March 6, 1867 (6 pages)

NEFIT ! JADA, to [ONDS ALIFORNIA, ; =F ig stig? Vox if Trisc a9 ‘ LOCAL ENTELLIGENCE. : “yout —The eg Seah . today. launches upon. itg . fourteenth<volume .with @ prosperous _ present. and. p: ehecring future. The: purposes.of its.con. _*inctors will not--be changed, as the expe“pience of the past has only confirmed their belief, as to the true mission of the press. * The paper will continue to advocate the . principles of universal, freedom.as. a a ‘by the great Union party, to ‘sustain the Congressional policy of reconstruction,and advocate.’ ‘the selection: of ‘officers , of. in“tegrity and ability in the State and county. » In local affairs it shall be our. purpose” to} VENER. to informithe. a and its vicin‘int the. Town with i “pty he poe 8 5 ai0 per a He hy ack ate ; 4 ‘r Sonne wer, Vegetable : of, — ers. “af eccording to LLBY, OF on mburg and Bz. f ; J. ORICH, CARD, Ve 0 ila at <4 3 es tee a faithfully represent the resources. of. the county, to aid'in the development of its mineral and agricultural wealth, and to “make the TRANSCRIPT a faithful chronicle -of current events. — _ DIscHarcEp.—Holland, who was exam_ med before Judge Kendall, on Monday “evening; upon the chargé of assault with intent to murder Butler, was discharged __ from custody, the shooting being’ corisid“ered justifiable. Butler was waiting upon Holland’s wife, and the latter deter‘mined to administer a wholesome rebuke ‘which he did in the shape of a leaden bullet from a Colt’s revolver. He’ said to _ the officer who arrested him: ‘I supposed for some time that my wife-was-untrue to mie, and last Sunday night I ambuscaded ‘behind a tree, on Nevada street ard saw the proot of it. I,asked Butler what he was doing with my wife and shot him,”— Another colored man commenting on this affair, said: “De black people. got to stop » waiting on one anoder’s’ wives, Dat’s what makes all de trouble.” . When. re“minded that he had . done 80, he replied : “Hush, honey, what is past is past, for de fature' I keeps clar dem fellers, sure.’”’— “Thete is « moral in this little affair that may benefit many, if heeded. * Tur Youne Levcr:—The Young ledge, located at Eureka, and owned by Black & Young, is being steadily worked notwith-gtanding the .snow, which lies nine feet deep at the mill. The.lower tunnel opens the vein two hundred feet below ‘the'surfaee: ‘ The ledge, which is four feet wide, has been stripped for three ‘handred ‘feet . ’ and along the whole distance presents a beautiful appearance. The rock, which is ‘of a dark grayish color, . is studded ‘with, ffhe.gold. . The,,company has ' one hundred and fifty tons of this rock at their ‘mill and can get-it out of the mine rapidly énough to keep the mill constantly at vwork. They have an‘ abundant supply of wood on hand, and will not be interrupted by the storms. This mine will show a large yield of sce at the. end: of . “the present year. ‘THE RANCHING ProsPects.—The prosspect is géod for an average grain and a large hay, crop in the lower’ part’ of the . County this season, The early planting “was So far advanced, except in the marshy ‘places, that the’heavy rains have done no harm, and it is growing thriftily. The “cold weather several weeks ago froze some ‘of the ‘crops which were planted late, but’ --mo-great damage has heen done as yet.— A fayorable season from this on will give an abundant supply of hay. ‘The fruit \erop, if we have ng fate heavy trosts, will We the tao evry Knit i county. oe “ Mua.—Stiles’ mill has been ‘the Whole batte-y of eight stamps ‘ill be ‘started up to-day. The mill is consider-. ably imp and its capacity has been doubled by the repairs. A lot of rock from . : ‘the notthern extension of the’ Star Spangled Banner.mine will, be worked first.— ~The foek’fs of ‘the”eaihe’ character as the Banner claim, and will without ¢ doubt yield . Peters 7 ) Ly. i exchanged shots on Sunday night, were aaNet Bw Ac Sager number one enand-original, Rn ‘ere‘all rendeted in exellent, style,, . Charley Rhoades presides, and enlivens: the entertainments with his originality in song and saying. . , taste.” Miss’ ‘Josephine hasa tlear, musical voice, and sings the ballads beautifully. Rhoades picks the banjo finely, and . . after his solos was called out three . times ‘by ‘the audience, Medina is a thorough sician, and handles the cornet and the . banjo with equal facility. The dancing ‘by Miss Eimma Miles’ and Josephine was first rate and.elicited great applause. We have seldom seen an audience more amused and entertained than‘on Monday evening. There is. a freshness about the humor, and a vivacity about the acting of the members of this’ troupe which will ensure them full houses during the week. ne THE TARGET PRACTICE.—The Nevada Light Guard will turn out on next Satur. day for parade and target practice. The Company is: ordered to appear at the Ar mory at half past 9" o'clock; ‘a. a. They will “march to the shooting ground at Mulloy’s, on the Red Dog road. We understand that several purses will be shot for, besides other prizes offered by the friends of the Company. We hope to see the ranks full on Saturday. CANDIDATES FoR, City OFFices.—Already the “peops” are beginning to talk of candidates for city officers at the charter election which is'to take piace on the first Monday of May. The contest will be lively for Marshal, and for this office the heaviest fight will be made.’ We are not sure that we have heard:all thecandidates mentioned, but will: give the: names-of those we Have heard spoken of in/ connec‘tion -with: the city offices. . For Marshal, we have heard Tom Canfield, Chas. Cornell, Wm. Scott and Silas Austin mentioned, For Assessor Chas. H. Mead, and for Treasurer, Wm. F. Evens. THe Liserty Mixe.—A lot of rock from the: Liberty mine at Eureka, is being worked in the arrasta of Booth & Co,, at that place, andis yielding handsomely.— This claim is owned by oe and others of San’ Francisco, No Go—On Monday a party of ladies and gentlemen started from this city to wigit the mines of,;.Grass Valley. Their team “baulked” this side of the Town Talk, and.after a heavy halfday’s work by the gentlemen, in trying to induce the team to go ahead, the party gave up in despair and. returned to town—tired out and disappointed. Can’t BE Buit.—We understand that only extend to » the second floor, and thatif the cupola is built:it: must rest upon the studding and the timbers of the roof. If this-is the case, acupdla never should be put upon the building, as it would certainly injure the structure greatly. 4A Fark Prospect.—The barometer at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company yesterday marked “‘clear,” standing higher than it has for four months. The sun was out bright and warm, and in conspirits. se CARRYING ConCEALED WRAPoRt,—Holland and Batler, the two.colored ‘men who yesterday arrested -and ‘brought before Judge Kendall upon the charge of carrying concealed ‘rennoes. “Pare Waren Wonks—The supply of water will be shiit off from the city to-day, fegth 2o’tlock FM: 8 o"Ulbck, for the . purpose of making repairs. Housekeepers . y had ‘better date a "rent sapply this . 16 jokes are new}: the sequence every body seemed in buoyant } ‘Gy +i tah GB. Lapp mo vite 4") ee Piney Atte NR ey, ‘Bis ak Book . Wallace taps the:tamborine.in inimitable} a style, and Talbot “tattlés the bones” with . . . Sheet Music,” "' Bi i -:) AlDome, = Gold Pei: = : Mouldings, : ‘Engravings, . ‘ : ei &¢. &e. &e. 2 Pleture Frames, of any size, made to order,’ * LIFE AND, FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.) The Mutual Life Insurance Company OR NEW YORE. as the Largeet Cash Axsets, Pays the Highest Dividends. . And does the Largest amount of business of any Company in the United States. « The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco, ‘By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss« es by Fire or Marine is taking the lead of all Companies on this coast, 8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada City, Dec. 19th, 1966, " NOTICE, OTICE is hereby given that I will apply to Ne he Hon. Board. 7 give f Supervisors of movies county, at their regular. meeting.in “February, 1£ 67, jor a renewal of license. to collect. tolis-o my bri idge on lower Deer Crees, Nevada conn re M. B, OAGUE. H. ERNST, BOOK BINDER, . posite Randolph’s Jewelry Store. Nevadv, Feb. 10th. (Goods. Dry Goods, ' How} te . Keonomize ! Buy your Goods att Aw GOLDSMITH? S Pashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. re Carpets. Millinery Oil Cloths, Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes, SACRAMENTO 7 SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED ! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, war Orders promptly attended to. —— . LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANKEI Under Shirts and. Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, “Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode!"Par-Those sending orders for Shirta, will please send the measure of the neck ier? Panne ie Secramento, Jan, 9th. Ap om ad Bon i the Bose di with thy ; ve past ars acee tk Board. i i pirael pre & ti ames of tb iy puret ' & BF i t2~ Constable and Justice's Blanks on hand. . ety hig vom arp, iy the) quantities. § >) *F ames SE & ax Sey ie yg © one tee ae es srk COMMERCIAL STREET—UP, STAIRS, . Opbeing” and succeed at bt the largest stock of goods in their litle times require, con, } sisting ef . GROCERIES, ® ‘HARD WARE 3.2 & a Se T his Wertberebes'to aa apar ta go ¥y A LAG R. r sk hop SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, ranger Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY or CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. poe ge “WILL BE SOLD \CHEAP FOR. CASH, By W. ¢ BANDOLPH, iihnsitilasbeibaiig, . . Nevada, December 19th. GREGORY & 'WAITE, “KY E THE OF GREETING THEIR NU 8 PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL. THE BEST GOODS. IN. ‘THE MARKET ‘AND OX THB BEST OF TERMS. In epite of the Hurricane and other tremendous ‘*blows”’,they still “live and move and have their LIQUORS, CASK GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c. IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, . &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any ‘demand. Hf the ladies “or any other man," desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY. & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospec® ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS ali Nevada made, 1200 PO HONEY~—in comb, 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FEED. “CORN MEAL, HOMINY; OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till a "f rest. PORE Fee ae ' TUBS, PAILS, AND WwooD aad WILLOW WARE generally. « TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASH‘BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other inxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER, DITTO OF N CANDLES secre! ‘the demand. SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEBES. i like AMOUNT OF SUGAR, ofevery KEROSENE of th iost iit natare and . TOG dsake Sid wild) Glabeifthort, ‘OUR! BSTAB . LISHMBN® IS AS COMPLETE, AS, ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. « Phinhlctul for #’Very liberal patronage: the subtue" & ro t we i alien i Ot eseohh niT TAH .W tet ! ivan! . Shakes, aie a wi WOOD! Woop woop) _ WHERE? : At BAKER & MARTINS, ENO. 78 sae STREET, —, September 12th, ‘ . Cigars, Tobacco a Pipes, “ &e.,, JULIUS GREENWALD, (Successor to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars “and “Tobaccot Hig San Franclecok¥obbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountaing To my extensive stock 1 wonid tion of Dealers and the public gen the atten ‘Orders from all of th ii . tally Breeded oe a Sa wll be faith Nevada, September 14th. ‘ THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND @ THE SAME ‘FACILITTRS FOR ing as the old firm, Iam enabled to sell This side of San Francisco is kept at the Store ot J. E. JOHNSTON. Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange Bureaus, eid Chairs, nando, Tables Sofas, _Mirrorsi&o. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR‘CASH., UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. ee 7 Call and examine the Stock }.c¢ ‘EB. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail Ea DEALER In oF FLOUR, GRAIN AND’ FEED, Main street,{Nevada, oe ASSAY OF FICE. : GEO. W. KIDD & CO.. Bankers, D'srsup the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevaresco Price will-be paid for Gold Dust. Gena ion pio atthe Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio for Assay or at the Mint, MO TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest. Registe — County Serip bought at PLBGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg Aierttnente tea Vin Virginia city, Drafts on the Eastern Cities, London, and Dub: diet for a for the Landon and Liverpool Fire and V Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Refined and eee aes Correspondents—San . fornia; Sacramento, ah 0, ne rong Virginie f Californi Oigy, eta Pani OC ORNS eo on, DR. A. cuAsmals, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. 19D? jeuu-dnatt Jjovak ATVie™ Revada, demicides aek giiaie qe nist sal . Bye Flour, Barley, Corn Meal,j . Corn, Rye Meal, Oat, Buckwheat, ‘Bye, &e. Gat Méal, &e, FLOUR, And Ground Feed of all kinds, eels $27 A liberal discount to the trade. @ko, W. KIDD. — J. W. HIND. BW. TULLE BANKING MOUSE AND iid Baa Nin

NEFIT ! JADA, to [ONDS ALIFORNIA, ; =F ig stig? Vox if Trisc a9 ‘ LOCAL ENTELLIGENCE. : “yout —The eg Seah . today. launches upon. itg . fourteenth<volume .with @ prosperous _ present. and. p: ehecring future. The: purposes.of its.con. _*inctors will not--be changed, as the expe“pience of the past has only confirmed their belief, as to the true mission of the press. * The paper will continue to advocate the . principles of universal, freedom.as. a a ‘by the great Union party, to ‘sustain the Congressional policy of reconstruction,and advocate.’ ‘the selection: of ‘officers , of. in“tegrity and ability in the State and county. » In local affairs it shall be our. purpose” to} VENER. to informithe. a and its vicin‘int the. Town with i “pty he poe 8 5 ai0 per a He hy ack ate ; 4 ‘r Sonne wer, Vegetable : of, — ers. “af eccording to LLBY, OF on mburg and Bz. f ; J. ORICH, CARD, Ve 0 ila at <4 3 es tee a faithfully represent the resources. of. the county, to aid'in the development of its mineral and agricultural wealth, and to “make the TRANSCRIPT a faithful chronicle -of current events. — _ DIscHarcEp.—Holland, who was exam_ med before Judge Kendall, on Monday “evening; upon the chargé of assault with intent to murder Butler, was discharged __ from custody, the shooting being’ corisid“ered justifiable. Butler was waiting upon Holland’s wife, and the latter deter‘mined to administer a wholesome rebuke ‘which he did in the shape of a leaden bullet from a Colt’s revolver. He’ said to _ the officer who arrested him: ‘I supposed for some time that my wife-was-untrue to mie, and last Sunday night I ambuscaded ‘behind a tree, on Nevada street ard saw the proot of it. I,asked Butler what he was doing with my wife and shot him,”— Another colored man commenting on this affair, said: “De black people. got to stop » waiting on one anoder’s’ wives, Dat’s what makes all de trouble.” . When. re“minded that he had . done 80, he replied : “Hush, honey, what is past is past, for de fature' I keeps clar dem fellers, sure.’”’— “Thete is « moral in this little affair that may benefit many, if heeded. * Tur Youne Levcr:—The Young ledge, located at Eureka, and owned by Black & Young, is being steadily worked notwith-gtanding the .snow, which lies nine feet deep at the mill. The.lower tunnel opens the vein two hundred feet below ‘the'surfaee: ‘ The ledge, which is four feet wide, has been stripped for three ‘handred ‘feet . ’ and along the whole distance presents a beautiful appearance. The rock, which is ‘of a dark grayish color, . is studded ‘with, ffhe.gold. . The,,company has ' one hundred and fifty tons of this rock at their ‘mill and can get-it out of the mine rapidly énough to keep the mill constantly at vwork. They have an‘ abundant supply of wood on hand, and will not be interrupted by the storms. This mine will show a large yield of sce at the. end: of . “the present year. ‘THE RANCHING ProsPects.—The prosspect is géod for an average grain and a large hay, crop in the lower’ part’ of the . County this season, The early planting “was So far advanced, except in the marshy ‘places, that the’heavy rains have done no harm, and it is growing thriftily. The “cold weather several weeks ago froze some ‘of the ‘crops which were planted late, but’ --mo-great damage has heen done as yet.— A fayorable season from this on will give an abundant supply of hay. ‘The fruit \erop, if we have ng fate heavy trosts, will We the tao evry Knit i county. oe “ Mua.—Stiles’ mill has been ‘the Whole batte-y of eight stamps ‘ill be ‘started up to-day. The mill is consider-. ably imp and its capacity has been doubled by the repairs. A lot of rock from . : ‘the notthern extension of the’ Star Spangled Banner.mine will, be worked first.— ~The foek’fs of ‘the”eaihe’ character as the Banner claim, and will without ¢ doubt yield . Peters 7 ) Ly. i exchanged shots on Sunday night, were aaNet Bw Ac Sager number one enand-original, Rn ‘ere‘all rendeted in exellent, style,, . Charley Rhoades presides, and enlivens: the entertainments with his originality in song and saying. . , taste.” Miss’ ‘Josephine hasa tlear, musical voice, and sings the ballads beautifully. Rhoades picks the banjo finely, and . . after his solos was called out three . times ‘by ‘the audience, Medina is a thorough sician, and handles the cornet and the . banjo with equal facility. The dancing ‘by Miss Eimma Miles’ and Josephine was first rate and.elicited great applause. We have seldom seen an audience more amused and entertained than‘on Monday evening.. There is. a freshness about the humor, and a vivacity about the acting of the members of this’ troupe which will ensure them full houses during the week. ne THE TARGET PRACTICE.—The Nevada Light Guard will turn out on next Satur. day for parade and target practice. The Company is: ordered to appear at the Ar mory at half past 9" o'clock; ‘a. a. They will “march to the shooting ground at Mulloy’s, on the Red Dog road. We understand that several purses will be shot for, besides other prizes offered by the friends of the Company. We hope to see the ranks full on Saturday. CANDIDATES FoR, City OFFices.—Already the “peops” are beginning to talk of candidates for city officers at the charter election which is'to take piace on the first Monday of May. The contest will be lively for Marshal, and for this office the heaviest fight will be made.’ We are not sure that we have heard:all thecandidates mentioned, but will: give the: names-of those we Have heard spoken of in/ connec‘tion -with: the city offices. . For Marshal, we have heard Tom Canfield, Chas. Cornell, Wm. Scott and Silas Austin mentioned, For Assessor Chas. H. Mead, and for Treasurer, Wm. F. Evens. THe Liserty Mixe.—A lot of rock from the: Liberty mine at Eureka, is being worked in the arrasta of Booth & Co,, at that place, andis yielding handsomely.— This claim is owned by oe and others of San’ Francisco, No Go—On Monday a party of ladies and gentlemen started from this city to wigit the mines of,;.Grass Valley. Their team “baulked” this side of the Town Talk, and.after a heavy halfday’s work by the gentlemen, in trying to induce the team to go ahead, the party gave up in despair and. returned to town—tired out and disappointed. Can’t BE Buit.—We understand that only extend to » the second floor, and thatif the cupola is built:it: must rest upon the studding and the timbers of the roof. If this-is the case, acupdla never should be put upon the building, as it would certainly injure the structure greatly. 4A Fark Prospect.—The barometer at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company yesterday marked “‘clear,” standing higher than it has for four months. The sun was out bright and warm, and in conspirits. se CARRYING ConCEALED WRAPoRt,—Holland and Batler, the two.colored ‘men who yesterday arrested -and ‘brought before Judge Kendall upon the charge of carrying concealed ‘rennoes. “Pare Waren Wonks—The supply of water will be shiit off from the city to-day, fegth 2o’tlock FM: 8 o"Ulbck, for the . purpose of making repairs. Housekeepers . y had ‘better date a "rent sapply this . 16 jokes are new}: the sequence every body seemed in buoyant } ‘Gy +i tah GB. Lapp mo vite 4") ee Piney Atte NR ey, ‘Bis ak Book . Wallace taps the:tamborine.in inimitable} a style, and Talbot “tattlés the bones” with . . . Sheet Music,” "' Bi i -:) AlDome, = Gold Pei: = : Mouldings, : ‘Engravings, . ‘ : ei &¢. &e. &e. 2 Pleture Frames, of any size, made to order,’ * LIFE AND, FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.) The Mutual Life Insurance Company OR NEW YORE. as the Largeet Cash Axsets, Pays the Highest Dividends. . And does the Largest amount of business of any Company in the United States. « The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of San Francisco, ‘By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its loss« es by Fire or Marine is taking the lead of all Companies on this coast,

8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada City, Dec. 19th, 1966, " NOTICE, OTICE is hereby given that I will apply to Ne he Hon. Board. 7 give f Supervisors of movies county, at their regular. meeting.in “February, 1£ 67, jor a renewal of license. to collect. tolis-o my bri idge on lower Deer Crees, Nevada conn re M. B, OAGUE. H. ERNST, BOOK BINDER, . posite Randolph’s Jewelry Store. Nevadv, Feb. 10th. (Goods. Dry Goods, ' How} te . Keonomize ! Buy your Goods att Aw GOLDSMITH? S Pashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. re Carpets. Millinery Oil Cloths, Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes, SACRAMENTO 7 SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED ! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, war Orders promptly attended to. —— . LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANKEI Under Shirts and. Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, “Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode!"Par-Those sending orders for Shirta, will please send the measure of the neck ier? Panne ie Secramento, Jan, 9th. Ap om ad Bon i the Bose di with thy ; ve past ars acee tk Board. i i pirael pre & ti ames of tb iy puret ' & BF i t2~ Constable and Justice's Blanks on hand. . ety hig vom arp, iy the) quantities. § >) *F ames SE & ax Sey ie yg © one tee ae es srk COMMERCIAL STREET—UP, STAIRS, . Opbeing” and succeed at bt the largest stock of goods in their litle times require, con, } sisting ef . GROCERIES, ® ‘HARD WARE 3.2 & a Se T his Wertberebes'to aa apar ta go ¥y A LAG R. r sk hop SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, ranger Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY or CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. poe ge “WILL BE SOLD \CHEAP FOR. CASH, By W. ¢ BANDOLPH, iihnsitilasbeibaiig, . . Nevada, December 19th. GREGORY & 'WAITE, “KY E THE OF GREETING THEIR NU 8 PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL. THE BEST GOODS. IN. ‘THE MARKET ‘AND OX THB BEST OF TERMS. In epite of the Hurricane and other tremendous ‘*blows”’,they still “live and move and have their LIQUORS, CASK GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c. IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, . &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any ‘demand. Hf the ladies “or any other man," desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY. & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospec® ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 3 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS ali Nevada made, 1200 PO HONEY~—in comb, 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FEED. “CORN MEAL, HOMINY; OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till a "f rest. PORE Fee ae ' TUBS, PAILS, AND WwooD aad WILLOW WARE generally. « TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASH‘BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other inxuries. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER, DITTO OF N CANDLES secre! ‘the demand. SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEBES. i like AMOUNT OF SUGAR, ofevery KEROSENE of th iost iit natare and . TOG dsake Sid wild) Glabeifthort, ‘OUR! BSTAB . LISHMBN® IS AS COMPLETE, AS, ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. « Phinhlctul for #’Very liberal patronage: the subtue" & ro t we i alien i Ot eseohh niT TAH .W tet ! ivan! . Shakes, aie a wi WOOD! Woop woop) _ WHERE? : At BAKER & MARTINS, ENO. 78 sae STREET, —, September 12th, ‘ . Cigars, Tobacco a Pipes, “ &e.,, JULIUS GREENWALD, (Successor to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars “and “Tobaccot Hig San Franclecok¥obbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountaing To my extensive stock 1 wonid tion of Dealers and the public gen the atten ‘Orders from all of th ii . tally Breeded oe a Sa wll be faith Nevada, September 14th. ‘ THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND @ THE SAME ‘FACILITTRS FOR ing as the old firm, Iam enabled to sell This side of San Francisco is kept at the Store ot J. E. JOHNSTON. Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange Bureaus, eid Chairs, nando, Tables Sofas, _Mirrorsi&o. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR‘CASH., UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. ee 7 Call and examine the Stock }.c¢ ‘EB. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail Ea DEALER In oF FLOUR, GRAIN AND’ FEED, Main street,{Nevada, oe ASSAY OF FICE. : GEO. W. KIDD & CO.... Bankers, D'srsup the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevaresco Price will-be paid for Gold Dust. Gena ion pio atthe Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio for Assay or at the Mint, MO TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest. Registe — County Serip bought at PLBGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg Aierttnente tea Vin Virginia city, Drafts on the Eastern Cities, London, and Dub: diet for a for the Landon and Liverpool Fire and V Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Refined and eee aes Correspondents—San . fornia; Sacramento, ah 0, ne rong Virginie f Californi Oigy, eta Pani OC ORNS eo on, DR. A. cuAsmals, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—cornerof Broad and Pine sts. 19D? jeuu-dnatt Jjovak ATVie™ Revada, demicides aek giiaie qe nist sal . Bye Flour, Barley, Corn Meal,j . Corn, Rye Meal, Oat, Buckwheat, ‘Bye, &e. Gat Méal, &e, FLOUR, And Ground Feed of all kinds, eels $27 A liberal discount to the trade. @ko, W. KIDD. — J. W. HIND. BW. TULLE BANKING MOUSE AND iid Baa Nin