March 5, 1874 (6 pages)

SS SEED, OWER SERD, ~AT— RUG STORE. —— "RESTON, JGGIST, And Dealer in nS, CRECIBI, E G ‘OREMICALS eee {U EVE oe . ; isting. 0 Market Rates a re ; Jeorrect]; aia might, y pounded IEE es F FF New Store, Goods. NICHOLSON, tfuily ‘inforne the peoi city and the surre have epened Rng Provision Store, CIAL STREWT. $ “Crenscript Block, "in sCupied by A, Ladenan. y ew and Conwiste of SION, IND * tETABLE LINE. In receipt of everything asiness-and customers ngetting-the best at sh rates, bly with every one aad 1ink we hope to merit » public patronage. YDS & NICHOLSON, 1873. ' ‘STORE. e CAULEY: fully inform his friends © generally that be haa and trade of JULIUS vill Constantly keep on "Se Ie ea 'LERY &e, Ke. 1 at the Very Lowest: to the business and ease the public he od share of patronage, — “MtCaUvLEY. VARRANTS. . General Fand regiaMuy 6th, 1873; also 109 inclusive on Gena May 6th, 1873, wil? ‘ion, Interest ceases RK ER, Deputy, 874 D pha. E AND ORNAEES, VINES, Ss, &C. t the agency forthe fos, Sacramento, Tam “trees, Pinuts, &(., at reight "added Catamd . printed directions ion, : W. H. CRAWFORD. a7 4. ‘Not ice. gente all persons late firm of LANCASthat their accounts the hands of J. k. nd that prompt payby those who woulu . ROBINSON sancuster & RobizsonLehane a = Notice. ) ) heretofore existing cnyer.and Peter June ga saloon in North this day, January 2, sutieal-eoepsent, iselves:'to be indebtuguuyer & June will . with F,A, Leeuyer rietor of the sal id 3aF. A LECOYER. PETER Jo NE. SALOON. uley’s Cigar Store, 62, vada City. “ RLEY, and the best WINES, 3. comers are iny) a ae 7 MARKET. a ke aving opened a Meat’serciul ptreet, is P7Fmers with the or 4 a, Pork, Veal, Corn’ "at thelowest rate arcocicialiata NER, M.D. — & BROWN’S DRUG’ f Pine and Commer ity r 05, = and marker. ° LOCAL AFFAIRS. a NS Ice. The Nevada Ice Company informs a3 that they have harvested their saoply of ice for this year. They put up about four hundred tons each year. Their market is Grass Valley oni this city. Their -store hoase ‘and pond in which the ice is frozen. ig locatéd atQuaker Hill.-They are = -glso members-of-the -Pacific Ice Co., ““yhichis a combination—of the ola. “Sitka Company, the Boca Mill and . — “Ice Company, the Summit Ice Company, and another’ at. Prosser creek, we believe. The Sitka Company, previous to the completion of the4— Railroad, had a monopoly of all the ice business’ on this coast. "They had the sole privilege of shipping ice: from Sitka’ from the Russian Gov. -ervnment,and-as there Was none -produced ou this . coast adjacent to a market, they had a monopoly. Now they do not ship i ice from the north, but buy of the companies producing _itin the mountains aleng the line of the RaiJroad. The Boca Mill and Jee Company put. up yearly about seven hundred tons,and the. other companies nearly as much each. Since the combination was formed the companies haye been enabled to sell at a good profit, and as no ‘cpposition is likely to be inaugurated, the . business will bea remunerative one as long as. Simmérbrings warm weather and a demand for ice, . Ground, Sluicing, _.-The idea-of_groand—slnicing,—rig=ging up sluice boxes and throwing dirt into them to-wash out gold is, in these times, quite a novelty, but yet such._works.ate—in-—operation--only about two and a half miles from town. In early days this was the only method adopted for mining. ~ Now that kind of work is done ‘away with, and hydraulicing with nozzles, _ ete, is the way claims are worked, “The claims we speak—of,— however, “cannot be very “eusily worked on the modern plan, and the old style is adopted. The claim$ We speak of are situated near the branch of Welt creek and are owned by Baldwin & sons. ‘They have ‘not been worked “before in 15 or 20-years. past few weeks they have made big wages in working, and considerable coarse gold has been found, There ig a goud gravel lead in that viciuity, aud before many years have elapsed, an immense amount of mining will be done in that locality. on OO Oo Being Worked. The old Harvey ledge, located on: —Wood’s ravine, is again being worked. It is now owned by McCamish, Milhorn, Wheeler,and others. Work was commenced on the ledge a short time ago, and they are now taking out considerable quarta,-The-ledge is about two and a half feet in thickness, and the rock taken out yesterday is the hest’ ever seen in that locality. ‘Many pieces show free gold, and the most, of it-is quite rich in sulphurets. They are down on the 5 Rage about 50 feet, work ahead as fast as possible in the a strong belief that they have a valu-} able ledge. The first lot of seve utyfive tens yielded them at the rate of $16 per ton; but that they have now on the dump is far superior to the former lot.—< Surface Mining. A.C, Foot, formerly of the Scott Flat Saw mill,is engagedin weraing'a surface claim at Cement Hill, He has forty Chinamen constantly employed, and our infermant says he is . doing eplendidly. a ee Billiard Tournament, tional Exchange Billiard Rooms. A Grand Billiard Tournament will . take. place at the National Hotel Bil. liard Room, commencing. Saturday . evening, March 7th, for persous who. have been residents of Nevada City . for one year: The cham; pion is to retain the cné, subject to any challenge for six months, ‘and i is not compelled } to play without receiving 30 days no. tice, The game will be the Ameri¢an four ball carom, to consist of). 150 points, countiag one for each *#8ot. Entrance fee, 50 cents. Persons wishing to competefor the cue will leave their names at the National Hotel office by Thursday. Parties’ competing will elect a referee These games will be playedinaccordance with the rules. ‘adopted by the American Billiard) @ meh 4_ ¢ i upwards, and are driving . For a Short Time Only. — At rooms 84 and 85, National Ex. , pees Consult Madame Martelle, the celebrated Clairvoyant; Test Madium; Magnetic Healer and Physician-—from Europe. Fee froti FI, f21 Go to Hyman and Brothers for Fashionable. Clothing. ji6-tf Hyman — Brothers sell elothing, cheaper than any other establishment on this coast, ji6tf Broad Street, near Pine. _-_n25. ‘Phe Best Photographs. For the very best Photog graphs, ee to Abell, — Valley, _ j8-2m~ > Oh Ca ne of Yitnasters: It is 86 obvious that phyeic al and-constitutional vigor is the best defense against dis éase, that even the venders of -grastic achics and invigoranta, in the hopé~of enlisting the confidence df*the public in the devitalizing and perni¢ious potion. It is amusing to note how these imposters imitate and copy the language in which the medicinal properties of Hostetter’s Stoniach Bitters are described, Although the ef. fect of their rasping evacuants is to destroy the toné of the digestive organs and the bowels, and te robthe system of its vital strength, they ate uns¢rupulously recom: mended to the weak and prostrate victims of disease as stimu'ants! It is time this huinbug-(not avery successful one itis true, thanks to the mature common sense of tiie American people) was stigmutized as it deserves. Such mischieVous . falsehoods should be exposed pro bono publico. tetter’s Stomach Bittebs, be it distinctly Understood, is a stimulant. It has a-apiritnous baris and that basis is the -yehicle which diffuses its part of the system. © ‘I'he tonic, alter Titive and regulating ingredients of the Bitters would be comparatively inert if they were not>: p8Q_to speak, carried to the localities where they “are required by the nOs8against the use of a pure alcOkglic fluid, effvet.to medicinal extracts of the highest. utility, isthe cant of charlatanism. Every intelligen t Riyal sician 50-charae neetiaes it debilitated by the nauseous ene. oe nostrums of the parties whe ‘put it forth, soon find to their.sorrow that it.is a delwsion and a snare. -Hostetter’s Bitters, the great sanitary stimulant of the age, .is,in vitalizing, renovating pre paration.: HAMS, BACON, and Are Now Manufacturing A Superior Article of Hams, B2con, = and Lard. . EVERY ARTICLE WARRAN. “TED NO. 1. at the Na-. . The Lard is put up in ‘ight lb, . Rudsteh Photograph Gallery, ak purguratlyves advertise them as tonics, stom. stimulating agent. “THE CAbEWhich protesta . when employed asa means of -giving-fultthe truestsense of the word, a wholesome, ; pore eSerenrn LARD CASHIN &Go. \awnnvemenenenent, UNDER WAY —AND THE— Public Triumphant HAMS, and LARD, J acob N = A. GOLDSMITH'S + te ‘sew on ae = ae os . A-LARGE STOCK. CLEARING SALE = oo -. Hams,A-PUSITIVE FACT. [) oo — BE SOLD and ; Cheaper than Ever wen: ay. Lard. Thirty Days 1] whichme offers for sale” pp anne . ier SaeReee natant AEE \HE public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL CLEARING SAL. id ‘Commences. To-Morrow_And continues for 30 Days Durtng that time the Entire ‘Stock will be sold at a TREMENDOUS REDUOTION. The subjoined LIST OF PRICES will give some idea of the reductions made; but . to tally understand and 1 appree iate nie ‘BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well to call and examine the Stock , commpare-prices, &c. (which I respectfully invite all to do.before purchasing elsewhere, LIST ‘OF PRICES. 10.000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, be brand, (421-2 ctsperyd. _ White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 cts. ;nel 37 1-2 cts.French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and un. bleached 45 cents. Gentine Irish Silk Poplins, at. $1 25 cts per yd. Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts . On all kinds of Dress Goods a . . Reduction of 30 per ct is ‘made. . Fine Ottoman. Shawls and . iW oolen Hosiery at Greatly Re-' . anced Prices. . Particular attention is called . ‘ltoa large-assortment of Boy's) . Cans and warranted good and sw_et for One Year. . Ht is entirely free of Mutton fat, The cans are well made of the te The attention of the Trade is invited-tothese articles. na Addressierders to ; ‘best tin.’ ae. 2 Nevada County is called te the above named articles. All wool 7-8 wide White Flan. — Imperial-3-ply Carpet $1 50, e Wholesale_or Retail The attention of the people of JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON. COMMERCE TAS Scere NEVADA CIFY, _ NevadayOot JUST RECEIVED aT THE OLD STAND. —OFr— W. R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Sts. NEVADA cITY. fYNHE LARGEST » INVOIOR of the very best assortinentof : BOOTS, SHOES, &c. EVER BROUGHT TO°T Is MAKKET. The stoox consists in partof Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. Men's: Boots, Shoes. Brogans “r@aiters; Slippers: &e: Of ali winds, qualities and varieties, All of which will be sold. cheap for Cash and as cheap a6 the sanr ean be purchased at Retail in San Francisco, Ca}! and see for yourselves fer the undersigned is determined Not to be Undersold by any one. —_ Assets. 81, eet 802 03. N . kno wn and popular place; National Exchange Bath Rooms .AND BARBER HOP. BROAD STREET.:..NEVADA CITY; ak <a SBaTHS. es KLINGENSPOR & WALT ERS, V J OULD respectfully inform the people of this city and county that they have become proprietors of the above welland having re. fitted it up in a style sec ond to no shop in . the State, are now prepared to give the very best satisfaction to all whe may please tu favor them with their patronage. HOT AND COLD BA'THS at all hours, HAIR-CUTTING done in the latest Style. ta, Fora good, clean ‘Bhave call at ine _. National Excbange Barber Shop. ~ DRUJENNINGS”. REPRODU! CTOR always on hand and for sale.” aoe its Ladies—kutreance for Baths through the . . Hoter, ‘ KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, Nevada, Jan, sete, 1874. { 4 THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS'!, pany in the Country. Income over $16,000 per day, tion of the Company over \ GEO, 0. BOARDMAN, = IRA A. EATON, Agent, Nevada. 4 JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Valley. : JAMES. A. StIDCER, nce North San Juan. — ~ San‘Francisco, Feb, t7-3m NORTH AMERICA x New & Good Goods! 11 Fn INSURANCE “COMPAN = ; OF NEW YORK ORGANIZED. 1862, SSETS OVER A $6,000,000 , The Largest Annual Income !} Of any Fire Insurance ComLosses paid since the organiza$40,000,000 00 Manayer Pacific Branch. Grass Policies issued upon the Whole ise ~ . ¥IONEER MARBLE WORKS, tT, W. MoCREADY, Proprietor, Marysville, Cal. iro § desiring. MARBLE . TOMB. STONES of MONUMENTS to commemorate' departed friends, oan be furnished with the article deiimed_by calling at the PIONEER MARA «E WORKS, Marysville, Cal. All work warranted to be as reprosanted Prices reasonable. Send me your orders, T, W. McOREADY err Deo . 1873. NATIONAL ‘EXCHANGE HOTEL, RROAD STREET eer eens CARR & GENTRY. iclatees NHIS WFRLL KNOWN HOTEL_IS AL ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style, he Sleeping Rooms are large; airy and. comfortable, and the.Table will compare favorably with that, of, any.Hotel in the State. The Proprietors will spare no pains nor expense to render their guests conifortable, Stages “forall parts of-the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House is kept open all night for thé accommodation of the Travéling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cop) *cte.’ with the Hotel, : A share of Publie Patronage is Tespec tf—~Pty-solivited: —OARR & GENTRY, Proprietors, = Neva’ In, suse sth, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. IRA A. EATON, Pree THIS w well known and ular Hote, sitiated on Street, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the rece})tion of guests, The sleeping comoutabie, and every bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. Asa desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNTON {4 not excelled by any House outside of San Irancisco, Asan Eating. House, the tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State. The BAR is constantly xept supplied with the choicest. brands ot Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside the large cities, Every attention is given te make the guests com fortable> The proprietor solicits a share o 4 he public patronage. nly pevdstonems D. B. “ME RRY, A. x) Me GRE Gok, BB. Deputy and sate Chief Deputy Oounty purveyor. Surveyor, City & County of San Francisco, MERRY & McGREGOR, RY Li, AND’ MINING ENGINEERS, J LAN BURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS“MEN, NEVADA CITY. wa Office at the COURT HOtSE:-Order left atthe Daily Union Office,Gruss Valley will meet a prompt atte BLY m, doi DENTISTRY, air ety epartmentsareterge-airy aid quality of Goods . Life, Joint Life, Endowment, or . on the Tontiene Plan; and all . Policies are registered with the LEATHBR OF ALL EANDS for sale te thé Trade Cheap for Cash. Onall and see. aE, R. COE. Nevada, Nov. 26th. \BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {APITAL STOCK $200, 000. OFFICERS: JOHN W. HINDS, President. PIRECTORS : Jehn Cashin, — Chas, Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L: Mareh, A. H. Parker. Jobn W. . nee. MONEY TO, LOAN o on goed eollateral se. curity. : Higkest Price-paid for City and Coun . Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular . Rates. . Wear which will be sold at SAC-. . Tificing Prices. Anda thousand . dt eies articles too numerous to . mention here. Call at once and get great bar+ = 'yains. Samples sent toall parts. of the: county. sa A. GOLDSMITH, CASHIN & CO. Sinaia $8 Netgae City, Ca i : Broad Street, Nevada City. . a ee 4 ee a ers = a — = a+ ae a = “ cf eae ee r ve ee ; : : Gold Dust Bonght. Bullion -disconnted. Liberal advances made-on Gold Dust or} Bullion for Assay or Coinege at tLe Min General and Speciai Depotits recervem, Checks on San Krancisco, Sacramento, § Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, onc ion and Germa . surance Company. CoRREsPONDESI#—Panik of Califarn? Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramfito . Agency Bank of California, ving City. Interest on Time Le aa ett. Lp.allow. . m _ed,.as follows : es Six Months Time Depos. its,6 per cent. per annum. ‘Twelve Tfonths. Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. a7" Persona residing at » distance ean send money by Express, Cheeks on Solvent Banks taken at par. ry be: for Liverpool, London, Globe, In. ee Controller, and their payment . at maturity guaranteed by the t . State of New York. . } . . . No Restrictions on {Travel or . Business. . WATSON WEEB, i General Agent for the Pacific . Coast, * . §. B. DAVENPORT, . = Lozal Agentat Nevada City. . Nevada, Febraary &th, 1874, 719 FHOTOGRAPHERS. / A Good Chance for a Live Man os CHAS. FERRAND. FFERS for sale, a cheap, his Photo. QO graph Gallery tabitehet tor over . ten years, The best of upparstus, from Quarter Size up te 8-4, With Chemicals, Stock, Furniture -&c. Wishing to leave the COUBTY 48.5008 &8 pos gible, he-will sell at a Kacrifies. Call and see fof yourself. CHAS.” YRRAND. ~ ' Nevada City,,Jan. 10th, 1874. Cs Erie ie P. E. HUGUSON has open dl, AR ottice, ‘In Kidd’s ucidatian, Broad ‘Street Over Aschheim Bros.’ Store. He is prepared_to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Opesative Dentistry \atest and most approveu styler. Artificial Teeth inserted-en Gold, Ail ver; Vulcanite and: Aluminium.™~ Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and priteof work. Visite made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, FREIGHT: BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. CHERPEST ROUTE. C, HOLLAND, ee ‘DING. MERCHANT = rk geodon, Care of C, Holland, Wheat; land . ; ten gins always on hand to convey goodn throuch without ¢ lelay. By sending goods this wuy there is 4 tavmg of £2.60 per ty acramento or San Francisco. either frou $ , Cc. HOLI AND, iy8 Whi ut ty and. Winter Azrangement. & NEVADA CITY & DUTCH FLA? Stage dnd Express Line. J. BR. BOARDWELL, Proprietor. 4. ON and after MONa DAY, December 1, Stage = will leave Union Hotel, Nevada city,for You Bet,® Little York and Dutch Flat every Mouday, Wednesdsy and Friday mornings, at— 8 o'clock. n Re turning, will leave Dutch Flat. for Nevada and intermediate. points every Sea Sh aud er mornings. * Union hotel, Gl Pie Oe. ree eenrtsas cna ona nn ammeter ag ipeinam ant

SS SEED, OWER SERD, ~AT— RUG STORE. —— "RESTON, JGGIST, And Dealer in nS, CRECIBI, E G ‘OREMICALS eee {U EVE oe . ; isting. 0 Market Rates a re ; Jeorrect]; aia might, y pounded IEE es F FF New Store, Goods. NICHOLSON, tfuily ‘inforne the peoi city and the surre have epened Rng Provision Store, CIAL STREWT. $ “Crenscript Block, "in sCupied by A, Ladenan. y ew and Conwiste of SION, IND * tETABLE LINE. In receipt of everything asiness-and customers ngetting-the best at sh rates, bly with every one aad 1ink we hope to merit » public patronage. YDS & NICHOLSON, 1873. ' ‘STORE. e CAULEY: fully inform his friends © generally that be haa and trade of JULIUS vill Constantly keep on "Se Ie ea 'LERY &e, Ke. 1 at the Very Lowest: to the business and ease the public he od share of patronage, — “MtCaUvLEY. VARRANTS. . General Fand regiaMuy 6th, 1873; also 109 inclusive on Gena May 6th, 1873, wil? ‘ion, Interest ceases RK ER, Deputy, 874 D pha. E AND ORNAEES, VINES, Ss, &C. t the agency forthe fos, Sacramento, Tam “trees, Pinuts, &(., at reight "added Catamd . printed directions ion, : W. H. CRAWFORD. a7 4. ‘Not ice. gente all persons late firm of LANCASthat their accounts the hands of J. k. nd that prompt payby those who woulu . ROBINSON sancuster & RobizsonLehane a = Notice. ) ) heretofore existing cnyer.and Peter June ga saloon in North this day, January 2, sutieal-eoepsent, iselves:'to be indebtuguuyer & June will . with F,A, Leeuyer rietor of the sal id 3aF. A LECOYER. PETER Jo NE. SALOON. uley’s Cigar Store, 62, vada City. “ RLEY, and the best WINES, 3. comers are iny) a ae 7 MARKET. a ke aving opened a Meat’serciul ptreet, is P7Fmers with the or 4 a, Pork, Veal, Corn’ "at thelowest rate arcocicialiata NER, M.D. — & BROWN’S DRUG’ f Pine and Commer ity r 05, = and marker. ° LOCAL AFFAIRS. a NS Ice. The Nevada Ice Company informs a3 that they have harvested their saoply of ice for this year. They put up about four hundred tons each year. Their market is Grass Valley oni this city. Their -store hoase ‘and pond in which the ice is frozen. ig locatéd atQuaker Hill.-They are = -glso members-of-the -Pacific Ice Co., ““yhichis a combination—of the ola. “Sitka Company, the Boca Mill and . — “Ice Company, the Summit Ice Company, and another’ at. Prosser creek, we believe. The Sitka Company, previous to the completion of the4— Railroad, had a monopoly of all the ice business’ on this coast. "They had the sole privilege of shipping ice: from Sitka’ from the Russian Gov. -ervnment,and-as there Was none -produced ou this . coast adjacent to a market, they had a monopoly. Now they do not ship i ice from the north, but buy of the companies producing _itin the mountains aleng the line of the RaiJroad. The Boca Mill and Jee Company put. up yearly about seven hundred tons,and the. other companies nearly as much each. Since the combination was formed the companies haye been enabled to sell at a good profit, and as no ‘cpposition is likely to be inaugurated, the . business will bea remunerative one as long as. Simmérbrings warm weather and a demand for ice, . Ground, Sluicing, _..-The idea-of_groand—slnicing,—rig=ging up sluice boxes and throwing dirt into them to-wash out gold is, in these times, quite a novelty, but yet such._works.ate—in-—operation--only about two and a half miles from town. In early days this was the only method adopted for mining. ~ Now that kind of work is done ‘away with, and hydraulicing with nozzles, _ ete, is the way claims are worked, “The claims we speak—of,— however, “cannot be very “eusily worked on the modern plan, and the old style is adopted. The claim$ We speak of are situated near the branch of Welt creek and are owned by Baldwin & sons. ‘They have ‘not been worked “before in 15 or 20-years. past few weeks they have made big wages in working, and considerable coarse gold has been found, There ig a goud gravel lead in that viciuity, aud before many years have elapsed, an immense amount of mining will be done in that locality. on OO Oo Being Worked. The old Harvey ledge, located on: —Wood’s ravine, is again being worked. It is now owned by McCamish, Milhorn, Wheeler,and others. Work was commenced on the ledge a short time ago, and they are now taking out considerable quarta,-The-ledge is about two and a half feet in thickness, and the rock taken out yesterday is the hest’ ever seen in that locality. ‘Many pieces show free gold, and the most, of it-is quite rich in sulphurets. They are down on the 5 Rage about 50 feet, work ahead as fast as possible in the a strong belief that they have a valu-} able ledge. The first lot of seve utyfive tens yielded them at the rate of $16 per ton; but that they have now on the dump is far superior to the former lot.—< Surface Mining. A.C, Foot, formerly of the Scott Flat Saw mill,is engagedin weraing'a surface claim at Cement Hill, He has forty Chinamen constantly employed, and our infermant says he is . doing eplendidly. a ee Billiard Tournament, tional Exchange Billiard Rooms. A Grand Billiard Tournament will . take. place at the National Hotel Bil. liard Room, commencing. Saturday . evening, March 7th, for persous who. have been residents of Nevada City . for one year: The cham; pion is to retain the cné, subject to any challenge for six months, ‘and i is not compelled } to play without receiving 30 days no. tice, The game will be the Ameri¢an four ball carom, to consist of). 150 points, countiag one for each *#8ot. Entrance fee, 50 cents. Persons wishing to competefor the cue will leave their names at the National Hotel office by Thursday. Parties’ competing will elect a referee These games will be playedinaccordance with the rules. ‘adopted by the American Billiard) @ meh 4_ ¢ i upwards, and are driving . For a Short Time Only. — At rooms 84 and 85, National Ex. , pees Consult Madame Martelle, the celebrated Clairvoyant; Test Madium; Magnetic Healer and Physician-—from Europe. Fee froti FI, f21 Go to Hyman and Brothers for Fashionable. Clothing. ji6-tf Hyman — Brothers sell elothing, cheaper than any other establishment on this coast, ji6tf Broad Street, near Pine. _-_n25. ‘Phe Best Photographs. For the very best Photog graphs, ee to Abell, — Valley, _ j8-2m~ > Oh Ca ne of Yitnasters: It is 86 obvious that phyeic al and-constitutional vigor is the best defense against dis éase, that even the venders of -grastic achics and invigoranta, in the hopé~of enlisting the confidence df*the public in the devitalizing and perni¢ious potion. It is amusing to note how these imposters imitate and copy the language in which the medicinal properties of Hostetter’s Stoniach Bitters are described, Although the ef. fect of their rasping evacuants is to destroy the toné of the digestive organs and the bowels, and te robthe system of its vital strength, they ate uns¢rupulously recom: mended to the weak and prostrate victims of disease as stimu'ants! It is time this huinbug-(not avery successful one itis true, thanks to the mature common sense of tiie American people) was stigmutized as it deserves. Such mischieVous . falsehoods should be exposed pro bono publico. tetter’s Stomach Bittebs, be it distinctly Understood, is a stimulant. It has a-apiritnous baris and that basis is the -yehicle which diffuses its part of the system. © ‘I'he tonic, alter Titive and regulating ingredients of the Bitters would be comparatively inert if they were not>: p8Q_to speak, carried to the localities where they “are required by the nOs8against the use of a pure alcOkglic fluid, effvet.to medicinal extracts of the highest. utility, isthe cant of charlatanism. Every intelligen t Riyal sician 50-charae neetiaes it debilitated by the nauseous ene. oe nostrums of the parties whe ‘put it forth, soon find to their.sorrow that it.is a delwsion and a snare. -Hostetter’s Bitters, the great sanitary stimulant of the age, .is,in vitalizing, renovating pre paration.: HAMS, BACON, and Are Now Manufacturing A Superior Article of Hams, B2con, = and Lard. . EVERY ARTICLE WARRAN. “TED NO. 1. at the Na-. . The Lard is put up in ‘ight lb, . Rudsteh Photograph Gallery, ak purguratlyves advertise them as tonics, stom. stimulating agent. “THE CAbEWhich protesta . when employed asa means of -giving-fultthe truestsense of the word, a wholesome, ; pore eSerenrn LARD CASHIN &Go. \awnnvemenenenent, UNDER WAY —AND THE— Public Triumphant HAMS, and LARD, J acob N = A. GOLDSMITH'S + te ‘sew on ae = ae os . A-LARGE STOCK. CLEARING SALE = oo -. Hams,A-PUSITIVE FACT. [) oo — BE SOLD and ; Cheaper than Ever wen: ay. Lard. Thirty Days 1] whichme offers for sale” pp anne . ier SaeReee natant AEE \HE public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL CLEARING SAL. id ‘Commences. To-Morrow_And continues for 30 Days Durtng that time the Entire ‘Stock will be sold at a TREMENDOUS REDUOTION. The subjoined LIST OF PRICES will give some idea of the reductions made; but . to tally understand and 1 appree iate nie ‘BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well to call and examine the Stock , commpare-prices, &c. (which I respectfully invite all to do.before purchasing elsewhere, LIST ‘OF PRICES. 10.000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10 cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, be brand, (421-2 ctsperyd. _ White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 cts.

;nel 37 1-2 cts.French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and un. bleached 45 cents. Gentine Irish Silk Poplins, at. $1 25 cts per yd. Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts . On all kinds of Dress Goods a . . Reduction of 30 per ct is ‘made. . Fine Ottoman. Shawls and . iW oolen Hosiery at Greatly Re-' . anced Prices. . Particular attention is called . ‘ltoa large-assortment of Boy's) . Cans and warranted good and sw_et for One Year. . Ht is entirely free of Mutton fat, The cans are well made of the te The attention of the Trade is invited-tothese articles. na Addressierders to ; ‘best tin.’ ae. 2 Nevada County is called te the above named articles. All wool 7-8 wide White Flan. — Imperial-3-ply Carpet $1 50, e Wholesale_or Retail The attention of the people of JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON. COMMERCE TAS Scere NEVADA CIFY, _ NevadayOot JUST RECEIVED aT THE OLD STAND. —OFr— W. R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Sts. NEVADA cITY. fYNHE LARGEST » INVOIOR of the very best assortinentof : BOOTS, SHOES, &c. EVER BROUGHT TO°T Is MAKKET. The stoox consists in partof Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. Men's: Boots, Shoes. Brogans “r@aiters; Slippers: &e: Of ali winds, qualities and varieties, All of which will be sold. cheap for Cash and as cheap a6 the sanr ean be purchased at Retail in San Francisco, Ca}! and see for yourselves fer the undersigned is determined Not to be Undersold by any one. —_ Assets. 81, eet 802 03.. N . kno wn and popular place; National Exchange Bath Rooms .AND BARBER HOP. BROAD STREET..:...NEVADA CITY; ak <a SBaTHS. es KLINGENSPOR & WALT ERS, V J OULD respectfully inform the people of this city and county that they have become proprietors of the above welland having re. fitted it up in a style sec ond to no shop in . the State, are now prepared to give the very best satisfaction to all whe may please tu favor them with their patronage. HOT AND COLD BA'THS at all hours, HAIR-CUTTING done in the latest Style. ta, Fora good, clean ‘Bhave call at ine _. National Excbange Barber Shop. ~ DRUJENNINGS”. REPRODU! CTOR always on hand and for sale.” aoe its Ladies—kutreance for Baths through the . . Hoter, ‘ KLINGENSPOR & WALTERS, Nevada, Jan, sete, 1874. { 4 THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS'!, pany in the Country. Income over $16,000 per day, tion of the Company over \ GEO, 0. BOARDMAN, = IRA A. EATON, Agent, Nevada. 4 JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Valley. : JAMES. A. StIDCER, nce North San Juan. — ~ San‘Francisco, Feb, t7-3m NORTH AMERICA x New & Good Goods! 11 Fn INSURANCE “COMPAN = ; OF NEW YORK ORGANIZED. 1862, SSETS OVER A $6,000,000 , The Largest Annual Income !} Of any Fire Insurance ComLosses paid since the organiza$40,000,000 00 Manayer Pacific Branch. Grass Policies issued upon the Whole ise ~ . ¥IONEER MARBLE WORKS, tT, W. MoCREADY, Proprietor, Marysville, Cal. iro § desiring. MARBLE . TOMB. STONES of MONUMENTS to commemorate' departed friends, oan be furnished with the article deiimed_by calling at the PIONEER MARA «E WORKS, Marysville, Cal. All work warranted to be as reprosanted Prices reasonable. Send me your orders, T, W. McOREADY err Deo . 1873. NATIONAL ‘EXCHANGE HOTEL, RROAD STREET eer eens CARR & GENTRY. iclatees NHIS WFRLL KNOWN HOTEL_IS AL ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style, he Sleeping Rooms are large; airy and. comfortable, and the.Table will compare favorably with that, of, any.Hotel in the State. The Proprietors will spare no pains nor expense to render their guests conifortable, Stages “forall parts of-the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House is kept open all night for thé accommodation of the Travéling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cop) *cte.’ with the Hotel, : A share of Publie Patronage is Tespec tf—~Pty-solivited: —OARR & GENTRY, Proprietors, = Neva’ In, suse sth, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. IRA A. EATON, Pree THIS w well known and ular Hote, sitiated on Street, in the City of Nevada, is always open for the rece})tion of guests, The sleeping comoutabie, and every bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. Asa desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNTON {4 not excelled by any House outside of San Irancisco, Asan Eating. House, the tableof the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State. The BAR is constantly xept supplied with the choicest. brands ot Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can be procured o tside the large cities, Every attention is given te make the guests com fortable> The proprietor solicits a share o 4 he public patronage. nly pevdstonems D. B. “ME RRY, A. x) Me GRE Gok, BB. Deputy and sate Chief Deputy Oounty purveyor. Surveyor, City & County of San Francisco, MERRY & McGREGOR, RY Li, AND’ MINING ENGINEERS, J LAN BURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS“MEN, NEVADA CITY. wa Office at the COURT HOtSE:-Order left atthe Daily Union Office,Gruss Valley will meet a prompt atte BLY m, doi DENTISTRY, air ety epartmentsareterge-airy aid quality of Goods . Life, Joint Life, Endowment, or . on the Tontiene Plan; and all . Policies are registered with the LEATHBR OF ALL EANDS for sale te thé Trade Cheap for Cash. Onall and see. aE, R. COE. Nevada, Nov. 26th. \BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {APITAL STOCK $200, 000. OFFICERS: JOHN W. HINDS, President. PIRECTORS : Jehn Cashin, — Chas, Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L: Mareh, A. H. Parker. Jobn W. . nee. MONEY TO, LOAN o on goed eollateral se. curity. : Higkest Price-paid for City and Coun . Warrants. Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular . Rates. . Wear which will be sold at SAC-. . Tificing Prices. Anda thousand . dt eies articles too numerous to . mention here. Call at once and get great bar+ = 'yains. Samples sent toall parts. of the: county. sa A. GOLDSMITH, CASHIN & CO. Sinaia $8 Netgae City, Ca i : Broad Street, Nevada City. . a ee 4 ee a ers = a — = a+ ae a = “ cf eae ee r ve ee ; : : Gold Dust Bonght. Bullion -disconnted. Liberal advances made-on Gold Dust or} Bullion for Assay or Coinege at tLe Min General and Speciai Depotits recervem, Checks on San Krancisco, Sacramento, § Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, onc ion and Germa . surance Company. CoRREsPONDESI#—Panik of Califarn? Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramfito . Agency Bank of California, ving City. Interest on Time Le aa ett. Lp.allow. . m _ed,.as follows : es Six Months Time Depos. its,6 per cent. per annum. ‘Twelve Tfonths. Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per annum. a7" Persona residing at » distance ean send money by Express, Cheeks on Solvent Banks taken at par. ry be: for Liverpool, London, Globe, In. ee Controller, and their payment . at maturity guaranteed by the t . State of New York. . } . . . No Restrictions on {Travel or . Business. . WATSON WEEB, i General Agent for the Pacific . Coast, * . §. B. DAVENPORT, . = Lozal Agentat Nevada City. . Nevada, Febraary &th, 1874, 719 FHOTOGRAPHERS. / A Good Chance for a Live Man os CHAS. FERRAND. FFERS for sale, a cheap, his Photo. QO graph Gallery tabitehet tor over . ten years, The best of upparstus, from Quarter Size up te 8-4, With Chemicals, Stock, Furniture -&c. Wishing to leave the COUBTY 48.5008 &8 pos gible, he-will sell at a Kacrifies. Call and see fof yourself.. CHAS.” YRRAND. ~ ' Nevada City,,Jan. 10th, 1874. Cs Erie ie P. E. HUGUSON has open dl, AR ottice, ‘In Kidd’s ucidatian, Broad ‘Street Over Aschheim Bros.’ Store. He is prepared_to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Opesative Dentistry \atest and most approveu styler. Artificial Teeth inserted-en Gold, Ail ver; Vulcanite and: Aluminium.™~ Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and priteof work. Visite made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, FREIGHT: BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. CHERPEST ROUTE. C, HOLLAND, ee ‘DING. MERCHANT = rk geodon, Care of C, Holland, Wheat; land . ; ten gins always on hand to convey goodn throuch without ¢ lelay. By sending goods this wuy there is 4 tavmg of £2.60 per ty acramento or San Francisco. either frou $ , Cc. HOLI AND, iy8 Whi ut ty and. Winter Azrangement. & NEVADA CITY & DUTCH FLA? Stage dnd Express Line. J. BR. BOARDWELL, Proprietor. 4. ON and after MONa DAY, December 1, Stage = will leave Union Hotel, Nevada city,for You Bet,® Little York and Dutch Flat every Mouday, Wednesdsy and Friday mornings, at— 8 o'clock. n Re turning, will leave Dutch Flat. for Nevada and intermediate. points every Sea Sh aud er mornings. * Union hotel, Gl Pie Oe. ree eenrtsas cna ona nn ammeter ag ipeinam ant