June 26, 1867 (4 pages)

ich EASH opsy © er Bad ed by STEM. tz encorrefusing aria ron six feet of the bottom. By s:me misehance or carlessness the platform car, . _ miners, at Green Mountain, near Quaker hundred dollars. OLENE SPRAY with great success in exShe Daily Transevipt, “NEVADA ciTy, CALIFORNIA: a co LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Seniovs MrxiNe Accréext.—Yesterday morning an accident occurred at the Union mine by which one man was seriously injured and another considera} bly bruised. The incline of-the-mine is about two hundred and fifty feet deep and John Jacks,Henry Warnington and another man were at work within about used in carrying down timbers,was sent from the-platform and went crashing: down the incline at lightning speed. — Before the men had time to escape it was upon them. Jacks and Warnington. were both caught. The former was knocked a distance of six feet into the water cistetn at the bottom of the in¢eline. Hisarm was broken between the wrist and elbow, and his leg.just above the ankle. He was also considerably bruised, _Warnington, who received a severe gash in the head,notwithstanding . his own suffering, pulled Jacks out. of where he lay helpless,in imminent danger of drowning. The other man escaped without injury. Dr. Bates was sent for and dressed the wounds and set the limbs of the injured men. MILITARY ORDERS.—General Howell has ordered the Fourth Brigade,National Guard, to parade on the Fourth of duly, by battallion or company as is most convenient. “In*pursuance of the above order, we understand that Colonel Knowlton, commanding the Fifth Infantry Regiment, will order the Grass Valley Union Guard, Howell Zouaves and Nevada Light Guard to Grass Valley for battalion drill, and other companies to such places as may be designated by their commanding éfficers, as provided by the State Militia Law. CoMPANY DRiILL.—The Nevada Light Guard is ordered out for company drill on Thursday and Saturday nights of this week. Members should be on hand. All persons having caps belonging to the company’ are’ requested to return them to the armory forthwith. New Untrorms.—The Washington Band has procured a handsome uniform eonsisting of the regulation caps, fine blue cloth coats and pants. This excellent band will wear their new‘toggery” on the Fourth, and as they are a handsome set of fellows they will present a fine appearance. CaBIn BuRNED.—The cabin of Chris. Mullen, occupied by Mullen and Truck, Hill, was destroyed by fire on last Sunday evening. ‘The.occupants were away from home when the cabin took fire, and all their clothing, furniture, a large stock of provisions, and a valuable gold watch were destroyed. The loss is estimated at between five and six New SraGre ARRANGEMENT.—Gregory & Englieh are now running stages to Eureka daily. Every day ou the arrival of the Colfax stage, the stage will leave.the National Exchange Hotel for Lake City, Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Eureka. The boys have undertaken to establish daily communication with these points and we hope they may be ableto make it pay. Hor WEATHER.— Yesterday the thermometer in the coolest places in this city, went u» among the nineties; atid in the sun, the mercury at one time marked a hundred. FROM an assay of six pounds of rock from the Grizzly ledge, at Devil’s Canon, made by J. J. Ott, $105 ia gold was obtained. These sulphurets were taken from the blanket washings. f : CLoraine.—Read the new advertise. ment of 8. Haas & Co. in to-day’s paper. They offer great inducements to purehasers. & * R#IGOLENE Srray.—Those suffering with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is . the same thing) and desiring teeth extracted without pain, should call on Dr. . C, E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using Ruietracting teeth. Chloroform adminis NEW MLL tered. when desired. “je 18 Sacramento done at a ie ies if Grass Valley Millinery Store. NO, 70 MAIN STREET. MBS. A, F. JONES, isco with a choice selec FASHIONABLE MIL LENERY GOoDs, WOULD. ly inform the Ladies of NEV ODA and vicinity, that she has just returned from San Frantion of . ERY GOODS, consisting of BONNETS of every description ; alsoa large assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Infants? Hats; . French Flowers. Ribbons, Velvets, Vails.Ornaments, etc., which CASH PRICES. Bleaching, Pressin; Work in alt its branches. DRESSES AND CLUAKS CUT, and short notice. Stamping tor Braiding aud. will be sold atthe LOWEST and Coloring Straw made at itmbroidering, at reduced prices. New Goods received pe every steamer, LaDI before purchasing elsewhere. Don't fo: pace! TWO DOORS EISER’S DRUG STORE. eee ABOVE LOU S, please call and eee for yourselves t the ZENap 24 THE FINEST GALLERY, H, W. BRADLEY. W. H. RULOFSON, : BRADLEY & RULOHSON'S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT No. 429 Montgomery Street, ~ Corner of Sacramento, San Francisco. H’s more Rooms, Larger Lights, facilities, and produces ~~ Finer Photographs ty greater Than any other at the Bay. They received the Three Fist Premiums at the Mechanics Institute Fair in 1865. y Depot of Genuine Patent Enamel Pictures. “SUN PEARLS,*S ~Beantifnl, durable and inexpensive ed Card None but the most accomplished Artists emploved and all work warranted. m29 © cas +. a8 a . Speed Increased & Fare Reduced ! The attention of the public is Invited te the complete stéck of DRY COODS _Now ready for inspection at » GC, HALL’S, 189 J street. All Goods received from New Yor direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit.’ Particular attention given to the Wholesale Trade. Dealers can buy as low as from any honse in the State, and save their time and freight. G. C. HALL, 189 J Street, near Seventh, SACRAMENTO, May 29th MUSIC! Cc. H. CHASE, MUSIC! TEACHER OF MUSIC, Dae riage ga GIVEN ON THE PIANO, Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other musical Instruments repaired. Quadrille Music furnished, from six piecegas may be desired. Masic arranged for the Piarlo, Guitar or, two to other instraments, easy or difficult as desired. THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) Y iy! acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixt dollars a year in their Meat Bills. thousand ut said he I have too high an opinion of your good sense to suppose fora moment that you s eriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought of, if you were to rob the than eaveit fur them ! PRICES : ublic of. that amount rether Benes 10 cents per pound STEAK—ROUND 1234 cents. STEAK—CHUCEK, 12% cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 123 cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16 and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of wy cynical acquaintance—relieve me of the awk warduess of seeming to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trying to-aid you, by telping to sustain an instrument of much needed compeJOHNSTON. tition. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP. f bets: IS QUITE AN EXCITEMENT on the Corner of SACRAMENTO and BOUL. DER streete, just because Le. CO. K EITH & B. HOTTINGER bave opened one of the Largest aud Best Biack-mith Shops in Nevada City, where they wilido all kinds uf Machine Forging, iron new Wagons and Carriagee, = repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, Horse Shoeing done in the best style. Picks made and sha: rpened, aud everything in the Blagkemithivg liue, will be done at our shop on. short notice. G. W.T HOMSON will attend to the Wood work Department, maké rew Wagons to or‘der, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Buggies, or anything in the wood five done in superior Style and at Keasonable Kates. evada City, June 13th, 18 7. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. causing paix. dence PS = eo I WILL WARRANT ALL work done at this< to be performed in a more skilitul manner aud better this Office—corner of Broad and Pine ets. I would inform my friends and all wis my services that I am prepared to attend these fay me with a cail, at any hour. Teeth after having becowe sensitive by exposure Of the nerve will be filled without ormanee sameatiy locutel 1k tie city am : . AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— Commercial Street..Nevada city, Wane . CONTINUES TO KEEP ON hand a well selected stock of /Groceries & Provisions, OF orien FRESHEST AND BEST QUALIHe receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Valley. Athis 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 Saddles and Harness. turer and dealer in afl kinds of SADDLES. HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, broad street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of all kinds, Fine Busgy and Concord Harness, Mexican Ravger and American Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS. Repairing—all kinds done to order. All goods in the line sold as cheap as at any establishment in the mountaine. A share of patronage is solicited. m22 ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Sy eee DUFFY, Would inform the people of Nevada that he can always be found at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any viher mau can possibly do in Nevada County. ; He has had long experience in the business and flatters himseff that his work cannot be excelled. Afi he asksis a fair tial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock‘on hand. By pronipt attention tu business he hupes to receive a share of public patronage. Kevada, duneSth., ,. pmo 1) H. S&S. CROCKER & € Importers and Dealers in~ STATLONER X¥ .o BLANK BOOKS, FuuLsuar, LEGAL, LETTER, _ So AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING F. S AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, “MEMORANDUM AND TIME BUOKS, CARD STOCK. &c. &e. Everyth'ng im the 8 ationcry Line }@rBLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. ee . WATCHES ~ . MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, JAMES x ale ny per — wih’? shiva. booegea Menard PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL, % P. SPENCE, 4 Ser Tee: Agent for Nevada, pega: ¥ 'AKE, of every description. Charlotte Rusks, — Pa tin. eo. es Roll ety Cake, pte Poe ; Lemon Frait. AND: JE w ELRY, YOR SALE BY —w.-C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th, SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS 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. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! 110! For the GLOMIOUS FOURT A! ais THREE DAYS RACES OVER ‘GLENBROOK » PARK, JULY 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1867. First Day---3 uly 3rd. PURSE [#50.—Mile and repeat, 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 te purse. Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $50.—A-grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdles three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the puree. ; SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $50.—Trotiing race,mile heats, three in five. for horses in the class of Tom Findley’s rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and MeJue’s horse,*‘Jobn,’’withan entrance of $25 added to the purse. Third Day---July 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running; withan entrance of §25 added to the purse. : SAME DAY—SECOND RACE, PURSE $20.—Fora quarter ofa mile runnings with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. After which there will bea GRAND TOUBNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for their graeé and ekill in riding, and their skill in the management of the horse,— Fast or furious riding will not be considered by the Jnudgés in awarding the premiums; it will only~be graceful riding and the management of the Hose: 1st Premium Fifty Dollars in Coin. “a * One large Silver Goblet.. 25, 3d ‘“ One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th “ One pair splendid Medallion s Napkin Rings.. «$18 Entries for the first day’s race must be made on or béfore the Ist day of July, with the Proprietor. All the above races rnnu and trotted according to rule—tTrotting, Bay View Park rule: Running, Srate rule. . e prizes and purses above enumerated will be free for the Northern District of California. An entrance fee of tun per cent. will be charged on the Premiums. CHAS. H. OSBORN, joni2 » Proprietor. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, (Established in 1853.) Fix : BY— . _ #AMES 3. OTT ‘i Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City. f ANDORES OF EVERY " Gor RES DESORIP42 &44 J Street, Sacramento, — \GanDy AND ORACK EHS Ice C. ‘ing. 16, Wholesale and Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. . Patnise Home Indu N, Bi--Balis and Wedding Parties supplied with Se ee BOSTON B. N every Sunday morn. B Fa ee ee HOLLER WOOD, PeopHtetat,” Hacks to let‘at the shortes most reasonable terms. : from vice, of fine style and eapable of going. as faat as any gentieman ‘ : Mh a for Funerals attended neéss. dwelling house, stableand ‘The Ranch contains about 200 acres of land,” Ei gant House at TLON Melted and Ase : Assays fully ‘ 2 ett ig dune : of depositors, : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposit (the; National Exchange, ‘SAXBY & LANCASTER, WOULD. INFORM 4 the:people of Neyads eke Nee that they have purchasNe : ed thelivery stock and business of Harvey Helm, and muited the stock of the Union Li Stabdle, and now have the largest lot of Horscr, Dureier, Fy Pat 9 to be found in this part of the e, nt es, Wagons. and a notice aaa on. tee Our Horsesare free : Teams, with el ires to drive. i to with promptGood Saddle Horses always on hand. Horees boarded by the day, week or month; and the best-of care guaranteed SAXBY & LANCASTER. Nevada. Dec. 5th, i i UNION LIVERY STABLE RES. 4 mos y sax } AT FAL APM Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & McOOWEN.» ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggies. To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. . Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladics or Gentlemen, Carriages for Funerals will be furnieh ed on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of pablic petronnge.ty solicited bay . ae isfaction guaranteed, . NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY —AND— MACHINE SHOP, GINES AND BOILERS built order, CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every dees s Q av Z MACHINERY constructed, ‘fitted up or repair os ot very kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Malt and Bark Mills ; horse power and car: Orders filled promptly and at as low rates: as: any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco— ht HEUGH & THOM. ~ added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HOT & COLD BATHS-25 cents. BROAD STREET, ¥ earned Opposite Stumpf's Hotel. HILIP DUCA ‘can still be found at the old stand and fully prepared todo Hair Cut* ting and Shav ng in the pest style. Upen from 6 a, mM. till 9 Pv. a. On Sundays from My Bath Rooms are fixed u as ony in the State. BAT FIVE CENTS 6A. mM. to4P, M. in as nice ONLY TW. ¥ feb10 FRANK H. FISHER; MACHINIST, . At Stiles? MAll, near the Suspension Bridge. AS KINDS OF MACHINERY empty ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. a manufacturers of Machinists Toole and nery. a Ranch for sale, ONE of the very best Ranches ta pew da Coun ituated on the N: i miles no of Nevada city, is offered for sale.400 and 600 bearing trees, and bev! ed Nv 30% BO those: stabizand barns on fhe presioey will be sold af a vees oy Bree. For further parti enquire on the prem’ a culars eng P ‘J R ER. m28 Attorney and Counselor at. Law ~orrrce— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City JAMES COLLEY, : . Dealer in »eef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Heer CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. pres 27~ Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shep on Broad Street, below Crawford, ia & Co.'s. BEAR VALLEY HOUSE. TO LAT ROAD os tO th CITY. . . Oo. TOMPKINS, «* wet, WOULD INFORM LIne wlpoe Gis: and all who wish to A seReon and t this beautiful of Ne county that he has wh pes his AR VALL anil And is prepar bi drP bode diade) in as good style as at other House in the State. ie ote boc THE TABL will contain the best t of foo8d— ual if not superior to Fb ANcING HA ge

ich EASH opsy © er Bad ed by STEM. tz encorrefusing aria ron six feet of the bottom. By s:me misehance or carlessness the platform car, . _ miners, at Green Mountain, near Quaker hundred dollars. OLENE SPRAY with great success in exShe Daily Transevipt, “NEVADA ciTy, CALIFORNIA: a co LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Seniovs MrxiNe Accréext.—Yesterday morning an accident occurred at the Union mine by which one man was seriously injured and another considera} bly bruised. The incline of-the-mine is about two hundred and fifty feet deep and John Jacks,Henry Warnington and another man were at work within about used in carrying down timbers,was sent from the-platform and went crashing: down the incline at lightning speed. — Before the men had time to escape it was upon them. Jacks and Warnington. were both caught. The former was knocked a distance of six feet into the water cistetn at the bottom of the in¢eline. Hisarm was broken between the wrist and elbow, and his leg.just above the ankle. He was also considerably bruised, _Warnington, who received a severe gash in the head,notwithstanding . his own suffering, pulled Jacks out. of where he lay helpless,in imminent danger of drowning. The other man escaped without injury. Dr. Bates was sent for and dressed the wounds and set the limbs of the injured men. MILITARY ORDERS.—General Howell has ordered the Fourth Brigade,National Guard, to parade on the Fourth of duly, by battallion or company as is most convenient. “In*pursuance of the above order, we understand that Colonel Knowlton, commanding the Fifth Infantry Regiment, will order the Grass Valley Union Guard, Howell Zouaves and Nevada Light Guard to Grass Valley for battalion drill, and other companies to such places as may be designated by their commanding éfficers, as provided by the State Militia Law. CoMPANY DRiILL.—The Nevada Light Guard is ordered out for company drill on Thursday and Saturday nights of this week. Members should be on hand. All persons having caps belonging to the company’ are’ requested to return them to the armory forthwith. New Untrorms.—The Washington Band has procured a handsome uniform eonsisting of the regulation caps, fine blue cloth coats and pants. This excellent band will wear their new‘toggery” on the Fourth, and as they are a handsome set of fellows they will present a fine appearance. CaBIn BuRNED.—The cabin of Chris. Mullen, occupied by Mullen and Truck, Hill, was destroyed by fire on last Sunday evening. ‘The..occupants were away from home when the cabin took fire, and all their clothing, furniture, a large stock of provisions, and a valuable gold watch were destroyed. The loss is estimated at between five and six New SraGre ARRANGEMENT.—Gregory & Englieh are now running stages to Eureka daily. Every day ou the arrival of the Colfax stage, the stage will leave.the National Exchange Hotel for Lake City, Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Eureka. The boys have undertaken to establish daily communication with these points and we hope they may be ableto make it pay. Hor WEATHER.— Yesterday the thermometer in the coolest places in this city, went u» among the nineties; atid in the sun, the mercury at one time marked a hundred. FROM an assay of six pounds of rock from the Grizzly ledge, at Devil’s Canon, made by J. J. Ott, $105 ia gold was obtained. These sulphurets were taken from the blanket washings. f : CLoraine.—Read the new advertise. ment of 8. Haas & Co. in to-day’s paper. They offer great inducements to purehasers. & * R#IGOLENE Srray.—Those suffering with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is . the same thing) and desiring teeth extracted without pain, should call on Dr. . C, E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using Ruietracting teeth. Chloroform adminis NEW MLL tered. when desired. “je 18 Sacramento done at a ie ies if Grass Valley Millinery Store. NO, 70 MAIN STREET. MBS. A, F. JONES, isco with a choice selec FASHIONABLE MIL LENERY GOoDs, WOULD. ly inform the Ladies of NEV ODA and vicinity, that she has just returned from San Frantion of . ERY GOODS, consisting of BONNETS of every description ; alsoa large assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Infants? Hats; . French Flowers. Ribbons, Velvets, Vails.Ornaments, etc., which CASH PRICES. Bleaching, Pressin; Work in alt its branches. DRESSES AND CLUAKS CUT, and short notice. Stamping tor Braiding aud. will be sold atthe LOWEST and Coloring Straw made at itmbroidering, at reduced prices. New Goods received pe every steamer, LaDI before purchasing elsewhere. Don't fo: pace! TWO DOORS EISER’S DRUG STORE. eee ABOVE LOU S, please call and eee for yourselves t the ZENap 24 THE FINEST GALLERY, H, W. BRADLEY. W. H. RULOFSON, : BRADLEY & RULOHSON'S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT No. 429 Montgomery Street, ~ Corner of Sacramento, San Francisco. H’s more Rooms, Larger Lights, facilities, and produces ~~ Finer Photographs ty greater Than any other at the Bay. They received the Three Fist Premiums at the Mechanics Institute Fair in 1865. y Depot of Genuine Patent Enamel Pictures. “SUN PEARLS,*S ~Beantifnl, durable and inexpensive ed Card None but the most accomplished Artists emploved and all work warranted. m29 © cas +. a8 a . Speed Increased & Fare Reduced ! The attention of the public is Invited te the complete stéck of DRY COODS _Now ready for inspection at » GC, HALL’S, 189 J street. All Goods received from New Yor direct, thus saving to the patrons one profit.’ Particular attention given to the Wholesale Trade. Dealers can buy as low as from any honse in the State, and save their time and freight. G. C. HALL, 189 J Street, near Seventh, SACRAMENTO, May 29th MUSIC! Cc. H. CHASE, MUSIC! TEACHER OF MUSIC, Dae riage ga GIVEN ON THE PIANO, Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other musical Instruments repaired. Quadrille Music furnished, from six piecegas may be desired. Masic arranged for the Piarlo, Guitar or, two to other instraments, easy or difficult as desired. THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) Y iy! acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public fifty or sixt dollars a year in their Meat Bills. thousand ut said he I have too high an opinion of your good sense to suppose fora moment that you s eriously intended such a thing, for you must know that you would be much more thought of, if you were to rob the than eaveit fur them ! PRICES : ublic of. that amount rether Benes 10 cents per pound STEAK—ROUND 1234 cents. STEAK—CHUCEK, 12% cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 123 cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16 and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of wy cynical acquaintance—relieve me of the awk warduess of seeming to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trying to-aid you, by telping to sustain an instrument of much needed compeJOHNSTON. tition. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP. f bets: IS QUITE AN EXCITEMENT on the Corner of SACRAMENTO and BOUL. DER streete, just because Le. CO. K EITH & B. HOTTINGER bave opened one of the Largest aud Best Biack-mith Shops in Nevada City, where they wilido all kinds uf Machine Forging, iron new Wagons and Carriagee, = repair old wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, Horse Shoeing done in the best style. Picks made and sha: rpened, aud everything in the Blagkemithivg liue, will be done at our shop on. short notice. G. W.T HOMSON will attend to the Wood work Department, maké rew Wagons to or‘der, and repair old ones. Work on Carriages, Buggies, or anything in the wood five done in superior Style and at Keasonable Kates. evada City, June 13th, 18 7. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. causing paix. dence PS = eo I WILL WARRANT ALL work done at this< to be performed in a more skilitul manner aud better this Office—corner of Broad and Pine ets. I would inform my friends and all wis my services that I am prepared to attend these fay me with a cail, at any hour. Teeth after having becowe sensitive by exposure Of the nerve will be filled without ormanee sameatiy locutel 1k tie city am : . AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— Commercial Street...Nevada city, Wane . CONTINUES TO KEEP ON hand a well selected stock of /Groceries & Provisions, OF orien FRESHEST AND BEST QUALIHe receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Valley. Athis 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 Saddles and Harness. turer and dealer in afl kinds of SADDLES.

HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, broad street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of all kinds, Fine Busgy and Concord Harness, Mexican Ravger and American Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS. Repairing—all kinds done to order. All goods in the line sold as cheap as at any establishment in the mountaine. A share of patronage is solicited. m22 ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Sy eee DUFFY, Would inform the people of Nevada that he can always be found at Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any viher mau can possibly do in Nevada County. ; He has had long experience in the business and flatters himseff that his work cannot be excelled. Afi he asksis a fair tial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock‘on hand. By pronipt attention tu business he hupes to receive a share of public patronage. Kevada, duneSth., ,. pmo 1) H. S&S. CROCKER & € Importers and Dealers in~ STATLONER X¥ .o BLANK BOOKS, FuuLsuar, LEGAL, LETTER, _ So AND NOTE PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING F. S AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, “MEMORANDUM AND TIME BUOKS, CARD STOCK. &c. &e. Everyth'ng im the 8 ationcry Line }@rBLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. ee . WATCHES ~ . MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, JAMES x ale ny per — wih’? shiva. booegea Menard PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL, % P. SPENCE, 4 Ser Tee: Agent for Nevada, pega: ¥ 'AKE, of every description. Charlotte Rusks, — Pa tin. eo. es Roll ety Cake, pte Poe ; Lemon Frait. AND: JE w ELRY, YOR SALE BY —w.-C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th, SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS 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. RACES! RACES!! RACES!!! 110! For the GLOMIOUS FOURT A! ais THREE DAYS RACES OVER ‘GLENBROOK » PARK, JULY 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1867. First Day---3 uly 3rd. PURSE [#50.—Mile and repeat, 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 te purse. Second Day---July 4th. PURSE $50.—A-grand Hurdle race, mileheats, with five hurdles three and a half feet high; with an entrance of $25 added to the puree. ; SAME DAY—SECOND RACE. PURSE $50.—Trotiing race,mile heats, three in five. for horses in the class of Tom Findley’s rey, Sigourney’s mare, Smith’s mare, and MeJue’s horse,*‘Jobn,’’withan entrance of $25 added to the purse. Third Day---July 5th. PURSE $25.— Half mile running; withan entrance of §25 added to the purse. : SAME DAY—SECOND RACE, PURSE $20.—Fora quarter ofa mile runnings with an entrance of $20 added to the purse. After which there will bea GRAND TOUBNAMENT, For the LADIES, in which there will be four magnificent prizes distributed among the contestants for their graeé and ekill in riding, and their skill in the management of the horse,— Fast or furious riding will not be considered by the Jnudgés in awarding the premiums; it will only~be graceful riding and the management of the Hose: 1st Premium Fifty Dollars in Coin. “a * One large Silver Goblet.... 25, 3d ‘“ One elegant Silver Card Case.$20 4th “ One pair splendid Medallion s Napkin Rings.... «$18 Entries for the first day’s race must be made on or béfore the Ist day of July, with the Proprietor. All the above races rnnu and trotted according to rule—tTrotting, Bay View Park rule: Running, Srate rule. . e prizes and purses above enumerated will be free for the Northern District of California. An entrance fee of tun per cent. will be charged on the Premiums. CHAS. H. OSBORN, joni2 » Proprietor. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, (Established in 1853.) Fix : BY— . _ #AMES 3. OTT ‘i Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City. f ANDORES OF EVERY " Gor RES DESORIP42 &44 J Street, Sacramento, — \GanDy AND ORACK EHS Ice C. ‘ing. 16, Wholesale and Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. . Patnise Home Indu N, Bi--Balis and Wedding Parties supplied with Se ee BOSTON B. N every Sunday morn. B Fa ee ee HOLLER WOOD, PeopHtetat,” Hacks to let‘at the shortes most reasonable terms. : from vice, of fine style and eapable of going. as faat as any gentieman ‘ : Mh a for Funerals attended neéss. dwelling house, stableand ‘The Ranch contains about 200 acres of land,” Ei gant House at TLON Melted and Ase : Assays fully ‘ 2 ett ig dune : of depositors, : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposit (the; National Exchange, ‘SAXBY & LANCASTER, WOULD. INFORM 4 the:people of Neyads eke Nee that they have purchasNe : ed thelivery stock and business of Harvey Helm, and muited the stock of the Union Li Stabdle, and now have the largest lot of Horscr, Dureier, Fy Pat 9 to be found in this part of the e, nt es, Wagons. and a notice aaa on. tee Our Horsesare free : Teams, with el ires to drive. i to with promptGood Saddle Horses always on hand. Horees boarded by the day, week or month; and the best-of care guaranteed SAXBY & LANCASTER. Nevada. Dec. 5th, i i UNION LIVERY STABLE RES. 4 mos y sax } AT FAL APM Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & McOOWEN.» ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggies. To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. . Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladics or Gentlemen, Carriages for Funerals will be furnieh ed on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of pablic petronnge.ty solicited bay . ae isfaction guaranteed, . NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY —AND— MACHINE SHOP, GINES AND BOILERS built order, CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every dees s Q av Z MACHINERY constructed, ‘fitted up or repair os ot very kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Malt and Bark Mills ; horse power and car: Orders filled promptly and at as low rates: as: any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco— ht HEUGH & THOM. ~ added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HOT & COLD BATHS-25 cents. BROAD STREET, ¥ earned Opposite Stumpf's Hotel. HILIP DUCA ‘can still be found at the old stand and fully prepared todo Hair Cut* ting and Shav ng in the pest style. Upen from 6 a, mM. till 9 Pv. a. On Sundays from My Bath Rooms are fixed u as ony in the State. BAT FIVE CENTS 6A. mM. to4P, M. in as nice ONLY TW. ¥ feb10 FRANK H. FISHER; MACHINIST, . At Stiles? MAll, near the Suspension Bridge. AS KINDS OF MACHINERY empty ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. a manufacturers of Machinists Toole and nery. a Ranch for sale, ONE of the very best Ranches ta pew da Coun ituated on the N: i miles no of Nevada city, is offered for sale.400 and 600 bearing trees, and bev! ed Nv 30% BO those: stabizand barns on fhe presioey will be sold af a vees oy Bree. For further parti enquire on the prem’ a culars eng P ‘J R ER. m28 Attorney and Counselor at. Law ~orrrce— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City JAMES COLLEY, : . Dealer in »eef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Heer CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. pres 27~ Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shep on Broad Street, below Crawford, ia & Co.'s. BEAR VALLEY HOUSE. TO LAT ROAD os tO th CITY.. . . Oo. TOMPKINS, «* wet, WOULD INFORM LIne wlpoe Gis: and all who wish to A seReon and t this beautiful of Ne county that he has wh pes his AR VALL anil And is prepar bi drP bode diade) in as good style as at other House in the State. ie ote boc THE TABL will contain the best t of foo8d— ual if not superior to Fb ANcING HA ge