June 13, 1866 (4 pages)

will keep-on~ hand, at all times, the very Hest of Cymrenar abou ee” mit siest? gel @hoe 2 iv aisare 4 Te oe BROWN: & DEAL, N. P.BROWN. . M. 8, DEAL, . ¢ — PROPRIETORS. Ag Office---cor. Broad and Pine Streets, ec ee = D.8. BAKER. Pee A. MARTIN D. 8, BAKER & CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea , No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fens ‘MEATs, OF ALL KINDS on hand and for gale~at Cheap rates for post ah delivered free of Charg Within, & reasonable distance of Nevada. wo0oD-oF all kinds, on hand and for sale pi for Cash. aaglo "Opposition is the Life of Trade, EVREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, One door below Cline & Novitsky’s dry goods store, Ty NEVADA CITY. GEORGE SHAFFER & CO., Would respectfullyannounce to the public that they have opened the above named Market, and BEEF, PORK, “. MUTTON, L, SAUSAGE. POUTRY, .Etc., Etc. WHOLESALE &°RETAIL. Which we will furnish at Lower rates, for . cash, than any other Market fn the City. my8 G. SHAFFER & CO. Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! FALL STYLES FOR 1665, —AT = POIRIER'‘& LANSING’S Successors.to A. Lam Corner of Second and f Streets” y > SACRAMENTO, W. E have just . ventesk the Largest Stock of Hats and Caps ever offered in the State. Our stock com ry Men's and Boys’ FUR, SILK and yom ;Men’sand Boys’ CAPS of evary de"totien Hats made to order. The Best Silk Hats Made to order, FOR, SEVEN DOLLARS! POIRIER & LANSING. __ Sacramento, Sept. 15th. Wynkoop’s Portrait of Lincoln. Ww: have appointed W. 8. W. 8. DAY as Agent for “Wynkoop’s Photo-Chromatic Oil Portrait of Lincoln and Grant.” in the ei of Nevada and ‘Placer. CORBIE Lh a ae has eco uar Market Street, San Franéisco. General — for the Pacific Coast, TESTIMONIALS. “SW tiaiadors igned. citizens of California: have bt ae Op’ 8 Portrait of our late. lamented Presibeg Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful process of Photo-Chromatic Oil Painting. and con: sider it a correct and perfect. ess of the Great éntid Good Man. and congtaraate Wynkoop on the unquestionable success of his efforts. and all lov = of Art, with the opportunity of possessing so fine We side. ines mi hs hh L. ©. Gunn, Thos. Hill, Artist. Nosh Brooks, Silas W. Johnson L. W. Ernest, 8. Brannan. I consider Wynkoop’s Photo Chromatic Oil Portrait ef Mr. Lineuln of superior excellence in every L-have seen no ther. Purtrait of.the. late Present whieh so vividly retalls his anneee and ‘o-Chromatic Oil mnounce it @ om striking Emenee of ches and consider it pleture we have ever seen. Capt. ist vey fei wv 8, A . McGregon, int Lient. Ist walry, U eae May 24th—tf : “<@. R. CRAWFORD,” rye Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, et We have seen geen, Wynkoop 8 Ph FS — r Anioweny, a Tank Books, tires Us TF ot Gold Pens aya ¢ bs i) hm Gd < Justice’ es fae Constanle’s Blanks. Hevedn, July 28th thle GEO. E. WITHINGTON. MER ERA Orpnmental Painter. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. ¥i hed ph he adic iveee! SILVER WARE. WATCHES, 5 i AN Dam : JEWELRY FOR SALE, BY Ww. 0 RANDOLPH, pees Bulla ing, Nevada Ci ty Nevada, 17th, 1866. Established in 185%. —BY— . JAMES J. OTT : Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of ev of every description ‘Melted guaranteed, Melting done in presence ef depositors: jan24 BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ NEVADA CITY. acme X have just received a NEW STOCK OF Goops, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and _ Gaiters, Ladies’; Misses’ and Children’s Balmorals, Galters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufactnrers of New’ York, Philadelphia and Bogtea. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, Just frees thea Marivftictory, received by the Ias Steamer. T also have full assortmént.of ' SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harnes# Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lage Leather, Pegs, Nails. Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything)to be found in .@ first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtag done in ‘the best style: Boots and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warrantedinevery care. I keep Boots of my-own masufacture always on hand and will sell all my Goods, [ Cheaper than any other House’ in town ! 4 ——mp Remember the Corner ! Nevada, November 1ith. NATIONAL Hair Dressing-and and Bathing Saloon. c. LAMPE would informa the people ‘of e this city audviéinity that he bas’ purchased the interest.of F. H. Fisher in the, National. Heir Dressing and Bathing Saloon, and will continue, as heretofore, at the old stand. Particular attention paid to the cutting of gents, ladies’ and children’s hair. If you_wasta, good shave, gents, call at thie place. Hot, cold.and shower baths at.all times.— Always on hand a stock of Dr. Jennings’ Re— hs e for the hair” ever intte dueed, «. apts Ee ABOARD? PM iia, We, a Herade City regemtly os the road with speed and sa . seeing oie wren eihs Leaves Nevata, ity, Ae oe ene, vil. xDa mee ag Su VRLAND a. in ten . eee tu es, % street, Nevada city Gi! aM «ove " and Assayed. Qorrectness of Assays fully ein & ieee & Te Otel ted up or re ery ki cr Buliaag © in; Sam, Crs Mal et Bark ls ; horse po car whee Orders filled ar a prtptien sae etree ‘as any establishment: freight aieed st MINERS?’ (FOUNDRY FEANDe'T 5 ‘MACHINE WORKS, ; First Street; between Howard and! elec, ‘San Franetecd. 4 HOWLAND, ANGEUL & KING, Da) Bes gg of Steam Engines, Mill and Qoartz Machinery and Iron all kinds: The. partienlar attention of Miners and Mill mewi« called tothe the Miners? diy, containing much valuable information; mt otherwise easily obtainable. Books sent free to any addres§ on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, San Francisco. Sqn Francisco, April SthFRANKLIN FOUNDRY ‘MACHINE WORKS, H. W. Fortune, Neil Barr, T. Breen, TCampbell. Oa ee ee Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Bollers, Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Mining Pumps’ Amalgamators, Shafting, Water Wheel Irons, Gadgeons, Pulleys And all kinds of Machinery necessary for this Coast.' No. 119 & 128. Fremont Street, Between Mission. & Howard San Francisee. Ps RTTIES ih the cbuntry wbout to purchase Machinery, can save the ¢ + of visiting the Fai by sending to the Franklin Fou y, draw ings and specifications of what they want, with money deposited.in seme bavk of San Francisco, . subject to the order af FORTUNE, BARK, BREEN & CO., upon completion of the work drdered, ‘and in all such cases, the work mill be warranted striotly in accordance with the’ drawings. Parties wanting estimates or any tnformation conéerning sest ‘of ma chinery, can obtain * by_corresponding ‘with FORTUNE, BARR & CO. aps 119 4 121 Fremont Street, San Franeison. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c., &e., JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars: and Tobacco ! old firm T am enabled tosell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store tn the mountains. To my“extondivé stodk I would atl the “attention of Dealers and the publie generally. Orders from alt parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Feb 13th, at ‘ As ©. NELES, ©." . Attorney and Counselor at Law, —OFKFICK— Coriet bf Broad € Pine streets. J.Nevada dity NEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. i thé Merchants of N ada WW PEP alias, Cane onsaun rp ey have established a F FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to furward Goods With ‘a and’'at Low Rates . Tet TT Beko all Gébde, . “CARE WORRILL &, CO. COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 14 . © Minets Hotel ana Restaurant — A Stutnpr, P Propriétor ued apt ss Aan oad nd ea Unde num2 Ye abe: j AMERICAN “WATCHES, years 6 oy Fan Fs astings of Me h. Annual Cirenlar of ~ FORTUNK; BARR, BREEN & Co, . ” HAS the sate facilities for siden’ as the . . JOHN BLASAUP, The above Hotel is now completed 7" 6 rotor 1908 MEDUCTION an . PRICE ‘gre “Made at Waltham, Mass, Ta consequence . of the recent great Aecline in a still furiher decline, we have reduved our prices , to as low a point as they can be placed With Gold at Par, from the expectation that it. will be cheaper at some future time. The test of ten years and the manufacture and. sale og. ‘More than 200,000 Watches, . have given our, prodactions, the very, highest rank among time-keepers, , Commencing with the determination to make only thproughly ex. cellent watches, our! bieiness has steadily. incréased .as the public: became acquainted with their value, until for mouths together, we have been unaole to supply the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they now cover over three'acres of round, and give accommodation: to more than eight hundred workmen,We are fully Justified in stating that we now make MORE THAN ONE HALFOF ALL THE WATCHKS SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grades are distinguished by the b following trade mark s*engraved on the plate: 1, **American Watch Co ”’ Waltham, Mass. “Appleton Tracy & Co.’ Waltham, Maes“P. 8. Bartlett,’ Waltham, Maes. “Wm, Ellery.’ ,’ OUR.LADIES’ WATCH of first quality is named ‘tAppleton, ‘Tracy & Co,” _ Walthatny Maes. oR op “‘P, -8i. Bartlett,” . Waltham, Mase. These watches are furnished in a great variety of sizes'and styles of cases. The Amefican Watch Co., of Waltham, Magss., anthorize us to state that without distinction of trade marke or price, .? ALL THE PRODUOTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY, WARRANTED made im this or any! other country. . . Buyers warrantee is goud at all tinés against the Company or thelr agents, and’ that ff'after the most ‘thorough trial, any watch should preve defective ‘in any particular, ft may always be’ exchangéd for another. As the Americin’ Watches madé at Waltham, ate for gale by dealers generally ' thronghout the country, we do not solicit orders for singte watches. ; CAUTIONs=The publics are cautioned to buy only. of respectable dealers, , All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON, ‘Agents for the ‘American Watch Company. m34 3m 182 Broadway, N. ¥. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS: ‘LADIES, RALLY! . ‘GLINE & NOVITZKY, _ Wo. 30 Commercial Street, aud eonvinos yourselves of the; . Great Reductionin Prices since*-we ei ' @pened our store, a Gi wot consis in part of the choicest and best selected stock of F “SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Ever brought to Nevada city. B. CLINE, ‘els ' He NOVERERY. gold and silver and all the materials used in the . manufacture of our goods, and in anticipation of so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now . 6, “Our next quality of Ladies’ Watch ts named . tobe the best time keepers of their class. ever . should’ remember that unlike the guarantee of a . ‘. foreign maker who ean never be resched; this Co THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE Jiowe mine. ree 4 odd a0 Ba Me TURLE BANKING. HOUSE. ss Poe ABSA, OFFIGR. pai HINDS. & ‘OLEY,” ' ‘Suecssnote ta G. Wid rAVIN t the wel sma meh the rie “ary Mane on for Ansa oe seers the “Putian ve ks on ‘Sab cari pita DER™ SE gaa te aoneyee value, + af gents for the Lo verpoo and Life Instrancé Compan ote and Aye i Fire MELTED, REF ei erreye rs Arsays, Warranted: to: be correct, “ Gotreepgndentam~San ner Bank ot Walifornia ; ramento, os x York. evek wulers net wit #90, \giew ‘Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, . HE! undersigned. takes this ii int forming numerous old 4 frien had ete { iil Ne in général that-he has opened: ‘theabove named House pn’ . “” COMMERCIAL STREET, __For Two Bits each! ~ ~~ LODGING 25 CBN@s, . ml. ee em: J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor. at lew, NOTARY PUBLIC, . —AND— . Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada, MAIN STREET.,,..NORTH SAN JUAN Next door above Frank Smith's. say Nerth San Juan, Marohg 4th. 5 CH. FERRAND. WPHOTOGRAP HI Clg . DAGUERREAN ARTIST yn Every hind of Photogrenbe, and Mabe: types taken in tho best stylecfthe Art, . On PINE STRE Over the United Hates Rasy THE “GEM” saloon. ’ VAN ALSTINE & JENEKING, AVE OPENED the *'Gem Saloon” on’ H BROAD STREET; wutya A few doors below Grawf Store. If you want a as: Lennie ty Co's Fine Cigar drop into the +l and you’ . ! get4t. ‘Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, : J. C. DEVEL, a _ Attorney ‘and Counselor. at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. No. 18 WML Street,; . GRASS VALLEY, Ph ae MARKET.’ Pork; ‘Mutton, Corned Beef and Pore’ the lowest eash prices” ‘'°'O CONTRACTORS,---At any time be fore June 2ist, 18°, the Trusts of thie city of Nevada will receive seaicd proposals tor the, construciion of. abridge across. Big Deer Creek, on the site of the old bridye at the foot of Main street ia said eity. . Specifications—tst. Piers of bridge to run on same foundations as those of the old.bridge— bridge to be of same span as. old oridge, and to have a sidewalk six--fegt wide in the ciear on each side of and outside of road way. Second—Road-way of bridge to be on same level with the road oe of the bridge spanat Big Deer Creek at foot of Broad street, an bridge, with the exe+ptions firet above stated, to be construrted aud fully finished, in all respects. inthe same manver, of the same ‘width and size, upon the same” plan of construction “ of -. Me yon :iy and dimensious Q warts 8. a6 t atter bridge. tk to be fully finished, Li kforeba tt, within tweuty days from date of conttact son ba’ sis Of payment in bak vol at par on General a “s the city. ‘L. W. WILLIAMS, President Boars of tT ustees, Z CITry> BREWERY. wnt inform the peo that lieix nuw 2 b very best. L cum & BEE, Ever manufactured and at the lowest Pontes end: Maleenndiat.dnaune of gostting = cn ee eet artiele of Mi-iiteotd fa ox , Beer.in, Kegs or Bottles, . "ds any ital od cathe “hundred gal LAMOTT’S GFHAT STOR E #3 Is THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE The Leader: of Fashion. 4 Importer and Manufacturer, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, i ’ # te No, 227 Montgomery, Street, \ _, Ban Francisco, April. 24th. eT ae OB! ICE!“ 1CEt” -e , FHOMPSON, STONE & HALE,’ W.ieke bier the ple of, oh tbls ble ott (anomy and "amilice ve to rote wu ed w og Sa os Be ret to! ledve a e "ica te oe ihe Tale rT by ananaegameened ‘ale A SAuGENT, nome e "he ceune on SPRING: Attorney, ane. a QEAEESs val my areensiy nod we Ul Ddaconceae a: + GRU SOR he ald ed soqe = -baed we od © betougnp seamen oa _Draite on on ry States at the 4 ‘GooD SEWws From NEVADA Where he Will serve Meals, FOR’ CASH, ON LY ' _JAMMS MONROB.ean be found ° aie vom hed B Sad at. _peare & Tre with the aes ; Se a i ea ae a oo one etal ore ar ars mrepieen nen syncs tees rear TEs 2; PTL

will keep-on~ hand, at all times, the very Hest of Cymrenar abou ee” mit siest? gel @hoe 2 iv aisare 4 Te oe BROWN: & DEAL, N. P.BROWN. . M. 8, DEAL, . ¢ — PROPRIETORS. Ag Office---cor. Broad and Pine Streets, ec ee = D.8. BAKER. Pee A. MARTIN D. 8, BAKER & CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea , No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fens ‘MEATs, OF ALL KINDS on hand and for gale~at Cheap rates for post ah delivered free of Charg Within, & reasonable distance of Nevada. wo0oD-oF all kinds, on hand and for sale pi for Cash. aaglo "Opposition is the Life of Trade, EVREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, One door below Cline & Novitsky’s dry goods store, Ty NEVADA CITY. GEORGE SHAFFER & CO., Would respectfullyannounce to the public that they have opened the above named Market, and BEEF, PORK, “. MUTTON, L, SAUSAGE. POUTRY, .Etc., Etc. WHOLESALE &°RETAIL. Which we will furnish at Lower rates, for . cash, than any other Market fn the City. my8 G. SHAFFER & CO. Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! FALL STYLES FOR 1665, —AT = POIRIER'‘& LANSING’S Successors.to A. Lam Corner of Second and f Streets” y > SACRAMENTO, W. E have just . ventesk the Largest Stock of Hats and Caps ever offered in the State. Our stock com ry Men's and Boys’ FUR, SILK and yom ;Men’sand Boys’ CAPS of evary de"totien Hats made to order. The Best Silk Hats Made to order, FOR, SEVEN DOLLARS! POIRIER & LANSING. __ Sacramento, Sept. 15th. Wynkoop’s Portrait of Lincoln. Ww: have appointed W. 8. W. 8. DAY as Agent for “Wynkoop’s Photo-Chromatic Oil Portrait of Lincoln and Grant.” in the ei of Nevada and ‘Placer.. CORBIE Lh a ae has eco uar Market Street, San Franéisco. General — for the Pacific Coast, TESTIMONIALS. “SW tiaiadors igned. citizens of California: have bt ae Op’ 8 Portrait of our late. lamented Presibeg Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful process of Photo-Chromatic Oil Painting. and con: sider it a correct and perfect. ess of the Great éntid Good Man. and congtaraate Wynkoop on the unquestionable success of his efforts. and all lov = of Art, with the opportunity of possessing so fine We side. ines mi hs hh L. ©. Gunn, Thos. Hill, Artist. Nosh Brooks, Silas W. Johnson L. W. Ernest, 8. Brannan. I consider Wynkoop’s Photo Chromatic Oil Portrait ef Mr. Lineuln of superior excellence in every L-have seen no ther. Purtrait of.the. late Present whieh so vividly retalls his anneee and ‘o-Chromatic Oil mnounce it @ om striking Emenee of ches and consider it pleture we have ever seen. Capt. ist vey fei wv 8, A . McGregon, int Lient. Ist walry, U eae May 24th—tf : “<@. R. CRAWFORD,” rye Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, et We have seen geen, Wynkoop 8 Ph FS — r Anioweny, a Tank Books, tires Us TF ot Gold Pens aya ¢ bs i) hm Gd < Justice’ es fae Constanle’s Blanks. Hevedn, July 28th thle GEO. E. WITHINGTON. MER ERA Orpnmental Painter. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. ¥i hed ph he adic iveee! SILVER WARE. WATCHES, 5 i AN Dam : JEWELRY FOR SALE, BY Ww. 0 RANDOLPH, pees Bulla ing, Nevada Ci ty Nevada, 17th, 1866. Established in 185%.. —BY— . JAMES J. OTT : Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of ev of every description ‘Melted guaranteed, Melting done in presence ef depositors: jan24 BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ NEVADA CITY. acme X have just received a NEW STOCK OF Goops, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and _ Gaiters, Ladies’; Misses’ and Children’s Balmorals, Galters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufactnrers of New’ York, Philadelphia and Bogtea. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, Just frees thea Marivftictory, received by the Ias Steamer. T also have full assortmént.of ' SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harnes# Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lage Leather, Pegs, Nails. Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything)to be found in .@ first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtag done in ‘the best style: Boots and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warrantedinevery care. I keep Boots of my-own masufacture always on hand and will sell all my Goods, [ Cheaper than any other House’ in town ! 4 ——mp Remember the Corner ! Nevada, November 1ith. NATIONAL Hair Dressing-and and Bathing Saloon.. c. LAMPE would informa the people ‘of e this city audviéinity that he bas’ purchased the interest.of F. H. Fisher in the, National. Heir Dressing and Bathing Saloon, and will continue, as heretofore, at the old stand. Particular attention paid to the cutting of gents, ladies’ and children’s hair. If you_wasta, good shave, gents, call at thie place. Hot, cold.and shower baths at.all times.— Always on hand a stock of Dr. Jennings’ Re— hs e for the hair” ever intte dueed, «. apts Ee ABOARD? PM iia, We, a Herade City regemtly os the road with speed and sa . seeing oie wren eihs Leaves Nevata, ity, Ae oe ene, vil. xDa mee ag Su VRLAND a. in ten . eee tu es, % street, Nevada city Gi! aM «ove " and Assayed. Qorrectness of Assays fully ein & ieee & Te Otel ted up or re ery ki cr Buliaag © in; Sam, Crs Mal et Bark ls ; horse po car whee Orders filled ar a prtptien sae etree ‘as any establishment: freight aieed st MINERS?’ (FOUNDRY FEANDe'T 5 ‘MACHINE WORKS, ; First Street; between Howard and! elec, ‘San Franetecd. 4 HOWLAND, ANGEUL & KING, Da) Bes gg of Steam Engines, Mill and Qoartz Machinery and Iron all kinds: The. partienlar attention of Miners and Mill mewi« called tothe the Miners? diy, containing much valuable information; mt otherwise easily obtainable. Books sent free to any addres§ on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, San Francisco. Sqn Francisco, April SthFRANKLIN FOUNDRY ‘MACHINE WORKS, H. W. Fortune, Neil Barr, T. Breen, TCampbell. Oa ee ee Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Bollers, Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Mining Pumps’ Amalgamators, Shafting, Water Wheel Irons, Gadgeons, Pulleys And all kinds of Machinery necessary for this Coast.' No. 119 & 128. Fremont Street, Between Mission. & Howard San Francisee. Ps RTTIES ih the cbuntry wbout to purchase Machinery, can save the ¢ + of visiting the Fai by sending to the Franklin Fou y, draw ings and specifications of what they want, with money deposited.in seme bavk of San Francisco, . subject to the order af FORTUNE, BARK, BREEN & CO., upon completion of the work drdered, ‘and in all such cases, the work mill be warranted striotly in accordance with the’ drawings. Parties wanting estimates or any tnformation conéerning sest ‘of ma chinery, can obtain * by_corresponding ‘with FORTUNE, BARR & CO. aps 119 4 121 Fremont Street, San Franeison. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c., &e., JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars: and Tobacco ! old firm T am enabled tosell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store tn the mountains. To my“extondivé stodk I would atl the “attention of Dealers and the publie generally. Orders from alt parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Feb 13th, at ‘ As ©. NELES, ©." .

Attorney and Counselor at Law, —OFKFICK— Coriet bf Broad € Pine streets. J..Nevada dity NEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. i thé Merchants of N ada WW PEP alias, Cane onsaun rp ey have established a F FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to furward Goods With ‘a and’'at Low Rates . Tet TT Beko all Gébde, . “CARE WORRILL &, CO. COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 14 . © Minets Hotel ana Restaurant — A Stutnpr, P Propriétor ued apt ss Aan oad nd ea Unde num2 Ye abe: j AMERICAN “WATCHES, years 6 oy Fan Fs astings of Me h. Annual Cirenlar of ~ FORTUNK; BARR, BREEN & Co, . ” HAS the sate facilities for siden’ as the . . JOHN BLASAUP, The above Hotel is now completed 7" 6 rotor 1908 MEDUCTION an . PRICE ‘gre “Made at Waltham, Mass, Ta consequence . of the recent great Aecline in a still furiher decline, we have reduved our prices , to as low a point as they can be placed With Gold at Par, from the expectation that it. will be cheaper at some future time.. The test of ten years and the manufacture and. sale og. ‘More than 200,000 Watches, . have given our, prodactions, the very, highest rank among time-keepers, , Commencing with the determination to make only thproughly ex. cellent watches, our! bieiness has steadily. incréased .as the public: became acquainted with their value, until for mouths together, we have been unaole to supply the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they now cover over three'acres of round, and give accommodation: to more than eight hundred workmen,We are fully Justified in stating that we now make MORE THAN ONE HALFOF ALL THE WATCHKS SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grades are distinguished by the b following trade mark s*engraved on the plate: 1, **American Watch Co ”’ Waltham, Mass. “Appleton Tracy & Co.’ Waltham, Maes“P. 8. Bartlett,’ Waltham, Maes. “Wm, Ellery.’ ,’ OUR.LADIES’ WATCH of first quality is named ‘tAppleton, ‘Tracy & Co,” _ Walthatny Maes. oR op “‘P, -8i. Bartlett,” . Waltham, Mase. These watches are furnished in a great variety of sizes'and styles of cases. The Amefican Watch Co., of Waltham, Magss., anthorize us to state that without distinction of trade marke or price, .? ALL THE PRODUOTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY, WARRANTED made im this or any! other country. . . Buyers warrantee is goud at all tinés against the Company or thelr agents, and’ that ff'after the most ‘thorough trial, any watch should preve defective ‘in any particular, ft may always be’ exchangéd for another. As the Americin’ Watches madé at Waltham, ate for gale by dealers generally ' thronghout the country, we do not solicit orders for singte watches. ; CAUTIONs=The publics are cautioned to buy only. of respectable dealers, , All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON, ‘Agents for the ‘American Watch Company. m34 3m 182 Broadway, N. ¥. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS: ‘LADIES, RALLY! . ‘GLINE & NOVITZKY, _ Wo. 30 Commercial Street, aud eonvinos yourselves of the; . Great Reductionin Prices since*-we ei ' @pened our store, a Gi wot consis in part of the choicest and best selected stock of F “SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Ever brought to Nevada city. B. CLINE, ‘els ' He NOVERERY. gold and silver and all the materials used in the . manufacture of our goods, and in anticipation of so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now . 6, “Our next quality of Ladies’ Watch ts named . tobe the best time keepers of their class. ever . should’ remember that unlike the guarantee of a . ‘. foreign maker who ean never be resched; this Co THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE Jiowe mine.. ree 4 odd a0 Ba Me TURLE BANKING. HOUSE. ss Poe ABSA, OFFIGR. pai HINDS. & ‘OLEY,” ' ‘Suecssnote ta G. Wid rAVIN t the wel sma meh the rie “ary Mane on for Ansa oe seers the “Putian ve ks on ‘Sab cari pita DER™ SE gaa te aoneyee value, + af gents for the Lo verpoo and Life Instrancé Compan ote and Aye i Fire MELTED, REF ei erreye rs Arsays, Warranted: to: be correct, “ Gotreepgndentam~San ner Bank ot Walifornia ; ramento, os x York. evek wulers net wit #90, \giew ‘Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, . HE! undersigned. takes this ii int forming numerous old 4 frien had ete { iil Ne in général that-he has opened: ‘theabove named House pn’ . “” COMMERCIAL STREET, __For Two Bits each! ~ ~~ LODGING 25 CBN@s, . ml. ee em: J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor. at lew, NOTARY PUBLIC, . —AND— . Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada, MAIN STREET.,,...NORTH SAN JUAN Next door above Frank Smith's. say Nerth San Juan, Marohg 4th. 5 CH. FERRAND. WPHOTOGRAP HI Clg . DAGUERREAN ARTIST yn Every hind of Photogrenbe, and Mabe: types taken in tho best stylecfthe Art, . On PINE STRE Over the United Hates Rasy THE “GEM” saloon. ’ VAN ALSTINE & JENEKING, AVE OPENED the *'Gem Saloon” on’ H BROAD STREET; wutya A few doors below Grawf Store. If you want a as: Lennie ty Co's Fine Cigar drop into the +l and you’ . ! get4t. ‘Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, : J. C. DEVEL, a _ Attorney ‘and Counselor. at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. No. 18 WML Street,; . GRASS VALLEY, Ph ae MARKET.’ Pork; ‘Mutton, Corned Beef and Pore’ the lowest eash prices” ‘'°'O CONTRACTORS,---At any time be fore June 2ist, 18°, the Trusts of thie city of Nevada will receive seaicd proposals tor the, construciion of. abridge across. Big Deer Creek, on the site of the old bridye at the foot of Main street ia said eity. . Specifications—tst. Piers of bridge to run on same foundations as those of the old.bridge— bridge to be of same span as. old oridge, and to have a sidewalk six--fegt wide in the ciear on each side of and outside of road way. Second—Road-way of bridge to be on same level with the road oe of the bridge spanat Big Deer Creek at foot of Broad street, an bridge, with the exe+ptions firet above stated, to be construrted aud fully finished, in all respects. inthe same manver, of the same ‘width and size, upon the same” plan of construction “ of -. Me yon :iy and dimensious Q warts 8. a6 t atter bridge. tk to be fully finished, Li kforeba tt, within tweuty days from date of conttact son ba’ sis Of payment in bak vol at par on General a “s the city. ‘L. W. WILLIAMS, President Boars of tT ustees, Z CITry> BREWERY. wnt inform the peo that lieix nuw 2 b very best. L cum & BEE, Ever manufactured and at the lowest Pontes end: Maleenndiat.dnaune of gostting = cn ee eet artiele of Mi-iiteotd fa ox , Beer.in, Kegs or Bottles, . "ds any ital od cathe “hundred gal LAMOTT’S GFHAT STOR E #3 Is THE— EMPORIUM OF THE STATE The Leader: of Fashion. 4 Importer and Manufacturer, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, i ’ # te No, 227 Montgomery, Street, \ _, Ban Francisco, April. 24th. eT ae OB! ICE!“ 1CEt” -e , FHOMPSON, STONE & HALE,’ W.ieke bier the ple of, oh tbls ble ott (anomy and "amilice ve to rote wu ed w og Sa os Be ret to! ledve a e "ica te oe ihe Tale rT by ananaegameened ‘ale A SAuGENT, nome e "he ceune on SPRING: Attorney, ane. a QEAEESs val my areensiy nod we Ul Ddaconceae a: + GRU SOR he ald ed soqe = -baed we od © betougnp seamen oa _Draite on on ry States at the 4 ‘GooD SEWws From NEVADA Where he Will serve Meals, FOR’ CASH, ON LY ' _JAMMS MONROB.ean be found ° aie vom hed B Sad at. _peare & Tre with the aes ; Se a i ea ae a oo one etal ore ar ars mrepieen nen syncs tees rear TEs 2; PTL