June 3, 1866 (4 pages)

PRN PI Ta ENO CE AN SORIA, BRAS CEERI EINE RO TE NEI BIN IRR NCSEE PLEA TOT ILLES Ais SIA ETI ETMI A ten Sma cen st Hen Bs SURDAY, JUNE 3, 1866. © ‘al Hotel Company bare decided to make s Garge addition to their’ property in this éity. or & Hasey, the hotel bas become so de‘servedly pepular that for months past they have'been umible to sccommodate all who ‘came to them. The hotel] Company have decided to build upon the lot formerly ownod by the: Odd Fellows. The addition will be forty feet front by ove bundred feet deep. “The new building will be three stories bigh. The lower door will consist of two excelleat store-rooms. The upper stones will tive fifty additional rooms to the hotel, making it the largest oot of Sai Francisco. ‘The whole building will then bave a frontage “of one hundred and twenty feet on Brosd ‘street. The old building is seventy feet sdeop, and the addition one hundred. Sach an addition is demanded by the increasing ‘usiness of the town, and if the new bu:lding was completed today, it would all be ‘occupied. The addition is to be-of brick, ‘and will require about two hundred and fifty feousand. Sach improvements as this speaks ‘well for the prosperi'y of our city. "WE bave received a copy of the Seventh ‘Anoual Cireular of the Miners’ Foundry, from our agent in San Francisco, ard would ‘advise a careful peruss! of it by our mill ‘men and miners generally, for it contains much useful information about machinery, valuable tables, useful statistics, &e., that ‘will ke found very convenient for reference. Messrs. Howland, Angell, King & Palmer . ed in the vicinity of Sixth and D streets. re 81l thorough business men, who are well acquainted with the wants of mill men and manufacturers of the Pacific coast, and . . with every facility afforded by ample means, aod ssound, practical knowledge of their Susiness, they are enabled to fill any orders for machinery of a light or heavy grade they may be farured with, at the shortest notice, aod in such a manner as to insure satisfac: tion. Read their circular and their adver‘tisement in another column. ‘Dewiute BSexnvices.—Rev. James E. ‘Wickes, of North San Juao, will preach in the Methodist church in this city, on Sunday morning st 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 74 o'clock. . 0, Services in the Congregational Church, Main street, Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. and in the evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. R. B. Snowden, Pastor, Sabbath School immediately after the morning service. Preaching at the A. M. E. Church, Pine street, Sunday aftetnoon, at 3o’cleck. Rev. Mr. Green, Pastor. I Tue ScHout: Benertr.—a party for the benefit. of the Quaker and Hunt's Hill Svhovl, came off on Friday night, and « neat little sum wat realized. A party went up from Nevda, and it is reported that one of ‘the gentlemen eat seven plates of oyster soupand « whole cake: Another raised bis two plates atid went a cake better.— The committee have spotted these eatists, and are determined hereafter to charge thom for two tickets. The party was a very pleasant affair as well as profitable. Rerursep. To Stave Wm.-Maltman, Eeqr , who has bees for some tiwe residing in Mexico, as Superintendent for a mining Comp»ny, returned to this city on Friday. He is fully satisfied in regard to the wineray Tesources o/ that country, and has deter. * mined tw remain in Nevada county. Hoe is entisfied thet this is the best Crry PRINTING:—At 2 epecial meeting of the Board of City Trustees, held on last Friday evening, the cortract for the city ‘ printing was awarded to the Nevads Daily TRANSCRIPT, eld for LatHaM.—The horse Latham, formerly owned by A. E. He.diu this city, hos recently won $5,000 race in Ban Francisco. -—"Tiase 8:36 3-5— 2:364 and 2:38). THE firet green corn of the season ape peared inthe San Francisco market on the 20th of May, selling at 624 cents pet dozen. : oe ‘THe Chinese merchants of San Francisco gavea banquet to the Ministers to Japan and China, on Friday evening last. It was & grend affair. ‘A ‘Ler Ee boy bad bis leg broken in fou ago. # a® ie Fi Zastacy adopted citizeas are disfranehised by this as can ailing to agree, bd are “divorced” pot by a decree of the Courts, but by mutual consent. 3 I en of silk worms at the Pavilioa, Sacramento, was ealled upon the other day by a Chinaman_who solicited and received a few ef the worms to take home and feed. He represented that he had been accustomed to rnising silkworme in China, aod promised to have ready for the State Faira fon made from the silk of the worms given him, oo : F Smasn-UP.—Goverovr Lew, while on a fishing excursion to Paper Mil! Creek, Marine county, lately, had the misfortune to have his conveyance completely smashed up. His Excelieucy reached Sen Rafael in a butter wagun, uninjured io person. ing lately in Portland, at which'a crazy fellow named Reed said it was false that slav. would yet revive it, which assertion was received ‘as good Democratic ductrine by those present. is a necessary and th and aiso THE unterrified Democracy held a meetoa snetion of Plamtiff, "Pie< oy seorete tod ape County, most likely to give notice fo gaid De7 fe ery wes abolished; that the Demeceracy . Gace a week for three. suecéssive months. le ‘i o g te i : il & = E BJ : g 5 : 3 z g : é . be obtained upon bim and upon the affidavit of Enos Himebaugh, Pi’ff. that Plaintiff has a good cause of action against Vefendant in this suit, and that the said Deft. iee of summons in this case be made by publica >) tion.in some newspaper published in Nevada fendant, and said publicaiion be made at least Given under my this, the 24th day of LEVI AYRE~, J P. May, A. D. 1866. Bioomfieid Township. ~ Original stamped with a $0ct. Kev. Stamp, je3 It is ssid with seme show of reason, that countries in which voleanos exist are less subject to earthquekes than those in which they do not, the voleauo being a vent for the subterranean fires and gasses. Tue Union says the work of grading a north of Sutter slough, has been commeneThis track will run along the levee between the Water Works building and the river, and I, and at Sixth and H streets. ReGistny Law —The Mountain Demoerat speaks of the “infamous Registry law, passed by the latt Legislature for the sole purpose of disfranchising adopted citizens.” We should like to know in what wanner bill. ee THE public.sehool bhasbeen-clésed at Port Wine, Sierra county; in consequence of the prevalence of whooping-cough among the children. Re-Annestep.—Hank Koerr, City Mar. shal of Austin, arrested M. E. Gelston on the 3ist of May. Geleton ie uader sixteen indictments for forgery, committed while he was clerk in the effice of Adjutant General Evans. He will be brought te Sacramento for trial. ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL « BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CiTy. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SaTunpay, June 2, 1866. Mrs Chambers San F GC Spooner San Ju Mrs H Chadbura do J W Welsh do E L Selvridgede GH Pond Eureka 8 Weil do H MeGinndo ~~ G Newell dn J Briges Alleghany PM Randall do J Noble Marin count Mies Miller 80 Hadly M Aametaff A l'eghan D G St+vens Virgini A Wade Nevada G F Glover Duteh F W FP Bacigalupi de. H R Kimball Timbue W: Hofman do. KH Dickinson Camp 8 Rosson Sacrament AD Parker Onk Hilt J Hoil do G Ryan Freneh Core J G Fredenbur Q Hill P Corvan Marysville W B Oague Deer Be C H Mulley Sau Jua W H South fees w H bi 18 Crall de D R Wood & J M Brown do J M Armatrong do J McKenzie do Mre Armstrong do J COE betwen the head of Nevada street and », & Ladies Gold Buekle with Black Beit attached. The finder will be libera rewarded the return of the Buvkle te this office. 3 “GRAND BALL! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON BRASS BAND! AT WASHINGTON, On Friday Evening, June 16th. ' -° INVITATION COwwrrrek. . ~ ' porahington=C. @. Fisk, Henry Randolph. L. Nevada Cit Ww. Mn Ly — May. IN, Dal es ee Lancaster, Lieut. M. $. Deal, R. 'B. Joba Baaley, Ike Williamson," ' Omega—Thomgs Legg, James MoCam Alpba—Robert Goodson, David Mosley. Moore’s Fiat —Dam Harriers Johu M. Hickey. a ean f, Marker, J. A. Lancaster, of the following dates’-for PANAMA, con ting via Panama Railroad, with one of the € pany’s i 5 lendid steamers new track for the’ Pacific Railroad, to run YorRK: % fms SEVINW ALY that has 30 days that has 31 days. will leave on Saturday preeedi ig; when the 18th 3si e : ". falls foliow~-_. thorough trial, any watch should preve-defective and-wilt avoid the two short curves at Front ing i es at Manzanillo All touch at Acapuleo. Transatlantic Co’s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English steamer for South A tral A for Tumaeo, the port of the new mines. 8 dates‘as given below : June Mh—Golden Age, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth conJ 18th—Constitution, Capt. F. ming with New York, June 30th— Golden City, Capt J. Cabin ers berthed thi checked through j 1Opound allowed each adult. attendance free are req board before 10 o’clock. Fargo & Co. the Pacific f acramento and je3 ses owned in this county “. Three Horses to pe geatoey twotostart. The Track ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGA LIXE TO NEW YORK. Carrying the United-States Mai Leave Folsom street wharf at 11 o'clock, 4/ M. NEW On the 10th, 18th and 30th of/each month On the 10th, 196hs and 30th /6of each month When the 0th, 19th and 30th fal on Sanday, they on_Sunday, they will on. Steamer leaving San on the 10th touéhOf 18th or I9heonuects with French ure of 10th connects with English steamer or Southampton and P. RR. Co's steamer for Cen The follow teamships will be dispatched on Baby, counectbetting with Costa Rica, TS ees Gra: atkins. connecting with Arizota, Capt, Maury. 3 Ab expertouced surgeun on board Medicine and These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. uested to have their baggage on For merchandise Freight, apply to Mesars Wells, For and all other information, apply. at ail Steamship Co’s Office, corner of Leidesdorff streets. OLIVER ELDRIDGE Agent. RACES RACES. GLENBROOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, JUNE 14th First Day—Thureda ges Pur c $30.88 in OR 0 : ree e > re oO es ng of half a mile . Berend Day—Fridny. Purse of $100. Mile heats; Three in Five. Free to all. Pu a ye he et heats, Taree tn Fiver Pees. cit” toes couse as county, except Frank Malone wits Third Day—Satarday. Purse of $50. Single dash of to all. Second Horse to suve his evtasee ™ as P ©9950 4 uarter urse o « Single ofa of amile. Free to all. ~ be Fame Pay The nearest time made by: an Horse to three min. utes and twenty secunde wine the puree. : Entrance to all the above Races, ten per cent. having’ been pat iv condition, fast time and enty of fum may be anticipated, » The he Proprietor ul GMlAS. al Sinai, Pin, Opposition is the Life of Trade, EUREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, Le Srnec eeateaiond ' NEVADA Ciry. GEORGE SHAFFER «& co., Would Tespectfully announce _to the public that will keep om Hand, “st all times, the very bei of won® cortom,. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. . to asiow a pointas they can be placdd ‘foreign maker who ean never be regched, this Purse of $50 Trotting Race. Mile heats. they have Gpeued the above bated Market, and . : In: of the recent manufacture of our gvods, and in anticipation of a still farcher decline, we have redu-ed our prices so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper atMore than 200,000 Watches, rank among titie-keepers. Commencing with the determination to make only thoroughly excellent watehes, our business bas steadily inereased as the public became acquainted with their value, until for months together; we have been unagle to supply the demand’ We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings untii they now cover over three acrey of ground, and give accommodation to more tian eig ht hundred workmen. oe ee aes We are fully justified in stating that we now make MORE THAN ONY HALF OF ALLTHE W ATCHES SULDIN JHE UNITEDSTATES. The different grades are distinguished by the following trade mayks engraved on the plate: 1, ‘American Watch Co.” Waltham, ‘Mass. ‘‘Appletoa/ Tracy & Co.” Waltham, Mars. 3. “Prtlett,” Waltham, Mass. 4. “Wm. Ellery: : ; 5. OUR LADIES’ WATCH of first quality pA Bamed *‘Appletun, Traey~&_Co,” /Wailtham, Mase. : See 6, four next quality of Ladies’ Watch is named / “P. ®. Bartlett,” Waltham, ass. ‘ These watches are furnished in a great / . tétiety of sizes and styles of cases. The American Wateh Co., of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marks or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time keepers of their clasa ever made in this or any other country. Buyers should remenberthat unlike the guarantee of a warrantee is goud at ail times againét the Con.pany or their agents, and that if after the moat ‘@ apy particular, it may always be exchanged for another. As the American Watehes made at Waltham, are for sale by dealers generally throughout the epuntry, wedo not solicit orders for single watches. koa CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy Only of respectable dealers. AH persons selling counterfeits wili be prosecuted, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company. m3 3m 182 Broadway, N. ¥. GENTS = SUMMER CLOTHING! eee NEW STYLES —-oOFr— : BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &c. A large and choice jot we sUsT RECEIVED <¢ And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: BOOTS & SHOKS, Boy's Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.; &e., ae. P. BANNER, Importer, olesale and Retail Dealer, EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley, . . % Py as 1 » [TREMENDOUS EXcrT have given our productions the very highest . M Dunder Gnd Biixum . ! er, 5 ee Gregory & Waite, [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his stecenen, “tore in the County, H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . . WINES AND Liquors, = ee Of the ehoic qualities. biwisy,. °° ~ ‘ WHEAT, ee BRAN, _ SHORTS, &e. &e. Sanat On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive, for an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeous of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want i the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. ih Sugars of all kinds, a mountain o ; them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than _ @ver known before. A .few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn_fed. 100: kegs and 49 cases Butter. W buy and sell the liest article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Makes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice . Forks, Shovels, spades, “Sledges, Steel, Hope, i—* _ RMT HAY Kind of Liquors, toil them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have » motto but “fair dealing.” pdilonn 3 : oe -TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all’ sorts of Goods ee member always that it tates two to make « bargsia. — Goods delivered at = reasonable distanch free . Change. " Movada, May 160: 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, thet, never made sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale, 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns — ik Minin draulic cl gxceeding section, a is so deep been reac shafts bay ground is. and sixty 1 run of five cleaned up the same t Co, Wood with exce! » The sectio presperous A large an is beirg de cess. Menine . two weeks have been . and several Experience ted this sex it equal in The leads a The quertz amount of . Week, one 0 ing al and a half \ eighty to on fine _ten sta: hear the tev crushing roc thoroughly —~FHE-Or1 Mining Com on Deer Cre der the sup Esq., have a rock upon th mence runni will be taker keep the mii mine is one ¢ Creek. Dur ny purpose works, with to free the m willsink toa Smow (a1 weather of th ” the snow at t! the last storm melted when weeks of sucl Lake City a . weather duri: as it is at this migrante fron “~“Gdltg inte the ScHooL. D bas been orga: week « meeti tlemen have . district will b New Barina determined t. builda new 6 the foot of M the old bridge . and the bridge dition that it is by repairs, . ‘7 be like that at ante Cuan eveda Light delinquent me tle. All. who Friday night w 4 delinquent. Tay Bat.have a benefit boing up-from all who attend .

PRN PI Ta ENO CE AN SORIA, BRAS CEERI EINE RO TE NEI BIN IRR NCSEE PLEA TOT ILLES Ais SIA ETI ETMI A ten Sma cen st Hen Bs SURDAY, JUNE 3, 1866. © ‘al Hotel Company bare decided to make s Garge addition to their’ property in this éity. or & Hasey, the hotel bas become so de‘servedly pepular that for months past they have'been umible to sccommodate all who ‘came to them. The hotel] Company have decided to build upon the lot formerly ownod by the: Odd Fellows. The addition will be forty feet front by ove bundred feet deep. “The new building will be three stories bigh. The lower door will consist of two excelleat store-rooms. The upper stones will tive fifty additional rooms to the hotel, making it the largest oot of Sai Francisco. ‘The whole building will then bave a frontage “of one hundred and twenty feet on Brosd ‘street. The old building is seventy feet sdeop, and the addition one hundred. Sach an addition is demanded by the increasing ‘usiness of the town, and if the new bu:lding was completed today, it would all be ‘occupied. The addition is to be-of brick, ‘and will require about two hundred and fifty feousand. Sach improvements as this speaks ‘well for the prosperi'y of our city. "WE bave received a copy of the Seventh ‘Anoual Cireular of the Miners’ Foundry, from our agent in San Francisco, ard would ‘advise a careful peruss! of it by our mill ‘men and miners generally, for it contains much useful information about machinery, valuable tables, useful statistics, &e., that ‘will ke found very convenient for reference. Messrs. Howland, Angell, King & Palmer . ed in the vicinity of Sixth and D streets. re 81l thorough business men, who are well acquainted with the wants of mill men and manufacturers of the Pacific coast, and . . with every facility afforded by ample means, aod ssound, practical knowledge of their Susiness, they are enabled to fill any orders for machinery of a light or heavy grade they may be farured with, at the shortest notice, aod in such a manner as to insure satisfac: tion. Read their circular and their adver‘tisement in another column. ‘Dewiute BSexnvices.—Rev. James E. ‘Wickes, of North San Juao, will preach in the Methodist church in this city, on Sunday morning st 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 74 o'clock. . 0, Services in the Congregational Church, Main street, Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. and in the evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. R. B. Snowden, Pastor, Sabbath School immediately after the morning service. Preaching at the A. M. E. Church, Pine street, Sunday aftetnoon, at 3o’cleck. Rev. Mr. Green, Pastor. I Tue ScHout: Benertr.—a party for the benefit. of the Quaker and Hunt's Hill Svhovl, came off on Friday night, and « neat little sum wat realized. A party went up from Nevda, and it is reported that one of ‘the gentlemen eat seven plates of oyster soupand « whole cake: Another raised bis two plates atid went a cake better.— The committee have spotted these eatists, and are determined hereafter to charge thom for two tickets. The party was a very pleasant affair as well as profitable. Rerursep. To Stave Wm.-Maltman, Eeqr , who has bees for some tiwe residing in Mexico, as Superintendent for a mining Comp»ny, returned to this city on Friday. He is fully satisfied in regard to the wineray Tesources o/ that country, and has deter. * mined tw remain in Nevada county. Hoe is entisfied thet this is the best Crry PRINTING:—At 2 epecial meeting of the Board of City Trustees, held on last Friday evening, the cortract for the city ‘ printing was awarded to the Nevads Daily TRANSCRIPT, eld for LatHaM.—The horse Latham, formerly owned by A. E. He.diu this city, hos recently won $5,000 race in Ban Francisco. -—"Tiase 8:36 3-5— 2:364 and 2:38). THE firet green corn of the season ape peared inthe San Francisco market on the 20th of May, selling at 624 cents pet dozen. : oe ‘THe Chinese merchants of San Francisco gavea banquet to the Ministers to Japan and China, on Friday evening last. It was & grend affair. ‘A ‘Ler Ee boy bad bis leg broken in fou ago. # a® ie Fi Zastacy adopted citizeas are disfranehised by this as can ailing to agree, bd are “divorced” pot by a decree of the Courts, but by mutual consent. 3 I en of silk worms at the Pavilioa, Sacramento, was ealled upon the other day by a Chinaman_who solicited and received a few ef the worms to take home and feed. He represented that he had been accustomed to rnising silkworme in China, aod promised to have ready for the State Faira fon made from the silk of the worms given him, oo : F Smasn-UP.—Goverovr Lew, while on a fishing excursion to Paper Mil! Creek, Marine county, lately, had the misfortune to have his conveyance completely smashed up. His Excelieucy reached Sen Rafael in a butter wagun, uninjured io person. ing lately in Portland, at which'a crazy fellow named Reed said it was false that slav. would yet revive it, which assertion was received ‘as good Democratic ductrine by those present. is a necessary and th and aiso THE unterrified Democracy held a meetoa snetion of Plamtiff, "Pie< oy seorete tod ape County, most likely to give notice fo gaid De7 fe ery wes abolished; that the Demeceracy . Gace a week for three. suecéssive months. le ‘i o g te i : il & = E BJ : g 5 : 3 z g : é . be obtained upon bim and upon the affidavit of Enos Himebaugh, Pi’ff. that Plaintiff has a good cause of action against Vefendant in this suit, and that the said Deft. iee of summons in this case be made by publica >) tion.in some newspaper published in Nevada fendant, and said publicaiion be made at least Given under my this, the 24th day of LEVI AYRE~, J P. May, A. D. 1866. Bioomfieid Township. ~ Original stamped with a $0ct. Kev. Stamp, je3 It is ssid with seme show of reason, that countries in which voleanos exist are less subject to earthquekes than those in which they do not, the voleauo being a vent for the subterranean fires and gasses. Tue Union says the work of grading a north of Sutter slough, has been commeneThis track will run along the levee between the Water Works building and the river, and I, and at Sixth and H streets. ReGistny Law —The Mountain Demoerat speaks of the “infamous Registry law, passed by the latt Legislature for the sole purpose of disfranchising adopted citizens.” We should like to know in what wanner bill. ee THE public.sehool bhasbeen-clésed at Port Wine, Sierra county; in consequence of the prevalence of whooping-cough among the children. Re-Annestep.—Hank Koerr, City Mar. shal of Austin, arrested M. E. Gelston on the 3ist of May. Geleton ie uader sixteen indictments for forgery, committed while he was clerk in the effice of Adjutant General Evans. He will be brought te Sacramento for trial. ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL « BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CiTy. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SaTunpay, June 2, 1866. Mrs Chambers San F GC Spooner San Ju Mrs H Chadbura do J W Welsh do E L Selvridgede GH Pond Eureka 8 Weil do H MeGinndo ~~ G Newell dn J Briges Alleghany PM Randall do J Noble Marin count Mies Miller 80 Hadly M Aametaff A l'eghan D G St+vens Virgini A Wade Nevada G F Glover Duteh F W FP Bacigalupi de. H R Kimball Timbue W: Hofman do. KH Dickinson Camp 8 Rosson Sacrament AD Parker Onk Hilt J Hoil do G Ryan Freneh Core J G Fredenbur Q Hill P Corvan Marysville W B Oague Deer Be C H Mulley Sau Jua W H South fees w H bi 18 Crall de D R Wood & J M Brown do J M Armatrong do J McKenzie do Mre Armstrong do J COE betwen the head of Nevada street and », & Ladies Gold Buekle with Black Beit attached. The finder will be libera rewarded the return of the Buvkle te this office. 3 “GRAND BALL! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON BRASS BAND! AT WASHINGTON, On Friday Evening, June 16th. ' -° INVITATION COwwrrrek. . ~ ' porahington=C. @. Fisk, Henry Randolph. L. Nevada Cit Ww. Mn Ly — May. IN, Dal es ee Lancaster, Lieut. M. $. Deal, R. 'B. Joba Baaley, Ike Williamson," ' Omega—Thomgs Legg, James MoCam Alpba—Robert Goodson, David Mosley. Moore’s Fiat —Dam Harriers Johu M. Hickey. a ean f, Marker, J. A. Lancaster, of the following dates’-for PANAMA, con ting via Panama Railroad, with one of the € pany’s i 5 lendid steamers new track for the’ Pacific Railroad, to run YorRK: % fms SEVINW ALY that has 30 days that has 31 days. will leave on Saturday preeedi ig; when the 18th 3si e : ". falls foliow~-_. thorough trial, any watch should preve-defective and-wilt avoid the two short curves at Front ing i es at Manzanillo All touch at Acapuleo. Transatlantic Co’s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English steamer for South A tral A for Tumaeo, the port of the new mines. 8 dates‘as given below : June Mh—Golden Age, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth conJ 18th—Constitution, Capt. F. ming with New York, June 30th— Golden City, Capt J. Cabin ers berthed thi checked through j 1Opound allowed each adult. attendance free are req board before 10 o’clock. Fargo & Co. the Pacific f acramento and je3 ses owned in this county “. Three Horses to pe geatoey twotostart. The Track ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGA LIXE TO NEW YORK. Carrying the United-States Mai Leave Folsom street wharf at 11 o'clock, 4/ M. NEW On the 10th, 18th and 30th of/each month On the 10th, 196hs and 30th /6of each month When the 0th, 19th and 30th fal on Sanday, they on_Sunday, they will on. Steamer leaving San on the 10th touéhOf 18th or I9heonuects with French ure of 10th connects with English steamer or Southampton and P. RR. Co's steamer for Cen The follow teamships will be dispatched on Baby, counectbetting with Costa Rica, TS ees Gra: atkins. connecting with Arizota, Capt, Maury. 3 Ab expertouced surgeun on board Medicine and These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. uested to have their baggage on For merchandise Freight, apply to Mesars Wells, For and all other information, apply. at ail Steamship Co’s Office, corner of Leidesdorff streets.

OLIVER ELDRIDGE Agent. RACES RACES. GLENBROOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, JUNE 14th First Day—Thureda ges Pur c $30.88 in OR 0 : ree e > re oO es ng of half a mile . Berend Day—Fridny. Purse of $100. Mile heats; Three in Five. Free to all. Pu a ye he et heats, Taree tn Fiver Pees. cit” toes couse as county, except Frank Malone wits Third Day—Satarday. Purse of $50. Single dash of to all. Second Horse to suve his evtasee ™ as P ©9950 4 uarter urse o « Single ofa of amile. Free to all. ~ be Fame Pay The nearest time made by: an Horse to three min. utes and twenty secunde wine the puree. : Entrance to all the above Races, ten per cent. having’ been pat iv condition, fast time and enty of fum may be anticipated, » The he Proprietor ul GMlAS. al Sinai, Pin, Opposition is the Life of Trade, EUREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, Le Srnec eeateaiond ' NEVADA Ciry. GEORGE SHAFFER «& co., Would Tespectfully announce _to the public that will keep om Hand, “st all times, the very bei of won® cortom,. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. . to asiow a pointas they can be placdd ‘foreign maker who ean never be regched, this Purse of $50 Trotting Race. Mile heats. they have Gpeued the above bated Market, and . : In: of the recent manufacture of our gvods, and in anticipation of a still farcher decline, we have redu-ed our prices so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper atMore than 200,000 Watches, rank among titie-keepers. Commencing with the determination to make only thoroughly excellent watehes, our business bas steadily inereased as the public became acquainted with their value, until for months together; we have been unagle to supply the demand’ We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings untii they now cover over three acrey of ground, and give accommodation to more tian eig ht hundred workmen. oe ee aes We are fully justified in stating that we now make MORE THAN ONY HALF OF ALLTHE W ATCHES SULDIN JHE UNITEDSTATES. The different grades are distinguished by the following trade mayks engraved on the plate: 1, ‘American Watch Co.” Waltham, ‘Mass. ‘‘Appletoa/ Tracy & Co.” Waltham, Mars. 3. “Prtlett,” Waltham, Mass. 4. “Wm. Ellery: : ; 5. OUR LADIES’ WATCH of first quality pA Bamed *‘Appletun, Traey~&_Co,” /Wailtham, Mase. : See 6, four next quality of Ladies’ Watch is named / “P. ®. Bartlett,” Waltham, ass. ‘ These watches are furnished in a great / . tétiety of sizes and styles of cases. The American Wateh Co., of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marks or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time keepers of their clasa ever made in this or any other country. Buyers should remenberthat unlike the guarantee of a warrantee is goud at ail times againét the Con.pany or their agents, and that if after the moat ‘@ apy particular, it may always be exchanged for another. As the American Watehes made at Waltham, are for sale by dealers generally throughout the epuntry, wedo not solicit orders for single watches. koa CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy Only of respectable dealers. AH persons selling counterfeits wili be prosecuted, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company. m3 3m 182 Broadway, N. ¥. GENTS = SUMMER CLOTHING! eee NEW STYLES —-oOFr— : BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &c. A large and choice jot we sUsT RECEIVED <¢ And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: BOOTS & SHOKS, Boy's Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.; &e., ae. P. BANNER, Importer, olesale and Retail Dealer, EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley, . . % Py as 1 » [TREMENDOUS EXcrT have given our productions the very highest . M Dunder Gnd Biixum . ! er, 5 ee Gregory & Waite, [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his stecenen, “tore in the County, H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . . WINES AND Liquors, = ee Of the ehoic qualities. biwisy,. °° ~ ‘ WHEAT, ee BRAN, _ SHORTS, &e. &e. Sanat On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive, for an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeous of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want i the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. ih Sugars of all kinds, a mountain o ; them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than _ @ver known before. A .few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn_fed. 100: kegs and 49 cases Butter. W buy and sell the liest article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Makes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice . Forks, Shovels, spades, “Sledges, Steel, Hope, i—* _ RMT HAY Kind of Liquors, toil them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have » motto but “fair dealing.” pdilonn 3 : oe -TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all’ sorts of Goods ee member always that it tates two to make « bargsia. — Goods delivered at = reasonable distanch free . Change. " Movada, May 160: 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, thet, never made sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale, 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns — ik Minin draulic cl gxceeding section, a is so deep been reac shafts bay ground is. and sixty 1 run of five cleaned up the same t Co, Wood with exce! » The sectio presperous A large an is beirg de cess. Menine . two weeks have been . and several Experience ted this sex it equal in The leads a The quertz amount of . Week, one 0 ing al and a half \ eighty to on fine _ten sta: hear the tev crushing roc thoroughly —~FHE-Or1 Mining Com on Deer Cre der the sup Esq., have a rock upon th mence runni will be taker keep the mii mine is one ¢ Creek. Dur ny purpose works, with to free the m willsink toa Smow (a1 weather of th ” the snow at t! the last storm melted when weeks of sucl Lake City a . weather duri: as it is at this migrante fron “~“Gdltg inte the ScHooL. D bas been orga: week « meeti tlemen have . district will b New Barina determined t. builda new 6 the foot of M the old bridge . and the bridge dition that it is by repairs, . ‘7 be like that at ante Cuan eveda Light delinquent me tle. All. who Friday night w 4 delinquent. Tay Bat.have a benefit boing up-from all who attend .