June 7, 1867 (4 pages)

DISEASE TAL PRINCI, success. of g » Dropsy, Bi, Ners ‘ and s of ae tad state y Desnarty m, its enerres STRENGTR, he tystem, ation, ig cured, Avon Place, everely, for nced taking liate benetii yur weeks . rings, and er since, ished Ju , entire team was drowned, and the wagon NWVADA crry, CALIPORNIA,, Fee =a en ee eee ee . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TERRIBLE AccrpENt,—Yesterday morn ing about 6 o’clock,the South Yuba bridge, belonging to Cooper & Co, went down with a freight on belonging to Thomas Holden, who was driving. -He and the tle and freight destroyed. Holden, with his ‘team loaded with about 8,000 pounds, was in company with a team belonging to Chris. Allen, the latter being ahead. The bridge is built of wood, braced above, ard sustained in the middle by a heavy timber running across the center of the stringers. The bridge was built in 1856, and has been repaired from time to time since. It was thoroughly repaired in 1868. after the bridges above and below were destroyed by floods. As we have before stated, Allen’s team had crossed and Holden’s was following. The six horses of the latter had passed over the middle section, when the cross timber pulled over the bolt heads, and the middle stringer gave way. The wagon, six horses and driver, went down into-the river, a distance of fifty feet.— The river was running high at the time, and wagon, horses and driver were swept down by the current. Holden was not seen after the team went down. Tom. Canfield, driver of Gregory & English’s stage, crossed Black’s bridge, which is nearly five miles below where the accident occurred, by the river channel, at 10 o'clock, and saw the carcasses of three horses and some float timber, supposed to be parts of the wagon. Several kegs of pickles and one or two sledge hammers were picked up a short distance below the biidge. The team consisted of eight horses but two had been unhitched in consequence of one being lame. The freight was loaded for Hagarty, of Moore’s Fiat. We understand that Holden resided near Newcastle. e ‘SINNERS, ATTENTION!—The Rey. Mr. Karle, will preach at the Theatre in this city, on Sunday next at 11 o’clock, a. M. and at 7} o’clock P. mu. No other services will be held in the city, and all the people and sinners especially, are invited to attend. The services will probably be continued each evening throughout the week, THE following are the names of. additional delegates to the County Convention, . 'T' not published in our issue of yesterday : Meadow Lake—J. W. Furguson, Wm. Johnson, O. D. Babcock. Carlile—Mr. Wilson. Donner Lake—N. R. Maxey. Bowman’s—Frank Kentner. Little York—Benjamin Dodge. Lowell Hill—John Raiecn Cherokee—H. L. Kinney. WHERE To Go.—Those in need of clothingof any kind will do well to'call at the store of S. Haas & Co. Whether you contemplate matrimony ora prospecting trip, you will find a suitable rig at their establishment. There is nothing that. gen-. tleman can possibly desire in the way of clothing that they cannot furnish. Besides, they have on hand a fine assorttent of trunks, valises and traveling bags. They have just received a large lot of goods from the Bay, and those wishing neat and cheap suits of the latest style cannot do better than examine those offered bythem: At their store store a man can do a great deal of dressing wi for thirty or forty dollars. ‘ Tae Very Larest.—The ladies will still have a few days to examine the splendid'stock ‘of Millinery Goods, from the well known house of E. E. Caswell & Co., which may be found at Rooms Nos. 1 & 2, National Exchange Hotel. Ladies who want the very latest styles should not miss this opportunity. e Tak Brsr.—Dr. C. E. Davis, a dentist that is permanently located at Grass Valley, whose motto always has been “The best. of dental work of all kinds, at the. Tax or lowest San Francisco prices,” and who from: his first location in that place has advertised his willingness to refand the money to any parties dissatisfied with his work, may be found at the OLD STAND, at all hours‘of the day or night, near the Wisconsin Hotel. Goandsechim. * malt et Grain and Feed flatters himself t beg! are moderate. and to suit the times. marke San Francisco prices — ¢ dolla? per ‘barrel » cheaper than any . °37 hs a asyremneeren “mle ne DU re mand a fos yeeros parvum, —aT THE— UNITED STATES BAKERY, Has fitted up one of Frank Guild's CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS Where the citizens wraee applied wi fees of Ni ee va roe is, to 8 that his Seta is ds one that furnished by “Frank” for the past ten years. Nevada. June 4th, 4 CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Wwmram DUFFY,Would inform the Scones of Nevada that he can always-be found Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, to do all kinds of Cavriene and Wagepairing in better style than any other nen can poewinly = in Nevada County. He bas had lo: rience in the a and work cannot be excelled. All he asksis a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention to business he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. Nevada, June Btn. ” DR. A. CHAPMAN, and Mechanical Dentist. Ottice—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend these favorin rab with a call, atany hour. Tee after having become sensitive by awe of nerve will be filled without causing paix, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this” dmco to be performed ina more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elxewhere in this vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. “ ently located in this city. Reridence on dacramento street, third house from Temperay Glenbite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. N wane. phe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the CEN LRAL PACI# IC RAILROAD CUMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of. Sacramento, on TUKSDAY, the och day of July, 18.7. H. MILLEK, Jr., Secretary. LosT. Tsdate ON TH THE 18th OF MAY, A BLACK VELVET PURSE, containing a $20 piece and some emailer coin. The tinder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the property at the TRANSCRIPT Uffice. m23 Ranch for sale, : ONE of the very ery best Ranches in WevsE: County, situated on the North San 114) Juan road, 2 tains miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. The Urchard con tween 400 and 500 bearin eral handred Nursery ‘Trees wwe house, stabic and barns on the premises. he Ranch contains about 20 acres of land. It will be sold at a very low a bn further particulars enquire on the premises m2s ™ °. REUTER. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMEKCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. trees, and seyYhere is a Roll Bae estat el Charlotte Rusks, ee ag aay Fingers, Cake, p Cake, ee Snap Pps Water d umbies,Fruit Cake, CANDY AND CBACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N. B.—Balla and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Suppers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sunday morn. ing. Orders nae f° till satardsy noon. ap2 ¢ wMOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? N£ill, near the Suspension Bridge. -LL_KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for ha 9 & Whitney, Nashua, H., manufacturers of Machinists Tvols aud’ Machinery. jan4 BLAZE’S SALOON ! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Ge” IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 43 GO TO BLAZES Deputy Collector’s Office, United States Internal Revenue, ’ Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. To MERCHAN 7h oe one taht Wholesale and fessional 8. and all others ay cense ation the odie Laws of the United states, NUTICKE 1S HEREBY eee ines that the Spvcia For County -sapgeagne McGOUN. of Little York Re a candidate before cae dee old My for the ieee of “County E hewnchet. For County mty Collector, — LIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, of Washington Town Ei will be a candidate before the Union for the office -of —_ For County J ‘Aennener. Be LARKIN, of Little York Township, is a candidate fur County Asseseor—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. mi AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— Commercial Street..Nevada city, NTINUES Co: TO KEEP ON i a iz8 [Ajhand a well selected stock of = f Groceries & Provisions, OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES He receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. ord has a rl amat stock of CAN FRUITS an In constant: receipt a splendid article of BUTbi from pe Ranch, Sierra Vailey. 8 store W ciganas AND TUBAULCO, anda thousand other articles too numerous to meution. sold oo LOW RaTES FOR CASH, —_ delivered free of charge. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY w. Cc. RANDOLPH. Bonnin, hort Sate, THE NEW MARBREKET.: (PEOPLE'S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public filty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills, Sut said he, I have too high an opinion of your good seuse to suppose for a moment that yon seriously intended such a thing, for_you must Know that you would be much that amount rather than save it for them . PRICES: pea. 10 cents per pound. STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 123 cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 1234 cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents, LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of my cynical acqaaintance—relieve me of the awkwarduess of seeming to have hazarded, my claims to goud sense in trying to aid you, by aaplan to sustain an instrument of much needed somngenitie on. JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE ®@& CO,, SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF . Dry Goods, ; Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &. os @ AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Heuse: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from fur the present year an. Nevada City, is offered the Co! cor ath 19) nr dl and payable to . Yor Sale at $15 per ton at the Kilns vada city. ALFRED BiIGGS, Collectur, $27" Apply to W. J. GRAN'T, at the above _By 8. 4. DAVENPORT, Hep. Collector. _m16. piace. ; uation HOT & COLD BATHs~25 cents. C. M. BATES, — ; PHYSIECEAN. BROAD STREET, ee Seek aad orm On in Masonic Building, on Pine street, Nevada city ‘HOTEL Fou SALE. be found the finest brands. of great Clothing Bstablishment! mure thought of, if you were to rob, the public-of ae oupaiet at From the Kilns known as the GRANT'S apd) ¥ “GRAND BISCOVERY » Mite: caiys ei ee A MINE. OF. wikatea: FORTUNES MADE ! The Entire City aglow with Excitement! EVERYBODY ! (AND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) RUSHING TO THE MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE! Doors open ‘Night pti Des, al Goods of every description sold at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES ! > The Largest and Oldest Establishment in the Interior of the State, AND’ THE CHEAPEST! Music and First Class Theatrical Performance every Evening—Free to All. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Offer unheard of Inducements to the people of Nevada City and County. : An Immense Stock of CENTS’ FURNISHING cooDs ! Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the East. talions, Regiments, and Brigades, to invest in our Unrivalled-. BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise us. Perfect fits guaranteed and Competition Defied ! ; Our business connection with Wholesale Eastern Houses enables to Purehase and Sell our Goods Cheaper than other Dealers in the Interior of the State. HATS, HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County . DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Mosiery, «Gievés, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete ‘assortment in the city. Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. rs In the way of YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETC. GENTS—All you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give us a call and we will supply you with the best brandsin the market. Country Merchants San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, «Sundays excepted. Goods sold at Auction on commission, yand Sales attended to in all parts of the county by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Auctioneer. To the people of Nevada’ city and county Call and examine the immense stock of Goods at the MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE *S HAAS & CO., bev 7h capadmaooe se tei Customers wanted by Companies, Bat. p SAD DL ES” HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS at. Has opened a shop shop in ne, post? Dit er rly oppose ; he bas on hand, and for rm Saddles, of all kinds, Fine ay ries Harness, Mexican Hanger and Ameri “3 LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, “SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF cootig! Repairing ofall kinds done to orden. All goods in the line sold as cheap as eatadlishment in the mouniains, A ore of he fan solicited. ROB'T FLANDERS, Salesman,” MAPLE SUGAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, RESH FROM THE ae F NORTHERN VERMON Sasa ge td A superior article, eetae by ourselves et presely for our own trade, —ALSO— SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR. _ : MAPLE SYRUP, At Two Dollars per gallon, “ GREGORY & WAITER. Nevada, May 17th. NEW MILLINERY GOODS, AT THE Grass Valley Millinery Store. NO. 70 MAIN STREET. MRS. A. F. JONES, “WOULD res 1) ato the ' NEVADA and icialiyr ther abe nee just returned from San F pee pro wi Ver Game selection of VASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of BONN of every iptipa ; ; also a large. assortment of Ladiew, Misses? and Infants’ Hats, French Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Vaile LOWEST ments, etc., which will be sold at the LO O Bleaching, Fe ‘in d Colori Stra Wi , Pressing, and Colo: ‘ ph = Zz . g ring w ork. DRESSES AND CLOAKS CUT, and made at short notice. Stamping tor Braidin and Embroidering, at reduced prices, New , Te *LADIEG, glans enicaud oes ti elve please and see, for yourselves before purchaslug. elsewhere. Don’t the lace . PrWwo DUOKS ABOVE LOUTZENHELSER’S DRUG STOKE, apm J. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. : Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA, &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCU. rately prepared at all houre—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company , of New York. —— PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL, of R. F. SPENCE, ' Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO wane 50 OTS. \HE TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting T with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax,’ A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the. . National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. M,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and V. Passengers for Sacramento booked for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby sn* ving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5 50. This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via tailroad. The Fare from Nevada to V: a City the same as from Uolfax to Virginia. sani Ge This is the only iin ticketing Gnnenen through to Sacramento pipe tem : Agent telegraph Stage Nevada, April 23d, <i Ohio ray sane ree OTICE whe se 4 Nests SS ‘nf Sta a me of {working the theaineand ery ment. Couniy, Califor ‘ To Rent or For Sale eo

DISEASE TAL PRINCI, success. of g » Dropsy, Bi, Ners ‘ and s of ae tad state y Desnarty m, its enerres STRENGTR, he tystem, ation, ig cured, Avon Place, everely, for nced taking liate benetii yur weeks . rings, and er since, ished Ju , entire team was drowned, and the wagon NWVADA crry, CALIPORNIA,, Fee =a en ee eee ee . LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TERRIBLE AccrpENt,—Yesterday morn ing about 6 o’clock,the South Yuba bridge, belonging to Cooper & Co, went down with a freight on belonging to Thomas Holden, who was driving. -He and the tle and freight destroyed. Holden, with his ‘team loaded with about 8,000 pounds, was in company with a team belonging to Chris. Allen, the latter being ahead. The bridge is built of wood, braced above, ard sustained in the middle by a heavy timber running across the center of the stringers. The bridge was built in 1856, and has been repaired from time to time since.. It was thoroughly repaired in 1868. after the bridges above and below were destroyed by floods. As we have before stated, Allen’s team had crossed and Holden’s was following. The six horses of the latter had passed over the middle section, when the cross timber pulled over the bolt heads, and the middle stringer gave way. The wagon, six horses and driver, went down into-the river, a distance of fifty feet.— The river was running high at the time, and wagon, horses and driver were swept down by the current. Holden was not seen after the team went down. Tom. Canfield, driver of Gregory & English’s stage, crossed Black’s bridge, which is nearly five miles below where the accident occurred, by the river channel, at 10 o'clock, and saw the carcasses of three horses and some float timber, supposed to be parts of the wagon. Several kegs of pickles and one or two sledge hammers were picked up a short distance below the biidge. The team consisted of eight horses but two had been unhitched in consequence of one being lame. The freight was loaded for Hagarty, of Moore’s Fiat. We understand that Holden resided near Newcastle. e ‘SINNERS, ATTENTION!—The Rey. Mr. Karle, will preach at the Theatre in this city, on Sunday next at 11 o’clock, a. M. and at 7} o’clock P. mu. No other services will be held in the city, and all the people and sinners especially, are invited to attend. The services will probably be continued each evening throughout the week, THE following are the names of. additional delegates to the County Convention, . 'T' not published in our issue of yesterday : Meadow Lake—J. W. Furguson, Wm. Johnson, O. D. Babcock. Carlile—Mr. Wilson. Donner Lake—N. R. Maxey. Bowman’s—Frank Kentner. Little York—Benjamin Dodge. Lowell Hill—John Raiecn Cherokee—H. L. Kinney. WHERE To Go.—Those in need of clothingof any kind will do well to'call at the store of S. Haas & Co. Whether you contemplate matrimony ora prospecting trip, you will find a suitable rig at their establishment. There is nothing that. gen-. tleman can possibly desire in the way of clothing that they cannot furnish. Besides, they have on hand a fine assorttent of trunks, valises and traveling bags. They have just received a large lot of goods from the Bay, and those wishing neat and cheap suits of the latest style cannot do better than examine those offered bythem: At their store store a man can do a great deal of dressing wi for thirty or forty dollars. ‘ Tae Very Larest.—The ladies will still have a few days to examine the splendid'stock ‘of Millinery Goods, from the well known house of E. E. Caswell & Co., which may be found at Rooms Nos. 1 & 2, National Exchange Hotel. Ladies who want the very latest styles should not miss this opportunity. e Tak Brsr.—Dr. C. E. Davis, a dentist that is permanently located at Grass Valley, whose motto always has been “The best. of dental work of all kinds, at the. Tax or lowest San Francisco prices,” and who from: his first location in that place has advertised his willingness to refand the money to any parties dissatisfied with his work, may be found at the OLD STAND, at all hours‘of the day or night, near the Wisconsin Hotel. Goandsechim. * malt et Grain and Feed flatters himself t beg! are moderate. and to suit the times. marke San Francisco prices — ¢ dolla? per ‘barrel » cheaper than any . °37 hs a asyremneeren “mle ne DU re mand a fos yeeros parvum, —aT THE— UNITED STATES BAKERY, Has fitted up one of Frank Guild's CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS Where the citizens wraee applied wi fees of Ni ee va roe is, to 8 that his Seta is ds one that furnished by “Frank” for the past ten years. Nevada. June 4th, 4 CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Wwmram DUFFY,Would inform the Scones of Nevada that he can always-be found Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, to do all kinds of Cavriene and Wagepairing in better style than any other nen can poewinly = in Nevada County. He bas had lo: rience in the a and work cannot be excelled. All he asksis a fair trial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. By prompt attention to business he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. Nevada, June Btn. ” DR. A. CHAPMAN, and Mechanical Dentist. Ottice—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend these favorin rab with a call, atany hour. Tee after having become sensitive by awe of nerve will be filled without causing paix, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this” dmco to be performed ina more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elxewhere in this vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. “ ently located in this city. Reridence on dacramento street, third house from Temperay Glenbite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. N wane. phe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the CEN LRAL PACI# IC RAILROAD CUMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of. Sacramento, on TUKSDAY, the och day of July, 18.7. H. MILLEK, Jr., Secretary. LosT. Tsdate ON TH THE 18th OF MAY, A BLACK VELVET PURSE, containing a $20 piece and some emailer coin. The tinder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the property at the TRANSCRIPT Uffice. m23 Ranch for sale, : ONE of the very ery best Ranches in WevsE: County, situated on the North San 114) Juan road, 2 tains miles north-east of Nevada city, is offered for sale. The Urchard con tween 400 and 500 bearin eral handred Nursery ‘Trees wwe house, stabic and barns on the premises. he Ranch contains about 20 acres of land. It will be sold at a very low a bn further particulars enquire on the premises m2s ™ °. REUTER. Bread! Bread! Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMEKCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. trees, and seyYhere is a Roll Bae estat el Charlotte Rusks, ee ag aay Fingers, Cake, p Cake, ee Snap Pps Water d umbies,Fruit Cake, CANDY AND CBACKERS, Wholesale and Retail. Scld to the Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N. B.—Balla and Wedding Parties supplied with IceCream. Suppers neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD every Sunday morn. ing. Orders nae f° till satardsy noon. ap2 ¢ wMOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? N£ill, near the Suspension Bridge. -LL_KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for ha 9 & Whitney, Nashua, H., manufacturers of Machinists Tvols aud’ Machinery. jan4 BLAZE’S SALOON ! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Ge” IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 43 GO TO BLAZES Deputy Collector’s Office, United States Internal Revenue, ’ Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. To MERCHAN 7h oe one taht Wholesale and fessional 8. and all others ay cense ation the odie Laws of the United states, NUTICKE 1S HEREBY eee ines that the Spvcia For County -sapgeagne McGOUN. of Little York Re a candidate before cae dee old My for the ieee of “County E hewnchet. For County mty Collector, — LIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, of Washington Town Ei will be a candidate before the Union for the office -of —_ For County J ‘Aennener. Be LARKIN, of Little York Township, is a candidate fur County Asseseor—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. mi AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— Commercial Street...Nevada city, NTINUES Co: TO KEEP ON i a iz8 [Ajhand a well selected stock of = f Groceries & Provisions, OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES

He receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. ord has a rl amat stock of CAN FRUITS an In constant: receipt a splendid article of BUTbi from pe Ranch, Sierra Vailey. 8 store W ciganas AND TUBAULCO, anda thousand other articles too numerous to meution. sold oo LOW RaTES FOR CASH, —_ delivered free of charge. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY w. Cc. RANDOLPH. Bonnin, hort Sate, THE NEW MARBREKET.: (PEOPLE'S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other day, that he had read my Card proposing to save the public filty or sixty thousand dollars a year in their Meat Bills, Sut said he, I have too high an opinion of your good seuse to suppose for a moment that yon seriously intended such a thing, for_you must Know that you would be much that amount rather than save it for them . PRICES: pea. 10 cents per pound. STEAK—ROUND 12% cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 123 cents. ROAST BEEF, 1234 and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 1234 cents. PORK, 14 and 15 cents, LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. Think for yourselves my dear public, and show the fallacy of the remark of my cynical acqaaintance—relieve me of the awkwarduess of seeming to have hazarded, my claims to goud sense in trying to aid you, by aaplan to sustain an instrument of much needed somngenitie on. JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE ®@& CO,, SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF . Dry Goods, ; Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &. os @ AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Heuse: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from fur the present year an. Nevada City, is offered the Co! cor ath 19) nr dl and payable to . Yor Sale at $15 per ton at the Kilns vada city. ALFRED BiIGGS, Collectur, $27" Apply to W. J. GRAN'T, at the above _By 8. 4. DAVENPORT, Hep. Collector. _m16. piace. ; uation HOT & COLD BATHs~25 cents. C. M. BATES, — ; PHYSIECEAN. BROAD STREET, ee Seek aad orm On in Masonic Building, on Pine street, Nevada city ‘HOTEL Fou SALE. be found the finest brands. of great Clothing Bstablishment! mure thought of, if you were to rob, the public-of ae oupaiet at From the Kilns known as the GRANT'S apd) ¥ “GRAND BISCOVERY » Mite: caiys ei ee A MINE. OF. wikatea: FORTUNES MADE ! The Entire City aglow with Excitement! EVERYBODY ! (AND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) RUSHING TO THE MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE! Doors open ‘Night pti Des, al Goods of every description sold at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES ! > The Largest and Oldest Establishment in the Interior of the State, AND’ THE CHEAPEST! Music and First Class Theatrical Performance every Evening—Free to All. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Offer unheard of Inducements to the people of Nevada City and County. : An Immense Stock of CENTS’ FURNISHING cooDs ! Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the East. talions, Regiments, and Brigades, to invest in our Unrivalled-. BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise us. Perfect fits guaranteed and Competition Defied ! ; Our business connection with Wholesale Eastern Houses enables to Purehase and Sell our Goods Cheaper than other Dealers in the Interior of the State. HATS, HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County . DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Mosiery, «Gievés, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete ‘assortment in the city. Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. rs In the way of YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETC. GENTS—All you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give us a call and we will supply you with the best brandsin the market. Country Merchants San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, «Sundays excepted. Goods sold at Auction on commission, yand Sales attended to in all parts of the county by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Auctioneer. To the people of Nevada’ city and county Call and examine the immense stock of Goods at the MAMMOTH AUCTION STORE *S HAAS & CO., bev 7h capadmaooe se tei Customers wanted by Companies, Bat. p SAD DL ES” HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS at. Has opened a shop shop in ne, post? Dit er rly oppose ; he bas on hand, and for rm Saddles, of all kinds, Fine ay ries Harness, Mexican Hanger and Ameri “3 LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, “SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF cootig! Repairing ofall kinds done to orden. All goods in the line sold as cheap as eatadlishment in the mouniains, A ore of he fan solicited. ROB'T FLANDERS, Salesman,” MAPLE SUGAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, RESH FROM THE ae F NORTHERN VERMON Sasa ge td A superior article, eetae by ourselves et presely for our own trade, —ALSO— SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR. _ : MAPLE SYRUP, At Two Dollars per gallon, “ GREGORY & WAITER.. Nevada, May 17th. NEW MILLINERY GOODS, AT THE Grass Valley Millinery Store. NO. 70 MAIN STREET. MRS. A. F. JONES, “WOULD res 1) ato the ' NEVADA and icialiyr ther abe nee just returned from San F pee pro wi Ver Game selection of VASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS, consisting of BONN of every iptipa ; ; also a large. assortment of Ladiew, Misses? and Infants’ Hats, French Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Vaile LOWEST ments, etc., which will be sold at the LO O Bleaching, Fe ‘in d Colori Stra Wi , Pressing, and Colo: ‘ ph = Zz . g ring w ork. DRESSES AND CLOAKS CUT, and made at short notice. Stamping tor Braidin and Embroidering, at reduced prices, New , Te *LADIEG, glans enicaud oes ti elve please and see, for yourselves before purchaslug. elsewhere. Don’t the lace . PrWwo DUOKS ABOVE LOUTZENHELSER’S DRUG STOKE, apm J. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. : Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA, &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCU. rately prepared at all houre—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company , of New York. —— PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL, of R. F. SPENCE, ' Agent for Nevada. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO wane 50 OTS. \HE TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting T with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax,’ A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the. . National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. M,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and V. Passengers for Sacramento booked for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby sn* ving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5 50. This Line connects with the Pioneer Stage Line at Cisco via tailroad. The Fare from Nevada to V: a City the same as from Uolfax to Virginia. sani Ge This is the only iin ticketing Gnnenen through to Sacramento pipe tem : Agent telegraph Stage Nevada, April 23d, <i Ohio ray sane ree OTICE whe se 4 Nests SS ‘nf Sta a me of {working the theaineand ery ment. Couniy, Califor ‘ To Rent or For Sale eo