee welk-selested stock ‘oT fice =orei) ts THP104 BOOTS AND SHOES; wate they will sell at. the] most ss reasonable. prices, . winlaos id y He Pleeee: call and see for JOB Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, peg tg 20th, . + 1867; 1867. RICES . ‘Money saved and made My purche sing. your Goods at ROSENTHAL’S store} sf, noumerats es ProPnes an py oe would 2p preven regres suneneese the a of Ne cinity, ate Bow receiving a ings Large oa be skin to 4 thelr former stock of La ~ Bt our store poe be found: the t and finest assortment: in , county. utifal haa of phe hp Patte magn g ag eeettte ie, pe ma need need fe sat RORNTHAS BORE net sy 2 wford, Leavitt & Co's, MRS. B.K, PEIRCE, NEW STOCK Lom GOODS a GREATLY . ery wi MAIN STREET, WEVADA CITY, Inj Kistle’s Building, ve Once Ww ange) i Purge & Gos Ome a os vie sa ae are 8 order, ~s or Braiding, of the tterns. attent rat nea Te Gia: . Physician, Accoucheur &: Occulist, A NQF /2HB ° UNIDEDISTA EL na a rs 08 (TH of the Universit e . of Hungary and of New Orleans; alec member of differeht Medical Séciéties ASAT Respectfully, tenders Wnswcriont Spa siiinens of Nevada and vicinity. The Doctor ean he) consulted” 7 TEN di x Office—No. 36, Commercial Street, apposite erage! ‘Drag Store, and in the rear of J, C, "Hofadh Sodbay Bn we. SK hl PRET A Be Cais OF) ay Stampin latest and Au etiGuw WAS He aA Bip at HAN IN be held on the Miheben = 23rd day_of February, At which will be su the nestion wheth. Sdewelae will authorise tay . suthorine & tax forthe P and Ly et i a ate Hh & Soe . SRE nae ee ry the mtopad ~sNevada, Nov. 98th.) jo 2) q. SIMON ROSENTHAL, . , New. Arrangement! . Washionable Dress Ma ke, ¥, : . will be submitted the question ee bee FERED TePONCIASERY OF CLOTHING, . b (npem.s ¢ FURNISHING ——— “8 “BOOTS, SHOES, eal And Everything that can be med air eit ee : aS : ie wid ah AT i: a fo Vv Vv? 8) ) AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET * bs ae: ihe Opporite Nationa) change Hoe, WE HAVE ‘ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED §TQCK OF — CLOTHING, ‘GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Mitsés'and Childrens’ Shoes, A LARGE SUPPLY OF ._ California Manufactured ~ Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, dite ETC., ea NOTLONS 21 CAE Op ive? aiieeenie ON 43 2 TOoBACEC Oo! a HE REST IN THE STATE, . —ARD—} ore i Ga R s 1 >] OF THE BEST BRANDS( _ call and sec our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES WENORS FOmOMAsINGrt ELSEWHERE, . ial pee “WE HAVE ONLY ONE weet And that will be low enough to. don A ATISEY ALB. SR eel ~RUCTION, SALES. EVERY EVENING, mopemansing at rasta Reeder bcs fel LOVETT aad on. EVERY: ‘SATURDAY AUCTION SALES. ABA LOT RIO Te . Auction Sales; en ‘commission, made _ AMY. part 0 of the City or County, —— Bele of Hoes a tthe" ts haiilaiaane anertacoeers -~i@N; CONSIGNILENTS, — perro ate alts 3 yer } BS BANAT = sarang le Mi, Levy. TT Tt SREB A@Qor gs Wil commence at it deck, ALE MON EY, ADVANCED BBe ek ePagaese Ya” a £2. Fb og fs of th He is Ses Sek Ee ss B25 Q8 22e fe

= —— 13, _ sited thee 4 1867. Townsnir.—We recently ork Township, taking in our course a look at Quaker Hill, and. Hunt’s Hill on this side of the Greenhorn Glock! Trkeke pikota oi this ide andl the Several to in, Little. York Township, are located. along the course of the great Blue Lead,. which winds its way a the township, under {ts ridges, and over which once the crystal waters of a beautiful river rippled. ,At Quaker Hill, Jacobs &. Sargent are working several sets of hydraulic elaime.asid the prospect is tijost encour aging, . At Green Mountain, between Quakerand Hunt's Hills, thesame parties have just opened on the Blue Lead, and struck first-rate pay. ‘They havea bank ten or twelve feet deep and rich from*bed-rock ‘to top gravel. “At Hunt’s Hill ‘several companies are at work sa? all are cee excel: Jently. TO i Red Dog, which. was PMc “i fire last Summer, presents a better ap nce tn ever. ‘The hotises ate moré substantial and present a‘neater appearance than the old. buildings. “The long continued ~~ storm andrthe heavy losses ‘by ‘fite, have business-dull, but a number of hy dratlic claims have been started, and the people anticipate a lively Spring and Summer. ‘The Odd Fellows’ Hall has. been fiuch enlarged, and a new Masonic Hall is being erected. Thepeople seem to be permanently settled sat vide great interest in all public improvemen . The-eement mines in the viein: of ¥ou Bet are sald to be doing first-rate. Brawn, " Collins, Heydliff and Neece & West, a taking out first-rate. cement, besides these several sets of hydraulic claims are being . a8 ‘@tarted up. The military company, the Little York Union Guard, whose head. quarters are at this place, have a fine Arthory,atid maintain their organization well. They muster between seventy and eighty men, At Little York the Blue Léad has also been opened and a large amount of gold taken out, but the prospecting has not been so extensive here as in other parts of the township. The miners have made exten‘sive préparations on the Little York ridge, for hydraulic mining, and. there is'a prospect that large returns will be received fom .this source next season, The citizens of Little York Township and upper Placer county have inaugurata project for the constraction of. a: road ‘Dutch Flat to You Bat, . This. road -will give the Placer county people direct commani¢ation with the city of “Neyadag @rid will be a great convenience to'the people-of both localities. ‘The: company has dlready been formed and the completion of. the road may be put down as a fixed” fact. Mack miners of Little York Township Were’ the first in the State to use stamps stat working of cement, and their ‘sucGoss has led others, wherever channels of anciént tivers have. been opened, to oe five or six ‘miles in length, abo sixteen mills have been erected, ai inf the ‘Past Yui" thétsands of do hate heensaliet ont, Much pf-this . is yet whprospecthd, ‘and its . __will give employment to years tortie! “Phe Seales "pn will not.deter men of enterprise fron: secking, for the gold, whieh. is, tn: this t channel, and though there’ ‘tiny. be ecm ly, we ‘predict ‘tlie theetot prosperity of arsine ‘York x how ‘ ship fo for years to come. Bare committoo in charge of ' the’ Port: s " land relief fund-have decided ‘hot to appro” (pridite ‘any of the money under their con‘aa to aid in rebuilding the ‘churchesde_stnazed by fA aroatiite fixe there in July. t, Boasta of mae : a ee — sions in mines. © Rt tes has informed us of an explosion which bic builds occurred in Curran & Buckman’s mine, ‘in Tittle Yorl,fon the 24 at. Tiapt pears that the workmen had opened into some old works a day or two before, when a slight explosion took place. On the 2Ath three men’ went into the tunnel; éach tar rying a candle,;one of whom was about 100 feet in advance of his companions,near where; When’ he fied “arrived ‘uta’ éertain point, # sliglit explosion took place, when, in am ingtant, they. were. all. thrag:enve)oped in flames . , .The, TRanscRipT is in, formed that there appeared to be two heal rents of gas, and thatthe flame follow the lower one and returned toward the two"men’ by’ the ufiper’ one.” “ft bu very much like. alcohol, and“ like . thunder.” ‘The man farthest itt was considerably burned aboat'the faceand hands, and,the othem, hed. their, hair, and beard singed, but neither of the men, Wee seriously injured. The’ pheridhiena of thé peculidir actidn of the: flame or explosion may, be explained in the following manner: There were, as is generally the casein all tunnels, two currents of air—an. upper and a lower one. Whenever any of the lighter or inflammable gateés are allowed to réach thé atmosphere, they are immediately, taken up and carried along by air currents, if-any exist. The gas appears to have a disposition to concentrate in. the. center.or.s portion of:the current. In the above case the ag he quiet: atmosphere in the cen” eof the tunnel did not contain enough become éXplosive but formed medium through which the fire could not pass from one current tothe other! Hence, the flame was confined to a narrow flow of gas, along the centeref each curtent, passing from the candle w lighted it by the lower or heavier current. to the end of the tunnel, and back again he upper or lighter and outward current <i mouth ot the same. ~ A phenomenon’ similar ‘to the above occurred at the time of the explosion in the Masonic Temple, in this city, about two years ago. The man who witnessed it, stated that the fire appeared to move from his candle, as ife train had been set from the place where he: stood in .a direct line across thé room ; it'no doubt followed a current of air, thite which it had been drawn from the leak; and by Which it Was being sonveyéd oat of the building’ through a window: opening near the sidewalk. Gas,. avhien / mtixed in. snaall quantity, . J only, with, atmospheric air, will:burn but slowly,.as above described, “ hal.” won infxed in its proper Sieur for burning, it will explode with the suddenhess of; gumpowder, and with a lence, producing wach an, amount bonie aeid gas asto anne the thee ooo if the exp urred { néd place aoa e od tes pagan ne Where. miners. have weno to fear the presence’ of explosive’ gas, asin’ tlie above case, great-quation,; should bey employed imentering p tungel. Had the ventil tion of of the tunnel in the above case been. Such Ws not t6 “hate afforded a very free egioss for the gas, it mestihave accu: . made iitulated dutiig’ their two’ dave” Wisence in such quantitie as to have thrown out, sense" worms at e of the ‘then who moult si dischar nage * OmARACrERIErIG OR: Low aga petition to the President to” thie pardon of A, 1, Brett, formerly of this State, and the Bupress i mays ye oid brs “Byen. that. iro an a ultraismn and mood nonsense, Frederick Tone lonicant oa ae the friends of the Zapress, Ta Lpaintod its thé! assem it. a Jona. araigecan Serves: Low right sigh or ing nyt 7 a RICH AC ARGS Halt Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 31 tm cat y TTS Ada 5 convenient and somes oe busin ridods dd huisade Ot "beac otal . dwellings,” "‘Phe!misjérlty. 1éf#he latter, whatever their style or cost,’ard altirost in! variably surrounded with richly arranged and judiciously planted‘ grounds. Vines’ and fruit trees are’ evérywhete to Bé séer. But neither, of these places . need be ‘1 scribed by us. Their fame'as. miaingccntres ahd nad a as aad abies known.’ “Rediovan-“Ata tsaibiaig” “ef! the te holders of the Last Chance Copper Mining Company, held at their office: on. the-9th ingt.,. it was ui ¥ to, move ‘the office ofthe: Mae ae ud f mento City: ‘Thé President ‘of 'theCompany is Henry Miller, Esq. : based Country Court. a Hi, ms B, Brady and. WK, Spencer Were appointed.conr missioners to view out School street, Grass Valley, and assess damages to. property holders, in consequence of thé opetfitig of said street. Gebert vs terse et-als. On rial. case.” as the latwyer said when his client . imformed ‘him «that:: he hadsplenty ‘of money. Py age ope ie inthe Rockville, aerint Sentinel, suggests Gen. Grant for Presiden Genetal Lee-'for Vice 'Presidént ‘of the United States, ta-be' ‘run! as the ‘National Union candidates. , Walsaeea we may think of a,womon’s right to vote and legislate, there can be no dispute to her right to bear arms—and the prettier the better and more irresistable.; \ t

i ARRIVALS ‘AT: THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . Broad Street, Nevada City, Ri ay sed . iene & HASEY, ahneres T BDewing “J Shaey’ Neekin Jw Merrick J Briee Grass Valley . M Creamer San EJ Bare, , do A James d 53 Weateh!*< 88 PRP AIng do Miss soe W.} Webber th ba 7 \ O Cheeney Quaker vies Ross sa J Grthats Ma reli F Coe te Mt ~btir A P Field: Forest Cit. O E Goodrich Washi H Schardin Newto D McCloud Placérvi'B N Chamberlain R c. Waste cud Suan’ Chet Se . i Bagley Nevada. ths iiMise W right i A. DECe Crogker eid o, , HW Rowell ,Birchville n ‘the mat aburmaant fou ord an ccneiise —— toan nae a of ro Hon. A, C. Niles, ot ops Gon notice is coke ieee eaten rotator belo Snsoivent,: AO Nile Brust, to County Snae ap re ‘on. Dpes rald._ at. Chambers, at the Cour ee oh z Bate that day, es, hort te show canto, if ther oo. mae prayer of,eg ig: Im vent shoaia and provided ; itndtn the mann re the a eae y hand and “re Seat Of of ata AR, Gee 7 ott en ie J.B. Johneo Ble, ERNBT (61 x on xt ates hao BROT ep pit ce ee we Rarag’h mts dbs wOury era + ache wig er “l THINK I see a new atin in this . JACOB ROSENTHAL, . Ca ar the We har RI EB GBooy DEALER In Groceries and EProvisions, Liqugrs, CHOICE WINES, ETC, . Jubction of Main’ &' c on tp Streets NEVADA cat. a Gi cer rTT 2 os ti boat _NEWMAN & CO.5 $ ss thes act ¢ : “Have St arrivea ad Me te weg With a rset ee welk-selested stock ‘oT fice =orei) ts THP104 BOOTS AND SHOES; wate they will sell at. the] most ss reasonable. prices, . winlaos id y He Pleeee: call and see for JOB Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, peg tg 20th, . + 1867; 1867. RICES . ‘Money saved and made My purche sing. your Goods at ROSENTHAL’S store} sf, noumerats es ProPnes an py oe would 2p preven regres suneneese the a of Ne cinity, ate Bow receiving a ings Large oa be skin to 4 thelr former stock of La ~ Bt our store poe be found: the t and finest assortment: in , county. utifal haa of phe hp Patte magn g ag eeettte ie, pe ma need need fe sat RORNTHAS BORE net sy 2 wford, Leavitt & Co's, MRS. B.K, PEIRCE, NEW STOCK Lom GOODS a GREATLY . ery wi MAIN STREET, WEVADA CITY, Inj Kistle’s Building, ve Once Ww ange) i Purge & Gos Ome a os vie sa ae are 8 order, ~s or Braiding, of the tterns. attent rat nea Te Gia: . Physician, Accoucheur &: Occulist, A NQF /2HB ° UNIDEDISTA EL na a rs 08 (TH of the Universit e . of Hungary and of New Orleans; alec member of differeht Medical Séciéties ASAT Respectfully, tenders Wnswcriont Spa siiinens of Nevada and vicinity.. The Doctor ean he) consulted” 7 TEN di x Office—No. 36, Commercial Street, apposite erage! ‘Drag Store, and in the rear of J, C, "Hofadh Sodbay Bn we. SK hl PRET A Be Cais OF) ay Stampin latest and Au etiGuw WAS He aA Bip at HAN IN be held on the Miheben = 23rd day_of February, At which will be su the nestion wheth. Sdewelae will authorise tay . suthorine & tax forthe P and Ly et i a ate Hh & Soe . SRE nae ee ry the mtopad ~sNevada, Nov. 98th.) jo 2) q. SIMON ROSENTHAL, . , New. Arrangement! .. Washionable Dress Ma ke, ¥, : . will be submitted the question ee bee FERED TePONCIASERY OF CLOTHING, . b (npem.s ¢ FURNISHING ——— “8 “BOOTS, SHOES, eal And Everything that can be med air eit ee : aS : ie wid ah AT i: a fo Vv Vv? 8) ) AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET * bs ae: ihe Opporite Nationa) change Hoe, WE HAVE ‘ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED §TQCK OF — CLOTHING, ‘GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Mitsés'and Childrens’ Shoes, A LARGE SUPPLY OF ._ California Manufactured ~ Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, dite ETC., ea NOTLONS 21 CAE Op ive? aiieeenie ON 43 2 TOoBACEC Oo! a HE REST IN THE STATE, . —ARD—} ore i Ga R s 1 >] OF THE BEST BRANDS( _ call and sec our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES WENORS FOmOMAsINGrt ELSEWHERE, . ial pee “WE HAVE ONLY ONE weet And that will be low enough to. don A ATISEY ALB. SR eel ~RUCTION, SALES. EVERY EVENING, mopemansing at rasta Reeder bcs fel LOVETT aad on. EVERY: ‘SATURDAY AUCTION SALES.. ABA LOT RIO Te . Auction Sales; en ‘commission, made _ AMY. part 0 of the City or County, —— Bele of Hoes a tthe" ts haiilaiaane anertacoeers -~i@N; CONSIGNILENTS, — perro ate alts 3 yer } BS BANAT = sarang le Mi, Levy. TT Tt SREB A@Qor gs Wil commence at it deck, ALE MON EY, ADVANCED BBe ek ePagaese Ya” a £2. Fb og fs of th He is Ses Sek Ee ss B25 Q8 22e fe