December 16, 1859 (4 pages)

aaNet & a —-/ —_—— ag FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1859 ST That's the Checker-—The city dads have taken a notion to fix the street Yeading from the high bridge to the corner of Broad and Pine. The sound of the drill and the bursting of rocks prevail in that region of late to the joy of every one accustomed to pass that way. A side walk aiong the street and ¢ve will be comfortably fixed in that quarter of the town. Departed.—WF. Anderson, Esq., formerly District Attorney of this county, and but for his politics in every respect a gentleman, has left with the design of becoming a permanent resident of Washoe. From an inter. course of several years, we have} Sound Lim, as an officer always courteous, and as an opposing edito tem. perate and dignified. We wish him the luck to strike the best lead in Western Utah.2, Greenuoop has just received a . large and magnificent stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Ke., which he offers for sale at very low rates.— Those in want of a good Cigar ora genuine Meershaum Pipe, and the very best articlé of tobacco should by all neans call at Greenhood's store. two doors above the Post Offce. HO! EVERYBODY !! For the Ease of Creation and the Publie Good. Mi. Vernon.—Some of those who contributed to the Mt.Vernon Fund in this city complain that their names do not appear among tue list of contribu~ . tors published in the -Mount Vernon] Prize Concert, > Record. Weare satisfied that the. G. B. G@UB BERLEY, cases brought to our notice arisé from . 7*\% Be ears tc iondsaed aa? some ¢tror for which the collecting a iiggatdine as tho aaecoas Granta he will agent here is not responsible. In this connection we may regive his FIRST and LAST . Prize Concert, mark that California has paid aceording tothe Record $3,675,25 for the In the Miner’s and Teamster’s Blackpurchase of Mount Vertion of which smith Shop, Situated on the Turnpike Road, between Grass . Vailey and Nevada, near the Flower Millof i Tilley & Co, sum Nevada city contiibuted $270. On Saturday, Dec. 24, 1859. The largest contribution against one name in the State is by Dr. A. Chapman, of this city. New Aps.—A. Block & Co., will Performance got up expressly for the occasion and take possession of their old stamping adjoining-—Two completo set of Biacksmith’s tools—one set of Carpenter Tools—one Ox Frame, Coal House—One Hundred Busheis Coal—Wovd Shed, Chicken House, &+. Refreshments —LAGER BEER. The first number drawn will take the Prizes, -and the remaining numbers the Lager. On account of the inclemency of the weather and the size of the Building there will be but two hundred tickets sold, TIOKEIS..-<sinc aiacs Seeee G. B. SUBBERLEY. Dee. 2,—1859—3t will commence at 10 c’clock A. M. precisely. t PRIBES: ground, in the new building on the corner of Commercial and Pine in a few days, where the right kind of clothing may be found hereafter. J. E. Hamlin still holds out superior indneements in the book and stationery ling at his old stand. See New Goads, New Goads For the Holidays, Just Received, a Large Assortment Of the Latest Style of Ladies and Misses Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, Rich plain and Silk Dresses, his card for particulars in fall. Rt. Finnie keeps the flour and feed store of the city. We know him to be a capital fellow to deal with, A. R. Jenkins has leased the bar of the National Exchange. Jenks keeps a capital bar, every time. heavy plaid Silks fr roets. to Si per Yard. S. LUBECK & Co. 54, Broad Street, Nevada. im hov12-tf Book Keeping and Maw Suor.—A man whose name 1 we did not hear was shot in the jaw . . lat Sierra city, Sierra county, a few Turkey Suoor.—Three hapiess turkeys were set upon a log a little . way out of town on Tuesday to be . shot at. The poor fellows were placed at adistance of eighiy rads. Col. Whitman, A. B. Carley and *Barney” drew beads on them at rest.— Each one of these ded in winning a turkey for his sup. per at & éost of fifteen shots each. Insane.—G. B. Cubberley, whose gift ertertainment of a peculiar nas . ture is advertised in another column, was lodged in jailon Sunday night having been found non compos mentis. For some days he had acted strangely, but on Sunday he became raving and he was taken in custody. He has been taken to Stockton, *fasonic ELecrions.—At a stated . meeting of Nevada Lodge No. 13 F. & -A. M., held at Masonic Hall, on Saturday evening the 10th inst., the; following officers were elected fer worthies suecee. . days sinee, by Thos. J. Andrewsof} PENMANSHEP!! The particulars we ERSONS' thorotghly instructed in the art of 3 Sook Keeping. by Donbie or tingle Entry, A Andrews was on . class willbe formed, in double entry, on Monday a 2! 2 . evening, Noy, 28that 7p m Also, aclassin writhis way to Washoe in company with: . mg on Tuesday, Nov. 29th at 7 p. in. pe . ‘ é f ks opened, posted, balanced and closed, &e, . Wm. F. Anderson, Esq., of this city, . Boe . Forest City. feould not learn. 0 changed from single to double entry. ‘ Adi kinds of writing aod copying attended to by . when the shooting took place. F. G. CHRISTIE. Flacgs Building, cor. bread and Pine St.—¥p Stairs nov25 Im BOOTS AND SHOES! CORRELL & PENNY: The Silver Mites of Washoe-— More flattering accounts of tho extent and richness of these minesreach . us as the country is tested. A great many persons are impatient to be off for the new diggings and hopefully REW ESTABLISHMENT One Blacksmith Shop, Lot and Dwelling Honse . . . } A smalllot of heavy plaid and small lot o ! fo earn Branch of the : _ SAORAMENTO: > New Corner CiZat Store. M, GREENHOOD ON BROAD STREET, next door to Block & Co’s. Clothing Store, Nevada city. Wou!d respectfully inform the public that he has opened a CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE, And :olicits ashare of patronage. Hehas a large Stock of choice articles in his line and will sell at WHoLrsaLe or Rerar, atthe Lowest Prices for Cash. Country Dealers supplied at Sacrauicnto Prices. M. GREENIIOOD. Nevada, Dee. 24th, TS58. ~~ Kerosene Lamps! — HALES PATENT BURNER. T EROSENE—or Coal Oll—used with Hale’s Patent Burner is warranted to give a better light with less injury to the eyes than any other materi1 for light now in use. It will not Explode, Nor willit burn without a wick under any circumstances. As a house light, office or stoze light it has no equal. 4 In an economical point of view, it is the cheapest light (except daylight) in existence, A Kerosene . light equal to the light of four candtes willcost about half a» much as one candle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES. A full supply of Lamps and Oils on hand, BRAGG & CO, . Sacramentoand San Francisco. Patentees for California. Druggist, Nevada, Agent for Nevada Co. F. RUDOLPH, HARVEY HUNT, M. D, RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Main Street, Nevada Wholesale & Retail . DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARTES ——AND DEALERS IN —— E. F. SPENCE. Paints, Oils, _ Varnishes, a Patent Medicines } and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, . Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’'S BANKING HOUSE j Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859.—tf. Special Notice. ma S. MAYERS wouldinform the world . and t he rest of mankind that he will shortly un. load at his old stand, Corner of Commercial and Main, A BIG STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES alone. Not being particularly “stuck” after Broad Street, awatt the return of spring to begin the _— ike: 5 Sa ~ [Opposite the Post Office.} stampede. The indications are strong Olio tc Bk cited 4S Mecsicah he that a large emigration will be seen . PRY rote generally, a choice aud well se. ected stock of on the return of warm weather bound : . y MQMerrs AND Sones for the silyer mines of Washoe. If} BOOTS AND SAORS, Alsoa full assortment . Ladies wear. other shie of . Rubber wear. still another A Custom Made Article ! to California . Can he accommodated ijn a styie unsurvassed, anda fit guaranteed. We allow none to compare with ws in . rerard to the rich and inexhaustible . stores of silver on the Thosein want of the Sierras, there is country in addition ) worth looking after. the ersuing Masonic year: A. C. Niles, W. M.; T. H. Caswell, 8. W; . A.A. Sargent, J. W.; J. If. Welw, . Treasurer; J. F. Rudolph, Sec’y. . The officers will be ivstalled on Sat. urday evening next. At the annual election of Madison Making and Repairing ! CONNELL & PENNY. »vada. Nov. 4. 1859. B. MILLER. Tos Proseects orf Dovenuas.— The StLouis Correspondent of the Sacramento Union says, the potitical . ha REWER AS, = T. . prospects of Douglas are not flatter. ° A. Newman & Co, Lodge, held at Grass Valley, on ‘Tuesday of last week, the following officers were elected : E, McLaughlin, W. M.; A. B. Brady, S. W.; John Burnett. J. W.; J.J. Dorsey, Tr; J. A. Farrell, Sce’y,; E. H. Whiting, Tyler. The following officers have been elected in the Grass Valley R. A. Chapter, for the ensuing Masonic year, A. B. Dibble, M. E. H. P.; A. B. Brady, E. K.; J. J. Dorsey, E.S; T. R. Walker, C. Hj J. H. Boardman, P.S.; T. M. Wood, R, A. C.; P. Noonan, M. 3d V.; Wm. Comb, M. 2d V.; S. Deidenbach, M. 1st V.; Wm. K. Spencer, Tr. J. A. Farrell, Sec’y.; John Madrill, Guard evening Madame Biscaccianti —This queen of song was greeted at the Metropelx ftan last night with a fine house. We go to press too early to speak furile: of the entertainment. If, however, could not be otherwise than satisfactory: Found Dead.—An old Frenchman whose name was unknown was found . between Humbug and Paimer’s ranch on Sunday. It is supposed that he became intoxicated, and laid down by the road-side and perished during the night. Death for Wighway Robbery —aA Sas Th “aepent northe: lect = y : a ing. The rec a northern election: Wholesale Dealers where Lis friends have been over . IN thrown, as well as those of the Ad Wi % ministration, show that he has really . ° ies, Eteien }no more strength atthe North than . aIquors, : . Buchanan, while the Southern oppo~ “= oe : . Case Goods, . sition to him 1s ine: . ‘rhe following disti casing in strength. . enished pemocrat-. VO MMW ERCIAL iepolitfeians of Alabama hate already WEWVADA. declared their determination: C.C. Clay, Jr., United States Senator; ; James LL. Pugh, S.Moore, J. 1. M.} az Curry, member of Congress; W.L. ag Yantey, Perey Walker, David Huthard, Reuben Chapman, ex-members . Lone lof Congress: S. F. Rice, L. P. Walker, W. M. Brooks, J. W. Garrott, J. . T. Morgan andG. W. Pettus. Frank Leshe’s Budget of Fun, for . ~ 3 ‘ December, which is just out, contains Art }a good hit at the times, in the form of an illustriation, but more particularly at the editorial supporters of Judge Douglas. As a jew d’esprit it }is quiet passable, though I think not entirely original. The dumpy “Rebel,” with his massive intellectual organization well delineated, and rather more neatly dressed than is the wont of our little Giant, is seated on astool . }. . ° : . . i 12 front of the Pees the lid < f which These arrangements have been made in view of is closed. A piece of music entitled . the fact that the country is flocked with unskilful the “President’s March” is open bepe sduct: som S0nayidag tor Conant en fore him and on the lives are written, . Picture, but owing to the improrer nse of the ehemi“Jorden ama hard road to trabbel.” [worthless 7 7 . venerable and dignified visage of ‘J. . m respectfully invited to cal upon him at his Lb.” with both hands ep to’ his ears, sta abled sath a dinde tsweetiee a and his countenence distorted into a processes naw known, some of which are aa follows: representation anything but pretty’ — Ambrotypes, Photographs, : . The caus2 of the’ President’s agony tPANEOPES, MELAINOTYPES. nbove line and are selling them h at Sacramento prices. 10. 1859. » 16 will he held every Tuesds at the new hall on Pine street, in Kidk new building evening A. H: Parker, See’y. Amid the Sierras EER LIOGRAPZY. } . subshseriber takes this method of informiug . the citizens of Calitornia that he has refitted the room ul is now prepared to take all kinds of Pictures known to the Kieliographic Art, arrangéments fi of the Stat ded pe not charge for work but wil pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ming from distant parts lsay to all such that, proviworthless. is the musical performance of the Ssike : . Sucker Sénator, in whose right hand Stereoscopic Picturcs is the caudal extremity of a eat, and E AED in his left hand, ditto. Out of heles Sunlight Paintings on Mica. ——ALSO—— but the half of what is told be true in . Ofevery deseription—fine, coarse and middling. . Philadelphia work, for . Bankerts Boots, and all kinds of . STREET Have constantly on hand every variety of goods . The recular meetings of OUSTOMATI Unsurpassed in the world; that he has made new . ct satisfuetion is not given, he will not only . j cals employed, they are rendered perishable and . take pictures in the best style by alk the various . petition has been in circulation in this . in the top of the piano projects the city, asking the Legislature to make heads of five cats; their bodies are : iis ‘ ‘ concealed inside the instrument, and highway gobbery a capital crime. It . from a corresponding number ef holes was numerously signed by some of. in the side next to the performer apour best citizens. pear thejr tails. A jerk at the tail of any particular cat brings forth a note in pitch proportioned to its violance. ‘These cats are ‘* Heiss,”— Chicago Times, “Washington States —Savage,” “Sanders,” and “ Forney’s Press.””. The Savage and Sanders notes are being pulled at the moment, Fhe following colloguy passes: ‘“Buck.—‘ Halloa, Douglas! what are you making such 2 noise about!’ “ DouGLas.—“This is the greatest invention in the world! I have got these critters in such a fix that I have only to pull at their tails and they squall just what I please !’” Gift Entertainment.—We learn that the tickets to C. W. Young’s Gift Enfertzinmeut are going off rapidly, more than lialf being already suld. The drawirg will come off, it will be remembered, on the 31st instant. _ Christmas Gifts.—S. W. Mc Abee, it will be borne in mind, distributes some magaificent Christmas Gifts on Christmas da‘y, _ J. E. Hamlin, of the Broad street Bookstore, has our thanks for a file of Atlantic papers. if We are also indebted to Geo. W. Welch fora good assortment of Eastern papers. The C mstock Silver Vein.—'Vhis astonishing-rith lead, now being work-ed by several different companies is claiited' by one James Finney, and others, who assert a prior location,and have commenced suit against the parties in possersion, as trespassers; in the second Judicial District Cowt of Uiah Territory. To Jerry Suilivan we are indebted for the New York Herald, Tribune, Times, Boston Journal, Louisville Journal. Missouri Republican, New Orleans True Delt, Magazines and a host of Pictorials. New York Election.—It is:endered pretty certain that three Democrats were elected at the late New York election. _*Ossawattamie Brown’ was a soldier in the war of 1812, and fonght at: the battls of Plattsburg.: Patent Leather and Oij Cloth Pictures Artistie and life like pictures by all the above new and utiful processes of finer tone and infirite durability, unsurpassed for boldness of outline or beanty of finish, will be executed at all times and in all kinds of weather, Persons hereto ore unsuccessful in obtaining perfect pictures are particularly invited to call. Oid daguerreotypes and other pictures copied, improved and rendered turperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, &c., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken in the most appropriate manner, N. B. Instructions given in all departments of the art at Ww oO oO D ! S Ambrotyposo Gallery, Mill Street Grass Valley, By T. M. WOOD. Oct. 14.—tf. Notice S Hereby given to the Stockholders of the “CaliforA nia Quartz Mining Company, at Gaston Ridge, Eurek township, that there was an assessment of five per cent levied on the capital stock on the third . Pub! day of December, 1859. Per order of Board of Trustees. CHARLES LUCE, & Dee 9—4w sh ted faese e SEMMUAS. So of California. County of Nevada, ss Township of Nevada, before Jno. Anderson Justice of the Peace. The people of the state of ‘alifornia, to B H. Roselarry: You are he reby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said township, on Saturday the 3ist day of December, A. D. 1859, at 9 o'clock A.M , to answer to the complaint of G. H. Wentworth who demands of you the sum of $42,4C for lumber sold and delivered as per complaint on file.— On failure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you tor the said sum of $42,40 and costs of suit. Given urder my hand this 6th day of December, A, D., 1859 y JOUN ANDERSON, J. P. Dee. F DR. R. M. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At Wickes & Co's. Drug Store, Main st., Nevada . the fashion of mixing up allsorts of business, he . will only deal in Boots and Shoes. Nobody need, theTefore, ask at his establishment for crow-bars, calieces nor mtish and milk. He wants it distinetly understood that he sells no tape but that snitable for shoe strings. But he . does vend the best kinds of Boots Anp Snaors Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, he begs to in. form his friends and the public he dont presume . to meddle with. Netada Oct. 21, °59. WAR WAR! =" 2O,000 = . WOMEN WITH ARWS Carrying off Dry Goods from . Bowley and Weller’s New Dry Gccds Store. Bowley & Weller, Corner of Washingion and Main sts. Take this opportuvity of giving notice to the La dies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have just received TWENTY Cases of ———— = a = + a . , i . DRY GOODS, ae SaS) oe) TY & SSF Direct from New York, which, with their goods bought in San Francisen, makes the richest Stock o1 Dry Goods ever offered in Nevada. The following List of Goods and Prices: SILKS: 20 pieces black. from 59 ets to $2 per yard. 5 ps . fancy, as low as ¢ ryord; 10 ps Byadere stripe . very rich.; 20 ps plaid, v ich; silk robes, from . $20 to $59; five ps moire ntiq 0 ps «hina sitk, . piain silk, in eslors; together with a Jaree lot of figur. ed black siiks; 20 ps ali wool French merino, S7c and SL per yard; all wool plaids, 50 cts per yrd. cotton and wool, 2he and 37 per yard. . and warrants them to do good ‘servicePoil Ge Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors. ; eh — ROBES : —— . 59 Poplin Nobes—scimething entirely new and . very Rich. . 20 All wool delaine Robes. . wool delaine, in all colors. . ——CLOAKS:—— Plain and figured all Embroidered velvet cloak’s, caps Chesterficld sacks; cloth raglans, cloth and silk mantillas ¢f all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York. Long and square broche shawls mantilla shawls, plaid long and square ¢hawls of all kinds. EMBROIDERIES:—— Collars and sleeves 2f all kinds and descriptions; cambrie and mustir edgings of all kinds; cambric and muslin bands; thread edgings, lace edgings, Valenviennes lace. Also,—Velvyetrivbons and dress trimmings of al) kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace eurtains; cambric afq linen handkerchiefs—em. broidered hancdkeréhtef; brown and bleached jinen damask, by the yard; brown and bleached table covefs; linen d-oylies and napkins; linen diaper and toweling’ and table-covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS OP ALG, KINDS. Our Bonnets are mfle in our own stere, from the jatest New York fashions. Bonnets made and retrimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: 500 pieces Merrimack, Coohese and other styles rem €} cts to 124 cts per yard. A large stock of bleached brown sheeting, of ail widths. Hoop skirts. Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts. . Other Articles too Numerous to Mention. All of which will be sold Cheaper than the Cneapsti 3 LADIES, . , > . GIVE US A CALL, And Examine our goods and for yourselves. NB. Miss C. L* O’BRIEN wishes to inform tne ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has ; taken rooms at Bowley & Weller’s Store, where she will carry on Dress and Cloak makinti iu all its branches + » Nevada, Nov.25 Cc. T. O'BRIEN. —oo— DEITZ’S PATENT. —00— ; P . GREAT varicty of the most elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores, Churches and lic Buiidings,at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all, Upona trial of these Lamps it will be found that they afford by fa: the most eco nomical Lighteverused By the turning of a single screw astrong or subdued light may be produced— having all tne convenience of GAS, at about one tenth of the expense. Also, * THE PATENT Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil Brepared by the most improeved chemical process. Phis Oil never bas been known tofail in uniformity of qualitv and for its brilliancy of Light when used in these NEW LAMPS It may with truth be regarded as the Great Hiuminator of the Age. Yor sale by J.M. HAMILTON & CO., piss a Bole “ne for tN¥ City,Oct23 °59 lve 0 27 Main Street, Nevada. E. W, MASLEX, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Will practice in the Courts of Nevada County CFFICE—Im-the Court House. COALOTILULAMPS. ! Books! Books! Books!!! Music! “Music! Music!!! GHO. WeewELCH, CAN NOW BEFOUND AT His COMMERCIAL BLOCK. A few Doors pelow Pine, on Commercial Strebt, with a fine Stock of every thing in his line, such as STANDARD And Miscellaneous Works, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, , SCRAP BOOKS; COPY BOOKS, MUSIC BOOKS. PRINTING CARDS; ~ CARD BOARDS, ' INE STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS, CASES, $>. AND ALL KINDS @F STATIONERY. Music and musical instruments of all kinds; gold peas and cutlery, pictures and frames, chess men, back-gammon Boards, eribbage boards, and dominos. Pocket Diaries and Jcéurnals for isco. Foreign and American newspapers, magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid j (237 Orders from the country solicited and attend ed to promptly. Pioneer Book. Music and News Depot, Commercial Block, noy.25 Commercial street, Nevada. H.W. GALVEN, Saddlery en AND Harness, Repairing Neatly Done. Broad Strect, opposite the Post Office Nevada. Novy. 11, 1859. BOOTS & SEIOES. SLRON MAWERS, Has just Received at His Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial Streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of = MINI RS he“vy nailed KIP, CALF and RUBBER BOOTS. GENT>? Sin; gle and Leuble sole sewed BOOTS, &¢., &e. LADIES’ Missss & Children’s SHOES GAITERS and Robbers. BOYS’ KIP and CALF TOOTS & SHOES. Ladies Calf bootecs, «Md &e., &e Ever brought to Neynda , designed for the Fall aad Winter Frade? Consisting in part as féllows: Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots, Double sole and upper pegged Boots, Men’s Heavy K p and Caif Boots, Double sJeand double up per pegged Poots, Water-proof Sewed Boots, Men’s Gaiters, OxfordTies and Brozans, Sn KS . Roys’ Kip and Calf Boots, and Brogans, Miners’ heayy nailed boo Boots. —ALso—A large assortment of Gents Ladies Misses, and hildrens’ Rubber Over Shoe My assortment ef Ladies, Misses and Children’s Goods is umsurpassea in the country. Th are mostly from the best mannufactnrers of New York and Philadelphia, and emmbra ce nearly every tariety and style manufactured in fhe Attantic States. . . As [Sell for Cash Only, { Lean afford toSELL CHEAP, and persons purchas” sing of me may be certain that when they are pay g forthe Goods they purchase, they are not at the same time hel for these of their r Per sin want of Goods in fully solicited toca liad exa. am confident i cau give sexy ot Saw Mill Entire Satisfaction to All. SIMON MAYERS. . Nevada, Nov 1st 1859. —tf. THE NEVABA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. I AVING .establishel] ourselves in the above business we are now prepared todo allkinds ere Of CASTING with neatn auld vena gPatch We have tool ig ae those ofany other Fo in the Se ; ’ ‘ ? mountains, and patterns forall kinds 33 a. TQuartz Mill MachineryPumps, and Gar Wheels from 8 to 15 inechesin diameter Iron Fronts for Brick Bu nez, Bal eony and Awning Posts. &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of ali kinds, from & to 40 horse power. = ‘ °Everything is New and Warranted Perfect. Havirg THREE LARGE LATHES in running order, we can fill orders quicker -hon any other shopin the mountains. Any one wanting work done willdo welltocall andexamine on” extensivelot of PATTERNS. . &F ALIORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. we. Hevad, D. THOM, JNO McARTHUR Feb. 18—3m Proprietors. BATHING, Hair €utting & Shaving E. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wola respectfully informthe publie that he has bought out Mr. Fisher and intends carrying on the SHAVING Saleon & HAIR BUSINESS. _ He has, also, ineconnectisn. with the the above, rooms fitted up for BATHING, Either warm or Cold. A lihoral share of patronae is solicited. Saloon, on Broad street, opposite National Hotel. Sept. 9, 95, A GRAND MOVE In the Right Quarter! As all inust admit who will call (and who will not ?) ‘upon Wier a his Wew Store IN Williams § Kelsey's Com. Block, ‘ ; } On Com. St., four doors below Pinc, And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of : . ° American, French & Bohemian GLASS. CROCKERY, : t PLATED WARP and CUTLERY. Ever offered in the mountains of California, To enumerate the many articles: in his store would be useless, if possible. Ask what Pier has not useful or ornamental ever found in snch @ store. Ausual, he is on hand to show his goods and will do it pleasantly (and to his own advantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who will favor him with @ call will be satisfied H¢ means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevada! N. B. Can?T SELL AT Cost Yet! Oct, 28, 1859—tf. NEW FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, yt mere pleasure in informing the citizens of Ne= vada City and County, that he has opened on Commercial street. next door to Pier’s New Store a Stock of Fancy Geods, Le.7 CONSISTING OF : Doliand Musical Instruments, French, German, azdfEnglish circulating LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK BOOKS &c. .” , ¢ Fine Frerch Lithographs, Engravines, Canes &e. He also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is determined to sell at San Fréfcisco Prices, A beautiful assortment of GERMAN:& rRENCHPIPES. Oct, 21 7odtf CUTTING NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. S. W. McAKEE, . . Offers to the public a Gift ENTERTAINMENT, To come off on Saturday Evening Dec. 24th, 1859, on which occasion will be distributed $6S9 in Prizes! Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beantiful articles of table ware, &c--the most .aceeptable gifts for Christmas tor jamilies imaginabic. The draw» numbers:iren que to thirty-tive inclusive to take the articles gs they appear on the i st. No. 1, Grand China Dinner set 170 pieces-.-.shicwate cu =< $190 2, One fine china tea set, 44 DISCOS So oe ces) a eee ee SO 8; One fing china tea set, 44 DIQOEE: on 39 = See owt «eons es = 2S 4, One moss rose china chama 5: Be gee ee See eS GE Bes 5, One china bowl and jug. 15 6, One extra silver plated tea Set 4 piedesss S53 552Sige 0 7, One extra silver plated cas8, One extra silver piated casTORS SES Ge Se en eee 20 49, One extra silver plated MAMUE se obese wide decsck ast si JG 10, One extra silver plated CAMO Eee cn et eas pie kuin ge 11, One Freneh clock-.. 35 12, One eight day marine MME oo5 oft en mee +=. Ee 13, One Gothie elock,.. 0 15 14, One gothic clock.. 15 15. One gothic clock..-. 5 16, English gilt chamber set 18 17, One hall lamp.-... 15 18,-One pair vases .2045---25 19, One pair vases.-.. 20 16, One pair vase@s.. Ear Rage eS 21, One paic vases:... 3 22, One pair Vases’. 2. 2 8 23, One silver plated card reSOWOE ocak cae SY eee ee $ 24, One pair china candleSek e's. ccc bag coe ue ess 5 25, One pair china candietitke== S. 5.5.5 secre ae ee 5 26, One pair china candlesticks. -2252 23. 5s es ee 4 27 One pair china spittoons. 10 28, One pair china spittoons. 10 29, One mammoth glassjug . 5 30, Ona astral lamp. .. 10 31, One astral lamp.-.. 10 22, to 34 Three pair Bohemia bottles, each $10, 10, 8 .. oe 35, One pair Cologne bottles ft ae ee oe >-----$6589 Pickets One Bollar. S. W. McABEE. Fashion RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Opposite Tallman & Turner’s. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor. Ww‘ JULD inform the citizens of Nevada and travellers that he has opened First Class Re: Ther the above nam please all who may f 1 n raRurant, and plare and guarantees to vw him with their custem business for the past ned to } be found in the monatains. keep on hand, and cooked to order, Chickens, Quail, Ware, ¢ the Having been eng i i Ile will always set affords place at all hours of the and in fact the b Meals can be had at this ilarattention will be paid to getting up uppers OCysters served up in every styi1loc. I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the . State. Give me atrial and satisfy you can get as gooda meals can be h or San Praneviseo. BOARD per we Nevala, Nev. 18. --Just yes that you iin Sacramento $10,00 ‘a iT IS . KOH ELMAN, 2: [5 receiving a large and wel Fall and Winter Clothir ‘He publie at reduced pric ‘idd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad and Pine sts, Nevada. 1 selected stock of and offers it to Give him a call, Blaviets ! Bienkets ! VOR SALE best 5 1-2 Point Hudson Bay . , Family white Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw bine, red and grey, at the corner of Broad and Pine strects, SOL KOHLMAN. Boots! best Rogers’, Bankers, double and -quitt sole Boots, tegether Wi-h a very large stock of sewed and pegged boots, single and double svles,—the same articles for less money than any other establishment. Sol Kohimean. : Boots. [OR SALE fiavs! Bars! Wats! FOR SALE, latest style of Duel and Senator Hats, by SOL. KOHLMAN. Nevada, November 4th, 1859. UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of Dreyfuss & Eastman in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafter earry on the business and are prepared to furnish enstomers, and all-who may favor him with a enull, with #1 articles in his line at pricesto suit the times. EBcstom Brown and Graham Bread Avory superior quality, constantly on hand Iso, Fruit, Lemon, Sponge & Pound Cake. Wedding Parties, amiliesand Restrauants suppled with every: variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeriesat wholesale priees. WENDELIN DREYFUSS. The Howland Rotary Battery. E are now prepared to furnish at short notice the above Battery, and would request the attention of all QnartzMen to it previous to the ereetion ofa mill. For efficiency in working out the “gold, it is Wecomizg selebrated, and we have no hesitancy in prononncing it, Ctperior ia every respect to any Mow in use. At our, request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Su perinteniert of the Oriertal Quartz Mill, near Nevada city, hasconsented to explain the working of . other he has spared no time aa the mill, énd éhow its efficiency te any who may fecl interested, ayd as allcanjudge of it better by seeing it in practical operation, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county to him jela Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN‘ Eats trie NR RTO RROD COX, FRANCIS & €o. Late Speer & Co., Forwardivg, Warehouse and Conts mission Merchants, ORNER Battery and Broadway streets, San Franciseo—Will attend to paying freights on “receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. Goods shipped in our care from Eastern cities, will be attended to on arrival and forwarded with despatch to any part of the country. Cash Advances made on merchandise in our Warehouses, or consigned. Would respectfully refer to the Merehants and Bankers of Sau Frauci co geurally, noy.253m 43 . when c: é epthe best Restan. — 5 = : Jules Robin & Co., By reeont arrange ment the un dérsigned are in re eci pt of direct importations from , Mes srs. JULES ROBIN.§ CO., COGNAC, Fragee of the above well tnown and favorite brand of French Brandy. Ce : x The invoices received by the undersigned wit te selected from. BEST VINTAGES, and will ills maintain the * gh character af the Brandy for PURLTY AND EXCELLENCE OF FLAVOR, ~ CROSBY & DIRLER!? San Francisco. Orieans Hotel, . ORLEANS FLAT. é M. W. Connory, , Proprietor AVING taken thé above Tlotel, refitted and refurnished it. isnow rea¢y to accommodftte all who may favor him with their patronage. H> has the best Beds to be found in the mountains.} Persons having business at Moore’s and W.ols-v’s Flat wil find it to ther adyantage to male thia place their headquarters, being but a short distance from these Flats, Stages leave this Hotel every morning for all parts of the State. Orleans Pint, Sent 2, 1R59.—tf, Fulton Feundry and fron Works’ HINCKLEY & CO, reet, between Market and Mision sts, SAN FRANCISCO. ae Manufacturers of Quartz Mills; Sat miils,Steain Sep ¥ md 5 na < Engines, Pumps, CastIron Fronts for Buildiugs; ete. All kinds of Iron Castings furnished at short notice. Every {style of Finishing to Iron g gof Miclnery meatly. done. _ Pattern making in all its yarious forts. -Pricos reasonable. Ang. 266i. J. 3M. HAMILTON CO. . General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Beilows, Anvils, Glass, Paints, Linseod, Lard, Spermand Polar Oils, Leathe and Rubber Belting, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle Blogks. Duck, Rubber Hose, Hy° draulie Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw Cutters, ete.ete. < ¥ At their old stand, No 27 Main gs} Nevada J. M. Hasirron. HL. Core . " Blasting Powder. 2000 kegs Mayards and Duponte highly glazed, F. F. HF. 1000 kegs Sak Hill Ans F. F. HF. , Put up expressly for this market, For Sale in kts to suit, by ids J. & P. CARQLAN, Nos 1 & 3 J. St. Sacramento. Sacramento, Aug. 19, 1859.—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial s& fNeva, Siew of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ ? EE? CONSTANTLY ON HAND a very large ] and generalassortm2nut of Stoves, Tmware, Hardware, Kc. &e. Also—Bench Tuols, Table Cutlery, HYDRA ULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. ae iedal awarded to us by the State Fair aa at Marysville, in August last for Best Hose Pipe or Exhibition’! COPPERSHITHING,—Wearepreparedtodo ail kinds of Coppersmithing nthe best style. JOB WORK -eem Done to order at the shortest notice. gf Give us acall—we are confident we can supplv all wist hing in our !ine . ~ R. HOE & CO. SAWS <n HE subscriber having been appointed svie agent for the Pacific Coast, for the sale df their t Stecl Saws, so deservedly known thronghouts the United Siates, would invite: the &ttenhon of merchants, consumers. &e. to examine his steck of Cirenlar, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut SawsAlso, Hand, nz Saws, Web Saws. Saw Mandrels a Superior quality. Saws re-toothed, with care at reduced prices. GEO. STEAF. . m7 NE. cor. of Bettery&Jacksonst. San rrancisee straightened ‘GREG ORY & BORING DEALERS IN GROCERIES, ans PROVISIONS, NO 44. MAIN STREET. ‘. Goods delivered Free of Charge. Oct. 21 1852. THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U8. Bakery. NEVADA. . , Come one, Come ali—thatyig, #-you have the CASI to pay for the-best beer and Meats in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the quarter side or carcass Cheap as th cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at al times ’ N B—WNot to be different from others we inj vite old friends and patrons to stay away unless they have the CASH. CIIAS. KENT. . Commercial Street Exchange ! McCLOUD & GAINES, Opening a splendid saloon a few oors above Mayer's Store, on Commereijg)} SLIP Op would notify the public of the important fact, That they allow none but first clas® beverages to bs sold from the bar: That they allow noone to excel them in compounding REFRESHING DRINKS, . ue, BY And that none but the most skillful, gtfentive and polite waiters will bein attendente to wait ton chstoimers, > . Come and make one of the million we rofresh, Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. ~ Broad Street Exchange. SAMUEL DAVIS, No. 80 Broad Street, Nevada. ., AS just. opened a first-class Restaurant which he intends to keep in a style unsurpassed by any ever opened in this City. He will be happy to.serye,up game, &c. &e. Having had long experfence in the business he flatters bimself he is capable of suiting all, that may call on bim. ? ‘ i. He keeps constantiy on hand Oysters, which w li be served up in any style. Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. — tf. _ a Particuiar Attention: S. MAYERS has just returne@’from a prolonged stay at the Bay fully,oceupied in the’ seection ofa magnificent stock of Boots and Shoes. Determined to obtain the best qualities and no expense in the selection, and can rbw confidently recommend fis stock gs .the most extensive and best that has ever been brought into the city. It embraces everything in the line, is complete and perfect ; and having been bought for cash ex tremely low, h Can end will sell lower than Dealer dare sell. This is no idle boast but the fixed determination , of the undersigned. Let any one call, see and be satisfied. “ I have in my shop the best maker of Boots , ae any {other sewed and pegged, in the ‘county. If anybody doubts it they can win $250 of me. S. MAYERS. Nevada, Nov, 11, 1859. Dr. Inc. P 7, p™ TORAL BALSAM—for, ~~ ana E F. SPENCE, Druggist® Rin st

aaNet & a —-/ —_—— ag FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1859 ST That's the Checker-—The city dads have taken a notion to fix the street Yeading from the high bridge to the corner of Broad and Pine. The sound of the drill and the bursting of rocks prevail in that region of late to the joy of every one accustomed to pass that way. A side walk aiong the street and ¢ve will be comfortably fixed in that quarter of the town. Departed.—WF. Anderson, Esq., formerly District Attorney of this county, and but for his politics in every respect a gentleman, has left with the design of becoming a permanent resident of Washoe. From an inter. course of several years, we have} Sound Lim, as an officer always courteous, and as an opposing edito tem. perate and dignified. We wish him the luck to strike the best lead in Western Utah.2, Greenuoop has just received a . large and magnificent stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Ke., which he offers for sale at very low rates.— Those in want of a good Cigar ora genuine Meershaum Pipe, and the very best articlé of tobacco should by all neans call at Greenhood's store. two doors above the Post Offce. HO! EVERYBODY !! For the Ease of Creation and the Publie Good. Mi. Vernon.—Some of those who contributed to the Mt.Vernon Fund in this city complain that their names do not appear among tue list of contribu~ . tors published in the -Mount Vernon] Prize Concert, > Record. Weare satisfied that the. G. B. G@UB BERLEY, cases brought to our notice arisé from . 7*\% Be ears tc iondsaed aa? some ¢tror for which the collecting a iiggatdine as tho aaecoas Granta he will agent here is not responsible. In this connection we may regive his FIRST and LAST . Prize Concert, mark that California has paid aceording tothe Record $3,675,25 for the In the Miner’s and Teamster’s Blackpurchase of Mount Vertion of which smith Shop, Situated on the Turnpike Road, between Grass . Vailey and Nevada, near the Flower Millof i Tilley & Co, sum Nevada city contiibuted $270. On Saturday, Dec. 24, 1859. The largest contribution against one name in the State is by Dr. A. Chapman, of this city. New Aps.—A. Block & Co., will Performance got up expressly for the occasion and take possession of their old stamping adjoining-—Two completo set of Biacksmith’s tools—one set of Carpenter Tools—one Ox Frame, Coal House—One Hundred Busheis Coal—Wovd Shed, Chicken House, &+. Refreshments —LAGER BEER. The first number drawn will take the Prizes, -and the remaining numbers the Lager. On account of the inclemency of the weather and the size of the Building there will be but two hundred tickets sold, TIOKEIS...-<sinc aiacs Seeee G. B. SUBBERLEY. Dee. 2,—1859—3t will commence at 10 c’clock A. M. precisely. t PRIBES: ground, in the new building on the corner of Commercial and Pine in a few days, where the right kind of clothing may be found hereafter. J. E. Hamlin still holds out superior indneements in the book and stationery ling at his old stand. See New Goads, New Goads For the Holidays, Just Received, a Large Assortment Of the Latest Style of Ladies and Misses Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, Rich plain and Silk Dresses, his card for particulars in fall. Rt. Finnie keeps the flour and feed store of the city. We know him to be a capital fellow to deal with, A. R. Jenkins has leased the bar of the National Exchange. Jenks keeps a capital bar, every time. heavy plaid Silks fr roets. to Si per Yard. S. LUBECK & Co. 54, Broad Street, Nevada. im hov12-tf Book Keeping and Maw Suor.—A man whose name 1 we did not hear was shot in the jaw . . lat Sierra city, Sierra county, a few Turkey Suoor.—Three hapiess turkeys were set upon a log a little . way out of town on Tuesday to be . shot at. The poor fellows were placed at adistance of eighiy rads. Col. Whitman, A. B. Carley and *Barney” drew beads on them at rest.— Each one of these ded in winning a turkey for his sup. per at & éost of fifteen shots each. Insane.—G. B. Cubberley, whose gift ertertainment of a peculiar nas . ture is advertised in another column, was lodged in jailon Sunday night having been found non compos mentis. For some days he had acted strangely, but on Sunday he became raving and he was taken in custody. He has been taken to Stockton, *fasonic ELecrions.—At a stated . meeting of Nevada Lodge No. 13 F. & -A. M., held at Masonic Hall, on Saturday evening the 10th inst., the; following officers were elected fer worthies suecee. . days sinee, by Thos. J. Andrewsof} PENMANSHEP!! The particulars we ERSONS' thorotghly instructed in the art of 3 Sook Keeping. by Donbie or tingle Entry, A Andrews was on . class willbe formed, in double entry, on Monday a 2! 2 . evening, Noy, 28that 7p m Also, aclassin writhis way to Washoe in company with: . mg on Tuesday, Nov. 29th at 7 p. in. pe . ‘ é f ks opened, posted, balanced and closed, &e, . Wm. F. Anderson, Esq., of this city, . Boe . Forest City. feould not learn. 0 changed from single to double entry. ‘ Adi kinds of writing aod copying attended to by . when the shooting took place. F. G. CHRISTIE. Flacgs Building, cor. bread and Pine St.—¥p Stairs nov25 Im BOOTS AND SHOES! CORRELL & PENNY: The Silver Mites of Washoe-— More flattering accounts of tho extent and richness of these minesreach . us as the country is tested. A great many persons are impatient to be off for the new diggings and hopefully REW ESTABLISHMENT One Blacksmith Shop, Lot and Dwelling Honse . . . } A smalllot of heavy plaid and small lot o ! fo earn Branch of the : _ SAORAMENTO: > New Corner CiZat Store. M, GREENHOOD ON BROAD STREET, next door to Block & Co’s. Clothing Store, Nevada city. Wou!d respectfully inform the public that he has opened a CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE, And :olicits ashare of patronage. Hehas a large Stock of choice articles in his line and will sell at WHoLrsaLe or Rerar, atthe Lowest Prices for Cash. Country Dealers supplied at Sacrauicnto Prices. M. GREENIIOOD. Nevada, Dee. 24th, TS58. ~~ Kerosene Lamps! — HALES PATENT BURNER. T EROSENE—or Coal Oll—used with Hale’s Patent Burner is warranted to give a better light with less injury to the eyes than any other materi1 for light now in use. It will not Explode, Nor willit burn without a wick under any circumstances. As a house light, office or stoze light it has no equal. 4 In an economical point of view, it is the cheapest light (except daylight) in existence, A Kerosene . light equal to the light of four candtes willcost about half a» much as one candle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES. A full supply of Lamps and Oils on hand, BRAGG & CO, . Sacramentoand San Francisco. Patentees for California. Druggist, Nevada, Agent for Nevada Co. F. RUDOLPH, HARVEY HUNT, M. D, RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Main Street, Nevada Wholesale & Retail . DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARTES ——AND DEALERS IN —— E. F. SPENCE. Paints, Oils, _ Varnishes, a Patent Medicines } and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, . Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’'S BANKING HOUSE j Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859.—tf. Special Notice. ma S. MAYERS wouldinform the world . and t he rest of mankind that he will shortly un. load at his old stand, Corner of Commercial and Main, A BIG STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES alone. Not being particularly “stuck” after Broad Street, awatt the return of spring to begin the _— ike: 5 Sa ~ [Opposite the Post Office.} stampede. The indications are strong Olio tc Bk cited 4S Mecsicah he that a large emigration will be seen . PRY rote generally, a choice aud well se. ected stock of on the return of warm weather bound : . y MQMerrs AND Sones for the silyer mines of Washoe. If} BOOTS AND SAORS, Alsoa full assortment . Ladies wear. other shie of . Rubber wear. still another A Custom Made Article ! to California . Can he accommodated ijn a styie unsurvassed, anda fit guaranteed. We allow none to compare with ws in . rerard to the rich and inexhaustible . stores of silver on the Thosein want of the Sierras, there is country in addition ) worth looking after. the ersuing Masonic year: A. C. Niles, W. M.; T. H. Caswell, 8. W; . A.A. Sargent, J. W.; J. If. Welw, . Treasurer; J. F. Rudolph, Sec’y. . The officers will be ivstalled on Sat. urday evening next. At the annual election of Madison Making and Repairing ! CONNELL & PENNY. »vada. Nov. 4. 1859. B. MILLER. Tos Proseects orf Dovenuas.— The StLouis Correspondent of the Sacramento Union says, the potitical . ha REWER AS, = T. . prospects of Douglas are not flatter. ° A. Newman & Co, Lodge, held at Grass Valley, on ‘Tuesday of last week, the following officers were elected : E, McLaughlin, W. M.; A. B. Brady, S. W.; John Burnett. J. W.; J.J. Dorsey, Tr; J. A. Farrell, Sce’y,; E. H. Whiting, Tyler. The following officers have been elected in the Grass Valley R. A. Chapter, for the ensuing Masonic year, A. B. Dibble, M. E. H. P.; A. B. Brady, E. K.; J. J. Dorsey, E.S; T. R. Walker, C. Hj J. H. Boardman, P.S.; T. M. Wood, R, A. C.; P. Noonan, M. 3d V.; Wm. Comb, M. 2d V.; S. Deidenbach, M. 1st V.; Wm. K. Spencer, Tr. J. A. Farrell, Sec’y.; John Madrill, Guard evening Madame Biscaccianti —This queen of song was greeted at the Metropelx ftan last night with a fine house. We go to press too early to speak furile: of the entertainment. If, however, could not be otherwise than satisfactory: Found Dead.—An old Frenchman whose name was unknown was found . between Humbug and Paimer’s ranch on Sunday. It is supposed that he became intoxicated, and laid down by the road-side and perished during the night. Death for Wighway Robbery —aA Sas Th “aepent northe: lect = y : a ing. The rec a northern election: Wholesale Dealers where Lis friends have been over . IN thrown, as well as those of the Ad Wi % ministration, show that he has really . ° ies, Eteien }no more strength atthe North than . aIquors, : . Buchanan, while the Southern oppo~ “= oe : . Case Goods, . sition to him 1s ine: . ‘rhe following disti casing in strength. . enished pemocrat-. VO MMW ERCIAL iepolitfeians of Alabama hate already WEWVADA. declared their determination: C.C. Clay, Jr., United States Senator; ; James LL. Pugh, S.Moore, J. 1. M.} az Curry, member of Congress; W.L. ag Yantey, Perey Walker, David Huthard, Reuben Chapman, ex-members . Lone lof Congress: S. F. Rice, L. P. Walker, W. M. Brooks, J. W. Garrott, J. . T. Morgan andG. W. Pettus. Frank Leshe’s Budget of Fun, for . ~ 3 ‘ December, which is just out, contains Art }a good hit at the times, in the form of an illustriation, but more particularly at the editorial supporters of Judge Douglas. As a jew d’esprit it }is quiet passable, though I think not entirely original. The dumpy “Rebel,” with his massive intellectual organization well delineated, and rather more neatly dressed than is the wont of our little Giant, is seated on astool . }. . ° : . . i 12 front of the Pees the lid < f which These arrangements have been made in view of is closed. A piece of music entitled . the fact that the country is flocked with unskilful the “President’s March” is open bepe sduct: som S0nayidag tor Conant en fore him and on the lives are written, . Picture, but owing to the improrer nse of the ehemi“Jorden ama hard road to trabbel.” [worthless 7 7 . venerable and dignified visage of ‘J. . m respectfully invited to cal upon him at his Lb.” with both hands ep to’ his ears, sta abled sath a dinde tsweetiee a and his countenence distorted into a processes naw known, some of which are aa follows: representation anything but pretty’ — Ambrotypes, Photographs, : . The caus2 of the’ President’s agony tPANEOPES, MELAINOTYPES. nbove line and are selling them h at Sacramento prices. 10. 1859. » 16 will he held every Tuesds at the new hall on Pine street, in Kidk new building evening A. H: Parker, See’y. Amid the Sierras EER LIOGRAPZY. } . subshseriber takes this method of informiug . the citizens of Calitornia that he has refitted the room ul is now prepared to take all kinds of Pictures known to the Kieliographic Art, arrangéments fi of the Stat ded pe not charge for work but wil pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ming from distant parts lsay to all such that, proviworthless. is the musical performance of the Ssike : . Sucker Sénator, in whose right hand Stereoscopic Picturcs is the caudal extremity of a eat, and E AED in his left hand, ditto. Out of heles Sunlight Paintings on Mica. ——ALSO—— but the half of what is told be true in . Ofevery deseription—fine, coarse and middling. . Philadelphia work, for . Bankerts Boots, and all kinds of . STREET Have constantly on hand every variety of goods . The recular meetings of OUSTOMATI Unsurpassed in the world; that he has made new . ct satisfuetion is not given, he will not only . j cals employed, they are rendered perishable and . take pictures in the best style by alk the various . petition has been in circulation in this . in the top of the piano projects the city, asking the Legislature to make heads of five cats; their bodies are : iis ‘ ‘ concealed inside the instrument, and highway gobbery a capital crime. It . from a corresponding number ef holes was numerously signed by some of. in the side next to the performer apour best citizens. pear thejr tails. A jerk at the tail of any particular cat brings forth a note in pitch proportioned to its violance. ‘These cats are ‘* Heiss,”— Chicago Times, “Washington States —Savage,” “Sanders,” and “ Forney’s Press.””. The Savage and Sanders notes are being pulled at the moment, Fhe following colloguy passes: ‘“Buck.—‘ Halloa, Douglas! what are you making such 2 noise about!’ “ DouGLas.—“This is the greatest invention in the world! I have got these critters in such a fix that I have only to pull at their tails and they squall just what I please !’” Gift Entertainment.—We learn that the tickets to C. W. Young’s Gift Enfertzinmeut are going off rapidly, more than lialf being already suld. The drawirg will come off, it will be remembered, on the 31st instant. _ Christmas Gifts.—S. W. Mc Abee, it will be borne in mind, distributes some magaificent Christmas Gifts on Christmas da‘y, _ J. E. Hamlin, of the Broad street Bookstore, has our thanks for a file of Atlantic papers. if We are also indebted to Geo. W. Welch fora good assortment of Eastern papers. The C mstock Silver Vein.—'Vhis astonishing-rith lead, now being work-ed by several different companies is claiited' by one James Finney, and others, who assert a prior location,and have commenced suit against the parties in possersion, as trespassers; in the second Judicial District Cowt of Uiah Territory. To Jerry Suilivan we are indebted for the New York Herald, Tribune, Times, Boston Journal, Louisville Journal. Missouri Republican, New Orleans True Delt, Magazines and a host of Pictorials. New York Election.—It is:endered pretty certain that three Democrats were elected at the late New York election. _*Ossawattamie Brown’ was a soldier in the war of 1812, and fonght at: the battls of Plattsburg.: Patent Leather and Oij Cloth Pictures Artistie and life like pictures by all the above new and utiful processes of finer tone and infirite durability, unsurpassed for boldness of outline or beanty of finish, will be executed at all times and in all kinds of weather, Persons hereto ore unsuccessful in obtaining perfect pictures are particularly invited to call. Oid daguerreotypes and other pictures copied, improved and rendered turperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, &c., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken in the most appropriate manner, N. B. Instructions given in all departments of the art at Ww oO oO D ! S Ambrotyposo Gallery, Mill Street Grass Valley, By T. M. WOOD. Oct. 14.—tf. Notice S Hereby given to the Stockholders of the “CaliforA nia Quartz Mining Company, at Gaston Ridge, Eurek township, that there was an assessment of five per cent levied on the capital stock on the third . Pub! day of December, 1859. Per order of Board of Trustees. CHARLES LUCE, & Dee 9—4w sh ted faese e SEMMUAS. So of California. County of Nevada, ss Township of Nevada, before Jno. Anderson Justice of the Peace. The people of the state of ‘alifornia, to B H. Roselarry: You are he reby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said township, on Saturday the 3ist day of December, A. D. 1859, at 9 o'clock A.M , to answer to the complaint of G. H. Wentworth who demands of you the sum of $42,4C for lumber sold and delivered as per complaint on file.— On failure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you tor the said sum of $42,40 and costs of suit. Given urder my hand this 6th day of December, A, D., 1859 y JOUN ANDERSON, J. P. Dee. F DR. R. M. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At Wickes & Co's. Drug Store, Main st., Nevada . the fashion of mixing up allsorts of business, he . will only deal in Boots and Shoes. Nobody need, theTefore, ask at his establishment for crow-bars, calieces nor mtish and milk. He wants it distinetly understood that he sells no tape but that snitable for shoe strings. But he . does vend the best kinds of Boots Anp Snaors Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, he begs to in. form his friends and the public he dont presume . to meddle with. Netada Oct. 21, °59. WAR WAR! =" 2O,000 = . WOMEN WITH ARWS Carrying off Dry Goods from . Bowley and Weller’s New Dry Gccds Store. Bowley & Weller, Corner of Washingion and Main sts. Take this opportuvity of giving notice to the La dies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have just received TWENTY Cases of ———— = a = + a . , i . DRY GOODS, ae SaS) oe) TY & SSF Direct from New York, which, with their goods bought in San Francisen, makes the richest Stock o1 Dry Goods ever offered in Nevada. The following List of Goods and Prices: SILKS: 20 pieces black. from 59 ets to $2 per yard. 5 ps . fancy, as low as ¢ ryord; 10 ps Byadere stripe . very rich.; 20 ps plaid, v ich; silk robes, from . $20 to $59; five ps moire ntiq 0 ps «hina sitk, . piain silk, in eslors; together with a Jaree lot of figur. ed black siiks; 20 ps ali wool French merino, S7c and SL per yard; all wool plaids, 50 cts per yrd. cotton and wool, 2he and 37 per yard. . and warrants them to do good ‘servicePoil Ge Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors. ; eh — ROBES : —— . 59 Poplin Nobes—scimething entirely new and . very Rich. . 20 All wool delaine Robes. . wool delaine, in all colors. . ——CLOAKS:—— Plain and figured all Embroidered velvet cloak’s, caps Chesterficld sacks; cloth raglans, cloth and silk mantillas ¢f all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York. Long and square broche shawls mantilla shawls, plaid long and square ¢hawls of all kinds. EMBROIDERIES:—— Collars and sleeves 2f all kinds and descriptions; cambrie and mustir edgings of all kinds; cambric and muslin bands; thread edgings, lace edgings, Valenviennes lace. Also,—Velvyetrivbons and dress trimmings of al) kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace eurtains; cambric afq linen handkerchiefs—em. broidered hancdkeréhtef; brown and bleached jinen damask, by the yard; brown and bleached table covefs; linen d-oylies and napkins; linen diaper and toweling’ and table-covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS OP ALG, KINDS. Our Bonnets are mfle in our own stere, from the jatest New York fashions. Bonnets made and retrimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: 500 pieces Merrimack, Coohese and other styles rem €} cts to 124 cts per yard. A large stock of bleached brown sheeting, of ail widths. Hoop skirts. Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts. . Other Articles too Numerous to Mention. All of which will be sold Cheaper than the Cneapsti 3 LADIES, . , > . GIVE US A CALL, And Examine our goods and for yourselves. NB. Miss C. L* O’BRIEN wishes to inform tne ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has ; taken rooms at Bowley & Weller’s Store, where she will carry on Dress and Cloak makinti iu all its branches + » Nevada, Nov.25 Cc. T. O'BRIEN. —oo— DEITZ’S PATENT.

—00— ; P . GREAT varicty of the most elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores, Churches and lic Buiidings,at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all, Upona trial of these Lamps it will be found that they afford by fa: the most eco nomical Lighteverused By the turning of a single screw astrong or subdued light may be produced— having all tne convenience of GAS, at about one tenth of the expense. Also, * THE PATENT Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil Brepared by the most improeved chemical process. Phis Oil never bas been known tofail in uniformity of qualitv and for its brilliancy of Light when used in these NEW LAMPS It may with truth be regarded as the Great Hiuminator of the Age. Yor sale by J.M. HAMILTON & CO., piss a Bole “ne for tN¥ City,Oct23 °59 lve 0 27 Main Street, Nevada. E. W, MASLEX, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Will practice in the Courts of Nevada County CFFICE—Im-the Court House. COALOTILULAMPS. ! Books! Books! Books!!! Music! “Music! Music!!! GHO. WeewELCH, CAN NOW BEFOUND AT His COMMERCIAL BLOCK. A few Doors pelow Pine, on Commercial Strebt, with a fine Stock of every thing in his line, such as STANDARD And Miscellaneous Works, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, , SCRAP BOOKS; COPY BOOKS, MUSIC BOOKS. PRINTING CARDS; ~ CARD BOARDS, ' INE STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS, CASES, $>. AND ALL KINDS @F STATIONERY. Music and musical instruments of all kinds; gold peas and cutlery, pictures and frames, chess men, back-gammon Boards, eribbage boards, and dominos. Pocket Diaries and Jcéurnals for isco. Foreign and American newspapers, magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid j (237 Orders from the country solicited and attend ed to promptly. Pioneer Book. Music and News Depot, Commercial Block, noy.25 Commercial street, Nevada. H.W. GALVEN, Saddlery en AND Harness, Repairing Neatly Done. Broad Strect, opposite the Post Office Nevada. Novy. 11, 1859. BOOTS & SEIOES. SLRON MAWERS, Has just Received at His Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial Streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of = MINI RS he“vy nailed KIP, CALF and RUBBER BOOTS. GENT>? Sin; gle and Leuble sole sewed BOOTS, &¢., &e. LADIES’ Missss & Children’s SHOES GAITERS and Robbers. BOYS’ KIP and CALF TOOTS & SHOES. Ladies Calf bootecs, «Md &e., &e Ever brought to Neynda , designed for the Fall aad Winter Frade? Consisting in part as féllows: Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots, Double sole and upper pegged Boots, Men’s Heavy K p and Caif Boots, Double sJeand double up per pegged Poots, Water-proof Sewed Boots, Men’s Gaiters, OxfordTies and Brozans, Sn KS . Roys’ Kip and Calf Boots, and Brogans, Miners’ heayy nailed boo Boots. —ALso—A large assortment of Gents Ladies Misses, and hildrens’ Rubber Over Shoe My assortment ef Ladies, Misses and Children’s Goods is umsurpassea in the country. Th are mostly from the best mannufactnrers of New York and Philadelphia, and emmbra ce nearly every tariety and style manufactured in fhe Attantic States. . . As [Sell for Cash Only, { Lean afford toSELL CHEAP, and persons purchas” sing of me may be certain that when they are pay g forthe Goods they purchase, they are not at the same time hel for these of their r Per sin want of Goods in fully solicited toca liad exa. am confident i cau give sexy ot Saw Mill Entire Satisfaction to All. SIMON MAYERS. . Nevada, Nov 1st 1859. —tf. THE NEVABA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. I AVING .establishel] ourselves in the above business we are now prepared todo allkinds ere Of CASTING with neatn auld vena gPatch We have tool ig ae those ofany other Fo in the Se ; ’ ‘ ? mountains, and patterns forall kinds 33 a. TQuartz Mill MachineryPumps, and Gar Wheels from 8 to 15 inechesin diameter Iron Fronts for Brick Bu nez, Bal eony and Awning Posts. &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of ali kinds, from & to 40 horse power. = ‘ °Everything is New and Warranted Perfect. Havirg THREE LARGE LATHES in running order, we can fill orders quicker -hon any other shopin the mountains. Any one wanting work done willdo welltocall andexamine on” extensivelot of PATTERNS. . &F ALIORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. we. Hevad, D. THOM, JNO McARTHUR Feb. 18—3m Proprietors. BATHING, Hair €utting & Shaving E. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wola respectfully informthe publie that he has bought out Mr. Fisher and intends carrying on the SHAVING Saleon & HAIR BUSINESS. _ He has, also, ineconnectisn. with the the above, rooms fitted up for BATHING, Either warm or Cold. A lihoral share of patronae is solicited. Saloon, on Broad street, opposite National Hotel. Sept. 9, 95, A GRAND MOVE In the Right Quarter! As all inust admit who will call (and who will not ?) ‘upon Wier a his Wew Store IN Williams § Kelsey's Com. Block, ‘ ; } On Com. St., four doors below Pinc, And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of : . ° American, French & Bohemian GLASS. CROCKERY, : t PLATED WARP and CUTLERY. Ever offered in the mountains of California, To enumerate the many articles: in his store would be useless, if possible. Ask what Pier has not useful or ornamental ever found in snch @ store. Ausual, he is on hand to show his goods and will do it pleasantly (and to his own advantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who will favor him with @ call will be satisfied H¢ means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevada! N. B. Can?T SELL AT Cost Yet! Oct, 28, 1859—tf. NEW FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, yt mere pleasure in informing the citizens of Ne= vada City and County, that he has opened on Commercial street. next door to Pier’s New Store a Stock of Fancy Geods, Le.7 CONSISTING OF : Doliand Musical Instruments, French, German, azdfEnglish circulating LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK BOOKS &c. .” , ¢ Fine Frerch Lithographs, Engravines, Canes &e. He also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is determined to sell at San Fréfcisco Prices, A beautiful assortment of GERMAN:& rRENCHPIPES. Oct, 21 7odtf CUTTING NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. S. W. McAKEE, . . Offers to the public a Gift ENTERTAINMENT, To come off on Saturday Evening Dec. 24th, 1859, on which occasion will be distributed $6S9 in Prizes! Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beantiful articles of table ware, &c--the most .aceeptable gifts for Christmas tor jamilies imaginabic. The draw» numbers:iren que to thirty-tive inclusive to take the articles gs they appear on the i st. No. 1, Grand China Dinner set 170 pieces-..-.shicwate cu =< $190 2, One fine china tea set, 44 DISCOS So oe ces) a eee ee SO 8; One fing china tea set, 44 DIQOEE: on 39 = See owt «eons es = 2S 4, One moss rose china chama 5: Be gee ee See eS GE Bes 5, One china bowl and jug. 15 6, One extra silver plated tea Set 4 piedesss S53 552Sige 0 7, One extra silver plated cas8, One extra silver piated casTORS SES Ge Se en eee 20 49, One extra silver plated MAMUE se obese wide decsck ast si JG 10, One extra silver plated CAMO Eee cn et eas pie kuin ge 11, One Freneh clock-... 35 12, One eight day marine MME oo5 oft en mee +=. Ee 13, One Gothie elock,.... 0 15 14, One gothic clock.... 15 15. One gothic clock...-. 5 16, English gilt chamber set 18 17, One hall lamp.-..... 15 18,-One pair vases .2045---25 19, One pair vases..-... 20 16, One pair vase@s... Ear Rage eS 21, One paic vases:..... 3 22, One pair Vases’.. 2. 2 8 23, One silver plated card reSOWOE ocak cae SY eee ee $ 24, One pair china candleSek e's. ccc bag coe ue ess 5 25, One pair china candietitke== S. 5.5.5 secre ae ee 5 26, One pair china candlesticks. -2252 23. 5s es ee 4 27 One pair china spittoons.. 10 28, One pair china spittoons. 10 29, One mammoth glassjug . 5 30, Ona astral lamp. .... 10 31, One astral lamp.-... 10 22, to 34 Three pair Bohemia bottles, each $10, 10, 8 ... oe 35, One pair Cologne bottles ft ae ee oe >-----$6589 Pickets One Bollar. S. W. McABEE. Fashion RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Opposite Tallman & Turner’s. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor. Ww‘ JULD inform the citizens of Nevada and travellers that he has opened First Class Re: Ther the above nam please all who may f 1 n raRurant, and plare and guarantees to vw him with their custem business for the past ned to } be found in the monatains. keep on hand, and cooked to order, Chickens, Quail, Ware, ¢ the Having been eng i i Ile will always set affords place at all hours of the and in fact the b Meals can be had at this ilarattention will be paid to getting up uppers OCysters served up in every styi1loc. I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the . State. Give me atrial and satisfy you can get as gooda meals can be h or San Praneviseo. BOARD per we Nevala, Nev. 18. --Just yes that you iin Sacramento $10,00 ‘a iT IS . KOH ELMAN, 2: [5 receiving a large and wel Fall and Winter Clothir ‘He publie at reduced pric ‘idd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad and Pine sts, Nevada. 1 selected stock of and offers it to Give him a call, Blaviets ! Bienkets ! VOR SALE best 5 1-2 Point Hudson Bay . , Family white Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw bine, red and grey, at the corner of Broad and Pine strects, SOL KOHLMAN. Boots! best Rogers’, Bankers, double and -quitt sole Boots, tegether Wi-h a very large stock of sewed and pegged boots, single and double svles,—the same articles for less money than any other establishment. Sol Kohimean. : Boots. [OR SALE fiavs! Bars! Wats! FOR SALE, latest style of Duel and Senator Hats, by SOL. KOHLMAN. Nevada, November 4th, 1859. UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of Dreyfuss & Eastman in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafter earry on the business and are prepared to furnish enstomers, and all-who may favor him with a enull, with #1 articles in his line at pricesto suit the times. EBcstom Brown and Graham Bread Avory superior quality, constantly on hand Iso, Fruit, Lemon, Sponge & Pound Cake. Wedding Parties, amiliesand Restrauants suppled with every: variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeriesat wholesale priees. WENDELIN DREYFUSS. The Howland Rotary Battery. E are now prepared to furnish at short notice the above Battery, and would request the attention of all QnartzMen to it previous to the ereetion ofa mill. For efficiency in working out the “gold, it is Wecomizg selebrated, and we have no hesitancy in prononncing it, Ctperior ia every respect to any Mow in use. At our, request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Su perinteniert of the Oriertal Quartz Mill, near Nevada city, hasconsented to explain the working of . other he has spared no time aa the mill, énd éhow its efficiency te any who may fecl interested, ayd as allcanjudge of it better by seeing it in practical operation, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county to him jela Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN‘ Eats trie NR RTO RROD COX, FRANCIS & €o. Late Speer & Co., Forwardivg, Warehouse and Conts mission Merchants, ORNER Battery and Broadway streets, San Franciseo—Will attend to paying freights on “receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. Goods shipped in our care from Eastern cities, will be attended to on arrival and forwarded with despatch to any part of the country. Cash Advances made on merchandise in our Warehouses, or consigned. Would respectfully refer to the Merehants and Bankers of Sau Frauci co geurally, noy.253m 43 . when c: é epthe best Restan. — 5 = : Jules Robin & Co., By reeont arrange ment the un dérsigned are in re eci pt of direct importations from , Mes srs. JULES ROBIN.§ CO., COGNAC, Fragee of the above well tnown and favorite brand of French Brandy. Ce : x The invoices received by the undersigned wit te selected from. BEST VINTAGES, and will ills maintain the * gh character af the Brandy for PURLTY AND EXCELLENCE OF FLAVOR, ~ CROSBY & DIRLER!? San Francisco. Orieans Hotel, . ORLEANS FLAT. é M. W. Connory, , Proprietor AVING taken thé above Tlotel, refitted and refurnished it. isnow rea¢y to accommodftte all who may favor him with their patronage. H> has the best Beds to be found in the mountains.} Persons having business at Moore’s and W.ols-v’s Flat wil find it to ther adyantage to male thia place their headquarters, being but a short distance from these Flats, Stages leave this Hotel every morning for all parts of the State. Orleans Pint, Sent 2, 1R59.—tf, Fulton Feundry and fron Works’ HINCKLEY & CO, reet, between Market and Mision sts, SAN FRANCISCO. ae Manufacturers of Quartz Mills; Sat miils,Steain Sep ¥ md 5 na < Engines, Pumps, CastIron Fronts for Buildiugs; ete. All kinds of Iron Castings furnished at short notice. Every {style of Finishing to Iron g gof Miclnery meatly. done. _ Pattern making in all its yarious forts. -Pricos reasonable. Ang. 266i. J. 3M. HAMILTON CO. . General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Beilows, Anvils, Glass, Paints, Linseod, Lard, Spermand Polar Oils, Leathe and Rubber Belting, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle Blogks. Duck, Rubber Hose, Hy° draulie Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw Cutters, ete.ete. < ¥ At their old stand, No 27 Main gs} Nevada J. M. Hasirron. HL. Core . " Blasting Powder. 2000 kegs Mayards and Duponte highly glazed, F. F. HF. 1000 kegs Sak Hill Ans F. F. HF. , Put up expressly for this market, For Sale in kts to suit, by ids J. & P. CARQLAN, Nos 1 & 3 J. St. Sacramento. Sacramento, Aug. 19, 1859.—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial s& fNeva, Siew of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ ? EE? CONSTANTLY ON HAND a very large ] and generalassortm2nut of Stoves, Tmware, Hardware, Kc. &e. Also—Bench Tuols, Table Cutlery, HYDRA ULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. ae iedal awarded to us by the State Fair aa at Marysville, in August last for Best Hose Pipe or Exhibition’! COPPERSHITHING,—Wearepreparedtodo ail kinds of Coppersmithing nthe best style. JOB WORK -eem Done to order at the shortest notice. gf Give us acall—we are confident we can supplv all wist hing in our !ine . ~ R. HOE & CO. SAWS <n HE subscriber having been appointed svie agent for the Pacific Coast, for the sale df their t Stecl Saws, so deservedly known thronghouts the United Siates, would invite: the &ttenhon of merchants, consumers. &e. to examine his steck of Cirenlar, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut SawsAlso, Hand, nz Saws, Web Saws. Saw Mandrels a Superior quality. Saws re-toothed, with care at reduced prices. GEO. STEAF. . m7 NE. cor. of Bettery&Jacksonst. San rrancisee straightened ‘GREG ORY & BORING DEALERS IN GROCERIES, ans PROVISIONS, NO 44. MAIN STREET. ‘. Goods delivered Free of Charge. Oct. 21 1852. THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U8. Bakery. NEVADA. . , Come one, Come ali—thatyig, #-you have the CASI to pay for the-best beer and Meats in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the quarter side or carcass Cheap as th cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at al times ’ N B—WNot to be different from others we inj vite old friends and patrons to stay away unless they have the CASH. CIIAS. KENT. . Commercial Street Exchange ! McCLOUD & GAINES, Opening a splendid saloon a few oors above Mayer's Store, on Commereijg)} SLIP Op would notify the public of the important fact, That they allow none but first clas® beverages to bs sold from the bar: That they allow noone to excel them in compounding REFRESHING DRINKS, . ue, BY And that none but the most skillful, gtfentive and polite waiters will bein attendente to wait ton chstoimers, > . Come and make one of the million we rofresh, Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. ~ Broad Street Exchange. SAMUEL DAVIS, No. 80 Broad Street, Nevada. ., AS just. opened a first-class Restaurant which he intends to keep in a style unsurpassed by any ever opened in this City. He will be happy to.serye,up game, &c. &e. Having had long experfence in the business he flatters bimself he is capable of suiting all, that may call on bim. ? ‘ i. He keeps constantiy on hand Oysters, which w li be served up in any style. Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. — tf. _ a Particuiar Attention: S. MAYERS has just returne@’from a prolonged stay at the Bay fully,oceupied in the’ seection ofa magnificent stock of Boots and Shoes. Determined to obtain the best qualities and no expense in the selection, and can rbw confidently recommend fis stock gs .the most extensive and best that has ever been brought into the city. It embraces everything in the line, is complete and perfect ; and having been bought for cash ex tremely low, h Can end will sell lower than Dealer dare sell. This is no idle boast but the fixed determination , of the undersigned. Let any one call, see and be satisfied. “ I have in my shop the best maker of Boots , ae any {other sewed and pegged, in the ‘county. If anybody doubts it they can win $250 of me. S. MAYERS. Nevada, Nov, 11, 1859. Dr. Inc. P 7, p™ TORAL BALSAM—for, ~~ ana E F. SPENCE, Druggist® Rin st