October 10, 1869 (4 pages)

eo din. RE, hh AYS. AN s the vox [anu sl PS ts LE ! JAYS, , at 2 AND 20 A. re. ioe SSTER [FURpets, tc. am deinst. OWIN, ob . lately, some parties have been engaged . st, NEVADA CITY, GALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, _ A Hetnous Crimg.—A day or two ago, Clata Davis, a young lady aged about twenty years, died at her home in Sweetland, in this county, ander circumstances which aroused suspicion that she had been foully dealt with,and it was decided to hold an inquest on her bedy. The facts developed show that the treble crime of seduction,abortion and ‘murder had been cdmmtitted by some one. Lhe young dady was of prepossessing appearance atid of fair edication. She had been residing for several years in the same house with . “her father, George Davis, and her uncle . Henry Mc(racken, her mother’s broth-~ er, her mother being dead. It ‘has for some time been believed-inthe neigh=. cies of inertion, with laziness, whereas it usual. ly arises froma want of orgaric energy, for borhood that she was. pregnant, and her sudden death taken in connection with the report, aroused so strong sus. picion of foul play, that an investiga. ton "was demanded. The following ‘particulars. we received by telegraph last night: The town of Sweetland was thrown into a state of excitement yes+ terday, October 8th, bya report that a young lady by the name of Clara Davis had diedon the morning~of that day. from an abortion committéd by one Henry McCracken, an uncle of the des ceased, to conceal the fruits of his in¢estuous intercourse with her. Justice Stotlar, went from San Juan to Sweets land, and found the girl, aged about eighteen years of age. The Justice _ summoned a Coroner's jury, and a long examination was had. _ The jury rendered a verdict that Miss Davis had died from the effects of certain medicines administered to her by her Uncle McCrackin, and that previoug to her death she had given ‘birth to a full grown child the night before, to'wit, Oct. 7th, which ‘child could uot be found. McCracken was arrested and given until next Tuesday morning for hearing. The details are most revolt. ing.“fn THEATRE.—To-morrow evening ite of Vishnu will give his first eatertainnreat in this city at the Thea~ tre. He has large audiences at Virginia City an Grass Valley, and his performances are everywhere spoken of in highest terms, As an “illusionist. he stands at the head of his profession, _ and as a humorist is without equal. Mrs. Twombly will sing several popus lar songs, and those who have heard her say that she has a melodious voice, and has it under excellent control. The Fakir adds to the interest. of his entertainment, each evening, by presents , ing a large number'of gifts to the audience. . His presente are-all usefut-and . ' many of them valuable. The leading present one evening at Grass Valley was 4 handsome lodnge valued at $25. Maticious Miscu1Er.—Officer Rid« ley informs us that on several occasions in playing pranks, which if continued, may subject the. perpetrators to arrest and prosecution for malicious mischiefOn Friday night, a pile of woodwas placed in such a way against Wells, ‘Fargo & Co’s. express office, that any one opening the’ door from ‘the inside might sustain serious injury. On the opposite side‘of the street two oil cans ‘were placed one above another, and on this a bundle of shakes were set in such a Way as to tumble in when the door opened. These tricks may be fun for the boys, but they, might result in mis— chief. Lost,-—A lot of legal papers were lost in this city about the 23d of September. Any one finding and returning them to this office will be suitably rewarded. Stuarts’ Son PEARL—Don’t be without it. It. has been iu use three years and'the sales are immense. It is an excellent-article for the complexion. It will remove tan, freckles, moths, pimples, and all blemishes of the skin. It gives a dehcacy to the complexion, unrivalled by nature, as thousands who have used it can attest. The STUART Sty Peary is a grand success. Try it. For gale’by every droggist in the State. # _ .PXAMINATION oF TeAcnERS.—The County Board of Examination finished the examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the county,yes‘erday. The following certifichtes were granted: First grade—Anna M. Haas, Second grade—Peter McHugh, Samuel Gilles, pie, John T. Wickes. -'Third grade— Clara E, Jones, Ella Pearson, Annie Gregory. There were pineteen applicants who continued ‘throughout the examination—ten wmiales and nine fe~ males, : PLars.—City lot owners desiring plats of their premises to file with the City Trustees, can procure tem of H. ‘8. Bradley, County Surveyor, for $1 50. General Debility is Nature’s Appeal for Help. ee Thousands of persons, without any specific ailment, are victims of languor and fasaitude, The unthinking are apt to confound this epewhich the subjects of it are no more responsible than the near-sighted are for their defective vision. Such persons, although they may be free from pain, are as truly invalids, wire tormented with the pangs of acnte disease. They require‘a tronic and atrEeRaTIve, that willrouse and regulate their torpid organizations. In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS produce debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, Who feels as if he were but half alive; who shuns company, and has no relish either {or business or pleasure, is METAMORPHOSED BY 4 BRIEF COURSE OF THIS MOST POTENT VEGETABLE_INVIGORANT INTO QUITE.A DIFFERENT BEING. The change effected by the BITTERS in his bodily and mental condition, is a surprise to himself and to his friends. He mopes po longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is reawakened, and he feels like a new man. Remembering that debility is not only an affliction itself,but an INVITATION TO DISEASE, no time should be lost in recruiting the broken-down. system with this choicest and most potent of all TONIC3 AND NERVINES. ¢ 4 HAVILAND, HOOPER & co. Importers, Wholesale and Retail ; DEALERS IN CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE HAVILAND, HOOPER CUTLERY, KEROSENE LAMPS, ¥ & Co. “ARE AGENTS FOR THE ™. San-Frauciste Plating Works. No. 335 Pine Street; Below Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Sept 80th, oe . >> JAMES -W. BURNHAM & CO. Y votesase AND RETAIL \. DEALERS IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Paper-Hangings, WINDOW SHADES,UPHOLSTERY GOODS Curtain Material, ~~ Trimmings, Etc. 618 Market and 17 Post Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. ie 825-8m HAIR WORK, RS. C. COOK would inform the peo. ple of Nevada County that she can be toand at her oldstand 619 MONTGOMERY STREET, between Clay and Commercial, pre~ pared to do Every kind of Hair Work, Such as yy Chains, Ear Rings, Breast Pins Bracciets, &. &e. ; 220 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Supreme Judges, J. B. CROCKETT, WM, T. WALLACE. Ay For District Judge of the 14th Judicial Distriet THes, B. REARDAN. and as much in need of medical aid, as if they . an immediate and most favorable effect. The . —_——e nnd ._, BANNER BROS; (COLUMN, “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL OF. 1869! os NFORMATION . FOR THE MILLION!. “Dunder und Blixum!”. “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Everybody : Provided Kor! . GREAT AND SMALL, _. OLD AND YouNG RICH AND POOR, : Competition: Against Us Sgt COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered _ and the People withtheir Glorious. “BANNER” Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo. ple’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMP! Ons, = IN THE, CLOTHING LINE _ IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, ss Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” Everybody happy except a few ‘unfortunate men that we OUTStLL AND UNDERSELL! We-~buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San’ Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the > MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDOCCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, : ee OF THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to~he found in Nevada county. Our facilities is ocuring goods direct from the Kast enables as tovaell them at'such LOW RATES as to. —— : DEFY COMPETITION. Of Gents Furnishing Goods, . California and Eastern, Mine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, . : . BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the . Market.’ (oS TT NTION:—To all Mernl w igtn. in Clothing both in this City und County, wé would say call’on us before oing to San. Francisco-to make purchases. We dan sell you yuods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy them at the Bay. Oar patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we 4:¢ thankful for their coufidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. . Pioneer Clothing Emporium, BANNER BROS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers Cor. Broad and Pine st. 880 wet “We also have a Large Assortment Don’t forget the place where you [ ‘. get your money’s worth at the} {# Do. net forget the place 0 ' cial Sts. Nevada: ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COLUMN, _ MAN’S GREATEST DUTY! Look Out For No. 1. You CAN'T GEE OVER » YOR THar CLOTHING,BOOTS'’& SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER ~AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S (Haas & Co's old stand. pbs, THAN ELSEWRERE! aes a tice, compare items, examine stock, —aND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. x . AND BEST —-FOR— Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING CLOTHING_ OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLENDID SUITS BEVER, . ~~ OASSIMERE, ~ BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, ° And in fact EVERYTHING MEN’S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING, . Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, FANCY GOODS OF ALE KINDS. a here Ss 4 ee ~ ~ be (er Men's & Boys? HATS & CAPS, he Ge Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. <=No trouble to show our Our Prices. Call on: us and try Our Goods once, and we terwards. ROSERSTOCK, PHICE & CO.) Corner of Pine and Commer. As evidence of this fact the people . _+~ have only to call, take noLEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE . . YOU GET THE mMosT . THE LEAST MONEY!. i te Furs, Goods, and a pleasure to tell . are SURE of your custom af-{. [Jowt BUX xYouR,. FURNITURE AND BEDDING : In the Interior. 2" Send your orders to. — i J. A. SHABER, . NO, 707 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO, > —aNnD— Save 50 Fer Cent. om your pur, Chase, : {22 Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped and SATISFACTION GUARANTBED, a25.8m — LEWIS BROTHERS, Importers and Dealers im’. Havana, Seed Leaf, and Chewing —aAND— ¥ SMOKING TOBACCOS. —AND— ‘ . i. a. wo e-Manufacturers of Cigars.s 218 & 220 Battery Street. 4 117 Maiden Lane, New York. San Fraricisco, Sept: 28th. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, AMERICAN WaTcH DEPOT AGENTS FOR ‘Howard, Waltham, And ALL WATCHES Made in . AMERTOA! "WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES . g 27" Send Orders, or Call at ‘CUMMINGS BROS.,* — -607, Montgomery St., _ SAN PRANCISCO, i H. ENGELBRECHT, "Manufacturer of Cigars, 43 AXD IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, $12 and 814 Front street, Corner ef Commercial 8t, _ SAN FRANCISCO; San Francisco, Sept. 28th. For Sale or Rent ' FURNISHED —OR— (7 U N-F ORNISHED, The Residence of E, F. SPENCE. ai 02 Apply to SPENCE & CO; J. M, PATTER. 3. N. COLLINS, J. M. PATTEE & CO. Importers and Jobbers in Wancy Goods, Caps, wy Ete, Ete. Everything at New York Prices, . No. 404 Sansome street, a SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, Oct. 7th. Parisian Dyeing and Scouring! 734 Washington street, SAN FRANCISCO, THOMAS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS je the public that many years of practical experience and, profonnd. attention, have abled him to produce SUPERIOR AND FA COLORS, and by his method of pee goods to receive the dye, the fabric will, i cases, retain its original «trength and quali None but the most skilled: workmen are efi-” loyed in his establishment, Powtar attention paid to C: 5 Re finishing goods of every description ertrusted to his care. : Mi. Thomas is also sole possessor of thie roved method of treating made-up clothing wher Ladies’ of Gentlemen's, thoroughly cleanifg it, and turning it out gs handsome as if new. ‘ Gr All work done at reduced rates.’ MES. . SELIG, — Dealér In Millinety and Faney Goods, ¥MBROIDERIES, , arts TRIMMINGS, —z VELVET RIBBONS, ae FLOWERS,™~ Braids, Sewing Silks, Laces; ¥: tls, Hosiery, Gloves,(: be ; *. Brushes, Htc. CORSETS OF THE. BEST MAKE. No, 226 Kearny Street. : Between Bush & Sutter.SAN FRANCISCO. y-Latest Style of Goods Received’ by Every Steamer. r Straw Bonnets Cleazed and Pressed—Bonnet Frames of the Latest Shape. ‘ Milliuers supplied with Cut Lengths at Ou * #22 a B25 Wholesale Prices. The most par-

eo din. RE, hh AYS. AN s the vox [anu sl PS ts LE ! JAYS, , at 2 AND 20 A. re. ioe SSTER [FURpets, tc. am deinst. OWIN, ob . lately, some parties have been engaged . st, NEVADA CITY, GALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, _ A Hetnous Crimg.—A day or two ago, Clata Davis, a young lady aged about twenty years, died at her home in Sweetland, in this county, ander circumstances which aroused suspicion that she had been foully dealt with,and it was decided to hold an inquest on her bedy. The facts developed show that the treble crime of seduction,abortion and ‘murder had been cdmmtitted by some one. Lhe young dady was of prepossessing appearance atid of fair edication. She had been residing for several years in the same house with . “her father, George Davis, and her uncle . Henry Mc(racken, her mother’s broth-~ er, her mother being dead. It ‘has for some time been believed-inthe neigh=. cies of inertion, with laziness, whereas it usual. ly arises froma want of orgaric energy, for borhood that she was. pregnant, and her sudden death taken in connection with the report, aroused so strong sus. picion of foul play, that an investiga. ton "was demanded. The following ‘particulars. we received by telegraph last night: The town of Sweetland was thrown into a state of excitement yes+ terday, October 8th, bya report that a young lady by the name of Clara Davis had diedon the morning~of that day. from an abortion committéd by one Henry McCracken, an uncle of the des ceased, to conceal the fruits of his in¢estuous intercourse with her. Justice Stotlar, went from San Juan to Sweets land, and found the girl, aged about eighteen years of age. The Justice _ summoned a Coroner's jury, and a long examination was had. _ The jury rendered a verdict that Miss Davis had died from the effects of certain medicines administered to her by her Uncle McCrackin, and that previoug to her death she had given ‘birth to a full grown child the night before, to'wit, Oct. 7th, which ‘child could uot be found. McCracken was arrested and given until next Tuesday morning for hearing. The details are most revolt. ing.“fn THEATRE.—To-morrow evening ite of Vishnu will give his first eatertainnreat in this city at the Thea~ tre. He has large audiences at Virginia City an Grass Valley, and his performances are everywhere spoken of in highest terms, As an “illusionist. he stands at the head of his profession, _ and as a humorist is without equal. Mrs. Twombly will sing several popus lar songs, and those who have heard her say that she has a melodious voice, and has it under excellent control. The Fakir adds to the interest. of his entertainment, each evening, by presents , ing a large number'of gifts to the audience. . His presente are-all usefut-and . ' many of them valuable. The leading present one evening at Grass Valley was 4 handsome lodnge valued at $25. Maticious Miscu1Er.—Officer Rid« ley informs us that on several occasions in playing pranks, which if continued, may subject the. perpetrators to arrest and prosecution for malicious mischiefOn Friday night, a pile of woodwas placed in such a way against Wells, ‘Fargo & Co’s. express office, that any one opening the’ door from ‘the inside might sustain serious injury. On the opposite side‘of the street two oil cans ‘were placed one above another, and on this a bundle of shakes were set in such a Way as to tumble in when the door opened. These tricks may be fun for the boys, but they, might result in mis— chief. Lost,-—A lot of legal papers were lost in this city about the 23d of September. Any one finding and returning them to this office will be suitably rewarded. Stuarts’ Son PEARL—Don’t be without it. It. has been iu use three years and'the sales are immense. It is an excellent-article for the complexion. It will remove tan, freckles, moths, pimples, and all blemishes of the skin. It gives a dehcacy to the complexion, unrivalled by nature, as thousands who have used it can attest. The STUART Sty Peary is a grand success. Try it. For gale’by every droggist in the State. # _ .PXAMINATION oF TeAcnERS.—The County Board of Examination finished the examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the county,yes‘erday. The following certifichtes were granted: First grade—Anna M. Haas, Second grade—Peter McHugh, Samuel Gilles, pie, John T. Wickes. -'Third grade— Clara E, Jones, Ella Pearson, Annie Gregory. There were pineteen applicants who continued ‘throughout the examination—ten wmiales and nine fe~ males, : PLars.—City lot owners desiring plats of their premises to file with the City Trustees, can procure tem of H. ‘8. Bradley, County Surveyor, for $1 50. General Debility is Nature’s Appeal for Help. ee Thousands of persons, without any specific ailment, are victims of languor and fasaitude, The unthinking are apt to confound this epewhich the subjects of it are no more responsible than the near-sighted are for their defective vision. Such persons, although they may be free from pain, are as truly invalids, wire tormented with the pangs of acnte disease. They require‘a tronic and atrEeRaTIve, that willrouse and regulate their torpid organizations. In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS produce debilitated and desponding valetudinarian, Who feels as if he were but half alive; who shuns company, and has no relish either {or business or pleasure, is METAMORPHOSED BY 4 BRIEF COURSE OF THIS MOST POTENT VEGETABLE_INVIGORANT INTO QUITE.A DIFFERENT BEING. The change effected by the BITTERS in his bodily and mental condition, is a surprise to himself and to his friends. He mopes po longer; the active principle of life, which seemed to have died out of him, is reawakened, and he feels like a new man. Remembering that debility is not only an affliction itself,but an INVITATION TO DISEASE, no time should be lost in recruiting the broken-down. system with this choicest and most potent of all TONIC3 AND NERVINES. ¢ 4 HAVILAND, HOOPER & co. Importers, Wholesale and Retail ; DEALERS IN CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE HAVILAND, HOOPER CUTLERY, KEROSENE LAMPS, ¥ & Co. “ARE AGENTS FOR THE ™. San-Frauciste Plating Works. No. 335 Pine Street; Below Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Sept 80th, oe . >> JAMES -W. BURNHAM & CO. Y votesase AND RETAIL \. DEALERS IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Paper-Hangings, WINDOW SHADES,UPHOLSTERY GOODS Curtain Material, ~~ Trimmings, Etc. 618 Market and 17 Post Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. ie 825-8m HAIR WORK, RS. C. COOK would inform the peo. ple of Nevada County that she can be toand at her oldstand 619 MONTGOMERY STREET, between Clay and Commercial, pre~ pared to do Every kind of Hair Work, Such as yy Chains, Ear Rings, Breast Pins Bracciets, &. &e. ; 220 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Supreme Judges, J. B. CROCKETT, WM, T. WALLACE. Ay For District Judge of the 14th Judicial Distriet THes, B. REARDAN. and as much in need of medical aid, as if they . an immediate and most favorable effect. The . —_——e nnd ._, BANNER BROS; (COLUMN, “THE LATEST SENSATION!” PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL OF. 1869! os NFORMATION . FOR THE MILLION!. “Dunder und Blixum!”. “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” Everybody : Provided Kor! . GREAT AND SMALL, _. OLD AND YouNG RICH AND POOR, : Competition: Against Us Sgt COMPLETE FIZZLE! High Prices are Slaughtered _ and the People withtheir Glorious. “BANNER”

Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the Peo. ple’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMP! Ons, = IN THE, CLOTHING LINE _ IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab lished and Reliable Firm, ss Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES!” Everybody happy except a few ‘unfortunate men that we OUTStLL AND UNDERSELL! We-~buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM CHEAPER ! Now on hand and constantly receiving from the Eastern as well as San’ Francisco Markets, DIRECT, the > MOST EXTENSIVE, AND FASHIONABLE Assortment of Clothing ever offered before, at GREATLY REDOCCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, : ee OF THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES, AND IN FACT Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LARGEST to~he found in Nevada county. Our facilities is ocuring goods direct from the Kast enables as tovaell them at'such LOW RATES as to. —— : DEFY COMPETITION. Of Gents Furnishing Goods, . California and Eastern, Mine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, . : . BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Best and Cheapest in the . Market.’ (oS TT NTION:—To all Mernl w igtn. in Clothing both in this City und County, wé would say call’on us before oing to San. Francisco-to make purchases. We dan sell you yuods in this city at Lower Kates than you can buy them at the Bay. Oar patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate our goods and our prices and we assure them that we 4:¢ thankful for their coufidence, and will return itin future by selling our goods so low as to squelch out of existence all Opposition Humbugs. . Pioneer Clothing Emporium, BANNER BROS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers Cor. Broad and Pine st. 880 wet “We also have a Large Assortment Don’t forget the place where you [ ‘. get your money’s worth at the} {# Do. net forget the place 0 ' cial Sts. Nevada: ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COLUMN, _ MAN’S GREATEST DUTY! Look Out For No. 1. You CAN'T GEE OVER » YOR THar CLOTHING,BOOTS'’& SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER ~AT ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S (Haas & Co's old stand. pbs, THAN ELSEWRERE! aes a tice, compare items, examine stock, —aND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. x . AND BEST —-FOR— Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLY RECEIVING CLOTHING_ OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLENDID SUITS BEVER, . ~~ OASSIMERE, ~ BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, ° And in fact EVERYTHING MEN’S AND BOYS? CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING, . Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, FANCY GOODS OF ALE KINDS. a here Ss 4 ee ~ ~ be (er Men's & Boys? HATS & CAPS, he Ge Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. <=No trouble to show our Our Prices. Call on: us and try Our Goods once, and we terwards. ROSERSTOCK, PHICE & CO.) Corner of Pine and Commer. As evidence of this fact the people . _+~ have only to call, take noLEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE . . YOU GET THE mMosT . THE LEAST MONEY!. i te Furs, Goods, and a pleasure to tell . are SURE of your custom af-{. [Jowt BUX xYouR,.. FURNITURE AND BEDDING : In the Interior.. 2" Send your orders to. — i J. A. SHABER, . NO, 707 Market St. SAN FRANCISCO, > —aNnD— Save 50 Fer Cent. om your pur, Chase, : {22 Goods Carefully Packed, Safely Shipped and SATISFACTION GUARANTBED, a25.8m — LEWIS BROTHERS, Importers and Dealers im’. Havana, Seed Leaf, and Chewing —aAND— ¥ SMOKING TOBACCOS. —AND— ‘ . i. a. wo e-Manufacturers of Cigars.s 218 & 220 Battery Street. 4 117 Maiden Lane, New York. San Fraricisco, Sept: 28th. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, AMERICAN WaTcH DEPOT AGENTS FOR ‘Howard, Waltham, And ALL WATCHES Made in . AMERTOA! "WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES . g 27" Send Orders, or Call at ‘CUMMINGS BROS.,* — -607, Montgomery St., _ SAN PRANCISCO, i H. ENGELBRECHT, "Manufacturer of Cigars, 43 AXD IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, $12 and 814 Front street, Corner ef Commercial 8t, _ SAN FRANCISCO; San Francisco, Sept. 28th. For Sale or Rent ' FURNISHED —OR— (7 U N-F ORNISHED, The Residence of E, F. SPENCE. ai 02 Apply to SPENCE & CO; J. M, PATTER. 3. N. COLLINS, J. M. PATTEE & CO. Importers and Jobbers in Wancy Goods, Caps, wy Ete, Ete. Everything at New York Prices, . No. 404 Sansome street, a SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, Oct. 7th. Parisian Dyeing and Scouring! 734 Washington street, SAN FRANCISCO, THOMAS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS je the public that many years of practical experience and, profonnd. attention, have abled him to produce SUPERIOR AND FA COLORS, and by his method of pee goods to receive the dye, the fabric will, i cases, retain its original «trength and quali None but the most skilled: workmen are efi-” loyed in his establishment, Powtar attention paid to C: 5 Re finishing goods of every description ertrusted to his care. : Mi. Thomas is also sole possessor of thie roved method of treating made-up clothing wher Ladies’ of Gentlemen's, thoroughly cleanifg it, and turning it out gs handsome as if new. ‘ Gr All work done at reduced rates.’ MES. . SELIG, — Dealér In Millinety and Faney Goods, ¥MBROIDERIES, , arts TRIMMINGS, —z VELVET RIBBONS, ae FLOWERS,™~ Braids, Sewing Silks, Laces; ¥: tls, Hosiery, Gloves,(: be ; *. Brushes, Htc. CORSETS OF THE. BEST MAKE. No, 226 Kearny Street. : Between Bush & Sutter..SAN FRANCISCO. y-Latest Style of Goods Received’ by Every Steamer. r Straw Bonnets Cleazed and Pressed—Bonnet Frames of the Latest Shape. ‘ Milliuers supplied with Cut Lengths at Ou * #22 a B25 Wholesale Prices. The most par-