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MRA So
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WEDN
[xcenvtsRisM.—Two
attempts were made last
week, by incendiaries,
to set fire to the town.
Between eleven and twelve o’cloek on Tuesday
night, a fire was kindled in a narrow alley between two houses in the" Chinese part of Commercial street. The flame was accidentally
discovered by Mr. Dickerman, who put it out
without difficulty. The villain had packed ina
lot of shavings and pieces of a dry box, which
he set on fire and left the box of matches near
-the spot. A man named Barton was arrested
on suspicion of being the incendiary, but there
being no evidence against him he was discharged. The next night, an attempt was
made to set fire to the blacksmith shop of Mr.
Donlan, on Spring street. An old broom had
been placed near the side of the building, and
some thin strips of board stood on the broom,
the upper ends resting against the side of the
house. The broom was then set on fire, but
the boards being wet the fire went out before
any damage had been done, and it was not until Mr. Donlan went to work the next morning
that the incendiary attempt was discovered.
Four Men Drownep x a Tonxet.—A terrible accident oecurred on Saturday last, near
Grass Valley, by which four men were drowned
in atunnel. The names of the unfortunate men
were Francis Lampsbire, Christopher Mathews,
Alexander Jeffrey, and Patrick McGraw. They
were at work with six others in the claims of
Frieot & Co., on New York Hill. A shaft bad
been sunk to the depth of 126 feet, and the
work was carried on by means of a drift from
the bottom of the shaft. The workmen unexpectedly cut though into some old works above
them, when a flood of water broke in, filling
the drift and shaft to a considerable height, almost instanuly. Six of the workmen managed
in some way to escape up the shaft, but the
other four were drowned. Their bodies were
got out of the drift, about noon on Monday,
and an inquest was beld by Justice Heywood,
of Grass Valley.
Ricu Quantz Discovery.—We have received
intelligence of the recent discovery of a rich
quartz vein near Greenhorn creek, in this.
county. The vein was discovered about six)
weeks ago, and the rock taken from the erop-.
pings showing considerable quantities of gold, .
the discoverers were encouraged to sink an ineline upon the vein, As they went down on the
vein, the rock continued to improve in richpess, and on Friday last, one sack fall of the
decomposed rock, taken out at a depth of fortyfive feet from the surface, netted $1,500 in
gold. The vein was discovered by Messrs. .
Nicholas Cupich, Joseph Zaratin, and others, .
and is ealled the Slavonian Lead. Other com.
pauies have taken up claims on the lead adjoin.
ing those of the discoverers.
TsamsteR Ronsep.—We learn that a teamster was robbed on Tuesday evening of last
week, near the Kentucky House, on the Auburn road. While traveling along in the road,
four men suddenly made their appearance, two
of whom stopped the mules, and the other two
coming up on each side of the wagon and presenting their pistols to the teamster, demanded
his money. He told them he had no money,
but the robbers insisted that he had, and find.
ing resistance useless, he pulled out his purse,
containing about seventy dollars, which he gave .
them. The robbers then decamped, and the
teamster prooeeded on his way. Wedid not
learo the name of the teamster.
TaxatricalL.—The Stark Theatrical company
have been playing two weeks in this county,
alternating between Nevada and Grass Valley,
and have attracted good houses on every evening. The tragedy of Macbeth was played toa
full house at the Nevade Theater, on Monday .
evening, and the members of the company are
deserving of mach credit for the faithful and
correct rendering of their several parts. The
play of Hamlet was presented Iast evening,
but we go to press at too early an hour to speak
of the performance. The company, we understand, leave to-day for Dutch Flat.
Aviku oF Firk.—A tremendous excitement
was created in this place, about seven o'clock, .
on Sunday evening, caused by the burning of a
transparency in front of the Fashion Restau.
rant, on Commercial "street. The alarm of
fire’? was no sooner heard, than the streets
were instantly filled with people, all rushing
towards the quarter whence the alarm proceeded. The transparency caught from a camphene
lamp, and the flames soon communicated with
the cloth awnings in front of the restaurant,
but fortunately there was no wind at the time,
aud the fire was soon extinguished.
.
DwEtLine Burnep,—The dwelling house of
Mr. Samnel Hyatt, at French Corral, was deetroyed by fire last Friday morning. It appears
that a little son of Mr, Hyatt acc identally eet
fire to the curtains round a bed, and being!
frightened, ran off without informing his pa.
rents of the accident, and the fire was not dis-.
covered until it was too late to save the house. .
The household furniture was mostly burued.
Cocxty Bustness.—The Board of Supervisors .
will meet on Monday next. The regiar term .
for the transaction of county business commen.
ees on that day, and the Board will doubtless .
be in session the most of the week. We notice .
that Mr. Everett, the Sapervisor for the third
Mistrict, who has been absent for some time in
the Atlantic States, returned on the Sonora,
and a full Board will be present st this term. .
New Dry Goops Stors.—Messrs. Hagadorn
& Bewley have opened a new dry goods store,
on the corner of Main and Washington streets,’ .
They have on band a large and well selected .
stock of goods, of the latest and most approved
fashions. We call attention to their advertise.
ment. . F
.
ARRIVAL.—The family of Dr. Harvey Hunt .
one of our oldest and most esteemed citizens, .
arrived from the East, on the steamer Sonora,
Jast week.
Mrx1nG.—The Nebraska Company cleaned up
$10,655 10, on Saturday last, for the weck’s
work. The Live Oak Co. took out during the
week, $6,562 43.
Mastrsrs Wm. «& Geo. Stone, newspaper agents
of this place, have our thanks for San Francisee papers furnished durivg the past week.
NEVADA CITY.
TO WHOM ASSESSED. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. TAX DUR,
Auyet J.-Two houses and lots uorth side of Commercial st, one house south side Commercial st; ome
house north side Broad street,
Au Tue—One house opposite Auyet, north side of
Commercial street,
Ashmore D—House and lot north side of Broad st,
known as Dance House,
Au Hong—House and lot north side of Broad street
on Hoel’s lot,
Anderson Thos—House and lot north side of Main
street, adjoining Brant’s .
Akin Richard—House and lot northeast side of Cayoteville road, and one cow,
Au How—House north side Commercial street, on
Walker’s lot, 7
Au Man—House north side Commercial atreet,
Burbridge, J. S. ᐀䠀漀甀猀攀 and lot Washington road,
Bourdley Perry—Four bouses and lots on Spring
and Mill streets,
Booth E.—House and lot south side Bread street,
ing J. Booth,
Booth James—House and lot south side of Broad
street, adjoining Flagg’s house and lot junction
of Broad and Main streets,
Blassaut J.—Brewery and lot south side of Spring
street, Vinegar house and lot adjoining, pkey
and lot on Pine st. adjoming Hughes,
Belden D.—House and lot south side of Deer creek
adjoining Niles Searls’, three vacant lots opposite, vacant lot east side Main street bridge, law
library,
Bloomfield 8.—Liquors, saloon and fixtures, adjoinCheap John’s,
Bigelow Mrs.—House and lot west side of Sacramento road, near 1. N. Turner's,
Broulett Mrs—House and lot on hill adj. Carter's,
Burtis E—House nnd lot south side of Nevada at.
opposite Knox’s,
Bicknell Dr.—Vacant lot north side of Deer ereek,
LIST.
6 00) adj. Mrs. Stepp’s,
2:00} mill and work shop,
3 50
3 00
00
17 00 . Cheug Ten & Co.—House and goods north side of
2 50 . Unknown—Iot south side of Washington street,
2 50 . Unknown—Vacant lot of ground southwest side of
6 00
adjoining C. Kent’s residence, 12%
Churchman James—House and lot on Rigby hill,
Conley Michacl—House and lot nertheast side of
Broad street,
Carter E—House and lot south side ef Broad at. adj
Walker’s
Collier B. H.—House and lot corner of Winter and
Washington streets,
Clark & Co, J. G.—Vacant lot east side of Pine st ,
and one on corner of Pine and Chureh sts., stock
of furniture,
Chancy & Morrison—House, wagon shop, blacksmith shop, stock of iron and steel, personal property,
Cubberly G, B.—House and blacksmith shop adj.
Gold Run bridge,
10 00
Clark John—House and lot adj Nevada Flour Mill, 3 75
Cline Mrs.—House and lot west side Pine street,
adjoining Pine st. bridge,
Coone , House and lot south side Deer creek,
Carter Richard—House and lot Lost Hill, back of
Doyle J.—Brick house south side of Commercial at.
formerly occupied by Wm. H. Orr,
Dunn F. J,—House and lot opposite the Catholic
Church, and law library,
Duffy J, C.—House and lot on Oregon street,
Davis M.—House north side of Broad street, adjoining Meyers Liquor store,
Dor.len Thomas—Heuse and lot on Park Avenue,
Deaghnutt Sall—House andlot on Broad st. adj,
Mary J, Moulder’s,
John Driver— House and lot east side of Bridge at.,
Carl Oliver—Street Sprinkler, mules and wagon,
Flizabeth Eddy—House and lot west side bridge st.
Mrs, Eddy—House and lot on Lost Hill,
Furguson Wm.—Cabin and lot on Water street,
Freeman E, B,—Barber shop and fixtures,
Fisher F.—House and lot north side Broad street
to be ee La)
_2
2 50
2 60 .
MeArthur’s, 3 00
Coe A.—House and lot north side Deer creek adjoining A. Brigg’s, 3 00
Custor Mary— House and lot south side Washington toll road adj. bridge, 2 50
. Downey J. W.—House north side of Boulder street,
House and lot adj. Myers’ shoe store, stock of
goods on band and one cow, 8 75
»
woe
es
0
oe o
adjoining Cross’ property, 5 00
Ferrie H.—House aud lot on Park Avenue, 4 00
Fuller A.—House and lot on Boulder street, 3 00
Finley Henry—House and lot Burbridges, 2 00
Fleming James—House and lot south side of Deer
creek, stock of fruit &c. south side Pine street, 5 50
Fales Wm.—House and lot south side of Broad st.
known as the Brooklin House, 200
Foster C. M.—House and lot on east side of Sacramento street, adj, J, R. MeCounell’s, brick house
corner of High and Nevada sts., one horse and
wagon, 13 50
Foster Geo,—Stable and lot adjoining Nevada Flour
Mill, horses and wagon, 5 00
Goodman J. R.-—House and lot on Prospect hill, 6 00
Going A.—Bakery and bar fixtures adj. J.S. Wall's 2 00
Ging Ten—~House, goods and mule, 3 50
Gee Sing—House south sido of Broad street, on E,
Muller's lot, 1 50
Getchell ——, House and lot on Waite’s hill, adj.
Waite’s residence, 400
Glotzbeck A.—Hoeuse and lot north side of Sacramento road, known asthe half mile house,
Greaber A,—House and lot north side of Main at.
adj. F. May's lot,
Gold Tounel Quartz Mill—north side of Deer creek.
Gallagher Chas.—-House and lot northeast side of
road near Cayoteyillo,
Head E. A.—House and lot on Park Avenue adj. C,
W. Young’s residence,
Holmes Wm.-—~House and lot north side of Boulder
street, three horses and wagon,
Hawk Nathan—House and lot on Washington road
6 00 others, an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricerd
2 50 . osophical stars of his age in Europe, and Dr. Caapkay has
2 25 . the Philadelphia College of Medicine complimented him
Orchard and garden, two cows and two horses, 12 00
. Hartman D.—House and lot in rear of Waite's,
Henly —~—-, House and garden east side Deer creek,
Hill Wm.—House and lot south side of Sacramento
street. adj. J. R. McCoanell’s,
Humphrey C. E.—Horses and wagon near Nevada
Flour mill,
Hamilton J.—Houxe and lot south side of Spring at
and Bar fixtures in Felt's house,
Harrison Mra,—House and lot south side Broad at.,
Huffman A,—House and let south side Washington
road,
Hupp G. §.—House and lot south side of Broad at.,
adj. Rolfe’s, law library,
House })., Blassauf agent—House and lot en Warhington toll road,
Irish —~-, House and lot on Waite’s bill,
Jacobs Geo.—Vacant lot east side of Deer creck,
House and lot on Boulder street,
Jones Samuel—House and lot south side of Doulder
street, horses and wagon,
Kohler ’at.—~House and lot on Main street adj. U.
8. Gregory’s garden,
King L., 8, Kohlman agent—Brick house and lot
junction of Main and Commarcial sta. former!
occupied by C. W. Young, two vacant lots se .
side of Main street, 2
Kendal L, 8.-House and lot south side of Main st,
9 oF
“
2 50
5 50
00
00
50
~ » eo oo 00
90
00
00
50
oe + oS &
5 00
75 .
Stangroom M. S.—Vacant lot on Poverty bill, ormenek x oy lot on Oregon street, —
Stump F.—Restaurant and fixtures west side
nett B ᐀䜀爀漀挀猀爀椀攀猀Ⰰ Tiquors, cash on hand, in
ite Doughnutt Sall’s,
Stone Mrs. Baitouds and lot south side of Broad st
Stiles Wm. C.—House andlot on Lost hill, Quartz
Sibert F. M.—House and garden south side of Deer
?
Sanders & Moor, Shipman ageut—Lot in the rear of
court house, upon which the sash factory stands
Seymonr Henry—Vacant lot south side of Main st.
adj. C. W. Hill’s, vacant lot on Main street adj.
Kistle’s.
6 00
2 50 sutton & Dawsen—Barn, lot, and house west side of
Sacramento st. adj. Mills, 2 50
7 00 . schmidt J.—House and lot south side of Broad st.
opposite Keystone hotel,6 00
6 00 Stats $. D,—House and lot south side of Washington street, 2 50
Stoddard Stephen—Stock of boots, shoes and Jeather, house on Washington road,
Terry Wm. D.—Hovse and lot south side of Broad
st., cabin and lot lunetion of Spring and Broad st 4
62
00
Commercial st
‘ 50
Ting—House on Weiss’ lot, Commercial street, , 2 00
Unknown Owner—House on Weiss’ lot above Ting’s 00
50
60
8 75) Unknown—Vacant lot on Waite’s hill partly fenced
$50 . Unknown—Vacant lot north side of Main at. adj.
2
78 feet front, and 150 feet deep, adj. Waite’s, 2
theatre ou the west, :
old Sacramento road beunded on the north by
N. Searls’ and on the south by Rigby’s,
Unknown—Barn and lot on Washington street adj.
Pasco’s,
6 00 . Unknown—Two cabins and lot south side of Wash00
50
ington st. second above Pasco’s, 2 60
00
8 00] Venard Stephen—Stable and lot west side of Pine at
adj. M, Chine’s,
§ 00 Walker H.—Lot upon which the Virginia hotel
stands south side of Broad st., 400
4 60) Warren J, H.—House and lot on Warren bill, 6 50
Yates , House and lot on Bridge street adj.
Driver’s, 2 00
9 50 . Zabejer B,—House and lot east side of Mill st. north
of foundry, vacant lot north side Commercial st. 3 50
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
pursuance ofan Ordinance passed by the Trustees
of the City of Nevada, Nov. 24th 1859, levying and pro.
viding for the collection of City taxes, I have levied upon,
and will expose at public sale in front of the Court House
door in the City of Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 224, 1860, at 10 o’clock a. m., all the above described .
property, for taxes and costs then remaining due and unpaid,
E. 0, TOMPKINS,
Marshal,
and ex-officie
City Tax Colleetor.
> >
Special Potices.
Be ‘Dr. Scott, Mesmeric and Clairvoyant .
Physician, would respectfully inform the pubhe generally .
that he has taken rooms at No, 88, Montgomery street,
up stairs, between California and Pine, where he will give
Clairvoyant examinations unerringly correct for all forms .
of disease, having had 18 years experience in the Atlantic
. Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; Gold Pens
. Counting Room.
oie Tet CX =e 299
Books! Books!! Books
: i* a yr Y y j ie gs ® ;
Block. Street.
Music, Music, Music.
GEO. W. WELCH,
CAN NOW BE FOUND ATHIS _
New Store, in Commercial Block,
‘A fow doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with a fine
Stock of everything in his line, such as
Standard & Miscellaneous Works.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
SCRAP BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS,
PRINTING CARDS,
CARD BOARDS,
INK STANDS,
PORTFOLIOS,
BANKERS CASES, &ec.
agAND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. “@%
and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men,
Back-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards,
and Dominos.
Pocket Diaries and Journals for
18co0.
Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new
publications received by every steamer,
Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid.
B93" Orders from the country solicited and attended to
promptly.
Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot.
Commercial Block,
COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA.
Nevada Nov. 20th 1859. are
BOOKS, BOOKS forthe MILLION !!
7. Ee. EAMILIN,
No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine.
AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of
Books, and Stationery, Musteal Instruments,
CUTLERY,
GOLD PENS,
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &C. &C.,
ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at
Wholesale & Roeotail,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law,
Medicat, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works,
Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety.
Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays.
—NeEW AND IMPROVED—
DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS,
FOR 1860.
Also—A great Variety o Sizes for the Pocket and
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
States of the Union, and two years practice in California,
. He flatters nimself that he can give the utmost satisfac. .
.
. tion to all those that may honor him with their confi.
.
dence. Examining mesmericaily all forms and kinds of .
diseases, he is enabled to locate, define and prescribe
clearly and truthfally, to the satisfaction of the patient
ouder all circumstances, The Magnetic Battery, also the
insulated Battery, applied under Mesmeric Clairvoyant .
. directiona when considered essential, producing the most
happy and permanent results to all those suffering from
Nervous and Spinal diseases, constitutional debility, ete.
Mesmeric and Phrenolegical examinations given without .
L. J. CAAPKAY, is already secured ina position which
places it, as well as 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
this department of Medical science, and they occupy with
is an illustrious example, a shining Nght among the philfully equaled him in’ this country, asa proof of which,
with a Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree. Selecting this as his field of operation, although qualified as
a graduate of the University of Pesth, and late Chief Sur. geon ofthe Hungarian evolutionary army, for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest at. tention to the cure of chronie and private diseases, in
. manipulation, Medical examinations, $2; hreno!
$1. Office hours from 9 tol2a,M., 2to6r. mM. Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9.
Orders from the country promptly answered, 17-3m .
The Medical and Surgical Institue of Dr. .
A cireulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good
over, and Lam constantly receiving the la test and most
desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil
adelphia, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &c from
yarts of the Globe
Pee Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up
for mailing—Postage Free.
It is nseless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity of everything. And 1 will say T have as good an assortment as can be found this side of San Francisco, — i
Persons wishing anything in my line of business will
save money by calling upon me, before purchasing elsewhere.
a We Strive to please,
nee — J. K. in AMLIN.
jal. NEW VARIETY STORE,
EDWARD MULLER,
JAKES PLEASURELN INFORMING the
citizens of NEVADA and vicinity, that he hus just
opened on
COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA,
(Next door to Williams’ new brick building.)
A large and well selected Stock of
Fancy Goods,
Consisting of Music & Musteal Instruments,
French, German and English
L/ pe CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
; BLANK BOOKS,
AND STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS.
FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, CANES &e,
He also has the best assortment of TOBACCO & CIGARS
ever brought to this market, which he is determined to
sell at San Francisco Prices,
Also, aybeautiful assortment of
a3” GERMAN AND FRENCH PIPES. -@e
Nevada, October 24th 1850.—4-tf
which he has become ao great an expert that he is now
regarded as the LaapEeR inthis branch of his profession
throughout the United States, and hia portrait and biography are published as a matter of Interest to their readers in the moat exclusive journals. The Dootor’s offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,on Sacramento
street, cornor of Leidesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Be” We ask particular attention of our readers to the
sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another column
of this paper,
Sands’ Sarsaparillaefor Purifying the Blood—
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the
. blood. If the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue
membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary
and subsidiary, be charged with the elements of disease,
sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is
. eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected, It is
adj. Spence’s, 2 60 here that the powerful health restoring properties of
Kites Jacob—Houre and lot on west side of road to SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are manifested ; its searching
Cayoteville, 2 00 . operation reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it perlevy M., 8. Kohiman agent—House and lot south Sores s therefnre lical i th } side of Commercial st. used as a butcher shop by forms are therefore radical and thorough, Read the tesA. MeAllister, F oo . timony in another column.
Laird A. T.—-Houre and lot on Washington road, 1 75 Ba l’repared and sold by A. B. &D. SANDS, Druggiste
Landon A.—House and lot on Gold Fiat, 1 25 . i a
Legg Robert—House and lot westside of Bridge st, S } on eg ae ra ; ” sia
adj. Eddy’s, 1 75 ‘or sale by H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON &
Legg Mra.—House and lot west side of Bridge st. 4 . CO., San Franciseo ; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R, H.
adj. R. Legg's, 2 50 . McDON ALI) & CO., Sacramento; H. H. WICKES &CO.,,
Lindsley R. 5.—House and lot south side of KelNevada ; and by Druggists generally. 13-ly
seys ravine, EY eee rece rey acer i IE Mme cee Rae Ie N Lisi
McCloud & Gaines—Par fixtures, 2 25 Newell's Cough Syrup.—We have just received
Mulford Wm.—-House and loton Shelby Flat read, afew bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer. It
House and lot south side of Commercial st. adj, highl i ,
Landeker's, 8 on . comes to us highly recommended as a remedy for Cops,
Miche! Justue—Watch making tools, Broad street, 1 25 . CovcH, Sons Turoat, Broxcustis, or any other affection
Mulloy J.—House, Jot and personal property south of the throat or lungs.
side of Boulder street. 400 RUDOLPH & HUNT,
Miller M, W.—House and loton Waite’s Hill adj. 11-1f 32 Main «treet, Nevada,
Mrs. Gibson's, 2 25 . .
McCloskey Mary—House and lot north side Broad st, 2 25 . f "Oo nme
Meredith Henry—Metrepolis lot Main st., Empire IMPORTANT WN EW Ss FOR
lot Main st., Cottage Nevada st., Library, furniture, County warrants and notes, 61 50 1 8 G O “
Morrison Robt.—House and lot east side of old Sacramento road near N. Searles’, 250 GREAT RECUCTION IN PRICES,
McKea Wm,—House and lot on Lost hill adj. J. au AT THE —~
Monroe's, 450 7 . 7
Mathews , Stokes agen t-.-House on Spring st. 1 50 \ ‘T RE
Mathes, Col'd—House and iot adj. Stokes’, i 5 00 OPPOSITION S O Ay
Morrell Frank—House and lot north side Washingite National van phcoerg ou Opposite ! on : Rachangs, Broad St.,
MeBrown ——, Honse and lot south side of WashNEVADA.
ington road, 200) a . m hy oe 4 ’ > on
Moran B.—St. Charles Restaurant on south side of J O Ss =A E F1. B R O S °
ae mest, ‘ oy tacts ; 2 50 . Will sell their extensive Stock of
iller F.—Lot northeast aide ol asbingtlon roac .
Eat Wewts Garden 2 Ball@ Winter Goods,
Warmes W. P.—House and lot north side of Broad . Which consists ofa large assortment of
_ St, adj. J. B. Van Hage . 3 50) A No. 1, English, Pilot & Beaver Overcoats;
Noland Jas.—House ar. . lot east side of Pine street, “ « Harrison’s Business Coats;
two horses and wagon, 500; “ French C m
Newberry Henry—House and lot south side Pine st. 2 75 “ “ ae aii & mewver Rimes
Novey Peter—House and lot south side ofSpring st. 300) « 6 Silk, Velvet & Plush Vests;
O'Neil Frank—2 horses an’ wagon opposite Weiss’, 2 00 . . > . a . § 4
Obron Michsel—<Hlouse sin} lot on Lost hill, 2 00 . paper yy peg. Flamandi, Moleskin and French Cassi
Palmer J. C.—House : ot 80 ide of Spring : : ee tos
wa his re ater dy at south side of Spring st 5 00 A Superior article of Mining and Stitched BOOTS #
Peabody Geo.—House and lot east side Sacramento . large payee “ rage a td ” B. B. BLANKETS ;
: ano the sia? ~~ ae . Together with a carefully selected stock Goodyear’s RUBpias Denson aad lot hie side Sacramento 7? BER GOODS, warranted to be perfection ; .
road, : 3 50 All of which will be sould at
Prior G. W.—House and lot north of Rigby’s, 1 25 EX Ez ao LS fal
Parker F.—House and lot northwest of Rigby’s, 2 50 — = sT ss 9 “os
Peard Thos.—House and lot on lost Hill,
. Price Wm.—Billiard table in Ben Young’s,
John Pasco—House and Jot southwest side of Washington street,
Quirk P.—House and Jot north side of Broad street
adj. Hix’s,
Rineheart Peter—House, saloon and ball court. Ten
pin alley adj. Sullivan's,
Riley A. W.—Vacant lot south side of Broad street
known as Union hotel Jot, also vacant lot east side
of old Washington read known as Nawk’s ‘field,
Richardson T. H.—House and lot east side of Boulder street,
Rouz F.—House and lot south side of Spring street
adj. Blassauf’s,
Regondi Chas.—Houseand lot south side of Spring
st. near LD. Baker’s property,
Rodgers Samuel—House and lot west side of old
Washington road opposite Hunt’s,
Edward Roberts—House and lot opposite Morrel &
Jones,
Skilman & Brother—Brick house south side of Main
street, adj. Grier’s
Stiefeil S.— House and lot south si¢e of Broad street
above Virginia lot,
Sublett Wm.—House and lot on Warren Hill,
Shaffer HU. H-—Stock of Furniture on hand
2 00 . make room fora large invoice to arrive per Clipper
3 00
ship ‘‘Forest Queen,”’ of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
2 00 In addition to the above, we have the pleasure of in1 50
. forming our customers and the public generally, thet we
. are in receipt by every steamer, a well selected stock of
400 BOYS’ CLOTHING,
7 00
2 00
3 00
1 75 er a Sale oF,
. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters.
ga? PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. aR
JOSEPH BROTHERS.
Nevada Jan. 24th 1860. F
:. F, SPENCE,
2 00 Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st., Nevada, ’
1 38 Teeawawe PILLS AND OINTMENT—
For Sale by E ¥. SPENCE,
600} Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad St., Nevada.
AO LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATH3 00 ER, For sale by
2% J. M. HIXSON,
$ 00 No. 77 Broad Street, Nevada,
7 Hray Sires. “
4. 7, RUDOLIE, HARVEY HUNT, M.D,
RUDOLPH & HUNT,
INo. 32, Main St.
Novada. INevdaa.
Wholesale & Retail
. ORUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES,
——— AND DKALEKH IN
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent
MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY,
j# At the Lowest Cash Prices, “@\
} At the Old Drug Stand,
'Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St.,
} OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE,
.
.
Nevada, Nov. Jt 1859.—5-tf
'H. H. WICKES & CO.,
INo. 53,
—Wholosaleand Retall—
'Druggists and Apothecaries.
CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS.,
AVE any and everything in their lineto be found
in any one Store in the state,
. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest.
PR Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. “@®
Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours,
Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf
en nenneneneeianaaa
TALLMAN & “TURNER,
‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware
Of All Kinas.
. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS,
} MADE TO ORDER.
ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
} COPPER WORK and JOB WORK.
. BRICK BUILDING,
Commorcial Street.
Nevada January 1559, 18-tf
WooD! woopD!! WOOD!!!
Fire! Fire!! Fire!!!
We We Hh th ae PreE’s
—_——HAS (OT
CORDS SEASON"D OAK, PINE AND CEDAR
500 ; WOOD—AllLengths, that he wants to sell, or
. exchange for
Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes,
Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers
Kills, or CASH.
Bw Send your Orders to No. 77 Broad St.
. /KNICKERBOCKER SALOON.
Main street, next door to Theater.
NEVADA.
. HE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED AND FITTED
up the abovo named Saloon, which has a fine
Marble Bed Billiard Table,
A READING ROOM, furnished always with the latest
papers, is attached to the Establishment.
THE BAR, is constantly supplied with the Choicest
. Baw” LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS. ~@@
A, W. POTTER.
Nevada Doc. 20th, 1350,—12-tf
“. certificates are considered unnecessary.
ere cree A veerrissis is:
f $i att ? 7
NEW MUSIC STORE!
GRAY & HERWIG,
176 CLAY STREET. SAN FRANCIS€O.
PIANOFORTES!! PIANOFORTES!!!
ice
Agents for the sale of Instruments from the following celebrated manufacturers,
Raven & Bacon, New York,
Hallet & Davis, Boston.
Brown, Allen &Co,, Boston.
Boardman & Gray, Albany.
The abore Pianos cannot be su for quality of
tone, delicacy of touch and y Ae? vangent od made expressly to withstand the changes of oor California climate.
Melodeons! Melodeons!!
Sole Agents for California, for Carhart & Meedham's celebrated Instruments ; Prince & Go's,
of all sizes. e largest and best
selected! stock tn rnia of
New, Popular and Standard Music,
Domestic and Foreign. .
’ General System.
As the Pheonix rises from the ashes of its fires, re-antinted with new life, so does thix medicine reinvigorate
the whole system, and overcome diseases.)
MerThe removal and re of Rheumatism,
baa sala wr of A ioe touhig at
, Cutaneous ae of
the Glands, and all diseases arieing from an injudicious
use of Mercury.
In the above named diseaeses, this preparation is
a@Unequaled in the Known World. -@s
Ae the Medicine will recommend itself when once used,
This valuable
preparation is made with the greatest care, from the best
materials,
N.B. It contains no Mereural preparation whatever.
None genuine ae the written cone ~ JAS. R.
BOYCE, a ron the Label. Prepared on
mir srr JAS. Kh. BOYCE,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Cor. K and 2d streets,
14-3m Sacramento, Cal,
ull RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada.
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES,
— AND——
And Rélnvigoreting
Instruction Books, of all kinds.
GARDEN SEEDS. "3
Smith’s Pomological Garden & Nursery Cornopeons, orellg se
2}¢ MILES FROMSACRAMENTO, ON AMERICAN RIVER,
Depot and Store, 44 J Street.
Ww offer the present season a la’ and extensive
stock of Fruit and Ornamental $! ‘Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Green House Plants, as can be found in
any Nursery Establishment on the Pacific coast, embracing over One Thousand Varieties, viz;
Apple, land 2 years old from graft,
Pear, 1 2and3 “ “ “ “
Peach, 1 2and3 “ “ “ a
Nectarines, Land? ‘ BB es, AO Oh
Apricot, 1 and 2 “ bas 7 %
Plum, 1 and 2 + 7" hed “
Cherry, 1 and 2 Au bigicer MRA ap herseAlmond, 1 and 2 % “t “ “
Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines,
Our stock of the Foreign Grape, in variety are the finest and best selected and tested kinds grown in this country. We have been for years past giving our particular
attention in the propagation of all the finest varieties of
the Foreign Grape extant, of which we offer for sale $0,000 vines this season, Also, 40,000 Los Angeles Grape
Vines trom one to three years old, We will sell at prices
as low as can be purchased at any Nursery Establishment
in the State.
Ornamental and Shade Trees.
Consisting of Elm, Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, Catatpa,
Taburnum, (or Golden Chain,) Weeping and Curled Leaf
Willow, Timber Looust, &o, &e. Also the Evergreen Arbor Vita, very ornamental for Public or Private Grounds,
Avenues and Cemeteries, Allof five growth and large
size for planting out the coming season.
Our stock of Camelias, Roses, and an endless variety of
Green House Plants, are unusually fine and large. The
Camelias have now commenced blooming in their beautiful varieties and colors, and will continue through the
Winter and Spring months,
Garden Seeds.
We Invite tho attention of dealers and planters to our
very extensive and general assortment of Vegetable Seeds
all of our own raising. The crop of this year’s growth
which is pure and sure to vegetate, we hold out great inducements to parties purchasing by wholesale, our stock
being very large, The increasing demand for the Seeds
of our own growing, have compelled us to enlarge our operations, and we have accordingly procured another
farm expressly designed and adapted for that business,
and have associated with us In that department Mr, Jas,
B. Saul, who for tho last five years hay been foreman of
this Establishment,
Persons in giving orders for seeds, will please send separate from Nursery Stock, We will sell for CASH at a
less price than can be purchased in any part of the State,
‘Trees, Vlants and Seeds packed with the greate+t care to
insure them in transportation to any part of the Pacific
Coast,
We particularly call the ‘attention of Band Masters to
the fact that our stock of Brass Instruments are of American Manufacture, and are superior to the German
Instruments generally in our market,
Roman and Italian Strings, for all kinds of
stri Instruments, received direct from Europe at fater which insure a constant supply of fresh articles.
Guitars, Violincellos, Violins, Banjos,
Flutes, Flageolets, Picelos, Clarionets
GRAY & HERWIG, deal exclasively in Music and Musical Instruments, and a Jong and peaction acquaintance
with the buginess has enab om te make arrangements which justify them in announcing thatthey will
sell the best articles, at the lowest possible rates,
#ay~ Orders promptly attended to, A liberal discount
to the Trade, eexteerica, &e,
&@~ Discretionary orders attended to by a person who
has had a long experience in teaching.
January Ist 1860,—14,3m
J.B. PAINTER,
(Late O'Meara & Painter.)
DEALER IN
TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARDS,
And PRINTERS STOCK generally.
182 Clay street, near Sansome,
SAN FRANCISCO,
December 20th 1859.—12-ly
areneencinsnmctanenyenntecniettiinit
ARE YOU INUSRED?
THE NEW YNGLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
CABAL (. vccorcs con andiceces coqnese ss Caen
WILL INSURE AGAINST LO8S BY FIRE,
In the town of NEVADA, on torma as low asany other
good and responsible Company.
Application for insurance may be made to I. J. ROLFE,
who will make a surveyof the same tothe Company's
Agent at San Francisco, who will execute the Poliey and
forward it by return mail.
Ray All losses adjusted with CASH immediately,
WM. FAULKNER,
Agent for said Company, Cor, Sansome & Merchant
Dec. 20th 1859.--12-3m Streets, San Francisco,
CAUTION,
We eantion all persons from buying trees from Hawkera and Pedlars, who pretend to have trees from our Nursery, (without vonehers from us) but would advise all to
send their orders direct to us, or through our authorigeds
agents, when they willbe sureto get Trees correct to
their labels,
F, B, MILLER,
T. A, NEWMAN & CO,
T. A. NEWMAN,
WHOLESALE DLALERS IN
WINES,
Trees ordered from.the Nursery, will be packed with LIQUORS,
the greatest care, and will bein much better order for AND
planting than trees long exposed for sale in hauling them CASE GOODS.
about through the country, Versons planting out Orchards, cannot be too careful in planting none but the. O @Omamnmaeroial Street,
best varietios of Fruit, Karly planting, when practicable, NEVADA,.—~—
is particularly recommended,
Catalogues containing full descriptions of our stock and . Have constantly on hand every variety of Goods in the
prices, sent free to allapplicants, All orders must be acabove line and are selling for
companied with the cash to receive attention, a@~ CASH, at SACRAMENTO PRICES. -G@
Address A. P. SMITH fi
14-3m No. 44, J Street, Sacramento. Nevada, Dece 27th 1859,—13-tf
PULU! PULU! PULU
—JUST RECEIVED. FOR 'THE HOLIDAYS!
Watches, Jowelry, wo. 5,000 eeaeRae euro»
17 CH LA. I tr EK, aving made arrangements to receive, monthly, 6,000
josite the St. Louis Hotel, Commerctal Street, . pounds of PULU, I am enabled to sell it in large or small
ts JUST RECEIVED A FKINE Assorte . (uantition at
ment of we aha p meomage of WATCHES from . 8g Lee Ote. Por Pound.
the best manufacturers of France and Europe. *
Diamond Rings, Pulu Mattrasses, Pillows, &c.
Ear Rings, aa SOLD AT CORRESPONDING PRICES. “me
w@@” Vartios in want of Pula, etc,, willdo well to call
Fob Chaina, at theWatch Guards, FURNITURE STORE OF
SAUL LEVY, Gold Pens,
Pencil Cases,
.
Commercial Street, Nevada,
In fact, everything in the Jowelry line, of the finest kind, . _@vada Nov. 29th 1859,—-0-3m
ag Watches and Jewelry made and Repaired. “@@
Clocka, Ke. &e,
& GRAND Movaxrm
THE RIGHT QUARTER!!
As all must admit who will call (and who
will not?) upon
ae EE” BE EC BE «6
AT HIS NEW S'TORE,
In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block,
Commercial Street, Nevada,
Four doors below Pine, and examive the LARGEST and
BEST selected stock of
American, French and Bohemian
) GLASS,
‘) CROCKERY,
— PLATED WARK,
ao hil
wand Cutlery.
ew “vor offered in the mountains of California. “gm
To enumerate the many articles in his 8TORE would
be usoless, if possible. Ask what PIER has vot, useful or
~ OPPOSITION
ISTHE LIFE OF TRADE!
Also, attached to the above Establishment isa
FINE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, . = ©
HICH WILL BE RE-FITTED AND OPENED ON THE
lst day of January, 1860, by the addition of a seeond story, now under course of construction, with fine
Skylight, where the finest
Photographs,
Daguocrrcotycs,
and Am brotypes,
Will be taken Cheaper than the Cheapest
By one of the best Artists in the State!
And better than any in the Mountains, (Though my
Ambroty pes did not obtain the l’remium at the late
State Fair.) Beenuse I did not send any.
When my new Gallery is completeted, I shall
be prepared to take the Bost Pietures
in the State, and at Reduced Rates.
LIST OF PRICES.
Life Size Photographs ..,...-eeeeeee seseee$5 00 . Ormamental, eyor found in such # store, As usual, he ie
Ambrotypes }4 size Plates, veceeeee 4.00. . 09D hand to
do M4 wize PIAte,,.,.6.sceeeereevere 2 OO SHOW HIS GOODS,
y ie pi oe epee) pgdill Siti git liad : And will do it pleasantly, (and tohis own advantage.)
Thankful for past favors, all who will favor him witha
call will be satisfied that
He means to Let Live and
Live Himself in Nevada?
we. N.B. CAN’T SELL AT COST YET! “QM
Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859,—5-tf
NEVADA FRUIT STORE,
NICOLAS SLOCOVICH,
On Pine street, opposite U.S. Bakery,
NEVADA CITY.
ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
ublie of Nevada, and vicinity, that hekeepson hand
all kinds of
Green and Dried Fruits,
Misses & Children’s . For sale at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of COMFECTION ARIES, &e., Sold at San Francisco Prices.
N. B.—The public has been mis-led by the advertiaements of otbera of the profession in Nevada, by announcing through the public newspapers, that they obtained
the Second Premium, for Daguerreoty pes at the late State
Fair, but such is not the case, (See Sac. Union of Oct,
7th 1959,) the official listas reported, whereno such
Premium can be found in its columns.
L. CELARIE.
Nevada Dec, 20th 1859.—12-3w faked 4 at
BOOTS & SHOES!
MAYERS & COE,
Have Just Received at their Stand,
Corner of Main & Commercial streets.
The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of
MINERS’ LADIES’
om
Heavy Nailed
KIP, CALF AND SHOES, ‘Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—6-tf
RUBBER j taint Matin cl th eh: AER
ITE
Boots. oayrmms'&) 6(C.H. MEYER & CO.,
GENTS’
nists hs Deabte noy’skire caty. BYiek Store, 76 Broad Street,
sole sewed NEVADA.
Boots & Shoes,
Calf BOOTS, Ladies IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
&e. ° Calf Bootees, &e ke,
French Brandies, Wines
CORDIALS, AND
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Bixchange on Huropec.
We are also enabled to furnish good Sight or Time
—— Drafts on ——
Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
Wh. Consisting in part as follows: “@@
Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots;
Double sole aid tae Pegged Boots;
W ater-Proof Sewed Boots;
Miner's heavy nailed Boots;
Men’s Gaiters, Oxford Ties and Brogans;
Boy’s Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans;
Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots;
Long and short Rubber Boots;
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Genta’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber
— OVER SHOES, —
Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Goods
is unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the
best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and
embrace nearly every variety and style manufactured in
the Atlantic States.
SIMON MAYERS,
Wm, R. COE.
Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859.—13-4f
HAMBURG,
FRANKFORT, on the Main,
ag AT CURRENT RATES. -@a
C, H. MEYER & CO.,
76 Broad 8t., Nevada,
Dee. 20th 1880.—12-4¢
ISSOLUTION.-The co-Partnership here>
tofore existing under the name and style of BLIVEN
& CO., merchants, at Brandy Flat, is this day dissolved,
SAMUEL BLIVEN,
JAS, A. SMITH,
Brandy Flat, December 26th 1859.
The business will be continued at the same stand under
the name and style of J. A. Smith, who alege is authorized to settle al] the business of the late firm.
15-3w JAS, A. SMITH,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
GOOD MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TaABLE, in good order, with Rubber Cushions, together
with Balls, Cues, and all the fixtures. Apply to
D. LACHMAN,
13-du0 24 Commorcial Street, Nevads.
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