October 7, 1864 (4 pages)

tins and — Terren’s "hil GalHotel— Thrashtel—Innd Clas wore Webster De loon adj Judges, tel—Indan aud ley “and use ney and Inspecand EK» se—In~ ley and Corral . yes, M. tel—In+ ell and Inspecon and Inspeej and J. aloon— Andsey donian i, & A jouse— — tt and hotel— icDonInspecJames [mspec.and-B »D next » Calds ey. rT: a hotel « ', Vores zon Lincotn.—Regently a fore. ‘all de ditnes .”. ‘Change their dress and come in. you specuComrany’s Column! = ee 7 WEAVER & COMPANY. _ Nevada, Jan. 22d: 1864. p= ha @iends and the Public eigner made. appheation for admission te . citizenship in the District Court, and came . accompanied by his witnesses, Among the questions asked by the Judge were-the fol‘lowing: : i Jwdge—“Have yon known the applicast, ‘five years ?” < Witness—"T have,” Judge—'Does he entertain friendly feel‘ings ‘towords our Governinent 1 _Witnéss—‘-Yes ‘he vill vote for Onkel Abe * 4 We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY. ¥OR CASH EE PI ee gp “The Germans have a better iden of what ‘MEPS More Tanning sevownte, sod ‘constitutes ‘friendship toward the Govern: all Goods ordered must be paid for when purment than any copperhead in the country. : chased or on delivery. Tat Union Seetine ar Grass VaiLEY.—The Union weetirg at Grase Valley was one of the largest ever held in that town, A delegation of about twenty went ; down from this place with Messrs. Higby . *ccounts as have heretofore been on the Books and Crane, The meeting was held ia Haw. of this House. ilton Hall, the largest in the county, and it.} was crowed. The speakers were listened to with the greatest attention, and we are informed that theirispeeches were able expositions of Union principles. ‘The Union cause-is making rapid progress in Grase Valley. We have been fotced ‘to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and losé that has been sustained im co}lecting such @ large number of PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchanthastomakeap LARGER PROF= ITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By ‘aitopting the Cash Principle! : FaILeD To CoONNECT.— In. consequence of an elevation at the Hog’s back, the boat did not arrive at Sacramento yesterday until after the cars left and therefore our Sap Francisco maile tailed to connect. In our business; we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our factlittes in: San Francisco, will be able to-give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will ESMERALDA SQquinreLs.—C. Beckman has a pair of fine Esmeralda squirrels, brought over by Blasauff. They resemble very much the ground squirrel, or “chipmunk,” but are larger. They are beautiful pets. SPEAKING at Grass VaLiny.—Hon. A. A. Sargent will address the people of Grass Valley on Saturday night, at Hamilton Hall. Everybody should be eut. Defy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. DISAPPEARED.—Joseph C. Graves, lately arrived in this city fromi: Washoe.He received a letter from the East’ containing bad . news, aud made av attempt at suicide by taking laudanum. Dr. Hunt was called in, and saved his life. Graves aiterwards went vut on Boulder street, and bas not yet been found, though diligent search bas been made for him. He was from Malden, Maass. where his family reside. He is abont 43 years of age, and had on when be left, a light suit of clothes. eanmaiee Our business will be conducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. . We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Districr Court, Oct. 6th.—Manton vs. Schardin. Jury, after being out all night, returned with a verdict of $250 for plaintiff. R. Abbey va. Kureka Lake Water Co.— Continued to Friday, October 14th. “Middle Yuba Canal and Water Co. vs. Eureka Lake Water Co. Continued to Oct, 15. Fitzpatrick vs. Nevada Water Co. tinued for the term. 25) Court adjourned to Monday next Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of. the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, ConWe remain, Respectfully. ye * WEAVER & COMPANY. Laer, J. C. Graut, a nephew of General ‘}QUIGK SALES! ! ! Monday the 25th day of January, . ops SMALL PROFITS 111 _ &.0. TULLY i. 6. TULLY &-t0., N, C. AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sté, wv inform the citizens of Nevet and sy. wptiaity that they haye on hand a arge 6 ° PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap Cheapest Store in-Nevadal As we have-all the advantages of the San Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line —— &3" We invite the public to call and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. . Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf EMPIRE SALOON,Cady’s Brick Butiding, Mill Sireet, GRASS VALLEY. J AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicin. ity that he hae become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I witlaiways be on band, ready and willing to serve you with the best in the “shop.’’ JAMES B JEFFERY. .Grase Valley. Sept ith—tf For the Complerion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Balm. Blane des Perles. Forsaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial’ Streets SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTKR OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and ine Streets, Nevada. J show ready to supply his former patrons y with ali goods in his line as and the public general heretofore at ty Sam Francisco Prices ! Thanktul for past patronage, he eipensetit ‘ Olicite a continuance. Grant,, woe killed in the repulse before — ; Oe a — , CH. FERRAND. A FasntonaBté Pantor,:-How. many} WEAVER & COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHIC people do we cull on from year to year, = 5; and know ro more of their feelings, habits, EAE Ee AND tastes, family ideus and ways, than if they t lived in Komtechatka. Andwhy? Bes DAGJERREAN ARTIST. cause the room which they exll a front pare lor is made expressly so: that yeu shall neverknow. Toey sit in a back’ room, work. tolk, read pertiaps. Alter the servant has let you in and opened a crack in the shuts ters, and whilo you sit waiting for them to GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ~AED— LIQUORS, late asto what they may be deing. rom some distant region the laught-r of a child, the song of a canary bird—reaches you, sad ‘then a door clasps hastily to. Do they love poet? Do they write lettets, sew, emroider,’crochet? Do they ever romp and frolic? What} books do they read? Do they sketch or paint’ Of all these poasibil-. ° ities a muffled room says nothing. A sofa and six chairé, two ottemang fregh from the upholsterer s, a Brussels carpet, a center table with four gilt Books of ty on it. a auentie-clock from Paris, and two bronze vases, all these tell you in frigid tones, ‘This ia the best room.” only that and notbing ‘more—and sor ‘she trips in, io ber best clothes, and apulogizes for keeping you wait aske how your mother 1, snd you remark that it iss piensant day—end thus the acquaintance progresses from year to year. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i FORCASH 4 ‘NO. 59 BROAD STREET, J Every kind of brotypes taken Art, “ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. raphsand AmPhoto im the t style of the CHAUVAL + HOUSE. Virginia City..Nevada Territery. FIRST CLASS H otel and Hestaurant. Tarnished stems tor Sassen te ©. V. Chauval, Prop'r. Virginia, April 13th—tf .Shaving and Hair Cutting. OHN SURSRIDGE ta slivers ct hand at his shop, Broad Street, oppovite the Nathonal Exchange: Ho. 12 North C Street, Adj ining the Medan Building. One hour ‘a ‘the litile back fFéom, where the Box City. < eerie canary tok gd St ; might have made gow fest fri spatter dite; butasit ie, you care bo more for them ss : for the gilt “lock ea the meatie. ') sar Goods delivered Fens ad Chaiee, aes boon copia: Came and gite bes s trade My tieco; or at-€. €. RB. R. office at Lincoln. a Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. . } it is his determination not to be undersoid by See FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. Impertant to Shippers of Freight From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding country. Pres .SHIPPING FREIGHT FROM San Francisco for the Interior of the State via Freeport and Lineoln, by shipping, via a Caduc’s Schceconer Line 1 TO FREEPORT, . = Will have their ‘dispatch, on th ‘h bile of tading FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT’ AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, . HANDLING, LEVER DUES. OR FORWARDING ! . &". Mark all goods care C. C. R. R:, Freeport . ; and send shipping receipts with goods. Schooner freights, advanced without commission, and goods furwarded T.inceoln . Without charge r forwarding, wn freights taken on jiberFor further information apply at Caduc’s office. WASHINGTON STREET WHARF, San Fran. sep2s Cc. L. WILSON. Central Pacific Railroad, \N AND AFTER Wednesday, apy 20th, until further notice, the traina of the Central Pacific Rafiroad will be run as foilows : UP TRAINS LEAVK Sacramento. at 6.16 A. M-, arrive at Newcistle at 7 30 A. M. e : Sacramento atl P.M, arrive at Newcastle at 3.10 P.M Sacramento at 5:30 Poe; arrive at Newcastle at 730 P.M. ; DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Newcastle at 6.30 a. M., arrive at Sacramento atBa M. y Newcastle a: 10.15 A. m., arrive at Sacramento at )1.45 A. M. Newcastle at 5.20 P. mM. arrive at Sacramento at 7.90 P.M. The 6.15 A. M.and5 Pp. M. up trains connect at the junction with the cars of the California Cen tral Rail for Lincoln. The 6.45 A. M , down train receives from Folsom for Sacramento ; and ¢ _— ers he 1030 A. M., train connecta at the same place with the cars for Folsom and at Sacramento with the steamers for San Francisco. : On Sunday one train only will be run, Jeavin Sacramento at 6.15 A. M., and Newoastle at 10, A.M, ‘ 8 for Virginia city, Dutch Flat, Nevada city and intermediate places connect with the care at Newcastle at 7.40 a.m. Stages for Marysville and other points north connect at Lineolm at 7.30 A. m. C, CROCKER, ~ Superintendent C. lV. k. R. Co, Sacramento, Alig. 7—tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retat DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. E. JOHNSTON, wey Hereby gives notice that he will sell his entire stock of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consists in part of Burcaus, Bedstead, Chairs, — Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomens, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses bec. ec. Cpholstexing done at the shortest notice and at low rates. tional Kxehange Hotei. William . Coe, At the Old Corner. § STILL THERE, and wants it to be distinetiy understood that he is going to stay there and seil his goods as cheap as the cheapest sepit 4 anvbody. Mis stock consists of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole, Gali. ters, Balmerals, and every style of Shoe. Misses’ & @hildren’s shoes, every style Benkerte'’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Ede. Doubie Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots, A large assortment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Hoots, Gum Boots, &e. He sells ATHER, TOOLS, SHOE Fi 8 vINGS, of every description “at ‘ « Sam Francisco Prices retait, Boot aud Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work ,bought at the store is warranted and will be fepalred free of’ costif it ripe uureaor Hating one of th> very best workmen im the State, . am prepared to make boots at short notice and warrant a fit or no sale. ny te iv Gratefai for liberal paironage in the am to merit it in the future ing the public first rate articles and at the lowest possible prices. W. KR. COK, Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. ee See et repaired. Every kinds of building saw. criat, malt ‘ant bark malllo—-horet power ear , Orders filled peomedly, and at pnde. tadded. Hew Thom A. A. SARGENT; . Kidd's corner of Pine Om Counselor at Law. dcliveredet Lincoln with . SHEET MUSIC Street. opposite the Na. fe on LG RAWFORD, ~ CEO. R. ¢ a Masonic Baltlding, on Pine Street \ "fall supply of JUSTICES’ CONSTABES’ PLAIN AND FANCY wSTATIONKR-Y, co BLANK BOOKS, » GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th S ;NEVADA MILEINERY. ,MISS E. COFFEY, i WOULD. res tfully mform the Lailies of Nevada city and. the garrounding towha that she has opened a firet class: Milimrry Store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite-W eaver & Co's Store, and will -keep-constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found tna Mil linegy Establishment. 1 have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Gooda by every steamer. Particular will be paid to making Cloaks, Dresses, attentiou Mantillas. and presse m20 D. 8. BAKER, J. A. MARTIN D. S. BAKER ‘& CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisiuns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Pass MEATS, OF ALL, . KINDS Cash, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, W OOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash, aug io SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS., W. L. Shaefer would inys the a of Neveda ae e Burro! ng country that Sle WS cS hho as removed” his stock of . BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is selling them off at.Jow rates. He has just receivad a large and splendid stock of ts and shoes from the Bay, which he will sel] at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to cal . and examine his stock. Boots made to order.— Repairing promptly and neatly doue GEO. E. WITHINGTON Sign and Ornamental Painter. OUSE PAINTING promptly attended te Le be ak on hand a large stock of W. “per Curtain Fixtures, &ce, At the Foot Broad street, Nevada city. ROBERT MAYERS, FANCY BAZAAR, No. 242 Montgomer Street, Sautheast corner of Pine, San Franeisco. Importer of Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry, <s Musical Instruments and Foreign Fane Goods. San Franelsto, July 29. of GEO. W. KIDD, in the Granite building, Broad Street, Nevada. YOLD DUST percveges at the highest market BF rates, and li ladvances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Cuinage »tthe U.S Mint Sight heeks on San Francisco and Secramente Drafts on the Kastern cities at the lowest rate, Cullections made, and state and eeunty securities purchased at the highest market valae. BLAZE’S SALOON: . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 811 If You Want a Gieod Drink, Go To BLAZE’ s MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is prepa-ed to supply every. be i, “Vea, body with the best of Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork £0. &o. ag °°” . the lowest eash prices. MEAT MARKET. ar Mor. Pork, JAMES COLLEY keeps on the very best of Beef, Pork ton. Veal, Corned Beef and at his shop om Broad “street two doors below Hanson & Co's, which he will selh at reasonable rates for cash QO, Wholesale dealer jn A. ISOAR WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &e., &e. Next door to Weaver & Cu's on Broad Street Nevada, Noy. 19 a DOMESTIC DYES, Asterted Colors. Por sale ny Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. 4 Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES Drugs and Chemicals, Just received snd for sale by = Joseph M. Levey, ; Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets, Nevada, Aug. t=tf* “oe By. Pim, P 5 eS SICIAN. Prod & carey 3 Dine a ee % 4 * oe 4 e “

tins and — Terren’s "hil GalHotel— Thrashtel—Innd Clas wore Webster De loon adj Judges, tel—Indan aud ley “and use ney and Inspecand EK» se—In~ ley and Corral . yes, M. tel—In+ ell and Inspecon and Inspeej and J. aloon— Andsey donian i, & A jouse— — tt and hotel— icDonInspecJames [mspec.and-B »D next » Calds ey. rT: a hotel « ', Vores zon Lincotn.—Regently a fore. ‘all de ditnes .”. ‘Change their dress and come in. you specuComrany’s Column! = ee 7 WEAVER & COMPANY. _ Nevada, Jan. 22d: 1864. p= ha @iends and the Public eigner made. appheation for admission te . citizenship in the District Court, and came . accompanied by his witnesses, Among the questions asked by the Judge were-the fol‘lowing: : i Jwdge—“Have yon known the applicast, ‘five years ?” < Witness—"T have,” Judge—'Does he entertain friendly feel‘ings ‘towords our Governinent 1 _Witnéss—‘-Yes ‘he vill vote for Onkel Abe * 4 We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY. ¥OR CASH EE PI ee gp “The Germans have a better iden of what ‘MEPS More Tanning sevownte, sod ‘constitutes ‘friendship toward the Govern: all Goods ordered must be paid for when purment than any copperhead in the country. : chased or on delivery. Tat Union Seetine ar Grass VaiLEY.—The Union weetirg at Grase Valley was one of the largest ever held in that town, A delegation of about twenty went ; down from this place with Messrs. Higby . *ccounts as have heretofore been on the Books and Crane, The meeting was held ia Haw. of this House. ilton Hall, the largest in the county, and it.} was crowed. The speakers were listened to with the greatest attention, and we are informed that theirispeeches were able expositions of Union principles. ‘The Union cause-is making rapid progress in Grase Valley. We have been fotced ‘to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and losé that has been sustained im co}lecting such @ large number of PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchanthastomakeap LARGER PROF= ITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By ‘aitopting the Cash Principle! : FaILeD To CoONNECT.— In. consequence of an elevation at the Hog’s back, the boat did not arrive at Sacramento yesterday until after the cars left and therefore our Sap Francisco maile tailed to connect. In our business; we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our factlittes in: San Francisco, will be able to-give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will ESMERALDA SQquinreLs.—C. Beckman has a pair of fine Esmeralda squirrels, brought over by Blasauff. They resemble very much the ground squirrel, or “chipmunk,” but are larger. They are beautiful pets. SPEAKING at Grass VaLiny.—Hon. A. A. Sargent will address the people of Grass Valley on Saturday night, at Hamilton Hall. Everybody should be eut. Defy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. DISAPPEARED.—Joseph C. Graves, lately arrived in this city fromi: Washoe.He received a letter from the East’ containing bad . news, aud made av attempt at suicide by taking laudanum. Dr. Hunt was called in, and saved his life. Graves aiterwards went vut on Boulder street, and bas not yet been found, though diligent search bas been made for him. He was from Malden, Maass. where his family reside. He is abont 43 years of age, and had on when be left, a light suit of clothes. eanmaiee Our business will be conducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. . We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Districr Court, Oct. 6th.—Manton vs. Schardin. Jury, after being out all night, returned with a verdict of $250 for plaintiff. R. Abbey va. Kureka Lake Water Co.— Continued to Friday, October 14th. “Middle Yuba Canal and Water Co. vs. Eureka Lake Water Co. Continued to Oct, 15. Fitzpatrick vs. Nevada Water Co. tinued for the term. 25) Court adjourned to Monday next Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of. the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, ConWe remain, Respectfully. ye * WEAVER & COMPANY. Laer, J. C. Graut, a nephew of General ‘}QUIGK SALES! ! ! Monday the 25th day of January, . ops SMALL PROFITS 111 _ &.0. TULLY i. 6. TULLY &-t0., N, C. AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sté, wv inform the citizens of Nevet and sy. wptiaity that they haye on hand a arge 6 ° PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap Cheapest Store in-Nevadal As we have-all the advantages of the San Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line —— &3" We invite the public to call and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. . Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf EMPIRE SALOON,Cady’s Brick Butiding, Mill Sireet, GRASS VALLEY. J AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicin. ity that he hae become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I witlaiways be on band, ready and willing to serve you with the best in the “shop.’’ JAMES B JEFFERY. .Grase Valley. Sept ith—tf For the Complerion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Balm. Blane des Perles. Forsaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial’ Streets SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTKR OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and ine Streets, Nevada. J show ready to supply his former patrons y with ali goods in his line as and the public general heretofore at ty Sam Francisco Prices ! Thanktul for past patronage, he eipensetit ‘ Olicite a continuance. Grant,, woe killed in the repulse before — ; Oe a — , CH. FERRAND. A FasntonaBté Pantor,:-How. many} WEAVER & COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHIC people do we cull on from year to year, = 5; and know ro more of their feelings, habits, EAE Ee AND tastes, family ideus and ways, than if they t lived in Komtechatka. Andwhy? Bes DAGJERREAN ARTIST. cause the room which they exll a front pare lor is made expressly so: that yeu shall neverknow. Toey sit in a back’ room, work. tolk, read pertiaps. Alter the servant has let you in and opened a crack in the shuts ters, and whilo you sit waiting for them to GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ~AED— LIQUORS, late asto what they may be deing. rom some distant region the laught-r of a child, the song of a canary bird—reaches you, sad ‘then a door clasps hastily to. Do they love poet? Do they write lettets, sew, emroider,’crochet? Do they ever romp and frolic? What} books do they read? Do they sketch or paint’ Of all these poasibil-. ° ities a muffled room says nothing. A sofa and six chairé, two ottemang fregh from the upholsterer s, a Brussels carpet, a center table with four gilt Books of ty on it. a auentie-clock from Paris, and two bronze vases, all these tell you in frigid tones, ‘This ia the best room.” only that and notbing ‘more—and sor ‘she trips in, io ber best clothes, and apulogizes for keeping you wait aske how your mother 1, snd you remark that it iss piensant day—end thus the acquaintance progresses from year to year. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i FORCASH 4 ‘NO. 59 BROAD STREET, J Every kind of brotypes taken Art, “ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. raphsand AmPhoto im the t style of the CHAUVAL + HOUSE. Virginia City....Nevada Territery. FIRST CLASS H otel and Hestaurant. Tarnished stems tor Sassen te ©. V. Chauval, Prop'r. Virginia, April 13th—tf .Shaving and Hair Cutting. OHN SURSRIDGE ta slivers ct hand at his shop, Broad Street, oppovite the Nathonal Exchange:

Ho. 12 North C Street, Adj ining the Medan Building. One hour ‘a ‘the litile back fFéom, where the Box City. < eerie canary tok gd St ; might have made gow fest fri spatter dite; butasit ie, you care bo more for them ss : for the gilt “lock ea the meatie. ') sar Goods delivered Fens ad Chaiee, aes boon copia: Came and gite bes s trade My tieco; or at-€. €. RB. R. office at Lincoln. a Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. . } it is his determination not to be undersoid by See FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. Impertant to Shippers of Freight From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding country. Pres .SHIPPING FREIGHT FROM San Francisco for the Interior of the State via Freeport and Lineoln, by shipping, via a Caduc’s Schceconer Line 1 TO FREEPORT, . = Will have their ‘dispatch, on th ‘h bile of tading FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT’ AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, . HANDLING, LEVER DUES. OR FORWARDING ! . &". Mark all goods care C. C. R. R:, Freeport . ; and send shipping receipts with goods. Schooner freights, advanced without commission, and goods furwarded T.inceoln . Without charge r forwarding, wn freights taken on jiberFor further information apply at Caduc’s office. WASHINGTON STREET WHARF, San Fran. sep2s Cc. L. WILSON. Central Pacific Railroad, \N AND AFTER Wednesday, apy 20th, until further notice, the traina of the Central Pacific Rafiroad will be run as foilows : UP TRAINS LEAVK Sacramento. at 6.16 A. M-, arrive at Newcistle at 7 30 A. M. e : Sacramento atl P.M, arrive at Newcastle at 3.10 P.M Sacramento at 5:30 Poe; arrive at Newcastle at 730 P.M. ; DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Newcastle at 6.30 a. M., arrive at Sacramento atBa M. y Newcastle a: 10.15 A. m., arrive at Sacramento at )1.45 A. M. Newcastle at 5.20 P. mM. arrive at Sacramento at 7.90 P.M. The 6.15 A. M.and5 Pp. M. up trains connect at the junction with the cars of the California Cen tral Rail for Lincoln. The 6.45 A. M , down train receives from Folsom for Sacramento ; and ¢ _— ers he 1030 A. M., train connecta at the same place with the cars for Folsom and at Sacramento with the steamers for San Francisco. : On Sunday one train only will be run, Jeavin Sacramento at 6.15 A. M., and Newoastle at 10, A.M, ‘ 8 for Virginia city, Dutch Flat, Nevada city and intermediate places connect with the care at Newcastle at 7.40 a.m. Stages for Marysville and other points north connect at Lineolm at 7.30 A. m. C, CROCKER, ~ Superintendent C. lV. k. R. Co, Sacramento, Alig. 7—tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retat DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. E. JOHNSTON, wey Hereby gives notice that he will sell his entire stock of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consists in part of Burcaus, Bedstead, Chairs, — Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomens, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses bec. ec. Cpholstexing done at the shortest notice and at low rates. tional Kxehange Hotei. William . Coe, At the Old Corner. § STILL THERE, and wants it to be distinetiy understood that he is going to stay there and seil his goods as cheap as the cheapest sepit 4 anvbody. Mis stock consists of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole, Gali. ters, Balmerals, and every style of Shoe. Misses’ & @hildren’s shoes, every style Benkerte'’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Ede. Doubie Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots, A large assortment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Hoots, Gum Boots, &e. He sells ATHER, TOOLS, SHOE Fi 8 vINGS, of every description “at ‘ « Sam Francisco Prices retait, Boot aud Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work ,bought at the store is warranted and will be fepalred free of’ costif it ripe uureaor Hating one of th> very best workmen im the State, . am prepared to make boots at short notice and warrant a fit or no sale. ny te iv Gratefai for liberal paironage in the am to merit it in the future ing the public first rate articles and at the lowest possible prices. W. KR. COK, Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. ee See et repaired. Every kinds of building saw. criat, malt ‘ant bark malllo—-horet power ear , Orders filled peomedly, and at pnde. tadded. Hew Thom A. A. SARGENT; . Kidd's corner of Pine Om Counselor at Law. dcliveredet Lincoln with . SHEET MUSIC Street. opposite the Na. fe on LG RAWFORD, ~ CEO. R. ¢ a Masonic Baltlding, on Pine Street \ "fall supply of JUSTICES’ CONSTABES’ PLAIN AND FANCY wSTATIONKR-Y, co BLANK BOOKS, » GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th S ;NEVADA MILEINERY. ,MISS E. COFFEY, i WOULD. res tfully mform the Lailies of Nevada city and. the garrounding towha that she has opened a firet class: Milimrry Store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite-W eaver & Co's Store, and will -keep-constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found tna Mil linegy Establishment. 1 have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Gooda by every steamer. Particular will be paid to making Cloaks, Dresses, attentiou Mantillas. and presse m20 D. 8. BAKER, J. A. MARTIN D. S. BAKER ‘& CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisiuns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Pass MEATS, OF ALL, . KINDS Cash, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, W OOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash, aug io SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS., W. L. Shaefer would inys the a of Neveda ae e Burro! ng country that Sle WS cS hho as removed” his stock of . BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is selling them off at.Jow rates. He has just receivad a large and splendid stock of ts and shoes from the Bay, which he will sel] at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to cal . and examine his stock. Boots made to order.— Repairing promptly and neatly doue GEO. E. WITHINGTON Sign and Ornamental Painter. OUSE PAINTING promptly attended te Le be ak on hand a large stock of W. “per Curtain Fixtures, &ce, At the Foot Broad street, Nevada city. ROBERT MAYERS, FANCY BAZAAR, No. 242 Montgomer Street, Sautheast corner of Pine, San Franeisco. Importer of Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry, <s Musical Instruments and Foreign Fane Goods. San Franelsto, July 29. of GEO. W. KIDD, in the Granite building, Broad Street, Nevada. YOLD DUST percveges at the highest market BF rates, and li ladvances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Cuinage »tthe U.S Mint Sight heeks on San Francisco and Secramente Drafts on the Kastern cities at the lowest rate, Cullections made, and state and eeunty securities purchased at the highest market valae. BLAZE’S SALOON: . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 811 If You Want a Gieod Drink, Go To BLAZE’ s MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is prepa-ed to supply every. be i, “Vea, body with the best of Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork £0. &o. ag °°” . the lowest eash prices. MEAT MARKET. ar Mor. Pork, JAMES COLLEY keeps on the very best of Beef, Pork ton. Veal, Corned Beef and at his shop om Broad “street two doors below Hanson & Co's, which he will selh at reasonable rates for cash QO, Wholesale dealer jn A. ISOAR WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &e., &e. Next door to Weaver & Cu's on Broad Street Nevada, Noy. 19 a DOMESTIC DYES, Asterted Colors. Por sale ny Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. 4 Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES Drugs and Chemicals, Just received snd for sale by = Joseph M. Levey, ; Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets, Nevada, Aug. t=tf* “oe By. Pim, P 5 eS SICIAN. Prod & carey 3 Dine a ee % 4 * oe 4 e “