January 31, 1867 (4 pages)

VY’Ss ange Hotel; L RGE AND WE G GOODS, drens’ Shoe LY OF red HIRTS, ‘Good md exam R PRICE LASING . TRICE ough to. LES K. TURDAY! clock, A. ission, mat or County. Bde its ANCE — NTS. Bator, frit Tar ore } td “ __ An officer by the name of Osborn, who has . _ “She: Daily Bomnseript. . _ from Auburn ‘several days since, that there-+ ~~“ who understands the Chinese Jan_ of. money they ‘obtained from the ‘store, ~~ of conversation, Osborn heard one of the _ men say that McDaniel’s watch, which was briate replied,“A man just called me a » the country. “NEVADA vi CALIFORNIA, = = LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tez MvurRpDERERS oF McDANIELs.— . We learn from.a gentleman who came up is but little doubt in regard to the-discoyery of the murderers of McDaniels. The decehsed’s store was entered and. he was murdered and robbed some weeks ago.— been employed in that place for some time, . guage, secreted himself under the floor of a cabin, and listened to a conversation between the suspected parties. The China-. men were disputing about the amount one declaring there was $600 and another declaring that it was more. In the cou stolen atthe time of the murder, was in his shirt pocket. ‘The officer immediately procured assistance, arrested the men, and on searching found the watch as stated.— A considerable amount of money has been offered for the arrest of these murderers, $1,000 being offered by a Chinese merchant of Dutch Flat, who is a cousin of one of the parties arrested. spieesnnncesliiis sina Bev Rock TunnEL.—The North Bloom. field Gravel Mining Company, which purchased a range of gravel claims sometime ago, near North Bloomfield have been pushing forward their works with great energy.—They are running a bed rock tun_nel and cut for the purpose of opening the claims to a greater depth than they have’ yet been worked. They have let a contract to parties to ran this tunnel or which the contractors receive forty-eight dollars per foot, the Company paying all the expense for powder and tools. This tunnel is being run through very hard rock. g Srnere ScHooL.—Mr. Chase’s singing school will meet at the Theatre~this evening. It'is important that.all who desire to learn to sing should enter the class early “5 in the term. Mr. Chase is a good musi. aes cian and is thoroughly competent to in-. struct in vocal music. THE Wrona Room.—On Tuesday night an hombre who was thoroughly under the influence of “barley-juice,” entered the wrong room in one of our city hotels.— The occupant of the room heard him and in no very mild terms told him to leave. He“repaired to the Clerk’s office in his stocking feet, and enquired for his room. The Clerk asked his name; when the ined——d thief, and I don’t. remember . ‘any other name.” He was evidently oblivious. In Town.—N. A. H. Ball, of Gold Hill, who made a host of friends during his stay in this city, some five years ago, arrived.on Tuesday last from Nevada. He -islooking well, and not much older for the five years since we last saw him. . bi _ PERSONAL.—James Haworth, the popular President of the California Stage Company until within a short time before its dissolutién, was in town yesterday. Mr. Haworth is one of the best ‘stage men in —_—— Jupe# BARBER, of Tuolumne, Zoakwh Hoge and John B. Harmon;-of San Fran. cisco, have been in this city several days, engaged with several lawyers of this city, in the trial Sf Narcan ed Soe Aateed Diy Co. vs Powers et als. FResn Fist.—Sullivan will arrive in ton to-day with a large supply of fish fresh from SanFrancisco; We advise all who want fish, crabs or oysters, to be on B98 this morning at t it o’clock. District Court, Wednesday, Jan. 30.— . ’ Dower vs Dower. Report of pavaaha dann mitted and jr Donnelly vs Donnelly. Rashet submitted. Miners’ Pick Company vs Powers et als, On trial ete a Lut Cliecune AND BALi.—Mesers, Edmonds & Bussenins, of this city, will givea grand . pra reter Aenea phon ae enah _ Bb exelent muna wh wl ge . domestic varieties, are offered for sale at the Half Mile House. Now is the time ‘ for planting, and those who want. good. a ‘@Qnare -Vanmsa-A fine -coltwation, bé. 5: grape vinés and duttings, of foreign and vines should spply * to Mr. Rich immediately. Next Opposition Da Day-is February 5th. when the favorite steamship Moses Tay clibesyitige passengers for low: fare, and . . guaranteeing them a quick trip and firstrate accommodations, VATS THE MATTER! . ‘ATTRRELON BATRIONS . : ae Scar, WAKE SNAKES THE: . YUNE BUCS ARE COMING] SITES Tae Ld wee “HAVE you got a cold? Use Hall's Pul‘monary Balsam, it is the best thing in use + . -without-exeoption;~and-—will-cure~ Sty every time. EEE eS J. NEWMAN & Co., Have just mevived MY With a Large and well-selected stock =or= BOOTS AND SHOES, ee ee Which they will sell at the most reasonable prices. 3" Please call and see for yourselves. Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, December 20th. WIZARD OIL, A SMALL SUPPLY, For Sale by _E. F. SPENCE, ‘Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, &c., &c., JULIUS GREENWALD, (Successor to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! Hicying THE SAME FACILITIES FOR. Ses faa as the old firm, I am enabled to sell San Francisco] Jobbing Prices por 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountains. To my extensive stock I wonld tall the atten tion of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from all parts of thecountry will be faithfully attended to. US GREENWALD. JULIU Nevada, September 14th. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial§Sts, a (2 IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 44 GO TO BLAZES, J. BF. BUSSENIDS, Apothecary and Chemist! Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts NEVADA, aes tod PRESCRIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY ORJNIGHT. nov? WILLIAM c. POPE, FURNITURE, . OILS. ‘LAMPS, ae. (MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. {#7 THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE ; be one dollar. 12°) yooaos = trate entertainment. ba cal “YoU NO GET ‘NOTTNG. ) oj aan BANNER’ Ss?’ “OH WES!» $20,000 WORTH OF SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GoopDs, : HATS, CAPs, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHING, B &. &. : WILL NOW BE RETAILED —AT THEMammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, ~aT— NEW YORK COST PRICES "This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and everybody, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head to Foot, BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER RATES Than ever before known in ‘Nevada CounNTr: 7 BANNER?’ $ £1 Is the place to Buy and save Money !. ~ BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers._ Cor. Broad & Pine sts, Nevada city, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, — The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW. YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets. Pays the Highest Dividends. And does the Largest amount of busimess of any Company in the United The Home Mutual Fire Insurance and prompt payment of all its lossietegeapiontods. . B. DAVENPORT, jon ont City, J Dec. 19th, 1866. A. ©. NILES, erin . Attorney and Counselér at Law ~ meat corer a Be Fi it, ‘Nevada City, ca lAilatafncaoninl a at rot ACRES js etrT STORE! “= ~~. > © A FIT GUARANTEED . : No. 67 J street, one door' above $d. ASH & HURLEY, _ WerOrders prompuy attended oS ried er ee IE LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, ener ‘Shirts and Drawers, OOTTON AND FLANNEL ELEGANT ASORTMENT Ne iL VER WARE, . Watches, Clocks,. Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY lL eparbenere JEWELRY. se a sila WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, By W. C. RANDOLPH, “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL. iaocad BEST GOODS IN THE ARK AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricaneand other tremendous “blows"',they still ‘live and move and have their being’’ and succeed in keeping the largest stock .of goods in their line that the times require, consisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their . heart’ s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, r &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man,”’ de> sires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment: of GREGORY & WAITE. scription are to be discovered anywhere, the cek lar of GREGORY -& WAITE is the most prominént place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST W. YADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3CORDS HAMS, 2TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY~<in comb, EE 8 TONS WHEAL, 12 TONS FEED. ~ CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYB AND RICE BLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. description. TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD act WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO'S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER.’ DITTO OF NAIIS. He = CANDLES tomeet the demand. i: SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature and other OILS. f To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankful for a very liberal patronage the subecribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high eon, . "GREGORY & WAITE. . Deoneaape A STUNNING anoiner OF SUGAR, ofevery . If Liquors of every de. ~~ pane 8s ‘GEO, W, KIDD & CO.. “Halt Hose; Neck Ties, ‘denioeiai Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, ; And a General Assortment of. Gentlemen’ 8 Furnishing Goods! "elt sending orders for Shirts, will pleage send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. 24th. UNION LIVERY STABLE, Foot of . Main and Broad Streets, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & _mecoweEn, Horses, Carriages and Buggies, ‘To Let on the most Reasonable Terme. Good Saddle Hornaes, for either Ladies ot Gentlemen. ; . Oarriages for Funerals will be farnished on short notice onions boarded by the day ‘or week. re of pu wi pana is anaes wee satistactle on gnaran Dry Fancy Goods, (Goods, ‘iow to a Economize. {. Bay your Geods ‘at A, GOLDSMITH’S Fashionable _Dry Goods Store,. (MasonicjBuilding. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada, December BE rk os Cat} oe eo ¥ “Nevada Oty, . ee GREGORY & WAITE, . Carpets. Millinery HAxz THE PLEASURE OF GREETING. 11 Cloths, ' Goods THEIR NUMEROUS. PATRONS WITH A. ‘~ Ladies and Children’s Shoes.,. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail ‘ DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED ' Main street, Nevada, Wheat, Barley, Corn, Oats, Rye, & Rye Flour, * Corn Meal, Rye-Meal, _ ; Buckwheat, % Oat Meal, &e, FLOUR, ~ j And Ground Feed of all kinds, t#~ A liberal discount to the trade. . a6 GEO, W. KIND. J. W. BINDS, BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY OFFICE, Bankers. Ys the Granite Building, on Broad Street, NevaCity. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted atthe Lowest Rates, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest. Regis tered County Scripibought at par. LEGAL TENDERS bonght and sold at the Reg ular Rates. Deposits received. C 6 on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city. ae on the Eastern Cities, London, and Dubreland.~ Agents for the London ahd Liverpool] Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Re= ere oman fon F sco, Bank of Cali> rresponden rancl . fornia; Sacramento, D. O. ‘Mills. & Go.; Virginia Ny Agency Bank of California, ‘ GEO. W KIDD & CO, “FRANK H. “FISHER, ~ WACHINIST, at Stiles? MEill, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done prom ey: : Agent for Warren & Whi Thee oe: jan4 promp manufacturers of Machinists aud Mac’ neryDR. J. W. TALBOES, d Surgeon x coor Dr, ents Diu 8 ‘é UNION HOTEL, . 1 a . RW, TULLY \ SSA ICECREAM I A Rie eS in RNa aia en em a mem se A Re Ss oe aes nematinthth Bt

VY’Ss ange Hotel; L RGE AND WE G GOODS, drens’ Shoe LY OF red HIRTS, ‘Good md exam R PRICE LASING . TRICE ough to. LES K. TURDAY! clock, A. ission, mat or County. Bde its ANCE — NTS.. Bator, frit Tar ore } td “ __ An officer by the name of Osborn, who has . _ “She: Daily Bomnseript. . _ from Auburn ‘several days since, that there-+ ~~“ who understands the Chinese Jan_ of. money they ‘obtained from the ‘store, ~~ of conversation, Osborn heard one of the _ men say that McDaniel’s watch, which was briate replied,“A man just called me a » the country. “NEVADA vi CALIFORNIA, = = LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tez MvurRpDERERS oF McDANIELs.— . We learn from.a gentleman who came up is but little doubt in regard to the-discoyery of the murderers of McDaniels. The decehsed’s store was entered and. he was murdered and robbed some weeks ago.— been employed in that place for some time, . guage, secreted himself under the floor of a cabin, and listened to a conversation between the suspected parties. The China-. men were disputing about the amount one declaring there was $600 and another declaring that it was more. In the cou stolen atthe time of the murder, was in his shirt pocket. ‘The officer immediately procured assistance, arrested the men, and on searching found the watch as stated.— A considerable amount of money has been offered for the arrest of these murderers, $1,000 being offered by a Chinese merchant of Dutch Flat, who is a cousin of one of the parties arrested. spieesnnncesliiis sina Bev Rock TunnEL.—The North Bloom. field Gravel Mining Company, which purchased a range of gravel claims sometime ago, near North Bloomfield have been pushing forward their works with great energy.—They are running a bed rock tun_nel and cut for the purpose of opening the claims to a greater depth than they have’ yet been worked. They have let a contract to parties to ran this tunnel or which the contractors receive forty-eight dollars per foot, the Company paying all the expense for powder and tools. This tunnel is being run through very hard rock. g Srnere ScHooL.—Mr. Chase’s singing school will meet at the Theatre~this evening. It'is important that.all who desire to learn to sing should enter the class early “5 in the term. Mr. Chase is a good musi. aes cian and is thoroughly competent to in-. struct in vocal music. THE Wrona Room.—On Tuesday night an hombre who was thoroughly under the influence of “barley-juice,” entered the wrong room in one of our city hotels.— The occupant of the room heard him and in no very mild terms told him to leave. He“repaired to the Clerk’s office in his stocking feet, and enquired for his room. The Clerk asked his name; when the ined——d thief, and I don’t. remember . ‘any other name.” He was evidently oblivious. In Town.—N. A. H. Ball, of Gold Hill, who made a host of friends during his stay in this city, some five years ago, arrived.on Tuesday last from Nevada. He -islooking well, and not much older for the five years since we last saw him. . bi _ PERSONAL.—James Haworth, the popular President of the California Stage Company until within a short time before its dissolutién, was in town yesterday. Mr. Haworth is one of the best ‘stage men in —_—— Jupe# BARBER, of Tuolumne, Zoakwh Hoge and John B. Harmon;-of San Fran. cisco, have been in this city several days, engaged with several lawyers of this city, in the trial Sf Narcan ed Soe Aateed Diy Co. vs Powers et als. FResn Fist.—Sullivan will arrive in ton to-day with a large supply of fish fresh from SanFrancisco; We advise all who want fish, crabs or oysters, to be on B98 this morning at t it o’clock. District Court, Wednesday, Jan. 30.— . ’ Dower vs Dower. Report of pavaaha dann mitted and jr Donnelly vs Donnelly. Rashet submitted. Miners’ Pick Company vs Powers et als, On trial ete a Lut Cliecune AND BALi.—Mesers, Edmonds & Bussenins, of this city, will givea grand . pra reter Aenea phon ae enah _ Bb exelent muna wh wl ge . domestic varieties, are offered for sale at the Half Mile House. Now is the time ‘ for planting, and those who want. good. a ‘@Qnare -Vanmsa-A fine -coltwation, bé. 5: grape vinés and duttings, of foreign and vines should spply * to Mr. Rich immediately. Next Opposition Da Day-is February 5th. when the favorite steamship Moses Tay clibesyitige passengers for low: fare, and . . guaranteeing them a quick trip and firstrate accommodations, VATS THE MATTER! . ‘ATTRRELON BATRIONS . : ae Scar, WAKE SNAKES THE: . YUNE BUCS ARE COMING] SITES Tae Ld wee “HAVE you got a cold? Use Hall's Pul‘monary Balsam, it is the best thing in use + . -without-exeoption;~and-—will-cure~ Sty every time. EEE eS J. NEWMAN & Co., Have just mevived MY With a Large and well-selected stock =or= BOOTS AND SHOES, ee ee Which they will sell at the most reasonable prices. 3" Please call and see for yourselves. Commercial street, Two doors from Blaze’s Saloon, Nevada City. Nevada, December 20th. WIZARD OIL, A SMALL SUPPLY, For Sale by _E. F. SPENCE, ‘Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, &c., &c., JULIUS GREENWALD, (Successor to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! Hicying THE SAME FACILITIES FOR. Ses faa as the old firm, I am enabled to sell San Francisco] Jobbing Prices por 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountains. To my extensive stock I wonld tall the atten tion of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from all parts of thecountry will be faithfully attended to. US GREENWALD. JULIU Nevada, September 14th. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial§Sts, a (2 IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 44 GO TO BLAZES, J. BF. BUSSENIDS, Apothecary and Chemist! Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts NEVADA, aes tod PRESCRIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY ORJNIGHT. nov? WILLIAM c. POPE, FURNITURE, . OILS. ‘LAMPS, ae. (MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. {#7 THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE ; be one dollar.. 12°) yooaos = trate entertainment. ba cal “YoU NO GET ‘NOTTNG. ) oj aan BANNER’ Ss?’ “OH WES!» $20,000 WORTH OF SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! FURNISHING GoopDs, : HATS, CAPs, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHING, B &. &. : WILL NOW BE RETAILED —AT THEMammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, ~aT— NEW YORK COST PRICES "This we will keep up until the

above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and everybody, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head to Foot, BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER RATES Than ever before known in ‘Nevada CounNTr: 7 BANNER?’ $ £1 Is the place to Buy and save Money !. ~ BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers._ Cor. Broad & Pine sts, Nevada city, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, — The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW. YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets. Pays the Highest Dividends. And does the Largest amount of busimess of any Company in the United The Home Mutual Fire Insurance and prompt payment of all its lossietegeapiontods. . B. DAVENPORT, jon ont City, J Dec. 19th, 1866. A. ©. NILES, erin . Attorney and Counselér at Law ~ meat corer a Be Fi it, ‘Nevada City, ca lAilatafncaoninl a at rot ACRES js etrT STORE! “= ~~. > © A FIT GUARANTEED . : No. 67 J street, one door' above $d. ASH & HURLEY, _ WerOrders prompuy attended oS ried er ee IE LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, ener ‘Shirts and Drawers, OOTTON AND FLANNEL ELEGANT ASORTMENT Ne iL VER WARE, . Watches, Clocks,. Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY lL eparbenere JEWELRY. se a sila WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, By W. C. RANDOLPH, “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL. iaocad BEST GOODS IN THE ARK AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricaneand other tremendous “blows"',they still ‘live and move and have their being’’ and succeed in keeping the largest stock .of goods in their line that the times require, consisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their . heart’ s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, r &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man,”’ de> sires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment: of GREGORY & WAITE. scription are to be discovered anywhere, the cek lar of GREGORY -& WAITE is the most prominént place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST W. YADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3CORDS HAMS, 2TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY~<in comb, EE 8 TONS WHEAL, 12 TONS FEED. ~ CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYB AND RICE BLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you can’t rest. description. TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD act WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO'S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER.’ DITTO OF NAIIS. He = CANDLES tomeet the demand. i: SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature and other OILS. f To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. Thankful for a very liberal patronage the subecribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high eon, . "GREGORY & WAITE. . Deoneaape A STUNNING anoiner OF SUGAR, ofevery . If Liquors of every de. ~~ pane 8s ‘GEO, W, KIDD & CO.... “Halt Hose; Neck Ties, ‘denioeiai Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, ; And a General Assortment of. Gentlemen’ 8 Furnishing Goods! "elt sending orders for Shirts, will pleage send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. Sacramento, Jan. 24th. UNION LIVERY STABLE, Foot of . Main and Broad Streets, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & _mecoweEn, Horses, Carriages and Buggies, ‘To Let on the most Reasonable Terme. Good Saddle Hornaes, for either Ladies ot Gentlemen. ; . Oarriages for Funerals will be farnished on short notice onions boarded by the day ‘or week. re of pu wi pana is anaes wee satistactle on gnaran Dry Fancy Goods, (Goods, ‘iow to a Economize. {. Bay your Geods ‘at A, GOLDSMITH’S Fashionable _Dry Goods Store,. (MasonicjBuilding. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada, December BE rk os Cat} oe eo ¥ “Nevada Oty, . ee GREGORY & WAITE, . Carpets. Millinery HAxz THE PLEASURE OF GREETING. 11 Cloths, ' Goods THEIR NUMEROUS. PATRONS WITH A. ‘~ Ladies and Children’s Shoes.,. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail ‘ DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED ' Main street, Nevada, Wheat, Barley, Corn, Oats, Rye, & Rye Flour, * Corn Meal, Rye-Meal, _ ; Buckwheat, % Oat Meal, &e, FLOUR, ~ j And Ground Feed of all kinds, t#~ A liberal discount to the trade. . a6 GEO, W. KIND. J. W. BINDS, BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY OFFICE, Bankers. Ys the Granite Building, on Broad Street, NevaCity. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted atthe Lowest Rates, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest. Regis tered County Scripibought at par. LEGAL TENDERS bonght and sold at the Reg ular Rates. Deposits received. C 6 on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city. ae on the Eastern Cities, London, and Dubreland.~ Agents for the London ahd Liverpool] Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Re= ere oman fon F sco, Bank of Cali> rresponden rancl . fornia; Sacramento, D. O. ‘Mills. & Go.; Virginia Ny Agency Bank of California, ‘ GEO. W KIDD & CO, “FRANK H. “FISHER, ~ WACHINIST, at Stiles? MEill, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done prom ey: : Agent for Warren & Whi Thee oe: jan4 promp manufacturers of Machinists aud Mac’ neryDR. J. W. TALBOES, d Surgeon x coor Dr, ents Diu 8 ‘é UNION HOTEL, . 1 a . RW, TULLY \ SSA ICECREAM I A Rie eS in RNa aia en em a mem se A Re Ss oe aes nematinthth Bt