October 8, 1872 (4 pages)

as, hache nonin}, $1. ary dts SIA. > healthy ¥ 5 “ SILVER perrant's oases ~ tho rebel chief. Bhe Daily Bent NEVADA CiTY¥, CA. ‘ \ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Supplement Towday.t We issue a supplement to-day, wontaining the speech ‘of Governor Booth, and also the letter of Phillip Clayton of Georgia, and another from Gen. Dix.The letter of Clayton we would especially commend to: Democrats as being the judgment of . a leading member of their party and a prominent Southern man, as to the relative merits of Grant and ‘Greeley. He gives the circumstances of the sarrender of the South armies to Grant, and places i in strong eontrast the. magnaminity of .the soldier with the littleness and vindictiveness of Greeley. ‘Let all readers: think over this letter, and the record eontaiced therein, and then contrast Grant as a himane and honor-{ able man, with the vindictive hate of his opponent. We have the authority of Reverdy Johtison for saying that Grant, when the proseoution of Lee was talked of, was the first toprotest against. it, and was most urgent in urging the pardon of But all this is fully set forth in the supplement, and we commend these facts to the consideration of thinking men of all parties. Mining Hereabouts. Recently the mining developments ‘in this vicinity have been most en¢ouraging. The older mines.appear to be yielding well and the recent prospects are excellent, The Penntylvania’ Mining Co. hag reached about 900 feet on the incline, and are about running off from the latter. The ledge on both sides looks first rate. The Goid Tunnel is very rich, it being estimated thi the rock. is worth fully $100 perton. The Prov_idence ledge is said to‘be from four to five feet thick, and the rock of first grade. The Murchie mine still continues to yield handsomely. Bewides"“these some’ new enterprises have just been undertaken, and the quartz prospect is most encouraging. The ¢hances are excellent for a very lively winter in this locality, Advertised Letters. Phe following letters remain in the Post Office. in this city, for the week ending October 7th, 1872.— Thos. Currey, G. Calenberti, Geo W. Lynch, Chas. B. Messenger, Constantine Nichola, Mra, Mary A. Phillips, J. R. Rumery, Edward Richards, Mrs. John Sothlan 2, Henry Schaffer, John Spencer, Migs Mary Snell, Mrs. Mary Treadway, Edwin Tilly, Margaret Thomas, J. N.N. Wallace, John Willis 2, F. G. Wilkias, 8. Giov. Domenico Vanze. Completed. Mesers, Leavitt, ‘Chestnut & Co., eontractors, have completed their work apon the Auburn and Bennett street bridges in Grass Valley. We are informed that the contractors have done a first ‘rate job. The stone Work is substantially done, and every part of the work. comes fully-up w the’ requirements of the contracts. Rell of Honer. Thefollowing is the roll of honor of the Blue Tent school for the month ending Oct. 4th, Miss Hanuah E, Davis, teacher: Allie Blackwood, Josie Penders, Ada Penders, Chien Shullenberger, Elia Blackwood, Betty Smoot, Robbie Blackwood, Frank Stallenberger, Waltie Penders. Mecting at ‘San Juan.“ On next Saturday evening the people of San Juan and vicinity will be upon political topies by B.J. Watson. and M.8. Deal. The meeting will be held under the ansPices of the ae club. Board of Super ‘Wine, in Eureka township. nix: Miléwing Caustic The ‘herds of cattle which have ‘etn pastared for several months pest oe ef ,Mountains, ard now being Will be creo 4 nat da, mer Will be given at Temperance . custom “On aturda — Mee Ona oa * State : and County T Tax. Sa . The State ana County Tax, levied pecs of Supervisors, ‘yester. ces Was $160 on the $100. Last wr it Was $2 10, {of dry goods to their new store on A pein line been proecsth to} then neccesary vouchers, within ten, montha . visors, asking for} rom the establishment ef a précinet at . at Tux Oregon State Fair exhibits a winged calf. oe ee Rosenberg Brothers, Have neoved their immense* stock Brolid street, . .621-Im Fruit Jars, etc. “Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Sealing Wax for sale by W. H. Crawford, at the Hardware store, opposite thé Express office. al-tf Half Alive: ~ It is a sad thing to pass through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual condition is one of Ianguor and deeases; they suffer no positve pain, but. they tobitst and energetic fellow beings. In nine cases out of . ten ‘this state of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach, Indigé. tion destroys the energy of both. mind and body. When the waste of _ néture is not supplied by a due and regular assimulation: of* the food, every organ is starved, every func tion. interrupted, Now, what does common sense suggest under these circumstances of depression, The aystero needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for an hour or.two, to sink aiterwards into a more pitible condition than ever (as itassuredly would:do if an ordinary alcohulic stimulant-were. resorted to) but radically and permanently. How is this desirable object to be accomplished? The answer to this question, founded on the unvarying experience of a quarter of a century, is: easily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive organs by & course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Do not waste timed in admistering temporary remedies, but wake the system up by reYuperating the fountain-head of . physica] strength and energy, the great organ upon whichall the other organs depend for their nature and support. By the time that a dozen doseg or the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will begin ‘to feel its benign influence. Appetite Will be created, and with appetite ‘the capacity to digest what itcraves. Pre‘serve until ctiteis complete-—until health. ful blood, fit tobe the material of fiegh and muscle, bone nerve and brain, flows through ‘the channels of circulation, instead of the watery pebulum with which they have heretéfore been imperfectly a i FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 604 Kearney Street, Sun Francisco; as the’ First Premium for best general photographic work ‘was. awarded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair fori8T1. All work guaranteed. New Store. New Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING, wes LD respectfully iuform the ple of Nevada and vicinity that ahe hea opened. Nay Store and has on hand’ a complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Latest style Ladies’ Hata, Hat and Bonuet¥rames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons. Jet O.naments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handker-’ chiefs, Pancy Jewelry, Parian Vases, Brackets, Frames, Paper Hokiirs, Glove Boxes, Glass and Crockery Ware, : rs ke. &e. ke. Not? Commercial Street, Nevada, Oct. 3d. Fresh Oysters, Daily. 6 — ANTONE TAM, OULD respectfully inform the peo ple of this city that is now receiving, deily. by express. Eastern and California oOoOWwTwsT BRS, ae ee inany style deFamilies supplied with Oysters on short noticeta. Remember the old stan on a SIKLET, Notice to Creditors. ASTATE OF JOnERE mane Deceased Notice is here ven ~ Executrix of the above named estate, to Se cones Kft and al! j ane ha cr Bt ‘estate of Joep. Wak deceuneitite eaibns the same, with publi Se ager of this notice the undersigned at lace “noagh ane and Ready, county of Nevada, State of California, B. MEEK, ne RAH EL, Executrix of the estute of Joseph Meek, deceased. : ‘October Ist, 1872. ' Williams & Johnson, ene eS the estate. nal NEVADA BAKERY. Od aes wut, ALEX GAULT, taken charge of the An BREAD, PIES, CRACKERS, ( CAKES, &c. om Sos new customers are re "aaked to give Bim a call iets delivered at the residenthe morning, when desired. withing reasonable \ bility. They complain of no specific dis-. -—_ have no relish fot anything which affords { mental or sensuous pleasure 6 their mere . . of residenée } Ai Bitcey is prepared to vapply ) ROSENBERG@S COLUMN PALACE STORE OF THE MOUNTAINS! ROSENBERG. BROS., , H*. saisiha to their — and spacious pom ; ON BROAD STREET, Tn the Batiaing formerly occupied by the Post Office. sortment of the sae _ Latest Style Goods, To which they invite the attention ‘of all purchasers, We have the Largest Store LARGEST STOCK, And sell Goods cheaper than ‘any other House on the Pacific Coast! We bar no Store ee Great Bargains ! It is imposéfble to give an idea of the Beautifal Goods we have and would therefore invite everybody to CALL AND SEE THEM, We especially cali attention to our LOW PRICES pee . And the Quality of Goods : 5 , DRESS @O0ODs;. ‘Oar Stock is the Largest and best of any retail House in the State, A large, Superb assortment, CARPETS, OIL OLOTHS, Call and see the very latest patterns. €37°A large stock on han SHOES OF ALL KINDS, . We have added enongh to our lot to supply every lady and child in Nevada county, and the best of all we shal) sell them [9° VERY CHEAP . ! Call and see out: Domestic Goods; Tetanatngs, Shawls, =m ries, Cloaks, Abadies’ Hats, Under Clothing, La@ies, Gentlemenand Childrens. And Ten Thousand other Articles too numerous to mention, Laces, Having eur arrangemeute comple: ted for a large imerease in business we propose to merit it by selling GOODS LOWER THAN THE VERY LOWEST. CALL AND SEE HOW ’TIS WOURSELF. . Nevada, Bept. 20th, } wa And Have added an -Inimense—asean NEW PIRM. CLOTHING ! BOOTS. SHOES, &o. a S. J. ASCHHEIM & BRO. Buecessors to , BANNER BROS, Corner of Broad & Pins Streets. B% leave to inform-the public thgt we have purchased the businesa .f Ban‘ ner Ae and propose tu keep a i FIRST CLASS Clothing Store. New York and as we buy for cash We intend to sell Goods Cheaper than any other We have a large stock of Goods , Ve on the way and will soon havea fs Fine Assortment of iff Fine Bress as J Fine Business Suite, ‘all dines ana oolora, / Panta, do do f Vests, do . haar et aS Furnishing Goods ever brought here. do The Goods are Direct fram Mann factoties NEW YORK cali and examine the Goods and Prices! We respectfully ask tne public to call and See us;we propose to make a permanent bus iness, we shall keep s stock fully equal to the demands of the market and of the very 8. J. ASCHHE' M & BRO. Our Goods will be obtained direct from we “EH. Crawford's cuit COLUMN. HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, .For Sale by W. H.-CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN -STRERT, Stoves ana Tinware . CROCKERY GLASSWARE, fer sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City: ;. . DUPONT: . BLASTING POWDER, For gale by W.H. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, ‘MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, FOR SALE BY . W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, va GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder oom & Fase, FOR ah BY. WM. H. CRAWFORD, RG ap ang ‘Ma ¥ STRERT, evade City. BEAUTIFUL WIRE HANGING BASKETS ~AND—~ wiht FLOWER STANDS ROR BALE By’ : Opposite the Express Oflies. MAIN BTREBT, SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, ‘Opp. Express Office, . MALIN STREET, Nevada City. _ eng OROSS CUT SAWS, . FOR SALE BY Opposite the Express Office, Mau Stxeet, NEVADA CITY. AY Filerence and other Sewing Machine Needles, ForsaxeDy, . WM. H. ORAWFORD, MAIN STRER _. And warrantad to A. H. HAVELL, . From San Francisto, ie te@pectfnlly to informa the iahiab. . ;tants of TET ARA CITY aap nA VALLE, And pernounding districts, thas he hee opened FIRST CLASS MUSIC STORE, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Next door to the Pest Office, _ From the . justly celebrated Eastern Hous. es of HALLET & DAVIS, VOSS, OHICRER. ING, and EMERSON. Also, " . UPRIGHT-PIANOS, _ By CHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER. ORGANS, By WOOD, of Boston, ALEXANDRE, Paris, mma other makers, Vieli Guitars, Concertinas, : lish and German. ; Filageolets, Organ Accordeon:, vise Harmonettes, Melnphodéa. nate a e7 Strings of all kinds and of the bess quality. SHEET MUSTO?” The largest stock outside of San : 6 all selected by the Professor with the c est care, . EDUCATIONAL WORKS, ° FOR SCHOOLS. Pianos, Organs and all of Musical Instruments 7” paired, Professor Havell is r tions on the Piano, Org Culture. He will vi Mondays and Thu A. H. H, is also opeyi to treat for am: ot. ganists situation, or Conductor of a Onor . Society. N.b. First class references. Country ordey$ punctually attended to. er kindn and ReAe give instruc. » and in Vocal Grass Valley ox Tn all cases C, U. D. per Wells, Fargo & Out FRENCH Bhatt f . ne GLASSWARE? od HAVILAND, HOOPER ‘Kee B85 PINE STREET, a. Below Motiigomery, ¢ LOWEST MARKET RATES. : 5 Alo stall ingot ig Tate Cutlery, "Platea Ware, nounnet and Planished Wares, / ma a hinge » ANSONTA CLOOK 00. A fai lind of all Styles of dapted to the trade of the. Pantie Dodie’: which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guar. ‘antee to be the best in the market, ' Revie Hooper &Oo,'. meee Japanose Clensing Cream, Remeves Paint &c. from +¢, SILK & WOOLEN GOODS, ‘With the least injury te the colors or fabri«. It has no offenatve odor. Prepared only by, iB ‘M. «PRESTON; ONE BOTTLE OF.) 4 DIAMOND CEMENT,; Mu mand $20 wrth of Gas oF Chi , Wate. Sold by PREATON. r In the best Dentrifice, Try it.” ° ty Hassell’s Tooth’ Ache Cure, utPRESTON'S DRUU STORM. 3 CANDIES ! CANDIES : _ FRESH AND PURE SPARKLING DEW! ASR EVERY. BAY, or the best CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale & Retail Confectioners. Ne. 109 Montgomeey Street. ban The attention ofthe Prd ain . immense assortment of Candies t = . Goods suitable for the HOLIDAY. keep in all olimates, PRICES: LOW AND TERMS: Liss.Orders from the * nnterGcemptyane ou. fully attended te: ’., Ban Francisco, Sept. Hth—2m-ig . PROFESSOR OF THR . Piano, Organ and Singing, ‘With a Large Stock of Pianor, : Or above Goods in lota to lt bss. . Ay cone) icicle pee ty

as, hache nonin}, $1. ary dts SIA. > healthy ¥ 5 “ SILVER perrant's oases ~ tho rebel chief. Bhe Daily Bent NEVADA CiTY¥, CA. ‘ \ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Supplement Towday.t We issue a supplement to-day, wontaining the speech ‘of Governor Booth, and also the letter of Phillip Clayton of Georgia, and another from Gen. Dix.The letter of Clayton we would especially commend to: Democrats as being the judgment of . a leading member of their party and a prominent Southern man, as to the relative merits of Grant and ‘Greeley. He gives the circumstances of the sarrender of the South armies to Grant, and places i in strong eontrast the. magnaminity of .the soldier with the littleness and vindictiveness of Greeley. ‘Let all readers: think over this letter, and the record eontaiced therein, and then contrast Grant as a himane and honor-{ able man, with the vindictive hate of his opponent. We have the authority of Reverdy Johtison for saying that Grant, when the proseoution of Lee was talked of, was the first toprotest against. it, and was most urgent in urging the pardon of But all this is fully set forth in the supplement, and we commend these facts to the consideration of thinking men of all parties. Mining Hereabouts. Recently the mining developments ‘in this vicinity have been most en¢ouraging. The older mines.appear to be yielding well and the recent prospects are excellent, The Penntylvania’ Mining Co. hag reached about 900 feet on the incline, and are about running off from the latter. The ledge on both sides looks first rate. The Goid Tunnel is very rich, it being estimated thi the rock. is worth fully $100 perton. The Prov_idence ledge is said to‘be from four to five feet thick, and the rock of first grade. The Murchie mine still continues to yield handsomely. Bewides"“these some’ new enterprises have just been undertaken, and the quartz prospect is most encouraging. The ¢hances are excellent for a very lively winter in this locality, Advertised Letters. Phe following letters remain in the Post Office. in this city, for the week ending October 7th, 1872.— Thos. Currey, G. Calenberti, Geo W. Lynch, Chas. B. Messenger, Constantine Nichola, Mra, Mary A. Phillips, J. R. Rumery, Edward Richards, Mrs. John Sothlan 2, Henry Schaffer, John Spencer, Migs Mary Snell, Mrs. Mary Treadway, Edwin Tilly, Margaret Thomas, J. N.N. Wallace, John Willis 2, F. G. Wilkias, 8. Giov. Domenico Vanze. Completed. Mesers, Leavitt, ‘Chestnut & Co., eontractors, have completed their work apon the Auburn and Bennett street bridges in Grass Valley. We are informed that the contractors have done a first ‘rate job. The stone Work is substantially done, and every part of the work. comes fully-up w the’ requirements of the contracts. Rell of Honer. Thefollowing is the roll of honor of the Blue Tent school for the month ending Oct. 4th, Miss Hanuah E, Davis, teacher: Allie Blackwood, Josie Penders, Ada Penders, Chien Shullenberger, Elia Blackwood, Betty Smoot, Robbie Blackwood, Frank Stallenberger, Waltie Penders. Mecting at ‘San Juan.“ On next Saturday evening the people of San Juan and vicinity will be upon political topies by B.J. Watson. and M.8. Deal. The meeting will be held under the ansPices of the ae club. Board of Super ‘Wine, in Eureka township. nix: Miléwing Caustic The ‘herds of cattle which have ‘etn pastared for several months pest oe ef ,Mountains, ard now being Will be creo 4 nat da, mer Will be given at Temperance . custom “On aturda — Mee Ona oa * State : and County T Tax. Sa . The State ana County Tax, levied pecs of Supervisors, ‘yester. ces Was $160 on the $100. Last wr it Was $2 10, {of dry goods to their new store on A pein line been proecsth to} then neccesary vouchers, within ten, montha . visors, asking for} rom the establishment ef a précinet at . at Tux Oregon State Fair exhibits a winged calf. oe ee Rosenberg Brothers, Have neoved their immense* stock Brolid street, . .621-Im Fruit Jars, etc. “Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Sealing Wax for sale by W. H. Crawford, at the Hardware store, opposite thé Express office. al-tf Half Alive: ~ It is a sad thing to pass through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual condition is one of Ianguor and deeases; they suffer no positve pain, but. they tobitst and energetic fellow beings. In nine cases out of . ten ‘this state of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach, Indigé. tion destroys the energy of both. mind and body. When the waste of _ néture is not supplied by a due and regular assimulation: of* the food, every organ is starved, every func tion. interrupted, Now, what does common sense suggest under these circumstances of depression, The aystero needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for an hour or.two, to sink aiterwards into a more pitible condition than ever (as itassuredly would:do if an ordinary alcohulic stimulant-were. resorted to) but radically and permanently. How is this desirable object to be accomplished? The answer to this question, founded on the unvarying experience of a quarter of a century, is: easily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive organs by & course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Do not waste timed in admistering temporary remedies, but wake the system up by reYuperating the fountain-head of . physica] strength and energy, the great organ upon whichall the other organs depend for their nature and support. By the time that a dozen doseg or the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will begin ‘to feel its benign influence. Appetite Will be created, and with appetite ‘the capacity to digest what itcraves. Pre‘serve until ctiteis complete-—until health. ful blood, fit tobe the material of fiegh and muscle, bone nerve and brain, flows through ‘the channels of circulation, instead of the watery pebulum with which they have heretéfore been imperfectly a i FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 604 Kearney Street, Sun Francisco; as the’ First Premium for best general photographic work ‘was. awarded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair fori8T1. All work guaranteed. New Store. New Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING, wes LD respectfully iuform the ple of Nevada and vicinity that ahe hea opened. Nay Store and has on hand’ a complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Latest style Ladies’ Hata, Hat and Bonuet¥rames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons. Jet O.naments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handker-’ chiefs, Pancy Jewelry, Parian Vases, Brackets, Frames, Paper Hokiirs, Glove Boxes, Glass and Crockery Ware, : rs ke. &e. ke. Not? Commercial Street, Nevada, Oct. 3d. Fresh Oysters, Daily. 6 — ANTONE TAM, OULD respectfully inform the peo ple of this city that is now receiving, deily. by express. Eastern and California oOoOWwTwsT BRS, ae ee inany style deFamilies supplied with Oysters on short noticeta. Remember the old stan on a SIKLET, Notice to Creditors. ASTATE OF JOnERE mane Deceased Notice is here ven ~ Executrix of the above named estate, to Se cones Kft and al! j ane ha cr Bt ‘estate of Joep. Wak deceuneitite eaibns the same, with publi Se ager of this notice the undersigned at lace “noagh ane and Ready, county of Nevada, State of California, B. MEEK, ne RAH EL, Executrix of the estute of Joseph Meek, deceased. : ‘October Ist, 1872. ' Williams & Johnson, ene eS the estate. nal NEVADA BAKERY. Od aes wut, ALEX GAULT, taken charge of the An BREAD, PIES, CRACKERS, ( CAKES, &c. om Sos new customers are re "aaked to give Bim a call iets delivered at the residenthe morning, when desired. withing reasonable \ bility. They complain of no specific dis-. -—_ have no relish fot anything which affords { mental or sensuous pleasure 6 their mere . . of residenée } Ai Bitcey is prepared to vapply ) ROSENBERG@S COLUMN PALACE STORE OF THE MOUNTAINS! ROSENBERG. BROS., , H*. saisiha to their — and spacious pom ; ON BROAD STREET, Tn the Batiaing formerly occupied by the Post Office. sortment of the sae _ Latest Style Goods, To which they invite the attention ‘of all purchasers, We have the Largest Store LARGEST STOCK, And sell Goods cheaper than ‘any other House on the Pacific Coast! We bar no Store ee Great Bargains ! It is imposéfble to give an idea of the Beautifal Goods we have

and would therefore invite everybody to CALL AND SEE THEM, We especially cali attention to our LOW PRICES pee . And the Quality of Goods : 5 , DRESS @O0ODs;. ‘Oar Stock is the Largest and best of any retail House in the State, A large, Superb assortment, CARPETS, OIL OLOTHS, Call and see the very latest patterns. €37°A large stock on han SHOES OF ALL KINDS, . We have added enongh to our lot to supply every lady and child in Nevada county, and the best of all we shal) sell them [9° VERY CHEAP . ! Call and see out: Domestic Goods; Tetanatngs, Shawls, =m ries, Cloaks, Abadies’ Hats, Under Clothing, La@ies, Gentlemenand Childrens. And Ten Thousand other Articles too numerous to mention, Laces, Having eur arrangemeute comple: ted for a large imerease in business we propose to merit it by selling GOODS LOWER THAN THE VERY LOWEST. CALL AND SEE HOW ’TIS WOURSELF. . Nevada, Bept. 20th, } wa And Have added an -Inimense—asean NEW PIRM. CLOTHING ! BOOTS. SHOES, &o. a S. J. ASCHHEIM & BRO. Buecessors to , BANNER BROS, Corner of Broad & Pins Streets. B% leave to inform-the public thgt we have purchased the businesa .f Ban‘ ner Ae and propose tu keep a i FIRST CLASS Clothing Store. New York and as we buy for cash We intend to sell Goods Cheaper than any other We have a large stock of Goods , Ve on the way and will soon havea fs Fine Assortment of iff Fine Bress as J Fine Business Suite, ‘all dines ana oolora, / Panta, do do f Vests, do . haar et aS Furnishing Goods ever brought here. do The Goods are Direct fram Mann factoties NEW YORK cali and examine the Goods and Prices! We respectfully ask tne public to call and See us;we propose to make a permanent bus iness, we shall keep s stock fully equal to the demands of the market and of the very 8. J. ASCHHE' M & BRO. Our Goods will be obtained direct from we “EH. Crawford's cuit COLUMN. HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, .For Sale by W. H.-CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN -STRERT, Stoves ana Tinware . CROCKERY GLASSWARE, fer sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City: ;. . DUPONT: . BLASTING POWDER, For gale by W..H. CRAWFORD Opposite the Express Office, ‘MAIN STREET, Nevada City. SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, FOR SALE BY . W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET, va GIANT POWDER. Giant Powder oom & Fase, FOR ah BY. WM. H. CRAWFORD, RG ap ang ‘Ma ¥ STRERT, evade City. BEAUTIFUL WIRE HANGING BASKETS ~AND—~ wiht FLOWER STANDS ROR BALE By’ : Opposite the Express Oflies. MAIN BTREBT, SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W. H. CRAWFORD, ‘Opp. Express Office, . MALIN STREET, Nevada City. _ eng OROSS CUT SAWS, . FOR SALE BY Opposite the Express Office, Mau Stxeet, NEVADA CITY. AY Filerence and other Sewing Machine Needles, ForsaxeDy, . WM. H. ORAWFORD, MAIN STRER _. And warrantad to A. H. HAVELL, . From San Francisto, ie te@pectfnlly to informa the iahiab. . ;tants of TET ARA CITY aap nA VALLE, And pernounding districts, thas he hee opened FIRST CLASS MUSIC STORE, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Next door to the Pest Office, _ From the . justly celebrated Eastern Hous. es of HALLET & DAVIS, VOSS, OHICRER. ING, and EMERSON. Also, " . UPRIGHT-PIANOS, _ By CHAPPELL, BORD and BUCHER. ORGANS, By WOOD, of Boston, ALEXANDRE, Paris, mma other makers, Vieli Guitars, Concertinas, : lish and German. ; Filageolets, Organ Accordeon:, vise Harmonettes, Melnphodéa. nate a e7 Strings of all kinds and of the bess quality. SHEET MUSTO?” The largest stock outside of San : 6 all selected by the Professor with the c est care, . EDUCATIONAL WORKS, ° FOR SCHOOLS. Pianos, Organs and all of Musical Instruments 7” paired, Professor Havell is r tions on the Piano, Org Culture. He will vi Mondays and Thu A. H. H, is also opeyi to treat for am: ot. ganists situation, or Conductor of a Onor . Society. N.b. First class references. Country ordey$ punctually attended to. er kindn and ReAe give instruc. » and in Vocal Grass Valley ox Tn all cases C, U. D. per Wells, Fargo & Out FRENCH Bhatt f . ne GLASSWARE? od HAVILAND, HOOPER ‘Kee B85 PINE STREET, a. Below Motiigomery, ¢ LOWEST MARKET RATES. : 5 Alo stall ingot ig Tate Cutlery, "Platea Ware, nounnet and Planished Wares, / ma a hinge » ANSONTA CLOOK 00. A fai lind of all Styles of dapted to the trade of the. Pantie Dodie’: which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guar. ‘antee to be the best in the market, ' Revie Hooper &Oo,'. meee Japanose Clensing Cream, Remeves Paint &c. from +¢, SILK & WOOLEN GOODS, ‘With the least injury te the colors or fabri«. It has no offenatve odor. Prepared only by, iB ‘M. «PRESTON; ONE BOTTLE OF.) 4 DIAMOND CEMENT,; Mu mand $20 wrth of Gas oF Chi , Wate. Sold by PREATON. r In the best Dentrifice, Try it.” ° ty Hassell’s Tooth’ Ache Cure, utPRESTON'S DRUU STORM. 3 CANDIES ! CANDIES : _ FRESH AND PURE SPARKLING DEW! ASR EVERY. BAY, or the best CANTY & WAGNER, Wholesale & Retail Confectioners. Ne. 109 Montgomeey Street. ban The attention ofthe Prd ain . immense assortment of Candies t = . Goods suitable for the HOLIDAY. keep in all olimates, PRICES: LOW AND TERMS: Liss.Orders from the * nnterGcemptyane ou. fully attended te: ’., Ban Francisco, Sept. Hth—2m-ig . PROFESSOR OF THR . Piano, Organ and Singing, ‘With a Large Stock of Pianor, : Or above Goods in lota to lt bss. . Ay cone) icicle pee ty