August 15, 1860 (4 pages)

z i if i Mi FF : i eH Fetit : ; : 7; ges HY n = af a i A § Ft Such, Land of Song! art thou to me; From « Northland bleak and cold Inend my barque, and its freight shall be All blessed hopes, and the melody That minstrel lips have told. O1 beautiful land, with thy golden strand, Shining for evermore— I shall yet regain thy shore ! "at tb Golden Gate Like an aneho red barque, my soul shall wait. NOON AND MORNING. There are gains in all our losses, There are balms for all our pain ; But when youth, the dream departs, It takes something from our hearts, And it never comes again . We are strenger, and are better, Under manhood’s sterner reign ; Still we feel that something a» eet Followed youth with flying feot, And will never come again . Bomething beautiful is vanished, And we sigh for it in vain, We behold it everywhere, On the earth and in the air— But it never comes again . ee Exrraorpinary Case.—The New York Evening Post of July 16th, relates the following case: Qn the Lith July, a boy named Wm. Chalmers, 14 years of age, residing at No. 230 West Thirty-Third street, was fatally injured by a sorereing circular saw, in the workshop of Mr. Dubois, in Thirteenth street, near Tenth avenue while in the act of clearing away the saw dust from beneath the saw, The saw entered hia skull about four inches posterior to the margin of the ear, traversing the skull forward to the roote of the nose, penetrating the brain toa depth of about two anda half inches. The probe of ite weight dropped into the substance of the brain more thao two inches. When bronght to the New York Hospital, aod from the time the accident occurred up to the 14th, he suffered no pain, and was very cheerful, speaking lightly of the injuries he had received. On Saturday morning the disorganized substance of the brain, mingled with indammator product, began to protrude through the wound, and paralysis of the left arm supervened about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Until this time the deceared made no complaint; his intellect appeared to be perfectly clear, conversing freely with bie attendants, But inflamation having setin, it was evident that death must shortly ensue, He lingered until yesterday morning, (15th July,) when he died. Dr, Tutbill, who bad the case in charge, says that it is the most remarkable case of longevity he ever witnessed. The medical faculty at the Hospital were very desirous to buld « post mortem examination, but say they were denied the privilege by the coroner and the relatives of deceased. Lange Lrsrarizs,—The largest library in the world, is that of the British Museum, and.contains 40 miles of shelves. The Imperial Library of St. Petersburg stands next {a size, and contains about 580,000 volumes. The Imperial Library of Vienna, probably contains somewhat under 400,000 volumes, including MSS. The Royal Library of Berlin, about half a million; Munich, somewhat fewer; Copenhagen, about 400,000; Breslau, 350,000; Dresden, $00,000; the University Library at Gottingen 360,000. The famous library of the Vatican, is less remarkable for the number of its volumes, tban for the value of its MSS., and the inaccessibility of itstreasures. The number of printed books is variously estimated at between 300,000 and 500,000! The former, however, is considered nearer the truth, The value of the manuccript collection, believed to number about 25,000, cannot be over estimated. The books are kept in closed cases, and there is no oatalogue—two causes of the mystery which surrounds collection. The princ = llery of the library ie about a thousand feet in length. Warre Wives Among Tae Inptans.—The Chatfield Spey . Democrat eays that two white women are living at the Agencies, near that lace, with Indian husbands. One of them, Kirs Renville, came from Illinois about eighteen months ago, and, after a vigorous courte ship, won the consent of ber dusky mate, and married him that she might elevate the race. She is now Henching the Indian girls to bake and sew, and tc do household labor generally, and her husband is said to be quite proud of her. The other, Mre, Oberday, me enamored of one of the braves at Washington, where he had gone with othersof his tribe te complete a treaty, and she followed him to bie home on the prairie. _~-Tas Cost.—The city government of New York appropriated $30,000 for the reception of the Japanese. Bills for their entertainment came in to the amount of $125,000. The Mesars. Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, charged the modest sum of $137 sg day for each guest, making their whole claim $91,000. Pretty good for two weeks’ board for seventy Japanese, who, when at home, live chiefly on rice, ata cost of less than a dime a day! Among the items are 10,000 bottles of champagne. One would suppose that the Japs not enly drank, bat took a daily ewim in the sparkling fluid. Ancient. Eoyrr.—The reckless prodigality with which, in ancient Egypt, the upper classes squandered away the labor and ives of the fe perfectly startling, In this respect, monuments yet remaining abundant! ve, they stand alone and without a riva e may form some idea of the almost incredible waste, when we hear that two thousand men thi i ing a single cowtsfrons Mlephantize to Bale; thot ten entet of the Red Sea alone, cost the lives of one hunseater athe Freie ant of three hundred and sixty Ee abe men for weeka they had revalue of nearwork on ber, FOURTE Gift Entertainment! — oO Fr— CHAS. W. YOUNG. IN PRIZES, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED On Saturday, Sept. 15th 1860. In the Order of the Drawn Numbers. having during her lifetime given once or twice. She held the memory of the poet in great reverance, which is the contrary to the received view. rere GREAT DISTRIBUTION !! Something that has never been Done! 95,075 IN WATCHES, $1,350 IN DIAMONDS, 9500 IN CASH. $5,575 in the Most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry. 1 A magnificent diamond broach, consisting of 26 brilliants of the first water, with a large single stone 4 scarf pin attached—total value. A California gold and quartz cane head. .. A mammoth size chronometer watch, first quality, made by Danell, London, No. 6897, English case, with heavy gold fob chain and bracelet at5A ee dilver gOoblet.e.ssseseeeeseeeseeens BB GA doable movement, independent second, gold hunting case lever watch, 33 fine, ruby jewels, t, No. 13056. 7 Large fine silver age . English lever watch chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond cap—John Pemberton maker, No 6113. ..+++ 8 A fine gold paging Seen lever watch—L. & M. T. Levitt, No. S2670..sccrsceccccveees 9 Large fine silver hunting English lever watch— LOUIS CELARIE’S GREAT DISTRIBUTION, TO COME OFF ON Thursday, November Ist, 1860. $650 500 3 10 4 $'7,158,00 IN JEWELRY, GIVEN AWAY!! 273 Valuable Prizes! I want it distinctly understood this is nota Raffle or. 49 — al tance an ean * gold ‘cap, 19 Mm Gift Entertainment. It is designed to obtain work and ruby jewels—Mathez Freres, No. 10157 .,..190 customers, and to this end every one who will bring me. 1 bm ve bg, ar hse consisting of 26 dis10 work to do in the Jewelry, Watchmaking, or Daguerrean 12 car poh broach and ear rings, Onyx stone. iy vid business, I will present with as many tickets as they will . 13 A fine gold ounting anchor lever watch—Nikel expend dollars in my line. Those who want Watches 7° yaaa gold cap, ruby jewels—Matile, No, 190 cleaned or repaired, or any Jewelry or Daguerrean work done, have only to pay me the regular price. The work work will be warranted—watches for one year—and besides obtaining the work at the going rates, they will receive as many tickets in my Great Distribution as they 14 Fine gold bracelet...++. 05+ Pipae cravat 16-18 Four fine gold fob chains, each $90, $65, $66, 18 eee ee eee eweeeeeseee Sone eee e eee eeenee $18. 19 A fine gold hunting lever watch, center quarter and side quarter seconds, Chronometer time keeper—patented 1869, No. 19854.,... 260 expend dollars for work. Remember that I will not raise . 20 Single stone emereld ring... 669.9 sueesens 20 the price of my work. Purchasers need not have the s ae tag om + Ryuapgarga beso ewer work done now, but at any time hereafter the tickets will . 22 A gold magic cased % plate English lever watch, be good for watch repairing or likenesses. oem balance--Arnold, sham & Co., ons ‘0. TIT eee POTTTYT ry ere eee 23-26 Four silver hunting American lever watches, made by American Manufacturing Co., each $56. 220 27 A beautiful diamond pin, ruby center and ten GAMONGS,. 6600 cers sveerocese cere socscvccecsees 100 28 A large gold hunting English lever watch—E. D Johnson Kiet of Prizes. 1 One fine gold hunting watch, ruby jewels, chro29 ‘An opal and ruby cross . pemete lance, David Taylor maker, No 28017 .$260. $0 9) Two fine ailver hunting “Engi h lever . Oe evee see eseeercererssens eeecceceer cece Wm. Robinson, Liver; each $55. aid 8 One gold hunting English lever, chronometer bal; 4 bh—J Ma Minh a. a6 5 ie Ses Eng He Weeveen Sar 38-37 Five diamond rings, each $70, 40, 60, 30,20. 210 pend hunting, English lever, ‘chronomoter balpages 38-39 Two fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, each full jeweled, No, 8406 5 One very fine hunting, O88, BO crsvccavcecs sopeccevseveccsne cooveses OB ty jewels, No. 17281.. +000 PETTITT 156 ‘ 6 One fine gold hunting, straight line lever, ruby # loves sy a een oe bed 216 jewels and ruby pallets, A. Adams, No. 10818. 185) 4) 44 Four beautiful regard rings, each $18.. 72 1 One fine di oe me seccecooce edeeereovees 32 45-47 Three ruby rings, each GAD ccocce ; pod aoe, aebll tenets, tistic cameo #et... HY 48 Fine gold hunting cm lever watch, chronometer 10 bpd Moen diamond rae oe 16 ny A see » aan Neen Unpeerere ven 11-12 Two gold opal rings, each $18. . 36 49.80 jad i. ooecee era £5 TS of poedeses Oeevee , pal rings, each $10...secseees 20 18 One very fine set coral sleeve buttons 26 61-61 Eleven fine gold vest chains, each $60, 36, 46 14 oo ey ring. 4 in oe Hm oe eeee sees o» 60. 60, 35, 42 2, 86 40, 12 dein 15 A very heavy hunting, silver, English lever wate ” te’ alton . ane levee Watehes. full rub Jewel , chronometer balanced No. 7435. 90 pase ug ye ri wi : icone We : ho a . gy acy noe Naess $18, 18, 14, 15, 16, 16 168 . ° fine gold necklace and var rings, set with pearls, 65 26 A very fine gold Florentine cameo set.. re) ee ee et oe Oem ad0 Two aplodid gold pearl riage. p06 36.1 77"* y9p. 17-80 Four pearl-set rings, each $20, 16, 1, 12 . 62 9-30 » rings veo neeee ‘i i Si-B2 Two tne gold guard chaing $02, each. ‘a ® Five gol! buntig ngliah lever watch engraved 33 A beattiful fine ya COMOO 6Ct.4..-002+0+ 45) go Pine silver English lever watch, chronometer 84 A fine hunting, rilver, English lever watch, chrobalance, full jeweled and diamond cap, Stoddart nometer selaneed full jeweled No, 70018.. 74 Bros. London, No. 7036 ! 70 RE ra are ; Mia setiatael tates “aaa: an \ 41 A balttraia fob, buck, locket, seal'and vey". 45 . gy Wintel» with chataline to match. ..,. 48 A splendid gold aad corel ont lean ond earrings 70 “jeweled, each $30 epaenys slap 49 A hunting, silver, atraight line lever, double time " ehedeeCeceenseereeceuaned 2 tes observatory time piece, ruby jewels, re ee 86 06 ee Seo diamond pip, consisting of eight pure 50-51 Two fine gold vest chains $40, 46.,.. 86 eee hover reer ecesevecwycntsrebnceeres 62 A vory fine gold set, opal and quarts broach and ae pang aie mosaic sete, broseh and car 60 Cat TORR ecss scent vsvivncesisssesscessseeds 16 gp 50tbree pair of gold asmicts, each 60.000. St Hear 4 pene begun gd ge mon te $16, 40,15 63! 102 Fine gold hunting lever watch, gold cap, para5 ‘WO Ene Gor ves. Charns . Wearbbeh dh Ea trees 16 chute and compensation--Ate. Favre, Brandi 58 A fine hnnting, silver, English lever, strong platTaher op ps ‘ 126 tain, full jeweled, chronometer balanced Roshell, 108-104 Two fine plated tea sets, consisting of coffee 7 t, tea and choceolate do., sugar bowl, slop 10, 10 wl and milk pitcher, each set worth $60.. 120 68 A wold hunting. trl bt line f mle Tare oe knife, fork and spoon, each wariar plate, No. S1021 sgrts ssstss $0] 109 Pine gold anchor lever watch, nike ‘movement, oats Pa tal na Proc tad tle jd Pe 58 ld wheels, ruby jowels, Racine Perrot, makur,. 135 ree igen « 50 . 110119 Ten fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, ea. 74 A fine hunting silver lever watch, No. 1306 45 $38, 30, 60, 86, 82, 82, 86, 20, 36.26. ... . 346 15-16 Two very Ane gold enameled lockets, es. $18. 36 120 Fine gold hunting anchor lever watch, full jew717-81 er sets, broaches and ear rings, $75, 46 GD, 1B, TB cvoeiscnoaerscorcvegoccccscessces oe O20 82-86 Five sets broaches and ear rings, each $25. 126 87-89 Three fine sets broaches and ear rings, $10, 18 eled—Breting, maker C0cede cocevece coeess 121-122 Two sete broach and ear rings, pearls, each 128 Pies ert English 1 toh ne Silver hunting ah lever wa _ Yates, Lond ED ics acekaiipre deed ater tia his cas tcstsoe es ates on : , @0. 90-105 Seventeen Californie rings $10, 28, 6, 8, 7, 7; 4128 Five seta broach and ear ring h TALC Se 4 Y ahd he , 60, 50, 85, 267 100-120 Fiheto dns id Uady'e Tile we 28, 129 A fine gold magic case chronometer waieh, ruby + , ’ J i etetee 12-188 Dood Pal pe 1 by hes, $16, 6, 13, ia jewels and caps——Racine Perrot, No, 38467.. 276 sets, broach and ear 10, 15, 15, 15, 12, 12, 10, 10, 6, 6, 6, 6,6, 10.,. 184 189-140 Two sets studs and sleove buttons $25, 12. 37 141-144 Four sets studs $15, 6, 6, 6. 33 130-131 Two Dy Etruscan rings, each $55, 88.. 182-183 Two mosaic sets each ee eeee + #e arenes 146-166 Eleven sete gold sleeve buttons $18, 12,10, . Wate Stun jeweled nnn ns ona we sab.tsh Phe tends Ghee 6s. yf Veesers = 185-186 Two sets mosaic ear rings, each $16.. 3% ‘our masonic pins $7, abort Fee n ee ee ewes eeeeeeeneeneeeenes sens 168-174 Seven gold and jet crosses $18, 8, 16, i; 13, 141 One chain bracelet.. ogee 60 142-144 Three gold and enameled breaches, each $10 145-146 Two gold Etruscan broaches, $28, $25.. 147 Small gold hunti 8, 8 is nS 176-146 Two gents gold scarf pins $12, 18. 6." 117 A amall compass. . 008 eeeeeeeses oes lever watch, chronometer 178-182 Five fine gold necklaces $25, 18, 26, 18, 80. 116 balance, full jeweied, No. 14677.. «ss.» 80 ay ene pee oge $14, 12, 15, 12, 6, 148-152 Five s‘asonic pins, each $0, 10, 7, 7, 7,.. 40 i Pine ivwhs 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 168-156 Three cross pins, each $10, Rica icc 23 » 4, 8, 8, 3, 8, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, ‘ 156 Gold hunting anchor lever watch, M. J. Tobias, 217 A fine ivory and silver seal 8 werpool, NO. 10005.+. ses seeesees i) ee] ded crest oe © 8 Si 12 . 157-168 Two American shield pins, each $10. 20 994-230 Seven allver pen holders each 84 Be . RSE Fie et tiie pies, co 00. = 231-232 Two coral necklaces $8, 7.. . ee : : A 1 cate ae cay io. Se ee a SO ee 233-286 Four pairs very fine gold ear rings $35, 25, 76 os (272 Gola hunting English lever, wareb, full jeweled POPE OE REO EEE Eee Hee eee eee ee es eee en teee en case—J oward, Liver Na ccoccces 108 7 pip pen get We DRI css 000:0660 00 canede 33 172-173 Two jet crogs ear rings, each tio, . . 2 280-200 Tenty-two goid finger rings $8, 7,8, 8 10, ints” ee, i'n are, CARO hae 8 i309 1,1, 1, 1. 1, 7, 8. 6, 6, 6, 6, 12, 10, 4, 4, $,4;,188 . 190-101 Two silver goblets, each $20.... 261hree magnificent Lady’s rings €45, 35, 28. 108 . 192-194 Three pairs gold sleeve buttons, each $9. 27 264 ‘ L hunting silver watch, detached lever, full 195-198 Four pairs enam’ld sleeve buttons, each $14 ssckcane ceeeebesl ccitca@aathidsveccscs, Gb 12.10. 0 4 265 A California specimen breast pin.... 18 SG Peni ala halal tale Soret 266-267 Two fine gold guard chains $75, 90. 168 . 39° he gle aM aos ie 268-269 Two splendid quarts seals $75, 48. 128 . 901-204 Four enamoled crosses, $8, 6, 5, 6 rere © 270-271 Two fine gold vest chains $85, 56... 140 205 One silver card case So euay van tiene ty 20 272 A splendid diamond set, cross and ear rings. 800 . 906207 Two set sleve buttons and atuds, $40, 18. 58 278 Seite tate eons in hove I vet 208-218 Ten gt crosses,$8, 8, 8, 7, 7 6, % 6,5,3. 64 Cooper, maker, No 19048. eeponnecceccneces os O00 = “5 ie cee ° ~ = ark ° a heed MOI G00» sensecnnr’y 000004000 MGR LEE tee tee eee cee 2283 One fine gold pen and pencil case. 224 One silver DOX... ce ceeeees . The abo ticl i above articles will be disposed of by a Committee 226-226 Two gold and cora! necklaces, # selected by the audience, each 227-229 Three card baskets, each $9... 6.6005 MICHETS.000.0.6.6ccceceeeees8R OO, . 280-282 Three gold barcelots, $40, 40, 26. LOUIS C 238-238 Three gold chatalnines, $96, $0, 28. EI ARIE oO specimen pins, $9, 8... e M So — Three quarts pias, Sh6 geet ‘ 42 xteen fine go roaches, , 20, 20, 12 NEVADA FOUNDRY AND ve os hl 12, 12, 12) 18, 11, 11, 11,9, 6, 6.. 201 wo 0, erseecccceoccteses TO Machine Shop. 960-262 Four locket roaches, $18 cach. oa 263 One quarts set, broach and era rings. . oe & 264 One jet broach and ear rings..... 18 265-267 Three enameled sets, broach and ear rings, $70, 30, 28.. 128 AVING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES . 205 Ot Wusrts bracelet. .. ~ 269 One set coral sleeve buttons... ‘ uw in the above business, we are now peepee to do all . 270-274 Five California gold buckles, 80 kinds of CASTING with neatness and dispatch. We have . 275.276 Two California fob buckles, #30, 14.. “4 tools superior to those of any other Foundry in the Mountains and Patterns for all kinds of SAW AND QUARTZ MILL MACHINERY, Pumps, and Car Wheels, from 8 to 15 inches in diameter. Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awni: We also manufacture STEA ENGINES, of 271-280 Four fine gold sets with carbuncles, $60, 60, 1 . PPPS OS eH ee EE EE REE ee Hee ee ee HHH eens The above articles will be disposed of, by a committee Posts, &c. selected by vote of the audience, us on former occasions. all — from 8 to * horse er. TIC > Ps SONG a@ Any one wanting work done, will do well to call and examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. Nevada July 14th 1800. GS . W. YOUNG. ving aod fttisy Doors. Window Shutters, asd ell site t rs, fron Workabout Brick Buildings." “™4 SH other) LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!!! PS ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED T0,-ean. WM HEUGH, JNO, MCARTHUR. & BuIBBaAT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Near the N Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Paris, WHO WAS AWARDED THE Becond Promium, Nevada, January, 1860.—if BLACK 2 EUGHEHs’ Steam Sash Factory, Pine Street, Corner of Stiga, rear of Court House, Ni ANUFACTURERS OF DOOR: SH . that he will take a before, the most beau’ and Binds, Window Frames, Casings, Wet rt of every variety aap Jobbing attended te at Short Notice. Nevada, June 15th 1859.—37-tf UNDERTAKING. FP SE CROS RSD Ravens sont FOND F 3 Benen arent to do UNDERTAKING on left at the SHOP, Broad opposite Withington’s. peta cay to by Cc. VES Nevada June let 1069.—35-1f ° bs spe er. ot Wet : aasmnadia ascan beteken in the a Cheaper Rates than Heretofere. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and pemted in Oilor Pastil Colors. His long experience in the Daguerrean the su Shed veya fs tls place and Be Oe Loa cu Lande beawtiiel Gueeveeeek arth inate of see the pictures ofthe best galleries which is the Dest. EN i tess: 5 Nowie bept Tibet a. BS 110 . 2 ee CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY 2 ‘ stages of thi seny will leave age tote ofiee, 08 wiTIoN AL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada, FOR SACRAMENTO. Leaves Nevada st 1 o'clock. A. M., sud arrivi Sacramento in time for the 2 o’elock boats for San FOR MARYSVILLE. pamed office. morning, at 63¢ Grasa Vi , every ae, ed NMeyevito o'clock stages at clock, passing b; $s Ranch aod Bar, ; in to connect with the Company’s to Shasta. FOR FORBST CITY. Leaves every morning at 7 o’clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. os Bikes Leaver day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s " Senbus ty, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and fag, . at Orleans Fist at12M. Returning, Leaves Orleans Fla at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’clock, conaville and Sacramento — a JAMES HAWORTH, Prea’t. C. 8. Co. W. 8S. McRopanm, Agent, Nevada. _W. 8. McRosunrs, Agent, Neves. _. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Broad Street, Nevada. J. H. HELM, Proprietor. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM HIS friends. and the public generally, that in consequence of the great increase of his business, and in order to accommodate all his customers, he bas purchased the stand opposite the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up in elegant atyle. He keeps constantly on heud A STOCK OF FAST HORSES, And would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Public. HORSES KEPT BY THE DAY OR WEEK ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. J. HARVEY HELM. nnn nen nn LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. J. A. LANCASTER, Formerly of the Oriental Stables, would inform bis friends and the public generally, that he has added extensively to bis already Largeand Elegant Establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c. &c., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turnouts as can be found in the State, Well «rained, fleet and ~-— Saddle Horses, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen, will be ready at all times. A long experience at the business, and an earnest deaire to retain the confidence of bis friends, leads him to believe he will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery Carriages always in readiness, with careful drivers, tor the use of Balls, Parties, &. The quality of my wees hiny pelt me to ny See a seeki: leasure, or eng in business, would do to give ine o eal. J. A. LANCASTER. _ Sau Aruaciscs Cobertisements. GEORGE T. GRIMES, Front Street, San Francisco. AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA, sOLE the eae pal Grove ries as +» being endor*e Malning mperiot JAMES PATRICK & CO., San Francisco, SOLE AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA, LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS. Fas To all parts of California and Utah Territory, connecting at Marysville and Nevada with Reliable Expresses to all parts of California. The Atlantic States and Europe. wae Wo will dispatch Daily Expresses to and from ali-@e POINTS NORTH OF NEVADA, And every SATURDAY MORNING, to the following places in Utah Territory : 40. FRANKTOWN, Washoe Valley, GENOA, Carson VaNey. CHINATOWN, Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown, Virginia City, and Walker River Mines. wa All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, en50 . closed in our Government-franked Envelopes, and indorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake,’’ will be forwarded and reach their destination sooner than by any other line. a@ TREASURE, Packages and Letters tranamitted to and — the above pointe with unrivaled dispatch and security. GOLD DUST and COIN, forwarded to all parts of the United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as low rates as can be done by any house with security. Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied by faithful Messengers. NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &., collected or negotiated, and all orders attended to promptly. Purchases of every description made. Forwarding of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature, attended to intelligently snd with promptitude. Office In Nevada, next door below W Fargo & Co’s. wees JOHN PATTISON, Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf PONY EXPRESS. NINE DAYS From San Francisco to New York. THE CENTRAL OVERLAND PONY EXPRESS COMPANY will start their LETTER EXPRESS from San Francisco to New York and intermediate points On Friday, the 6th day of April next, And upon every Friday thereafter, at 4 o'clock P. M. Letters will be receiv Monday night. Agent. -~OFFICE— Alta Telegraph Office, Main St., Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will be received at Carson Ci until 6 o’elock P. . every Wednesday. nd SCHEDULE TIME FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK. For Telegraphic Dispatohes.....Nine Da Letters will be between Gan Francisco and Salt Lake rag Sty. 82 ver 4 ounce and under, and at that cae ae will be subject to the same il letters mach bo encheoed tn ctannged epvshopen. , WM. W. FINNEY, Agent C. OQ. P. Express Company. ANTED TO HIRE 500 CORDS WOOD Wasne Inqure of J.M. 77 Broad Street. Rare ¥LUEID CT OF BUCHU— For Sale . at Nevada until 9 o’clock every . adopted with i E ‘ E : ° > bal g o os Ee. z "3 D. 1860, in favor of JOHN WHITTLE VID McHENRY, for the sum of fifteen h dollars and fifty cents, with interest on $1,504,650 from the 13th day of July 1860, at the rate of two per ogg! month, together with $60 costs of suit, for the sale of the following described ype J to wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, D. McHenry, in and to a certain Ranch situated . tember, a. p. in Nevada township and county and State of California known as the Cold ps igs J or McHenry’s Ranch, containtaing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, Notice is hereby given that I will ex at public sale all he above deacri property, to highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in the City of Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, August 22d 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock 4. Mm. and 4 o’clock P. Mm. Given under my hand this 31st day rly $2 D. 1860. eo J. B. VAN HAGAN, McConnell & Garber, Plaintiff's Att’y. HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an ExS ecution issued out of the Hon. District Court of the . matter of the petition 14th Judicial District, in and for the State of California Pursuant to an and County of Nevada, to me directed and delivered, for . of said County Court, notice a Judgment rendered in said Court on the 10th day of . Creditors of the said insolven July a. D. 1860, in favor of COLLINS & CO., and against + before the Hon. David Belden HARRIGAN & MULLOY, for the sum of five hundred dolurt in the City and County of Nevads on . lars and fifty-one cents, debt, with interest on the said . September 4. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock 4. ™., . sum of $500,61 from the 10th wo bo July 1860, at the . to show cause hry Dy 3 can, = the . rate of ton per cent per year, together with $60,50 costs of . solvent should not be granted, ap ! Ht fe shee suit: Ihave levied upon and seized the following de. estate be made, and he be from debts 4 scribed reperty to wit: All the right, title and interest . jiabilities, in pursuance of the sts’ in such cases of the within named defendants J. Harrigan and P. Mul-/. and provided, and in the meantime all proceedings against loy, of in and to a certain set of Mining claims and Mining . said insolvent be stayed. . ground located on Jones’ Bar, on South Yuba River, Ne-. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this Slst day vada county, and State of California, commonly known as prenoes of May 4. p. 1860. and called the Hibernia Mining Co., or John Richards & . J geal. JOHN 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. Co's. Mining claims. Also, all of defendants’ interest in. {~~ By Jos. M. Lavy, Deputy, and tothe Mining claims known asthe China Mining Geo. 8. Hupp, Att’y for Petitioner. 34-50 claiis, located on Jones’ Bar South Yuba river, together . —____________ with all tools and implements connected with said mining NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In District claims, or appurtenant thereto. Also, defendants’ interof the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State . est in and to a certain frame building and the lot upon . fornia, in the matter of the petition of PATRICK KEN. which it stands, located on Jones’ Bar, and occu ied by . NEDY, an Insolvent Debtor: Pursuant defendants as a dwelling house. Also, all the right title . Hon, Niles Searls, Ju of the said District Court, . and interest of the above named defendents in and to a . ig hereby given to all the creditors of . certain ditch, known as Harrigan & Mulloy’s Water Ditch. . patrick Leoeeet . to be and appear before . Said ditch oe about one-uwalf mile below Hoyt’s . Bridge, on the South Yuba Kiver, and running to the lower end of Jones’ Bar. Netice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale . all the above deseri property, to the highest bidder for . cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on . WEDNESDAY the 22d day of Auguat a, p. 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. = Searls aforesaid, in open Court, at said Court in the City and gry! of Nevada, day of September, a. p. 1860, at 10 o’clock a. m. . day, then and there to show cause, if any the prayer of said Insolvent should not be and assignment ot his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such cases made and provided ; and in the meantime . Given under my hand this 31st day of July 4. p. 1860. . all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. J.B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff N. C. a “Withess my hand and the Seal of said Court, . €. Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney, 44-td L.8. this 6th day of August, a. p. 1880, . a “§xo° 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. By Jos. M. Lavat . . P. Hawley Att'y for Petitioner. ty. agaa Ordinance Number 45. EVYING A ROAD AND POLL TAX AND roviding for the collection of the same. The Trustees of the City of Nevada ordain as follows: fxg OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bloomfield, ra. Know all men by these presents, that I, BRIDGET HOLLAND, wife ef Robert Holland of said township, county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare, and make known . my intention tocarry on business on my own account, and fn my betta omen . oy preg 2 : coe gen =e act of the legislature of the State of California, entit e ‘an act to sutharian married women to transact business . Sxction 1. A Road Tax of four dollars is ey yarn . in thelr own name as gole raters,” naqgeres April Le pe corked bya nd ase between the ages 1852; awdJ further declare that said business will be . of tw " is that of farming and etock raining in said township of . Sxc. 2. Itshall be the duty of the City Marshal to colBloomfield, and county of Nevada, and that the amount . lect the Road Tax, and for this purpose he is of capital invested in this business does uot exceed five . vested with the same authority as is conferred u thousand dollars. Qavenenee, by me on eo <i — In witness whereof, I have hereunto sct my hand and . ‘‘an act concern e BD waysia count seal this the 2d day of July a. p. 1860. and the tax shall be collected in the manner er in said act. BRIDGET y HOLLAND. Si@. 3. The Clerk of the Board shall mark. i In the presence of Owen Rice. Witness to the mark Levi Ayres. State of California, County of Nevada. Township of . Bloomfield, #8. On this, the 2d day of ~ 1860, before me, Levi Ayres, a Justice of the Peace and for the xaid Bloomfield Township, Nevada county, personallypeared Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, personally known to me to be the individual described in, and who executed the above declaration asa party thereto, and that said Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, having been by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, acknowledged to me on examination, apart from and without the hearing of her said husband, that ahe executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her said husband, and that she did not wish to retract the execution of the same. . Jn witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and . Sealin the township and county aforesaid, the day and . year first above written. LEVI AYRES, J. P. OLL BRIDGE NOTICE.—Notice ts hereby . P*y™ent of each and every poll tax, the Marshal 7 given, tans the wateastgnes will apply to the yo iver one of ui receipts, countersigued by himself, to of Supervisors of Nevada County, on Monday August 6t . 1860, or as soon thereafter «1 hearing can be had, for . S&C. 7. To enforce the collection of renewal of license to keep a Toll Bridge on the South Yuba, known as Webber's Bridge. JOHN WEBBER. Nevada July 34 1860.—404w and deliver to the Marshal a sufficient number of a which shall be numbered and signed by the Clerk. receipts shall be countersigned by the Marshal and ered to persons paying the road tax, and the shall specify in each receipt so delivered, tax is paid in labor or money. Suc. 4. The Marshal shall keep a correct lat of names of all persons pa: og Oe road tax in the names of th fhm hon labor, and shall same to the Board on the first of each \° monies collected on the road tax, less his Marshal shal! pay over to the City Treasurer, under the direction of the Board of Trustees es. PYnec. 5. There shall beand is hereby levied upon male inhabitant of the , of twenty-one years of age and upwards, a poll tax of one dollar, by Fg hae. May 1861 ; and it is hereby made the duty of M to collect the same. Sc. 6. The Clerk of the Board shall prepare and deliv. er to the Marshal proper blank poll taz receipts, which shall be numbered axa signed. ‘by the Clerk.” © deee Q Ordinance Number 44 Te PROHIBIT NOISY AMUSEMENTS.— The Tr. stees of the City of Nevada ordain as follows : Sscrion 1. Any person or ns who shall, upon any of the we streets of this city, engage inthe game o foot-ball, base-ball, or eny other game calculated to disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, or annoy pedestrians, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty-6ve dollars, or be imprisoned for a term not exceeding five days. Passed May 24th 1860, JOHN WILLIAMS, Pros’t. T. H. Rours, Clerk. Ordinance No. 46. ROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION of a Sidewalk on Pine Street. The Trustees of the City of Nevada do Ordain as follows : Sgcrion 1. It shall be the duty of the property holders on the west side of Pine street, between Spring street and the Bridge, on or before the first day of September, 1860, to construct a Sidewalk in front of their property, Said . a shall be uniform, and not to exceed five feet in Remaining in the Fost Often, at Nevada City . Seo. 2. It shall be the duty of the City Marshal to su. California, Au et, 1860. pervise the construction of the Sidewalk in accordance . Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, har. with the requirements of the preceding section. ing the largest circulation in the county. be, to the owner of such to another, liable to a to pay the same, shall vice upon him, by the City ing, stating the name or names so liable, and owing such tax, amount thereof from such + names of all port the same Passed June lst 1860. T. H. Roure, Clerk. LIST OF LETTERS, Sc. 3. Ifany pro vty holder on Spring street, between LIST. the termini specified in the first section of this odinance, . Ahern Miss Katherine Allen Mrs 8 M shall neglect or refuse to construct the sidewalk in front . Endicott Mrs Permelia George Mra A P of his or her property, ax required, it shall become the . Hellshoff Mrs Kenedy Mrs Elisabeth duty of the Marshal to let out a contract for having the! pigtt Miss Mary FE Sullivan Mary work done, and the property along the line thereof shall ; Walker Miss Martha be held responsible for the reasonable expenses of the GENTLEMEN'S LIST. same. Amberg Jacob Hannor C H wr Passed July 20th 1860. Arpin Moses Head RG 0 JOHN WILLIAMS, Pres’t. Bard Wm Beaty Hibbard AT T. H. Rours, Clerk. seape ue . mene . ey nton Jno mer Fire Companies. Bonham N 8 At a meeting of the of Trustees, on Mon. Boice Leonard following resolution was adopt. Borkert Fred Saye June llth, the Brophell Marion Resolved, That the citizens of Nevada are hereby . Burrows @ N authorized to form two fire companies for the Case Wi tection of the city from fire, according to the fews Cash Wm r “Eee Lith 1860. Guristie ND une NO INO. WILLIAMS, Pres’t. . Clark Jo _T.H. Rotrs, Clerk. pees oe a. HOOK & LADDER COMPANY. a Friday, June 22d, the following resolution was Darling Lathrop Lawrence W H—2 Sicpias Cavin & Meeolued, That the citizens of Nevada be authorised to . Dill HB Madison Merrit Font ise a Hook and Ladder Company, for the protection . Ellis J H Martin Johh Thompson of the City from fire, according te the laws of the State. . Farnsworth JL Mathewson EC Thompson Passed June 22d, 1860 Fenn Wm P Miller W W JOHN WILLIAMS, President. . Fisher Jno F Monroe Wm C nmoeor T. H. Rotrs, Clerk. A th Moss Boliver Traverse Morgan James =U Trustees’ Report. Gilmore Caewell Muir George Wa N ACCORDARCE wes ACT INHaley Joo “ — TJ bn r; eee report of the receipts and ron WmC McDougal Wm 'y Government, from 16th 1860, ot last . Persons calli: above letters pleses sepert) to Joly Sh 180 ’ may “ADVERTISED. % Sh = me RECEIPTS. “a W. C, BRADLEY, P, M. Sie. adie tene ees . 50 ([TSAYER’s cop LIVER OL —_ Pay of Policemen..seceese0e sees+ 987 60 pleasentost ond best remedy hath Work on Strests...ccccccceseees 22 00 ms, Se. &e. For Sale dvertiaing oo sssveneneenneee aaa 8 r*) Druggist & _ HITE LEAD & wale President of the Board of Trust W T. H. Roura, Clerk. ~ a A E. F. SPENCE, A Sale uy FPRee . SPI Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. . Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st. Neveds.

z i if i Mi FF : i eH Fetit : ; : 7; ges HY n = af a i A § Ft Such, Land of Song! art thou to me; From « Northland bleak and cold Inend my barque, and its freight shall be All blessed hopes, and the melody That minstrel lips have told. O1 beautiful land, with thy golden strand, Shining for evermore— I shall yet regain thy shore ! "at tb Golden Gate Like an aneho red barque, my soul shall wait. NOON AND MORNING. There are gains in all our losses, There are balms for all our pain ; But when youth, the dream departs, It takes something from our hearts, And it never comes again . We are strenger, and are better, Under manhood’s sterner reign ; Still we feel that something a» eet Followed youth with flying feot, And will never come again . Bomething beautiful is vanished, And we sigh for it in vain, We behold it everywhere, On the earth and in the air— But it never comes again . ee Exrraorpinary Case.—The New York Evening Post of July 16th, relates the following case: Qn the Lith July, a boy named Wm. Chalmers, 14 years of age, residing at No. 230 West Thirty-Third street, was fatally injured by a sorereing circular saw, in the workshop of Mr. Dubois, in Thirteenth street, near Tenth avenue while in the act of clearing away the saw dust from beneath the saw, The saw entered hia skull about four inches posterior to the margin of the ear, traversing the skull forward to the roote of the nose, penetrating the brain toa depth of about two anda half inches. The probe of ite weight dropped into the substance of the brain more thao two inches. When bronght to the New York Hospital, aod from the time the accident occurred up to the 14th, he suffered no pain, and was very cheerful, speaking lightly of the injuries he had received. On Saturday morning the disorganized substance of the brain, mingled with indammator product, began to protrude through the wound, and paralysis of the left arm supervened about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Until this time the deceared made no complaint; his intellect appeared to be perfectly clear, conversing freely with bie attendants, But inflamation having setin, it was evident that death must shortly ensue, He lingered until yesterday morning, (15th July,) when he died. Dr, Tutbill, who bad the case in charge, says that it is the most remarkable case of longevity he ever witnessed. The medical faculty at the Hospital were very desirous to buld « post mortem examination, but say they were denied the privilege by the coroner and the relatives of deceased. Lange Lrsrarizs,—The largest library in the world, is that of the British Museum, and.contains 40 miles of shelves. The Imperial Library of St. Petersburg stands next {a size, and contains about 580,000 volumes. The Imperial Library of Vienna, probably contains somewhat under 400,000 volumes, including MSS. The Royal Library of Berlin, about half a million; Munich, somewhat fewer; Copenhagen, about 400,000; Breslau, 350,000; Dresden, $00,000; the University Library at Gottingen 360,000. The famous library of the Vatican, is less remarkable for the number of its volumes, tban for the value of its MSS., and the inaccessibility of itstreasures. The number of printed books is variously estimated at between 300,000 and 500,000! The former, however, is considered nearer the truth, The value of the manuccript collection, believed to number about 25,000, cannot be over estimated. The books are kept in closed cases, and there is no oatalogue—two causes of the mystery which surrounds collection. The princ = llery of the library ie about a thousand feet in length. Warre Wives Among Tae Inptans.—The Chatfield Spey . Democrat eays that two white women are living at the Agencies, near that lace, with Indian husbands. One of them, Kirs Renville, came from Illinois about eighteen months ago, and, after a vigorous courte ship, won the consent of ber dusky mate, and married him that she might elevate the race. She is now Henching the Indian girls to bake and sew, and tc do household labor generally, and her husband is said to be quite proud of her. The other, Mre, Oberday, me enamored of one of the braves at Washington, where he had gone with othersof his tribe te complete a treaty, and she followed him to bie home on the prairie. _~-Tas Cost.—The city government of New York appropriated $30,000 for the reception of the Japanese. Bills for their entertainment came in to the amount of $125,000. The Mesars. Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, charged the modest sum of $137 sg day for each guest, making their whole claim $91,000. Pretty good for two weeks’ board for seventy Japanese, who, when at home, live chiefly on rice, ata cost of less than a dime a day! Among the items are 10,000 bottles of champagne. One would suppose that the Japs not enly drank, bat took a daily ewim in the sparkling fluid. Ancient. Eoyrr.—The reckless prodigality with which, in ancient Egypt, the upper classes squandered away the labor and ives of the fe perfectly startling, In this respect, monuments yet remaining abundant! ve, they stand alone and without a riva e may form some idea of the almost incredible waste, when we hear that two thousand men thi i ing a single cowtsfrons Mlephantize to Bale; thot ten entet of the Red Sea alone, cost the lives of one hunseater athe Freie ant of three hundred and sixty Ee abe men for weeka they had revalue of nearwork on ber, FOURTE Gift Entertainment! — oO Fr— CHAS. W. YOUNG. IN PRIZES, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED On Saturday, Sept. 15th 1860. In the Order of the Drawn Numbers. having during her lifetime given once or twice. She held the memory of the poet in great reverance, which is the contrary to the received view. rere GREAT DISTRIBUTION !! Something that has never been Done! 95,075 IN WATCHES, $1,350 IN DIAMONDS, 9500 IN CASH. $5,575 in the Most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry. 1 A magnificent diamond broach, consisting of 26 brilliants of the first water, with a large single stone 4 scarf pin attached—total value. A California gold and quartz cane head. .... A mammoth size chronometer watch, first quality, made by Danell, London, No. 6897, English case, with heavy gold fob chain and bracelet at5A ee dilver gOoblet..e..ssseseeeeseeeseeens BB GA doable movement, independent second, gold hunting case lever watch, 33 fine, ruby jewels, t, No. 13056.. 7 Large fine silver age . English lever watch chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond cap—John Pemberton maker, No 6113. ....+++ 8 A fine gold paging Seen lever watch—L. & M. T. Levitt, No. S2670....sccrsceccccveees 9 Large fine silver hunting English lever watch— LOUIS CELARIE’S GREAT DISTRIBUTION, TO COME OFF ON Thursday, November Ist, 1860. $650 500 3 10 4 $'7,158,00 IN JEWELRY, GIVEN AWAY!! 273 Valuable Prizes! I want it distinctly understood this is nota Raffle or. 49 — al tance an ean * gold ‘cap, 19 Mm Gift Entertainment. It is designed to obtain work and ruby jewels—Mathez Freres, No. 10157 .,...190 customers, and to this end every one who will bring me. 1 bm ve bg, ar hse consisting of 26 dis10 work to do in the Jewelry, Watchmaking, or Daguerrean 12 car poh broach and ear rings, Onyx stone. iy vid business, I will present with as many tickets as they will . 13 A fine gold ounting anchor lever watch—Nikel expend dollars in my line. Those who want Watches 7° yaaa gold cap, ruby jewels—Matile, No, 190 cleaned or repaired, or any Jewelry or Daguerrean work done, have only to pay me the regular price. The work work will be warranted—watches for one year—and besides obtaining the work at the going rates, they will receive as many tickets in my Great Distribution as they 14 Fine gold bracelet.....++. 05+ Pipae cravat 16-18 Four fine gold fob chains, each $90, $65, $66, 18 eee ee eee eweeeeeseee Sone eee e eee eeenee $18. 19 A fine gold hunting lever watch, center quarter and side quarter seconds, Chronometer time keeper—patented 1869, No. 19854.,...... 260 expend dollars for work. Remember that I will not raise . 20 Single stone emereld ring..... 669.9 sueesens 20 the price of my work. Purchasers need not have the s ae tag om + Ryuapgarga beso ewer work done now, but at any time hereafter the tickets will . 22 A gold magic cased % plate English lever watch, be good for watch repairing or likenesses. oem balance--Arnold, sham & Co., ons ‘0. TIT eee POTTTYT ry ere eee 23-26 Four silver hunting American lever watches, made by American Manufacturing Co., each $56. 220 27 A beautiful diamond pin, ruby center and ten GAMONGS,. 6600 cers sveerocese cere socscvccecsees 100 28 A large gold hunting English lever watch—E. D Johnson Kiet of Prizes. 1 One fine gold hunting watch, ruby jewels, chro29 ‘An opal and ruby cross . pemete lance, David Taylor maker, No 28017 .$260. $0 9) Two fine ailver hunting “Engi h lever . Oe evee see eseeercererssens eeecceceer cece Wm. Robinson, Liver; each $55. aid 8 One gold hunting English lever, chronometer bal; 4 bh—J Ma Minh a.. a6 5 ie Ses Eng He Weeveen Sar 38-37 Five diamond rings, each $70, 40, 60, 30,20. 210 pend hunting, English lever, ‘chronomoter balpages 38-39 Two fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, each full jeweled, No, 8406 5 One very fine hunting, O88, BO crsvccavcecs sopeccevseveccsne cooveses OB ty jewels, No. 17281... +000 PETTITT 156 ‘ 6 One fine gold hunting, straight line lever, ruby # loves sy a een oe bed 216 jewels and ruby pallets, A. Adams, No. 10818.. 185) 4) 44 Four beautiful regard rings, each $18.... 72 1 One fine di oe me seccecooce edeeereovees 32 45-47 Three ruby rings, each GAD ccocce ; pod aoe, aebll tenets, tistic cameo #et...... HY 48 Fine gold hunting cm lever watch, chronometer 10 bpd Moen diamond rae oe 16 ny A see » aan Neen Unpeerere ven 11-12 Two gold opal rings, each $18. . 36 49.80 jad i. ooecee era £5 TS of poedeses Oeevee , pal rings, each $10......secseees 20 18 One very fine set coral sleeve buttons 26 61-61 Eleven fine gold vest chains, each $60, 36, 46 14 oo ey ring. 4 in oe Hm oe eeee sees o» 60. 60, 35, 42 2, 86 40, 12 dein 15 A very heavy hunting, silver, English lever wate ” te’ alton . ane levee Watehes. full rub Jewel , chronometer balanced No. 7435.. 90 pase ug ye ri wi : icone We : ho a . gy acy noe Naess $18, 18, 14, 15, 16, 16 168 . ° fine gold necklace and var rings, set with pearls, 65 26 A very fine gold Florentine cameo set... re) ee ee et oe Oem ad0 Two aplodid gold pearl riage. p06 36.1 77"* y9p. 17-80 Four pearl-set rings, each $20, 16, 1, 12 .. 62 9-30 » rings veo neeee ‘i i Si-B2 Two tne gold guard chaing $02, each.. ‘a ® Five gol! buntig ngliah lever watch engraved 33 A beattiful fine ya COMOO 6Ct..4...-002+0+ 45) go Pine silver English lever watch, chronometer 84 A fine hunting, rilver, English lever watch, chrobalance, full jeweled and diamond cap, Stoddart nometer selaneed full jeweled No, 70018.... 74 Bros. London, No. 7036 ! 70 RE ra are ; Mia setiatael tates “aaa: an \ 41 A balttraia fob, buck, locket, seal'and vey".. 45 . gy Wintel» with chataline to match.. ...,.. 48 A splendid gold aad corel ont lean ond earrings 70 “jeweled, each $30 epaenys slap 49 A hunting, silver, atraight line lever, double time " ehedeeCeceenseereeceuaned 2 tes observatory time piece, ruby jewels, re ee 86 06 ee Seo diamond pip, consisting of eight pure 50-51 Two fine gold vest chains $40, 46..,.... 86 eee hover reer ecesevecwycntsrebnceeres 62 A vory fine gold set, opal and quarts broach and ae pang aie mosaic sete, broseh and car 60 Cat TORR ecss scent vsvivncesisssesscessseeds 16 gp 50tbree pair of gold asmicts, each 60.000. St Hear 4 pene begun gd ge mon te $16, 40,15 63! 102 Fine gold hunting lever watch, gold cap, para5 ‘WO Ene Gor ves. Charns . Wearbbeh dh Ea trees 16 chute and compensation--Ate. Favre, Brandi 58 A fine hnnting, silver, English lever, strong platTaher op ps ‘ 126 tain, full jeweled, chronometer balanced Roshell, 108-104 Two fine plated tea sets, consisting of coffee 7 t, tea and choceolate do., sugar bowl, slop 10, 10 wl and milk pitcher, each set worth $60... 120 68 A wold hunting. trl bt line f mle Tare oe knife, fork and spoon, each wariar plate, No. S1021 sgrts ssstss $0] 109 Pine gold anchor lever watch, nike ‘movement, oats Pa tal na Proc tad tle jd Pe 58 ld wheels, ruby jowels, Racine Perrot, makur,. 135 ree igen « 50 . 110119 Ten fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, ea. 74 A fine hunting silver lever watch, No. 1306 45 $38, 30, 60, 86, 82, 82, 86, 20, 36.26. ..... . 346 15-16 Two very Ane gold enameled lockets, es. $18. 36 120 Fine gold hunting anchor lever watch, full jew717-81 er sets, broaches and ear rings, $75, 46 GD, 1B, TB cvoeiscnoaerscorcvegoccccscessces oe O20 82-86 Five sets broaches and ear rings, each $25.. 126 87-89 Three fine sets broaches and ear rings, $10, 18 eled—Breting, maker C0cede cocevece coeess 121-122 Two sete broach and ear rings, pearls, each 128 Pies ert English 1 toh ne Silver hunting ah lever wa _ Yates, Lond ED ics acekaiipre deed ater tia his cas tcstsoe es ates on : , @0. 90-105 Seventeen Californie rings $10, 28, 6, 8, 7, 7; 4128 Five seta broach and ear ring h TALC Se 4 Y ahd he , 60, 50, 85, 267 100-120 Fiheto dns id Uady'e Tile we 28, 129 A fine gold magic case chronometer waieh, ruby + , ’ J i etetee 12-188 Dood Pal pe 1 by hes, $16, 6, 13, ia jewels and caps——Racine Perrot, No, 38467... 276 sets, broach and ear 10, 15, 15, 15, 12, 12, 10, 10, 6, 6, 6, 6,6, 10.,. 184 189-140 Two sets studs and sleove buttons $25, 12. 37 141-144 Four sets studs $15, 6, 6, 6. 33 130-131 Two Dy Etruscan rings, each $55, 88... 182-183 Two mosaic sets each ee eeee + #e arenes 146-166 Eleven sete gold sleeve buttons $18, 12,10, . Wate Stun jeweled nnn ns ona we sab.tsh Phe tends Ghee 6s. yf Veesers = 185-186 Two sets mosaic ear rings, each $16.... 3% ‘our masonic pins $7, abort Fee n ee ee ewes eeeeeeeneeneeeenes sens 168-174 Seven gold and jet crosses $18, 8, 16, i; 13, 141 One chain bracelet.... ogee 60 142-144 Three gold and enameled breaches, each $10 145-146 Two gold Etruscan broaches, $28, $25... 147 Small gold hunti 8, 8 is nS 176-146 Two gents gold scarf pins $12, 18.. 6.." 117 A amall compass. . 008 eeeeeeeses oes lever watch, chronometer 178-182 Five fine gold necklaces $25, 18, 26, 18, 80. 116 balance, full jeweied, No. 14677.... «ss.» 80 ay ene pee oge $14, 12, 15, 12, 6, 148-152 Five s‘asonic pins, each $0, 10, 7, 7, 7,... 40 i Pine ivwhs 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 168-156 Three cross pins, each $10, Rica icc 23 » 4, 8, 8, 3, 8, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, ‘ 156 Gold hunting anchor lever watch, M. J. Tobias, 217 A fine ivory and silver seal 8 werpool, NO. 10005..+. ses seeesees i) ee] ded crest oe © 8 Si 12 . 157-168 Two American shield pins, each $10. 20 994-230 Seven allver pen holders each 84 Be . RSE Fie et tiie pies, co 00.. = 231-232 Two coral necklaces $8, 7... . ee : : A 1 cate ae cay io. Se ee a SO ee 233-286 Four pairs very fine gold ear rings $35, 25, 76 os (272 Gola hunting English lever, wareb, full jeweled POPE OE REO EEE Eee Hee eee eee ee es eee en teee en case—J oward, Liver Na ccoccces 108 7 pip pen get We DRI css 000:0660 00 canede 33 172-173 Two jet crogs ear rings, each tio, . . 2 280-200 Tenty-two goid finger rings $8, 7,8, 8 10, ints” ee, i'n are, CARO hae 8 i309 1,1, 1, 1. 1, 7, 8. 6, 6, 6, 6, 12, 10, 4, 4, $,4;,188 . 190-101 Two silver goblets, each $20........ 261hree magnificent Lady’s rings €45, 35, 28. 108 . 192-194 Three pairs gold sleeve buttons, each $9.. 27 264 ‘ L hunting silver watch, detached lever, full 195-198 Four pairs enam’ld sleeve buttons, each $14 ssckcane ceeeebesl ccitca@aathidsveccscs, Gb 12.10. 0 4 265 A California specimen breast pin........ 18 SG Peni ala halal tale Soret 266-267 Two fine gold guard chains $75, 90.. 168 . 39° he gle aM aos ie 268-269 Two splendid quarts seals $75, 48.. 128 . 901-204 Four enamoled crosses, $8, 6, 5, 6 rere © 270-271 Two fine gold vest chains $85, 56...... 140 205 One silver card case So euay van tiene ty 20 272 A splendid diamond set, cross and ear rings.. 800 . 906207 Two set sleve buttons and atuds, $40, 18.. 58 278 Seite tate eons in hove I vet 208-218 Ten gt crosses,$8, 8, 8, 7, 7 6, % 6,5,3.. 64 Cooper, maker, No 19048. eeponnecceccneces os O00 = “5 ie cee ° ~ = ark ° a heed MOI G00» sensecnnr’y 000004000 MGR LEE tee tee eee cee 2283 One fine gold pen and pencil case.. 224 One silver DOX..... ce ceeeees . The abo ticl i above articles will be disposed of by a Committee 226-226 Two gold and cora! necklaces, # selected by the audience, each 227-229 Three card baskets, each $9..... 6.6005 MICHETS.000.0.6.6ccceceeeees8R OO, . 280-282 Three gold barcelots, $40, 40, 26.. LOUIS C 238-238 Three gold chatalnines, $96, $0, 28.. EI ARIE oO specimen pins, $9, 8...... e M So — Three quarts pias, Sh6 geet ‘ 42 xteen fine go roaches, , 20, 20, 12 NEVADA FOUNDRY AND ve os hl 12, 12, 12) 18, 11, 11, 11,9, 6, 6.... 201 wo 0, erseecccceoccteses TO Machine Shop. 960-262 Four locket roaches, $18 cach.. oa 263 One quarts set, broach and era rings. . oe & 264 One jet broach and ear rings.......... 18 265-267 Three enameled sets, broach and ear rings, $70, 30, 28.... 128 AVING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES . 205 Ot Wusrts bracelet.. ... ~ 269 One set coral sleeve buttons...... ‘ uw in the above business, we are now peepee to do all . 270-274 Five California gold buckles, 80 kinds of CASTING with neatness and dispatch. We have . 275.276 Two California fob buckles, #30, 14... “4 tools superior to those of any other Foundry in the Mountains and Patterns for all kinds of SAW AND QUARTZ MILL MACHINERY, Pumps, and Car Wheels, from 8 to 15 inches in diameter. Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awni: We also manufacture STEA ENGINES, of 271-280 Four fine gold sets with carbuncles, $60, 60, 1 . PPPS OS eH ee EE EE REE ee Hee ee ee HHH eens The above articles will be disposed of, by a committee Posts, &c. selected by vote of the audience, us on former occasions. all — from 8 to * horse er. TIC > Ps SONG a@ Any one wanting work done, will do well to call and examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. Nevada July 14th 1800. GS . W. YOUNG. ving aod fttisy Doors. Window Shutters, asd ell site t rs, fron Workabout Brick Buildings." “™4 SH other) LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!!! PS ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED T0,-ean. WM HEUGH, JNO, MCARTHUR. & BuIBBaAT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Near the N Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Paris, WHO WAS AWARDED THE Becond Promium, Nevada, January, 1860.—if BLACK 2 EUGHEHs’ Steam Sash Factory, Pine Street, Corner of Stiga, rear of Court House, Ni ANUFACTURERS OF DOOR: SH . that he will take a before, the most beau’ and Binds, Window Frames, Casings, Wet rt of every variety aap Jobbing attended te at Short Notice. Nevada, June 15th 1859.—37-tf UNDERTAKING. FP SE CROS RSD Ravens sont FOND F 3 Benen arent to do UNDERTAKING on left at the SHOP, Broad opposite Withington’s. peta cay to by Cc. VES Nevada June let 1069.—35-1f ° bs spe er. ot Wet : aasmnadia ascan beteken in the a Cheaper Rates than Heretofere. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and pemted in Oilor Pastil Colors. His long experience in the Daguerrean

the su Shed veya fs tls place and Be Oe Loa cu Lande beawtiiel Gueeveeeek arth inate of see the pictures ofthe best galleries which is the Dest. EN i tess: 5 Nowie bept Tibet a. BS 110 . 2 ee CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY 2 ‘ stages of thi seny will leave age tote ofiee, 08 wiTIoN AL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada, FOR SACRAMENTO. Leaves Nevada st 1 o'clock. A. M., sud arrivi Sacramento in time for the 2 o’elock boats for San FOR MARYSVILLE. pamed office. morning, at 63¢ Grasa Vi , every ae, ed NMeyevito o'clock stages at clock, passing b; $s Ranch aod Bar, ; in to connect with the Company’s to Shasta. FOR FORBST CITY. Leaves every morning at 7 o’clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. os Bikes Leaver day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s " Senbus ty, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and fag, . at Orleans Fist at12M. Returning, Leaves Orleans Fla at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’clock, conaville and Sacramento — a JAMES HAWORTH, Prea’t. C. 8. Co. W. 8S. McRopanm, Agent, Nevada. _W. 8. McRosunrs, Agent, Neves. _. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Broad Street, Nevada. J. H. HELM, Proprietor. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM HIS friends. and the public generally, that in consequence of the great increase of his business, and in order to accommodate all his customers, he bas purchased the stand opposite the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up in elegant atyle. He keeps constantly on heud A STOCK OF FAST HORSES, And would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Public. HORSES KEPT BY THE DAY OR WEEK ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. J. HARVEY HELM. nnn nen nn LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. J. A. LANCASTER, Formerly of the Oriental Stables, would inform bis friends and the public generally, that he has added extensively to bis already Largeand Elegant Establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c. &c., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turnouts as can be found in the State, Well «rained, fleet and ~-— Saddle Horses, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen, will be ready at all times. A long experience at the business, and an earnest deaire to retain the confidence of bis friends, leads him to believe he will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery Carriages always in readiness, with careful drivers, tor the use of Balls, Parties, &. The quality of my wees hiny pelt me to ny See a seeki: leasure, or eng in business, would do to give ine o eal. J. A. LANCASTER. _ Sau Aruaciscs Cobertisements. GEORGE T. GRIMES, Front Street, San Francisco. AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA, sOLE the eae pal Grove ries as +» being endor*e Malning mperiot JAMES PATRICK & CO., San Francisco, SOLE AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA, LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS. Fas To all parts of California and Utah Territory, connecting at Marysville and Nevada with Reliable Expresses to all parts of California. The Atlantic States and Europe. wae Wo will dispatch Daily Expresses to and from ali-@e POINTS NORTH OF NEVADA, And every SATURDAY MORNING, to the following places in Utah Territory : 40. FRANKTOWN, Washoe Valley, GENOA, Carson VaNey. CHINATOWN, Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown, Virginia City, and Walker River Mines. wa All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, en50 . closed in our Government-franked Envelopes, and indorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake,’’ will be forwarded and reach their destination sooner than by any other line. a@ TREASURE, Packages and Letters tranamitted to and — the above pointe with unrivaled dispatch and security. GOLD DUST and COIN, forwarded to all parts of the United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as low rates as can be done by any house with security. Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied by faithful Messengers. NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &., collected or negotiated, and all orders attended to promptly. Purchases of every description made. Forwarding of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature, attended to intelligently snd with promptitude. Office In Nevada, next door below W Fargo & Co’s. wees JOHN PATTISON, Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf PONY EXPRESS. NINE DAYS From San Francisco to New York. THE CENTRAL OVERLAND PONY EXPRESS COMPANY will start their LETTER EXPRESS from San Francisco to New York and intermediate points On Friday, the 6th day of April next, And upon every Friday thereafter, at 4 o'clock P. M. Letters will be receiv Monday night. Agent. -~OFFICE— Alta Telegraph Office, Main St., Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will be received at Carson Ci until 6 o’elock P. . every Wednesday. nd SCHEDULE TIME FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK. For Telegraphic Dispatohes.........Nine Da Letters will be between Gan Francisco and Salt Lake rag Sty. 82 ver 4 ounce and under, and at that cae ae will be subject to the same il letters mach bo encheoed tn ctannged epvshopen. , WM. W. FINNEY, Agent C. OQ. P. Express Company. ANTED TO HIRE 500 CORDS WOOD Wasne Inqure of J.M. 77 Broad Street. Rare ¥LUEID CT OF BUCHU— For Sale . at Nevada until 9 o’clock every . adopted with i E ‘ E : ° > bal g o os Ee. z "3 D. 1860, in favor of JOHN WHITTLE VID McHENRY, for the sum of fifteen h dollars and fifty cents, with interest on $1,504,650 from the 13th day of July 1860, at the rate of two per ogg! month, together with $60 costs of suit, for the sale of the following described ype J to wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, D. McHenry, in and to a certain Ranch situated . tember, a. p. in Nevada township and county and State of California known as the Cold ps igs J or McHenry’s Ranch, containtaing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, Notice is hereby given that I will ex at public sale all he above deacri property, to highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in the City of Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, August 22d 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock 4. Mm. and 4 o’clock P. Mm. Given under my hand this 31st day rly $2 D. 1860. eo J. B. VAN HAGAN, McConnell & Garber, Plaintiff's Att’y. HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an ExS ecution issued out of the Hon. District Court of the . matter of the petition 14th Judicial District, in and for the State of California Pursuant to an and County of Nevada, to me directed and delivered, for . of said County Court, notice a Judgment rendered in said Court on the 10th day of . Creditors of the said insolven July a. D. 1860, in favor of COLLINS & CO., and against + before the Hon. David Belden HARRIGAN & MULLOY, for the sum of five hundred dolurt in the City and County of Nevads on . lars and fifty-one cents, debt, with interest on the said . September 4. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock 4. ™., . sum of $500,61 from the 10th wo bo July 1860, at the . to show cause hry Dy 3 can, = the . rate of ton per cent per year, together with $60,50 costs of . solvent should not be granted, ap ! Ht fe shee suit: Ihave levied upon and seized the following de. estate be made, and he be from debts 4 scribed reperty to wit: All the right, title and interest . jiabilities, in pursuance of the sts’ in such cases of the within named defendants J. Harrigan and P. Mul-/. and provided, and in the meantime all proceedings against loy, of in and to a certain set of Mining claims and Mining . said insolvent be stayed. . ground located on Jones’ Bar, on South Yuba River, Ne-. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this Slst day vada county, and State of California, commonly known as prenoes of May 4. p. 1860. and called the Hibernia Mining Co., or John Richards & . J geal. JOHN 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. Co's. Mining claims. Also, all of defendants’ interest in. {~~ By Jos. M. Lavy, Deputy, and tothe Mining claims known asthe China Mining Geo. 8. Hupp, Att’y for Petitioner. 34-50 claiis, located on Jones’ Bar South Yuba river, together . —____________ with all tools and implements connected with said mining NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In District claims, or appurtenant thereto. Also, defendants’ interof the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State . est in and to a certain frame building and the lot upon . fornia, in the matter of the petition of PATRICK KEN. which it stands, located on Jones’ Bar, and occu ied by . NEDY, an Insolvent Debtor: Pursuant defendants as a dwelling house. Also, all the right title . Hon, Niles Searls, Ju of the said District Court, . and interest of the above named defendents in and to a . ig hereby given to all the creditors of . certain ditch, known as Harrigan & Mulloy’s Water Ditch. . patrick Leoeeet . to be and appear before . Said ditch oe about one-uwalf mile below Hoyt’s . Bridge, on the South Yuba Kiver, and running to the lower end of Jones’ Bar. Netice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale . all the above deseri property, to the highest bidder for . cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on . WEDNESDAY the 22d day of Auguat a, p. 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. = Searls aforesaid, in open Court, at said Court in the City and gry! of Nevada, day of September, a. p. 1860, at 10 o’clock a. m. . day, then and there to show cause, if any the prayer of said Insolvent should not be and assignment ot his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such cases made and provided ; and in the meantime . Given under my hand this 31st day of July 4. p. 1860. . all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. J.B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff N. C. a “Withess my hand and the Seal of said Court, . €. Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney, 44-td L.8. this 6th day of August, a. p. 1880, . a “§xo° 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. By Jos. M. Lavat . . P. Hawley Att'y for Petitioner. ty. agaa Ordinance Number 45. EVYING A ROAD AND POLL TAX AND roviding for the collection of the same. The Trustees of the City of Nevada ordain as follows: fxg OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bloomfield, ra. Know all men by these presents, that I, BRIDGET HOLLAND, wife ef Robert Holland of said township, county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare, and make known . my intention tocarry on business on my own account, and fn my betta omen . oy preg 2 : coe gen =e act of the legislature of the State of California, entit e ‘an act to sutharian married women to transact business . Sxction 1. A Road Tax of four dollars is ey yarn . in thelr own name as gole raters,” naqgeres April Le pe corked bya nd ase between the ages 1852; awdJ further declare that said business will be . of tw " is that of farming and etock raining in said township of . Sxc. 2. Itshall be the duty of the City Marshal to colBloomfield, and county of Nevada, and that the amount . lect the Road Tax, and for this purpose he is of capital invested in this business does uot exceed five . vested with the same authority as is conferred u thousand dollars. Qavenenee, by me on eo <i — In witness whereof, I have hereunto sct my hand and . ‘‘an act concern e BD waysia count seal this the 2d day of July a. p. 1860. and the tax shall be collected in the manner er in said act. BRIDGET y HOLLAND. Si@. 3. The Clerk of the Board shall mark. i In the presence of Owen Rice. Witness to the mark Levi Ayres. State of California, County of Nevada. Township of . Bloomfield, #8. On this, the 2d day of ~ 1860, before me, Levi Ayres, a Justice of the Peace and for the xaid Bloomfield Township, Nevada county, personallypeared Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, personally known to me to be the individual described in, and who executed the above declaration asa party thereto, and that said Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, having been by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, acknowledged to me on examination, apart from and without the hearing of her said husband, that ahe executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her said husband, and that she did not wish to retract the execution of the same. . Jn witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and . Sealin the township and county aforesaid, the day and . year first above written. LEVI AYRES, J. P. OLL BRIDGE NOTICE.—Notice ts hereby . P*y™ent of each and every poll tax, the Marshal 7 given, tans the wateastgnes will apply to the yo iver one of ui receipts, countersigued by himself, to of Supervisors of Nevada County, on Monday August 6t . 1860, or as soon thereafter «1 hearing can be had, for . S&C. 7. To enforce the collection of renewal of license to keep a Toll Bridge on the South Yuba, known as Webber's Bridge. JOHN WEBBER. Nevada July 34 1860.—404w and deliver to the Marshal a sufficient number of a which shall be numbered and signed by the Clerk. receipts shall be countersigned by the Marshal and ered to persons paying the road tax, and the shall specify in each receipt so delivered, tax is paid in labor or money. Suc. 4. The Marshal shall keep a correct lat of names of all persons pa: og Oe road tax in the names of th fhm hon labor, and shall same to the Board on the first of each \° monies collected on the road tax, less his Marshal shal! pay over to the City Treasurer, under the direction of the Board of Trustees es. PYnec. 5. There shall beand is hereby levied upon male inhabitant of the , of twenty-one years of age and upwards, a poll tax of one dollar, by Fg hae. May 1861 ; and it is hereby made the duty of M to collect the same. Sc. 6. The Clerk of the Board shall prepare and deliv. er to the Marshal proper blank poll taz receipts, which shall be numbered axa signed. ‘by the Clerk.” © deee Q Ordinance Number 44 Te PROHIBIT NOISY AMUSEMENTS.— The Tr. stees of the City of Nevada ordain as follows : Sscrion 1. Any person or ns who shall, upon any of the we streets of this city, engage inthe game o foot-ball, base-ball, or eny other game calculated to disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, or annoy pedestrians, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty-6ve dollars, or be imprisoned for a term not exceeding five days. Passed May 24th 1860, JOHN WILLIAMS, Pros’t. T. H. Rours, Clerk. Ordinance No. 46. ROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION of a Sidewalk on Pine Street. The Trustees of the City of Nevada do Ordain as follows : Sgcrion 1. It shall be the duty of the property holders on the west side of Pine street, between Spring street and the Bridge, on or before the first day of September, 1860, to construct a Sidewalk in front of their property, Said . a shall be uniform, and not to exceed five feet in Remaining in the Fost Often, at Nevada City . Seo. 2. It shall be the duty of the City Marshal to su. California, Au et, 1860. pervise the construction of the Sidewalk in accordance . Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, har. with the requirements of the preceding section. ing the largest circulation in the county. be, to the owner of such to another, liable to a to pay the same, shall vice upon him, by the City ing, stating the name or names so liable, and owing such tax, amount thereof from such + names of all port the same Passed June lst 1860. T. H. Roure, Clerk. LIST OF LETTERS, Sc. 3. Ifany pro vty holder on Spring street, between LIST. the termini specified in the first section of this odinance, . Ahern Miss Katherine Allen Mrs 8 M shall neglect or refuse to construct the sidewalk in front . Endicott Mrs Permelia George Mra A P of his or her property, ax required, it shall become the . Hellshoff Mrs Kenedy Mrs Elisabeth duty of the Marshal to let out a contract for having the! pigtt Miss Mary FE Sullivan Mary work done, and the property along the line thereof shall ; Walker Miss Martha be held responsible for the reasonable expenses of the GENTLEMEN'S LIST. same. Amberg Jacob Hannor C H wr Passed July 20th 1860. Arpin Moses Head RG 0 JOHN WILLIAMS, Pres’t. Bard Wm Beaty Hibbard AT T. H. Rours, Clerk. seape ue . mene . ey nton Jno mer Fire Companies. Bonham N 8 At a meeting of the of Trustees, on Mon. Boice Leonard following resolution was adopt. Borkert Fred Saye June llth, the Brophell Marion Resolved, That the citizens of Nevada are hereby . Burrows @ N authorized to form two fire companies for the Case Wi tection of the city from fire, according to the fews Cash Wm r “Eee Lith 1860. Guristie ND une NO INO. WILLIAMS, Pres’t. . Clark Jo _T.H. Rotrs, Clerk. pees oe a. HOOK & LADDER COMPANY. a Friday, June 22d, the following resolution was Darling Lathrop Lawrence W H—2 Sicpias Cavin & Meeolued, That the citizens of Nevada be authorised to . Dill HB Madison Merrit Font ise a Hook and Ladder Company, for the protection . Ellis J H Martin Johh Thompson of the City from fire, according te the laws of the State. . Farnsworth JL Mathewson EC Thompson Passed June 22d, 1860 Fenn Wm P Miller W W JOHN WILLIAMS, President. . Fisher Jno F Monroe Wm C nmoeor T. H. Rotrs, Clerk. A th Moss Boliver Traverse Morgan James =U Trustees’ Report. Gilmore Caewell Muir George Wa N ACCORDARCE wes ACT INHaley Joo “ — TJ bn r; eee report of the receipts and ron WmC McDougal Wm 'y Government, from 16th 1860, ot last . Persons calli: above letters pleses sepert) to Joly Sh 180 ’ may “ADVERTISED. % Sh = me RECEIPTS. “a W. C, BRADLEY, P, M. Sie.. adie tene ees . 50 ([TSAYER’s cop LIVER OL —_ Pay of Policemen...seceese0e sees+ 987 60 pleasentost ond best remedy hath Work on Strests.....ccccccceseees 22 00 ms, Se. &e. For Sale dvertiaing oo sssveneneenneee aaa 8 r*) Druggist & _ HITE LEAD & wale President of the Board of Trust W T. H. Roura, Clerk. ~ a A E. F. SPENCE, A Sale uy FPRee . SPI Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. . Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st. Neveds.