June 25, 1867 (4 pages)

4 Ste ITAL Phexci, iL succens. of t, Dropsy 4 ls, Ner> and 3 of or s, Bad state by Desrurty rin, its enerorresponding E.STRENGTH, . Lheeystem, tution, ‘i lity. COTT, D. D., reh 24, 1865. erate DyspepnD e — vee up, that Lee biuty. . People aL Line change. -commend Ww } for me.” ing eared, Avon Place, severely, for enced taking ediate benefit four weeks 1 fferings, and bVer BIUCE, rished Jawrites to x RUP, and the . “At has made . system new remulous and e, but stron ity for labor, ne daring the ton, ‘says: N SYRUP for igor, buoyaniby the ws ckiy, sufet, ; and hoppy canna Tee he 1g certificates a or of the n, and others. PERUVIAS 96 Dey Stroek ap Francie enema , nation showed that the disciple of Isaac ~Creek, where the blue gravel channel ~ bacco, ‘Choice.”. They are both excellent brands, ous character. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘A Heavy Fisn.—A few days since a couple of gentlemen went out to one of the streams in this county for the purpose of catching a mess of trout. It was not long before one of the party got 4 bite. He gave a pall and out came the line minus} ____the hook. The hook was replaced several times and each time Jost, “until off went hook, line and a part of the rod. ExamiWalton ‘had been letting his line down among the roots of a tree, and vainly endeavored t6‘Tiaul them to the surface. MINING ON DEER CREEK:—Ten or twelve companies are at work on Deer crosses, near the Cascades. The North Star Company has struck first rate gra and it is expected that a number of’companies will reach the channeland con# mence taking out gold ja about tnree motths. Last Fall somé gravel was taken out that paid from $10 to $30 to the pan“New BRANDS.—We received from Greenwald's cigar and . tobacco store, . yesterday, through the kindness of Alex. Zekind, two new brands of smoking tothe “Globe,” and “Virginia’s and possess a mild and good flavor. Alex. will please. accept the thanks of the office. . AccipenT—A. W. Williams of San Juan, was thrown from a buggy, on Sunday last and considerably. bruised: The tug came unfastened and struck the horse on the leg, frightening him. The team started on the run, and Mr. Williams was pulled over the dash. He received a severe cut on the head and several slight bruises, but his injuries are not of a seri? Tne Fourts or Juty.—The Nevada Light Guard has accepted an invitation to participate in thecelebration of the Fourth of July at Grass Valley. We are requested to say that the company will meet for drill, at the armory, every night this week and that there will be a street™drill on Wednesday night. He PROGRESS OF THE WorK.— Work on the railroad in the eastern part of this county ‘is being rapidly pushed forward and we are informed by a gentleman who recently visited that locality that the whole line will be graded and ready for the ties to the eastern boundary of the State-by the ist day of January next. The long tunnel at the summit is almost completed. BuasTiIne ACCIDENT.—We learn that a terrible accident occurred on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad last week. A seam blast was prematurely discharged and five Chinamen were instantly killed ; another died shortly after from injuries received, and four others are more or less injured. The foreman of the work was also instantly killed. <> eo Goop CoLLEcTIons.—Deputy County Collector Organ has just traveled over the Céntral Pacific Railroad, from the Placer county line to the eastern boundary of the State, and succeeded in collecting poll taxes and liquor licenses, $4,200. Bran’s Dinectory.—The printing of this excellent historical and statistical work on Nevada county has been finished, and the first copies will be issued to-morrow. The book is interesting and valuable. and should be in the hands of every man in the county. Tae Washington Band, the best corps of musicians this side of Sah Francisco, has been engaged by the military company of this city for the Fourth of July. RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.—Services will be held every night this week at the Methodist Church, except on. Wednesday, when all the Churches will unite for service at the Congregational Church. Brete History.—The agent of Kitto’s Bible History, is doing a big business in this city. He has already over sixty subscribers, having obtained forty-two in two Narorauizen.—Wm. Vail and James 8. Montgomery, natives of England, John Caseya native of Ireland, and Julius! ily Srmsctph . with O; the same tracted without-pain, should call on’ Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Ho‘tel, Grass Valley. Heis using RHIGOLENE Spray with great success in extracting teeth. Choloroform administered when desired. je18— EEE = e attention of the public is invited to the omplete stock of DRY cGOODS Now ready for inspection at G. C. HALL’S, 189 J street. All Goods received from New York direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit. i Particular attention given to the’ Wholesale Trade, Dealers can buy as low as from any house in the State, and save their time and treight. G. C. HALL, 189 J Street, near Seventh, SACRAMENTO. May 29th : WAGON AND BLACKSMITH: SHOP. HERE IS QUITR AN EXCITEMENT on the Corner of SACRAMENTO and BOULDER ystreete, just because L. C. KEITH & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest and Best Blacksmith Shopsin Nevada City,where they will do all kinds of chine Forging, iron new Wagons and Carriages, and repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, &c. &. Horse Shoeing done 1m the beststyle. Picks made and sharpened, -and everything in the Black “smithing line, will be done at our shop on short notice, G. W. THOMSON will attend to the Woodwork Department, make new Wagons to order, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Buggies, or anything in the wood line done in a Superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. evada City, June 13th, 18 7. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, ~ And leave your Orders for — BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. eg eae peg os Ruske, D, uscuit, y Fingers, Poanh Cake, y up Cake, Lemon Snap Wafer Jumbles, Fruit Cake, &c. &c. CANDY AND CRACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N. B,—Balis and Wedding Parties supplied with Ice Cream. ben 4 ers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sanday morn. ing. Orders received till Saturday noon. ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. BLA ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. ge IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 43 GO TO BLAZE’S HOT & COLD BATHS--25 cents. BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. siand and iully prepared todo Hair Cutting and Shaving in the best style. Open from 6 a. mu. till 9P.m. On Sundays from 64. mM. to4p. m. My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice manner as any in theState. BATHS ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS feb10 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail, 7 4 ho we SO ee RA BU as The North American 8. 8. Co. Zee: dispatch the favorite Steam& “P "OSES TAYLOR. JAMES BLETHEN, Commander. . Will eail TUESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. Connecting at Greytown with the New Steamship Nevada, 2000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. We expense ou the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ie el . " ublic is assured that there is no sickness pay renee me ap one ON ne urgeon on : cine abdance Free. fhe America thing) and desiring teeth ex-. — ' ceneepietiesbesis ee 10 cents per pound. United States Internal Revenue. Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal, : _ Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. TT MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Liquors, Professional persous aud all others liable to pay License under the Excise Laws of the United states. NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN that the Specia Tax or License fur the present fiscal year comprrap ca May 1st, 1867, is now due and payable to the Collector at his office, Masonic Bu , Nevada city. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collectur, by 8, 6. DAVENPOKT, Dep. Collector. _ m16 . PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F, SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. WATCHES MRS Seen AND _ JEWELRY, "FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 6th. THE NEW MARBEET. (PEOPLE'S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills. but said he, I have too high an opinion of your good sense to suppose for a moment that you seriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought of, if you were to rob the public of that amouut rather than saveit fur them ! PRICES: -STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 123g cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 123¢ cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LUIN 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— relieve me of the awkwarduess of seeming to have hazarded my claims to goud sense in trying to aid you, by uelping to sustain an instrument of much needed competition. § JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO., . \ SAN FRANCISCO, [LMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, me P Yankee Notions, &c. i AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. ~ Wholesale House: BATTERY{STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE.) AUGUST LADEMAN, — Commercial Street. -. Nevada city. CONTINUES TO KEEP ON HA P)) and a well selected stock of ‘hs ty Groceries & Provisions, OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES He receives, daily, everything to be hadin the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE, : ae He has a ga stock of CAN FRUITS an CASE GOODs. ‘a In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Vailey. _ At his store will be found the finest brands of CIGAKS AND TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention. ; . Goods sold at LOW RaTES FOR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 FRANK, H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles’ Mill, near the Suspension Bridge. ASRS ge Macganare, Bam 7° ie SAN FRANCISC Og) Do not fall to get one of LAMOTT I8 THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR '. Mien or Boys. 7" SEND IN YOUR ORDERS TO ~ Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 20th. J. F. McCORMACK, Successor to McCready & Brother, : Dealer in i MARBLE MONUMENTS » GRAVE STONES, \\. "Zarble Mantiles, ——— TOP AND GRATES, ~ At lower Rates than ever before offered in this market. 3 Fable Corner or Frrra anv D Srreers, MARYSVILLE. W. C. GROVE Agent for Nevada City. Marysville, Oct. 20th—ly NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . Broad Street, Nevada City, THIS OLD AND WELL ESTAB i lished Hotel is opened to the ‘ff Paoblic. it Sl remodeled and enlar, andis now one of the most ouses in the interior of the State. Located in an Be position it commandsa view of the City and surroun country and insures good air in the heat o summer. Built of BRICK AND FIRE POOF, its walls keep out, in a great measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case of fire, THE EXCHANGE Is near the centre of the town on a wide and THE business street of the city. There are no wooden buildings near theHotel to endanger it in case of con ion, THE ROOMS Are El tly Furnished, the Beds are of Spring and Hair Mattrasses, unexcelled by any otel in the state—all the Furniture new and of the Latest Style. © ‘ SUITS OF ROOMS. And every accommodation furuished Familes commodious and the traveling public, and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS. THE TABLE Will at all times be furnished with everything the market affords. : THE STAGE OFFICE. ~ The Coaches of the Colfax, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Moores, Woolsey’s and Urieans Flat, Red Dogand North San Juan Stage Lines have their otiicesat and take their Ceparture from this Hotel. THE SALOON Is fitted up in superior style where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The BLLLIARD TABLKS are Phelan’s best. THE LIVERY STABLE. Connected with the Establisument is a Livery Stable where the best Turnoute may be had. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. THE HOUSE IS KEPT OPEN ALL NIGHT. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! HO! For the GLORIOUS FOURTH! aaiets = THREE DAYS RACES OVER GLENBROOK PARK, JULY 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1867, First Day---July 3rd. PURSE {€@50.+Mile and Frepeat, running; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile heats, trotting to harness for horses that have never beaten three minutes and a half; with $20 added to purse. :: “Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $30.—A grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdies three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. ~ ’ SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $50.—T rotting racé;mile heats, three in five, for horses in the clase of Fam Findiey's rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and McSue’s horse,""Jobn,’’ with an entrance of 425 ad ded to the purse. ‘ Third Day---Suly 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running ; with an entrance of $26 added to the purse. “BAME DAY—BSECOND RACE, PURSE $20.—For a quarter ofa mile running; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. After which there will be a GRAND TOUBNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for their.grace and skill in riding, and their skill in the management of the-horse.— Fast or furious riding will not be considered by the Judges in awarding vel go once it will only be graceful riding and the management of the Horse: lat Premium Fifty Dolars in Coin. 24 * Wnelarge Silver Goblet.. $25 $d “* One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th ** One paic splendid Medallion Napkin Rings.. $18 Entries for the firet day’s race must be made on or before the Ist day of July, with the Proetor. ie 4 All the above races run and trotted according to rule—Trotting, Bay View Park rule: Ranning, State rule. The prizes and purses above enumerated will be free for the Norihern District of California. * An entrance fee of ten cent, will be chargedon the Premiums. CHAS, li. OSBORN, juni2 Proprietor. ©, M. BATES, PHYSICIAN. —OFFICE— pon ge will sail July t § The te wing isaliet of prices: Hiret Cabin -.-+.-----100 00. ar) ‘ nd Ca ‘ peaesereete 3 oe: He Rate Mistaition, couty 06 5 'e y. Agent for W: H. nery. LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE HATS). -. County. erace SER sux \HE TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE cocnectsDiting with the Gente Yacite Railroad ‘ai A Daily Six Horse Coach will Jeave the At5.20a, m, Sundays éxce onnec atColfax eth . hg — . ; acting the Cars . For Sacramento and Virginia, This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via Kailroad, — $27 This ie the only Line ticketing pasken: gers through to Sacramento and Virginia. W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent Telegraph Stage Co. Nevada, April 28d, N THE NEW ARTICLE! ‘Just Received, LACOUR'S SARSAPARIPHERE © ~ ee The best Tonic in the World ! FOR SALE@Y GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, June 21, 1867. FOUNTAIN SODA! a eo chaeaeae —AaT THE— UNITED STATES BAKERY, On Pine Street; Has fitted up one.of Frank Guild's CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS, Where th { with this ouoling beverage, -Theauireememe mendation is, to state that this Gods. lanthe ca i. — iurnished by ‘'Frank” for the past Nevada, June 4th. ~ Saddles and Harness.” JAMES LIN turer and dealer in yan of SADDLES. HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. Has opened a shop in this ity, near oppopo site the National iechanne Hot, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of all kinds, Fine and Concord Harness, Mexican Nisanseadtinieet can Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS. Repairing—all kinds done to order. All 8in the line sold as cheap establishment in the mountains. A patronage is solicited, m2 ROBT FLANDERS, Saléaman. D. 8, BAKER, 3, &, Mamgax BAKER & MART&EN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin,. ,__, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF Goobs OF ALL mre, af at any share of -» ALSO WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND PAW WooD! Woop ‘wooD) “. Shakes, Shingles, &¢., ««., 24 WHERE® AtCCBAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. : CARRIAGE AND-WAGON SHOP oer DUFFY, Se Would inform the people of Nevada always be found at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STRERT, we Wagon Hepairing in better etyie gi , poneitly do in Nevaca He has had long experience in the business and flatters himself his work cannot b> excelled, All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention tw becom ‘any other man can hopes to receive a chare’ot public evada, June Sth. ’ CH. FERRBAND, : PHOTOGRAPHi®C . —AND— DAGUERRBEAN ABTIST, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, ~~ BITTERS ! © that he can. Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and m ass &

4 Ste ITAL Phexci, iL succens. of t, Dropsy 4 ls, Ner> and 3 of or s, Bad state by Desrurty rin, its enerorresponding E.STRENGTH, . Lheeystem, tution, ‘i lity. COTT, D. D., reh 24, 1865.. erate DyspepnD e — vee up, that Lee biuty. . People aL Line change. -commend Ww } for me.” ing eared, Avon Place, severely, for enced taking ediate benefit four weeks 1 fferings, and bVer BIUCE, rished Jawrites to x RUP, and the . “At has made . system new remulous and e, but stron ity for labor, ne daring the ton, ‘says: N SYRUP for igor, buoyaniby the ws ckiy, sufet, ; and hoppy canna Tee he 1g certificates a or of the n, and others. PERUVIAS 96 Dey Stroek ap Francie enema , nation showed that the disciple of Isaac ~Creek, where the blue gravel channel ~ bacco, ‘Choice.”. They are both excellent brands, ous character. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA.. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘A Heavy Fisn.—A few days since a couple of gentlemen went out to one of the streams in this county for the purpose of catching a mess of trout. It was not long before one of the party got 4 bite. He gave a pall and out came the line minus} ____the hook. The hook was replaced several times and each time Jost, “until off went hook, line and a part of the rod. ExamiWalton ‘had been letting his line down among the roots of a tree, and vainly endeavored t6‘Tiaul them to the surface. MINING ON DEER CREEK:—Ten or twelve companies are at work on Deer crosses, near the Cascades. The North Star Company has struck first rate gra and it is expected that a number of’companies will reach the channeland con# mence taking out gold ja about tnree motths. Last Fall somé gravel was taken out that paid from $10 to $30 to the pan“New BRANDS.—We received from Greenwald's cigar and . tobacco store, . yesterday, through the kindness of Alex. Zekind, two new brands of smoking tothe “Globe,” and “Virginia’s and possess a mild and good flavor. Alex. will please. accept the thanks of the office. . AccipenT—A. W. Williams of San Juan, was thrown from a buggy, on Sunday last and considerably. bruised: The tug came unfastened and struck the horse on the leg, frightening him. The team started on the run, and Mr. Williams was pulled over the dash. He received a severe cut on the head and several slight bruises, but his injuries are not of a seri? Tne Fourts or Juty.—The Nevada Light Guard has accepted an invitation to participate in thecelebration of the Fourth of July at Grass Valley. We are requested to say that the company will meet for drill, at the armory, every night this week and that there will be a street™drill on Wednesday night. He PROGRESS OF THE WorK.— Work on the railroad in the eastern part of this county ‘is being rapidly pushed forward and we are informed by a gentleman who recently visited that locality that the whole line will be graded and ready for the ties to the eastern boundary of the State-by the ist day of January next. The long tunnel at the summit is almost completed. BuasTiIne ACCIDENT.—We learn that a terrible accident occurred on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad last week. A seam blast was prematurely discharged and five Chinamen were instantly killed ; another died shortly after from injuries received, and four others are more or less injured. The foreman of the work was also instantly killed. <> eo Goop CoLLEcTIons.—Deputy County Collector Organ has just traveled over the Céntral Pacific Railroad, from the Placer county line to the eastern boundary of the State, and succeeded in collecting poll taxes and liquor licenses, $4,200. Bran’s Dinectory.—The printing of this excellent historical and statistical work on Nevada county has been finished, and the first copies will be issued to-morrow. The book is interesting and valuable. and should be in the hands of every man in the county. Tae Washington Band, the best corps of musicians this side of Sah Francisco, has been engaged by the military company of this city for the Fourth of July. RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.—Services will be held every night this week at the Methodist Church, except on. Wednesday, when all the Churches will unite for service at the Congregational Church. Brete History.—The agent of Kitto’s Bible History, is doing a big business in this city. He has already over sixty subscribers, having obtained forty-two in two Narorauizen.—Wm. Vail and James 8. Montgomery, natives of England, John Caseya native of Ireland, and Julius! ily Srmsctph . with O; the same tracted without-pain, should call on’ Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Ho‘tel, Grass Valley. Heis using RHIGOLENE Spray with great success in extracting teeth. Choloroform administered when desired. je18— EEE = e attention of the public is invited to the omplete stock of DRY cGOODS Now ready for inspection at G. C. HALL’S, 189 J street. All Goods received from New York direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit. i Particular attention given to the’ Wholesale Trade, Dealers can buy as low as from any house in the State, and save their time and treight. G. C. HALL, 189 J Street, near Seventh, SACRAMENTO. May 29th : WAGON AND BLACKSMITH: SHOP. HERE IS QUITR AN EXCITEMENT on the Corner of SACRAMENTO and BOULDER ystreete, just because L. C. KEITH & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest and Best Blacksmith Shopsin Nevada City,where they will do all kinds of chine Forging, iron new Wagons and Carriages, and repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, &c. &. Horse Shoeing done 1m the beststyle. Picks made and sharpened, -and everything in the Black “smithing line, will be done at our shop on short notice, G. W. THOMSON will attend to the Woodwork Department, make new Wagons to order, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Buggies, or anything in the wood line done in a Superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. evada City, June 13th, 18 7. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, ~ And leave your Orders for — BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. eg eae peg os Ruske, D, uscuit, y Fingers, Poanh Cake, y up Cake, Lemon Snap Wafer Jumbles, Fruit Cake, &c. &c. CANDY AND CRACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N. B,—Balis and Wedding Parties supplied with Ice Cream. ben 4 ers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sanday morn. ing. Orders received till Saturday noon. ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. BLA ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. ge IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 43 GO TO BLAZE’S HOT & COLD BATHS--25 cents. BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. siand and iully prepared todo Hair Cutting and Shaving in the best style. Open from 6 a. mu. till 9P.m. On Sundays from 64. mM. to4p. m. My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice manner as any in theState. BATHS ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS feb10 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail, 7 4 ho we SO ee RA BU as The North American 8. 8. Co. Zee: dispatch the favorite Steam& “P "OSES TAYLOR. JAMES BLETHEN, Commander. . Will eail TUESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. Connecting at Greytown with the New Steamship Nevada, 2000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. We expense ou the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ie el . " ublic is assured that there is no sickness pay renee me ap one ON ne urgeon on : cine abdance Free. fhe America thing) and desiring teeth ex-. — ' ceneepietiesbesis ee 10 cents per pound. United States Internal Revenue. Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal, : _ Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. TT MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Liquors, Professional persous aud all others liable to pay License under the Excise Laws of the United states. NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN that the Specia Tax or License fur the present fiscal year comprrap ca May 1st, 1867, is now due and payable to the Collector at his office, Masonic Bu , Nevada city. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collectur, by 8, 6. DAVENPOKT, Dep. Collector. _ m16 . PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F, SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. WATCHES MRS Seen AND _ JEWELRY, "FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 6th. THE NEW MARBEET. (PEOPLE'S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills. but said he, I have too high an opinion of your good sense to suppose for a moment that you seriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought of, if you were to rob the public of that amouut rather than saveit fur them ! PRICES: -STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 123g cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 123¢ cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LUIN 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— relieve me of the awkwarduess of seeming to have hazarded my claims to goud sense in trying to aid you, by uelping to sustain an instrument of much needed competition. § JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO., . \ SAN FRANCISCO, [LMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, me P Yankee Notions, &c. i AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. ~ Wholesale House: BATTERY{STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE.) AUGUST LADEMAN, — Commercial Street.. -. Nevada city. CONTINUES TO KEEP ON HA P)) and a well selected stock of ‘hs ty Groceries & Provisions, OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES He receives, daily, everything to be hadin the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE, : ae He has a ga stock of CAN FRUITS an CASE GOODs. ‘a In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Vailey. _ At his store will be found the finest brands of CIGAKS AND TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention. ; . Goods sold at LOW RaTES FOR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 FRANK, H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles’ Mill, near the Suspension Bridge. ASRS ge Macganare, Bam 7° ie SAN FRANCISC Og) Do not fall to get one of LAMOTT I8 THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CERTAIN OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR '. Mien or Boys. 7" SEND IN YOUR ORDERS TO ~ Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 20th. J. F. McCORMACK, Successor to McCready & Brother, : Dealer in i MARBLE MONUMENTS » GRAVE STONES, \\. "Zarble Mantiles, ——— TOP AND GRATES, ~ At lower Rates than ever before offered in this market. 3 Fable Corner or Frrra anv D Srreers, MARYSVILLE. W. C. GROVE Agent for Nevada City. Marysville, Oct. 20th—ly NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . Broad Street, Nevada City, THIS OLD AND WELL ESTAB i lished Hotel is opened to the ‘ff Paoblic. it Sl remodeled and enlar, andis now one of the most ouses in the interior of the State. Located in an Be position it commandsa view of the City and surroun country and insures good air in the heat o summer. Built of BRICK AND FIRE POOF, its walls keep out, in a great measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case of fire, THE EXCHANGE Is near the centre of the town on a wide and THE business street of the city. There are no wooden buildings near theHotel to endanger it in case of con ion, THE ROOMS Are El tly Furnished, the Beds are of Spring and Hair Mattrasses, unexcelled by any otel in the state—all the Furniture new and of the Latest Style. © ‘ SUITS OF ROOMS. And every accommodation furuished Familes commodious and the traveling public, and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS. THE TABLE Will at all times be furnished with everything the market affords. : THE STAGE OFFICE. ~ The Coaches of the Colfax, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Moores, Woolsey’s and Urieans Flat, Red Dogand North San Juan Stage Lines have their otiicesat and take their Ceparture from this Hotel. THE SALOON Is fitted up in superior style where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The BLLLIARD TABLKS are Phelan’s best. THE LIVERY STABLE. Connected with the Establisument is a Livery Stable where the best Turnoute may be had. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. THE HOUSE IS KEPT OPEN ALL NIGHT. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! HO! For the GLORIOUS FOURTH! aaiets = THREE DAYS RACES OVER GLENBROOK PARK, JULY 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1867, First Day---July 3rd. PURSE {€@50.+Mile and Frepeat, running; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $25.—Mile heats, trotting to harness for horses that have never beaten three minutes and a half; with $20 added to purse. :: “Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $30.—A grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdies three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the purse. ~ ’ SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $50.—T rotting racé;mile heats, three in five, for horses in the clase of Fam Findiey's rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and McSue’s horse,""Jobn,’’ with an entrance of 425 ad ded to the purse. ‘ Third Day---Suly 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running ; with an entrance of $26 added to the purse. “BAME DAY—BSECOND RACE, PURSE $20.—For a quarter ofa mile running; with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. After which there will be a GRAND TOUBNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for their.grace and skill in riding, and their skill in the management of the-horse.— Fast or furious riding will not be considered by the Judges in awarding vel go once it will only be graceful riding and the management of the Horse: lat Premium Fifty Dolars in Coin. 24 * Wnelarge Silver Goblet.... $25 $d “* One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th ** One paic splendid Medallion Napkin Rings.... $18 Entries for the firet day’s race must be made on or before the Ist day of July, with the Proetor. ie 4 All the above races run and trotted according to rule—Trotting, Bay View Park rule: Ranning, State rule. The prizes and purses above enumerated will be free for the Norihern District of California. * An entrance fee of ten cent, will be chargedon the Premiums. CHAS, li. OSBORN, juni2 Proprietor. ©, M. BATES, PHYSICIAN. —OFFICE— pon ge will sail July t § The te wing isaliet of prices: Hiret Cabin -.-+..-----100 00. ar) ‘ nd Ca ‘ peaesereete 3 oe: He Rate Mistaition, couty 06 5 'e y. Agent for W: H. nery. LAMOTT’S NEW STYLE HATS).. -. County. erace SER sux \HE TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE cocnectsDiting with the Gente Yacite Railroad ‘ai A Daily Six Horse Coach will Jeave the At5.20a, m, Sundays éxce onnec atColfax eth . hg — . ; acting the Cars . For Sacramento and Virginia, This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via Kailroad, — $27 This ie the only Line ticketing pasken: gers through to Sacramento and Virginia. W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent Telegraph Stage Co. Nevada, April 28d, N THE NEW ARTICLE! ‘Just Received, LACOUR'S SARSAPARIPHERE © ~ ee The best Tonic in the World ! FOR SALE@Y GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, June 21, 1867. FOUNTAIN SODA! a eo chaeaeae —AaT THE— UNITED STATES BAKERY, On Pine Street; Has fitted up one.of Frank Guild's CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS, Where th { with this ouoling beverage, -Theauireememe mendation is, to state that this Gods. lanthe ca i. — iurnished by ‘'Frank” for the past Nevada, June 4th. ~ Saddles and Harness.” JAMES LIN turer and dealer in yan of SADDLES. HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. Has opened a shop in this ity, near oppopo site the National iechanne Hot, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of all kinds, Fine and Concord Harness, Mexican Nisanseadtinieet can Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS. Repairing—all kinds done to order. All 8in the line sold as cheap establishment in the mountains. A patronage is solicited, m2 ROBT FLANDERS, Saléaman. D. 8, BAKER, 3, &, Mamgax BAKER & MART&EN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin,. ,__, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF Goobs OF ALL mre, af at any share of -» ALSO WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND PAW WooD! Woop ‘wooD) “. Shakes, Shingles, &¢., ««., 24 WHERE® AtCCBAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. : CARRIAGE AND-WAGON SHOP oer DUFFY, Se Would inform the people of Nevada always be found at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STRERT, we Wagon Hepairing in better etyie gi , poneitly do in Nevaca He has had long experience in the business and flatters himself his work cannot b> excelled, All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention tw becom ‘any other man can hopes to receive a chare’ot public evada, June Sth. ’ CH. FERRBAND, : PHOTOGRAPHi®C . —AND— DAGUERRBEAN ABTIST, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, ~~ BITTERS ! © that he can. Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and m ass &