March 3, 1866 (4 pages)

ENT LAR solic. Co, nes LRE, SE, ns BS, “Broad at, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and aany year, to reirse of ving aarket sin olade, our th i> rms tinue, yees r0 tice. HT, . the ir ao able eruptive, ulcerous, hip diseased, &@. It Co. cated a shost distance from Grass Valley. Union Jack is a well developed mine, and nei da Daily Transcript, NEVADA hie aS LOCAL AFFAIRS, Tue MINSTRELS.—No doubt.the Theater willbe crowded with ladies and gentlemen, . }. to see the minstrels, this evening. The mwonds "Brothers will be assisted: by a -sumber of amatures from Grass Valley, and oar friends Davidson, English and Soggs € this city, will add a charm to the entertsiament. The programme presented is excellent, containing many gems of song und pinstrelsy. ‘The plays are all excellent and cannut fail to: “draw.” ‘These minstrels gave an entertainment at Grass Valley on Wednesday évenicg. The Union says: “Everybody seemed delighted with the performance, which, to sfeak ‘within bounds, wasa creditable one throughout, and would compare favorably with many we have wite nessed in San Francisco by those claiming prominence_as_negro delineators and artists.”? One of the Edmonds had a leg brow ken some time since, and the performance this evening is designed as a benefit for him. All ladies and gentlemen who want to enjoy a rich treat. will of. course be on hand. The following is the programme: Operatic Overture, Full Band. Mickey Dear has gone away,Chas. White. Willie has gone to the War, Geo. Law> HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN ° HAIR RENEWER. This Preparation beats "em all. FOR SALE BY E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, Feb, 21, SEWING MACHINES! it EVERY FAMILY SHOWLD Possuss ONE OF THEM e Saeeendamenanmeant Ladies who are desirous of obtaining a SEWING MACHINES ; Ed Should not fail to call and inspect the working OF THE — FLORENCE! 4 ae They are the most perfect Sewing Machines, for Family use, . Ever invented, and as an assurance of the fact, have been awarded the I'd choose to be a_baby, Davidson. That Young. Gal from Sunoma, Jas. Seys mour. Evangeline, Joe English. Medley Quickstep, Full Band. Violin Solo, Von Weber's celebrated com= position, “The Dream,” G. H. Edmonds . Banjo Solo, Jas. Wilson. Ballad, My Invitaiion, Davidson. Rattlesnake Jig, Jas. Wilson. Stump Speech, a la Ward, E. R. Soggs. Adventures ofa Night, Edmonds, Seymour, Lawrence and White. Strolling Actors, Sogys and Davidson. Burlesque Hippodrome and Circus, Davidson, Wilson, Gregory and Edmonds. . Negro Extravaganza, by the whole Company. ~ PRreacuine BUNDAY.—Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach at the M. E. Church, on HIGHEST PREMIUMS! At all the principal Fairs and Exhibitions in the United States. R. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada city and vicinity. f13 At A. Goldsmith’s, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts CROVER & BAKER’S ~ Celebrated Blastic Stitch SEWING MACHINES. —SALESROOM— EMOVED TO in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday School Rev. R. B: Snowden will preach at the Congregational church Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 o’clock Pp. M. Sunday School and Bible Class at 124 o’clock Pp. M. Rev: Mr. Green*will preach in the A. M. E Church on Pine street, Sunday atternoon-} Horse STOLtN.—Gregory, Marsh and Perry had a valuable horse stolen from Mullen’s ranch, oo the Bear River road, on . Wednesday evening last.The man who was herding cattle on the ranch picketed the horse, which he had been riding, without taking off the saddle or bridle. In the morning the animal was gone, and though search was made inevery direction, no,trace . of the animal could be found. SALE OF A VALUALE MINE.—Mr. Gessler yesterday concluded the purchase of the Union Jack Mine. This mine is a western extension of the well known lone, and is loThe Union of Friday says the purchase was made for Messrs. Schloss & Co., of San Francisco) at a cost of fifty thousand dollars. The late owners of this valuable mine were Con. Reilly, Martin Ford, Dave Watt, Pat Lee, Krank Morse, James Mason, A. Salaman, J I. Sykes. of Grass Valley, and Wm. Alvord of San Erancisco. The ‘the purchasers have an excellent thing. Otp Forks’ Concert —We learn that the inusicians of this city are rehearsing for an Old Folks Concert. They are are about prepared and the entertainment will take place at an early day. They will be greeted by a large audience. \J. W. J. PIERSON, Agent. San Francisto, Feb, 21, \ NEW FORWARDING HOUSE ! : AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. ~Y}--county that they have established-a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods With despatch and at Low Rates! Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 16 P. Baltz. ST, LOUIS SALOON, Commercial Streetss+escseeees corcoeoNevada eity. BALTZ & GUENTHER, Proprietors. Will be opened on Saturday, Feb. 17. OMFORTABLE HEADQUARTERS will be found at this new Saloon for all who want Good Liquors, Beer or Cigars. An accommodating ‘‘bar-keep” will be found always ready to mix excellent drinks. Lager Beer, ‘cool and lively” sold by the measure or glass. Give the St. Louis a call. feb16 GRAND FENIAN BALL. THe FREEDMAN’s BuREAU.4-We hope our readers will not forget the meeting called for next Tuesday, evening. The work and designs of the Freedman's Bureau will be fully discussed. The meeting \will be held at the Methodist Church. E Give Ir To Youn -CHILDREN, who are thin, lifeless, delicate, puny, serofulous, will save more lives than all the doctors can. Grass Valley Circle, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. : a Take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county and vicinity that they will give a GRAND BALL AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, On St. Patrick’s Night, SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH 17th, 1866. Tickets—including Supper—Five Dollars Try it-parents—Le Doyen’s Sarsaphrilla ‘Todife! Alterative. x7 The Committees will be announced hereafter. 116 Montgomery St., San Franciaco. #7 OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada . H. Guenther. . . ~ —~) B GREGORY. = Er. Gs WAITE, GRECORY & WAITE, ~~Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c. No. 59 Broad Sireet, FEED! FEED!! FEED!!! OF ALL KENDS, “sere ’ For sale by “GREGORY & WalTE.~ Mining and Farmer’s Tools! , For sale by GREGORY &--WAITE. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, Hemp and Rubber’ Packing, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. QUICKSILVER ! the Tank Pouna! By or For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass‘d. For sale by. “GREGORY & WAITE. HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, eeerPadiocks, Geo PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e. NAILS, All sorts by the: keg or pound. Fei sate-oy GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY ! A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. For sale by'+*-* GREGORY & WAITE. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. aGcANDLE 83.4. ANY QUANTITY. For.sale by GREGORY & WAITE. a “4h “s _phe Aafount ofthe Capital Stock of this —OF THEPACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY me. “ANNO os i compliance with the Act of the Legisiature ef the State of California entitied *+An Act coneerning Corporations,’ passed April 22d, 1850, the Pacific Insurance Company of San Francisco makes the following Annual” Report?" : ma . n+ Company is Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, and paid in Gold. = a $750,000 _ 1L—The amountlof the Assets is Cme Million and Fifty-One’Thousand, Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars and ‘Thirty-Seven cents..81,051,420 37 11L—The Company has no Debts. ; IV —The amount of Insurance effected during the year, and which remained in force December 3ist, 1865: $ } Fires .cecccevccccccescecees 000 $12,973,849 Marine.. : 484,468 This Company commenced underwriting Ma. rine Risks. Aug. Ist, 1865.V.—This Company insures against the following risks, viz: : : Buildings, Household Furniture, Merchandise, Hents, Leaseholds, Vessels im Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal Property against Loss or Damage by Fire. Also, on Cargoes, ‘Treasure, Commissions, Profits, ard War Risks, and on all Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, to and from all ports in the World. Vi.—This Company willtake on any First Class Risk not to exceed Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars—the limit fixed by law,—and on all large risks-will reinsure to an-extent consis: tent with Prudence in other Responsible Companies, J. HUNT, President, A.J, RALSTON, Secretary. San Francisco, January 19th, 1866. William Alvord, Alex. Weill. Abm. Seligman, Anson G. Stiles, John G. Bray, A, Hayward, L. B. Benchley, Moses Heller, William Scholle, Louis McLane, Oliver Eldridge, A. B, Forbes, LD. W. C. Rice, J. G. Kellogg, C. Meyer, G. W. Bell, D. J. Otiver, Chas. May ne, Alpheus Bull, Lioyd Tevis, W.C. Ralston, T. L. Barker, John Wightinan, --Jgames-DeFremery, L. Sachs, William Sherinan, S. M, Wilson, Morton Cheesman, William fooper, John B, Newton, Edward Martin, D. O. Mills, H. Haussmann, Alfred Borel,G. 'T. Lawton, E. 1. Gotdstin, Moses Ellis. P. L. Weaver, David Stern. State of California, City and County of San Francisco, ss.—On this hifeteenth day of January. A.D. One Thousand Kight Hundred and Sixty-six, personally appeared before me, H. S. Homans, a Notary Public, in and for the-said City and County, and therein residing, duly commiésioned and sworn, A. J. Ralston. who being sworn, did depose and say that he is the Secretary of the Pacific Insurance Company, and that the statements contained in the foregoing Report ef the Pacific Insurance Compauy are true, fulland correct. 1 = A. J. RALSTON. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 19th of January, A. D. 1866. 1 H. S. HOMANS, Notary Public. A. H. OTHEMAN, AGENT. NO. 30 MAIN STREET, Nevada City. February 2nd, 1866, FAMILY CROCERIES A. BARUH, @ULD inform the people of Nevaws eity that he has just received a large and Kresh stock of W Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. All goodsdelivered iree 0 charge. ‘Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. : DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, _ Bitters, Cordials, Syrups, &c, For sale by , eee & WAITE. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J.M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., ; Nevada, ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of 7 Kerosene. Lard Oil, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. Sperm, ete. Gs MEDICINES CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, . DYE-STUFFS, DRU TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept ina first-class Drugstore. Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Grass Valley, Jan. 27th. Ground Feed, Barley; Corn, er Physicians Prescri tions carefully compounded atali hours, and apothecary, ~ % licit the patronage of the community, catiatactionJOHN F. USSEMIUS. GREGORY & WAITE. EXTRACTS, Having had many years’ experience as a druggist in the best houses, 1 confidently soand warrant Cor PR a YETTE BAKERY.Wholesale and Retail ; CANDXN ESTABLISHMENT Mi. KOHLER, Broad Street. Nevada. would-infyrm the people of this city and the county that he has in his Store; the largest assortment uf FRESH CANDIDS, of every flavor and description, superior to any in the mountains, whichhe offers for sale at the lowest prices. Retail Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr, Kohler being an experienced Candy maker sells only fresh articles to his patrons and has nu vid, Candies on ‘hand, Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large, ‘ard small Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also Buliierous articles for ornamenting Christmas ‘lees. Remeinber that at.thia place yuu-wiiltitid the bert Goods at the lowest prices, dlu PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE: Established in 1853. ° —BY— JAMES J. OTT,’ Office—28' Main Street, Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of é¥éry description Melted and Aséayed. Correctness éf Assays fully guaranteed. ——— : : Melting done in presence.of depositors. ~jan24 United States Breweryy:™ No, 108 Main Street, Nevada City.” THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has leased the * UNITED STATES BREWERY, [late belonging to A, F. Schelihorn, deceased, ] and . that he will keep constantly°on hand THE BEST BEER IN THE MARKET. vareene Saloons can be sure of obtaining the Beer—in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to suit, and at as low a price as ean be furnished by any Brewery in the county. Orders left at the Brewery will be promptly atten. ded to. . CASPE ih Nevada, Feb. 3d, 1866. i WOGELI. Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish, MOSES KORN, . A YOULD info 4 of NevaQy: city that ie will the peoplejof Neva Db EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 ~ectock—a Fresh lot of HERRINGS,. FLOUNDERS, STURGEON, ROCK CoD, SALMON, PERCH, SMELTS, ' PIKE, CRABS, &e. &e. And all other kinds of Fish to be had in the Saa Francisco market. re ies xr The Wagon will be in front of Carley & Beckman’s Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine streets, Every Friday Morning. ° j20 FENIAN EXCHANGE, : Late Eldorado Pine Street, 2nd door from Transcript Office. . ) H. DUGGAN, Proprietor.—The Proprieor would respecttully inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened—the above named Neat and attractive Saloon, where the lovers or Legitimate ‘Pleastire and Amusement can always enjoy themselvee' n oriental style. Choicest Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. of a superior quality, constantly on hand ‘Lhe N. Y. Herald, Clipper, Bell’s Life he London and allthe-leading Journals on file. Drop i . Nevada, Nov. 7. ropin, Gents GEO. EF. WITHINGTON HS PAINTING. promptly attended tc.— I always keep on hand a large stock of Wai Paper Curtain Fixtures, &e. Broad = ~eet. Nevada city. WANTED. A Small Family is desirous of Renting a Furnished House, pleasantly located. For refercnee apply at this office. jan30 DANCING SCHOOL t the Foot_of SULLIVAN & BECKETT, WOULD respectfully inform the daneing public that they have opened a DANCING SCHOOL, AT TEMPERANCE HALE, Where all who wish to join the classes already formed can do so on applivation at the Hall, at the following times : : —For Gentlemen— On Tuesday and Saturday Evenings from 8 until 11 o’clock. —For Ladies— On Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons from 3 to to 5 o’clock. {7 A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. KFICEK—In Kidd's building, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevade LOST. ETWEEN Ferrand’s Daguerrean Gallery and ] Piety Hill, a Jet Sleeve Button, bound with gold, with a Pear! in the centre. The finder will confer a favor on the owner by leaving it at this office f16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Adminietrator TF ihe Estate of J. H. Warthis notice, to the indersignes Nevada county. 8. B. CAS A: As Sargeant, Attorney. j Nevada, May 13, 1865. F Sign and Ornamental Painter. ° ren, deceased, to the creditors of, and all per¢ sons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of at French Corral, WELL, Adm’ri janze-Sw oe bs

ENT LAR solic. Co, nes LRE, SE, ns BS, “Broad at, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and aany year, to reirse of ving aarket sin olade, our th i> rms tinue, yees r0 tice. HT, . the ir ao able eruptive, ulcerous, hip diseased, &@. It Co. cated a shost distance from Grass Valley. Union Jack is a well developed mine, and nei da Daily Transcript, NEVADA hie aS LOCAL AFFAIRS, Tue MINSTRELS.—No doubt.the Theater willbe crowded with ladies and gentlemen, . }. to see the minstrels, this evening. The mwonds "Brothers will be assisted: by a -sumber of amatures from Grass Valley, and oar friends Davidson, English and Soggs € this city, will add a charm to the entertsiament. The programme presented is excellent, containing many gems of song und pinstrelsy. ‘The plays are all excellent and cannut fail to: “draw.” ‘These minstrels gave an entertainment at Grass Valley on Wednesday évenicg. The Union says: “Everybody seemed delighted with the performance, which, to sfeak ‘within bounds, wasa creditable one throughout, and would compare favorably with many we have wite nessed in San Francisco by those claiming prominence_as_negro delineators and artists.”? One of the Edmonds had a leg brow ken some time since, and the performance this evening is designed as a benefit for him. All ladies and gentlemen who want to enjoy a rich treat. will of. course be on hand. The following is the programme: Operatic Overture, Full Band. Mickey Dear has gone away,Chas. White. Willie has gone to the War, Geo. Law> HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN ° HAIR RENEWER. This Preparation beats "em all. FOR SALE BY E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, Feb, 21, SEWING MACHINES! it EVERY FAMILY SHOWLD Possuss ONE OF THEM e Saeeendamenanmeant Ladies who are desirous of obtaining a SEWING MACHINES ; Ed Should not fail to call and inspect the working OF THE — FLORENCE! 4 ae They are the most perfect Sewing Machines, for Family use, . Ever invented, and as an assurance of the fact, have been awarded the I'd choose to be a_baby, Davidson. That Young. Gal from Sunoma, Jas. Seys mour. Evangeline, Joe English. Medley Quickstep, Full Band. Violin Solo, Von Weber's celebrated com= position, “The Dream,” G. H. Edmonds . Banjo Solo, Jas. Wilson. Ballad, My Invitaiion, Davidson. Rattlesnake Jig, Jas. Wilson. Stump Speech, a la Ward, E. R. Soggs. Adventures ofa Night, Edmonds, Seymour, Lawrence and White. Strolling Actors, Sogys and Davidson. Burlesque Hippodrome and Circus, Davidson, Wilson, Gregory and Edmonds. . Negro Extravaganza, by the whole Company. ~ PRreacuine BUNDAY.—Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach at the M. E. Church, on HIGHEST PREMIUMS! At all the principal Fairs and Exhibitions in the United States. R. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada city and vicinity. f13 At A. Goldsmith’s, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts CROVER & BAKER’S ~ Celebrated Blastic Stitch SEWING MACHINES. —SALESROOM— EMOVED TO in the evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday School Rev. R. B: Snowden will preach at the Congregational church Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 o’clock Pp. M. Sunday School and Bible Class at 124 o’clock Pp. M. Rev: Mr. Green*will preach in the A. M. E Church on Pine street, Sunday atternoon-} Horse STOLtN.—Gregory, Marsh and Perry had a valuable horse stolen from Mullen’s ranch, oo the Bear River road, on . Wednesday evening last.The man who was herding cattle on the ranch picketed the horse, which he had been riding, without taking off the saddle or bridle. In the morning the animal was gone, and though search was made inevery direction, no,trace . of the animal could be found. SALE OF A VALUALE MINE.—Mr. Gessler yesterday concluded the purchase of the Union Jack Mine. This mine is a western extension of the well known lone, and is loThe Union of Friday says the purchase was made for Messrs. Schloss & Co., of San Francisco) at a cost of fifty thousand dollars. The late owners of this valuable mine were Con. Reilly, Martin Ford, Dave Watt, Pat Lee, Krank Morse, James Mason, A. Salaman, J I. Sykes. of Grass Valley, and Wm. Alvord of San Erancisco. The ‘the purchasers have an excellent thing. Otp Forks’ Concert —We learn that the inusicians of this city are rehearsing for an Old Folks Concert. They are are about prepared and the entertainment will take place at an early day. They will be greeted by a large audience. \J. W. J. PIERSON, Agent. San Francisto, Feb, 21, \ NEW FORWARDING HOUSE ! : AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. ~Y}--county that they have established-a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods With despatch and at Low Rates! Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 16 P. Baltz. ST, LOUIS SALOON, Commercial Streetss+escseeees corcoeoNevada eity. BALTZ & GUENTHER, Proprietors. Will be opened on Saturday, Feb. 17. OMFORTABLE HEADQUARTERS will be found at this new Saloon for all who want Good Liquors, Beer or Cigars. An accommodating ‘‘bar-keep” will be found always ready to mix excellent drinks. Lager Beer, ‘cool and lively” sold by the measure or glass. Give the St. Louis a call. feb16 GRAND FENIAN BALL. THe FREEDMAN’s BuREAU.4-We hope our readers will not forget the meeting called for next Tuesday, evening. The work and designs of the Freedman's Bureau will be fully discussed. The meeting \will be held at the Methodist Church. E Give Ir To Youn -CHILDREN, who are thin, lifeless, delicate, puny, serofulous, will save more lives than all the doctors can. Grass Valley Circle, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. : a Take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county and vicinity that they will give a GRAND BALL AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, On St. Patrick’s Night, SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH 17th, 1866. Tickets—including Supper—Five Dollars Try it-parents—Le Doyen’s Sarsaphrilla ‘Todife! Alterative. x7 The Committees will be announced hereafter. 116 Montgomery St., San Franciaco. #7 OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada . H. Guenther. . . ~ —~) B GREGORY. = Er. Gs WAITE, GRECORY & WAITE, ~~Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c. No. 59 Broad Sireet, FEED! FEED!! FEED!!! OF ALL KENDS, “sere ’ For sale by “GREGORY & WalTE.~ Mining and Farmer’s Tools! , For sale by GREGORY &--WAITE. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, Hemp and Rubber’ Packing, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. QUICKSILVER ! the Tank Pouna! By or For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass‘d. For sale by. “GREGORY & WAITE. HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, eeerPadiocks, Geo PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e. NAILS, All sorts by the: keg or pound. Fei sate-oy GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY ! A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. For sale by'+*-* GREGORY & WAITE. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. aGcANDLE 83.4. ANY QUANTITY. For.sale by GREGORY & WAITE. a “4h “s _phe Aafount ofthe Capital Stock of this —OF THEPACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY me. “ANNO os i compliance with the Act of the Legisiature ef the State of California entitied *+An Act coneerning Corporations,’ passed April 22d, 1850, the Pacific Insurance Company of San Francisco makes the following Annual” Report?" : ma . n+ Company is Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, and paid in Gold. = a $750,000 _ 1L—The amountlof the Assets is Cme Million and Fifty-One’Thousand, Four

Hundred and Twenty Dollars and ‘Thirty-Seven cents...81,051,420 37 11L—The Company has no Debts. ; IV —The amount of Insurance effected during the year, and which remained in force December 3ist, 1865: $ } Fires .cecccevccccccescecees 000 $12,973,849 Marine.... : 484,468 This Company commenced underwriting Ma. rine Risks. Aug. Ist, 1865..V.—This Company insures against the following risks, viz: : : Buildings, Household Furniture, Merchandise, Hents, Leaseholds, Vessels im Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal Property against Loss or Damage by Fire. Also, on Cargoes, ‘Treasure, Commissions, Profits, ard War Risks, and on all Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, to and from all ports in the World. Vi.—This Company willtake on any First Class Risk not to exceed Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars—the limit fixed by law,—and on all large risks-will reinsure to an-extent consis: tent with Prudence in other Responsible Companies, J. HUNT, President, A.J, RALSTON, Secretary. San Francisco, January 19th, 1866. William Alvord, Alex. Weill. Abm. Seligman, Anson G. Stiles, John G. Bray, A, Hayward, L. B. Benchley, Moses Heller, William Scholle, Louis McLane, Oliver Eldridge, A. B, Forbes, LD. W. C. Rice, J. G. Kellogg, C. Meyer, G. W. Bell, D. J. Otiver, Chas. May ne, Alpheus Bull, Lioyd Tevis, W.C. Ralston, T. L. Barker, John Wightinan, --Jgames-DeFremery, L. Sachs, William Sherinan, S. M, Wilson, Morton Cheesman, William fooper, John B, Newton, Edward Martin, D. O. Mills, H. Haussmann, Alfred Borel,G. 'T. Lawton, E. 1. Gotdstin, Moses Ellis. P. L. Weaver, David Stern. State of California, City and County of San Francisco, ss.—On this hifeteenth day of January. A.D. One Thousand Kight Hundred and Sixty-six, personally appeared before me, H. S. Homans, a Notary Public, in and for the-said City and County, and therein residing, duly commiésioned and sworn, A. J. Ralston. who being sworn, did depose and say that he is the Secretary of the Pacific Insurance Company, and that the statements contained in the foregoing Report ef the Pacific Insurance Compauy are true, fulland correct. 1 = A. J. RALSTON. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 19th of January, A. D. 1866. 1 H. S. HOMANS, Notary Public. A. H. OTHEMAN, AGENT. NO. 30 MAIN STREET, Nevada City. February 2nd, 1866, FAMILY CROCERIES A. BARUH, @ULD inform the people of Nevaws eity that he has just received a large and Kresh stock of W Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. All goodsdelivered iree 0 charge. ‘Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. : DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, _ Bitters, Cordials, Syrups, &c, For sale by , eee & WAITE. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J.M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., ; Nevada, ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of 7 Kerosene. Lard Oil, For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. Sperm, ete. Gs MEDICINES CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, . DYE-STUFFS, DRU TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept ina first-class Drugstore. Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Grass Valley, Jan. 27th. Ground Feed, Barley; Corn, er Physicians Prescri tions carefully compounded atali hours, and apothecary, ~ % licit the patronage of the community, catiatactionJOHN F. USSEMIUS. GREGORY & WAITE. EXTRACTS, Having had many years’ experience as a druggist in the best houses, 1 confidently soand warrant Cor PR a YETTE BAKERY.Wholesale and Retail ; CANDXN ESTABLISHMENT Mi. KOHLER, Broad Street. Nevada. would-infyrm the people of this city and the county that he has in his Store; the largest assortment uf FRESH CANDIDS, of every flavor and description, superior to any in the mountains, whichhe offers for sale at the lowest prices. Retail Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr, Kohler being an experienced Candy maker sells only fresh articles to his patrons and has nu vid, Candies on ‘hand, Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large, ‘ard small Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also Buliierous articles for ornamenting Christmas ‘lees. Remeinber that at.thia place yuu-wiiltitid the bert Goods at the lowest prices, dlu PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE: Established in 1853. ° —BY— JAMES J. OTT,’ Office—28' Main Street, Nevada City. OLD AND ORES of é¥éry description Melted and Aséayed. Correctness éf Assays fully guaranteed. ——— : : Melting done in presence.of depositors. ~jan24 United States Breweryy:™ No, 108 Main Street, Nevada City.” THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has leased the * UNITED STATES BREWERY, [late belonging to A, F. Schelihorn, deceased, ] and . that he will keep constantly°on hand THE BEST BEER IN THE MARKET. vareene Saloons can be sure of obtaining the Beer—in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to suit, and at as low a price as ean be furnished by any Brewery in the county. Orders left at the Brewery will be promptly atten. ded to. . CASPE ih Nevada, Feb. 3d, 1866. i WOGELI. Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish, MOSES KORN, . A YOULD info 4 of NevaQy: city that ie will the peoplejof Neva Db EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 ~ectock—a Fresh lot of HERRINGS,. FLOUNDERS, STURGEON, ROCK CoD, SALMON, PERCH, SMELTS, ' PIKE, CRABS, &e. &e. And all other kinds of Fish to be had in the Saa Francisco market. re ies xr The Wagon will be in front of Carley & Beckman’s Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine streets, Every Friday Morning. ° j20 FENIAN EXCHANGE, : Late Eldorado Pine Street, 2nd door from Transcript Office. . ) H. DUGGAN, Proprietor.—The Proprieor would respecttully inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened—the above named Neat and attractive Saloon, where the lovers or Legitimate ‘Pleastire and Amusement can always enjoy themselvee' n oriental style. Choicest Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. of a superior quality, constantly on hand ‘Lhe N. Y. Herald, Clipper, Bell’s Life he London and allthe-leading Journals on file. Drop i . Nevada, Nov. 7. ropin, Gents GEO. EF. WITHINGTON HS PAINTING. promptly attended tc.— I always keep on hand a large stock of Wai Paper Curtain Fixtures, &e. Broad = ~eet. Nevada city. WANTED. A Small Family is desirous of Renting a Furnished House, pleasantly located. For refercnee apply at this office. jan30 DANCING SCHOOL t the Foot_of SULLIVAN & BECKETT, WOULD respectfully inform the daneing public that they have opened a DANCING SCHOOL, AT TEMPERANCE HALE, Where all who wish to join the classes already formed can do so on applivation at the Hall, at the following times : : —For Gentlemen— On Tuesday and Saturday Evenings from 8 until 11 o’clock. —For Ladies— On Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons from 3 to to 5 o’clock. {7 A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. KFICEK—In Kidd's building, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevade LOST. ETWEEN Ferrand’s Daguerrean Gallery and ] Piety Hill, a Jet Sleeve Button, bound with gold, with a Pear! in the centre. The finder will confer a favor on the owner by leaving it at this office f16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Adminietrator TF ihe Estate of J. H. Warthis notice, to the indersignes Nevada county. 8. B. CAS A: As Sargeant, Attorney. j Nevada, May 13, 1865. F Sign and Ornamental Painter. ° ren, deceased, to the creditors of, and all per¢ sons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of at French Corral, WELL, Adm’ri janze-Sw oe bs