June 14, 1867 (4 pages)

OF THE me ine. which F DISEAgy VITAL PRIxG, ful enceess at, Drop, ils, Nerls. and 88 of ror ec ts, Bad sta by Desur orm, its ener. corresponding ng nen ithe system, itution, ility. SCOTT, D. D.; arch 24, 1865. erate Dyspepen. 80 wonder weeks during Tup, thatl cau ality. People Lat Liane change. recommend h for my,” ling cured, 5 Avon Place } severely, for! nenced stakiny . nediate beneti r tour weeks . ufferings, ani ever since, uished Jt writes to ser, John P. Skelton and B. Nathan, to 86 Dey Stres STS. “met him as B. was coming out of the water, that the parties clinched, and that . duties. when he becomes either the cham‘about two miles anda half from Eureka. ed, and the mill is kept’in constant operabeing-erected in the vicinity of Eureka. Ghe Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,’ LOCAL INTELLIGENCH,. ANOTHER VERSION.—There are several yersions in regard to the circumstances connected with the murder of Hennessy, at Camp No. 20, onthe Pacific railroad, near Donner Lake, by John Brannon prin-. cipal, and Mary-Gallagher, accessory.— The parties are to be arraigned te plead . on Monday tiext. According to the Grass Valley Union, the latest version of the at fair is, “that Hennessy had beaten Bran. pon, drove him into a creek, stoned’ him, then Hennessy was fatally stabbed. The story about Mrs. Gallagher striking Hennessy with a bottle after he was stabbed, and remarking that he ought to have béen killed long before, is also contradicted,— We have no desire to influence public opinion either in favor of or against Brannon or Mrs. Gallagher, believing that a journalist is going beyond his legitimate pion of the prosecution or the defense, and we have given the second version of this tragedy, on rumor, just because through an oversight we gave a different rumored version a short time since.” THE Jim LepGe.—The Jim ledge is located the South Fork of the Yuba, During the winter the snows interfered with its working, but operations have been resumed with encouraging pros. pects. About forty men are now employtion. The snow is still six or seven feet deep in some places between Eureka and the mill, and provisions are packed in from Washington. Yuune & Buack, in their quartz mine at Eureka, employ some thirty men. The mill is kept running constantly, and the rock is yielding handsomely. A NEw Town.—On the Sonth Fork of the. Yuba, some miners have surveyed and laid out a town which they have designated as Gumtown. Several hundred men are prospecting in, the locality, and it is said the ledges look first rate. New Mi1L1s.—Two new mills, one for working quartz, and the other cement, are It issaid that a number of Grass Valley and Birchville men have become interested in the development of extensive cement mines in this locality. THE Birchville company whose claim is located near Eureka, have been offered $30,000 for a controlling interest in their mine. LET the soldiers remember the parade and drill on Saturday evening. The Light Guard ought to turn out sixty men at least. YUBAVILLE.—A new town has been located on the Middle Yuba_ river, seven miles below Moore’s Flat,called Yubaville. It is said to have five quartz ledges to build it up, anda large number of confident pros. pectors. MINING ACCIDENT.—A ¢ave occurred in the claim of Stidger, Mull & Co., at Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport township, by which Jack Dempson was seriously injured, on Wednesday night last. THANKS.—We are indebted to Alex. Zekind, of Greenwald’s cigar and_ tobacco store, for favors extended this office. Alex. is a first-rate fellow, and isever ready to supply smokers and chewers with the best in the market. ~ Fourta or JuLy.—The citizens of Grass Valley have held a meeting and appointed a committee of five, consisting of W.C. Pope,’ C.C. Townsend, Thos. Poyselect twenty citizens to act asa committee of arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration at that place, THE city printing at Grass Valley has Goto BiaEtow’s Flour, Grain and Feed . FOUNTAIN SODA! ! we cvoling beverage. always be found at “vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. JULIUS DREYFuss,. —a ra On Pine Street; *, Has fitted up one of Frank Guild's. CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS. Where the citizens of Nevada can be supplied with The only recommendaen is, to state that this Soda is the same as that furnhs 2) AE for the past ten years. Nev: June 4th. : CARRIAGE Ait WAGON SHOP. Wan DUFFY; Would inform the people of Nevada ‘that he can Dan. Clancy's Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. He has had long experience in the business and flatters himself that his work cannot be excelled. All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand, By prompt attention to business he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. Nevada, June 5ta. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mesharions Dentist. Ottice—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. ‘*. . would inform my friends and all.wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with a cail,atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of , nerve will be filled without causing paix, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this omcce, to be performed ina more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elsewhere in .P y charges are moderate. and tu suit the times. I[ am permanently located in this city. Residence on Sacramento street, third house trom ‘femperance Hall. ® : Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this oftice, NOTICE. ‘. ‘HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the CENLRAL PACIrIC RALLRUAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of July, 18-7. mal é. H. MILLER, Jr., Secretary. Ranch for sale. ONE of the very best Ranches in Neva“1; da County, situated on the North San 18t) Juan road. 934 miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. ‘The Urchard con tains between 400 and 500 bearing trees, and several hundred Nursery ‘trees. ‘I‘here isa good dwelling house, stable and barns on the premises. The Ranch contains about 20 acres of ‘land. It will be sold at a very low price. For further particulars enquire on the premises to m28 3 P. REUTER. Bread! Bread! Bread! *CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. pen sen ny Dueriotte Rusks, usc! y 8, Pound Cake, Cup an Lemon ry Wafer Jumbies, Fruit Cake, &c. &. CANDY AND CBACK ERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N.B.—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Suppers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sunday morning. Orders received till Cora . noon. ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles’ MIill; near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER, REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., manufacturers of Machinists ‘'ools aud Machinery. ~ BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commereial Sts. 7 IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _@4 GO TQ BLAZE’S HOT & COLD BATHS~25 cents. BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. ie ATH ‘ i MERCHANTS, MANUFA Wholesale and Retail UNITED STATES BAKERY, . 4 the Collector at vada city.~ HILIP DUCA can still be found at the old stand and beard prepared todo Hiair Cute ting and Sha in the best style. Upen from 6 4. mM. 9r.m. On Sundays from 6a.M.to4P. mu. ~ My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice manner as in theState. BATHS ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS feb10 . PO SCRIP HOLDERS. Bc cathe : Sane 6th, 1887, Pp a es wires AN HE Treasurer of Nevada County at ° ad acieted piosio Apel, Ya . once r 3 ‘o . fnterest on name ceases ai the date of this adver‘In Masonic Buildthg, on Pine street, Nevada city IRS hh dae FOS ee HOTEL FOR SALE. * Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. UFACTURERS, “Dealers in Liquors, Prosional ons and all others liable Licemtantaneiene Laws ofthe United States. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Specia Tax or License for the present fiscal year commencing May ist, 1867, is now dtie and_ le to his office, Masonic Bnild! ng, Ne; ity. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector, By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Dep. Co! mi6 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYSt -. Carrying the United States Mail, Vil ANT OG AR AGUA. ‘The North American 8. 8. Co. if MOSES TAYLOR. JAMES BLETHEN, Commander, Will sail TUESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. Connecting at-Greytown with the New Steamship Nevada, 3000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. * oexpense on the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ‘tages free! : ie pabite is assured that there is no sickness of any kind on the Nicaragua ‘Transit ! ~. An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medicine and attendance Free. ‘she America will sail July 15th 1867. The following is alist of prices : First Cabin seccce.ccsesseS lOO 00. Second Cabin, .+.. 60 00. Steerage,. do. seeeesees 35.00. For further information, apply to I. Wi, RAY: ' MOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. WATCHES eis AND * JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY WwW. C. RANDOLPH. ‘Nevada, April 26th. THE NEW MARKET. (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other A day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills. Sut said he, I have too high an opinion of your good seuse to suppose for a moment that you seriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought ot, if you were to rob the public of that amount rather than save it for them . . _ PRICES: eee 10 cents per pound, STEAK—ROUND 123, cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 12} cents. ROAST BEEF, 123 and 15 cents, MUTTON, 10 and 124¢ cents. «PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of my cynical acquaintance—relieveme of the awkwardness of seemin to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trying to aid you, by helping to sustain an instrument of much needed competition, JOHNSTON. SAN FRANCISCO, f{MPORTERBS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &c. AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company, . Wholesale House: ‘BATTERY, STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! From the Kilns known as the GRANT’S an SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from-—— Nevada City, is offered For Sale at $15 per ton at the Kilns. (eer Apply to W. J. GRAN, at the above _ house in the city, who sell at cost. _,Umited, States Internal Revemme-. AWIMSSTIA EN) A MINE OF WEALTH!. ~ Great Clothing Establishment! . Defied ! MEAGHER, TAAFFE & 00., FORTUNES MADE ! The Entire City aglow with Exciteeee ‘EVERYBODY ! (AND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE! Doors open Night and Day, and Goods of every description sold at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES ! The Largest and Oldest Establishment in the Interior of the State, AND THE CHEAPEST ! ee Music and First Class Theatrical Perfor“mance every Evening—Free to All. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Offer unheard of Inducements to . the people of Nevada City and County, An Immense Stock of CENTS’ FURNISHING coopDs ! Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the East. Customers wanted by Companies, Battalions, Regiments, and Brigade’, to invest in our Unrivalled BUSINESS SUITS, , DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise us. Perfect fits guaranteed and Competition Our business connection with Wholesale Eastern Houses enables to Purchase and Sell our. Goods Cheaper than other Dealers in the Interior HATS. HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County ! DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Hosiery, Gieves, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete assortment in the city. Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. In the way of YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETC. GENTS—All you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give usa call and we will supply you with the best: brandsin the market. ‘Country Merchants supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, —Sundays excepted. ‘Goods sold at Auction on commission, and Sales attended to ix all parts of the f eomnty by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Auctioneer. ‘ To the people of Nevada city and county Call and examine the immense stock of Goods at the f ‘Before Purchasing Elsewhere Has the N he has on hand, and Sadd Harness, Mexican LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, '. of every description ; also a large assortment of MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE County, Gallfornia. turer and dealer in all Kinds of SADDLES. ‘ HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS pened 6. shop in this city, nearly opposite Sees ences Gentlemen's les, of all kinds, Fine B id Concord Ravger and SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF '. Repairing of all kinds done te order, All goods in te line sold as cheap as any establishment in the-moun ; oF age is solici ee 5 A ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman, _MAPLE SUGAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, m Pras FROM THE SUGAR ORCHARDS OF NORTHERN VERMONT, ‘A superior article, imported by ourselves expressly for our own trade,’ SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR . MAPLE SYRUP, At Two Dollars per gallon, GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, May 1%th. : NEW MILLINERY GOODS, AT THE. Grass Valley Millinery Store, NO. 70 MAIN STREET, MRS. A. F. JONES, WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies’ of NEVADA and Vicinity, that she has just returned from San Francisco with & ver. choiee selection of FASHION MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of BONNER Ladies, Misses’ and Infants’? Mats: French Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Vaile, Ornaments, etc., which wili be sold CASH’ PRICES sold at the LOWEST Bleaching, Pressing, and Coloring Straw Work in all its branches, 4 DRESSES AND CLOAKS CUT, and made at. short notice. Stamping for Braiding and Eimbroidering, at reduced sl New 8 teceived oC every steamer, ‘ LADIKS, piease call and see for yourselves ort eT a ep mn A OQ ™ BKR'S DRUG STORE, yes Pe ¢ J. F. BUSSENIUS, _ Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. ‘Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. _ t® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Compan of San Francisco, and New Work Life Insurance Company of New York. ° “ ree PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. KE, F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO COLFAX 650 OTS, VHE TELEGRAPH STAGE L connecti: 1 with the Central Pacific Rail at Colfax.” A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the National Exehange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and Virginia. Passengers for Sacramento booked ugh for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby. saving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $550. This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via Hailroad. ee The Fare from Nevada to Virginia City the same as from Colfax to Virginia. si (2 This is the only Line ticketing passengers through to Gacramento and Virginia, W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent Telegraph Co. Nevada, April23d. i OTICE is hereby given that there will bea. ' meeting of the Bpacehoigene Company. on TUESDAY, AUGUST of taking into GEO, G. ELLIS, Secretary” ~ ‘To Rent or eileen:

OF THE me ine. which F DISEAgy VITAL PRIxG, ful enceess at, Drop, ils, Nerls. and 88 of ror ec ts, Bad sta by Desur orm, its ener. corresponding ng nen ithe system, itution, ility. SCOTT, D. D.; arch 24, 1865. erate Dyspepen. 80 wonder weeks during Tup, thatl cau ality. People Lat Liane change. recommend h for my,” ling cured, 5 Avon Place } severely, for! nenced stakiny . nediate beneti r tour weeks . ufferings, ani ever since, uished Jt writes to ser, John P. Skelton and B. Nathan, to 86 Dey Stres STS. “met him as B. was coming out of the water, that the parties clinched, and that . duties. when he becomes either the cham‘about two miles anda half from Eureka. ed, and the mill is kept’in constant operabeing-erected in the vicinity of Eureka. Ghe Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,’ LOCAL INTELLIGENCH,. ANOTHER VERSION.—There are several yersions in regard to the circumstances connected with the murder of Hennessy, at Camp No. 20, onthe Pacific railroad, near Donner Lake, by John Brannon prin-. cipal, and Mary-Gallagher, accessory.— The parties are to be arraigned te plead . on Monday tiext. According to the Grass Valley Union, the latest version of the at fair is, “that Hennessy had beaten Bran. pon, drove him into a creek, stoned’ him, then Hennessy was fatally stabbed. The story about Mrs. Gallagher striking Hennessy with a bottle after he was stabbed, and remarking that he ought to have béen killed long before, is also contradicted,— We have no desire to influence public opinion either in favor of or against Brannon or Mrs. Gallagher, believing that a journalist is going beyond his legitimate pion of the prosecution or the defense, and we have given the second version of this tragedy, on rumor, just because through an oversight we gave a different rumored version a short time since.” THE Jim LepGe.—The Jim ledge is located the South Fork of the Yuba, During the winter the snows interfered with its working, but operations have been resumed with encouraging pros. pects. About forty men are now employtion. The snow is still six or seven feet deep in some places between Eureka and the mill, and provisions are packed in from Washington. Yuune & Buack, in their quartz mine at Eureka, employ some thirty men. The mill is kept running constantly, and the rock is yielding handsomely. A NEw Town.—On the Sonth Fork of the. Yuba, some miners have surveyed and laid out a town which they have designated as Gumtown. Several hundred men are prospecting in, the locality, and it is said the ledges look first rate. New Mi1L1s.—Two new mills, one for working quartz, and the other cement, are It issaid that a number of Grass Valley and Birchville men have become interested in the development of extensive cement mines in this locality. THE Birchville company whose claim is located near Eureka, have been offered $30,000 for a controlling interest in their mine. LET the soldiers remember the parade and drill on Saturday evening. The Light Guard ought to turn out sixty men at least. YUBAVILLE.—A new town has been located on the Middle Yuba_ river, seven miles below Moore’s Flat,called Yubaville. It is said to have five quartz ledges to build it up, anda large number of confident pros. pectors. MINING ACCIDENT.—A ¢ave occurred in the claim of Stidger, Mull & Co., at Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport township, by which Jack Dempson was seriously injured, on Wednesday night last. THANKS.—We are indebted to Alex. Zekind, of Greenwald’s cigar and_ tobacco store, for favors extended this office. Alex. is a first-rate fellow, and isever ready to supply smokers and chewers with the best in the market. ~ Fourta or JuLy.—The citizens of Grass Valley have held a meeting and appointed a committee of five, consisting of W.C. Pope,’ C.C. Townsend, Thos. Poyselect twenty citizens to act asa committee of arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration at that place, THE city printing at Grass Valley has Goto BiaEtow’s Flour, Grain and Feed . FOUNTAIN SODA! ! we cvoling beverage. always be found at “vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. JULIUS DREYFuss,. —a ra On Pine Street; *, Has fitted up one of Frank Guild's. CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS. Where the citizens of Nevada can be supplied with The only recommendaen is, to state that this Soda is the same as that furnhs 2) AE for the past ten years. Nev: June 4th. : CARRIAGE Ait WAGON SHOP. Wan DUFFY; Would inform the people of Nevada ‘that he can Dan. Clancy's Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. He has had long experience in the business and flatters himself that his work cannot be excelled. All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand, By prompt attention to business he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. Nevada, June 5ta. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mesharions Dentist. Ottice—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. ‘*. . would inform my friends and all.wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with a cail,atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of , nerve will be filled without causing paix, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this omcce, to be performed ina more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elsewhere in .P y charges are moderate. and tu suit the times. I[ am permanently located in this city. Residence on Sacramento street, third house trom ‘femperance Hall. ® : Vulcanite Work promptly and neatly done at this oftice, NOTICE. ‘. ‘HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the CENLRAL PACIrIC RALLRUAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of July, 18-7. mal é. H. MILLER, Jr., Secretary. Ranch for sale. ONE of the very best Ranches in Neva“1; da County, situated on the North San 18t) Juan road. 934 miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. ‘The Urchard con tains between 400 and 500 bearing trees, and several hundred Nursery ‘trees. ‘I‘here isa good dwelling house, stable and barns on the premises. The Ranch contains about 20 acres of ‘land. It will be sold at a very low price. For further particulars enquire on the premises to m28 3 P. REUTER. Bread! Bread! Bread! *CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. pen sen ny Dueriotte Rusks, usc! y 8, Pound Cake, Cup an Lemon ry Wafer Jumbies, Fruit Cake, &c. &. CANDY AND CBACK ERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N.B.—Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Suppers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sunday morning. Orders received till Cora . noon. ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles’ MIill; near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER, REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., manufacturers of Machinists ‘'ools aud Machinery. ~ BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commereial Sts. 7 IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _@4 GO TQ BLAZE’S HOT & COLD BATHS~25 cents. BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. ie ATH ‘ i MERCHANTS, MANUFA Wholesale and Retail UNITED STATES BAKERY, . 4 the Collector at vada city.~ HILIP DUCA can still be found at the old stand and beard prepared todo Hiair Cute ting and Sha in the best style. Upen from 6 4. mM. 9r.m. On Sundays from 6a.M.to4P. mu. ~ My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice manner as in theState. BATHS ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS feb10 . PO SCRIP HOLDERS. Bc cathe : Sane 6th, 1887, Pp a es wires AN HE Treasurer of Nevada County at ° ad acieted piosio Apel, Ya . once r 3 ‘o . fnterest on name ceases ai the date of this adver‘In Masonic Buildthg, on Pine street, Nevada city IRS hh dae FOS ee HOTEL FOR SALE. * Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. UFACTURERS, “Dealers in Liquors, Prosional ons and all others liable Licemtantaneiene Laws ofthe United States. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Specia Tax or License for the present fiscal year commencing May ist, 1867, is now dtie and_ le to his office, Masonic Bnild! ng, Ne; ity. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector, By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Dep. Co! mi6 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYSt -. Carrying the United States Mail, Vil ANT OG AR AGUA. ‘The North American 8. 8. Co.

if MOSES TAYLOR. JAMES BLETHEN, Commander, Will sail TUESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. Connecting at-Greytown with the New Steamship Nevada, 3000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. * oexpense on the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ‘tages free! : ie pabite is assured that there is no sickness of any kind on the Nicaragua ‘Transit ! ~. An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medicine and attendance Free. ‘she America will sail July 15th 1867. The following is alist of prices : First Cabin seccce.ccsesseS lOO 00. Second Cabin, ..+... 60 00. Steerage,. do. seeeesees 35.00. For further information, apply to I. Wi, RAY: ' MOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. WATCHES eis AND * JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY WwW. C. RANDOLPH. ‘Nevada, April 26th. THE NEW MARKET. (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other A day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills. Sut said he, I have too high an opinion of your good seuse to suppose for a moment that you seriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought ot, if you were to rob the public of that amount rather than save it for them . . _ PRICES: eee 10 cents per pound, STEAK—ROUND 123, cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 12} cents. ROAST BEEF, 123 and 15 cents, MUTTON, 10 and 124¢ cents. «PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of my cynical acquaintance—relieveme of the awkwardness of seemin to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trying to aid you, by helping to sustain an instrument of much needed competition, JOHNSTON. SAN FRANCISCO, f{MPORTERBS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &c. AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company, . Wholesale House: ‘BATTERY, STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! From the Kilns known as the GRANT’S an SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from-—— Nevada City, is offered For Sale at $15 per ton at the Kilns. (eer Apply to W. J. GRAN, at the above _ house in the city, who sell at cost. _,Umited, States Internal Revemme-. AWIMSSTIA EN) A MINE OF WEALTH!. ~ Great Clothing Establishment! . Defied ! MEAGHER, TAAFFE & 00., FORTUNES MADE ! The Entire City aglow with Exciteeee ‘EVERYBODY ! (AND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE! Doors open Night and Day, and Goods of every description sold at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES ! The Largest and Oldest Establishment in the Interior of the State, AND THE CHEAPEST ! ee Music and First Class Theatrical Perfor“mance every Evening—Free to All. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Offer unheard of Inducements to . the people of Nevada City and County, An Immense Stock of CENTS’ FURNISHING coopDs ! Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the East. Customers wanted by Companies, Battalions, Regiments, and Brigade’, to invest in our Unrivalled BUSINESS SUITS, , DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise us. Perfect fits guaranteed and Competition Our business connection with Wholesale Eastern Houses enables to Purchase and Sell our. Goods Cheaper than other Dealers in the Interior HATS. HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County ! DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Hosiery, Gieves, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete assortment in the city. Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. In the way of YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETC. GENTS—All you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give usa call and we will supply you with the best: brandsin the market. ‘Country Merchants supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, —Sundays excepted. ‘Goods sold at Auction on commission, and Sales attended to ix all parts of the f eomnty by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Auctioneer. ‘ To the people of Nevada city and county Call and examine the immense stock of Goods at the f ‘Before Purchasing Elsewhere Has the N he has on hand, and Sadd Harness, Mexican LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, '. of every description ; also a large assortment of MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE County, Gallfornia. turer and dealer in all Kinds of SADDLES. ‘ HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS pened 6. shop in this city, nearly opposite Sees ences Gentlemen's les, of all kinds, Fine B id Concord Ravger and SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF '. Repairing of all kinds done te order, All goods in te line sold as cheap as any establishment in the-moun ; oF age is solici ee 5 A ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman, _MAPLE SUGAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, m Pras FROM THE SUGAR ORCHARDS OF NORTHERN VERMONT, ‘A superior article, imported by ourselves expressly for our own trade,’ SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR . MAPLE SYRUP, At Two Dollars per gallon, GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, May 1%th. : NEW MILLINERY GOODS, AT THE. Grass Valley Millinery Store, NO. 70 MAIN STREET, MRS. A. F. JONES, WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies’ of NEVADA and Vicinity, that she has just returned from San Francisco with & ver. choiee selection of FASHION MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of BONNER Ladies, Misses’ and Infants’? Mats: French Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Vaile, Ornaments, etc., which wili be sold CASH’ PRICES sold at the LOWEST Bleaching, Pressing, and Coloring Straw Work in all its branches, 4 DRESSES AND CLOAKS CUT, and made at. short notice. Stamping for Braiding and Eimbroidering, at reduced sl New 8 teceived oC every steamer, ‘ LADIKS, piease call and see for yourselves ort eT a ep mn A OQ ™ BKR'S DRUG STORE, yes Pe ¢ J. F. BUSSENIUS, _ Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. ‘Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA. _ t® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Compan of San Francisco, and New Work Life Insurance Company of New York. ° “ ree PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. KE, F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO COLFAX 650 OTS, VHE TELEGRAPH STAGE L connecti: 1 with the Central Pacific Rail at Colfax.” A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the National Exehange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and Virginia. Passengers for Sacramento booked ugh for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby. saving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $550. This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via Hailroad. ee The Fare from Nevada to Virginia City the same as from Colfax to Virginia. si (2 This is the only Line ticketing passengers through to Gacramento and Virginia, W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent Telegraph Co. Nevada, April23d. i OTICE is hereby given that there will bea. ' meeting of the Bpacehoigene Company. on TUESDAY, AUGUST of taking into GEO, G. ELLIS, Secretary” ~ ‘To Rent or eileen: