October 8, 1864 (4 pages)

SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 8th: ——= An Exctrinc. ConTest.—-A short but deaperate cootest came off at ‘‘Blaze's™ Sa" oon on Thursday jast, between two rattles snakes which are kept caged and a large rat. The tat was placed in the cage and created for s time quite a hubub among “their snakeships. Soon both reptiles began to prepare for war. They coiled up, bead and tail erect ready for the conflict. The rat also prepared for the fight. The small. ‘er sunke ket up & continual rattling while the larger one kept perfectly quiet waiting an opportunity to strike. Both the snakra appeared Hervods and excited After conpes eprring, the rat made a break for the smaller enake and seized hun by the back of the neck. The instant the rat made this demonstration, quick -asthought the larger snake struck the rat behind the shoulder blade. The moment the blow; was struck the ratexpired almost without a atrugele So.s00n Was he killed, that after having his month upon the simaller snake he did not inflict a-scrateb. Those who saw the fight speik of t as highly exciting and interesting. The snakes have been in the cage tor newrly six months, and since their confinement have eateo nothing. Tie BALL.—A ball for the benefit of Prof. Schinidtschnjeder, given ‘by his friends at the Union hotel on Thursday, night wae in every respect a success. Soon after 10 o'clock quite a large and plejsant party had collected and the dancing commenced. The musicians were Schmidtechnieder, with te violin, Bueenius, upon the piano, and -Cur. ter upon the base viol; the two latter volx unteering their services. The music waa most excellent, such ae is seldom heard in this State. During the evening selections from ‘‘Nerma” was performed ip a manner that would have been creditable to the best musicians. of the State. At the conclusion of the dance the whole crowd remained ao y ape that a pin might almost be beard ta all while “sweet home” was * de We have never belore seen n erowd eo quiet in a ball room, The piece was performed with eo wuch effect, that tears filled many an eye. The-supper prepared by Eaton & Wibliamson, was excellent. At four o'clock a. m the party broke up, and everybody went home delighted ‘with st. It was decidedly, one of the pleasantest parties of the season. Destrrvctrion oF Oak Tree Raycn House py Fire.—On Thureday night the Onk Tree Ranch House, about eight milés from thie place, on the San Juan road, was eatirely consumed by fire. The children were playing with a candle, when a dress hanging opon. the wall caught fire ead the flames sprend so rapidly that the entire reom wae tblaze in a few moments. A wagon loaded with freight was standing near the house and before the horses could be hurnvesod it was also destroyed. The was formerly occupied ae a hotel by C. W. Cornell. Mr. Odell, who occupied the house gt the time of the fire, lost everything the house contained. ee SPEAKING aT Rove & Reapy —Hons. A. A. Sargent and David Belden, nddreesed the people of Rough & Ready. on last’ Thurs day evening. A large number were out, ard ' the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Sargent vand Belden are ‘towers of strength’ to the Union couse. These gentlemen have done good work for the cause. Mr. Sargent has been out mm other parte of the State, and will soon start for the northern evunties. We are also informed, that Judge Belden is going into Placer, Yuba and probably. Sacramento counties. Wherever these yeatlemen go they will do effective service in the guod cause. cae SPeakinc.—Col. James, Capt. Friebie and Hon. A.A Sargent, will address the citizens of Grase Valley thisevening. These gentlemen are good speakers, and are doing exovlieat svrviee in the campaign. Every man in Grass Valley showld hear them. New Parer.—We understund that it is a settled thing that another newsepsper is shortly to make its ap nee in Grace Valley. The material will be tnat tormerly used in the publication of the Washoe Times. The first number will’ be issued in a few days. —— Geo. R. Crawrosp, the telegraph Oper fue rator in tifie city, is now engaged in stretch. a line from his office on Pine street to nis residence on Piety Hill. Sreakiwe aT San Juan.—Hos. T. B MeFarland and Thos. P. Hawley. will address the Union Clubd at San Juan, thie eve— ning, All are requested to be out, Tue Pacific Insurance Coil pany bave de« . ofsix cent on the enpital stock. Sreakine st Norte Booomvizio.—}. A CARD. WEAVER & COMPANY, Wiss We shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more rubsing accounts, and chased or on delivery. “We have been forced to pursue ‘this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of scoounts an have heretofore been on the Books of this House. : In @ credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Morchant has to make =p LARGER PRorITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Pringiple !! in our busmess, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the ered: it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able fo give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sel! at such priDefy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beéonducted on the principles of. Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. ONEK PRIOR, Thanking our friends for thedsberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, anil hoping for debuttcitihiéd of the same, and trasting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, _ We remain, Respectfully. “WEAVER & COMPANY. EXCLUSIVELY FOR -CAsH. . all Goods ordeted must be paid for when purre ns QUICK SACES 111 SMALL PROFITS? 1} @.™M HINDS. N., TULLY & -c0., OULD inform the citizens of Nevada ané stock Gp amity that they have on hand « large &. ©. TULLY GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment . Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! Aa we have alithe advantages of the San Francisce market and buy our Geods ter Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line -R07° 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 @th—tt : = n ead < EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, .» GRASS VALLEY, AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing hie friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole etor of the above well known and popular Sal¢on and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, ~~ which ne Seve Laden are bl Ge aye w agood thing and can appree w is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadens! give mea enll when you visit Grass Valley—I wi!l always be on band, ready and willing to serye you A he best in the shop.’ JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept ith—tf ~ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Maguolia Baim. — Blanc des Perles. Porsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial St¥eets SAMUEL LEWiS,: Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matehes, Cards, &c. ~—At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. snow ready tos ly his former rons ] and the the geuccatly with all goede in his tine as” at San Francisce Prices! . kiul for t patronage, he respectful! olfelta a coutinganee. ' tmebi-tf” WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axXD— LIQUORS, ea —_—_—_— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. [TF FORCASH gy XO. 59 BROAD STREET, : ee . CH. FERRAND. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGJERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photo raghsond Ambrotypes taken in tne bes style of tne c ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. CHAUVAL HOUSE. Virginia City..Nevada Territory. FIRST CLASSHotel and Hestauraant. SRS he a Racaseeceonets Sermtemes 0. V. Chauval, Prop’r. Virginia, April 13th—tf id No. 12 North C Street, Adj vining the Medan Building. Broad Street opposite the Natigngl Exchange, Bestasa ak Sateen et Paez 4 ‘. JDARTING SHIPFING FREIGHT FROM, P San Frenciseo forshe Interior of the State “. er freights advanced without commiss from Lincoia without CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, . " > #374 Pia 2 § ‘via Freeport ané Lineoin, by shipping, vin FIVE DOLLARS PER TON; WEIGHT AND. MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, _ HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! 7 Mark al) goods care ©. C. R. R., and send shipping receipts with goods. for forwarding. Down freights taken on liberterms. AY For farther information y at Caduc’s’ office. WASHINGTON STREKT WHARY. San Francisco, or at C. ©. R.R. office at Lincoin. sep2s c. L. WILSON, Central Pacific Railroad, & —— ee AND AFTER Wednesday, July 20th, unFi ee aerre ee train Ged the Central Ww run as ows: s UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 6.15 A. M-, arrive at Newcastle at 7 WA. M. ; to at LP. arrive at Newcastle at 3.10.2. M Sacramento at 6.30 P.M. arrive at Newcastle at 7 30 P. M. DOWN TRAINS LEAVE wee at 6.30 A. M., arrive at Sacramento 8A M. } Newcastle a 10.15 A. M. arrive at Sacramento at 11.45 A. M. 5 sk aia at 5.30 P. M. arrive at Sacramento at 20 P.M. The 6.15 A. M.and 5 p. M. up trains connect at the junction with the cars of tue California Cen tral Ra for Lincola. The 645 A. M , down train receives ere from Aron a aan . = 03 te A. «tra at the same place w care for ba and at Sadcamente with the steamers r San 5 né train only will be run, leavin: : Rr frat AM, rN Neweastle at 10.30 AM. Bt for Virginia city, Duteh Flat, Nevada city ad fetoratdions pie connect with the care at Neweaatle at 7.50.4. W. Stages for Marysville and other pointa north connect at Linhe a7 C, CROCKER, Reperintendent C. F. Rh. RB. Co. ug. 7—tf Sacramento, E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale ana Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal, SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. EZ. JOHNSTON, Wy Hereby rives notice that he will sell his entire stock of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consiste in part of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, Sofa, Rocking and Sgwing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses he. &. Upholstering doné at the shortest notice andatlow rates. Broad street. opposite the Na-~ Uonal Exchange Hotel. = sepit William BR. Coe, At the Old Corner. § STILE THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goads as og ge the cheapest itis his determi not to undersoid by anybody. Mis stock consists of + Women's Shoes, thick and thin sole, Galters, Balmorals, and every style of Shoe. isses’ & Uhildren’s Shoes, every style nmkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge. Double Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A.large assortment of Miners’ eary and. Light Boots, Gum Bootes, &¢.” He sellin LaaTHun, Tools, SHOE Fin DINGA. Of every description at . Sen Frantisce Prices retail.” Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work ht at the store is Warranted and will be repaired free of cost if it rips uurea60) Hay : one of th” very best workmen 1m the State, Il am red to ‘dake boots at short notice and warrant a fit or po sale. *“érateful for liberal ' fm’ the past, I al te anal Ie bo the Setare by ate pepe first rate artiel at the lowNeyadsa Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE sHopP. — —_—_—_— eas, and Bowens : ‘and machit.40 Shippers of Freight . Le CEO. R. CRAWFORD, JUSTICES’ uwating CONSTA BES’ a Blanks. __PLAIN-ANDPANCYae a BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada, July 28th NEVADA MILLINERY. miss © COFFEY, LD reapectfully un ‘ Ladies “of Nevada city "and the Piso rounding towns t € pened clase Millinery Store, on es BROAD STRERT, Cay caite Weaver & Co's § WHI keep constantly on hand, _ Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything meually found in a Mn. linery Ketablishment. have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillae and Dresses, D. 8. BAKER, 4. A. MARTIAN, D. S. BAKER & CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisiuns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Greund Feed No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF ALE; ) Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Ney 'W OOD-—Of all kinds, on hand and ae tte Cheap for Cash. auglo : SELLING OFF AT ‘COST—BARGAINB. Ww.h. Sh . i form the citizens of Nevada amd ©. surroun Te Kidd's Building, on Pine street, and ig seliBOOTS & SHOES. ing them of at low rates. Hr has just ad & large and splendid sock of boots and from » which he will ° L the Bay sell at baryaing. ae lined operon se everybody to call and examine hisetock. Boote made to ordes.—promptly and neatly dove GEO. E WITHINGTON, ; Sign and Ornamental Painter. OUSE PAINTING promptly at Hor: on and alaeye work of ail t the of ek srech ance nae ROBERT MAYERS, FANCY BAZAAR, No. 443 Montgomery Street, uthenst corner of Pine, yoy we tog z Musical Instrumente and GEO. W. KIDD, “OLD DUST purchased at the highest market 't ferSight heoks on San Frau d Saor: ota ties purchased at the highest market valne. if You Want a Geoad Drink, JAMES MONROE com be found body with the best of MEAT MAKKET. k the very best of Beef, Pork. atf and at-reasonable rates for cash. Nestdoor to Weaver & Cu’son Broad Street Importer nt . Foreign Fancy Goods. BANKER, rates, and liberal advamcos made on Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Poewrche am ag BLAZE’S SALJION* Go TO RBRLAZE'’S . at the old stand on Broad at. where Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork dc. &e, a: Veal, Corned Bee: ‘ork, athie shop on Broad street two A. ISQARD, . Wholesale dealer ia * Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry, San Francisco, July 29. In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada, warded for Assay or for (udnago »t the U. cisoo an Collections made, and state and county weouriCOR. OF PINE AND COMMER@IAL BT MEAT MARKET. he is pre dt 1 le the lowest ensh prices. A*IKS.COL.LEY doors below Hanson & Co's, which he will gebl WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c:, &e. Assorted Celors. « Wor sale by Joseph Mm, Levey, Corner of Pine and — Streets. Nevada, Aug. Bd—tf A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Dregs and Chemiecals,. Just received end for sale by ec Seteph M, Levey,, fi F. PIM, “4 PMY¥sSTEe. Lat of ribh tas Gods Levey’s Drog AN. “J v ws TrATIONER : a:

SATURDAY MORNING, OCT.. 8th: ——= An Exctrinc. ConTest.—-A short but deaperate cootest came off at ‘‘Blaze's™ Sa" oon on Thursday jast, between two rattles snakes which are kept caged and a large rat. The tat was placed in the cage and created for s time quite a hubub among “their snakeships. Soon both reptiles began to prepare for war. They coiled up, bead and tail erect ready for the conflict. The rat also prepared for the fight. The small. ‘er sunke ket up & continual rattling while the larger one kept perfectly quiet waiting an opportunity to strike. Both the snakra appeared Hervods and excited After conpes eprring, the rat made a break for the smaller enake and seized hun by the back of the neck. The instant the rat made this demonstration, quick -asthought the larger snake struck the rat behind the shoulder blade. The moment the blow; was struck the ratexpired almost without a atrugele So.s00n Was he killed, that after having his month upon the simaller snake he did not inflict a-scrateb. Those who saw the fight speik of t as highly exciting and interesting. The snakes have been in the cage tor newrly six months, and since their confinement have eateo nothing. Tie BALL.—A ball for the benefit of Prof. Schinidtschnjeder, given ‘by his friends at the Union hotel on Thursday, night wae in every respect a success. Soon after 10 o'clock quite a large and plejsant party had collected and the dancing commenced. The musicians were Schmidtechnieder, with te violin, Bueenius, upon the piano, and -Cur. ter upon the base viol; the two latter volx unteering their services. The music waa most excellent, such ae is seldom heard in this State. During the evening selections from ‘‘Nerma” was performed ip a manner that would have been creditable to the best musicians. of the State. At the conclusion of the dance the whole crowd remained ao y ape that a pin might almost be beard ta all while “sweet home” was * de We have never belore seen n erowd eo quiet in a ball room, The piece was performed with eo wuch effect, that tears filled many an eye. The-supper prepared by Eaton & Wibliamson, was excellent. At four o'clock a. m the party broke up, and everybody went home delighted ‘with st. It was decidedly, one of the pleasantest parties of the season. Destrrvctrion oF Oak Tree Raycn House py Fire.—On Thureday night the Onk Tree Ranch House, about eight milés from thie place, on the San Juan road, was eatirely consumed by fire. The children were playing with a candle, when a dress hanging opon. the wall caught fire ead the flames sprend so rapidly that the entire reom wae tblaze in a few moments. A wagon loaded with freight was standing near the house and before the horses could be hurnvesod it was also destroyed. The was formerly occupied ae a hotel by C. W. Cornell. Mr. Odell, who occupied the house gt the time of the fire, lost everything the house contained. ee SPEAKING aT Rove & Reapy —Hons. A. A. Sargent and David Belden, nddreesed the people of Rough & Ready. on last’ Thurs day evening. A large number were out, ard ' the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Sargent vand Belden are ‘towers of strength’ to the Union couse. These gentlemen have done good work for the cause. Mr. Sargent has been out mm other parte of the State, and will soon start for the northern evunties. We are also informed, that Judge Belden is going into Placer, Yuba and probably. Sacramento counties. Wherever these yeatlemen go they will do effective service in the guod cause. cae SPeakinc.—Col. James, Capt. Friebie and Hon. A.A Sargent, will address the citizens of Grase Valley thisevening. These gentlemen are good speakers, and are doing exovlieat svrviee in the campaign. Every man in Grass Valley showld hear them. New Parer.—We understund that it is a settled thing that another newsepsper is shortly to make its ap nee in Grace Valley. The material will be tnat tormerly used in the publication of the Washoe Times. The first number will’ be issued in a few days. —— Geo. R. Crawrosp, the telegraph Oper fue rator in tifie city, is now engaged in stretch. a line from his office on Pine street to nis residence on Piety Hill. Sreakiwe aT San Juan.—Hos. T. B MeFarland and Thos. P. Hawley. will address the Union Clubd at San Juan, thie eve— ning, All are requested to be out, Tue Pacific Insurance Coil pany bave de« . ofsix cent on the enpital stock. Sreakine st Norte Booomvizio.—}. A CARD. WEAVER & COMPANY, Wiss We shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more rubsing accounts, and chased or on delivery. “We have been forced to pursue ‘this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of scoounts an have heretofore been on the Books of this House. : In @ credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Morchant has to make =p LARGER PRorITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Pringiple !! in our busmess, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the ered: it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able fo give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sel! at such priDefy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beéonducted on the principles of. Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. ONEK PRIOR, Thanking our friends for thedsberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, anil hoping for debuttcitihiéd of the same, and trasting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, _ We remain, Respectfully. “WEAVER & COMPANY. EXCLUSIVELY FOR -CAsH. . all Goods ordeted must be paid for when purre ns QUICK SACES 111 SMALL PROFITS? 1} @.™M HINDS. N., TULLY & -c0., OULD inform the citizens of Nevada ané stock Gp amity that they have on hand « large &. ©. TULLY GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment . Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! Aa we have alithe advantages of the San Francisce market and buy our Geods ter Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line -R07° 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 @th—tt : = n ead < EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, .» GRASS VALLEY, AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing hie friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole etor of the above well known and popular Sal¢on and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, ~~ which ne Seve Laden are bl Ge aye w agood thing and can appree w is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadens! give mea enll when you visit Grass Valley—I wi!l always be on band, ready and willing to serye you A he best in the shop.’ JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept ith—tf ~ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Maguolia Baim. — Blanc des Perles. Porsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial St¥eets SAMUEL LEWiS,: Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matehes, Cards, &c. ~—At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. snow ready tos ly his former rons ] and the the geuccatly with all goede in his tine as” at San Francisce Prices! . kiul for t patronage, he respectful! olfelta a coutinganee. ' tmebi-tf” WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axXD— LIQUORS, ea —_—_—_— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. [TF FORCASH gy XO. 59 BROAD STREET, : ee . CH. FERRAND. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGJERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photo raghsond Ambrotypes taken in tne bes style of tne c ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. CHAUVAL HOUSE. Virginia City....Nevada Territory. FIRST CLASSHotel and Hestauraant.

SRS he a Racaseeceonets Sermtemes 0. V. Chauval, Prop’r. Virginia, April 13th—tf id No. 12 North C Street, Adj vining the Medan Building. Broad Street opposite the Natigngl Exchange, Bestasa ak Sateen et Paez 4 ‘. JDARTING SHIPFING FREIGHT FROM, P San Frenciseo forshe Interior of the State “. er freights advanced without commiss from Lincoia without CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, . " > #374 Pia 2 § ‘via Freeport ané Lineoin, by shipping, vin FIVE DOLLARS PER TON; WEIGHT AND. MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, _ HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! 7 Mark al) goods care ©. C. R. R., and send shipping receipts with goods. for forwarding. Down freights taken on liberterms. AY For farther information y at Caduc’s’ office. WASHINGTON STREKT WHARY. San Francisco, or at C. ©. R.R. office at Lincoin. sep2s c. L. WILSON, Central Pacific Railroad, & —— ee AND AFTER Wednesday, July 20th, unFi ee aerre ee train Ged the Central Ww run as ows: s UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 6.15 A. M-, arrive at Newcastle at 7 WA. M. ; to at LP. arrive at Newcastle at 3.10.2. M Sacramento at 6.30 P.M. arrive at Newcastle at 7 30 P. M. DOWN TRAINS LEAVE wee at 6.30 A. M., arrive at Sacramento 8A M. } Newcastle a 10.15 A. M. arrive at Sacramento at 11.45 A. M. 5 sk aia at 5.30 P. M. arrive at Sacramento at 20 P.M. The 6.15 A. M.and 5 p. M. up trains connect at the junction with the cars of tue California Cen tral Ra for Lincola. The 645 A. M , down train receives ere from Aron a aan . = 03 te A. «tra at the same place w care for ba and at Sadcamente with the steamers r San 5 né train only will be run, leavin: : Rr frat AM, rN Neweastle at 10.30 AM. Bt for Virginia city, Duteh Flat, Nevada city ad fetoratdions pie connect with the care at Neweaatle at 7.50.4. W. Stages for Marysville and other pointa north connect at Linhe a7 C, CROCKER, Reperintendent C. F. Rh. RB. Co. ug. 7—tf Sacramento, E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale ana Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal, SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. EZ. JOHNSTON, Wy Hereby rives notice that he will sell his entire stock of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consiste in part of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, Sofa, Rocking and Sgwing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses he. &. Upholstering doné at the shortest notice andatlow rates. Broad street. opposite the Na-~ Uonal Exchange Hotel. = sepit William BR. Coe, At the Old Corner. § STILE THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goads as og ge the cheapest itis his determi not to undersoid by anybody. Mis stock consists of + Women's Shoes, thick and thin sole, Galters, Balmorals, and every style of Shoe. isses’ & Uhildren’s Shoes, every style nmkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge. Double Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A.large assortment of Miners’ eary and. Light Boots, Gum Bootes, &¢.” He sellin LaaTHun, Tools, SHOE Fin DINGA. Of every description at . Sen Frantisce Prices retail.” Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work ht at the store is Warranted and will be repaired free of cost if it rips uurea60) Hay : one of th” very best workmen 1m the State, Il am red to ‘dake boots at short notice and warrant a fit or po sale. *“érateful for liberal ' fm’ the past, I al te anal Ie bo the Setare by ate pepe first rate artiel at the lowNeyadsa Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE sHopP. — —_—_—_— eas, and Bowens : ‘and machit.40 Shippers of Freight . Le CEO. R. CRAWFORD, JUSTICES’ uwating CONSTA BES’ a Blanks. __PLAIN-ANDPANCYae a BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada, July 28th NEVADA MILLINERY. miss © COFFEY, LD reapectfully un ‘ Ladies “of Nevada city "and the Piso rounding towns t € pened clase Millinery Store, on es BROAD STRERT, Cay caite Weaver & Co's § WHI keep constantly on hand, _ Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything meually found in a Mn. linery Ketablishment. have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillae and Dresses, D. 8. BAKER, 4. A. MARTIAN, D. S. BAKER & CO. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisiuns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Greund Feed No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF ALE; ) Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Ney 'W OOD-—Of all kinds, on hand and ae tte Cheap for Cash. auglo : SELLING OFF AT ‘COST—BARGAINB. Ww.h. Sh . i form the citizens of Nevada amd ©. surroun Te Kidd's Building, on Pine street, and ig seliBOOTS & SHOES. ing them of at low rates. Hr has just ad & large and splendid sock of boots and from » which he will ° L the Bay sell at baryaing. ae lined operon se everybody to call and examine hisetock. Boote made to ordes.—promptly and neatly dove GEO. E WITHINGTON, ; Sign and Ornamental Painter. OUSE PAINTING promptly at Hor: on and alaeye work of ail t the of ek srech ance nae ROBERT MAYERS, FANCY BAZAAR, No. 443 Montgomery Street, uthenst corner of Pine, yoy we tog z Musical Instrumente and GEO. W. KIDD, “OLD DUST purchased at the highest market 't ferSight heoks on San Frau d Saor: ota ties purchased at the highest market valne. if You Want a Geoad Drink, JAMES MONROE com be found body with the best of MEAT MAKKET. k the very best of Beef, Pork. atf and at-reasonable rates for cash. Nestdoor to Weaver & Cu’son Broad Street Importer nt . Foreign Fancy Goods. BANKER, rates, and liberal advamcos made on Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Poewrche am ag BLAZE’S SALJION* Go TO RBRLAZE'’S . at the old stand on Broad at. where Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork dc. &e, a: Veal, Corned Bee: ‘ork, athie shop on Broad street two A. ISQARD, . Wholesale dealer ia * Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry, San Francisco, July 29. In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada, warded for Assay or for (udnago »t the U. cisoo an Collections made, and state and county weouriCOR. OF PINE AND COMMER@IAL BT MEAT MARKET. he is pre dt 1 le the lowest ensh prices. A*IKS.COL.LEY doors below Hanson & Co's, which he will gebl WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c:, &e. Assorted Celors. « Wor sale by Joseph Mm, Levey, Corner of Pine and — Streets. Nevada, Aug. Bd—tf A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Dregs and Chemiecals,. Just received end for sale by ec Seteph M, Levey,, fi F. PIM, “4 PMY¥sSTEe. 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