March 9, 1867 (4 pages)

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1867. _ RubocTION or TAXES. —Every citizen ; 6 approaching era of low taxes . With fox. T'Phe iow Hevehue Law makes exempti hich.-will, probably lighten the . Foderal texoy tbr this county $110, 000. The aiiount of taxes. Already assédsed, ‘heobrding: to the books of Collector 8: B. Davenport, is $147; 595, and there are still t months remaining to be .assessed on the present year, which will raise the; amomnt to-about $150,000, It-is-esté . mated that. under the new.law the entire Kederal evenue of the, county -will not amount to more than $40,000 this year, leaving a Cleat gain to tax payers of $110, 000. .1t.is probable that the new law ‘ap. plies to incomes of 1865, upon which retarnsare now being made, but upon which #the,atsessment is_aot conipleted : until May, There are about cight hundred persons in the county who paid incétites last’ year. ‘Of this number it is es timated that 6ne half had’ incories Which did not exceed $1,000 per year. Under the new: law these are all exempt and the uniform rate. is. fiye per cent., thus cutting off one half the tax of those who made over $5,000. The other changes madein the Jaw are not known, but in _ assessing, Mr. Richmond is leaving the exemptions blank, and the new Jaw will be-received in-time to make them all befofe the assessment_is completed. This jon. of taxes, so.s00n. after subhe gi-PAHC War as ‘the nation has successfully . carried through, is. _the best evidence of the great power ‘and immense wealth ‘of the country and the power of the Government, It also shows that the policy of tlie . great Union party isto lighten the burderis of taxation as rapidly as it can be safely done, * The people-of Nevada county'are peculiarly fortunate, for in’addition to the reduction of Federal taxes they have had the county taxes materially decreased ᐀ They ; have no county debt upon which to pay interest, and under the “administration ef the Union party they are’ not like. ly.to have one, While taxation is not burdensome, they have boundless mineral resources: The: mines are annually pouring millions: of. gold into the world‘s treneufy;aind' besides, the soil and climate possess ‘an undeveloped wealth which will . inttime be breught forth, There is no reasom Why the’ valleys and hillsides of Nevajcomb, ‘bottle of Sozodont, bottle of Lubin’s da county should not be cgvéred with grain and‘ clothed with vinés and fruit . trees, which will yield a retura.second on. ) ly to the mines. No part of she globe can ~ Offer, a langer or -more. promising field for _ enterprise and capital than this county, and when citizens learn. this truth, every risiiig sth will mark an advance in wealth wack prosperity, GHARLEY Kuwr, of Nevada, ‘says the Californian, passed thro ysville on Tuga lab, ali 120 New ot Bc deen fattest cattle that was ever furnishedto — mountain ’ ‘beef consumers. They .worp parched “in ‘thé ‘vicinity “of-Chies A frien nd Tat Up country he had been» Here: plied, ‘to Chico. Capt. Gilman standing by, ihquiringly replied, “did T uiiddrstand: you to.say, as far as your cheek would go? ifeo).your-travels must prt n exten’ sive.” "Ghatléys ngaore randy and water, for six. :. . Te#Mave 3 cambonteaness THE News.--Gererl Grant iss recotnmeted Generals Schofield, Sheridan, Sickles ind’ M¢Dowell, for. .eomrebel Statosane:torbe divided/by: the Re. MMEIAOS MawUTIY SUT! bits rO WAL report. _ It is. doubtful. if the head of the A finely engraved, solid silver cup, W. C. fine hat, bébt in the store, Banner Bros, ; Encyclopedia of all Nations, 2 vols., Geo. . ! sked Charley, while in Marysville} . tenite, ee, ten dollar jug of b q Fingers U Pictutes “beat 1 Kany he martyz vigtor ite 8. Clynie ; Two of V. @. age Hair Restorative, T. Colem acu and shuts him out from, the con sable] seat at the publicerib, for whith’ é made . Tahoe, .we. is knew him well, # fellow,of infinite capacity for lager and. ble thirst for office. The union sentimen of his Connesg, let ter have damned him with the copperheads, and his chance of getting into the Union ranks is as. slight.as his prospect of flying to the moon. Poor Bugbey made a lively brush for the place, and had.it within his grasp, when by some strange necromancy Bagbey was humbugged and Blakeney was nominated and confirmed. But alas for the uncertainty of the Assessorship; it now appears that Blakeney is notieligible in consequence of his not being a resident. of the Fourth. District— Verily; Avery is not, Bigler isnot, Bugbey is not, and will Blakeney, also be let out ? save Blakeney have any right to the office, their claims being all terminated by the acts of the Senate. If he is not eligible, then under section 8 of the Revenue Law, the Assistant Assessor “is entitled to the office. The law provides that in case of a vaganey oecurring by “reason.of death or any other cause, the Assistant Assessor of the Assessment district in which the As. sessot’ resided “At thé time Of thé vacancy . occurring, shall act a8 Assessdr until ab appointment filling the -yacancy, shall. be made,” _ We believe that Mr. Avery, father of the late Assessor, ia the oldest, Asgistant and that he-hag never been removed. if there is‘a vacancy, he is the properman to, fill it until-an appointment. is miade under the new tenure of office law.,, We, hope the question as to the Asgessorship may soon be settled, for the deputies are as undetermined as a swarm of bees within the sound of a chorus of Chinese gongs. Every day's new Assessor is announced, aiid . it is difficult for them to know, to whom to Revenue Office at Washington ean give a decided opinion as to who the Assessor is . for the Fourth District. . for today,-by the members of Nevada . Light Guard: A silver watch, value $40, H: M. Lévy; Randolph ; Gent’s toilet set, consisting of ‘clothes brush, hair brush, tooth brash, . ‘extract, and package of soap,E. F. Spence ;. . Sportsman’s outfit, game bag, powder flask. and shot pouch, Geo. W. Keeney }: 4 Welch ; Gilt, moroce bound bible, Geo. R. Crawford ; Meerschaum pipe and package of tobacco, J. Greenwald; pease. pipe and tobacco pouch, Wm. Lewis ; fine cigars, A. 1. Zekind Pair of gilt tak vases, Geo.rE. Tarner ; Pair» fine : cologne bottles, J. F. Bussenius; Large wax doll flour, A. B. Gregory ; Sidesof bacon, E. G. !Waite ; Box chemical soap, & fine radical 0 Crawford; ‘Leavitt & Co. Bok oF raisins, A. H, Hanson ; Buckle and pair of gloves, A. Goldsmith ; Pair of ladies’ elastics, J, Rosenthal; Box of Nt Slocovich ; Can Kertes Rates 8. Rothschild ; One. pig, roaster, Jas. Colley. One tin cup, H. H. Haskins; One man. ~}mmoth Ipaf of bread, Julius Dreyfuss ; One . . bottid “Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup, W. F. ; One twenty dollar piece, Saxby & Lantaster ; Pony: purse of forty . am gy Toh Sed Laces petal eles eid ErraTagein a the . Treasurer,published in yesterday mornARG: Bb cis os fhm ud? te. tamed. oltedar' mows Wo odat It is evident that none of the appointees }) THE following are the prizes to be shot " Briggs & Chapman ; Fine stéel engraving, . . “The empty sleeve,”A, R. Briggs ; Sack of . dollars ; Pair of (glass! decanters, Blivens . to be he eh anew, and to be used wheat E itis pe office. Bigler does, but hie re: jection by tl the Benate “settles his paper is not iota sae ‘man or two al in or find= much eee en there, are the little ones, gown withiott any taste for reading. 0, t ie: would be without, a newspaper—and who would read one regularly without hie g for Bests! ~ SQUABBLES, an old bachelor, shows hie stockings, which he has just darned, to a maiden, who contemptuously remarks, “Pretty good fora man darner.” Whereupon Squabbles rejoins, “Good enough for a woman, darn her.” ee “Pompey,” said a good-natured fea man to his colored man, “I did not« know till to-day that you had been whipped last week.” “Didn't you massa ?” replied Pompey ; “I knowe’d it just dé'same e time it occurred.” FIvE dollars,was,received on Saturday by Freasurer Spinner, from a lady, fora package of kid gloves obtained from this Custom House. Twenty-seven. dollars: is also forwarded by a person who used some medical stores belonging to the United States, and which had been: abandoned — —[Washington Republican.) AN ardent etomologist lately fell in loye with alady solely because of he beetle brows.-—[ unch. * W EST-END . -music-seller was. lately éverpowerea by” a fastidious young lady who wanted to purchase “Mr. Hood’s—a mont Of the—a getleman’s whder gar. ment! aoe tha.city of New York there.are., 70 separate: establishments en in the manufacture of pianos, the yweekly . Co product is from 250 to 800 instruments.— The whole number manufactured in the @ ee A VARIETY: TROUPE! cS. am a pen [ Saee WALLACE, 2 0! oohe LITTL, IMy ola bas, dirtek family without a’! newspaper a ee bag tg hot and:ofpest . i behind the times ination : besides they never ie MONDAY, ~ “SATURDAY, seapel egy . age me nod tte anteia® . TAYLOR, , Commander. Will gail : From Mideidn Street Wharf, at li ‘ACM. nip SANTTK GS BRO one POR NEW YORK. ship SANTIA No expense on the Isthmas { 100 baggage free! The America sails April 15th, 186%. By iizae, For further information, apply to I. ‘W. RAYOND, “Agent, North-west corner Battery e Streets, Up stairs, San Francisco. a arvensis and PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO's ; a an ee aay cane —To— Carrying the U.S. Mail. “Leave Folsom stréet Wharf, at 11 o'clock a.m. of the followin dates, for PANAMA. comnecti eae Steamers from SEES TALS for On the 20 Month that has 30 day ype: em the: Toi, 1 jand 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sutday, they will leave on Satundey preceding ;“when the 18th falls on Sun, they willl ve of Monda following. Steamr leaving San Pranclsco ont Fone touches at Mancina o. Alltouch st Aca Departures of Toth Or 19th co! ect with French Tene CaN Sou Br for South Attire of 10th coanians with English Steamer for ol eee ne PPR. © ‘ 30th sonnet an 4 ral America pee wit English Btcathior toe’ Debuts. he Sort of of thenew . ere a iat hee anait Bteamehips will Be diste on dates as giyen below PeMareh’ 9th—Sacramento, Capt. J. = “Gavarly. weoeree with the He , Chauncey C Gray. March 19 th—Constitation, Capt. 7 eonnecting with the Ocean Queen, Cant. Mau eh iden Age, Capt.d,.T.Wa conmesting with Wiking Slat, C rhe fe Harboe sa ee fea checked pr ean dee assenger. te phe e enced Su: m on board. edicine an tendante free,.t e steamers will positively ea pa at 11 o'clock. etenes rs ee are requested to have their ba 10 o’clock. -Through ti Mey Line” can he obinined at ye freight appt ply ie w ate hee & Fandid steamship . ie will. be_disPEOPLE'S. MARKET, (Adjotning & i? we JOHNSTON ts A ern yOrR K a eer, via Panama Railroad, with one of the Ca rpogl by the . “merchandise . . gunius 8 CREENWALD, “BROAD \D STREET, er IS NOW SELLING HIS PE IIICK OF “wae “TOBACCO,. sks PH . ZENS. FOR CASH — : “HE wKE ‘ON HAND’ 0.000 POUNDS. OF ahaa Pmsonhe ; OF TOBACCO, , 100,000 oF THE VERY BEST “HAVANNA KILLIKINIOK, SMO KANG: TOBAC©@.OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. __ MATCHES 6F EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND, — All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WHA oa SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CaSH!**": os _, Smokers, Chewers and diadedi teen . ers are invited to call and examine my. Goods and ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All, obadrSchoun 9 abroad promptly attended to. é Pr “NOW 18 THE TOKE TO BUY Goons AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET AES) WHAT YOU WANT. . United States is between 85,000 and 40,ends patie ai Kauagews carting pas n ates 18 ween an i . 000, surpassing cages the product seager #, mails a and tg mapa ial Remember the old stand; noxt door fof any other nation. from Ka Kanagawa by stean seamen! to Carley & Becknian?s, Broad strect, aaa ale Specie ih Camgens Pie apely. at the crear City. : ARRIV THR: 0 cramento and NATIONAL EXCHANGE. HOTEL, . (800. _ OLIVER-ELDRI ie Agent yULIUS ‘GCREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. © ° TO SCRIP ee ater " Nevada, Jan. 29th, / LANCASTER & HASEY; Proprietor. pe 3 Orrion, . ) March 8, 1807. 6 he Treasurer of Nevada County vil bs P Goyne Wash B B § Brown Cincinnati presentation, all see rig GRAND: BALL, J Goyne do, W Brendon Grass V acm on eamne Soses st the date of ‘aie shea yo ge Wilson do Baal SPENCE, ft this adver2W Brown”: do:' Dr J Staipeon.: dos . Neves: March sik COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ! F Meister ‘do L Hatchings do =— Tendered by the YOUNG MEN'S peceeiaye F F Wilkinson do, W Angove Gold Fla fe ceeaay ear TO: acon rag — HAMBURG TEA! . .GEORGE E. “EDMONDS roo Press oR Boas Sola Run : p>, Be.take place at the. ‘rooney, Auburn i Bites un m W Smiley Austin . E D Carney Hunts h For: Sele by NEVADA THEATRE, F Elerson Virginia Wm Carey Eureka ‘te eg Y ae me J-Calberson Clear CJ DeZell Anthony H -E. F. SPENCE, . Wednesday Evening, March 13th.) J Cook Nevada City G W Saulsberry Ban ab oui Neel aetg a, ‘D.Crooker. do H Randolph Washin ee var a,» Committee of Tnvitation, MINERS’: RESTAURANT, . or yiieaaa’ . .6.dOnelen Beret ae HENRY PYRMONT.:.Proprictor, . / SI, PATRICK'S DAY. . Wort ee Seen COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. —— fen Davia I Boesty AT pee rman . “Isaac Williamson, M8, Tamiiton ‘Thankful for the very. revere rastivat. FO. Lampert? M. 8: Deal. Brera pte +! see: wat Ke a , . ree IN ADD OF. THE. cvsvott . } Jeb Davidson, Johm Basiay. ‘vor him with patro’ . i Tickets $2.50. i . em Cents. eCaTHOLIC enuren. Nevada, Feb. 290. i Twenty five Cents, . ————_——_— si! ORNAMENTAL GARDENER. = . ee : TEMPERANCE HALL, ani ow wowbaY 1 MARCH 18th, 1867. COMPLIMENTARY. i wee “y UM E+ WPeladedto’ 8 oF TS A x WG MR. HENRY, ‘FA Con, i “mickete Thipe Bonar Ry. the, . Nenad, Feb bithe 0k tad s aE Plo wy ty ry ue A ui. se ee Wl vrecived 4 and. he ene freatr eli Ofsuwe la iqives ont “eae VS. , 8 Transcript, the words “Dec, 8th,” pS san is correct in Fatatin are se} Bthlopian Begee oe pal yet L® ~ Spi “Frane times, of hai patter furs, € San F ARI ‘day a1 the cl lishm: last T appea o’clocl TH lent b will e shooti all. thi five 1 PEI ator f in thi field 3 every genia. most . He sa see hi Rw horse: up Br they s attac] road 4 ing in ® sion . @ at ful = vibra The stopp doing Gor of Sc two & tial cl Tar Guard ing’ a Mallo will e the ws for. ting) 92 2 Fe PE os 278 » Fen.

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1867. _ RubocTION or TAXES. —Every citizen ; 6 approaching era of low taxes . With fox. T'Phe iow Hevehue Law makes exempti hich.-will, probably lighten the . Foderal texoy tbr this county $110, 000. The aiiount of taxes. Already assédsed, ‘heobrding: to the books of Collector 8: B. Davenport, is $147; 595, and there are still t months remaining to be .assessed on the present year, which will raise the; amomnt to-about $150,000, It-is-esté . mated that. under the new.law the entire Kederal evenue of the, county -will not amount to more than $40,000 this year, leaving a Cleat gain to tax payers of $110, 000. .1t.is probable that the new law ‘ap. plies to incomes of 1865, upon which retarnsare now being made, but upon which #the,atsessment is_aot conipleted : until May, There are about cight hundred persons in the county who paid incétites last’ year. ‘Of this number it is es timated that 6ne half had’ incories Which did not exceed $1,000 per year. Under the new: law these are all exempt and the uniform rate. is. fiye per cent., thus cutting off one half the tax of those who made over $5,000. The other changes madein the Jaw are not known, but in _ assessing, Mr. Richmond is leaving the exemptions blank, and the new Jaw will be-received in-time to make them all befofe the assessment_is completed. This jon. of taxes, so.s00n. after subhe gi-PAHC War as ‘the nation has successfully . carried through, is. _the best evidence of the great power ‘and immense wealth ‘of the country and the power of the Government, It also shows that the policy of tlie . great Union party isto lighten the burderis of taxation as rapidly as it can be safely done, * The people-of Nevada county'are peculiarly fortunate, for in’addition to the reduction of Federal taxes they have had the county taxes materially decreased ᐀ They ; have no county debt upon which to pay interest, and under the “administration ef the Union party they are’ not like. ly.to have one, While taxation is not burdensome, they have boundless mineral resources: The: mines are annually pouring millions: of. gold into the world‘s treneufy;aind' besides, the soil and climate possess ‘an undeveloped wealth which will . inttime be breught forth, There is no reasom Why the’ valleys and hillsides of Nevajcomb, ‘bottle of Sozodont, bottle of Lubin’s da county should not be cgvéred with grain and‘ clothed with vinés and fruit . trees, which will yield a retura.second on. ) ly to the mines.. No part of she globe can ~ Offer, a langer or -more. promising field for _ enterprise and capital than this county, and when citizens learn. this truth, every risiiig sth will mark an advance in wealth wack prosperity, GHARLEY Kuwr, of Nevada, ‘says the Californian, passed thro ysville on Tuga lab, ali 120 New ot Bc deen fattest cattle that was ever furnishedto — mountain ’ ‘beef consumers. They .worp parched “in ‘thé ‘vicinity “of-Chies A frien nd Tat Up country he had been» Here: plied, ‘to Chico. Capt. Gilman standing by, ihquiringly replied, “did T uiiddrstand: you to.say, as far as your cheek would go? ifeo).your-travels must prt n exten’ sive.” "Ghatléys ngaore randy and water, for six.. :. . Te#Mave 3 cambonteaness THE News.--Gererl Grant iss recotnmeted Generals Schofield, Sheridan, Sickles ind’ M¢Dowell, for. .eomrebel Statosane:torbe divided/by: the Re. MMEIAOS MawUTIY SUT! bits rO WAL report. _ It is. doubtful. if the head of the A finely engraved, solid silver cup, W. C. fine hat, bébt in the store, Banner Bros, ; Encyclopedia of all Nations, 2 vols., Geo. . ! sked Charley, while in Marysville} . tenite, ee, ten dollar jug of b q Fingers U Pictutes “beat 1 Kany he martyz vigtor ite 8. Clynie ; Two of V. @. age Hair Restorative, T. Colem acu and shuts him out from, the con sable] seat at the publicerib, for whith’ é made . Tahoe, .we. is knew him well, # fellow,of infinite capacity for lager and. ble thirst for office. The union sentimen of his Connesg, let ter have damned him with the copperheads, and his chance of getting into the Union ranks is as. slight.as his prospect of flying to the moon. Poor Bugbey made a lively brush for the place, and had.it within his grasp, when by some strange necromancy Bagbey was humbugged and Blakeney was nominated and confirmed. But alas for the uncertainty of the Assessorship; it now appears that Blakeney is notieligible in consequence of his not being a resident. of the Fourth. District— Verily; Avery is not, Bigler isnot, Bugbey is not, and will Blakeney, also be let out ? save Blakeney have any right to the office, their claims being all terminated by the acts of the Senate. If he is not eligible, then under section 8 of the Revenue Law, the Assistant Assessor “is entitled to the office. The law provides that in case of a vaganey oecurring by “reason.of death or any other cause, the Assistant Assessor of the Assessment district in which the As. sessot’ resided “At thé time Of thé vacancy . occurring, shall act a8 Assessdr until ab appointment filling the -yacancy, shall. be made,” _ We believe that Mr. Avery, father of the late Assessor, ia the oldest, Asgistant and that he-hag never been removed. if there is‘a vacancy, he is the properman to, fill it until-an appointment. is miade under the new tenure of office law.,, We, hope the question as to the Asgessorship may soon be settled, for the deputies are as undetermined as a swarm of bees within the sound of a chorus of Chinese gongs. Every day's new Assessor is announced, aiid . it is difficult for them to know, to whom to Revenue Office at Washington ean give a decided opinion as to who the Assessor is . for the Fourth District. . for today,-by the members of Nevada . Light Guard: A silver watch, value $40, H: M. Lévy; Randolph ; Gent’s toilet set, consisting of ‘clothes brush, hair brush, tooth brash, . ‘extract, and package of soap,E. F. Spence ;. . Sportsman’s outfit, game bag, powder flask. and shot pouch, Geo. W. Keeney }: 4 Welch ; Gilt, moroce bound bible, Geo. R. Crawford ; Meerschaum pipe and package of tobacco, J. Greenwald; pease. pipe and tobacco pouch, Wm. Lewis ; fine cigars, A. 1. Zekind Pair of gilt tak vases, Geo.rE. Tarner ; Pair» fine : cologne bottles, J. F. Bussenius; Large wax doll flour, A. B. Gregory ; Sidesof bacon, E. G. !Waite ; Box chemical soap, & fine radical 0 Crawford; ‘Leavitt & Co. Bok oF raisins, A. H, Hanson ; Buckle and pair of gloves, A. Goldsmith ; Pair of ladies’ elastics, J, Rosenthal; Box of Nt Slocovich ; Can Kertes Rates 8. Rothschild ; One. pig, roaster, Jas. Colley. One tin cup, H. H. Haskins; One man. ~}mmoth Ipaf of bread, Julius Dreyfuss ; One . . bottid “Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup, W. F. ; One twenty dollar piece, Saxby & Lantaster ; Pony: purse of forty . am gy Toh Sed Laces petal eles eid ErraTagein a the . Treasurer,published in yesterday mornARG: Bb cis os fhm ud? te. tamed. oltedar' mows Wo odat It is evident that none of the appointees }) THE following are the prizes to be shot " Briggs & Chapman ; Fine stéel engraving, . . “The empty sleeve,”A, R. Briggs ; Sack of . dollars ; Pair of (glass! decanters, Blivens . to be he eh anew, and to be used wheat E itis pe office. Bigler does, but hie re: jection by tl the Benate “settles his paper is not iota sae ‘man or two al in or find= much eee en there, are the little ones, gown withiott any taste for reading. 0, t ie: would be without, a newspaper—and who would read one regularly without hie g for Bests! ~ SQUABBLES, an old bachelor, shows hie stockings, which he has just darned, to a maiden, who contemptuously remarks, “Pretty good fora man darner.” Whereupon Squabbles rejoins, “Good enough for a woman, darn her.” ee “Pompey,” said a good-natured fea man to his colored man, “I did not« know till to-day that you had been whipped last week.” “Didn't you massa ?” replied Pompey ; “I knowe’d it just dé'same e time it occurred.” FIvE dollars,was,received on Saturday by Freasurer Spinner, from a lady, fora package of kid gloves obtained from this Custom House. Twenty-seven. dollars: is also forwarded by a person who used some medical stores belonging to the United States, and which had been: abandoned — —[Washington Republican.) AN ardent etomologist lately fell in loye with alady solely because of he beetle brows.-—[ unch. * W EST-END . -music-seller was. lately éverpowerea by” a fastidious young lady who wanted to purchase “Mr. Hood’s—a mont Of the—a getleman’s whder gar. ment! aoe tha.city of New York there.are., 70 separate: establishments en in the manufacture of pianos, the yweekly . Co product is from 250 to 800 instruments.— The whole number manufactured in the @ ee A VARIETY: TROUPE! cS. am a pen

[ Saee WALLACE, 2 0! oohe LITTL, IMy ola bas, dirtek family without a’! newspaper a ee bag tg hot and:ofpest . i behind the times ination : besides they never ie MONDAY, ~ “SATURDAY, seapel egy . age me nod tte anteia® . TAYLOR, , Commander. Will gail : From Mideidn Street Wharf, at li ‘ACM. nip SANTTK GS BRO one POR NEW YORK. ship SANTIA No expense on the Isthmas { 100 baggage free! The America sails April 15th, 186%. By iizae, For further information, apply to I. ‘W. RAYOND, “Agent, North-west corner Battery e Streets, Up stairs, San Francisco. a arvensis and PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO's ; a an ee aay cane —To— Carrying the U.S. Mail. “Leave Folsom stréet Wharf, at 11 o'clock a.m. of the followin dates, for PANAMA. comnecti eae Steamers from SEES TALS for On the 20 Month that has 30 day ype: em the: Toi, 1 jand 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall on Sutday, they will leave on Satundey preceding ;“when the 18th falls on Sun, they willl ve of Monda following. Steamr leaving San Pranclsco ont Fone touches at Mancina o. Alltouch st Aca Departures of Toth Or 19th co! ect with French Tene CaN Sou Br for South Attire of 10th coanians with English Steamer for ol eee ne PPR. © ‘ 30th sonnet an 4 ral America pee wit English Btcathior toe’ Debuts. he Sort of of thenew . ere a iat hee anait Bteamehips will Be diste on dates as giyen below PeMareh’ 9th—Sacramento, Capt. J. = “Gavarly. weoeree with the He , Chauncey C Gray. March 19 th—Constitation, Capt. 7 eonnecting with the Ocean Queen, Cant. Mau eh iden Age, Capt.d,.T.Wa conmesting with Wiking Slat, C rhe fe Harboe sa ee fea checked pr ean dee assenger. te phe e enced Su: m on board. edicine an tendante free,.t e steamers will positively ea pa at 11 o'clock. etenes rs ee are requested to have their ba 10 o’clock. -Through ti Mey Line” can he obinined at ye freight appt ply ie w ate hee & Fandid steamship . ie will. be_disPEOPLE'S. MARKET, (Adjotning & i? we JOHNSTON ts A ern yOrR K a eer, via Panama Railroad, with one of the Ca rpogl by the . “merchandise . . gunius 8 CREENWALD, “BROAD \D STREET, er IS NOW SELLING HIS PE IIICK OF “wae “TOBACCO,. sks PH . ZENS. FOR CASH — : “HE wKE ‘ON HAND’ 0.000 POUNDS. OF ahaa Pmsonhe ; OF TOBACCO, , 100,000 oF THE VERY BEST “HAVANNA KILLIKINIOK, SMO KANG: TOBAC©@.OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. __ MATCHES 6F EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND, — All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WHA oa SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CaSH!**": os _, Smokers, Chewers and diadedi teen . ers are invited to call and examine my. Goods and ascertain the prices before purchasing elsewhere. All, obadrSchoun 9 abroad promptly attended to. é Pr “NOW 18 THE TOKE TO BUY Goons AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET AES) WHAT YOU WANT. . United States is between 85,000 and 40,ends patie ai Kauagews carting pas n ates 18 ween an i . 000, surpassing cages the product seager #, mails a and tg mapa ial Remember the old stand; noxt door fof any other nation. from Ka Kanagawa by stean seamen! to Carley & Becknian?s, Broad strect, aaa ale Specie ih Camgens Pie apely. at the crear City. : ARRIV THR: 0 cramento and NATIONAL EXCHANGE. HOTEL, . (800. _ OLIVER-ELDRI ie Agent yULIUS ‘GCREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. © ° TO SCRIP ee ater " Nevada, Jan. 29th, / LANCASTER & HASEY; Proprietor. pe 3 Orrion, . ) March 8, 1807. 6 he Treasurer of Nevada County vil bs P Goyne Wash B B § Brown Cincinnati presentation, all see rig GRAND: BALL, J Goyne do, W Brendon Grass V acm on eamne Soses st the date of ‘aie shea yo ge Wilson do Baal SPENCE, ft this adver2W Brown”: do:' Dr J Staipeon.: dos . Neves: March sik COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ! F Meister ‘do L Hatchings do =— Tendered by the YOUNG MEN'S peceeiaye F F Wilkinson do, W Angove Gold Fla fe ceeaay ear TO: acon rag — HAMBURG TEA! . ..GEORGE E. “EDMONDS roo Press oR Boas Sola Run : p>, Be.take place at the.. ‘rooney, Auburn i Bites un m W Smiley Austin . E D Carney Hunts h For: Sele by NEVADA THEATRE, F Elerson Virginia Wm Carey Eureka ‘te eg Y ae me J-Calberson Clear CJ DeZell Anthony H -E. F. SPENCE, . Wednesday Evening, March 13th.) J Cook Nevada City G W Saulsberry Ban ab oui Neel aetg a, ‘D.Crooker. do H Randolph Washin ee var a,» Committee of Tnvitation, MINERS’: RESTAURANT, . or yiieaaa’ . .6.dOnelen Beret ae HENRY PYRMONT..:.Proprictor, . / SI, PATRICK'S DAY. . Wort ee Seen COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. —— fen Davia I Boesty AT pee rman . “Isaac Williamson, M8, Tamiiton ‘Thankful for the very. revere rastivat. FO. Lampert? M. 8: Deal. Brera pte +! see: wat Ke a , . ree IN ADD OF. THE. cvsvott . } Jeb Davidson, Johm Basiay. ‘vor him with patro’ . i Tickets $2.50. i . em Cents. eCaTHOLIC enuren. Nevada, Feb. 290. i Twenty five Cents, . ————_——_— si! ORNAMENTAL GARDENER. = . ee : TEMPERANCE HALL, ani ow wowbaY 1 MARCH 18th, 1867. COMPLIMENTARY. i wee “y UM E+ WPeladedto’ 8 oF TS A x WG MR. HENRY, ‘FA Con, i “mickete Thipe Bonar Ry. the, . Nenad, Feb bithe 0k tad s aE Plo wy ty ry ue A ui. se ee Wl vrecived 4 and.. he ene freatr eli Ofsuwe la iqives ont “eae VS. , 8 Transcript, the words “Dec, 8th,” pS san is correct in Fatatin are se} Bthlopian Begee oe pal yet L® ~ Spi “Frane times, of hai patter furs, € San F ARI ‘day a1 the cl lishm: last T appea o’clocl TH lent b will e shooti all. thi five 1 PEI ator f in thi field 3 every genia. most . He sa see hi Rw horse: up Br they s attac] road 4 ing in ® sion . @ at ful = vibra The stopp doing Gor of Sc two & tial cl Tar Guard ing’ a Mallo will e the ws for. ting) 92 2 Fe PE os 278 » Fen.