January 19, 1871 (4 pages)

k Co, She Daily Branseript. : NEVADA ‘OITY, LING iy butine rit, to m8. it Telucmle of”: e at yrup ly ever yALtd, NU ihousf Ureed by ul Syrup ir un: ll who yreataa Syrup i cure nave ej puLg Us his WlseLriecuy UB, STs, & CO. Fires INGER nuded as the ining in a Ipefeies uf Lhe Liurs direastio ui able to all UeLher pruyMbie AL an } Vague Lbat fy ib Wecm 6UClS Luab a. Jt femules ation, yiVvPOSLIS that ud. wo, Caused. eh DhCaueD pplication co. Fost and . “BNC OCYU. ACTS. ily cuucenbusie, ptule and in a e viuslary Dobe ober sthey have Jiucrs, and MING bAJES. ncentrated BFUciG MUL cy Ol Raver more vtudoubie tue aby other co. cific Coast. ND AGUE during the Ot the IuiVE #1 ls and Bil © sUCD dirdies with« the sasest using, a¢D's iL oO c AL Citizens Meeting. Pursoant to call, the Citizens Coms mittee of about sixty, met at Library Hail on Tuesday night, to make arTEMS, 4 oa ag . Incorporated in accordance: with the laws of the State of. Cablorale: for. the . A. ~ Tangements forinsaring the satisfactory drawing of the prizes to be awarded by the Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, On motion, Judge O, P. Stidger, of San Juan was chosen Chairman of the meeting and Joha Pattison was elected Secretary. A motion was carried, inviting Judge ' Searls and A; B, Gregory, School Tras~ tees, to participate in the meeting. On motion it wags voted that the Chair appoint five persons who, with the School-Trustees, should constitute an Executive Committee of ‘seven, whose daty it should be to see that proper persons are present to superine tend the drawing at all times, and af terwards the further duty, of counting _ the'tags, and seeing thent’ * deposited in the wheels, was imposed upon the Committee, The following resolutions in refer.+. ence to the conduct of the drawing and . ~eare of the wheels were unanimously adopted : Resolved, That thé Committee ap~ pointed each day to call ‘the numbers and superintend the drawing of the Cosmopolitan Lottery, be requested to string the tags upon: wires, a8 each wheel separately, and that the tage drawn each day be deposited in some safe place, su! ject to withdrawal by the Executive Committee. Iesoloed, Thut the wheels be.securely locked and sealed—in such a wanoper / that they cannot be opened.uniess the seal be broken—each day by the Committee in in charge at the close of the drawing, and that vhe seal be broken the day following by one of the Com: inittee, who Bhall examine, and if satisfied that the wheels are ‘as lett the day before,;-shall so certity to the audience, and the drawing shall proveed. A_resolution was. passed, requesting the Committee at large to be present at 9 o'clock on the morning of the 18th, to assist the Executive Committee in counting and depositing the tags in the wheels, After some discussion, the Committee proceeded to ballot for the choice of a watchman, whose duty it should be to watch the wheels after the drawing was finished on Wednesday evening, and until it began on Thursday morning. A-vote resulted in the choice of XK. A. Wadeworth. The. Executive Committee waé instructed to consult the Cosmopolitan Society and see what arrangements could be made fora permanent watch. On motion the. meeting adjourned, to meet at the Theatre, at 9 o’clock, Wednesday morning.’ , Larceny at San . Suan. Several months ago a house .kept by ¥ woman at San Juan, was entered. and ~about one hundred dollars’. worth of family wearing apparel stolen. Rex cently the loser went back to the place . and called on another woman when she saw one ofber missing undergarments, On inquiry sbe was informed ~ that it came from a woman named ‘Bushell who lives with a Frenchman called “Nicholas,” The woman swore out a search warrant betore Justice Stotlar, and upon searching Mrs. Bushell’s honge the clothing was found eat up, and the Occupants were arrested. They were tried upon the; charge of petit larceny and convicted. Mrs. Bushell was fined $150 which she paid, _ Nicholas: in defaalt of payment; was sent over and is now serving hie term out in the Vounty Jail. Improving. San Juan, one of the neatest moun« tain towns of the State, is improving. The planking in the streets is being repaired and that part of Main street irom White & Miner’s store to the outskirts of the town is being macade. mized. San Juan bas the neatest cot they-are}—~ drawn from the wheel, the tags from }. 1 Lot. San Francisco ..1,000 members homesteads, or lots tie for homes, on the 28th day of Febraary. Treasurer, Oakland Savings Bank. Jadge John B, Harmon, Attors ney for the Assdejation. Board of . D.reetors, E,J, Kelley, A. W. Peters, . 8. H. Mather; E; W. Haines and ‘N. 8. Read, Shares, only $5 each, which secures a warranted deed of one homestead or lot to each member, Among the preperties‘of the association the following can be sold for gold coin, cash offers : For the Pavilion Hotel and grounds, gold coin, $35,000. For the Jot and dwellin q street, gold coin, $6,000. ths For the 12 San Francisco lots, éach $800, gold coin, $9,600. For the 20. fine’ buil lots, each $200, gold coin, 4,000. NG atte For the 20 fine building: lots, each $75 gold coin, 1,500. $50, gold cvin, $5,000. For the 96 fine oe lots, each $35, gold coin, $8,360 For the 264 fine building love, each $20, gold cvin, $5,280. ~RE-CAPITULATION: —— 1 Hotel, valued at..++$50.000 1 Cottage. .-.eeccese-00.00+7,000 1 Lot, San Francisco..-.1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco. +.1,000. 1 Lot, San Francisco. .1,000 1 Lot, San Francisoo..-1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco. ~.-1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco. --.1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.-. .++1,000 1 Lot, San Erancisco..1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco..--1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco. .1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco. .---1,000 20 Lots, Oakland, each.. 300 20 Lots, Oakland, each. -. 100 100 Lots, Oakland, each. 75 96 Lots, Oakland, each. --. 50 264 Lots, Oakland, each.. 30 19,486 Fine Building Lots. Total, 514 available cash offers. 19,486 building lots on the -lines of the Northern and Southern. Pacific Railroad routes. which may in a few years be very valuable. Here every mem. ber shares in the benefits of purchasing in large tracts at small prices, thereby securing all the benefits of the rise of the lots. Only 20,000 shares. These very lots you. now. secure for $5 thay, ‘in a few to $5, each. For fall particulars, call at the office of the association, Gieschen’s Block, cor, Broadway and Sixth street, Oukiand, Cal., or address Peters. and. Read; Managers, Oakland, ‘California. Cheering Facts fer the Billous. _Every day demonstrates more clearly that liyer.complaint, in all its distressing forme, -ean be controlled and cured without dificelty or inconvenience, It is an obstinate disease, but its obstinacy is not Proof againat the pertinacious, remedial and restorative operation ‘ot Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That.genial corrective compels the organ to do-its duty. It must secrete regularly and healthfully inte perfect harmony with the laws of health. If there is coetiveness, it disappears ; if there ig side ache or back ache, it ceases; if the with superfluous bile, they recover their natural hue ; if the appetite is gone, it re turns ; if the digestion is impaired, it is re~ sterod ; in brief, whatever the symptonis of and the tek people of any town of its. size in the State, and. the inhabitants ' “ONLY $5. cutusnonta doi Lis easane . who “For the 00 Hos balldiag lots, eee fo ears, be. worth from ‘$1,000 )' under the influence of the Bitters. Their. action brings it back from a state of rebellion . ~ skin and the whites of the eyes are tinged . . NEWCOODS!: . wey PRicks tt THOS. grandad: [cicars, 0 BACCO, . PIPES, &C. . oe’ ‘he . my a OBS, AS JUST RHCKIVED a . “ot Gouda to which he tayiven. . sell Or use Tobacco. e oral Olga vets brand: + Shai GROCERIES fi ada to this mark he bat at his dew sveres at the’ sae et _— ‘Junction Main & Commercial Sts Choice Fresh Butter, at ; THOS, SHURTLEFF'S, Wastern and California Cheese, at THOS. SHURTLEFF'’S. NNOUNCES that he Moog ust returned ib . and examine the yoous, en sa! pm io ie Cigars, Paeite Seen es ae, ; Chewing Tobacco, (a7~ THE BEST ULV AND NEW BRAN tock ‘Lawigt, Golden Bird, all Kad of Navy and other brands. Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, In bulk or in packages, Olive and etaer good brands. Splendid Meerschaum Pines, FANCY Guonps, TLAYING CARDS, &e. &e. ' All Goods sold fat reasonable oe Call Preston’s Breakfast Cocos, Everybody buys it at THOS, SHURTLEFF'3.Q Clayton’s Dressing Salad, at THOS, SHURTLEFF'S, Sea Moss Farina, for Puddings, at Cured Codfish, Atwood's Hyperion cured can be had at THOS, SHURTLEFE’S. Choice Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Sic. Se, at. THOS. SHORTLEFF'S, Fiavoring Extracts, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. — Canned Fruits, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF'S. Cracked Wheat, Oat Groats, Oat MBAL, ‘RYE ‘FLOUR, CORN MEAL, ~BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY and everything good to eat, at : THOS. SHURTLEFP. Salmon Trout and Fresh iarammnaail ries, at jis THOS. SHURTLEFP’S, ANNIVERSARY BALL! WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. TENTH ANNUAL BALL —OFr THR NEVADA CITX FIRE —ON— TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA OITY. Music farnished under the direction of MAROUS M. BLUM. a G. v. SCHMIDTBURG, A. P. DAVENPORT, 4 W. H, CRAWFORD, a Oe MATES 'W. W. CROSS, . ED. GOLDSMITH, D. ALLEN: Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS, including Supper, $3 00. _ ee . By order oh Novada Fie Depainen . W. BR. COE, M. M. BLUM, dete, ie. mone Sarah mm % RE ta Pi scans Oaeae “y + eheFinest Candies, niediccies. DEPARTMENT, . ing. Wednesday Evening, Feb, 22nd. ~HAly DRESSING . SALOON. PMiALIY BPW CAceooee. Proprietor. BROAD STREBT, NEVADA CITY, . Sharm’ PEN SOS Se edeees 26 Bathe Hut or Oeld..5:26-Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ean Treta Exrracrep. Leeches applied for % ecnts, Cupping 25,cents. ~ THEATAS CANDY STAND = a JOHN —— Proprieter. URING the COSMOPOLITAN BXHIBITION AND DRAWING us PRIZES, the stand will be supplied with ¥Fraits, &c. Which will be sold in quantities to suit. Visitors to the Fair ie an — are invited te call and tr; thing ey pets 49 "cheap. i nishietiaper SaNNin, Pruprietor. Nevada, Des’ sah Jo. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. Mm. lL & D. MARSH, Prop’ra, fig: undersigned would respectfully inform the public pnat they have On hand at their Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER “70 BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY, -—It consists ofDreseed Flooring and Siding,}. Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles; Fencing Posts, &c. &¢. All orders leit at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER fk on iota or at the Mill, will be promptly att to, pis aera 4 M. L. & D. MARSH. : Nevada, May 84, 1870. Nevada Library Association. ANNUAL MEETING. OTICE is hereby giver iven that.the Anoual Meetirg of the Nevada Library Aesuciaon, for the Klection of Ufficers, will be held atthe LIBRAKY KOUAS, on Saturday Evening, January 28th, At 72g o'clock, All pereons having Booke are requested to returu them i iately, sed neneat) ta issued from the 2ist fase antilatter the MeetAll Members in arrears are requested to settle with the Librarian. By order of the Board of Trustees. M. i Lain President. RB. W. Drummonp, Secretary Nevada, Jan, 71, 1871. _ Dissolution of Copasinership\HE co-partners np cate a he Po NATHAN and 8S, NUVI'SKY, under the firm namie of NATHAN & NOY: TsKY is this day diseotvedby limitaa ae All parties indented to the late firm are aeated to sertic immediately with OC. NAaa AN who will carry on the business at the old stand, on Commercial street, CG, NATHAN 8. NOVITSKY. Jan. 34, 1871. Wanted. COMPETENT, PERSON wishes a situation as Housékeeperin a Hotel or Pri. we Zonlly. ‘rhe heat Of of rekerences given.— ui cmns heretofore existing N . Call Nevada, Jan. 9th. : if PAYS TO VISIT MRS. MILLS’ STORE, [On Broad Street, Nevada. M's ‘M'LLS has just returned. from. San Francisco with the HANDSOMEST DOLLS, TOYS, FANCY BOXES, filed with Candies, Oranges, &¢, non the Holidays! city. ‘Ever ing P. ce for the Holidays wili find eat reren r Ww PsY¥8 TO CALL.” . . ‘The Finest assortment of Ladies’. na Chile lamer Shoes, just received. Also « splendid . fe! argh 5 a a $5 wie vail av “t Seger sha aT THE _ CHEAPEST PLAGE E! & pao tA: GOLDSMITE, pa VEG Gob E athe Ea MENSRLY Low.1. . 2 The new-etock consists in part of 4 Dress , j SILKS, PC PLINS, EMPRESS, FOULARDS POPLIN PLAIDS, and a great in of other Dress Goods,. On Account of a Great Decline oc. all Domestic Goods:-he will sell t2Sheetings, Muslins, Flannels, Canton Flannels, &e, At Greatly Reduced Rates! : S-ply and Brussels Carpet, Une = . LATEST PATTERNS, ("AUGUSTA CLOTH AnD ASTRACAN CLOAKS, .pian inp ithi cn ie . waies’ Bate.” HOSIERY AND TRIMMINGS. A new style of Shawls, the very latest-the BENGAL SHAWL. ‘THE NEW. STYLE OF Water Proofs Olethsin6different colors,~* Alsd, a Hime Selection of Goods for the Holidays! All there and thousands of other articles will be sold at LOW RATES, You will save Money by buying. your Goods of GOLDSMITH. NEW ART r GALLERY. . the New aud Spacionsa Gallery of BEARDEN & JOHNSON, surpassed;by any on the Persons wishing Picensee-egn have an \ le, any State, : Sy ama in any ate, Yau thumy and 4OLD PIUTURBS copied and enlarged colored in Vil; Water colurs 1 the best Artist the Stave affords, main a by moti Hovins open from 8 A. M,,to5P, M, BEARDEN. & JOHNSON: Sov: Dec, 16th, ‘Freeman’s Broom Factory Middle Yuba Crossing, THOMAS FREEMAN, + Proprietor. ANE ON HAND the finest goly of BROOMS made in the State. erchants of Nevada County supplied upon arder, Address THUMA: vot Nevada Coun DRUCCISTS, © SH No. 48, Broad Street,fNevade city IN 2 Of All Kinds. ~~ hL80—ACIDS. ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS Nevida, Nov, 5th, 1870; Sete ~ JOHN HURST & CO. ‘ Haws purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business, customoe of both will be hereafter furnished from NEW YORK BAKERY, Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds Cakes, Pastry, &e. always on hand, The Wagon will supply families wity om frerh a the oven every morning. . Ve db w i. JOBK HURST & CO. than ts i didi elven gua tae tities Gis Wevade, Jen. 12tb, 1871. Fa gh allow ge gy Baees @ bu rs of fora ren in: uary,A. D. oWeTL, for & rel on “On sire ear on and o* % Heiner ad 18 IN) INVITED TO VIMITon Broad Street, opp. Stumpf’sa Hotel; u And see their specimens of Art, that are n t ie! t, are not vinwa of every description made at short . AN, North San Juan decl8 Family Dies, Toilet Articles, fe. OILS, VARNISHES KEROSENE, &c, ar NEW YORK BAKERY. N ne “wercx Ie 1S. EO ma . _farMandsome. Velvet. Trimmed. FAMILY MEDICINES, . paca & FAIRCHILD piles

k Co, She Daily Branseript. : NEVADA ‘OITY, LING iy butine rit, to m8. it Telucmle of”: e at yrup ly ever yALtd, NU ihousf Ureed by ul Syrup ir un: ll who yreataa Syrup i cure nave ej puLg Us his WlseLriecuy UB, STs, & CO. Fires INGER nuded as the ining in a Ipefeies uf Lhe Liurs direastio ui able to all UeLher pruyMbie AL an } Vague Lbat fy ib Wecm 6UClS Luab a. Jt femules ation, yiVvPOSLIS that ud. wo, Caused.. eh DhCaueD pplication co. Fost and . “BNC OCYU. ACTS. ily cuucenbusie, ptule and in a e viuslary Dobe ober sthey have Jiucrs, and MING bAJES. ncentrated BFUciG MUL cy Ol Raver more vtudoubie tue aby other co. cific Coast. ND AGUE during the Ot the IuiVE #1 ls and Bil © sUCD dirdies with« the sasest using, a¢D's iL oO c AL Citizens Meeting. Pursoant to call, the Citizens Coms mittee of about sixty, met at Library Hail on Tuesday night, to make arTEMS, 4 oa ag . Incorporated in accordance: with the laws of the State of. Cablorale: for. the . A. ~ Tangements forinsaring the satisfactory drawing of the prizes to be awarded by the Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, On motion, Judge O, P. Stidger, of San Juan was chosen Chairman of the meeting and Joha Pattison was elected Secretary. A motion was carried, inviting Judge ' Searls and A; B, Gregory, School Tras~ tees, to participate in the meeting. On motion it wags voted that the Chair appoint five persons who, with the School-Trustees, should constitute an Executive Committee of ‘seven, whose daty it should be to see that proper persons are present to superine tend the drawing at all times, and af terwards the further duty, of counting _ the'tags, and seeing thent’ * deposited in the wheels, was imposed upon the Committee, The following resolutions in refer.+. ence to the conduct of the drawing and . ~eare of the wheels were unanimously adopted : Resolved, That thé Committee ap~ pointed each day to call ‘the numbers and superintend the drawing of the Cosmopolitan Lottery, be requested to string the tags upon: wires, a8 each wheel separately, and that the tage drawn each day be deposited in some safe place, su! ject to withdrawal by the Executive Committee. Iesoloed, Thut the wheels be.securely locked and sealed—in such a wanoper / that they cannot be opened.uniess the seal be broken—each day by the Committee in in charge at the close of the drawing, and that vhe seal be broken the day following by one of the Com: inittee, who Bhall examine, and if satisfied that the wheels are ‘as lett the day before,;-shall so certity to the audience, and the drawing shall proveed. A_resolution was. passed, requesting the Committee at large to be present at 9 o'clock on the morning of the 18th, to assist the Executive Committee in counting and depositing the tags in the wheels, After some discussion, the Committee proceeded to ballot for the choice of a watchman, whose duty it should be to watch the wheels after the drawing was finished on Wednesday evening, and until it began on Thursday morning. A-vote resulted in the choice of XK. A. Wadeworth. The. Executive Committee waé instructed to consult the Cosmopolitan Society and see what arrangements could be made fora permanent watch. On motion the. meeting adjourned, to meet at the Theatre, at 9 o’clock, Wednesday morning.’ , Larceny at San . Suan. Several months ago a house .kept by ¥ woman at San Juan, was entered. and ~about one hundred dollars’. worth of family wearing apparel stolen. Rex cently the loser went back to the place . and called on another woman when she saw one ofber missing undergarments, On inquiry sbe was informed ~ that it came from a woman named ‘Bushell who lives with a Frenchman called “Nicholas,” The woman swore out a search warrant betore Justice Stotlar, and upon searching Mrs. Bushell’s honge the clothing was found eat up, and the Occupants were arrested. They were tried upon the; charge of petit larceny and convicted. Mrs. Bushell was fined $150 which she paid, _ Nicholas: in defaalt of payment; was sent over and is now serving hie term out in the Vounty Jail. Improving. San Juan, one of the neatest moun« tain towns of the State, is improving. The planking in the streets is being repaired and that part of Main street irom White & Miner’s store to the outskirts of the town is being macade. mized. San Juan bas the neatest cot they-are}—~ drawn from the wheel, the tags from }. 1 Lot. San Francisco ....1,000 members homesteads, or lots tie for homes, on the 28th day of Febraary.. Treasurer, Oakland Savings Bank. Jadge John B, Harmon, Attors ney for the Assdejation. Board of . D.reetors, E,J, Kelley, A. W. Peters, . 8. H. Mather; E; W. Haines and ‘N. 8. Read, Shares, only $5 each, which secures a warranted deed of one homestead or lot to each member, Among the preperties‘of the association the following can be sold for gold coin, cash offers : For the Pavilion Hotel and grounds, gold coin, $35,000. For the Jot and dwellin q street, gold coin, $6,000. ths For the 12 San Francisco lots, éach $800, gold coin, $9,600. For the 20. fine’ buil lots, each $200, gold coin, 4,000. NG atte For the 20 fine building: lots, each $75 gold coin, 1,500. $50, gold cvin, $5,000. For the 96 fine oe lots, each $35, gold coin, $8,360 For the 264 fine building love, each $20, gold cvin, $5,280. ~RE-CAPITULATION: —— 1 Hotel, valued at...++$50.000 1 Cottage. .-..eeccese-00.00+7,000 1 Lot, San Francisco...-.1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.. +..1,000. 1 Lot, San Francisco.. ..1,000 1 Lot, San Francisoo....-1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.. ~.-1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.. --.1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.-. .++1,000 1 Lot, San Erancisco....1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco...--1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.. .1,000 1 Lot, San Francisco.. .---1,000 20 Lots, Oakland, each... 300 20 Lots, Oakland, each. -.. 100 100 Lots, Oakland, each.. 75 96 Lots, Oakland, each.. --. 50 264 Lots, Oakland, each... 30 19,486 Fine Building Lots. Total, 514 available cash offers. 19,486 building lots on the -lines of the Northern and Southern. Pacific Railroad routes. which may in a few years be very valuable. Here every mem. ber shares in the benefits of purchasing in large tracts at small prices, thereby securing all the benefits of the rise of the lots. Only 20,000 shares. These very lots you. now. secure for $5 thay, ‘in a few to $5, each. For fall particulars, call at the office of the association, Gieschen’s Block, cor, Broadway and Sixth street, Oukiand, Cal., or address Peters. and.. Read; Managers, Oakland, ‘California. Cheering Facts fer the Billous. _Every day demonstrates more clearly that liyer.complaint, in all its distressing forme, -ean be controlled and cured without dificelty or inconvenience, It is an obstinate disease, but its obstinacy is not Proof againat the pertinacious, remedial and restorative operation ‘ot Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That.genial corrective compels the organ to do-its duty. It must secrete regularly and healthfully inte perfect harmony with the laws of health. If there is coetiveness, it disappears ; if there ig side ache or back ache, it ceases; if the with superfluous bile, they recover their natural hue ; if the appetite is gone, it re turns ; if the digestion is impaired, it is re~ sterod ; in brief, whatever the symptonis of and the tek people of any town of its. size in the State, and. the inhabitants ' “ONLY $5. cutusnonta doi Lis easane . who “For the 00 Hos balldiag lots, eee fo ears, be. worth from ‘$1,000 )' under the influence of the Bitters. Their. action brings it back from a state of rebellion . ~ skin and the whites of the eyes are tinged . . NEWCOODS!: . wey PRicks tt THOS. grandad: [cicars, 0 BACCO, . PIPES, &C. . oe’ ‘he . my a OBS, AS JUST RHCKIVED a . “ot Gouda to which he tayiven. . sell Or use Tobacco. e

oral Olga vets brand: + Shai GROCERIES fi ada to this mark he bat at his dew sveres at the’ sae et _— ‘Junction Main & Commercial Sts Choice Fresh Butter, at ; THOS, SHURTLEFF'S, Wastern and California Cheese, at THOS. SHURTLEFF'’S. NNOUNCES that he Moog ust returned ib . and examine the yoous, en sa! pm io ie Cigars, Paeite Seen es ae, ; Chewing Tobacco, (a7~ THE BEST ULV AND NEW BRAN tock ‘Lawigt, Golden Bird, all Kad of Navy and other brands. Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, In bulk or in packages, Olive and etaer good brands. Splendid Meerschaum Pines, FANCY Guonps, TLAYING CARDS, &e. &e. ' All Goods sold fat reasonable oe Call Preston’s Breakfast Cocos, Everybody buys it at THOS, SHURTLEFF'3.Q Clayton’s Dressing Salad, at THOS, SHURTLEFF'S, Sea Moss Farina, for Puddings, at Cured Codfish, Atwood's Hyperion cured can be had at THOS, SHURTLEFE’S. Choice Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Sic. Se, at. THOS. SHORTLEFF'S, Fiavoring Extracts, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. — Canned Fruits, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF'S. Cracked Wheat, Oat Groats, Oat MBAL, ‘RYE ‘FLOUR, CORN MEAL, ~BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY and everything good to eat, at : THOS. SHURTLEFP. Salmon Trout and Fresh iarammnaail ries, at jis THOS. SHURTLEFP’S, ANNIVERSARY BALL! WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. TENTH ANNUAL BALL —OFr THR NEVADA CITX FIRE —ON— TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA OITY. Music farnished under the direction of MAROUS M. BLUM. a G. v. SCHMIDTBURG, A. P. DAVENPORT, 4 W. H, CRAWFORD, a Oe MATES 'W. W. CROSS, . ED. GOLDSMITH, D. ALLEN: Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. TICKETS, including Supper, $3 00. _ ee . By order oh Novada Fie Depainen . W. BR. COE, M. M. BLUM, dete, ie. mone Sarah mm % RE ta Pi scans Oaeae “y + eheFinest Candies, niediccies. DEPARTMENT, . ing. Wednesday Evening, Feb, 22nd. ~HAly DRESSING . SALOON. PMiALIY BPW CAceooee.. Proprietor. BROAD STREBT, NEVADA CITY, . Sharm’ PEN SOS Se edeees 26 Bathe Hut or Oeld...5:26-Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ean Treta Exrracrep. Leeches applied for % ecnts, Cupping 25,cents. ~ THEATAS CANDY STAND = a JOHN —— Proprieter. URING the COSMOPOLITAN BXHIBITION AND DRAWING us PRIZES, the stand will be supplied with ¥Fraits, &c. Which will be sold in quantities to suit. Visitors to the Fair ie an — are invited te call and tr; thing ey pets 49 "cheap. i nishietiaper SaNNin, Pruprietor. Nevada, Des’ sah Jo. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. Mm. lL & D. MARSH, Prop’ra, fig: undersigned would respectfully inform the public pnat they have On hand at their Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER “70 BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY, -—It consists ofDreseed Flooring and Siding,}. Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles; Fencing Posts, &c. &¢. All orders leit at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER fk on iota or at the Mill, will be promptly att to, pis aera 4 M. L. & D. MARSH. : Nevada, May 84, 1870. Nevada Library Association. ANNUAL MEETING. OTICE is hereby giver iven that.the Anoual Meetirg of the Nevada Library Aesuciaon, for the Klection of Ufficers, will be held atthe LIBRAKY KOUAS, on Saturday Evening, January 28th, At 72g o'clock, All pereons having Booke are requested to returu them i iately, sed neneat) ta issued from the 2ist fase antilatter the MeetAll Members in arrears are requested to settle with the Librarian. By order of the Board of Trustees. M. i Lain President. RB. W. Drummonp, Secretary Nevada, Jan, 71, 1871. _ Dissolution of Copasinership\HE co-partners np cate a he Po NATHAN and 8S, NUVI'SKY, under the firm namie of NATHAN & NOY: TsKY is this day diseotvedby limitaa ae All parties indented to the late firm are aeated to sertic immediately with OC. NAaa AN who will carry on the business at the old stand, on Commercial street, CG, NATHAN 8. NOVITSKY. Jan. 34, 1871. Wanted. COMPETENT, PERSON wishes a situation as Housékeeperin a Hotel or Pri. we Zonlly. ‘rhe heat Of of rekerences given.— ui cmns heretofore existing N . Call Nevada, Jan. 9th. : if PAYS TO VISIT MRS. MILLS’ STORE, [On Broad Street, Nevada. M's ‘M'LLS has just returned. from. San Francisco with the HANDSOMEST DOLLS, TOYS, FANCY BOXES, filed with Candies, Oranges, &¢, non the Holidays! city. ‘Ever ing P. ce for the Holidays wili find eat reren r Ww PsY¥8 TO CALL.” . . ‘The Finest assortment of Ladies’. na Chile lamer Shoes, just received. Also « splendid . fe! argh 5 a a $5 wie vail av “t Seger sha aT THE _ CHEAPEST PLAGE E! & pao tA: GOLDSMITE, pa VEG Gob E athe Ea MENSRLY Low.1. . 2 The new-etock consists in part of 4 Dress , j SILKS, PC PLINS, EMPRESS, FOULARDS POPLIN PLAIDS, and a great in of other Dress Goods,. On Account of a Great Decline oc. all Domestic Goods:-he will sell t2Sheetings, Muslins, Flannels, Canton Flannels, &e, At Greatly Reduced Rates! : S-ply and Brussels Carpet, Une = . LATEST PATTERNS, ("AUGUSTA CLOTH AnD ASTRACAN CLOAKS, .pian inp ithi cn ie . waies’ Bate.” HOSIERY AND TRIMMINGS. A new style of Shawls, the very latest-the BENGAL SHAWL. ‘THE NEW. STYLE OF Water Proofs Olethsin6different colors,~* Alsd, a Hime Selection of Goods for the Holidays! All there and thousands of other articles will be sold at LOW RATES, You will save Money by buying. your Goods of GOLDSMITH. NEW ART r GALLERY. . the New aud Spacionsa Gallery of BEARDEN & JOHNSON, surpassed;by any on the Persons wishing Picensee-egn have an \ le, any State, : Sy ama in any ate, Yau thumy and 4OLD PIUTURBS copied and enlarged colored in Vil; Water colurs 1 the best Artist the Stave affords, main a by moti Hovins open from 8 A. M,,to5P, M, BEARDEN. & JOHNSON: Sov: Dec, 16th, ‘Freeman’s Broom Factory Middle Yuba Crossing, THOMAS FREEMAN, + Proprietor. ANE ON HAND the finest goly of BROOMS made in the State. erchants of Nevada County supplied upon arder, Address THUMA: vot Nevada Coun DRUCCISTS, © SH No. 48, Broad Street,fNevade city IN 2 Of All Kinds. ~~ hL80—ACIDS. ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS Nevida, Nov, 5th, 1870; Sete ~ JOHN HURST & CO. ‘ Haws purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business, customoe of both will be hereafter furnished from NEW YORK BAKERY, Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds Cakes, Pastry, &e. always on hand, The Wagon will supply families wity om frerh a the oven every morning. . Ve db w i. JOBK HURST & CO. than ts i didi elven gua tae tities Gis Wevade, Jen. 12tb, 1871. Fa gh allow ge gy Baees @ bu rs of fora ren in: uary,A. D. oWeTL, for & rel on “On sire ear on and o* % Heiner ad 18 IN) INVITED TO VIMITon Broad Street, opp. Stumpf’sa Hotel; u And see their specimens of Art, that are n t ie! t, are not vinwa of every description made at short . AN, North San Juan decl8 Family Dies, Toilet Articles, fe. OILS, VARNISHES KEROSENE, &c, ar NEW YORK BAKERY. N ne “wercx Ie 1S. EO ma . _farMandsome. Velvet. Trimmed.. FAMILY MEDICINES, . paca & FAIRCHILD piles