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NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1866
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N. P. BROWN & M.S. DEAL,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Office Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets,
ITALIAN/(BARBER SHOP.
BROAD STREET,
Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel.
BATHS?! :
ILIP DUCA can still found at the old
stand and fully prepared todo Hair Cute
ting in the best style. :
dhaving done in a style that cannot be exHOT AND COLD BATHS AT 25 cts.
My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice manner
as any in the State; BATHS ONLY TWENTYFIVE CENTS, 019
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
N AND AFTER JULY 10, 1866, until urther
O notice, the trains of the Central
road will ran as follows: ;
Going East.
Mail and passenger trains will leave Sacramento at 6 a. m., and arrive at Alta at 9:30 a. m.
Freight and passenger trains leave Sacramento
at 6:15 a. m., and arrive at Alta at 12:20 p. x. ; also
at 3 P. M., and arrive at Altaat 9:10P. M.
Going West.
Mail and passenger train leaves Alta at 9:55 a.
M., and arrivesat Sacramento at 1:20 PL mw.
Freight and passenger trains leave Alta at 6 A.
M., arrive at Sacramento at 11 a. M.: also at 1:15
P. M., and arrive at Sacramento at 6:30 P. M.
The morning passenger trains connect at Anburn with Stages from Yankee Jims, Forest. Hill,
Michigan Bluffs and Georgetown: and at Colfax
with Stages for Grass Vaily, Nevada and San
Juan; and at Alta with Stages for Cisco, Summit
City, Austin, Virginia City, and all points in the
. State of Nevada.
The 6 a. m. be train connects at the Junction
with the cars of the California Central Railroad
for Lincoln and Marysville and all points north.
All trains run daily, Sundays amcopees.
. Cc, CROCKER
Superintendent C. P. R. R:
G. F. Harrwe wt, Ass’t Superintendent. sep8
NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT
DAILY EXPRESS AND STAGE LINE.
TAGE LEAVES NEVADA ON MONDAY,
\) Wednesday, and Friday, (connecting with
Wella, Fargoand Co’s Express) for LAKE CITY,
NORTH BLOOMFIELD. MOORES, WOOLSEYS
AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Pony Express leaves) Nevada on Tuesdays,
and Saturdays, for the same points.
‘Both Stage and Express connecting with Sacra, mento -andatso with Jefferis’ Saddie Train
to Meadow Lake City and the New-Mines. Pack.
ages delivered, Collections made, and all Lxpress
business promptly attended to.
GREGORY & ENGLISH, Proprietors.
GRASS VALLEY & NEVADA CITY
22
STA GSR wine
Fame ‘RECENTLY PURCHASED THIS
long established and popular Stage Line. we
ace ready to carry passengers over the road with
and safety, promising to treat those who
de with us ima corteous, and. we trust, in a satisfactory manner.
Hours of departare—Leaves Exchange Hotel.
Grase Valley, ily, at 8 and 11 o'clock, A. M., and
4o'clock, P.M.
Leaves Nevada. daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M., and 2
P.M. and 5 o'clock, P. M.
: CLEVELAND & ROYCE. Propr’s.
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE
BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,
Opposite the National Exchange,
SAXBY & LANCASTER,
WOULD INFORM
_ the people of Nevada
i i that they have purchased thelivery stock ard business of Harvey Helm,
‘and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable,
and now have the largest lot of Horses, Buggies.
and i, to be found in this part of the
Teams, with elegant B
Hacks to let at ht aboctes notice and,on the
‘Most reasonable terms. Our Horses are free
from vice, of fine style and capable of going as
fast as any gentieman cares to drive.
; for Funerals attended to with promptGood Saddle Horses always on hand.
es, Wagons and
Daily Transeript. .
Pacific Rail-,
Bureaus,
Sofas,
ee
“THE BEST FURNITURE
TO BE FOUND
Mirrors, &c,
EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING
Dane at thé shortest notice.
This side of San Francisco is kept at the Store of
J. E. JOHNSTON.
Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange.
Bedsteads,
Tables, '
er Call and examine the Stock 123 :
MUsrYc!
musical Instruments repaired.
pieces as may be desired.
MUSI1C!
Cc. H. CHASE,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Pe ikvctions GIVEN ON THE PIANO,
Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other
Quadrille Music furnished, from two to six
Music arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other
instruments, easy or difficylt as desired.
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LAMOTT’S HAT STORE
—iS THE—
EMPORIUM OF THE STATE
The Leader of Fashion.
ee
("Importer and Manufacturer. 43
oe
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
we
Ne. 227 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco, April 24th.
ay.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
WILLIAM R. COE,
Corner of Main & Commercial Sts,
Nevada City. :
esa
Grass Valley, July 8th. 1856.
WILLIAM C. POPE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPs, &e,
MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY.
All Goods delivered Free of Charge.
W. C. POPE is the only Licensed Auctioneer in
Nevada county. Orders promptly attended to.
@" THE. CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE
IN NEVADA COUNTY. ag
——e
—-AND—
HOOK & LADDER HOUSE
ON BROAD STREET.
‘He is prepared, as heretofore, to do
All kinds of House, Sign, Carriage
@rnamental Painting,
‘On short notice ‘and in a style that cannot be excelled ia this State.
PAINTING! PAINTING!
P. L. RVWAN.
H4*% teeta HIS PAINT SHOP TO
TE
RETAIL
Blank Books,
Sheet Music,
Albums,
Gold Pens,
G. R. CRAWFORD,
Cerner of Broad and Pine Streets.
DEALER
STA TETONERY,
Mouldings,
__Engravings,
&e. &e. &C.
Picture Frames, of any size, made to order.
t2"Constable and Justice's Blanks on hand.
IN
T have just rhceived a
NEW STOCK OF GOopDs,
Consisting of :
Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Ladtes’, Misses’ and Children’s
Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes,
Slippers, &€., &c.
From the best Manufacturers of New York, Phil. adelphia and Boston.
Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses
AND CHILDRENS’ SHOES,
Just from the Manufactory, received by the last
steamer. 4 also have a full assortment of
SHOE FINDINGS,
.Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil,
French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather,
Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread,
Lasts, and in fact everything to be
found in a first clase Shoe
and Finding Store.
Repairing done in the very best style.
Boots and Shoes made to order.
And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep
Beots of my own manufatture always on hand
and will sell my Goode
Cheapér than any other House in
this city.
____ REMEMBER ‘THE CORNER.
Subscribe ! Read! Subscrive!
CHARLES E.MULLOY,
i & NOW MAKING-GP CLUBS FOR ALL EASTERN
Magazines, Pictorials & Newspapers
At the following rates in Gold Coin:
Atlantic Monthly.......0cceeecee 000. $2 %3
ROMNOOIE: TAOS co. dt + csi envie: cecece's se 275
Harper's Weekly.. . pas Gseeeie ey esas eealass 8 00
Godey’s Ladies Book.......04005 cess 200
Peterson's Magazine. .......00..-.. 1 25
New York Ledger.. nace isvescesivcséscscss. 2 (H)
Lésliv’s Weekly Wfig Fs'sie cine’ Lina bWs ob eas55.5) An see 3 00
And others at the same low rates. Suheecribers
are particniarly requested to call early asit is neé
esfary to forward the lists immediately that Clubs
may commence with the new volnmes,
Orders left at Wella, Fargo & Co’s office. with
Wm. F. Evens, willreceive prompt attention
i C E. MULLOY.
Nevada, Oct. 12th.
Dealer in
JAMES COLLEY,
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beet,
. CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c.
Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.—
Shop pn Broad Street, below Crawford,
& Cos. ‘
Leavitt
sepl
bogrded by the day, week or month, and
the best of care guerenteed:
SAXBY & LANCASTER.
_ Nevada, Dec. 5th.
Botton. Chemical Soap Works,
MERCHANT & LINDERMAN,
OULD INFORM THE PEOPLE OF THIS
county that they have started a Soap FacGRASS VALLEY ROAD, ONE MILE FROM
NEVADA CITY,
And will Manufacture the very best
W
With despate
AT COLFAX.
And are now
Direct all Goods,
Colfax, Sept. 16 ’
NEW FORWARDING HOUSE
JOSEPH WORRILL & CO.
OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada
county thet they have established a
FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX
repared to furward Goods
and at Low Rates!
“CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.”,
Olive Soaps, _ NG Bent NATIONAL. "i
<i A een Sade. Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon.
3 ould inform the people of German Erasive Soap. A paginas eg one
4 4180, ALL KINDS OF the interest‘of F. H. Fisher in the + anlonat 5 Hair
= Bathi cont , a6
-_ FTOurLeT sear. etree age ay sep Ayer. attention
hie xe —_— tw the outiug of gente, ladies’ ee
phat, The Merchants of Nevada County will ind . bait. "Mes aabend pat ls ciate
Frames! Frames! Frames!
PY. KENT,
1s RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND
No, 97 Broad Street, Nevada City,
Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House.
Where he has on hand the be-t stock of Mahogany,-Walnut, Gilt and Other kinds of Moulding ever brought to this county.
Picture and a}) other kinds of Frames made on
short notice and in the beat style.
CARPENTER WORK, all kinds, done at short
otice. a
Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, &e, &c.,
‘JULIUS, GREENWALD.
(Successor to Sam. Lewis.)
Importer of Cigars and Tobacco !
AVING THE SAME FACILITIES FOR
ig
buying as the old firm, I am enabled to sell .
at
QD
Sam Francisco Jobbing Prices and
in the mountains.
J.
H. J. Booth,
Corner of First and Mission Sis.’ San Franciéco.
t . AVING by far the oldest and most extensive
and at most reasonable rates, al] kinks of mai
25 per cent, less than any Store Special
GEO. W. KIDD, J. W. HIND,BANKING HOUSE
—AND—
&
re ASSAY OFFICE,
ty
The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust.
Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates.
Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion
for Assay or Coinage at the Mint.
MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, at.a low
rate of interest,
Registered County Scrip boug ht at
par. .
LEGAL TENDERS bonght and sold at the Regular Rates.
Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco
Sacramento and Virginia city. &
Drafts on the Eastern Cities, London, and Dublin, Ireland.
Agents for the Londoh and Liverpool Fire and
Life Insurance Company.
Gold and Ores of every description Melted, Re-fifed and Assayed. ¥
Cosreeponiente—San Francisco, Bank of California; Sacramento, D. O. Mills &Co.; Virginia
City, Agency Bank of California,
ovt2 “ GEO. W. KIDD & CO.Fire and Marine Insurance,
UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, -*
Nos. 416 and 418 California Stree ,
THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY
LIABLE.
Cash Capital.-... steeeees $750,000
Surplus July Ist, 1866.-.$119,735
CALEB T. FAY. President.
Charles D. Haven, Secretary,
Gustave Touchard, Marine Director,A.H. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada.
REMOVAL, ?
And Important Reduction in Prices,
—_——
THE PARIS SCREWED
BOOT AND SHOE STORE. loaa cated during the laet 12 years on
Dupont street, has this day
been
Removed to 428 Kearny Street,
The increased facilities which. the proprietor
has lately obtained for receiving the latest ‘rench
Styles regniarly, enable him to offer Shoes ata
Reduction of FIFTY €ENTS PER PAIR, and
Boots at a Reduction of Fifty Cent« and OVER
per pair: all fresh and New Goode by every stea
mer, which the public are particularly invited to
examine.
Notice —My store will be as heretofore the ONLY PLACE where persons can be sure of obtaining theGenuine French Screwed Roots
and Shoes, so jnatly celebrated for their Elegance and Durability.
EK. LHOTE,
Wholesale and Retail
‘Importer ana Dealer,
NO 428 KEARNY STREET.
Bet ween California and Pine. three dcors eoutheast of California, san Franci-co, 05
Geib
F. McCORMACK,
Successor to McCready & Brother,
Dealer in
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
f GRAVE SJONES,
4\ . . ntarble Mantles, Table Tops
AND GRATES,
At lower Rates than ever before
offered in this market.
CorxeR oF FirtH anp D Srreera,
MARYSVILLE.
W. ©. GROVE Agent for Nevada Ciry,
Maryeviile, Oct. 20th—ly
G. W. Prescott, Irving M. Scott,
UNION IRON WORKS,
Established in 1849.
establishmeut onthe Pacific coast, we are
ow prepared to furuvisn, at tne shortest notice
Quartz Mills and Quartz work made a
ity.
We neva the beat patterns of Came, Tappete,
BR. W. TULLY,
GEO. W. KIDD & ©0.... Bankers.
K ~ Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevaa ; Lt
enough for Led persons.
equalif notsy
i 2
‘hy
NATIONAL EXCHANGE
Broad Street, Nevada
THIS OLD AND WELL
ed Hotel-is again opened to Pub
Tt has bean remononens Bad
is now one of the most comm ious Honses in the interior of the State. Located in ah 6).
evated position it commands a View fe) ;
and surrounding couptry and instres tk
eas
if
the heat ofsummer: Built of BRIC
PROOF, its walls kcep ont,’in a jo me: ‘ the heat of the sun an give security in case s
THE EXCHANGE
Ts near the centre of the town ona wide ang
THE business street of the city, a
There are no wooden buildin near the Hoteli
to endanger it in case of conflagration, .
THE ROOMS earner
Are Plogantly Furnished, the Beds are ofs
and Hair trasses, unexcelled by any el in,
the State—all the Furniture new Gad A i
test Style, . eS
SUITS OF ROOMS.
And every accommodation furnished Familes:
and the traveling public, and eve’ eare jo
make the Honse 4 HOME FOR BOARDERS” se
THE TABLE
Will at all times be urnished wi erything:
the market affords. sh aes : ]
THE STAGE, OFFIOR,
The Coaches of the Colfax, Alpha. Wi
Omega, Moores, Woolsey’s and Gricane Fleet
Dog and North San Juan Stage Lines have thetr:
offices at and take their departure from this Hotel.
THE HOUSE IS KEPT OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE SALOON .
Te fitted np in superior style where no :
best Wines and ignore pe to be found tae.
BILLIARD TABLES are Phelan’s best.
ee THE LIVERY STABLE.
Ginkle where the hen tr tc may tee or
LANCASTER & HA SEY, Pecarietcen:
SAN FRANCI8C0
PIONEER SCREEN WORKS
JOHN W. QUICK, Prop'r, _
I AS removed to. the VULCAN IRON WORKS:
Fremont STREET, between Missi 1a
Howard, San Franciseo,’ Screen Punching in aif
ite branches—at _prenily reduced rates,
Quartz Mill Owners using m Russia, Irom
Screens, will save Two hundred per cent’ Guaranteed to be the best and cheepest in the State and
warranted not to rip or tear, : 4
Orders solicited and promptly attended to,
N. B.—J. W. Quick is the only competent and
fuccessful Manufacturers of Screens in the State,
having made sereens for the principal mills and
firms in this city and State for many years;
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO's:
Fi. THROUGH LINE
NEW
—~TO— :
YO. Re
Carrying the U, 8. Mail,
Leave Folsom street Wharf, of 11 o'clock a, m.
of the following dates, for PAN MA, connectin
via Panama Railroad, with one of the Compa ;
splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW
YORK,
On the 10th, 18th and 30th of each month»
On the 10th, 19th and 2
that has 30 days.
‘of each month that has 31 daye. When the 10th,,
will leave om
19th and 30th fall on Sutiday, * the
when the 18th falls on Sunday, they will leave on Monda following, SteamSaturday preceding ;
er leaving San Francisco on the 10th tou at
Manzanillo, All tonch at Acapulco, la
Departures of 18th or 19th @nhect with Freneh:
Transatlantic Company’ s Steamer for St. Nazaire.
and Evglish Steamer for South America, Departure of 10th connects with English Steamer forSouthampton and“P, -R.R¢Co.'s Steamer for Central America. Departure of 80th connects with
English Steamer for Tumaco, the portof the —
mines. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below ; (
Nov, 10-—Coustitution, Capt. E, 8. Farnsworth,
connecting with Arizona, Capt. Maury.
Nov, 19—Golden Age,Capt. W, F. Lapidge,connecting with Henry C iauncey, Capt. Gray,
Nov. 0—Golden City, Capt. J. V. Watkins,con-.
connecting with Ocean Queen, Capt. Howes,Cabin passengers berthed through. Bageane
checked through—100 pounds allowed each adult
‘fAosonges, An experienced Sargeon on board.
Medicine and attendance free, hese steamers.
will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Passen rere are. .
requested to have their hagyage on board before.
10 oXclock. Through tickets 10 Liverpool by theopnen Lane’ com oteined 3 the b M. 4 8.
Jo's ce in San Francisco. For mercha' dsefreight apply to Welle, Fargo & Co. 2
The splendid steamship Colorado will be digperekes on Tuesday, January 1, 1867, for Hong’
cong via Honolulu and Kanagawa earrying pas. 8engers, mails and freight, Passengers and ght
Ww. will also be taken for Shanghe, to be for
from Kanagawa by steamer. . ‘ .
For pasrage and other informationa ply at the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's omen, corner:
of Sacrainento and Lei desdorff streets San Franofeen OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent.
BEAR VALLEY HOUSE.
JUNCTION OF THE NEVADA AND DUTCE
FLAT RUADS TO VIRGINIA CITY,E. O. TOMPKINS; ahs
WOULD INFORM THE VELING
fie.) public and all who wieh to spend a seasom
aS at this beautiful part of Nev; county.
th that he has now ‘opened tig Aim and
Elegant House at ¢ viet
BEAR VALLEY.
And is prepared to accommodate aff in as good
style as at we gre Mouse in the State.
THE HOUSE has just been built and handturnished throughout—having room
the best of food—
ot qeries to any Houee ja this county.
FISHING AND HUNTING.—There fe no place
somely
THE TABLE will contain
in oie section equal to Bear Valley, for fishing and
unt m ng. > 2
THE DANCING HALL ts the Ja and best rgeet and ont
in the conuty. Suppers and Musi¢
short notice.
mortars, &c. Sole manufacturers of the ce : ane
extensive stock I would atten. ed Franklinite tempered Shoes and Dies, . a
ona end tee public 0 me aga é . Blake's Crushers, Quartz Screens of all kinds rok BENT, “4
‘Orders from all parts.of thecountry will be faithsize, Sodium Amalgam and all things needFRORT ROM of 2. a y = 6
sti) JULIUS GREENWALD. tut amp for domestic use and for deep . want off ment ‘ean Mevada, September 4th : from 234 w 10 inches in diamete. particulars at thet “
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