October 9, 1866 (4 pages)

ur. Teer sure Of the this Office anner, ‘and ere in ‘this made. times, Revideney. m. Temper. and neatly UNDRY OP, 'S“ built to F every de. d, fitted up Saw, Crist, . car wheels, 7 Ww rates as San Fran. . THOM, Works MIAN, . OF THIS Soap Fac. LE FROM best ve Soap; RP. ty will find @ trial. he shortest sept22 MES FOR bled to sell ices fand Store the attenvill be faith NWALD. A. MARTIN. TEN, in STONS, ODS ) FEED. Ley STREET. ENCE ras; 708 oral . entered on Saturday night and robbed of . You Bet, where the tracks were lost. A . several months since at You Bet. : mo Be my ce at Gildeiith’s, commer She Baily Transcript, . (NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, : = : =z ———S LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. “History AnD: Dmectory or Nevapa Counry.—County Assessor E. ¥. Bean, and J. M., Wolfe have undertaken a work of great importance t6 the county, and to all people of other localities interested in the development of the minesof this State. The work will embrace the name of every man in the county, his place of residence and business, a full and complete history of the county and its various towns and mining camps, from their earliest settlement down to the present tine. this, the work will contain full statistics of the mining interests of the county, and. all other industrial resources. The work «will also be supplied with an excellent and accurate map prepared by” County Surveyor H. 8S. Bradley. Sach a work as this is greatly needed, and Bean has the . energy and the material necessary to make itaccurate and valuable. For the historical part of the work he has secured the services of the best writers in the county. Such a work is just what is needed to make known our resources abroad. We call the attention of our readers to the Prospectus which wilk be found in another column. THE THEATRE.—'I'he Theatre last evening was well attended, and the audience was delighted with the performance,— Those who wish to énjoy a rich treat should not fail to. attend to-night. ‘Asmodeus” will be presented ;/ Miss Kate Denin appears as Carlo, the minstrel, and Mr. John Wilson as Don Raphael D’Estunego, the pupil. The other characters by the Company. The after-piece will be “Sketches in India,” in which Miss Denin appears ag Nancy Scraggs. Miss Denin is a splendid singer and @ good actress, and Mr. Wilson is first-rate. The performances are of a . lively character, and cannot fail to please those who attend. © Everybody who desires tospend a pleasant evening should attend the "Theatre to-night. SrorE Ropsep At RED Dod—The store of M. J. Hydeliff, at Red Dog, was goods to the value of about five hundred dollars. VPhe rogues effected ‘an entrance from the front. The building is of brick and aii entrance was made through. one of: the columns between the iron doors, after this was done it was an easy matter to un. Wolt the doors. No attempt was made to open the safe. About six dozen pairs of pants,a numberof coats, a few knives and a small quantity of.tobaceo were taken. Mr. McCallum was sleeping in the rear of the building when.the robbery was committed, but heard nothing of it: We are informed that the rogues were tracked as far as the scho.] house in the direction of store belonging to Hydeliff was robbed District Court, M Monday, October 8th. M. F. White et als vs the Star Company. Sheriff to exeéute deed to plaintiffs. Geo. D. Roberts vs. Moore & wife. Decree of forecloseure. i McMeans vs Morris. Cantinacs to Tuesday at 9 o’elock. Set Venire issued for 18 jurors, returnable on Tuesday at 9 o'clock. Court adjourned. to this aroning at 9 @ clock. NEw Coaga,--Clevelawd & Roys, proprietors of the Grass Valley and Nevada . stage line, have put on a magnificent four Seated coach to f#ccommodate the increasing travel. The vehicle will accommodate forty passengers comfortably with, the deck and dickey seats rigged, and in case of a rush fifty could be carried. The’ Proprietors are “good boys, both,” and wé hope they inay always have full loads. rl —————— CHANCE ¥OR THz Labdiga—A. Gold-. ‘mith has just’ received a’ splendid stock: of Fall and Winter dress and faney goods of the very latest styles, They came from. the: East by the last dteamer, and were #6: Prepac Goldsmith expressly to suit the tastes of the ladies of this locality.— ‘ow:iy the tine to get, splendid goods at . Ow ‘prices. Don’t forget to call early and orn, MeLaughiin,’ id native Dat taetannds wassnacucetized int the . . PIsitlet. Count yesterday's. TIM #2 .O7% Besides . -.pati ctormmna. FALL tormmna, a qo t0 THe CLOTHING EMPORIUM vot aug , BANNER BROTHERS,For Your Bd Styles of er ALL CLOTHING os ‘They have J on Received the Largest: stock of Se Gents’ & Boys’ Clothing Ever brought into Nevada County. _ ‘THIS IMMENSE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE GOODS, Has been selected expressly for this Market and is perfectly adapted ne the California Trade. Pb For Make, Style and Fit, these Goods cannot be surpassed by any Clothing House in the State of California, THESE GOODS WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT SUCH LOW BATES THAT CANNOT, . FAIL TO GIVE THE MOST COMPLETE SATISFACTION, ee-They have now in Store a splendid assortment of 8 FINE BEAVER AND DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, New. Styles and of Every Description, FINE BEAVER, DOESKIN AND CASSI. MERE PANTS, And every other kind of Pants suitable for the season. ; : SILK, PLUSH, VELVET AND CLOTH wit VESTS, BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS. ce Soe. 2 Eee ee e Pe "Of Every Description . IFURNISHENG GOODS. We have 2 from the Finest Lambs’ Wool UnderWrappers and Drawers, down to. the »most economical prices of Grey and White Merino, 1 ¢ WHITE AND FLANNEL SHIRTS. CRAVATS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, @ ee a . CAL. BLANKETS, OF ALL COLORS. Together with an Entire New Stock of taRUBBER CLOTHIN Gla ce . TRUNKS, VALISES, SACHELS, ke. he. 8s Our Fall. Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County, and our facilities in procuring goods from New Yorkand Philadelphia, and having taken advantage of THE GREAT DECLINE IN EASTERN MARKETS, ENABLES US TO SELL OUR.GOODS. AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT WILL DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Persons in want of any Goods in our line will find it-to their advantage to call and seo. for themselves, as we are offering better inducements to purchasers than any other House in Ne«~ vada County. Remember the Place, ss} A yreerie 1 a0 om maou st rane r} oo” a] ted : “ay = Se ; : “i UNDERGOLD . 1 8 We will, after iis date, sell ons a LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK oF CLOTHING: BOOTS & SHOES, —ANb— INDIA RUBBER GoOoDs, Still Cheaper ‘than any other Clothing House in the City or County, OUR GOODS ARE SUPERIOR TO THOSE OF OTHER CLOTHING HOUSES IN THE CITY. We don’t pretend to say that we imPORT OUR GOODS FKOM NEW YORK — AND PHILADELPHIA, We buy our Goods mostly in San FRANCISCO AND WE BUY THEM STILL CHEAPER THAN 7 Nevada importers. ‘. ° Therefore we can undersell any other CLOTHING HOUSE LN THE CITY, —CALL AT— 8. HAAS & COMPANY'S, Clothing Store, COR. PINE .AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, And convince yourselves before purchasing elsewhere, ‘Nevada, Sept. 15th. 2 PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINES RING'S AMBROZIA, wm WiezaARD OFL, gt . . More Quicksilver than . we want at AND ANYTHING ELSE IN-MY LINE. he a For Sale by J. F. BUSSENIUS, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. SODIUM AMALGAM, Prepared and for sale by E. F. SPENCE, ae Nevada, August 25th. & — A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, + orrice— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. JAMES MONRO, Dealer in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, “at. CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c, G@ Everything in the Meat line sold at the . Yowest Cash price. Shop on Broad Street, os: a heatre. site the T CH. FERRAND, . @WPHOTOURAPHIC.4 —aAND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, G2” Every kind of Photographs and aye: types taken if the best st vie of the Art. -ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. WILLIAM C. POPE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, QILS. LAMPS, &e. MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. rer THE .CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE: IN NEVADA COUNTY. es All Goods delivered Free of £ Charge. w. C. POPE is the only Licensed Auctioneer in Nevads county. Orders promptly atiended to. Grass Valley; July 8th. 1856. » © Ml, BATES,RPEYsreran. es Masonic Balog on ne prot, Nevad ety ,[ TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT! Dunder ie eee setrcemaetotms GREGORY & ‘gis AVE ON HAND INTHEIR STORE and . Hwee. : (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his suctensses:} ” A Larger stock of Goods in their line than can be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to. something less than a cargo. for: the Gréat Rastern and consisting of H rdware, : Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, pee, se _. Glass Ware, (To which we might add for the benefit “of competitors, BEWARE } GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Tae. BA RLEY, WHEAT, BRAN ; SHORTS, &c. &c. On hand and to — mony to arrive, . 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and eivisiind not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling tu the benefit of : one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Uils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them, Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known betyre. d A few Cords of prone warranted corn fed. On hand, also, alég ‘pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no gale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 ‘kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, Pitchiorks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijoh ne and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have no motte but ‘fair dealing. ee —§O ABRKIVE— s 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods, (When we buy and pay for them.) ¢ eee We consult the tastes of our customers and re} MADE member always that it takes two to make a bar27" Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. . GREGORY & WAITE."Ho. 59 Bread Street. { \ a : -} tyanster their perpen Ouvnnan, . ‘INsURANCE AGE wer Paanencn, Tuly 10t, 1906. The following Fire Insurance Companies, viz The ‘*Eome,? of New York,’ The ‘“Hxartrora,” 9? of Hartford, Conn, The “Washington,” of New Yorky: / The “arctic,” of New York, : The “Phenix,” of New York. AVING decided to relinquish business on the Pacific coast, we shall cease to issue Poiicies: of Insurance on andafter this date. The. above named Companies have transferred their entire business to the: Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co— Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars—wil) remain on deposit till ail obligations under out: gianding policies s have ceased. The subseribers wilt adjust and pay all losses.as heretofore, Thanking the pubhe for the many favurs we have received at their hands, we ask that they will @ 0 the PACLe Ic INSUR ANCE COMPANY, ‘€ how con nected :agsuring all car customers that. their interests shall be iully guarded and that thy will.find in the Pacific the same ‘security, promptness and justice that has ever characterized the Companies with which we have so long been connected. BIGELOW & BROTHER, General"Insuranee Agents, Paciric InsuRanos Company, San Francisco, July 2, 1866. The Pacific Insuratice Company having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the transier of the busivess oj the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now tone to offer to all parties formerly insured said Companies equally liberal terms and prompt payment of all losses in United States goid coin Mr, H. H. Bigelow will be the General Agent for this Companys from this date. HUNT; President. + hee Ralston, Secretary. 3 d -—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANVE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned morstotore, Agent of all ie Companies represented by Messrs. Bigelow & Bro, having been appuinted Agent of ihe Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidy ali losees prumptiy in Gold Coin, _ K. BF. SPENOR, Fire and Life Insurance ital : NEVADA CITY Nevada, July 22, 1866. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SEWING Machines, California State Fair, 1866: :‘To the President of the State Agricultural Society: Your Committee on Sewing Machines beg leave to report that we have examined the several Sewing Machines on exhibition and find that, for GENERAL USE, THE FLORENCE I8 THE BEST. J.N, ANDREWS, ~ THOS, C. McHALE, L. ELKIUS ” Flitencs Sewing Machine RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THE STATE FAIR JUST CLOSED, over the Wheeler & Wileon and Grover & Baker, as THE BEST for GENERAL USE, and also received the FIRST PREMIUM on Sewing Machine Work, ; REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, (Composed of the best Mechanical talent in the State—all. practical men,) ON SEWING MACHINES, Hs State Fair of California, 1865. . FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES . : After a careful investigation ofthis NEW AND. BEAUTIFUL MACHINE, bipetaten May as we do in ite mechanical points, we consider that‘ it is worthy of much praise, particularly that of its arrangement by which the REVE motion is obtained, which is etmplicit Prev and in our opinion worthy of special consideration,— Also, the COMPLETE AND POSITIVE CONTROL OVER THE TENSION, Ae exhibited in this Machine, along with the arrangement for taking up the slack of the thread, as was shown in sewing withont any alteration, and without any stoppage of Machine, FROM 7AR FINEST LACE TO FOUR THICKNESSES OF LEATHER, Your Committee, therefore. after. .a gigs : carefnl jnvestigatian. coneider it THEB TA MOST IMPROVED MACHINE NOW IN TS) vy award itthe FIRST AND HIGHEST PR M : THOMAS HANSBROW. GEORGE SCHMEASER. SAMUEL BLAIR. ion IBLE Copy of Report of the 9 Committee of Awards at « the Fair of the . AMERICAN INSTITUTE, ‘ NEW YORK, 1865. ‘ To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO, for the best Family Saving Machine. Highest Premium 1 Gold Medal! REASO! SONS: 1st. prey SIMPLICITY AND GREAT RANGE OF WO 24. et REVERSIB E FERED M / 3d.—THE PERFECT FINISH AND , rial, MANNER IN WHICH THE MA 18 4th —THE. RAPIDITY OF 1 G AND THE AE AS OF THE ne 5th.—THE SELF-ADJUSTING RK. A. DIVER, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, Sept. 18th. OFFICR—No. 6 © nang “oo ys NBVADA CITY, oe ‘) Win practice i a the Courtof tse, o bid

ur. Teer sure Of the this Office anner, ‘and ere in ‘this made. times, Revideney. m. Temper. and neatly UNDRY OP, 'S“ built to F every de. d, fitted up Saw, Crist, . car wheels, 7 Ww rates as San Fran. . THOM, Works MIAN, . OF THIS Soap Fac. LE FROM best ve Soap; RP. ty will find @ trial. he shortest sept22 MES FOR bled to sell ices fand Store the attenvill be faith NWALD. A. MARTIN. TEN, in STONS, ODS ) FEED. Ley STREET. ENCE ras; 708 oral . entered on Saturday night and robbed of . You Bet, where the tracks were lost. A . several months since at You Bet. : mo Be my ce at Gildeiith’s, commer She Baily Transcript, . (NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, : = : =z ———S LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. “History AnD: Dmectory or Nevapa Counry.—County Assessor E. ¥. Bean, and J. M., Wolfe have undertaken a work of great importance t6 the county, and to all people of other localities interested in the development of the minesof this State. The work will embrace the name of every man in the county, his place of residence and business, a full and complete history of the county and its various towns and mining camps, from their earliest settlement down to the present tine. this, the work will contain full statistics of the mining interests of the county, and. all other industrial resources. The work «will also be supplied with an excellent and accurate map prepared by” County Surveyor H. 8S. Bradley. Sach a work as this is greatly needed, and Bean has the . energy and the material necessary to make itaccurate and valuable. For the historical part of the work he has secured the services of the best writers in the county. Such a work is just what is needed to make known our resources abroad. We call the attention of our readers to the Prospectus which wilk be found in another column. THE THEATRE.—'I'he Theatre last evening was well attended, and the audience was delighted with the performance,— Those who wish to énjoy a rich treat should not fail to. attend to-night. ‘Asmodeus” will be presented ;/ Miss Kate Denin appears as Carlo, the minstrel, and Mr. John Wilson as Don Raphael D’Estunego, the pupil. The other characters by the Company. The after-piece will be “Sketches in India,” in which Miss Denin appears ag Nancy Scraggs. Miss Denin is a splendid singer and @ good actress, and Mr. Wilson is first-rate. The performances are of a . lively character, and cannot fail to please those who attend. © Everybody who desires tospend a pleasant evening should attend the "Theatre to-night. SrorE Ropsep At RED Dod—The store of M. J. Hydeliff, at Red Dog, was goods to the value of about five hundred dollars. VPhe rogues effected ‘an entrance from the front. The building is of brick and aii entrance was made through. one of: the columns between the iron doors, after this was done it was an easy matter to un. Wolt the doors. No attempt was made to open the safe. About six dozen pairs of pants,a numberof coats, a few knives and a small quantity of.tobaceo were taken. Mr. McCallum was sleeping in the rear of the building when.the robbery was committed, but heard nothing of it: We are informed that the rogues were tracked as far as the scho.] house in the direction of store belonging to Hydeliff was robbed District Court, M Monday, October 8th. M. F. White et als vs the Star Company. Sheriff to exeéute deed to plaintiffs. Geo. D. Roberts vs. Moore & wife. Decree of forecloseure. i McMeans vs Morris. Cantinacs to Tuesday at 9 o’elock. Set Venire issued for 18 jurors, returnable on Tuesday at 9 o'clock. Court adjourned. to this aroning at 9 @ clock. NEw Coaga,--Clevelawd & Roys, proprietors of the Grass Valley and Nevada . stage line, have put on a magnificent four Seated coach to f#ccommodate the increasing travel. The vehicle will accommodate forty passengers comfortably with, the deck and dickey seats rigged, and in case of a rush fifty could be carried. The’ Proprietors are “good boys, both,” and wé hope they inay always have full loads. rl —————— CHANCE ¥OR THz Labdiga—A. Gold-. ‘mith has just’ received a’ splendid stock: of Fall and Winter dress and faney goods of the very latest styles, They came from. the: East by the last dteamer, and were #6: Prepac Goldsmith expressly to suit the tastes of the ladies of this locality.— ‘ow:iy the tine to get, splendid goods at . Ow ‘prices. Don’t forget to call early and orn, MeLaughiin,’ id native Dat taetannds wassnacucetized int the . . PIsitlet. Count yesterday's. TIM #2 .O7% Besides . -.pati ctormmna. FALL tormmna, a qo t0 THe CLOTHING EMPORIUM vot aug , BANNER BROTHERS,For Your Bd Styles of er ALL CLOTHING os ‘They have J on Received the Largest: stock of Se Gents’ & Boys’ Clothing Ever brought into Nevada County. _ ‘THIS IMMENSE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE GOODS, Has been selected expressly for this Market and is perfectly adapted ne the California Trade. Pb For Make, Style and Fit, these Goods cannot be surpassed by any Clothing House in the State of California, THESE GOODS WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT SUCH LOW BATES THAT CANNOT, . FAIL TO GIVE THE MOST COMPLETE SATISFACTION, ee-They have now in Store a splendid assortment of 8 FINE BEAVER AND DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, New. Styles and of Every Description, FINE BEAVER, DOESKIN AND CASSI. MERE PANTS, And every other kind of Pants suitable for the season. ; : SILK, PLUSH, VELVET AND CLOTH wit VESTS, BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS. ce Soe. 2 Eee ee e Pe "Of Every Description . IFURNISHENG GOODS. We have 2 from the Finest Lambs’ Wool UnderWrappers and Drawers, down to. the »most economical prices of Grey and White Merino, 1 ¢ WHITE AND FLANNEL SHIRTS. CRAVATS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, @ ee a . CAL. BLANKETS, OF ALL COLORS. Together with an Entire New Stock of taRUBBER CLOTHIN Gla ce . TRUNKS, VALISES, SACHELS, ke. he. 8s Our Fall. Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County, and our facilities in procuring goods from New Yorkand Philadelphia, and having taken advantage of THE GREAT DECLINE IN EASTERN MARKETS, ENABLES US TO SELL OUR.GOODS. AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT WILL DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Persons in want of any Goods in our line will find it-to their advantage to call and seo. for themselves, as we are offering better inducements to purchasers than any other House in Ne«~ vada County. Remember the Place, ss} A yreerie 1 a0 om maou st rane r} oo” a] ted : “ay = Se ; : “i UNDERGOLD . 1 8 We will, after iis date, sell ons a LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK oF CLOTHING: BOOTS & SHOES, —ANb— INDIA RUBBER GoOoDs, Still Cheaper ‘than any other Clothing House in the City or County, OUR GOODS ARE SUPERIOR TO THOSE OF OTHER CLOTHING HOUSES IN THE CITY. We don’t pretend to say that we imPORT OUR GOODS FKOM NEW YORK — AND PHILADELPHIA, We buy our Goods mostly in San FRANCISCO AND WE BUY THEM STILL CHEAPER THAN 7 Nevada importers. ‘. ° Therefore we can undersell any other CLOTHING HOUSE LN THE CITY, —CALL AT— 8. HAAS & COMPANY'S, Clothing Store, COR. PINE .AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, And convince yourselves before purchasing elsewhere, ‘Nevada, Sept. 15th. 2 PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINES RING'S AMBROZIA, wm WiezaARD OFL, gt . .

More Quicksilver than . we want at AND ANYTHING ELSE IN-MY LINE. he a For Sale by J. F. BUSSENIUS, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. SODIUM AMALGAM, Prepared and for sale by E. F. SPENCE, ae Nevada, August 25th. & — A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, + orrice— Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. JAMES MONRO, Dealer in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, “at. CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c, G@ Everything in the Meat line sold at the . Yowest Cash price. Shop on Broad Street, os: a heatre. site the T CH. FERRAND, . @WPHOTOURAPHIC.4 —aAND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, G2” Every kind of Photographs and aye: types taken if the best st vie of the Art. -ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. WILLIAM C. POPE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, QILS. LAMPS, &e. MILL STREET. GRASS VALLEY. rer THE .CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE: IN NEVADA COUNTY. es All Goods delivered Free of £ Charge. w. C. POPE is the only Licensed Auctioneer in Nevads county. Orders promptly atiended to. Grass Valley; July 8th. 1856. » © Ml, BATES,RPEYsreran. es Masonic Balog on ne prot, Nevad ety ,[ TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT! Dunder ie eee setrcemaetotms GREGORY & ‘gis AVE ON HAND INTHEIR STORE and . Hwee. : (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his suctensses:} ” A Larger stock of Goods in their line than can be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to. something less than a cargo. for: the Gréat Rastern and consisting of H rdware, : Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, pee, se _. Glass Ware, (To which we might add for the benefit “of competitors, BEWARE } GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Tae. BA RLEY, WHEAT, BRAN ; SHORTS, &c. &c. On hand and to — mony to arrive, . 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and eivisiind not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling tu the benefit of : one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Uils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them, Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known betyre. d A few Cords of prone warranted corn fed. On hand, also, alég ‘pile of Lard, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no gale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 ‘kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, Pitchiorks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijoh ne and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have no motte but ‘fair dealing. ee —§O ABRKIVE— s 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods, (When we buy and pay for them.) ¢ eee We consult the tastes of our customers and re} MADE member always that it takes two to make a bar27" Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. . GREGORY & WAITE."Ho. 59 Bread Street. { \ a : -} tyanster their perpen Ouvnnan, . ‘INsURANCE AGE wer Paanencn, Tuly 10t, 1906. The following Fire Insurance Companies, viz The ‘*Eome,? of New York,’ The ‘“Hxartrora,” 9? of Hartford, Conn, The “Washington,” of New Yorky: / The “arctic,” of New York, : The “Phenix,” of New York. AVING decided to relinquish business on the Pacific coast, we shall cease to issue Poiicies: of Insurance on andafter this date. The. above named Companies have transferred their entire business to the: Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co— Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars—wil) remain on deposit till ail obligations under out: gianding policies s have ceased. The subseribers wilt adjust and pay all losses.as heretofore, Thanking the pubhe for the many favurs we have received at their hands, we ask that they will @ 0 the PACLe Ic INSUR ANCE COMPANY, ‘€ how con nected :agsuring all car customers that. their interests shall be iully guarded and that thy will.find in the Pacific the same ‘security, promptness and justice that has ever characterized the Companies with which we have so long been connected. BIGELOW & BROTHER, General"Insuranee Agents, Paciric InsuRanos Company, San Francisco, July 2, 1866. The Pacific Insuratice Company having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the transier of the busivess oj the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now tone to offer to all parties formerly insured said Companies equally liberal terms and prompt payment of all losses in United States goid coin Mr, H. H. Bigelow will be the General Agent for this Companys from this date. HUNT; President. + hee Ralston, Secretary. 3 d -—New Agency— PACIFIC INSURANVE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned morstotore, Agent of all ie Companies represented by Messrs. Bigelow & Bro, having been appuinted Agent of ihe Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and continue to insure against all Fire Risks, payidy ali losees prumptiy in Gold Coin, _ K. BF. SPENOR, Fire and Life Insurance ital : NEVADA CITY Nevada, July 22, 1866. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SEWING Machines, California State Fair, 1866: :‘To the President of the State Agricultural Society: Your Committee on Sewing Machines beg leave to report that we have examined the several Sewing Machines on exhibition and find that, for GENERAL USE, THE FLORENCE I8 THE BEST. J.N, ANDREWS, ~ THOS, C. McHALE, L. ELKIUS ” Flitencs Sewing Machine RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THE STATE FAIR JUST CLOSED, over the Wheeler & Wileon and Grover & Baker, as THE BEST for GENERAL USE, and also received the FIRST PREMIUM on Sewing Machine Work, ; REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, (Composed of the best Mechanical talent in the State—all. practical men,) ON SEWING MACHINES, Hs State Fair of California, 1865. . FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES . : After a careful investigation ofthis NEW AND. BEAUTIFUL MACHINE, bipetaten May as we do in ite mechanical points, we consider that‘ it is worthy of much praise, particularly that of its arrangement by which the REVE motion is obtained, which is etmplicit Prev and in our opinion worthy of special consideration,— Also, the COMPLETE AND POSITIVE CONTROL OVER THE TENSION, Ae exhibited in this Machine, along with the arrangement for taking up the slack of the thread, as was shown in sewing withont any alteration, and without any stoppage of Machine, FROM 7AR FINEST LACE TO FOUR THICKNESSES OF LEATHER, Your Committee, therefore. after. .a gigs : carefnl jnvestigatian. coneider it THEB TA MOST IMPROVED MACHINE NOW IN TS) vy award itthe FIRST AND HIGHEST PR M : THOMAS HANSBROW. GEORGE SCHMEASER. SAMUEL BLAIR. ion IBLE Copy of Report of the 9 Committee of Awards at « the Fair of the . AMERICAN INSTITUTE, ‘ NEW YORK, 1865. ‘ To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO, for the best Family Saving Machine. Highest Premium 1 Gold Medal! REASO! SONS: 1st. prey SIMPLICITY AND GREAT RANGE OF WO 24. et REVERSIB E FERED M / 3d.—THE PERFECT FINISH AND , rial, MANNER IN WHICH THE MA 18 4th —THE. RAPIDITY OF 1 G AND THE AE AS OF THE ne 5th.—THE SELF-ADJUSTING RK. A. DIVER, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, Sept. 18th. OFFICR—No. 6 © nang “oo ys NBVADA CITY, oe ‘) Win practice i a the Courtof tse, o bid