January 22, 1870 (4 pages)

~~ not to testify, and was asseds6d $100 to DEFEATING JusTice.—A recent Chi. nese;ease in this city, servés to show how fatile it is for our Courts to at‘tempt togetatthetruth. A Chinaman was assaulted and badly cut in the head, and made a complaint, charging another meinber of the same company withthe assault. Before the trial came . on the company held an investigation, fhe blacksmith shop of James Ne . S Anode Thatta about two o'clock, Rig oe vat ley Union, @ bight light was seen ig Boston Ravine., It was detente some felléw had entered the shop and had made a bonfire: therein of Mr. Nevin’s books. ‘The! booky were spoiled, and @ new wagon body was thuch dain: aged. It is fortunate that the fire was discovered go soon, as the shop is so located, that several buildings would have Caught from it;-had the flames once broken ont. sone oe fe be sie, ambi > . te mae Ss Be ae ee é bey . re a AMERICAN ORCANS!. — wes 4 ol Caeemealigee STA Ses we tit SE og MEE gh = oe gigs Look Out For ‘No: 1 “YoU CANT GET OVER BANCROFT PACIFIC GUIDE. Railway, Stage so and Steamers ! Th THE AACIFIO.APATEGE te _ Contains fall Time Tables of the Central & pay the-expenses— of -the—defendant. When the trial came 6n, although the fendant committed the assault, they refused to identify litm, giving tocar siders a8 wn excuse, that if they did “they would be eut to pieces” by their countrymen: In almost every trial A Case. or Destirution.—The G. V, France, lives near Grass Valley, and -has-dependent.on-him-a-wife -and—two small children.He-is-sick and unable To udd to his misfortunes, his’ house was roébbed.a few days-ago of all the at 8 o'clock, eby extended’ ‘e Department. NFL ony UM, LIGER’s Potter's. DAY, "MAY 18th, which will be thy country and will. Customers. He d as many hew nd guarantees to oe KSTORE omen PATTISON. ATTISON, Crawford, .-— ‘Nevada City. GELY TO THE all keep comatearit & > g. BLANKS, GOLD SALS: and Mac. ortment of STA NCY ARTICLES. m Union Tel\USTIN W. LEeTER , & CO, Case Goods, ts, &e. &C. &e yle distance Free ii eememnmmmnt NGE HOTEL [ADA .CIFY. Letter and” ve -—‘witations of the ¥oung Men’s Sociaj " ment of all who attend the next one. series of Almanacs, which are to be _ amount of interesting matter for the these companies interfere to defeat the ends of justice, and they are not slow to use money with white men to ac complish their ends. The power of the-€ companies over their members is lute. gio nie Tae N&vapa Quartz Mink.—Michael Reese has acquired absolute title to the Nevadw Quartz Mine, the Sheriff's deed to him having been filed with the Recorder yesterday. This is What was formerly known as the Soggs’ mine, . and is located on Deer Creek a short distance from the city. If Mr. Reese, who has abundance of capital, wil! erect hoisting works and go below the . . level of the creek on this ledge-he. will be able to get his money back soon and, besides, liave a good paying mine. The trouble with the old comparly jas that they tried to work without opening the mine, and after the rock in-the-upper level-was-all worked out. Tae Socrat Cius PArty.—The in Club, for the first party of the season, have been “issued for a party on the 27th inst. The best music has been engaged, and every party yet given by the Clab is a guarantee for the enjoyThose who have received invitations at Wells, Fargo & Co’s. office, W. W. -Gross-and J, Karl Brown. 3 Pustic LepagR ALMANAC.—We have received a copy of the first of ‘a published annually by Geo, W. Childs of the Public Ledger, Philadelphia, for gratuitous circulation among the 72,000 subscribers to his paper. It isa valuable almanac. THE RAIN Fatu.—Tho South Yuba Canal Co’s. rain guage, for the fortyeight liours, ending yesterday morning at 9 o’clock, shows a rain fall of 1.38 inches._The amount of water thus far for January has been less than last year. THE Masonic Minxor.—This magazine for January, containing a large fraternity, has been received. -It is neatly printed, and one of ‘the best periodicals of the kind in the country. THANKS.~We are indebted to Spencer & Pattison for late Eastern papers and pictorials, received by yesterday’s overland mail. They are always supplied with the latest reading matter. LIBRARY MEETING.—A meeting of she Library: Association will be held at the rooms of the Young Men’s Christian Association, this evening, to perfect the re-organization and transact other business. All members should be present. ‘DisTuRBING THE Pracn.— Yesterday before Justicé Caldwell for disturbing the peace and quiet of the city, One of them undertook to raise a cry in token of his sorrow, but it would not do. They were fine $10 each, which they a CONGREGATIONAL Senvice.—There will be services at the Congregational Church to-morrow morning at the usual J +not only an affiction itself, but an mnviTaTION. RESTAURANT !. and from his hennery was taken all of his chickens, The case was made known to the citizens of Grass VaHey, and a subscription was taken up for the relief of the suffering tamily. ~~ Goop.—The National says: The par. ties who are engaged in collecting money for the widow of John McCormick , accidentally —killed—at Allison Ranch mine, several weeks ago, inform us that they have $1,125 subscribed to the fund, and have collected over $1,000. We have a liberalcommunity, although money is very hard to command at present’PREACHING SuNDay.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at i} o’clock, P. mM. Rev. J. W. Stump, Pastor, day, at 114. mM. and 7 p.m. Sabbath School at the close of the morning ser-= vice, . Rev. J.-A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at-11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. & Géneral Debility is Nature's Appeal for Help. Thousands of persons, without any specific tade. The unthinking are apt-to confound this species of inertion, with laziness; whereas it usually arises froma-want of )Union says: Antoine Ptter,a native of }»— to do anything to procure a subsistence.{ Winter's provisions which it contained . Preaching at the Baptist Church toailment, are the victims of Janguor and lasai. AGENT, ee ees No{228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO, iene TIE LS and ocean-Routes onthe Coast. = CLOTHINC, The Most Perfect and beantiful MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD! _ For the American Home Cirele ! The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! [And refines and elevates the minds of all.e Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AMERICAN ORGANS ! A Tutt teat New York State Agricattural the who.e catalogue exhibited there by the most celebrated makers. Be Sea me With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN. Family Circle, and with our patent improve: ments, is adapted to all kinds of music, more . ergy, fer which the subjects of it are-no more responsible than the near sighted dre for their defective vision. Such persons, although . yalids, and as much in need of medical aid, asifthey were termented with the pangs of acute disease. They require a TONIO and aLTERATIVE, that will rouse and¢egulate their torpid ‘organizations. In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS produce an immediate aid moat favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, who feels as if he were but halfalive ; who shuns company, and has no relish either for business or pleasure. is METAMORPHOSED, BY A BRIEF COURSE OF THIS MOST POTENT VEGETABLE INVIGORANT, INTO QUITE A DIFFERENT BEING, The chanve effected by the BITTERS, in his bodily and and mental condition, is a surprise to himself and to his friends. He mopes no longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is re-awakened, and he feels I'ke a new man. Remembering that debility is TO DISEasB, no time shouid be loet in recruiting the broken down system with this choicest and most potent of all ronics AND NERVINES. wa em cae — a a NG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB. THE FIRST PARTY OF éh THE SEASON! di a Temperance Hall ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN, 27th. YOU A. M. ALLEN, C, E, MULLOY, A. BR. LORD. W., F. EVENS, J. B. BROWN, W. W.CROSS By order of the Club. a J. EARL BROWN, Secretary. Nevada, Jan. 11th, J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. The Restaurant is = furnished with the bs a seta for the organization of Donner county. especially to sacred music, with its sustained tenes and harmonies, co-mueh—desiredand] sought for in American homes, en} he A ORGANS are superior to all other Instruments of the kind in many _important particulars. Serr they maybe free fron pala, ate as truly in. “qa Send for Circulars. factory or the money returned: WEBER'S PIANOS, and HALLET & CUMSTON’S PIANOS. greaterfullness and Pipe tone, volume andpower, They are superior in expression, quickness ef action, andelasticity of touch, rendering them pertect in rapid movements, ‘ p They are superior in quality and peey of tone and whén controlled by the DOUBLE BELLUWS and BLOW PEDALS. Knee Swell &c. the most-charming effects can be produced from the softest whisper of the Aolian Harp to the full volume and power of the Churcn Organ, thus enabling. the ‘performer to give expressions not to be found in any other instrument, The American Organs are by far the most beautifal in exterior finish, iorming a handsome piece of Furniture tor the Parlor or Sitting Koom and occupying but little epace, The Rosewood Cases are Varnished and Polished in the highest'style‘of the art. The Oak and Walnut Cases are finished in Oil. For Charches, Lecture Rooms, , &c. the American Organ is especially adapted for ite beauty of style, ite excellence, its variety, volume and stuength of tone, THE AMERICAN ORGANS aes “ “ by rom than Snesmntied of e best Organists of the country superior to any other yet proauced, and have received "The First Premium wherever exhibited. Every Instrument warrantedito prove satis90" All orders should be addressed te EDWARD F, PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS,. SAN FRANCISCO. ne ere e+ phrasing yee Say ALL HOURS. r. at Rochester, Septembor, 1964, over . * . THE LEAST MONEY! as an instrument long desired in the . THEY are superior to all others in their 4 and perfect and complete in every particular. . ARE SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO0’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no« tice, compare items, examine stock, —AaND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THESMOST i) > AND BEST —FrOR— —— Now ON{HAND, and CONSTANTLY RELCEIVING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MEN'S AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. —AaND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. —— > v [r-Men’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, Ed ee" Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. $<" No trouble to show our. Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we terwards. &@ Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. . SHOES, . Gentlominis Furnishing Goods, . are SURE of your custom af-. ' ists Guide to Yosemite; Tahoe; Big Trees, the “7 }Geisers and oilier Roted resorts, Hotel Di-_ their progress. Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Posiage, etc, ~ ‘Special avtention is called to the Guide as an @@vertising medium. laving a large monthly circulation in ail the Pacific . Staves aud ‘Lerrit : perior inducements to advertisers. For terms, ‘ i. H. Bancroft & Co, SOMETHING WEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! ‘No, 9 Commercial street, W. & McROBERTS & Co. KC SEP constantly on hand a New and Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, _ Which are offercd for sale at the lowest Miners" Ip particularly aie eeneaand Goods whigh has bem selection Sith sees of Javaand Mocha COFFKES, Gran FULTS, of all Kings, FLOUR MIVED ros aD aiid GRAIN, FOLATORS,” ONIONS, 297 Everything in our line will be sold’ a verything 2 pete he mos Sa _ W, 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th,” . PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASssoO THE BJECT.—THE CROTHING — . vtgoimeaianme tua corm ie . DID SUITS © : . BEVER, . asleding ‘ CASSIMERE 80 poor Bt . eet pet ab 5 OVERCOATS, by li draft or by express in gold or silver And in fact EVERYTHING . ie secretary ortho Poca ttdressed to ASSUUIA'TIUN, sontheast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohuse™ ah Orricuts.—ben} H. Kreeman, President; Geo. H. Kussell, Vice Piesident; John i. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A, Pritchard, ‘i'reasurer, : BEFERENCES : Hon. HEMRY wUssiON, President Farmers and ics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, san Francisco, Hon a. Jd. GUMNISON, Attorney at Law, H. J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco, Fie ec ¥, WILLIAMS, Eeq., Real Estate, JUHN VU, HANSCOM, Eeq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. JUHN H., vo BRLEN, Esq., O'Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. i : Hon, J, P, JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, PREMIUM . PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 177 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, &, AJl kinds of work done in Indian Di J Ttalian & Vermont Mar dle. Sculpture and Urnamentai work aone in superior style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, where ble line. ail:3m PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E. ¥. SPENCE, The Apoth Business, in ite various cial 3 ts. Nevada. 625 dcpartments, will be conducted as. naualat the old stand, No. 43, Broad street, ‘and al Rattway, Stage Wye and Stéainer—in ana Also, Mapes ofthe principal jines. Tour. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 1t offers suni4 Nevada city. _ A. AITKEN, ISRAEL LUOg.AITKEN & CO., can be seen désigns of everything in the Mar; Druggists and Apothecaries, .

~~ not to testify, and was asseds6d $100 to DEFEATING JusTice.—A recent Chi. nese;ease in this city, servés to show how fatile it is for our Courts to at‘tempt togetatthetruth. A Chinaman was assaulted and badly cut in the head, and made a complaint, charging another meinber of the same company withthe assault. Before the trial came . on the company held an investigation, fhe blacksmith shop of James Ne . S Anode Thatta about two o'clock, Rig oe vat ley Union, @ bight light was seen ig Boston Ravine., It was detente some felléw had entered the shop and had made a bonfire: therein of Mr. Nevin’s books. ‘The! booky were spoiled, and @ new wagon body was thuch dain: aged. It is fortunate that the fire was discovered go soon, as the shop is so located, that several buildings would have Caught from it;-had the flames once broken ont. sone oe fe be sie, ambi > . te mae Ss Be ae ee é bey . re a AMERICAN ORCANS!. — wes 4 ol Caeemealigee STA Ses we tit SE og MEE gh = oe gigs Look Out For ‘No: 1 “YoU CANT GET OVER BANCROFT PACIFIC GUIDE. Railway, Stage so and Steamers ! Th THE AACIFIO.APATEGE te _ Contains fall Time Tables of the Central & pay the-expenses— of -the—defendant. When the trial came 6n, although the fendant committed the assault, they refused to identify litm, giving tocar siders a8 wn excuse, that if they did “they would be eut to pieces” by their countrymen: In almost every trial A Case. or Destirution.—The G. V, France, lives near Grass Valley, and -has-dependent.on-him-a-wife -and—two small children.He-is-sick and unable To udd to his misfortunes, his’ house was roébbed.a few days-ago of all the at 8 o'clock, eby extended’ ‘e Department. NFL ony UM, LIGER’s Potter's. DAY, "MAY 18th, which will be thy country and will. Customers. He d as many hew nd guarantees to oe KSTORE omen PATTISON. ATTISON, Crawford, .-— ‘Nevada City. GELY TO THE all keep comatearit & > g. BLANKS, GOLD SALS: and Mac. ortment of STA NCY ARTICLES. m Union Tel\USTIN W. LEeTER , & CO, Case Goods, ts, &e. &C. &e yle distance Free ii eememnmmmnt NGE HOTEL [ADA .CIFY. Letter and” ve -—‘witations of the ¥oung Men’s Sociaj " ment of all who attend the next one. series of Almanacs, which are to be _ amount of interesting matter for the these companies interfere to defeat the ends of justice, and they are not slow to use money with white men to ac complish their ends. The power of the-€ companies over their members is lute. gio nie Tae N&vapa Quartz Mink.—Michael Reese has acquired absolute title to the Nevadw Quartz Mine, the Sheriff's deed to him having been filed with the Recorder yesterday. This is What was formerly known as the Soggs’ mine, . and is located on Deer Creek a short distance from the city. If Mr. Reese, who has abundance of capital, wil! erect hoisting works and go below the . . level of the creek on this ledge-he. will be able to get his money back soon and, besides, liave a good paying mine. The trouble with the old comparly jas that they tried to work without opening the mine, and after the rock in-the-upper level-was-all worked out. Tae Socrat Cius PArty.—The in Club, for the first party of the season, have been “issued for a party on the 27th inst. The best music has been engaged, and every party yet given by the Clab is a guarantee for the enjoyThose who have received invitations at Wells, Fargo & Co’s. office, W. W. -Gross-and J, Karl Brown. 3 Pustic LepagR ALMANAC.—We have received a copy of the first of ‘a published annually by Geo, W. Childs of the Public Ledger, Philadelphia, for gratuitous circulation among the 72,000 subscribers to his paper. It isa valuable almanac. THE RAIN Fatu.—Tho South Yuba Canal Co’s. rain guage, for the fortyeight liours, ending yesterday morning at 9 o’clock, shows a rain fall of 1.38 inches.._The amount of water thus far for January has been less than last year. THE Masonic Minxor.—This magazine for January, containing a large fraternity, has been received. -It is neatly printed, and one of ‘the best periodicals of the kind in the country. THANKS.~We are indebted to Spencer & Pattison for late Eastern papers and pictorials, received by yesterday’s overland mail. They are always supplied with the latest reading matter. LIBRARY MEETING.—A meeting of she Library: Association will be held at the rooms of the Young Men’s Christian Association, this evening, to perfect the re-organization and transact other business. All members should be present. ‘DisTuRBING THE Pracn.— Yesterday before Justicé Caldwell for disturbing the peace and quiet of the city, One of them undertook to raise a cry in token of his sorrow, but it would not do. They were fine $10 each, which they a CONGREGATIONAL Senvice.—There will be services at the Congregational Church to-morrow morning at the usual J +not only an affiction itself, but an mnviTaTION. RESTAURANT !. and from his hennery was taken all of his chickens, The case was made known to the citizens of Grass VaHey, and a subscription was taken up for the relief of the suffering tamily. ~~ Goop.—The National says: The par. ties who are engaged in collecting money for the widow of John McCormick , accidentally —killed—at Allison Ranch mine, several weeks ago, inform us that they have $1,125 subscribed to the fund, and have collected over $1,000. We have a liberalcommunity, although money is very hard to command at present’PREACHING SuNDay.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at i} o’clock, P. mM. Rev. J. W. Stump, Pastor, day, at 114. mM. and 7 p.m. Sabbath School at the close of the morning ser-= vice, . Rev. J.-A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at-11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. & Géneral Debility is Nature's Appeal for Help. Thousands of persons, without any specific tade. The unthinking are apt-to confound this species of inertion, with laziness; whereas it usually arises froma-want of )Union says: Antoine Ptter,a native of }»— to do anything to procure a subsistence.{ Winter's provisions which it contained . Preaching at the Baptist Church toailment, are the victims of Janguor and lasai. AGENT, ee ees No{228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO, iene TIE LS and ocean-Routes onthe Coast. = CLOTHINC, The Most Perfect and beantiful MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD! _ For the American Home Cirele ! The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! [And refines and elevates the minds of all.e Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AMERICAN ORGANS ! A Tutt teat New York State Agricattural

the who.e catalogue exhibited there by the most celebrated makers. Be Sea me With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN. Family Circle, and with our patent improve: ments, is adapted to all kinds of music, more . ergy, fer which the subjects of it are-no more responsible than the near sighted dre for their defective vision. Such persons, although . yalids, and as much in need of medical aid, asifthey were termented with the pangs of acute disease. They require a TONIO and aLTERATIVE, that will rouse and¢egulate their torpid ‘organizations. In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS produce an immediate aid moat favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, who feels as if he were but halfalive ; who shuns company, and has no relish either for business or pleasure. is METAMORPHOSED, BY A BRIEF COURSE OF THIS MOST POTENT VEGETABLE INVIGORANT, INTO QUITE A DIFFERENT BEING, The chanve effected by the BITTERS, in his bodily and and mental condition, is a surprise to himself and to his friends. He mopes no longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is re-awakened, and he feels I'ke a new man. Remembering that debility is TO DISEasB, no time shouid be loet in recruiting the broken down system with this choicest and most potent of all ronics AND NERVINES. wa em cae — a a NG MEN’S SOCIAL CLUB. THE FIRST PARTY OF éh THE SEASON! di a Temperance Hall ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN, 27th. YOU A. M. ALLEN, C, E, MULLOY, A. BR. LORD. W., F. EVENS, J. B. BROWN, W. W.CROSS By order of the Club. a J. EARL BROWN, Secretary. Nevada, Jan. 11th, J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. The Restaurant is = furnished with the bs a seta for the organization of Donner county. especially to sacred music, with its sustained tenes and harmonies, co-mueh—desiredand] sought for in American homes, en} he A ORGANS are superior to all other Instruments of the kind in many _important particulars. Serr they maybe free fron pala, ate as truly in. “qa Send for Circulars. factory or the money returned: WEBER'S PIANOS, and HALLET & CUMSTON’S PIANOS. greaterfullness and Pipe tone, volume andpower, They are superior in expression, quickness ef action, andelasticity of touch, rendering them pertect in rapid movements, ‘ p They are superior in quality and peey of tone and whén controlled by the DOUBLE BELLUWS and BLOW PEDALS. Knee Swell &c. the most-charming effects can be produced from the softest whisper of the Aolian Harp to the full volume and power of the Churcn Organ, thus enabling. the ‘performer to give expressions not to be found in any other instrument, The American Organs are by far the most beautifal in exterior finish, iorming a handsome piece of Furniture tor the Parlor or Sitting Koom and occupying but little epace, The Rosewood Cases are Varnished and Polished in the highest'style‘of the art. The Oak and Walnut Cases are finished in Oil. For Charches, Lecture Rooms, , &c. the American Organ is especially adapted for ite beauty of style, ite excellence, its variety, volume and stuength of tone, THE AMERICAN ORGANS aes “ “ by rom than Snesmntied of e best Organists of the country superior to any other yet proauced, and have received "The First Premium wherever exhibited. Every Instrument warrantedito prove satis90" All orders should be addressed te EDWARD F, PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS,. SAN FRANCISCO. ne ere e+ phrasing yee Say ALL HOURS. r. at Rochester, Septembor, 1964, over . * . THE LEAST MONEY! as an instrument long desired in the . THEY are superior to all others in their 4 and perfect and complete in every particular. . ARE SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO0’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no« tice, compare items, examine stock, —AaND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THESMOST i) > AND BEST —FrOR— —— Now ON{HAND, and CONSTANTLY RELCEIVING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MEN'S AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. —AaND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. —— > v [r-Men’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS, Ed ee" Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. $<" No trouble to show our. Goods, anda pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we terwards. &@ Do not forget the place ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. . SHOES, . Gentlominis Furnishing Goods, . are SURE of your custom af-. ' ists Guide to Yosemite; Tahoe; Big Trees, the “7 }Geisers and oilier Roted resorts, Hotel Di-_ their progress. Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Posiage, etc, ~ ‘Special avtention is called to the Guide as an @@vertising medium. laving a large monthly circulation in ail the Pacific . Staves aud ‘Lerrit : perior inducements to advertisers. For terms, ‘ i. H. Bancroft & Co, SOMETHING WEW! NEVADA CASH STORE! ‘No, 9 Commercial street, W. & McROBERTS & Co. KC SEP constantly on hand a New and Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, _ Which are offercd for sale at the lowest Miners" Ip particularly aie eeneaand Goods whigh has bem selection Sith sees of Javaand Mocha COFFKES, Gran FULTS, of all Kings, FLOUR MIVED ros aD aiid GRAIN, FOLATORS,” ONIONS, 297 Everything in our line will be sold’ a verything 2 pete he mos Sa _ W, 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th,” . PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASssoO THE BJECT.—THE CROTHING — . vtgoimeaianme tua corm ie . DID SUITS © : . BEVER, . asleding ‘ CASSIMERE 80 poor Bt . eet pet ab 5 OVERCOATS, by li draft or by express in gold or silver And in fact EVERYTHING . ie secretary ortho Poca ttdressed to ASSUUIA'TIUN, sontheast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohuse™ ah Orricuts.—ben} H. Kreeman, President; Geo. H. Kussell, Vice Piesident; John i. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A, Pritchard, ‘i'reasurer, : BEFERENCES : Hon. HEMRY wUssiON, President Farmers and ics’ bank, Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, san Francisco, Hon a. Jd. GUMNISON, Attorney at Law, H. J. BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco, Fie ec ¥, WILLIAMS, Eeq., Real Estate, JUHN VU, HANSCOM, Eeq., Aitna Iron Works, San Franciso. JUHN H., vo BRLEN, Esq., O'Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. i : Hon, J, P, JUNKS, Gold Hill, Nevada. PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, PREMIUM . PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 177 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, &, AJl kinds of work done in Indian Di J Ttalian & Vermont Mar dle. Sculpture and Urnamentai work aone in superior style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, where ble line. ail:3m PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E. ¥. SPENCE, The Apoth Business, in ite various cial 3 ts. Nevada. 625 dcpartments, will be conducted as. naualat the old stand, No. 43, Broad street, ‘and al Rattway, Stage Wye and Stéainer—in ana Also, Mapes ofthe principal jines. Tour. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 1t offers suni4 Nevada city. _ A. AITKEN, ISRAEL LUOg.AITKEN & CO., can be seen désigns of everything in the Mar; Druggists and Apothecaries, .