March 1, 1868 (4 pages)

. Ble Daily Transcript _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. —! z F< Soke 2 -Dustrrurion AND HELP.—Citizens and Christians! are you aware of the istence of a Society among us, ‘whose object is to help the needy and relieve the distressed? Before going to hear the mbring discourse on this Sabbath day, revolve the fact in your minds -that.sach a Society has been silently ‘bestéwitig its alms during more than a _ year, arid ask yourselves if youare members 6f fhat benevolent institution. We preserit this matter for your Sunday morning’s meditations. Think not if . you are comfortably fed and clothed that all others are so. While you are enjoying every Viessing, some of your ‘melghbors are pinched. with want and sunk in despondency. It is not the part of philanthropy to see the helpless . in distress without trying to afford relief, nor-does it evince nobility of soul to pass by on the other side, leaving to & few good Samaritans the care of those ne : organized on the 23d of January, 1867. "It has been kept up so far by the exertions and contributions of'a few individ. mals, and has not becomea charge upon } the whole community able to pay, as it ought to be. Some districts of the “ity liave been” well canvassed, while _. in_others, after repeated trials, none have been found ready or willing to solicit contribuiting members to tho Society. Encouraged, however, by the goodness of the cause, the méiiibers of the Society have gone on and for more than a year have endeavored with the _ limited means at their disposal, to give _-. hope and succor to all the distressed _ who came to their notice. During that time there have bven collected and dis— _-__bursed more than four hundred dollars. _» Fifty-five cases of destitution have been relieved, and sixteen persons beside _. their families ‘have felt the upholding arm of the Society. That it has done good commensurate, with its ability, ~ none Know better than the officers of the Society who have visited the houses of the distressed, except those who have been the beneficiaries. But the Society should be general, Every part of the city should contribute to its support. Every person who is able to do _ 80 should be a contributing and acting member, that its sphere of usefulness __.» may be enlarged, and the pleasure of relievmg the needy be experienced by every generous heart alke. _ A few officers and members of tle Society met on Friday evening to discuss the propriety of disbanding the ormt that but a few were undertaking to relieve the poor,while co-operation should come from all, and a whisper had been ~~ heard that not a shilling came from the hands of any member of one: political party, while nearly every dollar had gone to aid the devotees of that party . The complaints may be, an _ ate, mainly well founded, yet the Socie~ ~~ $y was organized on a purely. benevolent basis, and can take no cognizance of the political opinions of its members _. orbeneficiaries. It must, however, be ‘plain that when men who are able refuse to give a cent for benevolent purposes, and',the curious fact should be disclosed that they all recognize the same political bond, while the coincidence should be observed that the large majority needing assistance are of the same faith, deprecatory remarks cannot well be prevented, and some with the best intent will refuse to longer contribute, unless a broader liberality is manifested by the whole community. The whole matter was discussed in a catholic spirit by the members of the _ Society in attendance on Friday eve_ ‘ming, and though some of them went ~~ with the view of arranging the business of the Association so as to disband, oes of and that.a hope still r . a of making ‘the contributions Society mote general, it “was “he Nevada Benevolent Society was which controlled 1 __. ganization. Complaints had been heard [. better footing. Does it havethe-sym‘pathy of the public? Reader,@oes it have your sympathy, and are you ready to ¢o-operate with the objects of the Association? ‘These are proper questions to ask one’s self on Sunday morning, or any hour. during the week. (A decision is wanted. Two classes are deeply interested, the sympathetic and those needing sympathy and assistance, BeaTEeN.—In vulgar parlance, “Pendieton’s goose is cooked.” Belmont have determined that the masses of the party shall have no say in the nomination of a candidate: It is undoubtedly true that a majority of the party want: Pendleton, but Belmont is Chairman ot the National Committe and a large holder of government stocks, He don’t like Pendleton’s system of finances and, will not snffer him to be a candidate.— Tt is needless to say that Pendleton would have been nominated if the Convention had been held in any Western State. The managers knew this and therefore called it at New York. This announcement’ means the defeat of the Democratic pet. York Democracy, headed by Belmont, The same influence n the last Presidential nomination will triumph in this, to be overcome. themselves witha leader heretofore not identified with their party. It is stated on authority that the effort will be son, he having proved himself worthy by his administration, The Demoeratic journals have much to say about Radical bondholders, while they seem to‘be blind to the fact that the Democratic bondholders are getting the control of their own organization, for thé purpose of beating their favorite for the Presideney, ” I Grey, THE TownsHip Lixe—Numerous inquiries have Been made by persons owning lots in this city, as to whether their property is included in the gov— ernment survey on file in the Clerk’s Office. As the city is not marked off in streets and lots on that map it is difficult for many to tell, There is, however, a large map of the town in the City Marshal’s office, on which every lot and street is laid out. County Sur— survey on this map; and all property holders may easily_ascertain by reference to it whether they are included in the government survey or not. All property west of ‘the line is included in: the survey. : New REVENvE Law.—Schenck, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported in the House of Representatives a bill for the relief of certain exporters of distilled spirits. After explaining the bill, Schenck went on to give the House inforniation as to business before the Committee of Ways and Means. The present tax laws he said, were-prolix, contradictory and full of repetitions, and, in fact, such a mass of crude legislation that it had beenthought advisable to report an entire revision of the whole system, with alj its provisions. The Committee are now at work preparing a bill of that kind, and he hoped to report in a week or two. The Committee ed to imfactures, except, perhaps, five or six articles-‘and those pnrely articles of luxury. ae Tur Tax LEvY.—The Board of Supervisors yesterday made a formal levy of taxes in order to comply with the law, but the rateg,will be changed as the State tax has not yet been levied. State tax, $1 13. County Tax—Gene. ral Fund, 12 cts. ; Special Fund, 10 cts,; School Fund, 28 cts. ; Indigent Sick Fund, 20 cts.; Road Fund, 8 ects Total—@1 91. ; THE Senate on Friday passed resolutions censuring the President and indofsing the course of Congress, and ordefed the Governor to telegraph them to Wade and Colfax. ON motion of Hager of the Senate, a special committee of five was appointed to investigate the uffairs of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. “Yue IMPEACHMENT.—The. Herald’s special states that it is believed in Washington that a two-thirds vote against the President will be obtained in the Senate. It. is also stated that the. charges by the Houée will be emies gia eae OF and those who control the Democracy . The influence of New } _will be the power in the party too great . andthe Demoeracy will probably find . made to secure the nomination to John: + veyor Bradley has traced the line of the . —RARa—+ Rick SpEctMENs—We saw some fine specimens of quartz from the Pittsburg mine yesterday. .The ledge free gold, “BORN. On Deer Creek; near this city, Febrnary 20th, 1868, to the wifeot Wm. McHeugh, a son. looks first-rate, the rock is filled -with [ rich sulphurets, and shows considerable . Commercial Street, Nevalla Citys A few doots below Randolph's Jewelry Store THIS FIRST-CLASS RAT AU: RANT is kept in astyle not-seur passed by -any‘in Nevada cetiity. The Very Cheicest of everyting oO ifa-patrons. : as is furnished t : Oysters in every style: Game, Ponitry, ete, ("Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. : ("Meals at ali hoursof the day or night. JOUN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprietor. —_ MARRIED. In Grass Valley, Feb. 25th, 1868, John James and Maggie Dunn, both of Cherokee. Sone ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. February 29, 1868, @ € Jones San Francis J Timmont Red Dog F Barber do RB Chew, do J Blackford Sacramen F Ryan You Bet Niketchum Murysville AS Barton & w Gro ¥ W Cunningham do . § Lasaster do NB Dail do J Dodge do HC MeKelv Jones B H-Schardin Newtown RA Nolan Timbuctoo G B Newell Birchville D8 Tibbetts doi J Clark Nevada W Dower Smartsville J C Garber RP Barnett Canada h J E Jones ‘J V Martin Colfax do E Ball Suttons Ranch ear acc PIR pA te" WHO moans Bec ANTS 2 ROE 1S SE a Ww TO BUY.2. Ento a Good, old-established GROCERY BUSINESS? TO ANY ONE THAT WILE PURCHASE —MY— STOCK AND FIXTURES, . AT COST," AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE ba AT A LOW PRICE, we I WILL GIVE THR 00D WILL OF THE BUSINESS "IN THE BARGAIN! IHAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and ONE BARN, tN THIS CITY, FOR SALE CHEAP! IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING ‘THE COUNTRY WITHIN A ‘SHORT TIME, NOTICE! Maks OE kr hereby request all persons knowing thémselves indebted to me to call and settle, and those having Memands against me to ‘present the same immediately, WILLIAM STONE, NO, 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. FOR SALE, [HE UNDIVIDED ONE SEVENTH INcrest in that property known as the REMpray im aes hg iT +e 5 Meera ah Also, n interest in severa! ning claims situated at Chalk Bluff, and about 300 feet of Rivten: Inch Iron Pipe. As the owner is desirous of Heh ad La oy Pree yl will sell at a oargain. Information obtained of thsigned on the premises. surat WM. DURHAM. Chaik Bluff, Feb. 29th, FO RENT, a, THE BUILDING NOW OCCUPIED by HAAS & CO., as a Clothing Store, Oo on Broad Street. Apply, t cpuniie Ja, Ff ir BUCK BEER! a —aT— ; BLASAUF?sS SALOON,. = . ALWAYS ON HAND, by. the Measure or “BUCK BEER, to give BEER ! . prepared. Thuarsday,.:.:;, March JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, — PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST ee we Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully Agent Occidental” Insurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ("Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. es THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco is kept at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON. Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change Hotel, Nevada City. Bureaus, Bedsteads, P= Ghairay om : , Sofas, Mirrors, &c,. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, kr Call and examine the Stock 1.4) . G R. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET RETAIL DEALER ik EWMUSIC STATIONERY Blank Books, Sheet, Music, — Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, “SEG, KEL KE, Picture Frames, of any size, made to order* ta" Constableand Justice's Bianks-onhand. IN North American Steamship Co OPPOSITION — via 2285 _. PANAMA, ‘HE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New Steamer NEVADA-—3,000 TONS, JOHN R, KELLY..0006 Commander. FOR PANAMA, From Mission Street Wharf, San Francisco, at 12 o'clock, noon d Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinbir with the Company’s entirely new SteamSANTIAGO—3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YORK. St: One hundred pounds free. An experienced Surgeon on board: medicine and attendance free. 4 All the steamers of this Company will hereafter touch at Manzanillo, each way. Freight and passage at reduced rates, Passage Tickets from Live 1 and Queenstown, by the “Liverpool and Great Western 8. 8. Company's” staunch and elegant Iron Steamships, at unusually low rates. Passage from Bremen, Hamburg, Sonthampton and Havre, by first class Steamers of the North German Lloyds at ey reduced rates. The Steamer O NIAN will follow the NEVADA on March 25th. For further information apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent,Northwest corner Battery GEO. W. KIDD, J. W. BINDS. — R. W. TULLY —axp— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & ©0..Bankers, N the Granite Building, on Broad § I Nevada City. mits Pre The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bul. lion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint, ~ MONEY TU LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest; Registered County Scrip bought at par. LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the on San Francisco Regular Rates. Deposits received. Checks hears on tat Pe em Lond son Erde in et saben Fi ort a Gold one erat a : an or e Refined and Assayed. Wen Mattes, a eee EO. SEIDD &8O. CHARCOAL FOR SALE ‘ SPRING STREET, * In the rear of the National Exchange Hotel. UP. black Kind. sr Whee of the need of ¢ ROOAL can not do “ables. . sth, 1868, }— es re '¥GOUNG MENS SOCIAL CLUB, ee —AT THES UNION MOTEL, THURSDAY BYVEG, “. March 5th, 1868. § ComMMITTES OF ARRANGEMERTS, R, A. Diver, M. 5. Hamilton, W Copmbe, G. ¥Schmittburg. — W.-W. Cruse, DeW itt Tisdaie, J. M. Hinds. RECEPTION COMMITTER. ; D. Bentley, J. Earl Brown, James I. Nichols. : Froork MANAGERS. Lae tu $2 50. at the door 4 Tickets may be obtained of W. T. Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Cu’s office, or of 4. W. Lester Dancing from Sto 12 o'clock. : Carriages tree, if required. feb2s GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, OF FTHE— EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB, Of Nevada City. Invitations must. be shown 4 Fitst Grand i MASQUERADE & FANCY DRESS BALL. Ever given in this city, on a scale of mugnit-. cence never before attempted here, on’ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 26th, 1868, INVITATION COMMITTEE. Nevada City. RB. Gentry, A. Haas, Tra A, Katon, M. 8. Hamiiton, J. Greenwald, A. W. Lester, Rt. BR. Patton, _ A. C. Niles, T. B. Mcfarland, T. B. Reardan, W. C. Randolph, Dr. R. M. unt, — Dr,C, M. Batea, Dr. J. W. Talbott, 5. [. Hasey, A. 1.-Tewer, N.P. Brown, A. Goldsmith. G. Von Schmittburg, Be Ws Lally; P, Banger.J. Earl Brown, J. A. Laneaster, W. W., Cross, . I, Williamson,E. F. Bean, J.-H. Hehn, J. Ri, Englieh,” i. P. Marcelnus, f I. J. Rolfe, ~ J. Cashin, H. Mackie, Cc. Marsh, J. J. Ott, . W, Coombe, Chas. C. Leavitt F. Guild. George R. Crawford, Charles Barker. Grass Valley. A. B. Dibble; -Dr,-W. McCormick, T. Findley, 5. Glass, 8. D. Bosworth. Wm, Watt, Frank Cleveland, Jd. Newman, Frank Beatty, E. 8. Pratt, G. B. McKee, H. ©, Roberts. Reception Committee, Tickets $5—(Supper and Carriages*incinded) Subscribers are only admitted._Ne Tieke sold at the door. Subscription List at Goldsmith’s and Zekind’s, Filan a0 List open at Goldsmith’s-and-Zekind’s,—-Grandes ommence precisely at 3 to 9 o'clock, GOLDSMITH’S _DRY GOODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Keep always the £ . — oH care reese agennataltieniionad on ~ es PAR. Largest, we S52 Cheapest, $2 S=5 inest, $ =F 5 59 and ; ag fe Best Be, a Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. — LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL co. Lumber Ward: SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. ___ DEALERS IN. R.A, “Diver, W. Coombe, A. R. Lord Wm. Lewis, J. H.-Goedje; L. dacobs.Floor Managers. Ed. Goldsmith, A. I. Zekind, L Philip, #1 tt pe j PINE, SPR 5, tes KINDS OF DRESSED AND. UNDRESSED ¥LOORING constantly on band. Also, SIDING AND SHAKES. Particular attention paid to furnishing L.uwmeber for Flumesand Minin: Oxes. Contracts taken for from 1,000 to 000 feet, to be delivered on short notice. Best quality of Dry Fencing always on , either at our MEAL or at our aay Lumber Ward, on Sacramento Street, near the Gold Ran ‘at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. ("Terms ar 94 °. approved credit for thirty days. Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— Nevada MACHINE SHOP, \ OE desis {AM KNGINES AND BOILERS built to CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. t and Bark Mills; horse power am car UCE & OAK LUMBER =o { . J P. WENTWORTH can always be fonnd QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re : Every kinds of filled mptly and at aslow Sonnet in denramomed ie Mendel. ronal

. Ble Daily Transcript _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. —! z F< Soke 2 -Dustrrurion AND HELP.—Citizens and Christians! are you aware of the istence of a Society among us, ‘whose object is to help the needy and relieve the distressed? Before going to hear the mbring discourse on this Sabbath day, revolve the fact in your minds -that.sach a Society has been silently ‘bestéwitig its alms during more than a _ year, arid ask yourselves if youare members 6f fhat benevolent institution. We preserit this matter for your Sunday morning’s meditations. Think not if . you are comfortably fed and clothed that all others are so. While you are enjoying every Viessing, some of your ‘melghbors are pinched. with want and sunk in despondency. It is not the part of philanthropy to see the helpless . in distress without trying to afford relief, nor-does it evince nobility of soul to pass by on the other side, leaving to & few good Samaritans the care of those ne : organized on the 23d of January, 1867. "It has been kept up so far by the exertions and contributions of'a few individ. mals, and has not becomea charge upon } the whole community able to pay, as it ought to be. Some districts of the “ity liave been” well canvassed, while _.. in_others, after repeated trials, none have been found ready or willing to solicit contribuiting members to tho Society. Encouraged, however, by the goodness of the cause, the méiiibers of the Society have gone on and for more than a year have endeavored with the _ limited means at their disposal, to give _-. hope and succor to all the distressed _ who came to their notice. During that time there have bven collected and dis— _-__bursed more than four hundred dollars. _» Fifty-five cases of destitution have been relieved, and sixteen persons beside _. their families ‘have felt the upholding arm of the Society. That it has done good commensurate, with its ability, ~ none Know better than the officers of the Society who have visited the houses of the distressed, except those who have been the beneficiaries. But the Society should be general, Every part of the city should contribute to its support. Every person who is able to do _ 80 should be a contributing and acting member, that its sphere of usefulness __.» may be enlarged, and the pleasure of relievmg the needy be experienced by every generous heart alke. _ A few officers and members of tle Society met on Friday evening to discuss the propriety of disbanding the ormt that but a few were undertaking to relieve the poor,while co-operation should come from all, and a whisper had been ~~ heard that not a shilling came from the hands of any member of one: political party, while nearly every dollar had gone to aid the devotees of that party . The complaints may be, an _ ate, mainly well founded, yet the Socie~ ~~ $y was organized on a purely. benevolent basis, and can take no cognizance of the political opinions of its members _. orbeneficiaries. It must, however, be ‘plain that when men who are able refuse to give a cent for benevolent purposes, and',the curious fact should be disclosed that they all recognize the same political bond, while the coincidence should be observed that the large majority needing assistance are of the same faith, deprecatory remarks cannot well be prevented, and some with the best intent will refuse to longer contribute, unless a broader liberality is manifested by the whole community. The whole matter was discussed in a catholic spirit by the members of the _ Society in attendance on Friday eve_ ‘ming, and though some of them went ~~ with the view of arranging the business of the Association so as to disband, oes of and that.a hope still r . a of making ‘the contributions Society mote general, it “was “he Nevada Benevolent Society was which controlled 1 __. ganization. Complaints had been heard [. better footing. Does it havethe-sym‘pathy of the public? Reader,@oes it have your sympathy, and are you ready to ¢o-operate with the objects of the Association? ‘These are proper questions to ask one’s self on Sunday morning, or any hour. during the week. (A decision is wanted. Two classes are deeply interested, the sympathetic and those needing sympathy and assistance, BeaTEeN.—In vulgar parlance, “Pendieton’s goose is cooked.” Belmont have determined that the masses of the party shall have no say in the nomination of a candidate: It is undoubtedly true that a majority of the party want: Pendleton, but Belmont is Chairman ot the National Committe and a large holder of government stocks, He don’t like Pendleton’s system of finances and, will not snffer him to be a candidate.— Tt is needless to say that Pendleton would have been nominated if the Convention had been held in any Western State. The managers knew this and therefore called it at New York. This announcement’ means the defeat of the Democratic pet. York Democracy, headed by Belmont, The same influence n the last Presidential nomination will triumph in this, to be overcome. themselves witha leader heretofore not identified with their party. It is stated on authority that the effort will be son, he having proved himself worthy by his administration, The Demoeratic journals have much to say about Radical bondholders, while they seem to‘be blind to the fact that the Democratic bondholders are getting the control of their own organization, for thé purpose of beating their favorite for the Presideney, ” I Grey, THE TownsHip Lixe—Numerous inquiries have Been made by persons owning lots in this city, as to whether their property is included in the gov— ernment survey on file in the Clerk’s Office. As the city is not marked off in streets and lots on that map it is difficult for many to tell, There is, however, a large map of the town in the City Marshal’s office, on which every lot and street is laid out. County Sur— survey on this map; and all property holders may easily_ascertain by reference to it whether they are included in the government survey or not. All property west of ‘the line is included in: the survey. : New REVENvE Law.—Schenck, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported in the House of Representatives a bill for the relief of certain exporters of distilled spirits. After explaining the bill, Schenck went on to give the House inforniation as to business before the Committee of Ways and Means. The present tax laws he said, were-prolix, contradictory and full of repetitions, and, in fact, such a mass of crude legislation that it had beenthought advisable to report an entire revision of the whole system, with alj its provisions. The Committee are now at work preparing a bill of that kind, and he hoped to report in a week or two. The Committee ed to imfactures, except, perhaps, five or six articles-‘and those pnrely articles of luxury. ae Tur Tax LEvY.—The Board of Supervisors yesterday made a formal levy of taxes in order to comply with the law, but the rateg,will be changed as the State tax has not yet been levied. State tax, $1 13. County Tax—Gene. ral Fund, 12 cts. ; Special Fund, 10 cts,; School Fund, 28 cts. ; Indigent Sick Fund, 20 cts.; Road Fund, 8 ects Total—@1 91. ; THE Senate on Friday passed resolutions censuring the President and indofsing the course of Congress, and ordefed the Governor to telegraph them to Wade and Colfax. ON motion of Hager of the Senate, a special committee of five was appointed to investigate the uffairs of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. “Yue IMPEACHMENT.—The. Herald’s special states that it is believed in Washington that a two-thirds vote against the President will be obtained in the Senate. It. is also stated that the. charges by the Houée will be emies gia eae OF and those who control the Democracy . The influence of New } _will be the power in the party too great . andthe Demoeracy will probably find . made to secure the nomination to John: + veyor Bradley has traced the line of the . —RARa—+ Rick SpEctMENs—We saw some fine specimens of quartz from the Pittsburg mine yesterday. .The ledge free gold, “BORN. On Deer Creek; near this city, Febrnary 20th, 1868, to the wifeot Wm. McHeugh, a son. looks first-rate, the rock is filled -with [ rich sulphurets, and shows considerable . Commercial Street, Nevalla Citys A few doots below Randolph's Jewelry Store THIS FIRST-CLASS RAT AU: RANT is kept in astyle not-seur passed by -any‘in Nevada cetiity. The Very Cheicest of everyting oO ifa-patrons. : as is furnished t : Oysters in every style: Game, Ponitry, ete, ("Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. : ("Meals at ali hoursof the day or night. JOUN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprietor. —_ MARRIED. In Grass Valley, Feb. 25th, 1868, John James and Maggie Dunn, both of Cherokee. Sone ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. February 29, 1868, @ € Jones San Francis J Timmont Red Dog F Barber do RB Chew, do J Blackford Sacramen F Ryan You Bet Niketchum Murysville AS Barton & w Gro ¥ W Cunningham do . § Lasaster do NB Dail do J Dodge do HC MeKelv Jones B H-Schardin Newtown RA Nolan Timbuctoo G B Newell Birchville D8 Tibbetts doi J Clark Nevada W Dower Smartsville J C Garber RP Barnett Canada h J E Jones ‘J V Martin Colfax do E Ball Suttons Ranch ear acc PIR pA te" WHO moans Bec ANTS 2 ROE 1S SE a Ww TO BUY.2. Ento a Good, old-established GROCERY BUSINESS? TO ANY ONE THAT WILE PURCHASE —MY— STOCK AND FIXTURES, . AT COST," AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE ba AT A LOW PRICE, we I WILL GIVE THR 00D WILL OF THE BUSINESS "IN THE BARGAIN! IHAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and ONE BARN, tN THIS CITY, FOR SALE CHEAP! IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING ‘THE COUNTRY WITHIN A ‘SHORT TIME, NOTICE!

Maks OE kr hereby request all persons knowing thémselves indebted to me to call and settle, and those having Memands against me to ‘present the same immediately, WILLIAM STONE, NO, 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. FOR SALE, [HE UNDIVIDED ONE SEVENTH INcrest in that property known as the REMpray im aes hg iT +e 5 Meera ah Also, n interest in severa! ning claims situated at Chalk Bluff, and about 300 feet of Rivten: Inch Iron Pipe. As the owner is desirous of Heh ad La oy Pree yl will sell at a oargain. Information obtained of thsigned on the premises. surat WM. DURHAM. Chaik Bluff, Feb. 29th, FO RENT, a, THE BUILDING NOW OCCUPIED by HAAS & CO., as a Clothing Store, Oo on Broad Street. Apply, t cpuniie Ja, Ff ir BUCK BEER! a —aT— ; BLASAUF?sS SALOON,. = . ALWAYS ON HAND, by. the Measure or “BUCK BEER, to give BEER ! . prepared. Thuarsday,..:.:;, March JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, — PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST ee we Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully Agent Occidental” Insurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ("Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. es THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco is kept at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON. Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change Hotel, Nevada City. Bureaus, Bedsteads, P= Ghairay om : , Sofas, Mirrors, &c,. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, kr Call and examine the Stock 1.4) . G R. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET RETAIL DEALER ik EWMUSIC STATIONERY Blank Books, Sheet, Music, — Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, “SEG, KEL KE, Picture Frames, of any size, made to order* ta" Constableand Justice's Bianks-onhand. IN North American Steamship Co OPPOSITION — via 2285 _. PANAMA, ‘HE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New Steamer NEVADA-—3,000 TONS, JOHN R, KELLY....0006 Commander. FOR PANAMA, From Mission Street Wharf, San Francisco, at 12 o'clock, noon d Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinbir with the Company’s entirely new SteamSANTIAGO—3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YORK. St: One hundred pounds free. An experienced Surgeon on board: medicine and attendance free. 4 All the steamers of this Company will hereafter touch at Manzanillo, each way. Freight and passage at reduced rates, Passage Tickets from Live 1 and Queenstown, by the “Liverpool and Great Western 8. 8. Company's” staunch and elegant Iron Steamships, at unusually low rates. Passage from Bremen, Hamburg, Sonthampton and Havre, by first class Steamers of the North German Lloyds at ey reduced rates. The Steamer O NIAN will follow the NEVADA on March 25th. For further information apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent,Northwest corner Battery GEO. W. KIDD, J. W. BINDS. — R. W. TULLY —axp— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & ©0...Bankers, N the Granite Building, on Broad § I Nevada City. mits Pre The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bul. lion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint, ~ MONEY TU LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest; Registered County Scrip bought at par. LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the on San Francisco Regular Rates. Deposits received. Checks hears on tat Pe em Lond son Erde in et saben Fi ort a Gold one erat a : an or e Refined and Assayed. Wen Mattes, a eee EO. SEIDD &8O. CHARCOAL FOR SALE ‘ SPRING STREET, * In the rear of the National Exchange Hotel. UP. black Kind. sr Whee of the need of ¢ ROOAL can not do “ables. . sth, 1868, }— es re '¥GOUNG MENS SOCIAL CLUB, ee —AT THES UNION MOTEL, THURSDAY BYVEG, “. March 5th, 1868. § ComMMITTES OF ARRANGEMERTS, R, A. Diver, M. 5. Hamilton, W Copmbe, G. ¥Schmittburg. — W.-W. Cruse, DeW itt Tisdaie, J. M. Hinds. RECEPTION COMMITTER. ; D. Bentley, J. Earl Brown, James I. Nichols. : Froork MANAGERS. Lae tu $2 50. at the door 4 Tickets may be obtained of W. T. Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Cu’s office, or of 4. W. Lester Dancing from Sto 12 o'clock. : Carriages tree, if required. feb2s GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, OF FTHE— EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB, Of Nevada City. Invitations must. be shown 4 Fitst Grand i MASQUERADE & FANCY DRESS BALL. Ever given in this city, on a scale of mugnit-. cence never before attempted here, on’ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 26th, 1868, INVITATION COMMITTEE. Nevada City. RB. Gentry, A. Haas, Tra A, Katon, M. 8. Hamiiton, J. Greenwald, A. W. Lester, Rt. BR. Patton, _ A. C. Niles, T. B. Mcfarland, T. B. Reardan, W. C. Randolph, Dr. R. M. unt, — Dr,C, M. Batea, Dr. J. W. Talbott, 5. [. Hasey, A. 1.-Tewer, N.P. Brown, A. Goldsmith. G. Von Schmittburg, Be Ws Lally; P, Banger.J. Earl Brown, J. A. Laneaster, W. W., Cross, . I, Williamson,E. F. Bean, J.-H. Hehn, J. Ri, Englieh,” i. P. Marcelnus, f I. J. Rolfe, ~ J. Cashin, H. Mackie, Cc. Marsh, J. J. Ott, . W, Coombe, Chas. C. Leavitt F. Guild. George R. Crawford, Charles Barker. Grass Valley. A. B. Dibble; -Dr,-W. McCormick, T. Findley, 5. Glass, 8. D. Bosworth. Wm, Watt, Frank Cleveland, Jd. Newman, Frank Beatty, E. 8. Pratt, G. B. McKee, H. ©, Roberts. Reception Committee, Tickets $5—(Supper and Carriages*incinded) Subscribers are only admitted._Ne Tieke sold at the door. Subscription List at Goldsmith’s and Zekind’s, Filan a0 List open at Goldsmith’s-and-Zekind’s,—-Grandes ommence precisely at 3 to 9 o'clock, GOLDSMITH’S _DRY GOODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Keep always the £ . — oH care reese agennataltieniionad on ~ es PAR. Largest, we S52 Cheapest, $2 S=5 inest, $ =F 5 59 and ; ag fe Best Be, a Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. — LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL co. Lumber Ward: SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. ___ DEALERS IN. R.A, “Diver, W. Coombe, A. R. Lord Wm. Lewis, J. H.-Goedje; L. dacobs.Floor Managers. Ed. Goldsmith, A. I. Zekind, L Philip, #1 tt pe j PINE, SPR 5, tes KINDS OF DRESSED AND. UNDRESSED ¥LOORING constantly on band. Also, SIDING AND SHAKES. Particular attention paid to furnishing L.uwmeber for Flumesand Minin: Oxes. Contracts taken for from 1,000 to 000 feet, to be delivered on short notice. Best quality of Dry Fencing always on , either at our MEAL or at our aay Lumber Ward, on Sacramento Street, near the Gold Ran ‘at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. ("Terms ar 94 °. approved credit for thirty days. Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— Nevada MACHINE SHOP, \ OE desis {AM KNGINES AND BOILERS built to CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. t and Bark Mills; horse power am car UCE & OAK LUMBER =o { . J P. WENTWORTH can always be fonnd QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re : Every kinds of filled mptly and at aslow Sonnet in denramomed ie Mendel. ronal