March 7, 1871 (4 pages)

ne ye RO — — #UESDAY MORNING what We wants ern What we want at the head of the State Goverhment is a man~of honor and integrity ; of courage and independence ; the possessor.ot the greatest.of all virtues in a public man, the power ani thé will to.say ‘No ;* whose back. is braced with iron and not with millions; whose moral characteris spotless ; whose business record 1s unimpeached and unimpeachable ; whose ambition is to do right, and who has no fear in ‘the execution of the work ;. whose aim is the advancement of the interests of the people, aud not a stumbling blgck in shake way, who would scorn todo a dishonorable act, and who would refuse to lend himself to the angorgot the schemes of cortupt politicians; or-any other class of State plunderers. Have we such a man in our State?—<Spirit of the Times. fk “We have several such men in. the State, and more than two such have been pamed in connection with the Republican nomination for Governor The Times claims that Selby, comes,up. io the mark. We. say Newton Booth fills the bill, and we have already given our reasons for the faith that is in us. » General Redington, of Sacramento, for . stern integrity, lionesty of purpose and . ability, would ‘command the ‘heany Supp 2rt of Republicans, ehould he happen, to be preferred by the. Stiite Cons vention to other gedtlemen’ mértiinéd: His speech upon réceiving the nomination as Elector inthe last Piebiiential4 campaign, shows him to be a deep thinker and devoted to pringiple, Those who know. him -beat-honor and respect: him, and we feel confident he would come up to the standatd' in the extract above quoted. ‘The Republican’ party is at no loss for men whom as its candidates, can command the respect and support of the masses of the party — Even the politicians feel the hevessity of selecting such men, and from those . : mentioned in connection with the office we feel confident thé very best man will be chosen. It is no time now for factious contentions for favorites. If there be such, either of the gentlemen named have 'sufficient merit for fridtids tb ‘urge their claimis upon, without résorting to the abuse of all who happen to stand n the way, The Virginia City Stage Robbed. On Saturday morning last, the stage on the way from Reno to Virginia was . stopped on the Geiger grade, near where the robbery was committed four years ago. The late robbery wis cont mitted by three men armed ‘with shot guns. They came out:from the road side and compelled the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co’s. treasure boxes, valuabl@’ @tarted off. The driver on being relféved, made the five’ miles to Virginia City in dg minutes; ‘The ala given and officers started in pursuit. One of the robbers ‘was captured on the road from the place, with his shot gun, coin packagés and other evidences-of ‘guilt on his ‘person, ~ His ‘mame is Jobnson alias Roland. Another man named Dean wasafterwarde . arrested in Virginia City, adit was, . @xpected the third robber would be caught, Gun. SHERMAN, President of the .Society of the Atmy of the Tennessee, an: . nounces that its fifth regular meeting will be held in Cincinnati oa the 6th and 7th of April, Col: John W, Noblé, of the Third Lowa Cavalry, will deliver the annnal address, Every officer who at any time served with honor in. the army and departments is, by the constitut‘on, entitled to a membership,and all such, as well as mémbers of kindred societies, are invited to attend the meeting. af ae Wyte _ AS8cHoor, girl in Ferdandana, Fla.,a a few nights ago, turned down the wick of her kerogene lamp, and as it continued to smoke she placed a book on the top ef the chimney. In a moment a fearful explosion took place, which re to her dress, to the cur, taing, ai the adjacent woodwork, " and she fatally burned, dying the next ig. These oo open, and with the! —Thefiron, d Machi@@. Co ny nn, have been gi ber of Weeks, an i: th company has,’ duringy tWat time, Mad several efforts to replace them by or have left; voluntarily upon Jearning the condition of affairse More recently, however, a number of men wére -seifested. a . determination to , stick in who belong to the organization known as the Iron Moulders’ Union. On Saturday night, the 18th ult., two of, the new workmen were attacked by the old moulders on Main: ‘street, and knocked; down and beaten. One of the men attacked drew a knife to defend himself from further assault, and was arrested by an officer with the knife in his hand. Two of the assaulting party were also arrested, but the ringleader has thus far eluded the’ police, On Monday the parties were brought bes fore Judge Bultock at the Cry Court, and William H. Danley, the assaulted meulder, was ‘discharged, while ' John Ward, who assisted in the assault, was fined $5 and costs, A crowd of the Strikers attended the Court and follow: after the trial. But_as two officers acy eempahied him, no-assault was. com-= mitted. On’ Monday night one of the’ new moulders was assaulted in East Bridgeport by two petsohs, who came upon him suddenly, and he was so badly beaten as to be incapable of unable to identify his assailants, as it . was very dark when the assault was committed. The officers of the Mould. ers* Union deprecate ‘afl violence! and counse} only legal measures of oppesition. Lance Business’ 1n Cnkar’ JewELRY.— The manufacture of cheap plated, rubber and horn jewelry, says a Boston paper, has grown to be a very large, prosperous and increasing business, aud in Boston alone there are. five or six wholesale dealers who represent a capital of between $300,000 aod $400,000. The volame of ‘trade the past three or four months, foots up wu larger aggregate than at the ¢corress ponding time ayear ago, and manus facturers are now. generally busy, making up supplies for the Spring trade, Large orders are being copstanttly filled for shipments to Onlifor.: nia, made up.ef wide varieties andithe Kastern and Provincial trade has, been steady and satisfactory, while the West are hot siow in providing thems selves with these goods of New England manufactiré. Many ‘new styles _of pins, buttons, ladies’ sets, etc., are credible, as every society and elub adopts some emblem to be worn aga pin. Rubber and horn goods are very fashionab’e and popular, and -owing to their comparative cheapness, are sold ahd export. Hon. Reverdy Johnson, in a recent letter to the British Parliament, with whom he conducted the negotiations for cheaper postage between England and America, expresses. the hope. that the have a penny postage, believing that . besides the individual interests which cheap postage promotes, its effects in bringing together in closer union our countries will be to confirm those ftiendly relations which are so vital to our common prosperity and happiness, Iris rumored as a singular coincldence, that when the United States ‘Steamer Worcester, which ‘s to carry the tricolor was unturled from the flag staff instead of the, stars and: stripés—the flag having been taken from'the store house without examin~ img. . THE damage done the’ Lincoln School Hoase by the late fire will not TROUBLE AMONG WoRKMEN—IRON . Chesnuts and Asparagus. cured by the company, who have man. . : spite of, the threats of the strikers, ed Danley over to East Bridgeport’ moving atall for some-days: He is how coming on the market, and the . demand for “badge pins” ix almbst in. id large quantities both for heme use . day is not far distant when’ we shall} Boston’s relief to France, was launched, . . gro from chesnut¢ i from @rance. They to two feet in afew for sale to those who desire to other’ nen from abroad.” Pwo or three} plant them: "Mr: ~Leme yesterdayylots of men have been imported, but . brought us a sample of asparagus . have been driven away by the’strikers . which *as cut yesterday “morning. This is the first of the season. The “stalks are six Tnchés ia length, tender and delicious: ; ; THe Poughkeepsie Zagle, in its account of the raising of the engine “Con‘stitution,’ which was destroyed at the New Hambarg disaster, says: She presents a sorry sight, and judging from her appearance must have made a terrific crash when she struck the abutment. The forward end of her ‘boiler is all torn away or crushed in; but singular to relate her cylinder heads are intact, except the brass knobs ia’ the center which are. gone. ,Ot cqurse her smoke stack and head lights have not been found. There is no doubt that she was reversed, as Master Mechanic .Buchanan says she geared tackwerds; «= The. foot board where the engineer stands is partly gone, but the reverse lever is in its place.” Her drivers ate not Broken, but other ‘parts of the machinery, including her: patallek rods ‘atidfestoons are bent and twisted: SS Tae Carnkese License Case.—The case of Shefiff Jackson, indicted for collecting Foreign Miners’ tax from ‘Chinese, tried in the United States Gireuit Court, resulted in conviction, utes. The. Alta in. speaking of the case says : “Democratic officers in every ‘part of the State refused to obey the slaw.” This isa mistake. The officers in this county haye ,pot collected the tax since. the passage of the law. A curious fact in convection with this etial is that nearly all the jurymen were “Forty-niners,” and one of them came to the State in 1844. These men had no doubt all been at some time evgaged in mining. The case, it is said, will be taken ‘by the State au. ‘thorities to the Supreme Court of the United Stetes for final adjudication. Beatn & Martin have commenced the manufacture of ice in San Francis‘co. On Wednesday they turned out about one thousand pounds, They expeet to be able to answer'all demands and. to furnish the ice at a very low price. ‘Tne Coroner's jury in the case of the four person§ who were killed by the falling of a new building in San Francisco, during the late storm, rendered a verdict to the effect that “their deaths ‘Were entirely accidental,” and the jury acquitted the contractors of all blame, Miss Sarah Wilson, who gave $30,. 000 to the Wilson Female College. near Charabersburg, Pena., died recently at the age ef 75 years. She has given large sums for, other good purposes.— She left an, estate valued at about $150,000, . . H. ParKisson and wife,of San Francisco, have'sued John* Scott’ ‘and Drk Gibbons, Senior and Junior, for $50,« 000, for publishing certain articles relative to the disease of Mrs. Parkinson, in the Pacific Medical Journal. facturers of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey have formed an association fer mutual protection, and will hereafter fix their prices at the beginning ef each month. THE conjoined capital of all the banking houses of the Rothschilds in London, Paris, Frankfort and ‘Vienna, ig said to be, in our money, not less than $500,000,000. THe timeYor the holding of ‘the Ins ternational Convention of Young Men's Association in Washington, has been . changed-from June 10th to May 24th Epwarp MURPSY,who was confined for four years in the State Prison .of Michigan on a false charge of murder has appealed to the Legislature for pensation ; . A, GOLDSMITH IS: NOW OFFERti: ING HIS LARGE STOCK OF GOUD . LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE THE Tron Age ways the nail mannues = : Leave your orders at the old stand, on JANET EzeEKIeEL has sued A. A. Sny~ der,of San~F; cal g bof pf. 4x MEDINA was fined $500 in Ba Yancisco, for Booting and woundigg a man with whom he had a fight. Ee = sr. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL ! GRAND FESTIVAL will be given in A NEVADA CITY, On Friday Evening. March 17th. For the purpose of Raising Funds to pay off the Debt on the Church Building. Tickets Three Dollars, Nevada, March 7th. THE GREAT SALE ! Immense Reduction in Prices ! { DON’T. HESITATE For Now is the agcepted time } ened weneenr re rare eras * The Chief im the Dry Goods Line! What do you think ? at UNCOMMON LOW RATES, for the purse Of reducing his stoek, before moving to is new Store, in Kidd’s Building, next Soot to Menner's Clothing Store. He offers for sale Merrimac and Sprague’s best Calieos, the New Spring Style, 10 yards for $1., Best Brown and Bleaehed Muslin ONE BIT A YARD. Sheetings sold at very Low Rates Everything in the Store will be sold Lower than ever before. A. GOLDSMITH, m6 _*, , Corner Broed & Pine Streets. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Street, Nevada City, California, ALL KINDS, OF IR ON —AaND— § Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Exeented in superior style, at Heduced Prices, ; DAVIP THOM, jansi @EO.G. ALLAN, BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Lamps, Cutlery, Plated Ware. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ete,, etc. Agents for the Home Shuttle Sew! . chine. No. 18 Commercial St.: Nevada. ed WO >. =. sonnsros FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS 81 AT LOW PRICES, on and phere date. The stock consists in part of BEDROOM 8ETs, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS,CHAIRS, ~ . BUREAUS, Grockery,Glass and Willew Ware, EB. T. ROOT. 2 F & F Bs FF "ONE! ie . . . Coal Oil.Lamps_ changed to Gas Lamps at a trifling cost by: merely changing the Burner and using « Cifferent Oil, OCHIMNEY 18 REQUIRED! The flame is as white as CLL Y GAD aud produces no emeil or smoke, Good judges pronounee it one of the safest lights! mn use b One Burner is equal te six Can= dles and costs one cent per hour. IT 18S NEAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE, and in Grass Valley aud-other -places where it-has been introduced is being: rapidly adopted. CALL AND SEE IT! At BLIVEN & POTTER?S, Commercial Stpeet, Nevada city, Feb. 18th. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. Capital $8,000,000. FALKNER, BELL & CO, Agents for the Pa Cific Coast. JOHN PATTISON, Agent, {6 NEVADA CITY Builders Attention. ONTRACT TO LET TO BUILD A: HALL, FOR THE MASONS AND ODD FaL-~ LuWS. ; ie Sealed Proposals will be received up to MARCH THE 1%th, 19%1. to bu id a sial, at MOORE’s FLA'l, for the above U:ders s. specifications can be seen, it a tew days, at the Drug Store of PRES'TUN & axrrery v Nevada City, also at WILLIAM VD. WAGERS at North San Juan, and at CUAs, ALLENBERG’S, Moore's Flat The proposals to be addressed to Chae, A]— lenberg aud W. D. Long, Moore's lat, Nevathe 4th of March. ‘Phe Committees rcverve the right to reject apy anda proposals. , CHAS. ALLENBEKG, . W-D. LUNG fi4 For the Committees, NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon. _W. A. ad ibis vanes A roprietor, . ee ie Particular attention paid to ya a6 the cutting of Gents’, Ladies’ ana Uniidren’s Hair. you wanta good shave, Gents’ call at this place. Hot, cold and shower Baths at all times. Always on hand a large stock of Dr. Jennings’ Reproductor, the bes: article’fer the hair ever produced. Agen forKnowles Vegetable Hair Restorer. 24 Gro. Szucx & Co's Piano Fortes. Mason & Hamusn’s Cabinet Organs ROOT & CADY, MUSIC PUBLISHERS, ~~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every variety of : Musical Merchandise . {67 Washington Street, EO. F, ROOT, t CHICAGS, ©. M. CaDyY. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, C. BECKMAN, He siz received & large additional stock ot Seperb BRAND BOTTLED LIQUORS, etc. WHIEX, FINE CIGARS always on hand. THE BAR is always suppli in the above line, Call and ree bag at ANSON W. LESTER, 0. E. MULBOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers in . . LOUNGES, And in fact everyth: i in an establishment ua the aa oe 8 examine the and sat. sfact be gaaranteed in all instances, we eRe 4. BE, JOHNSTON, oh Nevad a oon : Tene Hotel Building. a Pe Past . MILWAUKEE BREWERY TL SaRREASys cone to man. LAGER. BEER !. As can be found on the: Pacific Coast. sold by the qi ¢alion in and ae Spring Street, Nevada city, . And they will be prom \ to, .Givemea iad Taney, at civing ise saiisfacrion. Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods No, 58 Broad Street. LOUR, ‘BACON, HA . F sorte of PROVIBIONS oh ne ee New Goods constdntl Eastern markets, amon Them HYP Rane COD Fi ES SEA MOSS'PARINA, &c. ©’ NBERRI All purchasers d iring are requested 10 give us Stal ne 12 nr hee LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870, : A. ©. NILES, Atterney and Counselor at Low county F a Er ny Pert-of the At the Court Heuse. CAS LICHT FOR EVERY da county. ‘The proposals wiil be opencd on ine

ne ye RO — — #UESDAY MORNING what We wants ern What we want at the head of the State Goverhment is a man~of honor and integrity ; of courage and independence ; the possessor.ot the greatest.of all virtues in a public man, the power ani thé will to.say ‘No ;* whose back. is braced with iron and not with millions; whose moral characteris spotless ; whose business record 1s unimpeached and unimpeachable ; whose ambition is to do right, and who has no fear in ‘the execution of the work ;. whose aim is the advancement of the interests of the people, aud not a stumbling blgck in shake way, who would scorn todo a dishonorable act, and who would refuse to lend himself to the angorgot the schemes of cortupt politicians; or-any other class of State plunderers. Have we such a man in our State?—<Spirit of the Times. fk “We have several such men in. the State, and more than two such have been pamed in connection with the Republican nomination for Governor The Times claims that Selby, comes,up. io the mark. We. say Newton Booth fills the bill, and we have already given our reasons for the faith that is in us. » General Redington, of Sacramento, for . stern integrity, lionesty of purpose and . ability, would ‘command the ‘heany Supp 2rt of Republicans, ehould he happen, to be preferred by the. Stiite Cons vention to other gedtlemen’ mértiinéd: His speech upon réceiving the nomination as Elector inthe last Piebiiential4 campaign, shows him to be a deep thinker and devoted to pringiple, Those who know. him -beat-honor and respect: him, and we feel confident he would come up to the standatd' in the extract above quoted. ‘The Republican’ party is at no loss for men whom as its candidates, can command the respect and support of the masses of the party — Even the politicians feel the hevessity of selecting such men, and from those . : mentioned in connection with the office we feel confident thé very best man will be chosen. It is no time now for factious contentions for favorites. If there be such, either of the gentlemen named have 'sufficient merit for fridtids tb ‘urge their claimis upon, without résorting to the abuse of all who happen to stand n the way, The Virginia City Stage Robbed. On Saturday morning last, the stage on the way from Reno to Virginia was . stopped on the Geiger grade, near where the robbery was committed four years ago. The late robbery wis cont mitted by three men armed ‘with shot guns. They came out:from the road side and compelled the driver to throw out Wells, Fargo & Co’s. treasure boxes, valuabl@’ @tarted off. The driver on being relféved, made the five’ miles to Virginia City in dg minutes; ‘The ala given and officers started in pursuit. One of the robbers ‘was captured on the road from the place, with his shot gun, coin packagés and other evidences-of ‘guilt on his ‘person, ~ His ‘mame is Jobnson alias Roland. Another man named Dean wasafterwarde . arrested in Virginia City, adit was, . @xpected the third robber would be caught, Gun. SHERMAN, President of the .Society of the Atmy of the Tennessee, an: . nounces that its fifth regular meeting will be held in Cincinnati oa the 6th and 7th of April, Col: John W, Noblé, of the Third Lowa Cavalry, will deliver the annnal address, Every officer who at any time served with honor in. the army and departments is, by the constitut‘on, entitled to a membership,and all such, as well as mémbers of kindred societies, are invited to attend the meeting. af ae Wyte _ AS8cHoor, girl in Ferdandana, Fla.,a a few nights ago, turned down the wick of her kerogene lamp, and as it continued to smoke she placed a book on the top ef the chimney. In a moment a fearful explosion took place, which re to her dress, to the cur, taing, ai the adjacent woodwork, " and she fatally burned, dying the next ig. These oo open, and with the! —Thefiron, d Machi@@. Co ny nn, have been gi ber of Weeks, an i: th company has,’ duringy tWat time, Mad several efforts to replace them by or have left; voluntarily upon Jearning the condition of affairse More recently, however, a number of men wére -seifested. a . determination to , stick in who belong to the organization known as the Iron Moulders’ Union. On Saturday night, the 18th ult., two of, the new workmen were attacked by the old moulders on Main: ‘street, and knocked; down and beaten. One of the men attacked drew a knife to defend himself from further assault, and was arrested by an officer with the knife in his hand. Two of the assaulting party were also arrested, but the ringleader has thus far eluded the’ police, On Monday the parties were brought bes fore Judge Bultock at the Cry Court, and William H. Danley, the assaulted meulder, was ‘discharged, while ' John Ward, who assisted in the assault, was fined $5 and costs, A crowd of the Strikers attended the Court and follow: after the trial. But_as two officers acy eempahied him, no-assault was. com-= mitted. On’ Monday night one of the’ new moulders was assaulted in East Bridgeport by two petsohs, who came upon him suddenly, and he was so badly beaten as to be incapable of unable to identify his assailants, as it . was very dark when the assault was committed. The officers of the Mould. ers* Union deprecate ‘afl violence! and counse} only legal measures of oppesition. Lance Business’ 1n Cnkar’ JewELRY.— The manufacture of cheap plated, rubber and horn jewelry, says a Boston paper, has grown to be a very large, prosperous and increasing business, aud in Boston alone there are. five or six wholesale dealers who represent a capital of between $300,000 aod $400,000. The volame of ‘trade the past three or four months, foots up wu larger aggregate than at the ¢corress ponding time ayear ago, and manus facturers are now. generally busy, making up supplies for the Spring trade, Large orders are being copstanttly filled for shipments to Onlifor.: nia, made up.ef wide varieties andithe Kastern and Provincial trade has, been steady and satisfactory, while the West are hot siow in providing thems selves with these goods of New England manufactiré. Many ‘new styles _of pins, buttons, ladies’ sets, etc., are credible, as every society and elub adopts some emblem to be worn aga pin. Rubber and horn goods are very fashionab’e and popular, and -owing to their comparative cheapness, are sold ahd export. Hon. Reverdy Johnson, in a recent letter to the British Parliament, with whom he conducted the negotiations for cheaper postage between England and America, expresses. the hope. that the have a penny postage, believing that . besides the individual interests which cheap postage promotes, its effects in bringing together in closer union our countries will be to confirm those ftiendly relations which are so vital to our common prosperity and happiness, Iris rumored as a singular coincldence, that when the United States ‘Steamer Worcester, which ‘s to carry the tricolor was unturled from the flag staff instead of the, stars and: stripés—the flag having been taken from'the store house without examin~ img. . THE damage done the’ Lincoln School Hoase by the late fire will not TROUBLE AMONG WoRKMEN—IRON . Chesnuts and Asparagus. cured by the company, who have man. . : spite of, the threats of the strikers, ed Danley over to East Bridgeport’ moving atall for some-days: He is how coming on the market, and the . demand for “badge pins” ix almbst in. id large quantities both for heme use . day is not far distant when’ we shall} Boston’s relief to France, was launched, . . gro from chesnut¢ i from @rance. They to two feet in afew for sale to those who desire to other’ nen from abroad.” Pwo or three} plant them: "Mr: ~Leme yesterdayylots of men have been imported, but . brought us a sample of asparagus . have been driven away by the’strikers . which *as cut yesterday “morning. This is the first of the season. The “stalks are six Tnchés ia length, tender and delicious: ; ; THe Poughkeepsie Zagle, in its account of the raising of the engine “Con‘stitution,’ which was destroyed at the New Hambarg disaster, says: She presents a sorry sight, and judging from her appearance must have made a terrific crash when she struck the abutment. The forward end of her ‘boiler is all torn away or crushed in; but singular to relate her cylinder heads are intact, except the brass knobs ia’ the center which are. gone. ,Ot cqurse her smoke stack and head lights have not been found. There is no doubt that she was reversed, as Master Mechanic .Buchanan says she geared tackwerds; «= The. foot board where the engineer stands is partly gone, but the reverse lever is in its place.” Her drivers ate not Broken, but other ‘parts of the machinery, including her: patallek rods ‘atidfestoons are bent and twisted: SS Tae Carnkese License Case.—The case of Shefiff Jackson, indicted for collecting Foreign Miners’ tax from ‘Chinese, tried in the United States Gireuit Court, resulted in conviction, utes. The. Alta in. speaking of the case says : “Democratic officers in every ‘part of the State refused to obey the slaw.” This isa mistake. The officers in this county haye ,pot collected the tax since. the passage of the law. A curious fact in convection with this etial is that nearly all the jurymen were “Forty-niners,” and one of them came to the State in 1844. These men had no doubt all been at some time evgaged in mining. The case, it is said, will be taken ‘by the State au.

‘thorities to the Supreme Court of the United Stetes for final adjudication. Beatn & Martin have commenced the manufacture of ice in San Francis‘co. On Wednesday they turned out about one thousand pounds, They expeet to be able to answer'all demands and. to furnish the ice at a very low price. ‘Tne Coroner's jury in the case of the four person§ who were killed by the falling of a new building in San Francisco, during the late storm, rendered a verdict to the effect that “their deaths ‘Were entirely accidental,” and the jury acquitted the contractors of all blame, Miss Sarah Wilson, who gave $30,. 000 to the Wilson Female College. near Charabersburg, Pena., died recently at the age ef 75 years. She has given large sums for, other good purposes.— She left an, estate valued at about $150,000, . . H. ParKisson and wife,of San Francisco, have'sued John* Scott’ ‘and Drk Gibbons, Senior and Junior, for $50,« 000, for publishing certain articles relative to the disease of Mrs. Parkinson, in the Pacific Medical Journal. facturers of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey have formed an association fer mutual protection, and will hereafter fix their prices at the beginning ef each month. THE conjoined capital of all the banking houses of the Rothschilds in London, Paris, Frankfort and ‘Vienna, ig said to be, in our money, not less than $500,000,000. THe timeYor the holding of ‘the Ins ternational Convention of Young Men's Association in Washington, has been . changed-from June 10th to May 24th Epwarp MURPSY,who was confined for four years in the State Prison .of Michigan on a false charge of murder has appealed to the Legislature for pensation ; . A, GOLDSMITH IS: NOW OFFERti: ING HIS LARGE STOCK OF GOUD . LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE THE Tron Age ways the nail mannues = : Leave your orders at the old stand, on JANET EzeEKIeEL has sued A. A. Sny~ der,of San~F; cal g bof pf. 4x MEDINA was fined $500 in Ba Yancisco, for Booting and woundigg a man with whom he had a fight. Ee = sr. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL ! GRAND FESTIVAL will be given in A NEVADA CITY, On Friday Evening. March 17th. For the purpose of Raising Funds to pay off the Debt on the Church Building. Tickets Three Dollars, Nevada, March 7th. THE GREAT SALE ! Immense Reduction in Prices ! { DON’T. HESITATE For Now is the agcepted time } ened weneenr re rare eras * The Chief im the Dry Goods Line! What do you think ? at UNCOMMON LOW RATES, for the purse Of reducing his stoek, before moving to is new Store, in Kidd’s Building, next Soot to Menner's Clothing Store. He offers for sale Merrimac and Sprague’s best Calieos, the New Spring Style, 10 yards for $1., Best Brown and Bleaehed Muslin ONE BIT A YARD. Sheetings sold at very Low Rates Everything in the Store will be sold Lower than ever before. A. GOLDSMITH, m6 _*, , Corner Broed & Pine Streets. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Street, Nevada City, California, ALL KINDS, OF IR ON —AaND— § Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Exeented in superior style, at Heduced Prices, ; DAVIP THOM, jansi @EO.G. ALLAN, BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Lamps, Cutlery, Plated Ware. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ete,, etc. Agents for the Home Shuttle Sew! . chine. No. 18 Commercial St.: Nevada. ed WO >. =. sonnsros FFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS 81 AT LOW PRICES, on and phere date. The stock consists in part of BEDROOM 8ETs, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS,CHAIRS, ~ . BUREAUS, Grockery,Glass and Willew Ware, EB. T. ROOT.. 2 F & F Bs FF "ONE! ie . . . Coal Oil.Lamps_ changed to Gas Lamps at a trifling cost by: merely changing the Burner and using « Cifferent Oil, OCHIMNEY 18 REQUIRED! The flame is as white as CLL Y GAD aud produces no emeil or smoke, Good judges pronounee it one of the safest lights! mn use b One Burner is equal te six Can= dles and costs one cent per hour. IT 18S NEAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE, and in Grass Valley aud-other -places where it-has been introduced is being: rapidly adopted. CALL AND SEE IT! At BLIVEN & POTTER?S, Commercial Stpeet, Nevada city, Feb. 18th. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. Capital $8,000,000. FALKNER, BELL & CO, Agents for the Pa Cific Coast. JOHN PATTISON, Agent, {6 NEVADA CITY Builders Attention. ONTRACT TO LET TO BUILD A: HALL, FOR THE MASONS AND ODD FaL-~ LuWS. ; ie Sealed Proposals will be received up to MARCH THE 1%th, 19%1. to bu id a sial, at MOORE’s FLA'l, for the above U:ders s. specifications can be seen, it a tew days, at the Drug Store of PRES'TUN & axrrery v Nevada City, also at WILLIAM VD. WAGERS at North San Juan, and at CUAs, ALLENBERG’S, Moore's Flat The proposals to be addressed to Chae, A]— lenberg aud W. D. Long, Moore's lat, Nevathe 4th of March. ‘Phe Committees rcverve the right to reject apy anda proposals. , CHAS. ALLENBEKG, . W-D. LUNG fi4 For the Committees, NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon. _W. A. ad ibis vanes A roprietor, . ee ie Particular attention paid to ya a6 the cutting of Gents’, Ladies’ ana Uniidren’s Hair. you wanta good shave, Gents’ call at this place. Hot, cold and shower Baths at all times. Always on hand a large stock of Dr. Jennings’ Reproductor, the bes: article’fer the hair ever produced. Agen forKnowles Vegetable Hair Restorer. 24 Gro. Szucx & Co's Piano Fortes. Mason & Hamusn’s Cabinet Organs ROOT & CADY, MUSIC PUBLISHERS, ~~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in every variety of : Musical Merchandise . {67 Washington Street, EO. F, ROOT, t CHICAGS, ©. M. CaDyY. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, C. BECKMAN, He siz received & large additional stock ot Seperb BRAND BOTTLED LIQUORS, etc. WHIEX, FINE CIGARS always on hand. THE BAR is always suppli in the above line, Call and ree bag at ANSON W. LESTER, 0. E. MULBOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers in . . LOUNGES, And in fact everyth: i in an establishment ua the aa oe 8 examine the and sat. sfact be gaaranteed in all instances, we eRe 4. BE, JOHNSTON, oh Nevad a oon : Tene Hotel Building. a Pe Past . MILWAUKEE BREWERY TL SaRREASys cone to man. LAGER. BEER !. As can be found on the: Pacific Coast. sold by the qi ¢alion in and ae Spring Street, Nevada city, . And they will be prom \ to, .Givemea iad Taney, at civing ise saiisfacrion. Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods No, 58 Broad Street. LOUR, ‘BACON, HA . F sorte of PROVIBIONS oh ne ee New Goods constdntl Eastern markets, amon Them HYP Rane COD Fi ES SEA MOSS'PARINA, &c. ©’ NBERRI All purchasers d iring are requested 10 give us Stal ne 12 nr hee LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870, : A. ©. NILES, Atterney and Counselor at Low county F a Er ny Pert-of the At the Court Heuse. CAS LICHT FOR EVERY da county. ‘The proposals wiil be opencd on ine