February 8, 1870 (4 pages)

sccscksmis tts essa cons Site ou . Sad SA ADS ORR aE eee ; Pe Patio agiee of tha po business for the ‘advancement of party tend to Create mondpolias, nct_a-sin~ gie measure kas been urged with any degree of energy, extept suth.es are intended to benefit partizans. Cne bill of this character was rashed through and from that date to the present the time ef the Legis'atare bas‘been occs~ pled by the discassion of party schemes . tothe exclusion ©f almost everything else. When nothing else could be done members have created new places, and attaches have been increased, until they have a.corps almost as large as the Legislatare. We have a bill for a Commis sioner Of Railroads, a State Hospital bill, a Preparatory School to the University, a Land Agent, a Printing bill, the Fee and Salary bill, a bill to re-dis trict the State, anda score of others, all looking to advancing party interests or making place for party leeches. Money has been contributed lavishly for these purposes. There would be'no oljection to this course, if the Democrats paid for this party business, bu: the State is being heavily taxed for this parpose. pada the people to read carefully 2 ing paid the taxes the delinquent assess went was released. : the Ridge, upon payment of $50 to the County Treasury bonds in the sum of $1,000. ‘Win Hughes was granted right to! , and giving a bond for $1,000. amie same as last year. Mr. Merryman was authorized to oollect tolls on the Bieody Ran road, at the same rates as last year, upen pay meat of $50 in the Treasury and filing Another Suit. The authorities of Sierra have commenced suit against the North Bioomfield Mining Co. for delinquent taxes of last year. This Company's property is claimed by Nevada and Sierra, and a suit is now pending in the Coarts of Sierra county to test the question as to which county is entitled to the taxes from the Company, based on a suit for taxes of 1868, which were paid by the Company in Nevada coanty. During the pending of the suit, it would seem that Sierra ought to wait until thecase was decided, before entering upon another suit for the same purpose. The North Bloomfield Company is ready to pay its taxes without suit, so soon as the Courts decide. -where_it_shall. the proceedings of the Legislature for any one week and sce how mich of the time is given to party, and how little to the State, and we will defy them to find another Legislature which bas car ried party spirit to the same extent. __ While this is ‘being done by the Legis . lature, the industries of the State are languishing under an unjust system of taxation, and many important measures are neglected. The people are tired of this eternal fight for party, and they have a to demand that it cease, since it is all directed to the multiplication of places, and the voting of public money, in order to satisfy the Democratic craving for effice. Grass VALLEY Irems—We get the following from the Grass Valley papersup $25,000 in two weeks, and on Sat urday paid for monthly wages, $15,000. The Union Hill mine cleaned up $15,000 in 21 days, being a profit of $5,900 on the run. _ Aaron Clark’s residence was destroyed by fire on Satarday night. The loss is about $3,500,partiaily covered by $1,500 insurance. i el AnoruerR Democratic ScHEME.— the Republican counties of Alameda and Coatra Costa out of that district and place them in the First.—They think they will then secure « united representation in Collgress. The proposition is’ to make the First District consist of San Diego, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Tulare, Monterey, Santa Ciara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Contra Costa, Alameda and San Francisco. The Second District is to be composed of Fresno, Merced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Tuolumne, Mono, Inyo, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer,Nevada and ais. ma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, _ Yaba, Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Tebama, pant for the Democratic nomination to 4 (tg, spear Ina late be paid. Mint Locations. Thomas Wilson & Co. ‘have located 1,500 feet on the Monitor ledge, on Treasare Hill, ast of Grass Valley, and Bennett & Co. have located 1,600 feet on the Morning Star Ledge, under the mame of the Morning. Star Company, about 300 feet east of Laton’s quartz mill, and 150 feet from Walness’s Hotel Grass Valley jownship. The Columbo Company have located 2,000 feet on the Columbo ledge, on Dead Man’s Fiat, in Grass Valley township, thfee miles southwest of Grass Valley. Ceunty Court, Feb. 7th. + ¢-Venire ordered to issue for a. Grand ing at 10 o'clock. The People vs. J. Wiikes Hall, assault with intent to murder. Ordered to appear for arraignment on Thursday morning at 10 o’olock. Worley vs. Murphy et-als. Justice Stotlar, of Bridgeport township,required to transmit appeal er within five days. Court adjourned to Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock. Marysville and Nevada Railroad. The Call says: “Strong exertions aré being made to raise money to construct atailroad from Marysville to Nevada. A railroad is greatly needed leading *o Nevada through the country from Marysville. Indeed, much of the real estate would increase fifty per cent. in value, the moment it was understood a railroad would be constructed,” Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of George Reese, deceased, application of Ann Reese for letters of administration filed; and hearing set for Monday, Feb. 21st. The account of salesin the estate of William F. M. Davis, filed and confirmed. Thanks. We are indebted to Spencer & Pattison for Peterson's Magazine for March, and the New York Ledger of latest date. They have also ll other late! papers, picturials and ad magazines. GENERAL J. M. "Withers, who was ‘Mayor of Mobile during the riot two or three years ago, and was removed by ship of the Mobile Tribune. Wup Oatss—The Hon. Sam. T. Oates, of this county, a prominent aspirspeceli he declared that he was tn favor continental makers 1,6000,0061__for—a . ,. Sociated with John G. Whittier in the editing of the New England Weekly —-. Review. He also used to edit a paper . tribution in Connecticut in opposition to one} R. H. root sugar were imported nie tae Tul ted Kingdom ; or,in other words, we paid commodity which, it ‘is sow believed, we could jast as well have prod anced ourselves. Beetroot sagar is success fally competing with cane sugar in the London and other English markets; and probably a remission of the cus tems and excise duties would ‘have zo other effect than to increase the con its manafactare more profitable than it already is. A Evrorgeas. correspondent, describing the appearance of the Pope, says: “He looks aged and decrepid. His face pale, or perhaps rather sallow, with a smile of habitual benignity upon his lips. The expression of his features indicate far less ‘activity of intellect . than isshown in his usual portraits. There is an air. of weariness about him, as if the cares of State sat heavy on his brow, i think he gives the impression” of less vigor, less alacrity, than befdre the opening of the Council. His step is still firmyand his voice is clear and sonorous.” AN Oren HEaRTED ias.-Aletio . : St. Martin, whose side was shot away healthy state, and upon the fitness of these sumption of beetroot sugar, and render’ phere. te ‘ aa ex. . the . miasma which euperindnuces intermittent and liable to be affected by gaan aration, tod neither the blood nor the bile can be ina aseigned . two important fuids for the offic s flow, bealth iu a great measure depends.” When the air is heavily laden with chilling bumid vapers, dicesiion shenld be an object of pecuhar care. Hit is weakand languid,the whole physical stracture. will be enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organization wil be strong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of a damp and vitiated aimospecially needed as a safeguard agsinet the diseases most common in the wet season, and Hostetterls Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this time. The stomach will thereby be toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated ‘the nervous system braced up, and natare put im a state of active defence against the remittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous debility, headache, hypochondria and other complaints which are apt to assail the un. toned and unlortified organizations. The brain, and consequently no unpleasant re. action follows its reviving and renovating operation. ba in 1822, in such a manner as to expose . for the advancement of science, and no untarily. Tue late G. D. Prentice was once as which was cocducted by Gideon Welles; ridiculous at times. Uxper Governor Jewell’s aduiiete the digestive organs to the surgeon's that the came has been duly sndited, eye,is still alive and well in Cavendish, — confirmed : thatall the debts and Vt. Few men have done more than he snd that a portion of eaid es estate remains to be ying among other one probably ever did so much involdistribution of the ve weeks, before and he used to make Uncle Gid very the eal Th day of arch, 161 in the" Nevads tration the debt of Connecticut has . county, State have been fully paid ; . Nevada. It is further be published for four Transcript” a ne t printed and =e con aouete a of Nevada. har, Cour County Clerk of Nevada of California,and sgn ogo Clerk LG K. . been reduced $200,000 duri year, against the $100,000 the year previous. A Mustake.—A regular physician being sent for by a quack, expressed his surprise on being called on an occasion apparently trifling. “Not so trifling, either,” replied the quack ; “for, to tell you the truth, I have by mistake, taken some of my own pills!” at.” sown grain is up and looking well, io this valley. ~ ee erent ee BOKN. of the Probate Coart, in and for said county, . ng the past do hereby areas, te: bes tree upon Wenner ees tankend teat na No More.—Josh Billings says “there . is Mv wore real satisfaction in laying up . in yure buzzum anh injury than there is in stuffing a dead hornet who has stung you and keeping him tew look THe Napa Register says: “The early Everything favors a bountiful harvest a eS ee Februmek ik, FARQUHAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, Deputy. = $200 len from the store of EW. P. pi tama tt sc ba Rone rag ty REWARD will be for LS pa apapaciiag £ Co. 7 SE i EXCLUSIVE E PACIFIC PRICE LISTS. AND CIRCULARS Now READY. SEND FOR ORE. Deaicts will iad ae elsewhere. . Administrator's ‘Sale. OTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that ‘the i Administrator o1 the estate of John A. Geceased, on cree the Mth day of February. aD, 1870; at Ao, will sell at public auction 16 the bigheet seal gov pe wage 22 change, oe evada couuty, State po el gg phe ap tne J.1 Caldweil, atty. National Exchange Hotel Co. Nomce oF Tse Meermoce oF tee SrocsHOLDERS THEREOF. a < arma. given to the StockholHotel . Co. that the Lom umethag-at ant : ey wnscans ain veeie: oom well, in city, Ne county, Cal., on Monday, the 7th day of March, 1870, a: 7 o'clock, P. x., for the purpose of the elec tien of Trustees, and other. officers of the Company, and the transaction of other busGet J. 1. CALDWELL, Sec’y. SOMETHING NEW! rete SLeceoVICcH, AS JUST RECEIVED a: stock of oe Meee ws the sitention of buyers is invited. . FRUITS— Pine Apples, Lemons, Limes, Coliecaie oak Foreigz ve. aud ai kinds of Domesiic Fruits. are NUTS—Biack and aoe eae Wee :; Teatian and Japanese Chestnuts, large and su.all Cocoanuts, Hazel Nata, Boiter Auta, &c, A The best assortment of CANDIES and FANto the market. eect boa beat Gash best Goods” DUTCH FLAT NEVADA STAGE will hereafter make direct ‘teh Fiat Station at 7 o'clock, A. ating Dutch of the Westward bound train, arriving in evada City at 11 A. M. Leaving 3 ise bet dinte, 3 Dench Wnt, 96 6.05 P M coming via ited Dog, You Bei and Liste York. vee 5 As deed gat For passage apply at the Stage Office, Union Hotel, on Main street. GEO. H. COLBY, Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. Sth. estinald 2°" NEVADA THEATRE. — JOSEPH: ‘PROCTOR, ‘THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, In this city, Fe wife of A. Chane 2 daughter. EE DIED. ———. NICK OF THE WOODS! ; ,{EF7 GREAT TRAGEDY 2 6th; 1870, to the . = 3 OF. Le ‘AT THE THEATRE, — Townsend, aged 30 years. DISSOL UTION + ed. Fr pens gy eg rae {BECKMAN who will cont Nat eaeegee ca ta . SRR EB Bg 6 Doon See . cou Pe Rhea the old stand, on the corner 1 Son igh ae oon, ee On Tuesday Srering. Feb, 8th. day. £6 WILTON DRAMATIC TROUPE . COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! 3. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. ns G2 The Restaurant is best the market affords. ¢@= MEALS AT eumyechetae ses a capninccnmaeaal the mnie . ©. POM. CANFIELD, Hse, REMOVED to BLAZE’S Old mon Jes Sitted tho:place sp tn.emcel sae Gia SALOON. The best of Wines, Liquors, Beer, feb5 .C. T. CANFIELD. BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store acs of A. mate tC, . [tron o Seaford anda faa satan ; and when asked how, morally o¢ phye . ialiyt he replied: “hath: , as Adjeining McRoberts & Co. * Commerciat Street, REVADA. . $a FRESH VEGBTABLES received. every _ morning, and « large supply of Fruit sx¢ “Gi Aleo Lot of New Sour-Mrant. . tr Also s Taupe of Canter tof GOULD FISH, just a> trip the Th hay sl

sccscksmis tts essa cons Site ou . Sad SA ADS ORR aE eee ; Pe Patio agiee of tha po business for the ‘advancement of party tend to Create mondpolias, nct_a-sin~ gie measure kas been urged with any degree of energy, extept suth.es are intended to benefit partizans. Cne bill of this character was rashed through and from that date to the present the time ef the Legis'atare bas‘been occs~ pled by the discassion of party schemes . tothe exclusion ©f almost everything else. When nothing else could be done members have created new places, and attaches have been increased, until they have a.corps almost as large as the Legislatare. We have a bill for a Commis sioner Of Railroads, a State Hospital bill, a Preparatory School to the University, a Land Agent, a Printing bill, the Fee and Salary bill, a bill to re-dis trict the State, anda score of others, all looking to advancing party interests or making place for party leeches. Money has been contributed lavishly for these purposes. There would be'no oljection to this course, if the Democrats paid for this party business, bu: the State is being heavily taxed for this parpose. pada the people to read carefully 2 ing paid the taxes the delinquent assess went was released. : the Ridge, upon payment of $50 to the County Treasury bonds in the sum of $1,000. ‘Win Hughes was granted right to! , and giving a bond for $1,000. amie same as last year. Mr. Merryman was authorized to oollect tolls on the Bieody Ran road, at the same rates as last year, upen pay meat of $50 in the Treasury and filing Another Suit. The authorities of Sierra have commenced suit against the North Bioomfield Mining Co. for delinquent taxes of last year. This Company's property is claimed by Nevada and Sierra, and a suit is now pending in the Coarts of Sierra county to test the question as to which county is entitled to the taxes from the Company, based on a suit for taxes of 1868, which were paid by the Company in Nevada coanty. During the pending of the suit, it would seem that Sierra ought to wait until thecase was decided, before entering upon another suit for the same purpose. The North Bloomfield Company is ready to pay its taxes without suit, so soon as the Courts decide. -where_it_shall. the proceedings of the Legislature for any one week and sce how mich of the time is given to party, and how little to the State, and we will defy them to find another Legislature which bas car ried party spirit to the same extent. __ While this is ‘being done by the Legis . lature, the industries of the State are languishing under an unjust system of taxation, and many important measures are neglected. The people are tired of this eternal fight for party, and they have a to demand that it cease, since it is all directed to the multiplication of places, and the voting of public money, in order to satisfy the Democratic craving for effice. Grass VALLEY Irems—We get the following from the Grass Valley papersup $25,000 in two weeks, and on Sat urday paid for monthly wages, $15,000. The Union Hill mine cleaned up $15,000 in 21 days, being a profit of $5,900 on the run. _ Aaron Clark’s residence was destroyed by fire on Satarday night. The loss is about $3,500,partiaily covered by $1,500 insurance. i el AnoruerR Democratic ScHEME.— the Republican counties of Alameda and Coatra Costa out of that district and place them in the First.—They think they will then secure « united representation in Collgress. The proposition is’ to make the First District consist of San Diego, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Tulare, Monterey, Santa Ciara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Contra Costa, Alameda and San Francisco. The Second District is to be composed of Fresno, Merced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Tuolumne, Mono, Inyo, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer,Nevada and ais. ma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, _ Yaba, Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Tebama, pant for the Democratic nomination to 4 (tg, spear Ina late be paid. Mint Locations. Thomas Wilson & Co. ‘have located 1,500 feet on the Monitor ledge, on Treasare Hill, ast of Grass Valley, and Bennett & Co. have located 1,600 feet on the Morning Star Ledge, under the mame of the Morning. Star Company, about 300 feet east of Laton’s quartz mill, and 150 feet from Walness’s Hotel Grass Valley jownship. The Columbo Company have located 2,000 feet on the Columbo ledge, on Dead Man’s Fiat, in Grass Valley township, thfee miles southwest of Grass Valley. Ceunty Court, Feb. 7th. + ¢-Venire ordered to issue for a. Grand ing at 10 o'clock. The People vs. J. Wiikes Hall, assault with intent to murder. Ordered to appear for arraignment on Thursday morning at 10 o’olock. Worley vs. Murphy et-als. Justice Stotlar, of Bridgeport township,required to transmit appeal er within five days. Court adjourned to Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock. Marysville and Nevada Railroad. The Call says: “Strong exertions aré being made to raise money to construct atailroad from Marysville to Nevada. A railroad is greatly needed leading *o Nevada through the country from Marysville. Indeed, much of the real estate would increase fifty per cent. in value, the moment it was understood a railroad would be constructed,” Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of George Reese, deceased, application of Ann Reese for letters of administration filed; and hearing set for Monday, Feb. 21st. The account of salesin the estate of William F. M. Davis, filed and confirmed. Thanks. We are indebted to Spencer & Pattison for Peterson's Magazine for March, and the New York Ledger of latest date. They have also ll other late! papers, picturials and ad magazines. GENERAL J. M. "Withers, who was ‘Mayor of Mobile during the riot two or three years ago, and was removed by ship of the Mobile Tribune. Wup Oatss—The Hon. Sam. T. Oates, of this county, a prominent aspirspeceli he declared that he was tn favor continental makers 1,6000,0061__for—a . ,. Sociated with John G. Whittier in the editing of the New England Weekly —-. Review. He also used to edit a paper . tribution in Connecticut in opposition to one} R. H. root sugar were imported nie tae Tul ted Kingdom ; or,in other words, we paid commodity which, it ‘is sow believed, we could jast as well have prod anced ourselves. Beetroot sagar is success fally competing with cane sugar in the London and other English markets; and probably a remission of the cus tems and excise duties would ‘have zo other effect than to increase the con its manafactare more profitable than it already is. A Evrorgeas. correspondent, describing the appearance of the Pope, says: “He looks aged and decrepid. His face pale, or perhaps rather sallow, with a smile of habitual benignity upon his lips. The expression of his features indicate far less ‘activity of intellect . than isshown in his usual portraits. There is an air. of weariness about him, as if the cares of State sat heavy on his brow, i think he gives the impression” of less vigor, less alacrity, than befdre the opening of the Council. His step is still firmyand his voice is clear and sonorous.” AN Oren HEaRTED ias.-Aletio . : St. Martin, whose side was shot away healthy state, and upon the fitness of these sumption of beetroot sugar, and render’ phere. te ‘ aa ex. . the . miasma which euperindnuces intermittent and liable to be affected by gaan aration, tod neither the blood nor the bile can be ina aseigned . two important fuids for the offic s

flow, bealth iu a great measure depends.” When the air is heavily laden with chilling bumid vapers, dicesiion shenld be an object of pecuhar care. Hit is weakand languid,the whole physical stracture. will be enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organization wil be strong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of a damp and vitiated aimospecially needed as a safeguard agsinet the diseases most common in the wet season, and Hostetterls Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this time. The stomach will thereby be toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated ‘the nervous system braced up, and natare put im a state of active defence against the remittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous debility, headache, hypochondria and other complaints which are apt to assail the un. toned and unlortified organizations. The brain, and consequently no unpleasant re. action follows its reviving and renovating operation. ba in 1822, in such a manner as to expose . for the advancement of science, and no untarily. Tue late G. D. Prentice was once as which was cocducted by Gideon Welles; ridiculous at times. Uxper Governor Jewell’s aduiiete the digestive organs to the surgeon's that the came has been duly sndited, eye,is still alive and well in Cavendish, — confirmed : thatall the debts and Vt. Few men have done more than he snd that a portion of eaid es estate remains to be ying among other one probably ever did so much involdistribution of the ve weeks, before and he used to make Uncle Gid very the eal Th day of arch, 161 in the" Nevads tration the debt of Connecticut has . county, State have been fully paid ; . Nevada. It is further be published for four Transcript” a ne t printed and =e con aouete a of Nevada. har, Cour County Clerk of Nevada of California,and sgn ogo Clerk LG K. . been reduced $200,000 duri year, against the $100,000 the year previous. A Mustake.—A regular physician being sent for by a quack, expressed his surprise on being called on an occasion apparently trifling. “Not so trifling, either,” replied the quack ; “for, to tell you the truth, I have by mistake, taken some of my own pills!” at.” sown grain is up and looking well, io this valley. ~ ee erent ee BOKN. of the Probate Coart, in and for said county, . ng the past do hereby areas, te: bes tree upon Wenner ees tankend teat na No More.—Josh Billings says “there . is Mv wore real satisfaction in laying up . in yure buzzum anh injury than there is in stuffing a dead hornet who has stung you and keeping him tew look THe Napa Register says: “The early Everything favors a bountiful harvest a eS ee Februmek ik, FARQUHAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, Deputy. = $200 len from the store of EW. P. pi tama tt sc ba Rone rag ty REWARD will be for LS pa apapaciiag £ Co. 7 SE i EXCLUSIVE E PACIFIC PRICE LISTS. AND CIRCULARS Now READY. SEND FOR ORE. Deaicts will iad ae elsewhere. . Administrator's ‘Sale. OTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that ‘the i Administrator o1 the estate of John A. Geceased, on cree the Mth day of February. aD, 1870; at Ao, will sell at public auction 16 the bigheet seal gov pe wage 22 change, oe evada couuty, State po el gg phe ap tne J.1 Caldweil, atty. National Exchange Hotel Co. Nomce oF Tse Meermoce oF tee SrocsHOLDERS THEREOF. a < arma. given to the StockholHotel . Co. that the Lom umethag-at ant : ey wnscans ain veeie: oom well, in city, Ne county, Cal., on Monday, the 7th day of March, 1870, a: 7 o'clock, P. x., for the purpose of the elec tien of Trustees, and other. officers of the Company, and the transaction of other busGet J. 1. CALDWELL, Sec’y. SOMETHING NEW! rete SLeceoVICcH, AS JUST RECEIVED a: stock of oe Meee ws the sitention of buyers is invited. . FRUITS— Pine Apples, Lemons, Limes, Coliecaie oak Foreigz ve. aud ai kinds of Domesiic Fruits. are NUTS—Biack and aoe eae Wee :; Teatian and Japanese Chestnuts, large and su.all Cocoanuts, Hazel Nata, Boiter Auta, &c, A The best assortment of CANDIES and FANto the market. eect boa beat Gash best Goods” DUTCH FLAT NEVADA STAGE will hereafter make direct ‘teh Fiat Station at 7 o'clock, A. ating Dutch of the Westward bound train, arriving in evada City at 11 A. M. Leaving 3 ise bet dinte, 3 Dench Wnt, 96 6.05 P M coming via ited Dog, You Bei and Liste York. vee 5 As deed gat For passage apply at the Stage Office, Union Hotel, on Main street. GEO. H. COLBY, Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. Sth. estinald 2°" NEVADA THEATRE. — JOSEPH: ‘PROCTOR, ‘THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, In this city, Fe wife of A. Chane 2 daughter. EE DIED. ———. NICK OF THE WOODS! ; ,{EF7 GREAT TRAGEDY 2 6th; 1870, to the . = 3 OF. Le ‘AT THE THEATRE, — Townsend, aged 30 years. DISSOL UTION + ed. Fr pens gy eg rae {BECKMAN who will cont Nat eaeegee ca ta . SRR EB Bg 6 Doon See . cou Pe Rhea the old stand, on the corner 1 Son igh ae oon, ee On Tuesday Srering. Feb, 8th. day. £6 WILTON DRAMATIC TROUPE . COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! 3. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. ns G2 The Restaurant is best the market affords. ¢@= MEALS AT eumyechetae ses a capninccnmaeaal the mnie . ©. POM. CANFIELD, Hse, REMOVED to BLAZE’S Old mon Jes Sitted tho:place sp tn.emcel sae Gia SALOON. The best of Wines, Liquors, Beer, feb5 .C. T. CANFIELD. BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store acs of A. mate tC, . [tron o Seaford anda faa satan ; and when asked how, morally o¢ phye . ialiyt he replied: “hath: , as Adjeining McRoberts & Co. * Commerciat Street, REVADA. . $a FRESH VEGBTABLES received. every _ morning, and « large supply of Fruit sx¢ “Gi Aleo Lot of New Sour-Mrant. . tr Also s Taupe of Canter tof GOULD FISH, just a> trip the Th hay sl