January 31, 1865 (4 pages)

v7 ¥ ,ameaPre oad aa rr wT iti. is v= nig BR, SeRasevev Fee EN 2 any amalgam or not. —over the dam above Stiles’ mill. LOCAL MATTERS. — Stuice Ropper SuoT.—On last Sunday night the watchman of the Manzanita claims: ~ thought he observed a light : in the tuntiel. He informed the . hands employed by the company, and soon a guard was stationed at each end of the tunnel and the mouth of the shafts to prevent the escape of the robber, James Stewart and a man’ named Hart, were stationed at the lower @id of the tannel. . The thief remained in the tunnel from } 1 until 40’clock yesterday morning. Tho. parties on guard at the lower end, observed ‘his light until he reached the mouth of the funnel, when jhe stopped to extinguish it. Stewart, who’ was armed with a rifle, fired, and the man It was so dark that the . watchmen could seareely see. They. heard . ‘the ro; Togue moan, and fired six shots from a Davy: revolver, but could not tell whether . “any shot took effect. In the morning, parties traced the rogue about four hundred yards by the blood. He passed through an old tunnel, and each brace of the sluice boxes was marked with blood. From this point all trace of the robber was lost, and it is supposed that he was\helped off by an accomplicé. It is not known whether he got: The rails in the sluices: dere apparently undisturbed. The men “who were on guard were so ‘sure of their . game that they made no attempt to secure. him until morning. Whoever the robber. may “have = “been, he “probably received @ satan SO “wound which will prevent his engaging in: ~ such an énterprise again, very soon. ——Later. Steve. Venard started upon the-trail of the robber, yesterday morning, and tracked him some distance. In_ the afternoon he accomplished the object of his search by finding ‘a dead Chinamen, near Laird’s old ditch, at the-foot of Sugar Loaf. ." A-man who resides at Selby Flat, saw the — Chinaman laying. there in the morning, and enquired what ailed him. John rephed that he was “muchee sick.’ The: place where the Celestial was found was niore than half a mile from the Manzanitaclaims. He had some amalgam, and tools tor “cleaning up.” The wound that closed his thieving eareer, was in the side, just above the hip, and was undou btedly inflicted by Stewart. The Coroner held'an inquest over the _ body, last,evening. Narrow Escape.—A child, son of Mr. Sangunetti, aged. about six years, narrowly escaped drowning on last’ Sunday morning. Several little oneswere engaged in playing, some ‘forty feet above the dump of Goodman & Co.’s new flume on Gold Run, when the boy was pushed into the flume by one of his companions. At the time about 300 inches of water was running. The flume extends , The boy was carried out of the mouth of the flume and over thedam, falling a distance of fifé . teen feet. A map who is employed at Herron, Provision, Dry dia Cietatags Crockery, AND & DRUG& & MEDICINE STORE, oS AT RED ‘again oe WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL STORE. COMES 7 asin W OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Little York Township, that théy have removed to the Store formerly occupied by Bourke & Cook. ‘where they have and will keep constantly on hand oe usually fount in'a “Mountain. “VARIETY STORE.We have now on hand a large and complete stock of CASE Goops, And every article nsually kept in a first-class Grocery and Provision Establishment. “" As heretofore, we shail continue to keep well supplied with Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ernest —AND— re : toatl vd MEDICINES, “OF EVERY KIND. a en In addition to the above we have and shall always keep on hand a fine stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, ~ SHOES, HATS & CAPs. Also, a. well selected’stock of . —— . -r-We are selling the above Goods as.Cheap, if not Cheaper than any other Store in Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system.' COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. WHITNEY & CO, Forwarding Merchants. Me, NEWCADLTLE, iNeSuNS AND SACRAM ENTO. Sacramento, Jan. 21. Pwd zinger’s shoe store, being attracted 9 las a TANNERY. cries of the children, went to the foot of the dam and rescued the boy. The child passed though fifty feet’ of flume and was precipitated among the rocks, at the foot of the dam. He was very much bruised and an ugly gash was cut in the cheek, extending through te the meuth. The injuries, though severe, are not of a very serious character. Nicnots & Co.’s Leap.—The claims ‘of Nichols & Co., located on Deer Creek, about two miles from town, will soon be yielding a handsome profit to the owners.— They commenced work upon the lead about /@year and a half ago, but for several reasons it was abandoned. They sunk a shaft seventy-two feétand_liave recently taken KELSEY & BUTLER, Ww OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns that they have on hand a large stock of Sole Leather, ‘ Harness Leather, Calf Skin, And im fact all kinds of Leather, usually found in that business. The Leather from our manufactory has been in use in this ‘vicinity for some time and in every instance has ges good satisfaction. It will compare fayorably with any Leather brought into this market, We invite all in want ofanything-in tlie above line to call and see for themselves, as to price and quality of Leather. The Tannery is situated, in Nevada city. on theold Washington road, near the County. Hospital. All orders addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. KELSEY & BUTLER. ont twenty-five tons which is exceedingly rich. Water compelled them to abandon “work in the shaft. They are now ‘running @ tunnel into the hill with a view to sttiket—~ the lead at a greater depth, and to carry off the water. As soon as the latter work’ is compet these claims ‘will I yield a lange MINERs’ REN notice that the miners of this vicinity are making an effort to'get up a County Convention for the purpose of considering the interests of quartz miners. Some of those most familiar with. these matters think that laws now in force ~~“ thé county need amendment in several instances. . Papers for this call may be found at W. H. Crawford & Co.’s, and at Beckman’s saloon. Ml _. Two Men kun. We learn that pa ‘men were killed on last Saturday, neat the summit, by aland-slide. : ; loony CROCKERY WARE,. ortkbtey 5 ane f Provisiona rh! Drugs and M Medicines! M. J. ‘HYDELIFF, Ww open inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has opened a new store atthe above place where h Will always keep on hand the best of . a Groceries, oe / en nene Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Bivdiare, &e. &c, All of which willbe sold ~~ CHEAP FOR casH. My store at Rea Des wil will, as berstotere be supplied with everything in. thé above line.— Persons in want of anything m the Grocery. Dr Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their vantage to call at either of my stores’ as I gell Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. Red yon and You Bet, Dec. 6th, ‘FININCER & co., Successors to -C.H.-Meyer & Co. = WHOLESALE DEALERS IN "ler DRUGS & MEDICINES, 21 No. 1, Groceries, Provisions, . FINEBRANDIES;-WINES, . a AND_Liqaors generally, . = BRICK STORE, *76 BROAD STREET Ss AMU EL LEW it Ss, ‘ Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. . —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broaa\ and Pine Streets, Nevada. ]* now ready to supply his former patrons and the public generally with all goods in his line as heretofore at _ : San Francisco Prices ! —Thankfal-for-past patronage; —he ee L olicits : a “Bie woeonns a Ss. HAAS . & , CO., DEALERS IN Gent’s Fashionable Clothing! . FURNISHING GOODs, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c. Corner Pine & Commercial Streets & ba) Nevada, Jan. 28th. “DR. ROSENBAUM’S . CELEBRATED STOMAC MH B ITTERS. ee TPYEEIS excellent, Medicine alwaya relieves and generally effectually cures the following diseases : DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE, 4 MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, LAM GUOR, y BOWEL COMPLAINT; &e., &e: wry them sAcet them on_your Constitution and you will be fully satistied withthe result. ROSENBAUM’S BITTERS Are no QUACK MEDICINE but the scientifie and efficacions compound of a ee arena Physician 7who has made the study of M sion. They are exceeding popular and themore they are known the better they-are liked. They} are very valatable and are composed of Roots and Herbs which posses the power of curing diseases without injuring the Constitution. For sale by all Druggists Liquor Dealers, or. by N. B. JACOBS & CO. . sepi4 423 Front: street, San Francisco. Miner’s F. Stumpf, ProprietorThe above Hotel is now eompleted : and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodging. This House has now the best French cook In the State, The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department contains everything to maka travelers comfortable Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. The Baris always supplied with Wines, Liquors and Cigars. : Ynglish, Freneh und German spoken at this House. -Central Pacific Railroad, Winter Arrangemént, Nevada; Jan.19th, J £. Boot and Shoemaker. (iB. LUTZ, . Be by mente gives notice to the public that he it is prepared to make to ordet Any kind of Boot or Shoe, and in every case satisfaction guarantecd. REPAIRING.—Particularly attention will be paid to repairing Boots and Shoes. All work’ done at the shortest notice at the very lowest-rates,._My shop-is_on BROAD STREET, one door from Miss Coffee’s Millinery store. Nevada,Jan. 24th. cans sate ‘Joseph Kutz, Atterney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Kidd & Knox pending, corner of road and Pine streets. 28 GEO. E WT THINGTON, $ JOUSE PAINTING pi promptly attended te.— LI always be Et hand ee ht the of Way apet + Ourtais Foot Broad streét, Nev ada ~* ieee Bs z Sign and Ornamental Painter. . JAUNDICE, eine his profesHotel and. Restaurant. Grocery and Provision. HOUSE. E, the undersigned sod ‘having formed a partnership, will continue the. ~~ Cc ROCERY, P ROVISION —AND— LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. “No. 52 Broad Street, ae ta the Kidd & ack: Block, Where we will be happy to see all friends of the *-OLbD Hovuss,’”. The usiness will hereafter . be conducted upon a CASH BASIS ! And having experienced the fact that ‘‘short accounts make long friends’? we wlll hence. forward limit the extent and term of our credit business, to éur old regular ying trade, at the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required, Promises “will not a “Grub” in the San Francisco market, ahd eannotuse them. Our stock in trade will Pi sist'as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to the trade at figures affording a fair living profit ‘. anda As full guarantee given in all cases. to the Quality and Quantity of Goods purchased—that they shall prove in every respect as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the . In th TRADE. from Retail Departurcnt, é selection of Goods for our FAMILY. Asupply ofthe chojcest selection Butter Market, the As well as Of all other Goods that furnish the Will be found constantly on hand.and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Francisco with J. R. WHITNEY, and our old partner, “‘T. KELLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of this vicmity will enable us to compete “with any house in the wmointains. ~ town To dealers ln the neighboring swe will offer snperior inducements for “CASH.” Always ou hand WENES & ‘LIQUORS, in Cases and on Draught. Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. Havin; POW the Agency for the best Eastern ER, we wil! be able to fill orders to an extent at Lowest Market Rates. Goede delivered. a reasonabie distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE and with care and senpaten. Nevada, Jan. £, 1865. ‘Al ofA. their ‘LEAVITT & HAMILTON. ji7 1 persons indebted tothe lets firm . Hanson. fia. ARE requested to settle yp accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton, = W. Cc. STI LES, South End of the onspunnios _—” weve. CITY, CAT, Pn ’ ANUFACTURER OF DEALER TN ALL kinds id FURNITURE : spor AS Bureaus, Bedsteads, t co? -Washstands, ® Bookcases, ‘ _. Tables, Ne at erase ee are ALSO> Doors,” . Windows, » Sash, . A , Siding, : Mouldings, ~ And Building Lumber Seay tt _.Planing aid Tarsing Done to Order. ete . Every article furnished Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere this side of San Francisco. ee sod UNDERTAKING At the shortest notice and at reasonable tates. QUARTZ CRUSHING. . ‘There fs attached to my Ystablishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, And operated by a skilful Mettallurist. Cua?" tom Crushing done on favorable terms. jaals > NEW SALOON. JOHN HAHN, . inform.the public that he. has open: . . eda Saloon under Lecocq’s Restaurant, on Pine Street, aa he will always keep on band ‘the YO#: “P best quality “of Wines, Ales,. Liquors, Lager And clase: . the I yon eon John Hahn. Beer. Cigars, in fatt everything usually found in a first Saloon. a good drink be sure and cail at jan¢ NEW CIDER: NEW CIDER WM. ©. RANDOLPH, . DEALER In WATCHES, . DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, _— A. CHAPMAN, OULD inform the people ef Nev they can purchase any quantity, fr a that one pint to twenty gallons, of COOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street, Second door from G. EK. Turner’s. Also on hand ail kinds of Fruit. Nevada. ‘Nov. 19th: Nevada Iron and. Brass Foundry N AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 2d, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Leave Sacramento for Newcastle at 6:30 A. M. ip. M’*,and 4 P.M; Leave Neweastle for Sacramento at 6:30 A. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and4P.M. The 6:30 A. M. 4p train connects at the junction with the cars'of the California Central Rail road, for Lincoin and Mary ig and all points north ; and at Neweas the stages of the California. Stage Company for GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, AND VIA DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY. s sth? S20 A Shy down teins will connett at the junction wit! ‘al RailCentr: d for Lincoln a Marysville, and the 10:30 A, 2. down train will comnect with the cars-for Foleom. ee cat On Sunday one ce only. will be run, leav ni icamebin at 6.30 AM., ea Neweastle at 10.1 Ae Me CR eg Supe perintendent C. Pb. Kh. R. Co. Secraméento, November 1ith. “Ay Cy. NILES, Attorney and Connselor at Law, repai att of every description, machinery constructed, fit! AND MACHINE SHOP. STTAM. ENGINES and Boilers Sast ‘machi= 7 uartz up or red. Every kinds of building castings, saw, . crist, malt and bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. rates Orders filled promptly, and at as low as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Fraucisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom FAMILY CROCERIES. W FA siore A. BAHUE, ‘ OULD inform the le of Nevaila city that he has just recelved a a large and Fresh stock of Choice MILY GROCERIES ulated ree of hing usually found in a well re thie! kind. All goods selene charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commoretal Street. menor: 29th, ict, ov A. SARGENT,” Attorney, and Counselor at Law. . Erotic alaing. comer of] CO) *aroad and Kidd's fata » corner of streets. N —AN D— v FANCY GOoDs, Musonic Building—Corner of Pine & Com2 mercial Streéts, Nevada City. » Nevada, Jan. 19th. ‘Saddlery and Harness ‘Shop. Ww. c: “JEr ENKI N s Woe respectfully inform the éitizens of t Nevada that he has purchased the atock rade of E. P. on alg and a 20nstantly on hand at the Shop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, : ‘Harnesses, Saddles, begets Spurs, ~ of this kind. Harness Repairing and Trimming Done at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Deb, 22th. BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, Nevada Gold Quartz Mining Company. Location of Works, Nevada Township, Nevada seta: Oo California. . NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. LL Certificates of ¢ Stock in this Com MUST KBE RETURNED FOR ze issue to San Francisco *o Captain D. Van Pelt. By order of the sneer, ‘DAVID VAN PELT \ Preston Nevada, January 1 17th. i Chronometer and Watch Maker, :

v7 ¥ ,ameaPre oad aa rr wT iti. is v= nig BR, SeRasevev Fee EN 2 any amalgam or not. —over the dam above Stiles’ mill. LOCAL MATTERS. — Stuice Ropper SuoT.—On last Sunday night the watchman of the Manzanita claims: ~ thought he observed a light : in the tuntiel. He informed the . hands employed by the company, and soon a guard was stationed at each end of the tunnel and the mouth of the shafts to prevent the escape of the robber, James Stewart and a man’ named Hart, were stationed at the lower @id of the tannel. . The thief remained in the tunnel from } 1 until 40’clock yesterday morning. Tho. parties on guard at the lower end, observed ‘his light until he reached the mouth of the funnel, when jhe stopped to extinguish it. Stewart, who’ was armed with a rifle, fired, and the man It was so dark that the . watchmen could seareely see. They. heard . ‘the ro; Togue moan, and fired six shots from a Davy: revolver, but could not tell whether . “any shot took effect. In the morning, parties traced the rogue about four hundred yards by the blood.. He passed through an old tunnel, and each brace of the sluice boxes was marked with blood. From this point all trace of the robber was lost, and it is supposed that he was\helped off by an accomplicé. It is not known whether he got: The rails in the sluices: dere apparently undisturbed. The men “who were on guard were so ‘sure of their . game that they made no attempt to secure. him until morning. Whoever the robber. may “have = “been, he “probably received @ satan SO “wound which will prevent his engaging in: ~ such an énterprise again, very soon. ——Later. Steve. Venard started upon the-trail of the robber, yesterday morning, and tracked him some distance. In_ the afternoon he accomplished the object of his search by finding ‘a dead Chinamen, near Laird’s old ditch, at the-foot of Sugar Loaf. ." A-man who resides at Selby Flat, saw the — Chinaman laying. there in the morning, and enquired what ailed him. John rephed that he was “muchee sick.’ The: place where the Celestial was found was niore than half a mile from the Manzanitaclaims. He had some amalgam, and tools tor “cleaning up.” The wound that closed his thieving eareer, was in the side, just above the hip, and was undou btedly inflicted by Stewart. The Coroner held'an inquest over the _ body, last,evening. Narrow Escape.—A child, son of Mr. Sangunetti, aged. about six years, narrowly escaped drowning on last’ Sunday morning. Several little oneswere engaged in playing, some ‘forty feet above the dump of Goodman & Co.’s new flume on Gold Run, when the boy was pushed into the flume by one of his companions. At the time about 300 inches of water was running. The flume extends , The boy was carried out of the mouth of the flume and over thedam, falling a distance of fifé . teen feet. A map who is employed at Herron, Provision, Dry dia Cietatags Crockery, AND & DRUG& & MEDICINE STORE, oS AT RED ‘again oe WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL STORE. COMES 7 asin W OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Little York Township, that théy have removed to the Store formerly occupied by Bourke & Cook. ‘where they have and will keep constantly on hand oe usually fount in'a “Mountain. “VARIETY STORE.We have now on hand a large and complete stock of CASE Goops, And every article nsually kept in a first-class Grocery and Provision Establishment. “" As heretofore, we shail continue to keep well supplied with Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ernest —AND— re : toatl vd MEDICINES, “OF EVERY KIND. a en In addition to the above we have and shall always keep on hand a fine stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, ~ SHOES, HATS & CAPs. Also, a. well selected’stock of . —— . -r-We are selling the above Goods as.Cheap, if not Cheaper than any other Store in Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system.' COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. WHITNEY & CO, Forwarding Merchants. Me, NEWCADLTLE, iNeSuNS AND SACRAM ENTO. Sacramento, Jan. 21. Pwd zinger’s shoe store, being attracted 9 las a TANNERY. cries of the children, went to the foot of the dam and rescued the boy. The child passed though fifty feet’ of flume and was precipitated among the rocks, at the foot of the dam. He was very much bruised and an ugly gash was cut in the cheek, extending through te the meuth. The injuries, though severe, are not of a very serious character. Nicnots & Co.’s Leap.—The claims ‘of Nichols & Co., located on Deer Creek, about two miles from town, will soon be yielding a handsome profit to the owners.— They commenced work upon the lead about /@year and a half ago, but for several reasons it was abandoned. They sunk a shaft seventy-two feétand_liave recently taken KELSEY & BUTLER, Ww OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns that they have on hand a large stock of Sole Leather, ‘ Harness Leather, Calf Skin, And im fact all kinds of Leather, usually found in that business. The Leather from our manufactory has been in use in this ‘vicinity for some time and in every instance has ges good satisfaction. It will compare fayorably with any Leather brought into this market, We invite all in want ofanything-in tlie above line to call and see for themselves, as to price and quality of Leather. The Tannery is situated, in Nevada city. on theold Washington road, near the County. Hospital. All orders addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. KELSEY & BUTLER. ont twenty-five tons which is exceedingly rich. Water compelled them to abandon “work in the shaft. They are now ‘running @ tunnel into the hill with a view to sttiket—~ the lead at a greater depth, and to carry off the water. As soon as the latter work’ is compet these claims ‘will I yield a lange MINERs’ REN notice that the miners of this vicinity are making an effort to'get up a County Convention for the purpose of considering the interests of quartz miners. Some of those most familiar with. these matters think that laws now in force ~~“ thé county need amendment in several instances. . Papers for this call may be found at W. H. Crawford & Co.’s, and at Beckman’s saloon. Ml _. Two Men kun. We learn that pa ‘men were killed on last Saturday, neat the summit, by aland-slide. : ; loony CROCKERY WARE,. ortkbtey 5 ane f Provisiona rh! Drugs and M Medicines! M. J. ‘HYDELIFF, Ww open inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has opened a new store atthe above place where h Will always keep on hand the best of . a Groceries, oe / en nene Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Bivdiare, &e. &c, All of which willbe sold ~~ CHEAP FOR casH. My store at Rea Des wil will, as berstotere be supplied with everything in. thé above line.— Persons in want of anything m the Grocery. Dr Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their vantage to call at either of my stores’ as I gell Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. Red yon and You Bet, Dec. 6th, ‘FININCER & co., Successors to -C.H.-Meyer & Co. = WHOLESALE DEALERS IN "ler DRUGS & MEDICINES, 21 No. 1, Groceries, Provisions, . FINEBRANDIES;-WINES, . a AND_Liqaors generally, . = BRICK STORE, *76 BROAD STREET Ss AMU EL LEW it Ss, ‘ Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. . —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broaa\ and Pine Streets, Nevada. ]* now ready to supply his former patrons and the public generally with all goods in his line as heretofore at _ : San Francisco Prices ! —Thankfal-for-past patronage; —he ee L olicits : a “Bie woeonns a Ss. HAAS . & , CO., DEALERS IN Gent’s Fashionable Clothing! . FURNISHING GOODs, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c. Corner Pine & Commercial Streets & ba) Nevada, Jan. 28th. “DR. ROSENBAUM’S . CELEBRATED STOMAC MH B ITTERS. ee TPYEEIS excellent, Medicine alwaya relieves and generally effectually cures the following diseases : DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE, 4 MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, LAM GUOR, y BOWEL COMPLAINT; &e., &e: wry them sAcet them on_your Constitution and you will be fully satistied withthe result. ROSENBAUM’S BITTERS Are no QUACK MEDICINE but the scientifie and efficacions compound of a ee arena Physician 7who has made the study of M sion. They are exceeding popular and themore they are known the better they-are liked. They} are very valatable and are composed of Roots and Herbs which posses the power of curing diseases without injuring the Constitution. For sale by all Druggists Liquor Dealers, or. by N. B. JACOBS & CO. . sepi4 423 Front: street, San Francisco. Miner’s F. Stumpf, ProprietorThe above Hotel is now eompleted : and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodging. This House has now the best French cook In the State, The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department contains everything to maka travelers comfortable Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. The Baris always supplied with Wines, Liquors and Cigars. : Ynglish, Freneh und German spoken at this House. -Central Pacific Railroad, Winter Arrangemént,

Nevada; Jan.19th, J £. Boot and Shoemaker. (iB. LUTZ, . Be by mente gives notice to the public that he it is prepared to make to ordet Any kind of Boot or Shoe, and in every case satisfaction guarantecd. REPAIRING.—Particularly attention will be paid to repairing Boots and Shoes. All work’ done at the shortest notice at the very lowest-rates,._My shop-is_on BROAD STREET, one door from Miss Coffee’s Millinery store. Nevada,Jan. 24th. cans sate ‘Joseph Kutz, Atterney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Kidd & Knox pending, corner of road and Pine streets. 28 GEO. E WT THINGTON, $ JOUSE PAINTING pi promptly attended te.— LI always be Et hand ee ht the of Way apet + Ourtais Foot Broad streét, Nev ada ~* ieee Bs z Sign and Ornamental Painter. . JAUNDICE, eine his profesHotel and. Restaurant. Grocery and Provision. HOUSE.. E, the undersigned sod ‘having formed a partnership, will continue the. ~~ Cc ROCERY, P ROVISION —AND— LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. “No. 52 Broad Street, ae ta the Kidd & ack: Block, Where we will be happy to see all friends of the *-OLbD Hovuss,’”. The usiness will hereafter . be conducted upon a CASH BASIS ! And having experienced the fact that ‘‘short accounts make long friends’? we wlll hence. forward limit the extent and term of our credit business, to éur old regular ying trade, at the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required, Promises “will not a “Grub” in the San Francisco market, ahd eannotuse them. Our stock in trade will Pi sist'as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to the trade at figures affording a fair living profit ‘. anda As full guarantee given in all cases. to the Quality and Quantity of Goods purchased—that they shall prove in every respect as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the . In th TRADE. from Retail Departurcnt, é selection of Goods for our FAMILY. Asupply ofthe chojcest selection Butter Market, the As well as Of all other Goods that furnish the Will be found constantly on hand.and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Francisco with J. R. WHITNEY, and our old partner, “‘T. KELLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of this vicmity will enable us to compete “with any house in the wmointains. ~ town To dealers ln the neighboring swe will offer snperior inducements for “CASH.” Always ou hand WENES & ‘LIQUORS, in Cases and on Draught. Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. Havin; POW the Agency for the best Eastern ER, we wil! be able to fill orders to an extent at Lowest Market Rates. Goede delivered. a reasonabie distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE and with care and senpaten. Nevada, Jan. £, 1865. ‘Al ofA. their ‘LEAVITT & HAMILTON. ji7 1 persons indebted tothe lets firm . Hanson.. fia. ARE requested to settle yp accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton, = W. Cc. STI LES, South End of the onspunnios _—” weve. CITY, CAT, Pn ’ ANUFACTURER OF DEALER TN ALL kinds id FURNITURE : spor AS Bureaus, Bedsteads, t co? -Washstands, ® Bookcases, ‘ _. Tables, Ne at erase ee are ALSO> Doors,” . Windows, » Sash, . A , Siding, : Mouldings, ~ And Building Lumber Seay tt _.Planing aid Tarsing Done to Order. ete . Every article furnished Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere this side of San Francisco. ee sod UNDERTAKING At the shortest notice and at reasonable tates. QUARTZ CRUSHING. . ‘There fs attached to my Ystablishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, And operated by a skilful Mettallurist. Cua?" tom Crushing done on favorable terms. jaals > NEW SALOON. JOHN HAHN, . inform.the public that he. has open: . . eda Saloon under Lecocq’s Restaurant, on Pine Street, aa he will always keep on band ‘the YO#: “P best quality “of Wines, Ales,. Liquors, Lager And clase: . the I yon eon John Hahn. Beer. Cigars, in fatt everything usually found in a first Saloon. a good drink be sure and cail at jan¢ NEW CIDER: NEW CIDER WM. ©. RANDOLPH, . DEALER In WATCHES, . DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, _— A. CHAPMAN, OULD inform the people ef Nev they can purchase any quantity, fr a that one pint to twenty gallons, of COOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street, Second door from G. EK. Turner’s. Also on hand ail kinds of Fruit. Nevada. ‘Nov. 19th: Nevada Iron and. Brass Foundry N AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 2d, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Leave Sacramento for Newcastle at 6:30 A. M. ip. M’*,and 4 P.M; Leave Neweastle for Sacramento at 6:30 A. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and4P.M. The 6:30 A. M. 4p train connects at the junction with the cars'of the California Central Rail road, for Lincoin and Mary ig and all points north ; and at Neweas the stages of the California. Stage Company for GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, AND VIA DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY. s sth? S20 A Shy down teins will connett at the junction wit! ‘al RailCentr: d for Lincoln a Marysville, and the 10:30 A, 2. down train will comnect with the cars-for Foleom. ee cat On Sunday one ce only. will be run, leav ni icamebin at 6.30 AM., ea Neweastle at 10.1 Ae Me CR eg Supe perintendent C. Pb. Kh. R. Co. Secraméento, November 1ith. “Ay Cy. NILES, Attorney and Connselor at Law, repai att of every description, machinery constructed, fit! AND MACHINE SHOP. STTAM. ENGINES and Boilers Sast ‘machi= 7 uartz up or red. Every kinds of building castings, saw, . crist, malt and bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. rates Orders filled promptly, and at as low as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Fraucisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom FAMILY CROCERIES. W FA siore A. BAHUE, ‘ OULD inform the le of Nevaila city that he has just recelved a a large and Fresh stock of Choice MILY GROCERIES ulated ree of hing usually found in a well re thie! kind. All goods selene charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commoretal Street. menor: 29th, ict, ov A. SARGENT,” Attorney, and Counselor at Law. . Erotic alaing. comer of] CO) *aroad and Kidd's fata » corner of streets. N —AN D— v FANCY GOoDs, Musonic Building—Corner of Pine & Com2 mercial Streéts, Nevada City. » Nevada, Jan. 19th. ‘Saddlery and Harness ‘Shop. Ww.. c: “JEr ENKI N s Woe respectfully inform the éitizens of t Nevada that he has purchased the atock rade of E. P. on alg and a 20nstantly on hand at the Shop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, : ‘Harnesses, Saddles, begets Spurs, ~ of this kind. Harness Repairing and Trimming Done at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Deb, 22th. BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, Nevada Gold Quartz Mining Company. Location of Works, Nevada Township, Nevada seta: Oo California. . NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. LL Certificates of ¢ Stock in this Com MUST KBE RETURNED FOR ze issue to San Francisco *o Captain D. Van Pelt. By order of the sneer, ‘DAVID VAN PELT \ Preston Nevada, January 1 17th. i Chronometer and Watch Maker, :