January 27, 1860 (4 pages)

PRL —_" inal A AEN Ct Ra Et a EA ed eet itt . NEVADA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 27, 1360. eee Tagatte.—Mr. and Mrs. James Rtark and troupe played to good housvs up to their closing piece on Tuesday night last. The character of Richelieu was sublimely enacted on Friday night of last week. The perbonation of the great Cardia is Btark’s forte. Efe was made for that character. ~ : On Saturday night Schiller’s thrilling drama of the Robbers was performed Wit success. Monday night the piece was Othello, in which Stark as ever figures to advantage. The gerio-comedy of Heary IV, was enacted on Tuesday night. Stark makes an excellent Falstaff. Indeed who ean take the varieties of character that Stark does and do them better ? The company went to Grass Valley ou Wednesday evening where they are now playing to fine houses. We have heard the wish expressed by several of the best judges of stage performances our town affords, that Stark may return to our boards again when his engagement at Grass Valley haseeneiuded. He has by no means tpfayed out” here. We unite in the wish of better judges than ourselves, ‘and would be glad to welcome the company to Nevada again. Their return would be cordially greeted by all true lovers of the drama. Fearecx Accipent.—Two miners were badly bruised af Walloupa on Tuesday, in Dale & Webber’s claims, under the follcwing circumstances:— A tunnel into Brown’s Hill had been in progress some months to reacii the aforesaid claims, on which a shait 59 feet in depth had been sunk. After reaching a length of 350 feet, the tunnel reached the vicinity of the shaft ‘on Tuesday. The shaft was full of water. Suddenly the water burst through into the tunnel and the mihers, named Wim. Maclefee and Wm. Hill, were earsied With tremendous force the whole length of the tunnel wherethe water spreading out allowed them to lodge. Dr. R. M. Hunt, from whom we obtained the above facts, reportsthe men to be very badly lacerated, but not ina dang*rotis eondition. New Silver Mines.-—Silver mines ‘ef extraordinary richness are reported to have been discovéred about fifteen miles sotthward of Virgizia ‘ity. A gentleman living near the Bpot wrote to a brother in this vicini‘ty to come over the mountains and secure claims without delay, The request was complied with instanter. It is rumored the lead discovered with tival the cettbrated deposites at VirBinks city. Nekraska.—The Nebraska Compa-~ ny took from their claims dst week ‘$11,706. Thecompany work 75 men and the weekly expenses are not far trom $2,000. The gold varies in valthe from $17,50 to $17,80 per oz. Live Oak.—The Live Oak shaft yielded last week $6,400. Forty men fire ¢mployed and the weekly expen&e8 are about $1,300. Music.—Mr, & Mrs. Grunwald, we learn, aré preparing for a concert tour throngh the $rincipal towne of this county. They are decidediy good in their line and cannot fail to give pleasure to those who patrorize hem. They give a concert at Artists’ Hall on Saturday evening next Chinese Neié Year —Thé new year of the Chinese began on Saturday last, and was ushered in by innumerable fire crackers by the children of the Central Flowery Land. Tables were ét with’ Chinese delicacies, and, other rites were ovserved. The festivities closed on Tuesday. Pub. Docs—We are ixdébted to Hon. 8. H. Chase for Gov. Weller’s faréwell to public life or last annual message; algo to S T. Curtis, C. F. Smith and M. P. O'Connor, of the Assembly, for ?atuablé State documents. Nevada has contributed $101 to the Washington monument—thus far exceeding that of any other town in the United States. Fax on Spirit-ualists—Mr. Fattchilds of El Dorado, has taken steps to compel'spiritual exhibitions to pay licenses, the license to go to the State Lunatic Asylum. The next move WH he to prohibit the use of “ardent spirils:” Wooi.—T#e wodl grown in Mon~ terey county the past summer is estimated at 870,000 pounds: Wool is fast becoming an importaitt'atticle of export from Californiai A wire suspension bridge has been completed over the Mokelumne river, at Poverty Bar. The span is one hundred’ and.eighty feet. _ Bayard ‘Taylor writes that the view from Rincon or Telegraph’ Hill, in San Fraiicisco will rival that of Genox, Napics or Constantinople. . SANFORD’S CIRCULAR. +Grape Vines; * Strawberry Plants, Field, Gardcn & FlowIncenovdky ATTEMPT.=An attempt was made ? ‘Tuesday night to fire thé = A Hight was discovered undér a house of ill fame on Commercal street by Mr. Dickerman and was yery promptly extinguished On examination a quantity of shavings were found under the house which had been ignited. Officer Rider arrested the probable cascal but in the absence of direct roof he was discharged, Oi Wednesday night the blacksmith chop in the rear of the store of J. S. Wall was found to have a quantity of split wood init aud on fire. The wood had evidently heen carried in for the purpose of kindling a fire. A taste of Judge Lynch will surely be given if the rascals are found out. Long Tunnel.—The Oregon and Wn ae a ANNUAL MESSAGE. CHEAP JOHN Cor. Pine & Commercial Si, nreovaak! Red Star Companies, the former at} TO YOU ALL GREETING ! ! Forest city, and the latter at Alleghanytown, i#et in the ceatér of the ridge between those two places, on Thursday of last week. There is now a subterranean passage from one town to the other, one mile in length. The distanee over the ridge is two miles. By tunnel it is shortéved one half, Art IN Virainta.—The. apecial correspondents and artists of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated newspaper, lately at Harper's Ferry, desire to return their thanks to the citizens of Charlestown, ¥Va. for their as-iduous attetions. They say, ‘we were nev r left alone for so much as five minutes at atime ; and we should have been happy to enjoy this pleasing state of society much longer, but for a sudden conviction that hanging by, a mob might injure the graceful ptoportion of our necks; that riding on a rail might jolt our systems seriously out of order, and that a coat of tar and feathers would be infinitely unbecoming to our complexions. Being now gafely on the soil of New York, we ‘ca do no less than apprise the anxious friends we have left behind us of the intexesting fact, and regret the immediate impossibility of renewing our relations with themselves and their affeetionate watchfulness.” TNE EL ATH L ci Sjésial Notices. Ths Medical and Sargical Institute Of Dr. LJ. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position which places it, as wellas its proprietor, far above the assaults of envy and professional malice In the schools of France, the highest prizes are often awarded to practitioners in tuis department of Medeal science, and they occupy ¥ith ot%ers an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord isan illustrious example, a shining light among the philosophic. al stars of his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled him in this country, as 4 proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine c¢mplimented him with a Diploma, and the honorary ab . EUNDEM degree, Selecting this as his field of opera tion, although qualified{asa graduate of the UniNiversity of Pesth, andjlate Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolitionary army, for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes: atention to the cure of chronic and private diseases, n which he had become so great an expert that he is now regarded as tne LEADER in tbis branch of his profession throughout the Unjted States, and his por trait and biography are published as a matter of intirest in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor’s offices are at his Medieal and Surgical *nstitute. on Sacramento street, corner of Lc idesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pacifile Mail Steamstip Company. [oy We ask particular attention ofom readers to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another column of this paper. 7 Adininistrator's Netiee. Estate of John Bell, deceased. otice is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad ministrator ofthe above nameu estate, to the creditorsof. and a}l persons having claims against, g¢id decezsed to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from this date, to the uudersigaed at his house at Chalk Bluffs, Little York Township. B. D. BOWERS, Admr. janl3 4w NOTIi &. OTICE is‘hereby given thaton the 20th day of FERUARY 1860, at 1Q o'clock A M. the California Qnartz Mining Co. will sell at Pu>lic auction at the California Quartz Mill, at Gaston Ridge, Eureka Township County of Nevada, the following shares-of the Capital Stock of the saic Company, viz "Share => belonging to ‘evi Nye, -. og “ 3S «. sé Dennis Switzer & Co, = * 35,95, «es Valentine Miller, * 6 355° # Richara Tibbles, cee SS e ‘* Wm. H. Lamb, = we ‘s A D Tuttle, B* “2,28, -* < Geo. C. Wildey,” “ _ * 28, 10, 34, 38, 39, 40.0. W. Bush., Said shares will be sold to the. highestséldder for eash who will take the smaliest numer, @f shares for the amount of the assessments due on the shares above mentioned. and the expense of advertisement and sale. Dated Jan. 17 1860 5 By order of the Board of Trustees of California QMining Co. C. LUCE, Secretary, 3 jan20td ® "¢< NOTICE, HE Copartnership heretofore existing under , the name and style of BOWLEY & WELLER ix this day dissolved by mutual consent, Nevada, Jan, 16, 1860. S.C. BOWLEY. H. L. BOWLEY. JOHN WELLER; Nétice. LL PERSONS dojng business in Nevada county. subject to pay Licenseare requésteg to call at the Treasurer's office and settle on or before the 30th or they will be dealt with according to lew. J. W. CHINN, Treas. Nevada Ce, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1859. FOR 1860. ; Agency for California Nurserymen, for the purchase of Goods and Sale cf Produce. HE Subsogiber has been appointed Agent for the following:named reliable Nurserymen. and owners of Nuisery Stock, Simpson Thompson, . Suscol Nurseries, Suscol, Napa County, no irrigation. John Lewelling, San Lorenzo Nurseries, Sen Lorenzo, Almeda County, noirrigation. A. P. Smith, Pomologoical Gardens and Nurseries, ‘acramento, moderate irrigation. Mark Farney, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, moderate irrigation. ' Jas. R. Lowe,,Pomona Gardens snd Nurseries, San Gate Nurseries, (FloraLand Ornamentél) San Francisoo, noirtigation. Sather & Church, owners of Trees, &c, grown at Aalmeda, Alameda County no irrigation. He has purchased a large Stock of .extra-sized . Trees, grown in a genial soil at San Jose, irrigat. ted but once during the past sefson, @nd has es. ’ talished a Depot in this city, at : 118 and 120 FRONT STREET, Where he will keep for sale during the planting seasons, (or until hisstock is exhausted,) the finest Stock ever offered in this State, of : Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees } Shrubbery, Hardy and Greenhouse PT, AAC Bs oy! Gooseberry, Raspberry, r Seeds. &c. ‘ z A attention wil! be givento the purchase of all Kinds of goods to be found in this market, and their shipment to any part of the State; alsoto the sale of Fsrm Produce at a very low commissiou LE Ae L cone that the great reduction inthe pricet.ofTrees and Plants (see circular supplfcdto, applicants at the NEVADA JOURNAL Office) from those of Jast will indwee land owners te plant largely, am to such as desire so to do, great inducement smi be offered. > a 0 ‘No articles will be offered of an inferior or of an exceptionable character, and with this promise a large share of patronage is conhdently payee = JASON L. SANDFORD. Francisco, Jan.] 136). Fits, al? eas shelading Perthi Nite, Jose, moderste irrigation. W. C. Walker, Golden } IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS. on hand that we waat to CLOSE Ser: Preparatory to the SPRING TRADE. And'now Levy says we must not blow, so come aad see if we wont give fou Goods at Lower Prices than Ever ! For instance s° The Best Stock 6 Coats ever here. eee d Of all kinds ded Colors. All the late styles Cassimere Wants! In every Color. An immense Sock of SILK, VELVET & CASSIMERE The best assorté# Stock of Boots ! In the market of every class. Lath styté allt tats, ana! Sar. wor Samany . All of which will be soitiower than any house in the county.” ye ee an’ att! sas sot ySarzalives. «be 4 . s. Neri, Jan. 30, 1680." . @reGoRY&BORING. fin oui pays: {sale by 2. F. SPENCE Broad Street. NT ae or i a pean eanaea wee eli dasaiinians wosasee i ——-FOR THE ANA Granil Annual Display eee OF vee Magnificently Illustrated . nh hy 3 GROCERIES, c ; i aes F NO 44. MAIN STREET, = ar OR CHRISTMAS and = Goods delicered Prag Creme , NEW YEAR'S! At @. W. WELCH’S Oct. 21 1859. Boox axp Music Store, Com. Street. Ht. W. GALVIN, Saddlery AND Nevada, Dec 224,1259. SUMMONS. f California, County of Nevada, ss., Ly Gok Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet of said State. The People of the “tateo £elifornia to Phillip Williams greeting : You ‘are Roreby summoned to appear and answer te the jagne Harness fled. against you and Jesse Owen, within tep days R e sos ra . sg from the sérvice of me = —— = = _ pairin Cownt¥; within twenty days if served ot & Nea y done. Diotinabent of this County, and within fort days H ved in this State and out of this District, Broad Street, opposite the Post Office pipes Sa Emenencod on the tenth day of Novem. Nevada. Nov. 11, 1859. ber, A. ». 1859; in said Court, to obtain a decree of : : ‘i this Court for thie a of = Sate cae gages, one bearing gate Noy: : ‘ A GRAND, MOVE cuter Soa ete gelgsa Howland, and the 4 other of said mortgagee vealing ~ Carn ape 59, ae ! by the said defendants g in the Right Quarter : eg of tha peonleat Lek a — i wales i ; ticularly mentioned and dese: As all must admit who will call (and . er Rion of the mouies arrising tron such ale ee aes the payment, of the ameunt da oetii snade n 8 r Fier ut tis Mowe tore . eemiiverel to said plaintiffs by the said, defewlIN ants said notes dated respectively : November 9th, : 1858, March 3d, 1859 and May 4th, 1859, and thereby 4 ’ . 2 : h € $755 25, with inf, Williams &§& Kelsey's Com. Block, . intended to be secured the sum Of Si) oo ont. per terest on $400 dollars § e month freii-¢he ate hereof until paid, and interest on the sum of $211, 76, at the rate of 24 per cent. per month from tlie’ da‘e.;hereof until paid. vd ~ ficiency shall remain wefter applying of s par properly 30 cpahesbte thereto, then that plain tiffs ma} have execution therpfor agaifstabe said defendants ; also, that said defendants: and all end every person claiming by, througti or under _— subsequently to the date of plaintiffs mortgage an the commencement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim. lien and equity -of redemption in or to the said mortgaged premises or aLy On Com. 8t., four doors below Pine, And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French & Bohemian GLase. Y, bey PLATED WARS and CUTLERY. Ever offered in the mountains of California. To enumerate the many articles in his store would be useless, if ible. Ask what Pier has not useful or senmmanped onet found in such{a@store. A: usual, he ison 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 a call will be satisfied He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Névada! N. B, Can’T SELL AT COST YET! Oct, 28, 1859—tf. FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, Tet pleasure in informing the citizens of Nevada City and County, that he has opened on Commercial street next door to Pier’s New Store Stock of Fancy Geods, CONSISTING OF Music and Musical Instruments, . 13:1 earn, and English circulating LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK BOOKS &e Fipe French Lithographs, E*gfavings, Canes Xe. He also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is determined to sell at San Francisco Prices. A beautiful assortment of GERMAN & FRENCHPIPES. Oct. 21759 tf MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obste‘rician, . Attends Ladies through their confinement, tand treats all diseases peculiar to her sex.— Those desirous of being restored to health and becoming mogliprs will do well to pay her a visit or write stating Me jeulars. Also a patent a to assist H. both, in the premises as may be just and equitable, and for plaintiffs costs of this suit; and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaist as herein directed, — will take judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such laint . S In testimony whereof I, JOHN 8. Lanudek3q BERT, Clerk of the District Court, aforer said, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal ‘this 24th day of December, a. D. 1859. kf ) JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy. E By order of Hon. David Belden, County Judge, in and for Necada County. A true copy Attest, JNo. S: LAMBERT, Clerk D.C. Per Jos. Roperts, Deputy. T. B, McFarland, Att'y for PI'ffsvente ¥ Deg W, ’59-3m FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Watehes, Jewelry, &c., L. CELARIE, Opposite the St. Louis Hotel Com. st. I . AS just received-a fine Assortment of SEWELRY, consisting:of. WATCHES from the best manufacturers of Branee and Europe. Diamond Rings, . Ear Rings, . Fob Chains, : Watch Guards, Gold Pens, Pencil Cases, oy 24, Clocks, Se. §c. In fact, everything in the Jewelry line, of the finest kind. : OPPOSITION THE LEFE OF TRADE! Also, attached to the above establishmentis a 7 FINE. DAGUERREAN GALLERY, HICH will berefitted and opened on the Ist day of January, 1860, by the addition of a second story, now under course of construction, with fine Skylight, where the finest Phetographs, s ae cgnfinement. Mrs. as a certain and'speedy curé-fomell. kinds of Cancers, cankers and Rheumatism: -¥ ,;; Letters addressed to her will receive prompt. attention. Visits made to any part of the States ‘ Patients received at her Residence, which at uerreotypes, situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada , and Ambrotypes. . , jyl-tf MRS. S. §. HOLDRIDGF. The Pacific Majl Steamship Contpany TO PANAMA. To connect via Panam: Railroad, at Aspinyall with the STEAMERS of THE U.S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO: FOR, : Néw York & New Orleans ‘phe onl and reliable route’ £ The Steamsbip CHEAPEST, By one of the best Artists in the State! And better than any in the mountnins, (Though my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the late State Fair,) Because I pip NeT SEND any. When my New Gallery iscompleted, I shall be prepared. to-téke. she Best Pictures in the State, and at Reduced Rates. LIST OF PRICES. Will leave Foisom t wharf with the L.8 MailsPassengers; anda’ THURSDAY, NUARY 20th, 1860. , At,.9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. Railroad Company and the U. S Company ‘Have authorised Agents te if desired by holders of Pacific ets. *T dy ane? : Treasure ‘vill be¥etgived on board the Steamer ntil 12 o’elock midnigtivon Jan. 19. tg No Merchandise freigheaill bereceivedon boar after 3 o'clock P, M.Januar20th, and a written or der must be procured at fhe Company's office for its Mor Frei hi ly te or Freight or passage @ ¢ " FORBES re FX BCOOK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff st. DANCING. MR. B. L, LAMARQUE wer respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, that in obedience to many requests he will opena Daw CING SCELOOIL On Monday Evening JANUARY 16th 1868. At TEMPERANCE, HaLL, to be continued on Monday'and Thursday Evenings thereafter The list of those wishing instruction may be found at the National Exchange Hotel, with Mr Brannan, the Book keeper janl3tt .do: _ 19 . do _N. B—The public has been mis-led by the advertisements of others of the profession in Nevada by announcing through the public newspapers, that they obtained the Second Premium for Daguerreotypes at the late State Fair, but such is not the case, (See 1. Seeecgraceepdevetvoe Ff f 4 ported, where no such columns, I ia 4 LOUIS CELARIE. Nevada, Dec. 20, 1859.—3w ‘WATIONAL EXCHANGE BAR. friends and’the public, that he has leased from tional Exchange, where he intends to keep on hand ‘the best 7 , Wines, Liquors and Cigars, tion to business to merit a full share of patronage. A. R. JENKINS. Dee 16, 1859 Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of an execution to me directed ‘and de livered, issued out of the Hon, District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the Codnty o Nevada, State of California, on the 25th day of April, in favor of Margaret Garheart and against W. #. Spurr and Susan Spurr, for the sum of four hundred and fifty-four and twenty one-hundreth dollar cai®.,per month until paid; tégether with all costsfof suit, Lhave levied upon the following described property, to-wit: A certain house amd lot located on the years 8 of ae, and oe Grass Valiey, Ne‘ vada County,State o: ifornia, atid now occupied Little York. gs ib seh by the within named defendants, W.H. and ro a Bax .ritgs can extagen, tam, delivered, tasned . “Patotide is hereby given,that.on TUBSDAY. the inoat Sia Benne tee the aleaay shoasae tae. Gist day of January, A. D. 1860, between the date January 10th A. D. 1860, to satisfy a judgment hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and.5 o’clock P. M., I will rendered ‘by E. J. Cook on the 7th day of January A sell all the right, title, interest and claim-of said iD. 1860, in faver of William Kerkendall and pon, Sirk W, H. and Susan Spurr in atid to the above described \George Phifer for. the sum of One hundred and r, in Nevada City, twenty-one ‘and 15-100 dollars debt intetst, damages pepe pcen , § aes hf oe ae lave takeu in execution and will sell to the highest biddetfor cash the following described aroperty: to wit, ajlithe right, title, claim, and interest o George Phifer (the said interest being the one undi-: vided four) in and to acertain elaim and house adja cent togethér,with all their fixtures, saidclaim known as = oe — Soil a elsims-and. situated on the westside of Brown’s in th Townshiy aforkgpaid. Be, 24 rele The above destribed i guag® Sa be offered Constable’s Sale. . State of California, County of Nevada; Township property at the Court House at'Public Auction for Cashin bh and-best bidder Costs. »to satisfy said Exeoution and all J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff; : Per Ed Burrell, Under Sheriff. Nevada‘ Jan. 6, 1860 w4 At home Again! en as the property of G Phif i ae be eorge er to satisfy all Teogts. Given under my hand this 10th day of Jan. 1360, H.CATLETT Constable. _ Notice to Physicians, otice is hereby given that sealed proposals Nees by the Board of Supervisors ot te vada hopes at their Regular Meeting on the Js face bo ‘ebruary A. D, 4860, at the Court Howse ia Nevads City, forthe care, custody aud medical. attendanee.of the Indigent k of said County for +B pean ing the. of February A D }, & ng one year fromaaid date, the County furnish ilding: nece! the use of par-jes contracting. the dst,.of Mey: next ensuing By order of the E Supervisor . jan 3 JOHNS LAMBERT, Clerk. HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING STORE TO THEIR OLD STAND : Cortiey Pirie & Commercial Sts. f Tt HE IMPENDING CRISIS,” How to ineet ItUse Perry Davis Vegatable Pain Killer = Bay Rum For sale by 5. F S?ENGR. A. BLOCK, s. FURTH,’ §; BEOCK, sr. part thereof, and for such other or further relief, or f other relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said comof the said Court, at Office, in the city of Nevada, . (3 Watches and Jewelry made 4nd Repaired. £$ Will be taken Cheaper than the Sac. Union of Oct. 7th, 1859,), the official, jst.asrefi Premiua vat be and in‘its . ! T= Subscriber would respectfully inform his-. ! Geo. R. Laneaster, the well known Bar, at the Na}/ Tobe found in Nevada. He hopes by strict a‘ten(debt) with interest on the said sum of $454 20 from . , “the 25th day of April, 1@59, atthe rate of three per . ! to the highest . . saleon the PREMISES on THURSDAY. =a H 3 day of February A;D. 1860 between the te ake . > o'clock A. M, and’S 6’clock P. M. of said day. 'Tak-” 1) Gon ra EE . P At Cost At Cost! S; LUBECK & C®8,; WE OFFER TO THE Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. The Largest Stock of Millinery Ever” Kept in the Mountains AT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES, Consisting partly of Figured and Plain DeLaines, Figured Cashmeres; English and Freiich Merinos; Modé Colored Thibets. —— ALSO —— ALL SHADES IN SATIN, SILK AND VELVE® STRAW NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, AND . Misses’ Flats. . ‘ : : Ld mc cr WILL BE SOLD AT Reduced Prices. otegars > AND OTHER GOops IN PROPORTION LADIES WILL PLEASE Cail Mariy AND SECURE BARGAINS FOR THE HOLFDAYS. = ORDERS FROM THE PROWPTLY ATTENDED TO. S. Lubéck' € Co. KIDP'& KNOX’S Brick Building NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, Tis Latgest and Best Selected A EARGE STOCK OF DOMESTICS “ os HARVEY HUNT, M D. RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. sn te : stertda olesale & Re s. DRUGGISTS & abornéch IES ——AND DEALERS IN —— Paints,QOilss>. 5°Vérnishes, eS ome . Patent Medicires and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof. brick, 32 Main strect, . ORPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HUUSE Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859.—tf. : , FLOUR And Grain Store, 4. 2D. EB: Lackwon's Brick Balldiag No. 24 Commercial'St., Nevada. Int BE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING 4. £220m, bslow,a large consignafent of flour, Barley; Ground Barley, ‘Middlings, “ Shorts, Bran, Feed and Grain of all kinds, which I wil-aell to theTrade at the LoWEST MARKET RATES. ; : Thave now on-hand ani for Sale 600 Sacks of Ficur; ' 200qr “ of Corn Meal; 300 Sacks of Wheat; 50 do Chicken Feed; I00 do Bran and Shorts; 150 do Middlings;* 25 do Oats; 700 do Barley; fics 100 do Ground Barley; 30 do Graham Flour, 50 Whole Corn, ' The-attention of dealers is invited as I am selling the best’ kitd of Flour, eit @arranted, lower than any other pluce in the City” , aes eat 3 RK. FINNIE. Nevada, Dec 16, I859-tf. oe CITY TAXES. CITY MaRsHat's OrFics, ~~ “ Nevada, December 17, 18%. Y Virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the wae of Trusteés, of the City of Nevada on the 809 "ay of November’ 1859, a Tax was . tevied' upon all the assessed and taxable property within the corporate limits ofthe Qity of Nevada, for the fiscal year ending May 1861, of Sfty cents uponeach one hundred dollarsof assessed value, also a poll tax of one dollar upop each ma‘e inhabitant of sai city, twenty-one years of age andover. By the same ordinance, it is made the duty of the City Marsha? to pubhwith give notice by publication in & newspaper paylished mm this City, that said ‘axes are duevand able, and to collect the same. I herevy give notice, in accordance with the above’ mentioneéyordinance, that from and after THURSDAY, Dee. ath, T-will be found. at my Office, in Flagg’s Brick Bui-ding;i over S$arrington & Patterson’s, from 10 o’clock A: M.;to 4 0’tloelb P. M-, to receive naid Paxesd 4)) property on Whieh-s#xes shall remain due and unpaid on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY; A. D. 1860, will be advqptised according jto law as de linquent, and be'salyect to extra charges as per Ordinance, made and provided, Property holders and inhabitants are notified that the law in regard tothe collectionof C y Taxes, will be strictly enforced. . E. O. TOMPKINS, City Marshel. OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP, LINE, TO PANAMA. Atlantic an d_ Pacifie Steamship Company. es Carrying the Great Through Mails ! By Authority of the United States Government. The well-known ‘arid hight ™ Lx = ~ popular Steamship ASA = CORTES, BLETHEN SS 302.2. 35 3b cf tlmmmiander, « Will leave Mission Street Wharf, with the soe: de U. 8, Mails, Passengers and Treasure . ON THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1860 :At9 o'clock. A. M., pungtualig, -~ For Panama, Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall, with the magnificent Steamship SM. # AORTH STAR,: . PSS Sap 55 he . i” A. G. JONES,.~..Commander, r WEW; YORK, and Stcamship ANIEL WEBSTER, For NEW ORLEANS via Havana. a4 Passengerséy.thistive sre landed:at Panama, free of expertise, by the steamors ofthe Panama Railroad Company, andére immediately transported to Aspinwall. fear kept The NORTH STAR is unstrpassed by any Steamship in the California trade for sPRED, SAFETY and COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. No registra+ tion of tickets at Aspinwall Passengers are berthed: at San Francisco for the threugh trip, and nc charges ‘needbe incurred between San Francisco and New, ; Yogtes‘enetpe os Railroad charge, 10 cents. per . pound on extra baggage (50 pounds baggageéret,) + The NORTH ST is fitted : eh ¥ State Rooms in her Saloon for Seeond Bale passengers, ae J.T. WRIGHT, Agent. S. EB. corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, San Francisco. The ORIZABA will be succeeded by ‘the splendid steamship. -. seeeeee. Capt. A. T. Fletcher, leaving Jany. 20, E860. kk, B. All povsona-dre-forbid trusting ary Ofe on aceowthtortive i *bove'ships or owners without a written order from the Agent. REMOVAL. BOOTS AN D SHOES! CONNELL & PENNY: € = Ge +9 ‘Broad Street, [Opposite the Post Office.] Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the F { public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of +.-7,. BOOTS AND SUGES, Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. Alsoa full assortment of Philadelphia work, for. Ladies wear. Bankerts Boots, and all kinds of Rubber wear. Those in want of ‘ _. , A Custom Made Article ! Can be accommodated in a styie unsurpassed, and afit guaranteed. We allow none to comare with-us in : : Making and Repairing ! Yee CONNELL & Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859, $ =a CITY MARKET. JAMES MONROE, ‘Fresh Beef, Pork,’ Vegetables, &e. Broad street, Nefada. Opposite the Virginia House. F@P All ORDERS delivered every morning, Dec. 233m * —_—————— eee COX, FRANCIS & Co. Late Speer & Co.= -% 4 toe ‘ > Forwarding, Warglouse and Com mission Merchants, ORNER Batters and Broadway sires ; CPrancisco Wo attend te payjug dvetghte on receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. + Goods shipped in onr care from Eastern cities, wild ‘be atténded toon arrival aiid forw. i patch to any pert of the dountr popups ® a Cash Advances made on m andi i — i, consigned. erchandiso ~aivegaae al ; ould respectitity refer to th: Merchants an Bankers of $42 Francl eegenc rally. nov.25-3 Aisate~ —— ee LEE€HESFOR SALE, __ by BLE. ay mvereey

PRL —_" inal A AEN Ct Ra Et a EA ed eet itt . NEVADA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 27, 1360. eee Tagatte.—Mr. and Mrs. James Rtark and troupe played to good housvs up to their closing piece on Tuesday night last. The character of Richelieu was sublimely enacted on Friday night of last week. The perbonation of the great Cardia is Btark’s forte. Efe was made for that character. ~ : On Saturday night Schiller’s thrilling drama of the Robbers was performed Wit success. Monday night the piece was Othello, in which Stark as ever figures to advantage. The gerio-comedy of Heary IV, was enacted on Tuesday night. Stark makes an excellent Falstaff. Indeed who ean take the varieties of character that Stark does and do them better ? The company went to Grass Valley ou Wednesday evening where they are now playing to fine houses. We have heard the wish expressed by several of the best judges of stage performances our town affords, that Stark may return to our boards again when his engagement at Grass Valley haseeneiuded. He has by no means tpfayed out” here. We unite in the wish of better judges than ourselves, ‘and would be glad to welcome the company to Nevada again. Their return would be cordially greeted by all true lovers of the drama. Fearecx Accipent.—Two miners were badly bruised af Walloupa on Tuesday, in Dale & Webber’s claims, under the follcwing circumstances:— A tunnel into Brown’s Hill had been in progress some months to reacii the aforesaid claims, on which a shait 59 feet in depth had been sunk. After reaching a length of 350 feet, the tunnel reached the vicinity of the shaft ‘on Tuesday. The shaft was full of water. Suddenly the water burst through into the tunnel and the mihers, named Wim. Maclefee and Wm. Hill, were earsied With tremendous force the whole length of the tunnel wherethe water spreading out allowed them to lodge. Dr. R. M. Hunt, from whom we obtained the above facts, reportsthe men to be very badly lacerated, but not ina dang*rotis eondition. New Silver Mines.-—Silver mines ‘ef extraordinary richness are reported to have been discovéred about fifteen miles sotthward of Virgizia ‘ity. A gentleman living near the Bpot wrote to a brother in this vicini‘ty to come over the mountains and secure claims without delay, The request was complied with instanter. It is rumored the lead discovered with tival the cettbrated deposites at VirBinks city. Nekraska.—The Nebraska Compa-~ ny took from their claims dst week ‘$11,706. Thecompany work 75 men and the weekly expenses are not far trom $2,000. The gold varies in valthe from $17,50 to $17,80 per oz. Live Oak.—The Live Oak shaft yielded last week $6,400. Forty men fire ¢mployed and the weekly expen&e8 are about $1,300. Music.—Mr, & Mrs. Grunwald, we learn, aré preparing for a concert tour throngh the $rincipal towne of this county. They are decidediy good in their line and cannot fail to give pleasure to those who patrorize hem. They give a concert at Artists’ Hall on Saturday evening next Chinese Neié Year —Thé new year of the Chinese began on Saturday last, and was ushered in by innumerable fire crackers by the children of the Central Flowery Land. Tables were ét with’ Chinese delicacies, and, other rites were ovserved. The festivities closed on Tuesday. Pub. Docs—We are ixdébted to Hon. 8. H. Chase for Gov. Weller’s faréwell to public life or last annual message; algo to S T. Curtis, C. F. Smith and M. P. O'Connor, of the Assembly, for ?atuablé State documents. Nevada has contributed $101 to the Washington monument—thus far exceeding that of any other town in the United States. Fax on Spirit-ualists—Mr. Fattchilds of El Dorado, has taken steps to compel'spiritual exhibitions to pay licenses, the license to go to the State Lunatic Asylum. The next move WH he to prohibit the use of “ardent spirils:” Wooi.—T#e wodl grown in Mon~ terey county the past summer is estimated at 870,000 pounds: Wool is fast becoming an importaitt'atticle of export from Californiai A wire suspension bridge has been completed over the Mokelumne river, at Poverty Bar. The span is one hundred’ and.eighty feet. _ Bayard ‘Taylor writes that the view from Rincon or Telegraph’ Hill, in San Fraiicisco will rival that of Genox, Napics or Constantinople. . SANFORD’S CIRCULAR. +Grape Vines; * Strawberry Plants, Field, Gardcn & FlowIncenovdky ATTEMPT.=An attempt was made ? ‘Tuesday night to fire thé = A Hight was discovered undér a house of ill fame on Commercal street by Mr. Dickerman and was yery promptly extinguished On examination a quantity of shavings were found under the house which had been ignited. Officer Rider arrested the probable cascal but in the absence of direct roof he was discharged, Oi Wednesday night the blacksmith chop in the rear of the store of J. S. Wall was found to have a quantity of split wood init aud on fire. The wood had evidently heen carried in for the purpose of kindling a fire. A taste of Judge Lynch will surely be given if the rascals are found out. Long Tunnel.—The Oregon and Wn ae a ANNUAL MESSAGE. CHEAP JOHN Cor. Pine & Commercial Si, nreovaak! Red Star Companies, the former at} TO YOU ALL GREETING ! ! Forest city, and the latter at Alleghanytown, i#et in the ceatér of the ridge between those two places, on Thursday of last week. There is now a subterranean passage from one town to the other, one mile in length. The distanee over the ridge is two miles. By tunnel it is shortéved one half, Art IN Virainta.—The. apecial correspondents and artists of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated newspaper, lately at Harper's Ferry, desire to return their thanks to the citizens of Charlestown, ¥Va. for their as-iduous attetions. They say, ‘we were nev r left alone for so much as five minutes at atime ; and we should have been happy to enjoy this pleasing state of society much longer, but for a sudden conviction that hanging by, a mob might injure the graceful ptoportion of our necks; that riding on a rail might jolt our systems seriously out of order, and that a coat of tar and feathers would be infinitely unbecoming to our complexions. Being now gafely on the soil of New York, we ‘ca do no less than apprise the anxious friends we have left behind us of the intexesting fact, and regret the immediate impossibility of renewing our relations with themselves and their affeetionate watchfulness.” TNE EL ATH L ci Sjésial Notices. Ths Medical and Sargical Institute Of Dr. LJ. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position which places it, as wellas its proprietor, far above the assaults of envy and professional malice In the schools of France, the highest prizes are often awarded to practitioners in tuis department of Medeal science, and they occupy ¥ith ot%ers an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord isan illustrious example, a shining light among the philosophic. al stars of his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled him in this country, as 4 proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine c¢mplimented him with a Diploma, and the honorary ab . EUNDEM degree, Selecting this as his field of opera tion, although qualified{asa graduate of the UniNiversity of Pesth, andjlate Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolitionary army, for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes: atention to the cure of chronic and private diseases, n which he had become so great an expert that he is now regarded as tne LEADER in tbis branch of his profession throughout the Unjted States, and his por trait and biography are published as a matter of intirest in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor’s offices are at his Medieal and Surgical *nstitute. on Sacramento street, corner of Lc idesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pacifile Mail Steamstip Company. [oy We ask particular attention ofom readers to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another column of this paper. 7 Adininistrator's Netiee. Estate of John Bell, deceased. otice is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad ministrator ofthe above nameu estate, to the creditorsof. and a}l persons having claims against, g¢id decezsed to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from this date, to the uudersigaed at his house at Chalk Bluffs, Little York Township. B. D. BOWERS, Admr. janl3 4w NOTIi &. OTICE is‘hereby given thaton the 20th day of FERUARY 1860, at 1Q o'clock A M. the California Qnartz Mining Co. will sell at Pu>lic auction at the California Quartz Mill, at Gaston Ridge, Eureka Township County of Nevada, the following shares-of the Capital Stock of the saic Company, viz "Share => belonging to ‘evi Nye, -. og “ 3S «. sé Dennis Switzer & Co, = * 35,95, «es Valentine Miller, * 6 355° # Richara Tibbles, cee SS e ‘* Wm. H. Lamb, = we ‘s A D Tuttle, B* “2,28, -* < Geo. C. Wildey,” “ _ * 28, 10, 34, 38, 39, 40.0. W. Bush., Said shares will be sold to the. highestséldder for eash who will take the smaliest numer, @f shares for the amount of the assessments due on the shares above mentioned. and the expense of advertisement and sale. Dated Jan. 17 1860 5 By order of the Board of Trustees of California QMining Co. C. LUCE, Secretary, 3 jan20td ® "¢< NOTICE, HE Copartnership heretofore existing under , the name and style of BOWLEY & WELLER ix this day dissolved by mutual consent, Nevada, Jan, 16, 1860. S.C. BOWLEY. H. L. BOWLEY. JOHN WELLER; Nétice. LL PERSONS dojng business in Nevada county. subject to pay Licenseare requésteg to call at the Treasurer's office and settle on or before the 30th or they will be dealt with according to lew. J. W. CHINN, Treas. Nevada Ce, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1859. FOR 1860. ; Agency for California Nurserymen, for the purchase of Goods and Sale cf Produce. HE Subsogiber has been appointed Agent for the following:named reliable Nurserymen. and owners of Nuisery Stock, Simpson Thompson, . Suscol Nurseries, Suscol, Napa County, no irrigation. John Lewelling, San Lorenzo Nurseries, Sen Lorenzo, Almeda County, noirrigation. A. P. Smith, Pomologoical Gardens and Nurseries, ‘acramento, moderate irrigation. Mark Farney, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, moderate irrigation. ' Jas. R. Lowe,,Pomona Gardens snd Nurseries, San Gate Nurseries, (FloraLand Ornamentél) San Francisoo, noirtigation. Sather & Church, owners of Trees, &c, grown at Aalmeda, Alameda County no irrigation. He has purchased a large Stock of .extra-sized . Trees, grown in a genial soil at San Jose, irrigat. ted but once during the past sefson, @nd has es. ’ talished a Depot in this city, at : 118 and 120 FRONT STREET, Where he will keep for sale during the planting seasons, (or until hisstock is exhausted,) the finest Stock ever offered in this State, of : Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees } Shrubbery, Hardy and Greenhouse PT, AAC Bs oy! Gooseberry, Raspberry, r Seeds. &c. ‘ z A attention wil! be givento the purchase of all Kinds of goods to be found in this market, and their shipment to any part of the State; alsoto the sale of Fsrm Produce at a very low commissiou LE Ae L cone that the great reduction inthe pricet.ofTrees and Plants (see circular supplfcdto, applicants at the NEVADA JOURNAL Office) from those of Jast will indwee land owners te plant largely, am to such as desire so to do, great inducement smi be offered. > a 0 ‘No articles will be offered of an inferior or of an exceptionable character, and with this promise a large share of patronage is conhdently payee = JASON L. SANDFORD. Francisco, Jan.] 136). Fits, al? eas shelading Perthi Nite, Jose, moderste irrigation. W. C. Walker, Golden } IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS. on hand that we waat to CLOSE Ser: Preparatory to the SPRING TRADE. And'now Levy says we must not blow, so come aad see if we wont give fou Goods at Lower Prices than Ever ! For instance s° The Best Stock 6 Coats ever here. eee d Of all kinds ded Colors. All the late styles Cassimere Wants! In every Color. An immense Sock of SILK, VELVET & CASSIMERE The best assorté# Stock of Boots ! In the market of every class. Lath styté allt tats, ana! Sar. wor Samany . All of which will be soitiower than any house in the county.” ye ee an’ att! sas sot ySarzalives. «be 4 . s. Neri, Jan. 30, 1680." . @reGoRY&BORING. fin oui pays: {sale by 2. F. SPENCE Broad Street. NT ae or i a pean eanaea wee eli dasaiinians wosasee i ——-FOR THE ANA Granil Annual Display eee OF vee Magnificently Illustrated . nh hy 3 GROCERIES, c ; i aes F NO 44. MAIN STREET, = ar OR CHRISTMAS and = Goods delicered Prag Creme , NEW YEAR'S! At @. W. WELCH’S Oct. 21 1859. Boox axp Music Store, Com. Street. Ht. W. GALVIN, Saddlery AND Nevada, Dec 224,1259. SUMMONS. f California, County of Nevada, ss., Ly Gok Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet of said State. The People of the “tateo £elifornia to Phillip Williams greeting : You ‘are Roreby summoned to appear and answer te the jagne Harness fled. against you and Jesse Owen, within tep days R e sos ra . sg from the sérvice of me = —— = = _ pairin Cownt¥; within twenty days if served ot & Nea y done. Diotinabent of this County, and within fort days H ved in this State and out of this District, Broad Street, opposite the Post Office pipes Sa Emenencod on the tenth day of Novem. Nevada. Nov. 11, 1859. ber, A. ». 1859; in said Court, to obtain a decree of : : ‘i this Court for thie a of = Sate cae gages, one bearing gate Noy: : ‘ A GRAND, MOVE cuter Soa ete gelgsa Howland, and the 4 other of said mortgagee vealing ~ Carn ape 59, ae ! by the said defendants g in the Right Quarter : eg of tha peonleat Lek a — i wales i ; ticularly mentioned and dese: As all must admit who will call (and . er Rion of the mouies arrising tron such ale ee aes the payment, of the ameunt da oetii snade n 8 r Fier ut tis Mowe tore . eemiiverel to said plaintiffs by the said, defewlIN ants said notes dated respectively : November 9th, : 1858, March 3d, 1859 and May 4th, 1859, and thereby 4 ’ . 2 : h € $755 25, with inf, Williams &§& Kelsey's Com. Block, . intended to be secured the sum Of Si) oo ont. per terest on $400 dollars § e month freii-¢he ate hereof until paid, and interest on the sum of $211, 76, at the rate of 24 per cent. per month from tlie’ da‘e.;hereof until paid. vd ~ ficiency shall remain wefter applying of s par properly 30 cpahesbte thereto, then that plain tiffs ma} have execution therpfor agaifstabe said defendants ; also, that said defendants: and all end every person claiming by, througti or under _— subsequently to the date of plaintiffs mortgage an the commencement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim. lien and equity -of redemption in or to the said mortgaged premises or aLy On Com. 8t., four doors below Pine, And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French & Bohemian GLase. Y, bey PLATED WARS and CUTLERY. Ever offered in the mountains of California. To enumerate the many articles in his store would be useless, if ible. Ask what Pier has not useful or senmmanped onet found in such{a@store. A: usual, he ison 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 a call will be satisfied He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Névada! N. B, Can’T SELL AT COST YET! Oct, 28, 1859—tf. FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, Tet pleasure in informing the citizens of Nevada City and County, that he has opened on Commercial street next door to Pier’s New Store Stock of Fancy Geods, CONSISTING OF Music and Musical Instruments, . 13:1 earn, and English circulating LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK BOOKS &e Fipe French Lithographs, E*gfavings, Canes Xe. He also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is determined to sell at San Francisco Prices. A beautiful assortment of GERMAN & FRENCHPIPES. Oct. 21759 tf MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obste‘rician, . Attends Ladies through their confinement,

tand treats all diseases peculiar to her sex.— Those desirous of being restored to health and becoming mogliprs will do well to pay her a visit or write stating Me jeulars. Also a patent a to assist H. both, in the premises as may be just and equitable, and for plaintiffs costs of this suit; and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaist as herein directed, — will take judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such laint . S In testimony whereof I, JOHN 8. Lanudek3q BERT, Clerk of the District Court, aforer said, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal ‘this 24th day of December, a. D. 1859. kf ) JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy. E By order of Hon. David Belden, County Judge, in and for Necada County. A true copy Attest, JNo. S: LAMBERT, Clerk D.C. Per Jos. Roperts, Deputy. T. B, McFarland, Att'y for PI'ffsvente ¥ Deg W, ’59-3m FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Watehes, Jewelry, &c., L. CELARIE, Opposite the St. Louis Hotel Com. st. I . AS just received-a fine Assortment of SEWELRY, consisting:of. WATCHES from the best manufacturers of Branee and Europe. Diamond Rings, . Ear Rings, . Fob Chains, : Watch Guards, Gold Pens, Pencil Cases, oy 24, Clocks, Se. §c. In fact, everything in the Jewelry line, of the finest kind. : OPPOSITION THE LEFE OF TRADE! Also, attached to the above establishmentis a 7 FINE. DAGUERREAN GALLERY, HICH will berefitted and opened on the Ist day of January, 1860, by the addition of a second story, now under course of construction, with fine Skylight, where the finest Phetographs, s ae cgnfinement. Mrs. as a certain and'speedy curé-fomell. kinds of Cancers, cankers and Rheumatism: -¥ ,;; Letters addressed to her will receive prompt. attention. Visits made to any part of the States ‘ Patients received at her Residence, which at uerreotypes, situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nevada , and Ambrotypes. . , jyl-tf MRS. S. §. HOLDRIDGF. The Pacific Majl Steamship Contpany TO PANAMA. To connect via Panam: Railroad, at Aspinyall with the STEAMERS of THE U.S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO: FOR, : Néw York & New Orleans ‘phe onl and reliable route’ £ The Steamsbip CHEAPEST, By one of the best Artists in the State! And better than any in the mountnins, (Though my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the late State Fair,) Because I pip NeT SEND any. When my New Gallery iscompleted, I shall be prepared. to-téke. she Best Pictures in the State, and at Reduced Rates. LIST OF PRICES. Will leave Foisom t wharf with the L.8 MailsPassengers; anda’ THURSDAY, NUARY 20th, 1860. , At,.9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. Railroad Company and the U. S Company ‘Have authorised Agents te if desired by holders of Pacific ets. *T dy ane? : Treasure ‘vill be¥etgived on board the Steamer ntil 12 o’elock midnigtivon Jan. 19. tg No Merchandise freigheaill bereceivedon boar after 3 o'clock P, M.Januar20th, and a written or der must be procured at fhe Company's office for its Mor Frei hi ly te or Freight or passage @ ¢ " FORBES re FX BCOOK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff st. DANCING. MR. B. L, LAMARQUE wer respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, that in obedience to many requests he will opena Daw CING SCELOOIL On Monday Evening JANUARY 16th 1868. At TEMPERANCE, HaLL, to be continued on Monday'and Thursday Evenings thereafter The list of those wishing instruction may be found at the National Exchange Hotel, with Mr Brannan, the Book keeper janl3tt .do: _ 19 . do _N. B—The public has been mis-led by the advertisements of others of the profession in Nevada by announcing through the public newspapers, that they obtained the Second Premium for Daguerreotypes at the late State Fair, but such is not the case, (See 1. Seeecgraceepdevetvoe Ff f 4 ported, where no such columns, I ia 4 LOUIS CELARIE. Nevada, Dec. 20, 1859.—3w ‘WATIONAL EXCHANGE BAR. friends and’the public, that he has leased from tional Exchange, where he intends to keep on hand ‘the best 7 , Wines, Liquors and Cigars, tion to business to merit a full share of patronage. A. R. JENKINS. Dee 16, 1859 Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of an execution to me directed ‘and de livered, issued out of the Hon, District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the Codnty o Nevada, State of California, on the 25th day of April, in favor of Margaret Garheart and against W. #. Spurr and Susan Spurr, for the sum of four hundred and fifty-four and twenty one-hundreth dollar cai®.,per month until paid; tégether with all costsfof suit, Lhave levied upon the following described property, to-wit: A certain house amd lot located on the years 8 of ae, and oe Grass Valiey, Ne‘ vada County,State o: ifornia, atid now occupied Little York. gs ib seh by the within named defendants, W.H. and ro a Bax .ritgs can extagen, tam, delivered, tasned . “Patotide is hereby given,that.on TUBSDAY. the inoat Sia Benne tee the aleaay shoasae tae. Gist day of January, A. D. 1860, between the date January 10th A. D. 1860, to satisfy a judgment hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and.5 o’clock P. M., I will rendered ‘by E. J. Cook on the 7th day of January A sell all the right, title, interest and claim-of said iD. 1860, in faver of William Kerkendall and pon, Sirk W, H. and Susan Spurr in atid to the above described \George Phifer for. the sum of One hundred and r, in Nevada City, twenty-one ‘and 15-100 dollars debt intetst, damages pepe pcen , § aes hf oe ae lave takeu in execution and will sell to the highest biddetfor cash the following described aroperty: to wit, ajlithe right, title, claim, and interest o George Phifer (the said interest being the one undi-: vided four) in and to acertain elaim and house adja cent togethér,with all their fixtures, saidclaim known as = oe — Soil a elsims-and. situated on the westside of Brown’s in th Townshiy aforkgpaid. Be, 24 rele The above destribed i guag® Sa be offered Constable’s Sale. . State of California, County of Nevada; Township property at the Court House at'Public Auction for Cashin bh and-best bidder Costs. »to satisfy said Exeoution and all J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff; : Per Ed Burrell, Under Sheriff. Nevada‘ Jan. 6, 1860 w4 At home Again! en as the property of G Phif i ae be eorge er to satisfy all Teogts. Given under my hand this 10th day of Jan. 1360, H.CATLETT Constable. _ Notice to Physicians, otice is hereby given that sealed proposals Nees by the Board of Supervisors ot te vada hopes at their Regular Meeting on the Js face bo ‘ebruary A. D, 4860, at the Court Howse ia Nevads City, forthe care, custody aud medical. attendanee.of the Indigent k of said County for +B pean ing the. of February A D }, & ng one year fromaaid date, the County furnish ilding: nece! the use of par-jes contracting. the dst,.of Mey: next ensuing By order of the E Supervisor . jan 3 JOHNS LAMBERT, Clerk. HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING STORE TO THEIR OLD STAND : Cortiey Pirie & Commercial Sts. f Tt HE IMPENDING CRISIS,” How to ineet ItUse Perry Davis Vegatable Pain Killer = Bay Rum For sale by 5. F S?ENGR. A. BLOCK, s. FURTH,’ §; BEOCK, sr. part thereof, and for such other or further relief, or f other relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said comof the said Court, at Office, in the city of Nevada, . (3 Watches and Jewelry made 4nd Repaired. £$ Will be taken Cheaper than the Sac. Union of Oct. 7th, 1859,), the official, jst.asrefi Premiua vat be and in‘its . ! T= Subscriber would respectfully inform his-. ! Geo. R. Laneaster, the well known Bar, at the Na}/ Tobe found in Nevada. He hopes by strict a‘ten(debt) with interest on the said sum of $454 20 from . , “the 25th day of April, 1@59, atthe rate of three per . ! to the highest . . saleon the PREMISES on THURSDAY. =a H 3 day of February A;D. 1860 between the te ake . > o'clock A. M, and’S 6’clock P. M. of said day. 'Tak-” 1) Gon ra EE . P At Cost At Cost! S; LUBECK & C®8,; WE OFFER TO THE Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. The Largest Stock of Millinery Ever” Kept in the Mountains AT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES, Consisting partly of Figured and Plain DeLaines, Figured Cashmeres; English and Freiich Merinos; Modé Colored Thibets. —— ALSO —— ALL SHADES IN SATIN, SILK AND VELVE® STRAW NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, AND . Misses’ Flats. . ‘ : : Ld mc cr WILL BE SOLD AT Reduced Prices. otegars > AND OTHER GOops IN PROPORTION LADIES WILL PLEASE Cail Mariy AND SECURE BARGAINS FOR THE HOLFDAYS. = ORDERS FROM THE PROWPTLY ATTENDED TO. S. Lubéck' € Co. KIDP'& KNOX’S Brick Building NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, Tis Latgest and Best Selected A EARGE STOCK OF DOMESTICS “ os HARVEY HUNT, M D. RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. sn te : stertda olesale & Re s. DRUGGISTS & abornéch IES ——AND DEALERS IN —— Paints,QOilss>. 5°Vérnishes, eS ome . Patent Medicires and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof. brick, 32 Main strect, . ORPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HUUSE Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859.—tf. : , FLOUR And Grain Store, 4. 2D. EB: Lackwon's Brick Balldiag No. 24 Commercial'St., Nevada. Int BE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING 4. £220m, bslow,a large consignafent of flour, Barley; Ground Barley, ‘Middlings, “ Shorts, Bran, Feed and Grain of all kinds, which I wil-aell to theTrade at the LoWEST MARKET RATES. ; : Thave now on-hand ani for Sale 600 Sacks of Ficur; ' 200qr “ of Corn Meal; 300 Sacks of Wheat; 50 do Chicken Feed; I00 do Bran and Shorts; 150 do Middlings;* 25 do Oats; 700 do Barley; fics 100 do Ground Barley; 30 do Graham Flour, 50 Whole Corn, ' The-attention of dealers is invited as I am selling the best’ kitd of Flour, eit @arranted, lower than any other pluce in the City” , aes eat 3 RK. FINNIE. Nevada, Dec 16, I859-tf. oe CITY TAXES. CITY MaRsHat's OrFics, ~~ “ Nevada, December 17, 18%. Y Virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the wae of Trusteés, of the City of Nevada on the 809 "ay of November’ 1859, a Tax was . tevied' upon all the assessed and taxable property within the corporate limits ofthe Qity of Nevada, for the fiscal year ending May 1861, of Sfty cents uponeach one hundred dollarsof assessed value, also a poll tax of one dollar upop each ma‘e inhabitant of sai city, twenty-one years of age andover. By the same ordinance, it is made the duty of the City Marsha? to pubhwith give notice by publication in & newspaper paylished mm this City, that said ‘axes are duevand able, and to collect the same. I herevy give notice, in accordance with the above’ mentioneéyordinance, that from and after THURSDAY, Dee. ath, T-will be found. at my Office, in Flagg’s Brick Bui-ding;i over S$arrington & Patterson’s, from 10 o’clock A: M.;to 4 0’tloelb P. M-, to receive naid Paxesd 4)) property on Whieh-s#xes shall remain due and unpaid on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY; A. D. 1860, will be advqptised according jto law as de linquent, and be'salyect to extra charges as per Ordinance, made and provided, Property holders and inhabitants are notified that the law in regard tothe collectionof C y Taxes, will be strictly enforced. . E. O. TOMPKINS, City Marshel. OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP, LINE, TO PANAMA. Atlantic an d_ Pacifie Steamship Company. es Carrying the Great Through Mails ! By Authority of the United States Government. The well-known ‘arid hight ™ Lx = ~ popular Steamship ASA = CORTES, BLETHEN SS 302.2. 35 3b cf tlmmmiander, « Will leave Mission Street Wharf, with the soe: de U. 8, Mails, Passengers and Treasure . ON THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1860 :At9 o'clock. A. M., pungtualig, -~ For Panama, Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall, with the magnificent Steamship SM. # AORTH STAR,: . PSS Sap 55 he . i” A. G. JONES,.~...Commander, r WEW; YORK, and Stcamship ANIEL WEBSTER, For NEW ORLEANS via Havana. a4 Passengerséy.thistive sre landed:at Panama, free of expertise, by the steamors ofthe Panama Railroad Company, andére immediately transported to Aspinwall. fear kept The NORTH STAR is unstrpassed by any Steamship in the California trade for sPRED, SAFETY and COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. No registra+ tion of tickets at Aspinwall Passengers are berthed: at San Francisco for the threugh trip, and nc charges ‘needbe incurred between San Francisco and New, ; Yogtes‘enetpe os Railroad charge, 10 cents. per . pound on extra baggage (50 pounds baggageéret,) + The NORTH ST is fitted : eh ¥ State Rooms in her Saloon for Seeond Bale passengers, ae J.T. WRIGHT, Agent. S. EB. corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, San Francisco. The ORIZABA will be succeeded by ‘the splendid steamship. -.. seeeeee. Capt. A. T. Fletcher, leaving Jany. 20, E860. kk, B. All povsona-dre-forbid trusting ary Ofe on aceowthtortive i *bove'ships or owners without a written order from the Agent. REMOVAL. BOOTS AN D SHOES! CONNELL & PENNY: € = Ge +9 ‘Broad Street, [Opposite the Post Office.] Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the F { public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of +.-7,. BOOTS AND SUGES, Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. Alsoa full assortment of Philadelphia work, for. Ladies wear. Bankerts Boots, and all kinds of Rubber wear. Those in want of ‘ _. , A Custom Made Article ! Can be accommodated in a styie unsurpassed, and afit guaranteed. We allow none to comare with-us in : : Making and Repairing ! Yee CONNELL & Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859, $ =a CITY MARKET. JAMES MONROE, ‘Fresh Beef, Pork,’ Vegetables, &e. Broad street, Nefada. Opposite the Virginia House. F@P All ORDERS delivered every morning, Dec. 233m * —_—————— eee COX, FRANCIS & Co. Late Speer & Co.= -% 4 toe ‘ > Forwarding, Warglouse and Com mission Merchants, ORNER Batters and Broadway sires ; CPrancisco Wo attend te payjug dvetghte on receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. + Goods shipped in onr care from Eastern cities, wild ‘be atténded toon arrival aiid forw. i patch to any pert of the dountr popups ® a Cash Advances made on m andi i — i, consigned. erchandiso ~aivegaae al ; ould respectitity refer to th: Merchants an Bankers of $42 Francl eegenc rally. nov.25-3 Aisate~ —— ee LEE€HESFOR SALE, __ by BLE. ay mvereey