July 9, 1869 (4 pages)

13} AD: TRONS evada, INS] -AMME! dget of rpere un, . be PER. "HE At. fueExtra We the ased with 2 night of efforts of sve never é ring, a9 the eplenJester are ciation in that Mr son Sat. fer yous sion. ure, aster, ae, others. aton and t Of your a benefil. sufficient . for such only say] eavor: to and with good .citipartshall — maintain: ¢ nged with given me nt, on Sat CESON. DA CITY. re propose est of Ne Jnation for s—lesa the harges for ood SecarCounty Sena!] margic ac ramento, ty. pndon and tions and 2. melted, re rpool end Californis, =e Sulilvag, jay of daly. ay, will exro. law, 8) i hit certain me, kocwo at Moore § alifernia.— f the water s water to gt other jot sure’s — as the -.e nudivided i the Ne uted at said to said Nemade at the at, Nevada ; gad bide aa,” jetratr’x. Attys. The Daily Transerrpt, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. MINING IN DEER ( CREEK. —Our citi-« zens are probably not aware of. the ~'-great ‘amount of mining being done in Peer Creek this-season.__A few morn * “Norice-70 Crry PROPERTY Hopes: The following. j is an extract from the law in relation t6the town lands : Sec. 7. Evéry person, company, ccrporation or_association, claimant of any town lot or parcel of Jand within the limits of such town ‘site, shah. present to the corporate _ ‘authorities, by\filing ‘the same with the clerk thereof within six mouths after the plat shall have. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY q THE COODS MUST BE .— ings since we took a walk down this been filed in the office of the County Recorder, his, her, or their affidavit, ’ plaintiff. ‘ streét, opposite the Union Hotel. creek some ‘four or five miles, and were “astonished at the number of ‘compantes . at work. All of these companies, with one exception, were Chinese. There are probabiy-net4ess-than-fifteen—Chinese companies, givingemploy ment to between two and three hundred of their countrymen. There are, besides these, a Chinese company working Little Deer Creek and one working in Gold Run; both tributaries to Deer Creek. White men have worked these over and. over, until gold in paying quantities (to them at least), could not be found, and, then they sold them, at. good prices, to Chinese companies, who have worked them continually and appear to be doing well. We know of one instance where they paid $2,200 for a creek claim considered almost worthless, and they are now engaged in putting in expensive works to open it up in @ proper. manner. We have no doubt they will do well. Had this claim remained in the hands of the party from whom they purchased it, probably it would never have been worked. They appear to have reduced this kind of mining toa science. Old abandoned claims; that nobedy thought had gold enough in them to buy salt, have been purchased by Chinamen and worked with profit. ‘In order to see how they manage, it is but necessary to take a walk upon the Suspension bridge, as two companies . are working in sight of it—one below and the other above. District Court, July 8th.—Kelly vs Paul. Judgment for plaintiff. Delano vs Coe Mining Company. ‘’ Judgment for plaintiff. Heninger vs Adams. ’ Colbert vs Castle etal. Demurrer to complaint sustained, and 10 days given to amend. Marlette vs Marlette. Degree of *. pa vorce (granted. re Joseph Schlotthauer admitted. to cits izenship. ~ Court adjourned fo this morning at 10 o'clock. THE Ciyevt.—Oa next Saturday evening, Marry Jackson, one of the best clowns that ever trod the arena, will be _Ahe recipient of a complimentary benefit tendered him by our citizens. This is the best circus that has performed here for many years, and we doubt not ‘will be crowded toe overflowing on the night in question, On this occasion the den of performing lions will be fed and performed free of extra charge. As this probably will-the last opportunity our citizens will have of seeing these liong and this circus, it, is unnecessary us to urge them to go. — Runaway.—A 6pan of mules attached . to Debernardi’s wood wagon became frightened and ran away, yesterday; as he was throwing offa load of wood in front of a China wash house on Main They attempted to turn into the vacant lot running through from Main to Broad street, and in doing so the hub of the wagon struck the corner of Kistle’s brick building, knocking out several bricks, and cracking the corner pretty badly. repaired at slight cost. . For Carer ENGINEER.—At a meeting of Pennsylvania Eagine Company, held Wednesday evening, ‘Thomas Canfield was nominated for Chief Engineer. There are now two candidateg in the field—W. R. Coeand C. T. Canfield. The election takes place on the 26th inst. For Suprervisok.—We understand that Joseph Perrin will be a candidate for Supervisor from Grass Valley town. ship at the ensuing election. Mr. Perrian is a hard working man, possesses good business qualifications, and is in _every way fitted for the office. If elected he will make an A. No. 1 Superviser. 9 Judgment for The damage, however, can be’ verified in person Or apg, ‘authorized agent or attorney in which shall be concisely stated the facts constitating the possession thereof as against all other persons, to the best of his knowledge and belief, to which shall be attached’a copy of so much of the plat of said town site as will fully exhibit the particular lot or parcel of-Jand_ so claimed, with the abuttals * * * * Parties deniting certified copies of the survey of their lots for the above purpose can procure them of me for one dolarand a half each if they te mers the map is filed. — fy: 8. BRADLEY. earring. A Murtan > nA report has been circulated that Messrs; Reed and Dunkle, forwarding merchants at Colfax, were about to increase their tariff of charges on freight and. packa~ ges. The public is assured that such report is wholly without foundation, All freight consigned to our care will be forwarded promptly as heretofore, and-charges will remain the same. Reep & DuNKLE., Colfax, June 29th, 1869. pee ena —_ GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE _ CANDIDATES! FTER THE 10th “DAY OF JULY, story wil be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST 8ELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS “AND TOBACCO In Nevada. County. HfPuas also on hand che ; GENUINE IMPORTEDFIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as é FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MARYS OWN, PKACH BLOSSOM, &¢, &e. Ke. Crumpton’s 12 lb. hard, pressed, Atlantic Cable, . Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready -Twist—the best ever brought to this market. THE Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, © Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TUBACCO in + fl quantit es. : Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, EX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, . Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he will sell at's small advance on San Francisco Cost. JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. $, B. DAVENPORT, sj . AGENT a RANCH FOR SALE. FINE RANCH, located halfa mile from the town of Washington, containing 28 acres of Land, is offered for sale cheap. It contains a House, Barn, Stable and a fine orchard. att land is Jocated in s ae ep cality for i rowi Apply io TO now par the Ranch. stock of : a Dress Goods, ea Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, . : And evérything else in the Store on the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods, Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop. Skirts, at 50 cents each, 4 ar Ladies! 1 where visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. A. GOLDSMITH CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN . HE AVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, POWDER, FUSE, QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, and IRON PIPE Made to order. AGEN TSairo bo ALLENWOOD'S PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, —AND--; FURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, SIDD’S BLOCK, NEVADA CITY. SOLD OR GIVEN AWAY. . : ". aco. & § SIMON. ROSENTHAL . HES cenit to — of his present . . Before buying elseBOUND FOR NEW YORK. . Must'sell at any ny Sacrifice within Sixty Days! ease Dry Goods Firm —OFr— Be tA e ING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO Opell bisificss ti New York are— Determined to sell the Entire ‘Stock at‘any sacrifice. : THE BBUSENESS ; MUST BE CLOsED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, Ce” Store ‘Keepers, Retail Dealers and all the People can get Goods ‘below Cost. Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prives : 3; 000 yards of centsa yard ; 2, 500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20. cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Bummer shawls, $3 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1.25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks . and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards}. of lawn, 12} cents a yard ; 500 yards of . gingham, 183 cents per yard, and éverything else in proportion. do not buy now lose money. ‘The store must be oui of. peg within sixty days. ER Ladies ave invited to examine the large Stock ef DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, , PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, . CARPETS, &e, &e. &e. &e., &e. “Which are Offered at a sacrifice, t= All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine stock is reqnested to A Dwelling Heuse and Lot for le. my & & ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada, NEVADA COUNTY . CURBD BACON, HAMS. FRESH LARD. : CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED TO SUP eR” the Market with ‘ HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WAHKANT THEM SUPERIOR TO NY IN THE STATE. mam LARD 43 PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH. AND SWEE CASHIN .& KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE TAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE : HOGS, and SHEEP, ATIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the most reasonable terme. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevada city off the Grass Valley Turnpike. , PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT Grass Valley road, near Maltman’s Sulpbure Works. " Orders imei to CASHIN & KENT; Nevada City, will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Nov. 13, 1968 me a People who . JACOB. NAFFZICER’S NEW MEAT MARKET, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Bliven & Potter’ 8. OPENED ON: oN THURSDAY, MAY 18th. He will kill his own Meatavhieh wilt spare no expense to suit his Customers. He invites his old customers and as mahy new _. Ones as will give him a call and guarantees to give satisfaction to all. All kinds of Meat and Sausage will be kept on hand. ATTENTION TRAVELERS! secu FROM. AND AFTER THIS PSs one a TREWEBKLY LINE UF STAGES will ran between ‘Nevada, Omega and Washington ‘Leaving Nevada at 635°A. Hi on’ Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at 2 P. on Saturdays. Keturning, will leave Washington, on a)awe at 7A. M., arrive at Nevers by Through Fare One Dollar. Toor From Central House 50 cts, Freight 75 cents per 100 poundr, Oflice at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. ‘ ** Washington—Grissel’s Hotel. Nevada, Omega ~~ Washi nm Stage Co., Proprietors, RW. TA, Agent. , Latta’s.Wountain Express is ‘carried on this line, and connects. at Nevada with viele, Fargo & Co. and the Pacific Union a Co. Collections made, and all kinda xpress business i amc . attended to. ‘A, Feoprictor. Nevada-dune on ” 1869, A. ISOARD, No, 61 Broad Street, Nevada City Importer, Wholesale and Retail dealer in _™ WIN KS, FINE BRANDIES, _ And the BeatofDOMESTIC LIQUORS, Among them (7 Waite’s Celebratea Claret, .Urders from the country are respectfully so {cited and promptly attended to, 5 CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE! THE SECRET OF POPULARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED! AR CANDIDATES WARRANTED TO RUN WELL if they buy their oe of SPENCE & CO, FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, AND RRESH OYSTERS, GO TO THE . United States Bakery. (BREAD, PIES, CAKES, ye eres thing appertaining to the business constan ly on Fresh Bread delivered at all parte ofthe city. : JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 1ith, 1869, R. M. HUNT, M.D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, ® NEVADA CITY. sps-'67-tF Fruit and Vegetable Store. I. BR. RUMERY, Commercial Street,.Nevada City, LG iy constantly on hand a good supply 0 VEGETABLES, RANCH AND ¥.) KIN BUT. TER, CHEESE, CANNED #xUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &c. &c. &e, a7” 1 have made arrangements to receive all the different kinds of NEW VEGETA. BLES AND FRUIT as soon as they appear in the markets below. Give me a cull. alg Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— MACHINE SBOP. Steam ENGINES AND BOILERS built to order CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every ae. tion. RTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted ey w repaired Every ae, of Building Caatings,Saw,Criet, Malt and Bark Mille; horse power and car wheels, Ordere fi. cd promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Fransinco—freight added. DAVID THOM: ANSON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTE A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in Groceries, -Provisions, Case*Goods, CROCKERY, , LIQuors, a&e. &C, &. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free ofCharge. . a FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD sTREST. seeseeveesNEVADA CITY &"©. T. CANFIELD, Proprietor. Successor to G. v. eg Wines, Ligaors me See the Gallon, Quart or G Wallet in men, and take a pa ; r, by ig jis. peste: “best that can be found in thé country and wil!

13} AD: TRONS evada, INS] -AMME! dget of rpere un, . be PER. "HE At. fueExtra We the ased with 2 night of efforts of sve never é ring, a9 the eplenJester are ciation in that Mr son Sat. fer yous sion. ure, aster, ae, others. aton and t Of your a benefil. sufficient . for such only say] eavor: to and with good .citipartshall — maintain: ¢ nged with given me nt, on Sat CESON. DA CITY. re propose est of Ne Jnation for s—lesa the harges for ood SecarCounty Sena!] margic ac ramento, ty. pndon and tions and 2. melted, re rpool end Californis, =e Sulilvag, jay of daly. ay, will exro. law, 8) i hit certain me, kocwo at Moore § alifernia.— f the water s water to gt other jot sure’s — as the -.e nudivided i the Ne uted at said to said Nemade at the at, Nevada ; gad bide aa,” jetratr’x. Attys. The Daily Transerrpt, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. MINING IN DEER ( CREEK. —Our citi-« zens are probably not aware of. the ~'-great ‘amount of mining being done in Peer Creek this-season.__A few morn * “Norice-70 Crry PROPERTY Hopes: The following. j is an extract from the law in relation t6the town lands : Sec. 7. Evéry person, company, ccrporation or_association, claimant of any town lot or parcel of Jand within the limits of such town ‘site, shah. present to the corporate _ ‘authorities, by\filing ‘the same with the clerk thereof within six mouths after the plat shall have. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY q THE COODS MUST BE .— ings since we took a walk down this been filed in the office of the County Recorder, his, her, or their affidavit, ’ plaintiff. ‘ streét, opposite the Union Hotel. creek some ‘four or five miles, and were “astonished at the number of ‘compantes . at work. All of these companies, with one exception, were Chinese. There are probabiy-net4ess-than-fifteen—Chinese companies, givingemploy ment to between two and three hundred of their countrymen. There are, besides these, a Chinese company working Little Deer Creek and one working in Gold Run; both tributaries to Deer Creek. White men have worked these over and. over, until gold in paying quantities (to them at least), could not be found, and, then they sold them, at. good prices, to Chinese companies, who have worked them continually and appear to be doing well. We know of one instance where they paid $2,200 for a creek claim considered almost worthless, and they are now engaged in putting in expensive works to open it up in @ proper. manner. We have no doubt they will do well. Had this claim remained in the hands of the party from whom they purchased it, probably it would never have been worked. They appear to have reduced this kind of mining toa science. Old abandoned claims; that nobedy thought had gold enough in them to buy salt, have been purchased by Chinamen and worked with profit. ‘In order to see how they manage, it is but necessary to take a walk upon the Suspension bridge, as two companies . are working in sight of it—one below and the other above. District Court, July 8th.—Kelly vs Paul. Judgment for plaintiff. Delano vs Coe Mining Company. ‘’ Judgment for plaintiff. Heninger vs Adams. ’ Colbert vs Castle etal. Demurrer to complaint sustained, and 10 days given to amend. Marlette vs Marlette. Degree of *. pa vorce (granted. re Joseph Schlotthauer admitted. to cits izenship. ~ Court adjourned fo this morning at 10 o'clock. THE Ciyevt.—Oa next Saturday evening, Marry Jackson, one of the best clowns that ever trod the arena, will be _Ahe recipient of a complimentary benefit tendered him by our citizens. This is the best circus that has performed here for many years, and we doubt not ‘will be crowded toe overflowing on the night in question, On this occasion the den of performing lions will be fed and performed free of extra charge. As this probably will-the last opportunity our citizens will have of seeing these liong and this circus, it, is unnecessary us to urge them to go. — Runaway.—A 6pan of mules attached . to Debernardi’s wood wagon became frightened and ran away, yesterday; as he was throwing offa load of wood in front of a China wash house on Main They attempted to turn into the vacant lot running through from Main to Broad street, and in doing so the hub of the wagon struck the corner of Kistle’s brick building, knocking out several bricks, and cracking the corner pretty badly. repaired at slight cost. . For Carer ENGINEER.—At a meeting of Pennsylvania Eagine Company, held Wednesday evening, ‘Thomas Canfield was nominated for Chief Engineer. There are now two candidateg in the field—W. R. Coeand C. T. Canfield. The election takes place on the 26th inst. For Suprervisok.—We understand that Joseph Perrin will be a candidate for Supervisor from Grass Valley town. ship at the ensuing election. Mr. Perrian is a hard working man, possesses good business qualifications, and is in _every way fitted for the office. If elected he will make an A. No. 1 Superviser. 9 Judgment for The damage, however, can be’ verified in person Or apg, ‘authorized agent or attorney in which shall be concisely stated the facts constitating the possession thereof as against all other persons, to the best of his knowledge and belief, to which shall be attached’a copy of so much of the plat of said town site as will fully exhibit the particular lot or parcel of-Jand_ so claimed, with the abuttals * * * * Parties deniting certified copies of the survey of their lots for the above purpose can procure them of me for one dolarand a half each if they te mers the map is filed. — fy: 8. BRADLEY. earring. A Murtan > nA report has been circulated that Messrs; Reed and Dunkle, forwarding merchants at Colfax, were about to increase their tariff of charges on freight and. packa~ ges. The public is assured that such report is wholly without foundation, All freight consigned to our care will be forwarded promptly as heretofore, and-charges will remain the same. Reep & DuNKLE., Colfax, June 29th, 1869. pee ena —_ GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE _ CANDIDATES! FTER THE 10th “DAY OF JULY, story wil be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST 8ELECTED STOCK OF CIGARS “AND TOBACCO In Nevada. County. HfPuas also on hand che ; GENUINE IMPORTEDFIGARO & CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as é FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, MARYS OWN, PKACH BLOSSOM, &¢, &e. Ke. Crumpton’s 12 lb. hard, pressed, Atlantic Cable, . Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready -Twist—the best ever brought to this market. THE Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, © Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TUBACCO in + fl quantit es. : Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, EX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards, . Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he will sell at's small advance on San Francisco Cost. JULIUS GREENWALD,

BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. $, B. DAVENPORT, sj . AGENT a RANCH FOR SALE. FINE RANCH, located halfa mile from the town of Washington, containing 28 acres of Land, is offered for sale cheap. It contains a House, Barn, Stable and a fine orchard. att land is Jocated in s ae ep cality for i rowi Apply io TO now par the Ranch. stock of : a Dress Goods, ea Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, . : And evérything else in the Store on the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods, Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop. Skirts, at 50 cents each, 4 ar Ladies! 1 where visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. A. GOLDSMITH CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN . HE AVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, POWDER, FUSE, QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, and IRON PIPE Made to order. AGEN TSairo bo ALLENWOOD'S PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, —AND--; FURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, SIDD’S BLOCK, NEVADA CITY. SOLD OR GIVEN AWAY. . : ". aco. & § SIMON. ROSENTHAL . HES cenit to — of his present . . Before buying elseBOUND FOR NEW YORK. . Must'sell at any ny Sacrifice within Sixty Days! ease Dry Goods Firm —OFr— Be tA e ING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO Opell bisificss ti New York are— Determined to sell the Entire ‘Stock at‘any sacrifice. : THE BBUSENESS ; MUST BE CLOsED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, Ce” Store ‘Keepers, Retail Dealers and all the People can get Goods ‘below Cost. Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prives : 3; 000 yards of centsa yard ; 2, 500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20. cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Bummer shawls, $3 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1.25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks . and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards}. of lawn, 12} cents a yard ; 500 yards of . gingham, 183 cents per yard, and éverything else in proportion. do not buy now lose money. ‘The store must be oui of. peg within sixty days. ER Ladies ave invited to examine the large Stock ef DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, , PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, . CARPETS, &e, &e. &e. &e., &e. “Which are Offered at a sacrifice, t= All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine stock is reqnested to A Dwelling Heuse and Lot for le. my & & ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada, NEVADA COUNTY . CURBD BACON, HAMS. FRESH LARD. : CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED TO SUP eR” the Market with ‘ HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WAHKANT THEM SUPERIOR TO NY IN THE STATE. mam LARD 43 PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH. AND SWEE CASHIN .& KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE TAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE : HOGS, and SHEEP, ATIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the most reasonable terme. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevada city off the Grass Valley Turnpike. , PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT Grass Valley road, near Maltman’s Sulpbure Works. " Orders imei to CASHIN & KENT; Nevada City, will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Nov. 13, 1968 me a People who . JACOB. NAFFZICER’S NEW MEAT MARKET, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Bliven & Potter’ 8. OPENED ON: oN THURSDAY, MAY 18th. He will kill his own Meatavhieh wilt spare no expense to suit his Customers. He invites his old customers and as mahy new _. Ones as will give him a call and guarantees to give satisfaction to all. All kinds of Meat and Sausage will be kept on hand. ATTENTION TRAVELERS! secu FROM. AND AFTER THIS PSs one a TREWEBKLY LINE UF STAGES will ran between ‘Nevada, Omega and Washington ‘Leaving Nevada at 635°A. Hi on’ Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at 2 P. on Saturdays. Keturning, will leave Washington, on a)awe at 7A. M., arrive at Nevers by Through Fare One Dollar. Toor From Central House 50 cts, Freight 75 cents per 100 poundr, Oflice at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. ‘ ** Washington—Grissel’s Hotel. Nevada, Omega ~~ Washi nm Stage Co., Proprietors, RW. TA, Agent. , Latta’s.Wountain Express is ‘carried on this line, and connects. at Nevada with viele, Fargo & Co. and the Pacific Union a Co. Collections made, and all kinda xpress business i amc . attended to. ‘A, Feoprictor. Nevada-dune on ” 1869, A. ISOARD, No, 61 Broad Street, Nevada City Importer, Wholesale and Retail dealer in _™ WIN KS, FINE BRANDIES, _ And the BeatofDOMESTIC LIQUORS, Among them (7 Waite’s Celebratea Claret, .Urders from the country are respectfully so {cited and promptly attended to, 5 CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE! THE SECRET OF POPULARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED! AR CANDIDATES WARRANTED TO RUN WELL if they buy their oe of SPENCE & CO, FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, AND RRESH OYSTERS, GO TO THE . United States Bakery. (BREAD, PIES, CAKES, ye eres thing appertaining to the business constan ly on Fresh Bread delivered at all parte ofthe city. : JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 1ith, 1869, R. M. HUNT, M.D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, ® NEVADA CITY. sps-'67-tF Fruit and Vegetable Store. I. BR. RUMERY, Commercial Street,.Nevada City, LG iy constantly on hand a good supply 0 VEGETABLES, RANCH AND ¥.) KIN BUT. TER, CHEESE, CANNED #xUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &c. &c. &e, a7” 1 have made arrangements to receive all the different kinds of NEW VEGETA. BLES AND FRUIT as soon as they appear in the markets below. Give me a cull. alg Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— MACHINE SBOP. Steam ENGINES AND BOILERS built to order CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every ae. tion. RTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted ey w repaired Every ae, of Building Caatings,Saw,Criet, Malt and Bark Mille; horse power and car wheels, Ordere fi. cd promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Fransinco—freight added. DAVID THOM: ANSON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTE A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in Groceries, -Provisions, Case*Goods, CROCKERY, , LIQuors, a&e. &C, &. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free ofCharge. . a FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD sTREST. seeseeveesNEVADA CITY &"©. T. CANFIELD, Proprietor. Successor to G. v. eg Wines, Ligaors me See the Gallon, Quart or G Wallet in men, and take a pa ; r, by ig jis. peste: “best that can be found in thé country and wil!