July 24, 1866 (4 pages)

. ble the So / rE pone MCMMMDANs TULK 245.1866, % tock. _ had a good clean up after each run. “[” also days that several parties are out, ; . THE CaLivoasia Mine.—The Eastern Company, which purchased the California mine some time since, is putting up a large building at their new inchne fur the ma’ Rev. W.F. Snow, formerly acting pastor of the Cangregational Church at Grass Val. ley, and who weat from that place to An’ dover, to complete his theological studies; has recently accepted a call to the Elliott Congregational Church at Lawrence, MasSachusetts, State News, Bome one attempted to peison the whole family of Wm. Long, residing in the Big Plains near Healdsburg, by placing strychnine, io, the milk on the table and throwing ® quantity in the well.The average price paid for wheat, during the mouth of June, at the flouring milis of Horace Davis & Bro., wae $1 60 per 100 lbs., fess‘than at any time in the same month sinve 1859.— In1860 it was less after June during the balance of the year.The exports of flour during the last six months were 156,865 barrels, greater than any whole year since 1854, except °6], when it reached 170,563 barrels. .The exports of wheat have reached alrendy this year 646,066 sacks.A Mr. Nevens, . living near Woodbridge, had recently his barn burnt, destroying 2,006 bushels of barley, a large quantity of -hay afd @ valuable. mare. Hard Wack. The store house and meérchandize of Sol. Wangenben was buraed on the 1 4th, lous $25,000. George Arwell, of Marysville, was thrown from bis horse whilstdriving cattle, and bad hia leg crushed.The Sierra Nevada, ou’ ure.Johp Doyle, a member of Sacramente Engine Company, No. 3, died on the 20th, aged 53. Notwithstanding his age, he was ye aboat at fire call, and wae> a good llow. He rests. now where no slarm bell os is beard. W, Denver and G. W. Martors of Sacramento engaged in the sport of exchanging nine or ten shots at each other, and the Grand Jury had the temerity to decide that “it was a criminal use of deadly weapons.” What are we coming to?. Dick Durand, formerly of Marysville, took poieon and died at Meadow Lake last Week. If he ouly could wait awvite. death wéuld Ccouie uncalled. .The Luke House, at lake Tahoe, was destroyed by fire last week. The ship Prima’ Dona, that sdiled on the 20th, had on buard 1,600 sucks of chuiee extra flour, from Bidwell’s mills, at. Ghico. Pe LECTURING On .CALIFORNIA.—Goternor Bross, vf Iliavis, who recently visited the Pacific coust. in company with Schuyler Colfax, 1s to deliver the address before the aluwai of Williams’ College thie month. He bas delivered upwards of « hundred lecteres on California and the Pacific. conste: since hie returu East, and has done more thaw eny other man te call the attention uf Eastetn people tu the’ resources of the Tas Copyry sear.—A question invaly: ing the permanency of the Calaveras county seat, which baS Tong been contested, was ordered to issue, as prayed.fur,. Ite. prracnt fall _. ipitous mountain io a notch blasted in the process of of the the pleasure children, mostly residents of palate of the gastronome. the Iubors of 2 powerful organization that is very evon te be pussessed of one-half of your county—an organizat:on whose arrangements are such that the assaults of the press or of individuals eat no longer either help or harm, The Railroad Company has, in the face of mighty opposition put an effective fereein the field, negociated its securities, putchased abundant materials and has to-day as.good a road from Sacramento to Dutch Flat as there is in tlie United States: The labor has been berculean, but. with almost insurmountable physical obstacles ahead, and sharp and continuous fire in the rear, the great enterprise has gone on, and the evidences are present all along the line uf the road that the work has been hastened in an uncommon degree. Ten thousand laborers are now employed between Alta and the summit, and the-C paty is anxious to hire three thousand more. Twenty miles more of track will . shortly laid, and it is the determinati the managing men of the Company, that the iron borse shal overlook the valleys of the State of Nevada by the of January. —“Whautever opinions may be entertained relative to the policy of the Government in granting so large a tespitary in the mining section of the State, tv a company, it cannet be denied that there is compensation and cousolation in tee fact that the company is engaged in a great national work, and doing it well. The objects of interest aleng the line of the road are few to the eyes of mountain men accustomed to such scenery. Nut so tv the many bright-ayed beauties from Sacramento who gave vent te their appreciation of thinge as they few rapidly by. Two miles above Colfax you pass around a pretock. Therview is terrific. You look down almost perpendicularly thousands of feet.~ The north fork of the American is far be. low looking like a yellow thread. The road from Illinois Town is seen winding down to the Fiver, and.on up the banke 6n the other side to Iowa Hill.: It is a fearful. view. “Should a train of cars ever run off in passing around “Cape Horn,” death to every living thing on board and complete destruction must inevitably result. There are quite a number of heavy outs and a great deal of filling between Colfax aod Alta; but tiding along in. the cars is 8 poor way of estimating. the magnitude -of such works. A slide in one 4f theee cuts cost:-the removal of more than a hundred thousand eubice yards of eurth. 2 The-grade wf the: suad above Colfax’ is nearly up to the maximum point allowed by law. One bundred and ‘sixteen feet is the bighestallowed. ‘The grade reaches one hundred and fourteen in several places. “A hundred and fuurteon is the grade along that ‘fearful spot, “Cape)Horu." pe The Railroad Coipany has didivulty in shipping its. iron, , Almost every vessel leaving New York bas a quantity un boatd but it dues aut orrive ag rapidly as could be wished. This difficulty will be more severely folt when the deserts beyund the thoanting are reached, where the graditig is Tight aad .where+the. eall for material will be repid. Yet it is thé intention of the Com. pany to have the care running to Salt Lake ia three years from January, 1867, — *,* Tue Mousten Ram —Fires were lightFees tal. Ghew sipesea eee now ig North Blooinfielé, upon the clams recently purchased by them, will cost in the neighed as an outlet for the claims, aed will ens. building » flame, the past two mooths, to their claims. This company lias always Gamekiase, to, dust of the valley, to get a sniff of fresh sir, among the pices of the mountains, and to Of chickens there was an incredible quantity, and of rum punch; galorn, not to mention the long list of nice things that serve to decorate 4 table as well as delight the But, your correspondent does not propese to puff the Railroad Company fur a dead. head ride and a dinoer. His object, in writing these lines, is to. call attention te We alloyed by a single grief. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA city. Sunpay & Monvay, July 22-23, 1466. W 5 Hale San Froa_ J Dane Liberty bill R Conaut de H Seuthera mill JW Pearson do J Ragan Washington M Lambeth do W M Hawilton Sacr J I Sykes Grasse Val WH Gilliland Union W Eccles do CB Plummer WarS G Fletcher do DH Birdsall Banger. jT A Hale Oro Fiso J Tiekel de. HA Earobam do W Rankia do G B McMcKee Neva C PF McCaniff Birch HA Ashburn do G W Saulberry Wily W Huffmaa de M Mohier do G Philips de BJ Putoam San Jua AI Zehkiad de RE Thompson Ca h DMecDonsid do W P Cheney Qus bil 8 Nichols do PD Brown Mead L 1.T Saxby . do Madam Beoner do J Beiden do OM Allen Marysvill E G Compton Eurek O F Hawley Coluubi 8S J Eddy Selby hili J H eo Litde Yo O F Hawley N Colu L A Wallis &R H 8 MeMichael Coer W RB Coff, de A Drew Goid Run J Can Col Hill F Fellows Grass Val W Batten Nevada Miss Fellows .do KC Black N Bloomt J Oliver du 8S Rogers E idoradu Mrs Fuller Wh Deaking de Mrs Calderw do KW Latta Nevada C W Carlisle Carlisle ; ——— Y PAINTS, OILS, YTURPENTINES, RING’S AMBER OSTA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line, FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. WARD'S — PERFECT FITTING SH IR 8: FOR SALE BY . SLL RESPECTABLE DEALERS . = MENS WEAR, . ASK FOR “warps >» TAKE NO OTHERS. See that the above Trade Mark is stamped on the Yoke. ae ‘wo WaAaRD?s PAPER COLLARs. . —AT— WARD'S SHIRT STORE, a MONTGOMERY STREET, rg % dren 25 cts. Baised Seats 50 ets. . PACIFIC “INSURANCE” COMPANY, . Insurance Agency. Policies of Insurance their entire business to the PACIFIC: TRSURANCE COMPANY. —PFour Hundred and Fift will remam on it tilt outstand scribers w fore. have transfer ask the their paiveeage to the PACIFIC RANCE COMPANY, with whom we arenow conshall be fully Pacific that has ever charact which we have been connected, ) : “hekLow $. BROTHER, PACIFIC INsUgANCE CoMPAnY, SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, 1666. 4 wi r “Br ‘the transfer of represented by is now prepared to offer to alt Parties formerly insured by said Companies equally iberal terms and prompt payment of al! . Pred, ‘For Five Nights Only. TUESDAY EVENING JULY 24th. And every Evening during y the Week. —— ' MATINEE, GRAN SATURDA 4 Commencing at 20’clock. GRAND HISTORIC MIRROR And Mechanica! Diorama of the _ Popular Ballads, by MESS ANNIG HALLE, ; Queen of Song. nerenee Doors open at 7% o*clock, Curtain rise at 8: N 0 extra charge for reserved seats. jy22 CENERAL SAN PRAXC1SC0, July tst; 1866. The following Fire insurance Companies, viz : The “Home,” of New York. prs The “Hartford,” of Hartforg. Coun. The **Washington,” of Nfw York. The “Arctic,*? of New York. The “Phenix,” of New York. A G devided te relinquish business on H the Pacific enast, we shall cease.to issue on and after this date. The above named Companies have transterred OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells. Fa &Co. Theusend Dollare— all obligations under pol shall have ceased. The subadjust and pay all losses as heretothe public fer the many favors we ved at their hands, we will ” Thanki assuring a}! our customers that their guarded and thas they will dea conte the same security, i ae ‘neurance Agents. ae ae me rk. Hi. ~NEW AGENCY— OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned e1 betttofore Agent alt “the Bro. having Been appolnted Agent of , ry PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FINE BRANDIES, Wiwes, Will attend to his fricnda as heretofore and conjue peop a cla Benth PANG . +. .NEVADA Orry, arta ; a y 2, ree i 3 ¥ RB. FININGRER &@ co. Dealers in . $ i cetigs At 4 “ i q ¥ iy tet ; ¥ AFTERNOON, AMERICAN REBELLION, ; the. Companies with H _ TOWNE & BACON, © es Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, oct igs, RE, Sy 536 Clay Street, opp, Leidesdorf, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ia Tar erat Ane anon, Bitoni Office 4 are able to do yood work wit. ‘aty Interior will be served as as though personally present. Samples and price lists furnished if desired, and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. : . Agents for B.D. Wade's Inks, San Francisco, July 13th—tr . H. J: Booth;, G. W. Prescott. Irving M. Scott: UNION IRON WORKS, Corner of First & Mission Ste. San Franciseo. Established in 1849, _] AVING by far the oldest and most exten, H sive establishment on the Pacific coust, we are now prepared to furaish, at the shortest notice and at most reasonable rates, all kinds uf ma. isand Quartz work made a epee Mills We have the best s of i, T Seria, sole aatattes sti eRe ar So) ted Franklinite tempered Shoes B. ! size. um, A! an meeded by the miner. :Excelsior Pump for domestic use and for dee trom 23 inches to Ivinahes in Olesioner BANNER BROTHE R8:, . Aimporters of wmcLlotHiIN G ju Gents? Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., &c., Seeeaeeeet Price of Admission, 75 ets. Chil} Cor Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, = Seasonuble Gvods received by every DR. W. GROVE DEAL, —OFFICE— Office Hours—From 9 16 12 o'clock ; from 1 to 3 Nevada city, July 10th. STLVER WARE. —anpnD— « JEWELRY} FOR SALE, BY ; W. ¢. RANDOLPH, Nevads City. Nevada, 17th, 1866. “ON BROAD sTREET, a Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Parties sending orders. from the . G Cc coppe excell 210 f north su peri sacker San F witha They . surfue ehipm profit. coppe: , faith, 3 prospe found the co lieving mines Hie last, ei at the Moore’ way me had, at ing To scound poor fe Matual main it be fou! street. THA: H.Col Nevads office. ~ both wi the me o’elock past thi Nor receive which 1 gard to We we his first sary, to the ‘po ‘worked yielded worth a Re V who bu: F £ F i

. ble the So / rE pone MCMMMDANs TULK 245.1866, % tock. _ had a good clean up after each run. “[” also days that several parties are out, ; . THE CaLivoasia Mine.—The Eastern Company, which purchased the California mine some time since, is putting up a large building at their new inchne fur the ma’ Rev. W.F. Snow, formerly acting pastor of the Cangregational Church at Grass Val. ley, and who weat from that place to An’ dover, to complete his theological studies; has recently accepted a call to the Elliott Congregational Church at Lawrence, MasSachusetts, State News, Bome one attempted to peison the whole family of Wm. Long, residing in the Big Plains near Healdsburg, by placing strychnine, io, the milk on the table and throwing ® quantity in the well..The average price paid for wheat, during the mouth of June, at the flouring milis of Horace Davis & Bro., wae $1 60 per 100 lbs., fess‘than at any time in the same month sinve 1859.— In1860 it was less after June during the balance of the year..The exports of flour during the last six months were 156,865 barrels, greater than any whole year since 1854, except °6], when it reached 170,563 barrels. .The exports of wheat have reached alrendy this year 646,066 sacks..A Mr. Nevens, . living near Woodbridge, had recently his barn burnt, destroying 2,006 bushels of barley, a large quantity of -hay afd @ valuable. mare. Hard Wack.. The store house and meérchandize of Sol. Wangenben was buraed on the 1 4th, lous $25,000. George Arwell, of Marysville, was thrown from bis horse whilstdriving cattle, and bad hia leg crushed..The Sierra Nevada, ou’ ure..Johp Doyle, a member of Sacramente Engine Company, No. 3, died on the 20th, aged 53. Notwithstanding his age, he was ye aboat at fire call, and wae> a good llow. He rests. now where no slarm bell os is beard.. W, Denver and G. W. Martors of Sacramento engaged in the sport of exchanging nine or ten shots at each other, and the Grand Jury had the temerity to decide that “it was a criminal use of deadly weapons.” What are we coming to?.. Dick Durand, formerly of Marysville, took poieon and died at Meadow Lake last Week. If he ouly could wait awvite. death wéuld Ccouie uncalled. .The Luke House, at lake Tahoe, was destroyed by fire last week.. The ship Prima’ Dona, that sdiled on the 20th, had on buard 1,600 sucks of chuiee extra flour, from Bidwell’s mills, at. Ghico. Pe LECTURING On .CALIFORNIA.—Goternor Bross, vf Iliavis, who recently visited the Pacific coust. in company with Schuyler Colfax, 1s to deliver the address before the aluwai of Williams’ College thie month. He bas delivered upwards of « hundred lecteres on California and the Pacific. conste: since hie returu East, and has done more thaw eny other man te call the attention uf Eastetn people tu the’ resources of the Tas Copyry sear.—A question invaly: ing the permanency of the Calaveras county seat, which baS Tong been contested, was ordered to issue, as prayed.fur,. Ite. prracnt fall _. ipitous mountain io a notch blasted in the process of of the the pleasure children, mostly residents of palate of the gastronome. the Iubors of 2 powerful organization that is very evon te be pussessed of one-half of your county—an organizat:on whose arrangements are such that the assaults of the press or of individuals eat no longer either help or harm, The Railroad Company has, in the face of mighty opposition put an effective fereein the field, negociated its securities, putchased abundant materials and has to-day as.good a road from Sacramento to Dutch Flat as there is in tlie United States: The labor has been berculean, but. with almost insurmountable physical obstacles ahead, and sharp and continuous fire in the rear, the great enterprise has gone on, and the evidences are present all along the line uf the road that the work has been hastened in an uncommon degree. Ten thousand laborers are now employed between Alta and the summit, and the-C paty is anxious to hire three thousand more. Twenty miles more of track will . shortly laid, and it is the determinati the managing men of the Company, that the iron borse shal overlook the valleys of the State of Nevada by the of January. —“Whautever opinions may be entertained relative to the policy of the Government in granting so large a tespitary in the mining section of the State, tv a company, it cannet be denied that there is compensation and cousolation in tee fact that the company is engaged in a great national work, and doing it well. The objects of interest aleng the line of the road are few to the eyes of mountain men accustomed to such scenery. Nut so tv the many bright-ayed beauties from Sacramento who gave vent te their appreciation of thinge as they few rapidly by. Two miles above Colfax you pass around a pretock. Therview is terrific. You look down almost perpendicularly thousands of feet.~ The north fork of the American is far be. low looking like a yellow thread. The road from Illinois Town is seen winding down to the Fiver, and.on up the banke 6n the other side to Iowa Hill.: It is a fearful. view. “Should a train of cars ever run off in passing around “Cape Horn,” death to every living thing on board and complete destruction must inevitably result. There are quite a number of heavy outs and a great deal of filling between Colfax aod Alta; but tiding along in. the cars is 8 poor way of estimating. the magnitude -of such works. A slide in one 4f theee cuts cost:-the removal of more than a hundred thousand eubice yards of eurth. 2 The-grade wf the: suad above Colfax’ is nearly up to the maximum point allowed by law. One bundred and ‘sixteen feet is the bighestallowed. ‘The grade reaches one hundred and fourteen in several places. “A hundred and fuurteon is the grade along that ‘fearful spot, “Cape)Horu." pe The Railroad Coipany has didivulty in shipping its. iron, , Almost every vessel leaving New York bas a quantity un boatd but it dues aut orrive ag rapidly as could be wished. This difficulty will be more severely folt when the deserts beyund the thoanting are reached, where the graditig is Tight aad .where+the. eall for material will be repid. Yet it is thé intention of the Com. pany to have the care running to Salt Lake ia three years from January, 1867, — *,* Tue Mousten Ram —Fires were lightFees tal. Ghew sipesea eee now ig North Blooinfielé, upon the clams recently purchased by them, will cost in the neighed as an outlet for the claims, aed will ens. building » flame, the past two mooths, to their claims. This company lias always Gamekiase, to, dust of the valley, to get a sniff of fresh sir, among the pices of the mountains, and to Of chickens there was an incredible quantity, and of rum punch; galorn, not to mention the long list of nice things that serve to decorate 4 table as well as delight the But, your correspondent does not propese to puff the Railroad Company fur a dead. head ride and a dinoer. His object, in writing these lines, is to. call attention te We alloyed by a single grief. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA city. Sunpay & Monvay, July 22-23, 1466. W 5 Hale San Froa_ J Dane Liberty bill R Conaut de H Seuthera mill JW Pearson do J Ragan Washington M Lambeth do W M Hawilton Sacr J I Sykes Grasse Val WH Gilliland Union W Eccles do CB Plummer WarS G Fletcher do DH Birdsall Banger. jT A Hale Oro Fiso J Tiekel de. HA Earobam do W Rankia do G B McMcKee Neva C PF McCaniff Birch HA Ashburn do G W Saulberry Wily W Huffmaa de M Mohier do G Philips de BJ Putoam San Jua AI Zehkiad de RE Thompson Ca h DMecDonsid do W P Cheney Qus bil 8 Nichols do PD Brown Mead L 1.T Saxby . do Madam Beoner do J Beiden do OM Allen Marysvill E G Compton Eurek O F Hawley Coluubi 8S J Eddy Selby hili J H eo Litde Yo O F Hawley N Colu L A Wallis &R H 8 MeMichael Coer W RB Coff, de A Drew Goid Run J Can Col Hill F Fellows Grass Val W Batten Nevada Miss Fellows .do KC Black N Bloomt J Oliver du 8S Rogers E idoradu Mrs Fuller Wh Deaking de Mrs Calderw do KW Latta Nevada C W Carlisle Carlisle ; ——— Y PAINTS, OILS, YTURPENTINES, RING’S AMBER OSTA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line, FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. WARD'S — PERFECT FITTING SH IR 8: FOR SALE BY . SLL RESPECTABLE DEALERS . = MENS WEAR, . ASK FOR “warps >» TAKE NO OTHERS. See that the above Trade Mark is

stamped on the Yoke. ae ‘wo WaAaRD?s PAPER COLLARs. . —AT— WARD'S SHIRT STORE, a MONTGOMERY STREET, rg % dren 25 cts. Baised Seats 50 ets. . PACIFIC “INSURANCE” COMPANY, . Insurance Agency. Policies of Insurance their entire business to the PACIFIC: TRSURANCE COMPANY. —PFour Hundred and Fift will remam on it tilt outstand scribers w fore. have transfer ask the their paiveeage to the PACIFIC RANCE COMPANY, with whom we arenow conshall be fully Pacific that has ever charact which we have been connected, ) : “hekLow $. BROTHER, PACIFIC INsUgANCE CoMPAnY, SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, 1666. 4 wi r “Br ‘the transfer of represented by is now prepared to offer to alt Parties formerly insured by said Companies equally iberal terms and prompt payment of al! . Pred, ‘For Five Nights Only. TUESDAY EVENING JULY 24th. And every Evening during y the Week. —— ' MATINEE, GRAN SATURDA 4 Commencing at 20’clock. GRAND HISTORIC MIRROR And Mechanica! Diorama of the _ Popular Ballads, by MESS ANNIG HALLE, ; Queen of Song. nerenee Doors open at 7% o*clock, Curtain rise at 8: N 0 extra charge for reserved seats. jy22 CENERAL SAN PRAXC1SC0, July tst; 1866. The following Fire insurance Companies, viz : The “Home,” of New York. prs The “Hartford,” of Hartforg. Coun. The **Washington,” of Nfw York. The “Arctic,*? of New York. The “Phenix,” of New York. A G devided te relinquish business on H the Pacific enast, we shall cease.to issue on and after this date. The above named Companies have transterred OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells. Fa &Co. Theusend Dollare— all obligations under pol shall have ceased. The subadjust and pay all losses as heretothe public fer the many favors we ved at their hands, we will ” Thanki assuring a}! our customers that their guarded and thas they will dea conte the same security, i ae ‘neurance Agents. ae ae me rk. Hi. ~NEW AGENCY— OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned e1 betttofore Agent alt “the Bro. having Been appolnted Agent of , ry PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FINE BRANDIES, Wiwes, Will attend to his fricnda as heretofore and conjue peop a cla Benth PANG . +. .NEVADA Orry, arta ; a y 2, ree i 3 ¥ RB. FININGRER &@ co. Dealers in . $ i cetigs At 4 “ i q ¥ iy tet ; ¥ AFTERNOON, AMERICAN REBELLION, ; the. Companies with H _ TOWNE & BACON, © es Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, oct igs, RE, Sy 536 Clay Street, opp, Leidesdorf, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ia Tar erat Ane anon, Bitoni Office 4 are able to do yood work wit. ‘aty Interior will be served as as though personally present. Samples and price lists furnished if desired, and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. : . Agents for B.D. Wade's Inks, San Francisco, July 13th—tr . H. J: Booth;, G. W. Prescott. Irving M. Scott: UNION IRON WORKS, Corner of First & Mission Ste. San Franciseo. Established in 1849, _] AVING by far the oldest and most exten, H sive establishment on the Pacific coust, we are now prepared to furaish, at the shortest notice and at most reasonable rates, all kinds uf ma. isand Quartz work made a epee Mills We have the best s of i, T Seria, sole aatattes sti eRe ar So) ted Franklinite tempered Shoes B. ! size. um, A! an meeded by the miner. :Excelsior Pump for domestic use and for dee trom 23 inches to Ivinahes in Olesioner BANNER BROTHE R8:, . Aimporters of wmcLlotHiIN G ju Gents? Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., &c., Seeeaeeeet Price of Admission, 75 ets. Chil} Cor Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, = Seasonuble Gvods received by every DR. W. GROVE DEAL, —OFFICE— Office Hours—From 9 16 12 o'clock ; from 1 to 3 Nevada city, July 10th. STLVER WARE. —anpnD— « JEWELRY} FOR SALE, BY ; W. ¢. RANDOLPH, Nevads City. Nevada, 17th, 1866. “ON BROAD sTREET, a Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Parties sending orders. from the . G Cc coppe excell 210 f north su peri sacker San F witha They . surfue ehipm profit. coppe: , faith, 3 prospe found the co lieving mines Hie last, ei at the Moore’ way me had, at ing To scound poor fe Matual main it be fou! street. THA: H.Col Nevads office. ~ both wi the me o’elock past thi Nor receive which 1 gard to We we his first sary, to the ‘po ‘worked yielded worth a Re V who bu: F £ F i