January 12, 1868 (4 pages)

; mee nar . he President nominated L. B. fricumbent; as Register at the but : it so hap10 ope. ta youch for him— “both our Senators, we believe, being in punted Bee, aaa Within’ the past few Weeks, the President nominated to thet ee. of. the, —onrs in the Sines that time; ery, who-has ‘also gone the way of his hs a and failed-of's confirmation. eantime, the Land Office in atl is 0 8 as it has been nearly all thespast: Summer, for want of a Regee eee eminent the President, will not send. to “the names pleasing t to the Calia et All the people in that-district’ have to wait on the tardiore ‘His. -Excellency.;-and ‘cannot. their. Jand disputes or procure ti-. ) thelr property until he can agree od the Senate on the man for the PF HE ; ve, no doubt, read a porth tat of ~hinnaelt after attempting to shoot Rob= _ itecheck. The latter was.anagent for : ments, are aiiticipated. It has tranf spited thata-will giving all ‘but"$400 of -aleioner owes killed in Robiticheck, and,according . deceused, and the killing occurred while thiey. were settling up ‘the businessThe.‘ Union’ ‘says: “The investigatiow in the Eisner-Robitscheck case is still going on, and startling develop‘the\antite estate to Robitscheck was in and was handed the next r the shooting to Neustadter, to ‘be pines oa probate" The surgeons who have been. experimenting find Fisner's face, even m.on the chin, showing concluerase pistol must have been . held so make it's ay from the head as to Vise ot imuposatbie that it was _ Experiments, made af, f 8 eets of white paper demonstrated t about the case is Tue SuxDAY Daw. ~The members ae theatrical profession, San Franare petitioning against the repeal ai ie . ‘They say with “to ee srt ‘body ofman, to say nothing of teat: ’ “We' @ive seven exhibitions simin the evenings randy mth is certainly unnecessary, and th” no othiéy city“over Which the ‘stars turday afternoon. , and stripes’ float is it tolerated. We, thérefore; a8 parents and heads of tinilies, and members of the profession, tlaw.asa blessing,and look’ ipo ‘the . “proposed change as a pte Back WHR WHICH “We cannot bu Perle girs em, serrow,”” ° Tire steam plow that Messrs. Coffin ~ —@ Btatidish, of Martines, have been constructing, was tried on the Sth inst., with perfeot sucess. “It reatizéd mor than they. santa. _ADYICEs from, the City. of Erin are to the ‘Bist of December. “A steamer 4 G Uran do ‘R Shackelton di with fifteen, hundred “troops,has sailed . J K Byrne. do H Fuch rr H for Yueatdn to suppress the rebellion, . 4. Law near. do . W.L Duty Glenbro outa (Geporsetre ss cer . 8D Merchant P mW F Clark Griz m “ . T: Okey Moores. © Coyle Ci ment by largely corer idea Ss a 5 years. sail theatrical ex~ rhein the ‘Assembly, are by largely increasing the nutiber . $ made possible, in a great, degree, it says, . by the carefal management which Char acterized the executive administration of the Union party during the last six Ifitts: not: realized; the blame will attach to the party which has: just come into power. FIVE years aaaaahin was the -only kind sent to Chicago, Now, ‘Nor. { thern Illinois contains _niore ‘cheese factofies than Burope, Asia, and Africa. Some of the best butter reaching New York City this season was from Wisconsin. OF our fruits, the Romans had grapes, apples; quinees, cherriés, and pears. Of apples, they had twenty nine kinds. only particular variety known to have} descended from them to us, and the quality is good. THE treasury building at Washington,-when. completed,.will havecost. nearly $5,000,000, and it will be the finest Executive edifice in the world.— The greater portion of it. is built of Maine granite, and it~is proposed to build the remainder with the same material, as the porous sandstone of which it’ is constructed is disentégrating rappoe in Great Billals the number of spindies said to be employed in the mantfacture of--eotton;-exceeds 96,000,000. When in good work, as many as 63,994, 602 miles of thread are made per working day of ten hours, and enough is made every minute to encompass the earth four times. THE Mobile Tribuge says the play of the “Drunkard,” a. short time since, at the theatre in that city, had such an ef— fect on the audience, that none of the old soaks present went out between acts to take a drink. “4 RavENovs.—Sixteen hundred and seven petitions have been, filed for places~on* the; San “Frangiaco, Police force. = If is claimed that white horses live the longest. a A HARTFORD youth recently drew $70, 000 in. gold from ‘a Havana lottery. THE Folsom Telegraph is calling for a free bridge across the American at that point. Ir half the pains»were taken by some ‘people to perform, the labors allotted to them that are taken by them to avoid it we should hear much leas said about the troubles of life, and see much more actually completed. ee cessantly boasting of his ancestry, an industrious, successful tradesman, of humble_ origin, obseryed, “You, my friend, are-proud of your descent ; Iam proud of my ascent.” ——— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, January 14, 1868, W Hulings San Fr W Haaris Grass Va E Williams do R Pollard do 'T Lahey San Jose AV»@Quliver do t} S$ Van Dyke MarysS Daniels do M B Daily do T Repper do W Franeis San dua J Coékning do PVenjoham do J Montgomery do H-C McKelvey Sw A Faucett do A € Wilsou Eurek F Lepley do JM Ballard do —-W Stein do e}J Wilson do J Phillips” ho J A Hamlin-Anth Mrs Conley do Q C-Lovett FrenC Miss, Conley. do J Abram Grasa,Va Miss Judd di Mrs Sullivan & cdo D Fitzsimmons do . B Mitchell Banner OW. Co , ol Daniels Thante rod T A J E Cal er wood 40 aaa aH * ng BR crmtin R a the tax burden’ a “peen claims of parties unknown, and on the sout somaat Grase V The Autumn Bergamont pear is the . , To an indignaat petson who was ini all th , en title an a e le and cen in and to. follow to-wit? t-eertain-} ime,sitnated at Browns yaaa da county, . they w claims of A. Neece & Co., on the north by the claims of Brown Brothers, on the weet by by Waloupa Creek, och togeiner “with the blacksmith hep and ing mil, situated on said claims, and all appurtenances unto said etme. blacksmith shop and mill, appertainor pele he se “ante Tot. #itd ite rimeta tewienip, T Nevada county, State of California, on the south side of Main street, bounded on the east a. 8 property ‘and on the south by Chinatown PROBE said. lot being about sixty feet front and about two hundred feet deep, together with all the appurtenances unto said dwelling house and lot sppertaining or inanywise belon onging. Noticéis hereby given, that I ‘will on to public sale all the. above described rty, tothe highest bidder for cash, in t. . gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Febrnary 4th, 1868, between the hoursof 9 A. Mm. and5 Pp. M. Given under my _— this 1ith day ofJan. 868. GENTRY, Sheriff. J. C. Denel, Piff’s Att'y. ji2 Dissolution: of Copartnership. OTICE is hereby given:that the copartier: ship heretofore existing between P. Scientti and Victor Chevalier, underthe-4rm name of P. Scientti-& Co.,in the liquor. busi-. the ness, in Nevada City, is this Le, dissolved by mutual consent. P, SCIE ~ VICTOR. CHEVALIER. Nevada, January 9th, 1868. N. B.—The business will tbe continued at the old stand by Victor Chevalier. All ~ ties indebted to the old firm are requeste come Jorwani and settle up immediately. {10. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1808. CAPITAL, GEORGE R. CRAWFORD, AGEN. January iith, 1. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMEHIP CO"S E Sethe “clock . of ‘an nhewinn streets, ° A. M g “. amonnt of £10 to £20 will be advanced with orders: $8,000,000. eames yee Pa dates, for Schema connecting — A 18th and 3 opi gigs tap agar, 0s ine 10th, Lem When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, ny CHAROOA at reasonable rates. . . better than give me acall. L FOR ‘SALB! oF _ Journ ee me ee Ee srg STREST, og leagues ON HAND A LARGE sup. ack kind.” at eres a Persons in need of’ CHARCOAL can not. fo re . Nevada,dan,, 7th, 1863, willleaye. the 18th falls on Sunday, they wil! eave on Mononfollowi shee waa fio alie the o Toth f ‘ All Soak : Se ae Departares 1 or 19th connect with ftFrench ransatiantic Con] ‘s Steamer for Brean St. Nazaire an alketn can eo Bed South Ameriea Thro ree Steamer. ‘South cee and fannie x _ English on, = Talia, and a pteanrer for tained. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below : Jan. 10th—Golden City, Capt. 7, F. apes Brag connecting with Henry Chaunce Jan. 18th—Sacramento, Capt. W Parker, connecting with Rising san Capt Connor, dan. —Conatitution, Capt. J. M. Onverly connecting with Arizona, Cart. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed throu ‘Bag checked sneey aa 100 pounds a wed each adult pas: agg re oe experienced Surgeon on Dboard. Medicine and feteenaanne free. These steamers will positively sai! at 11 o'clock. Pas yera are requested to <—o their baggage rd before10 o’clock. tickets to sonny tac cree ‘Se aid National Steamehip e, can be obtained at the P. M. §.58. Co's Office in Sam Francisco, where may soot ahi tae te dan Etta a e or Sow ranciscoer via New York or St. Thomas—if a desired -Heldersof willbe uired to identify themselves to the agents land. For merchandise freight apply to, whi Bay 2. Ae ae Loe eS eda The steamship China, Capt. D.W. Smith. wit! be dispatched January 1 h, 1868, at noon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, barrages Son at Digorlaes ‘with the steamship Costa Ries for and other bg tore atre it Mot us *Phcifie 1 Steamshi mpan corner of Sacramento an Lsideuto ares, cisco. OLTVER ELDRIDGE, Agent North American Steamship Co. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. aRxitonsty-To now Rates! ; The Company will di Gee, fast aud favorite MOSES TAYLOR, JAMES H. BLETHEN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Mission Street.Wharf. at-12.0’clock. M. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15th, 1868. Connecting by conveysrices of Central Amertcan Transit Sedona 4 at Greytown, with the favorite Steamship, 8. ANTTAGO!-2.500° Tons—for New York. One hundred pounds of free! . An expe rieused Surgeon ox board Medicine and A etyendandn Fre The OaEGO NIAN will sail, via Panama, Janu For further information, apply to I. W. RAYMOND, t, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. SOMETHING NEW! A NEW LEAF TURNED OVER! After the First day of January, BROOKLYN, . HOTEL, and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopélitan,SAN FRANCISOO. conveniences attached, and fitt class Ts ~ 50 First Clats Rooms, North-west corner of Bryant Place . F]HE well known proprietor of the above paid for. named Hotel, to inform his many friends that he has ¢ his euper4 =f vision the é named . With all the ; — up in a first . . ba igi ¥ le, entirely new. The Honge contains ; and some FIFTY SUITES of Zamiy Room, the pa1868, I shall give WO CREDIT 1 ANY r ONE. ‘No order will be ae and no Goods shall leave my Store until af “i FOR THE LIBERAL PatRONAGES HAVE RECEIVED, yours TRULY, x ¥ Central America. ‘Through ‘deketa can cean be Ob. seem ee “cxow KI aNe” sean Beta sae AT citizens of “this cit LAFAYETTE. BAkERY, —sAND— : CANDY MANUFACTORY, 7 Broad St. Nevada City,— AVING just returned from San Francisco. . with the latest style of, Fancy Candy and Cake Toys, And aevind on hand'a largestock of my’ own e, 1 ami new.prepared to supply the a variety of Confectionery. Those who contemplate having CHRISTMAS PARTIBS, CHRISTMAS capped _wil do welt to give me a call. ae a WILLIAM KOHLER, ~~ ais Fancy Baker and Confectioner. STUMP FS’ HOTEL a aaa BROAD 8 “= shore Pine. Street, Nev: F. STUMPF, Proprietor err MN Good Rooms, Geod Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices = po English anc and German spoken fa the ho Apartments for Ladies, Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations provided. Ls) F. STUMPF, HAMILTON'S. RESTAURANRT,. Commercial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store. THIS FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT is kept Mm a style not surpassed by any in Nevada.county. The Very Choicest of everything — is furnished to its patrons.Oysters in-every style: Game, Poultry, ete. Rogie ng by the Meal or Week, at — ate rates Meals at 2 ail-hours of the day or-night:‘JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct, 2ith—6m Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS,PHARMACEUTICAL OCHEMIEST al Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully Agent Occidental. Insurance Company,:San Francisco, “MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. £8 -Residence next Houseaboye Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, opener A. CHURCH, Prop’r. ; > WAGONS built and ired ys @6 Vehicles ironedand Land sy of aay we RON Biacksmithi A full assortment of W aAGON. N STO CK, LUMBER, Etc,, always on ban All k of W D AND TRON WORK done in the best style and at-short notice. “SAMUEL CLUTTER, ——— and Wagon Maker, Washington. St. above the Gas Works. ms built and all Kinds eres ring done at pions potice ne in oe pest manner, Hickory, Ash, Spokes, Hu and Felloes always on hand apd all kinds of Carriage and Wagon stock for sale. 012"; MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. LLenuis Dreyfuss.---.+. +. Proprietor. AGER BEER of the the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, q gaillon or barrel, a you want to live well and be jolly and * Fe t ur head full of fun as a merry ma Gass wpe Dox T FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A or Goop BEER. LIQUORS AND OlGAnS. Victor. Chevalier, Dealer in ¢ The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—-NEVADA. Liquors, sold bt the pig or bottle. “Gents—call an d see mi a j10 oe. Ww. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retai) Dealer in ~ : Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat intimin Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, Ew. BIGELOW. . i oy 4 sjbacial be CORN; BARLEY,“OAT, "RYE,\ic. &c. &o _ 'erGround of all kinds. {.

; mee nar . he President nominated L. B. fricumbent; as Register at the but : it so hap10 ope. ta youch for him— “both our Senators, we believe, being in punted Bee, aaa Within’ the past few Weeks, the President nominated to thet ee. of. the, —onrs in the Sines that time; ery, who-has ‘also gone the way of his hs a and failed-of's confirmation. eantime, the Land Office in atl is 0 8 as it has been nearly all thespast: Summer, for want of a Regee eee eminent the President, will not send. to “the names pleasing t to the Calia et All the people in that-district’ have to wait on the tardiore ‘His. -Excellency.;-and ‘cannot. their. Jand disputes or procure ti-. ) thelr property until he can agree od the Senate on the man for the PF HE ; ve, no doubt, read a porth tat of ~hinnaelt after attempting to shoot Rob= _ itecheck. The latter was.anagent for : ments, are aiiticipated. It has tranf spited thata-will giving all ‘but"$400 of -aleioner owes killed in Robiticheck, and,according . deceused, and the killing occurred while thiey. were settling up ‘the businessThe.‘ Union’ ‘says: “The investigatiow in the Eisner-Robitscheck case is still going on, and startling develop‘the\antite estate to Robitscheck was in and was handed the next r the shooting to Neustadter, to ‘be pines oa probate" The surgeons who have been. experimenting find Fisner's face, even m.on the chin, showing concluerase pistol must have been . held so make it's ay from the head as to Vise ot imuposatbie that it was _ Experiments, made af, f 8 eets of white paper demonstrated t about the case is Tue SuxDAY Daw. ~The members ae theatrical profession, San Franare petitioning against the repeal ai ie . ‘They say with “to ee srt ‘body ofman, to say nothing of teat: ’ “We' @ive seven exhibitions simin the evenings randy mth is certainly unnecessary, and th” no othiéy city“over Which the ‘stars turday afternoon. , and stripes’ float is it tolerated. We, thérefore; a8 parents and heads of tinilies, and members of the profession, tlaw.asa blessing,and look’ ipo ‘the . “proposed change as a pte Back WHR WHICH “We cannot bu Perle girs em, serrow,”” ° Tire steam plow that Messrs. Coffin ~ —@ Btatidish, of Martines, have been constructing, was tried on the Sth inst., with perfeot sucess. “It reatizéd mor than they. santa. _ADYICEs from, the City. of Erin are to the ‘Bist of December. “A steamer 4 G Uran do ‘R Shackelton di with fifteen, hundred “troops,has sailed . J K Byrne. do H Fuch rr H for Yueatdn to suppress the rebellion, . 4. Law near. do . W.L Duty Glenbro outa (Geporsetre ss cer . 8D Merchant P mW F Clark Griz m “ . T: Okey Moores. © Coyle Ci ment by largely corer idea Ss a 5 years. sail theatrical ex~ rhein the ‘Assembly, are by largely increasing the nutiber . $ made possible, in a great, degree, it says, . by the carefal management which Char acterized the executive administration of the Union party during the last six Ifitts: not: realized; the blame will attach to the party which has: just come into power. FIVE years aaaaahin was the -only kind sent to Chicago, Now, ‘Nor. { thern Illinois contains _niore ‘cheese factofies than Burope, Asia, and Africa. Some of the best butter reaching New York City this season was from Wisconsin. OF our fruits, the Romans had grapes, apples; quinees, cherriés, and pears. Of apples, they had twenty nine kinds. only particular variety known to have} descended from them to us, and the quality is good. THE treasury building at Washington,-when. completed,.will havecost. nearly $5,000,000, and it will be the finest Executive edifice in the world.— The greater portion of it. is built of Maine granite, and it~is proposed to build the remainder with the same material, as the porous sandstone of which it’ is constructed is disentégrating rappoe in Great Billals the number of spindies said to be employed in the mantfacture of--eotton;-exceeds 96,000,000. When in good work, as many as 63,994, 602 miles of thread are made per working day of ten hours, and enough is made every minute to encompass the earth four times. THE Mobile Tribuge says the play of the “Drunkard,” a. short time since, at the theatre in that city, had such an ef— fect on the audience, that none of the old soaks present went out between acts to take a drink. “4 RavENovs.—Sixteen hundred and seven petitions have been, filed for places~on* the; San “Frangiaco, Police force. = If is claimed that white horses live the longest. a A HARTFORD youth recently drew $70, 000 in. gold from ‘a Havana lottery. THE Folsom Telegraph is calling for a free bridge across the American at that point. Ir half the pains»were taken by some ‘people to perform, the labors allotted to them that are taken by them to avoid it we should hear much leas said about the troubles of life, and see much more actually completed. ee cessantly boasting of his ancestry, an industrious, successful tradesman, of humble_ origin, obseryed, “You, my friend, are-proud of your descent ; Iam proud of my ascent.” ——— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, January 14, 1868, W Hulings San Fr W Haaris Grass Va E Williams do R Pollard do 'T Lahey San Jose AV»@Quliver do t} S$ Van Dyke MarysS Daniels do M B Daily do T Repper do W Franeis San dua J Coékning do PVenjoham do J Montgomery do H-C McKelvey Sw A Faucett do A € Wilsou Eurek F Lepley do JM Ballard do —-W Stein do e}J Wilson do J Phillips” ho J A Hamlin-Anth Mrs Conley do Q C-Lovett FrenC Miss, Conley. do J Abram Grasa,Va Miss Judd di Mrs Sullivan & cdo D Fitzsimmons do . B Mitchell Banner OW. Co , ol Daniels Thante rod T A J E Cal er wood 40 aaa aH * ng BR crmtin R a the tax burden’ a “peen claims of parties unknown, and on the sout somaat Grase V The Autumn Bergamont pear is the . , To an indignaat petson who was ini all th , en title an a e le and cen in and to. follow to-wit? t-eertain-} ime,sitnated at Browns yaaa da county, . they w claims of A. Neece & Co., on the north by the claims of Brown Brothers, on the weet by by Waloupa Creek, och togeiner “with the blacksmith hep and ing mil, situated on said claims, and all appurtenances unto said etme. blacksmith shop and mill, appertainor pele he se “ante Tot. #itd ite rimeta tewienip, T Nevada county, State of California, on the south side of Main street, bounded on the east a. 8 property ‘and on the south by Chinatown PROBE said. lot being about sixty feet front and about two hundred feet deep, together with all the appurtenances unto said dwelling house and lot sppertaining or inanywise belon onging. Noticéis hereby given, that I ‘will on to public sale all the. above described rty, tothe highest bidder for cash, in t. . gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Febrnary 4th, 1868, between the hoursof 9 A. Mm. and5 Pp. M. Given under my _— this 1ith day ofJan. 868. GENTRY, Sheriff. J. C. Denel, Piff’s Att'y. ji2 Dissolution: of Copartnership.. OTICE is hereby given:that the copartier: ship heretofore existing between P. Scientti and Victor Chevalier, underthe-4rm name of P. Scientti-& Co.,in the liquor. busi-. the ness, in Nevada City, is this Le, dissolved by mutual consent. P, SCIE ~ VICTOR. CHEVALIER. Nevada, January 9th, 1868. N. B.—The business will tbe continued at the old stand by Victor Chevalier. All ~ ties indebted to the old firm are requeste come Jorwani and settle up immediately.. {10. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1808. CAPITAL, GEORGE R. CRAWFORD, AGEN. January iith, 1. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMEHIP CO"S E Sethe “clock . of ‘an nhewinn streets, ° A. M g

“. amonnt of £10 to £20 will be advanced with orders: $8,000,000. eames yee Pa dates, for Schema connecting — A 18th and 3 opi gigs tap agar, 0s ine 10th, Lem When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sunday, ny CHAROOA at reasonable rates. . . better than give me acall. L FOR ‘SALB! oF _ Journ ee me ee Ee srg STREST, og leagues ON HAND A LARGE sup. ack kind.” at eres a Persons in need of’ CHARCOAL can not. fo re . Nevada,dan,, 7th, 1863, willleaye. the 18th falls on Sunday, they wil! eave on Mononfollowi shee waa fio alie the o Toth f ‘ All Soak : Se ae Departares 1 or 19th connect with ftFrench ransatiantic Con] ‘s Steamer for Brean St. Nazaire an alketn can eo Bed South Ameriea Thro ree Steamer.. ‘South cee and fannie x _ English on, = Talia, and a pteanrer for tained. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below : Jan. 10th—Golden City, Capt. 7, F. apes Brag connecting with Henry Chaunce Jan. 18th—Sacramento, Capt. W Parker, connecting with Rising san Capt Connor, dan. —Conatitution, Capt. J. M. Onverly connecting with Arizona, Cart. Maury.. Cabin passengers berthed throu ‘Bag checked sneey aa 100 pounds a wed each adult pas: agg re oe experienced Surgeon on Dboard. Medicine and feteenaanne free. These steamers will positively sai! at 11 o'clock. Pas yera are requested to <—o their baggage rd before10 o’clock. tickets to sonny tac cree ‘Se aid National Steamehip e, can be obtained at the P. M. §.58. Co's Office in Sam Francisco, where may soot ahi tae te dan Etta a e or Sow ranciscoer via New York or St. Thomas—if a desired -Heldersof willbe uired to identify themselves to the agents land. For merchandise freight apply to, whi Bay 2. Ae ae Loe eS eda The steamship China, Capt. D.W. Smith. wit! be dispatched January 1 h, 1868, at noon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, barrages Son at Digorlaes ‘with the steamship Costa Ries for and other bg tore atre it Mot us *Phcifie 1 Steamshi mpan corner of Sacramento an Lsideuto ares, cisco. OLTVER ELDRIDGE, Agent North American Steamship Co. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. aRxitonsty-To now Rates! ; The Company will di Gee, fast aud favorite MOSES TAYLOR, JAMES H. BLETHEN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Mission Street.Wharf. at-12.0’clock. M. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15th, 1868. Connecting by conveysrices of Central Amertcan Transit Sedona 4 at Greytown, with the favorite Steamship, 8. ANTTAGO!-2.500° Tons—for New York. One hundred pounds of free! . An expe rieused Surgeon ox board Medicine and A etyendandn Fre The OaEGO NIAN will sail, via Panama, Janu For further information, apply to I. W. RAYMOND, t, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. SOMETHING NEW! A NEW LEAF TURNED OVER! After the First day of January, BROOKLYN, . HOTEL, and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopélitan,SAN FRANCISOO. conveniences attached, and fitt class Ts ~ 50 First Clats Rooms, North-west corner of Bryant Place . F]HE well known proprietor of the above paid for. named Hotel, to inform his many friends that he has ¢ his euper4 =f vision the é named . With all the ; — up in a first . . ba igi ¥ le, entirely new. The Honge contains ; and some FIFTY SUITES of Zamiy Room, the pa1868, I shall give WO CREDIT 1 ANY r ONE. ‘No order will be ae and no Goods shall leave my Store until af “i FOR THE LIBERAL PatRONAGES HAVE RECEIVED, yours TRULY, x ¥ Central America. ‘Through ‘deketa can cean be Ob. seem ee “cxow KI aNe” sean Beta sae AT citizens of “this cit LAFAYETTE. BAkERY, —sAND— : CANDY MANUFACTORY, 7 Broad St. Nevada City,— AVING just returned from San Francisco. . with the latest style of, Fancy Candy and Cake Toys, And aevind on hand'a largestock of my’ own e, 1 ami new.prepared to supply the a variety of Confectionery. Those who contemplate having CHRISTMAS PARTIBS, CHRISTMAS capped _wil do welt to give me a call. ae a WILLIAM KOHLER, ~~ ais Fancy Baker and Confectioner. STUMP FS’ HOTEL a aaa BROAD 8 “= shore Pine. Street, Nev: F. STUMPF, Proprietor err MN Good Rooms, Geod Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices = po English anc and German spoken fa the ho Apartments for Ladies, Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations provided. Ls) F. STUMPF, HAMILTON'S. RESTAURANRT,. Commercial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store. THIS FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT is kept Mm a style not surpassed by any in Nevada.county. The Very Choicest of everything — is furnished to its patrons.Oysters in-every style: Game, Poultry, ete. Rogie ng by the Meal or Week, at — ate rates Meals at 2 ail-hours of the day or-night:‘JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct, 2ith—6m Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS,PHARMACEUTICAL OCHEMIEST al Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully Agent Occidental. Insurance Company,:San Francisco, “MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. £8 -Residence next Houseaboye Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, opener A. CHURCH, Prop’r. ; > WAGONS built and ired ys @6 Vehicles ironedand Land sy of aay we RON Biacksmithi A full assortment of W aAGON. N STO CK, LUMBER, Etc,, always on ban All k of W D AND TRON WORK done in the best style and at-short notice. “SAMUEL CLUTTER, ——— and Wagon Maker, Washington. St. above the Gas Works. ms built and all Kinds eres ring done at pions potice ne in oe pest manner, Hickory, Ash, Spokes, Hu and Felloes always on hand apd all kinds of Carriage and Wagon stock for sale. 012"; MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. LLenuis Dreyfuss.---.+. +. Proprietor. AGER BEER of the the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, q gaillon or barrel, a you want to live well and be jolly and * Fe t ur head full of fun as a merry ma Gass wpe Dox T FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A or Goop BEER. LIQUORS AND OlGAnS. Victor. Chevalier, Dealer in ¢ The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—-NEVADA. Liquors, sold bt the pig or bottle. “Gents—call an d see mi a j10 oe. Ww. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retai) Dealer in ~ : Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat intimin Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, Ew. BIGELOW. . i oy 4 sjbacial be CORN; BARLEY,“OAT, "RYE,\ic. &c. &o _ 'erGround of all kinds. {.