May 16, 1860 (4 pages)

NEVAD WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1860. —_————— RELIEF MEASURES AT NEVADA. The Washoe Expedition. The dispatches received on Sunday afternoon, from Virginia City, stating that some seventy-five Americans had been killed in an Indian fight, prodced an intense excitement in Nevada. Crowds of people collected on the street corners, and a rush was soon made for the Court House, On finding that religious services were being held in that building, the crowd started for the Theater. The drums were beat, and in a few minutes the Theater was packed full of people. A meeting was organized by appointing T. H. Rolfe chairman, and H. B. Thompson Secretary. The chairman then briefly stated ‘the substance ofthe telegraphic dispatches, and that the object of the meeting was to take measures to send assistance to the people of Western Utah. Volunteers were called for, and Messrs. Birdseye, Gregory. Hagadorn and Tower, were appointed a committee to collect subscriptions and fit out the Company with arms, amunition and provisions. The meeting then took a recess for two hours, and the Committee went to work. A subscription paper was started, headed by Birdseye & Felton, who put down $500; Messrs. D. Crittenden, H. A. Hagadorn, Wm. Maltman, J.S. Lambert, C. H. Seymour, A. E. Head and Jas. Whartenby, subscribed $100 each, and a large number of others gave from $25 to $75 each. Our citizens, with few exceptions subscribed in proportion to their means, and in the course of a few hours the committee reported that $2,245 had been paid over. In the meantime Johnson & Sale’s pack train of thirty mules had been -engaged, and a large quantity of arms and amuni‘tion were dispatched im charge ofa company of twenty men. They took with them 60 rifles, 49 of which belong to the Nevada company, 125 pounds of powder, 100 pounds of lead, 60 pounds of rifle balls, 1200 cartridges, and 18,000 caps. The cartidges were manufactured by Mr. Z. P. Davis during the afternoon and evening, auda quantity of caps to fit the U. S. Rifles were brought up from Sacramento by O. T. Ganong, who rode the distance in five hours. The following are the names of the company : J.B. Van Hagen, D. Webber, William Bradley, J. L. Newman, J.R. Gray, A. W. Potter, O. S, Stevens, Jchn Gray, David Reed, hos. Marsh, Kepner Carnes, J. Price, H. A. Kelley, S. Miller, J.R. Parker, Thos. L. Ford, J.N. Miller, Thos. James. W. VY. Griffin, The company started about two o’clock on Monday morning, taking with them everything needed for their own use, together with allthe arms and amunition that could be procured on so short a notice. It is understood that there are plenty of men in Washoe, but they are destitute of arms and munitions. Yesterday afternoon, a dispatch was received from . Downieville, stating that there was a large body of Indians in Long Valley, and that the settlers in Sierra Valley, fearing an attack, were leaving their homes. Long Valley is not far from the Henness trail, and fearful that Van Hagan and his party might be surprised and cut off, Messrs. Roberts and Johnson started immediately, on horseback, to overtake the company and warn themofthe danger. Another meeting was also held, on recéipt of the news, and measures taken to send re-inforcements. The company is being organized as we go to press, and they design to keep on traveling until they overtake Van Hagan’s company. We learn that nine persons joined the company at Eureka, making twenty-eight in all. Besides their riding horses, they have thirty mules packed with provisions, arms and amunition; they cannot travel very fast, and it is believed that Roberts and Johnson will overtake them at Maples’ ranch. Benerit Batt.—The friends of Con. Murphy, who was disabled last August, while engaged in firing a salute to the late D.C. Broderick, have made arrangements to give a ball for his benefit. The ball comes off at Sullivan’s Ball Court, Broad street, on Friday evening May 25th. Con. Murphy was an industrious, energetic young man, but was quite disabled by the sad accident, and is without means for his support. He isa worthy object of charity, and we trust that those who feel an interest in his welfare will respond tothe call, and aid in making up a handsome sum for his benefit. “RicBarn CHaMpaion.”—Mr. Worthington brought us yesterday a bottle of wine manufactured out of the rhubarb plant, at his garden near Grasse Valley. He calls it “Rhubarb Champaign.” It tastes very much like new cider, but as it acquires age it is saidto very much resemble champaign. We learn that Mr. Worthington manufactured about thirty gallons of the article, the most of which he has given away. It is certainly a very fine tasting article. We are also indebted to Mr. Worthington fora quantity of pic-plant, raised at his place this season. Postronsp.—The presentation raffle of Mons. A. Liebert has been postponed until next Tuesday evening. The postponement was rendered necessa.ry, in consequence ofa larger number of tickets having been returned than expected. The few tickets remaining on hand will be disposed ofin a few days, and the prizes will be drawn next Tuesday, without fail. Fine ALARM.—Quite an excitement was created in town, Sunday afternoon, by an alarm of fire proceeding from the upper end of Broad street. The alarm was occasioned by the burning of a bed in some sleeping-room, but the fire was soon extinguished and the excitement subsided. : Special Notice. » Being desirous of visiting the Atlantic States at an early day—all persons indebted to me either by Note or Book account, are particularly requested to make immediate payment, without further Notice. J.8. WALL, 55 Broad Street. Nevada May Ist 1860.—31 Sands’ Sarsaparilla—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the . blood. membrane, fibre. filament, gland er other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the clements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It is here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are manifested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough. Read the testimony in another column, Sap Prepared and sold by A. B. &D, SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & . CO., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marveville; R. H. . McDONALD & CO., Sacramente; H. H. WICKES &CO., . Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 18-ly Newell's Cough Syrup.—We have just received . a few bottles ofthis Syrup from the Manufacturer. It comes to us highly recommended as a remedy for Ce ns, . Coves , Sone Taroat, BRoncuetiz, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 11-tf 32 Main street, Nevada. GREGORY & BORING, ——— DEALERS! X¥ —— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. . No. 44 Main Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf . T. ELLARD BEANS, . OPPOSITION STORE, HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF} GEO. W. WE If the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue . Where they will be most happy REMOVAL ~~ OF THE Commercial Block. Street. Music, Music, Music. LOH, JOSEPH BRO’S. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, CAN NOW BE FOUND aT IN KIDD & KNOX’S BRICK BUILDING, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with a fine Stock of everything in his line, euch as bearer: pin Standard & Miscellaneous Works. And patrons, and all others whe May favor them with a call, at the “SLAWKC BOOKS, MOST REASONABLE PRICES. ana oon Most of their Stock MUSIC BOOKS PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, Being ENTIRELY NEW, Gives their customers an Excellent chance for seleetion, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. Call and See the Goods, ag AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@8 aT THR Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Back-Gammon Beards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for 18ssco. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. Orders from the country solicited and attended to promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commerctal Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th 1859. Opposition Store, Corner of Broad & Pine sts., in Kidd & Knox's Brick, at KOHLMAN'S OLD STAND, Nevada April 10th 1860.—tf NEW DRY GOODS STORE! HAGADORN & BOWLEY, CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN STS., NEVADA. AKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GIVING NOTICE TO the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store, the richest and best selected Stock of =o). = Of all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, consisting in part as follows : ———SILKS: 2 PIECES BLACK, from 50 cts. to $1 per yard. 5 pieces fancy, as lew as 50 cts per yard ; 10 ps. Byadere stripe, very rich ; robes, from $20 to $50; five ps. 20 ps. plaid, very rich ; silk china silk ; plain silk in colors ; «= a 2a EPs a FRANK A. LEONARD, BOOK-BIN DER, Opposite G, W. Welch's Book Store, up stairs Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line on the SHORTEST NOTICE. moire antique; 10 ps. . together with a large let . of figured black silks ; 20 ps. all wool French merino, Tbe, . per yard ; cotton and wool, 25c to 37c, per yard. BOOKS, . .MPHLETS, . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all celors. MAGAZINES, ia deli © ‘dininbaioenn A ’ . ROBES : BOUND IN POPLIN ROBES—something entirely sew . CALF, 50 and very Rich. oi i. od MOROCCO, one 20 all wool DeLaine Rebes, Plain and figured all weel Y ’ Delaine, in all colors. ‘ ‘ ‘ oR PAPER, aw TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. “ ®O ———CLOAKS :——— 52 BROAD STREET. . all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from . New York. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN ‘GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. . . Valenciennes lace. . trimmings of all kinds and descriptions ; Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1859.—3-tf BOR? ERIE Bes Cc. M. FOSTER & CO., AVING PURCHASED 150 TONS OF ICE ry yn 4 wee at Dutch Flat, and 75 Tons at Omega, in addition te . the Stock on hand, informs the citizens of Nevada, Grass . Valley, and Auburn, that they are now ready to com. . menee delivering to their customers, the BEST QUALITY . of ICE ever offered in the Market. . April 10th 1860.—28-tf . LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TH E. firm of J. M. HAMILTON & CO., are requested to . make immediate payment, aa one of the frm (J. M. Hamilton,) has sold hia interest to W. H. whem he cheerfully recommends bis old customers and friends as worthy of their confidence, J. M. HAMILTON & CO, Nevada March 13th 1860. W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Successors to J. M. HAMILTON & CO.) GENERAL DEALERS 1N BAR DWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, . BELLOWS, . ANVILS, -—AND— PAIN TS: LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Rowder Fuse , Cordage, DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, Lead Pipe, Plows Straw-Cutters, &c. At the Old Stand, No, 37 Main Street, Nevada W. H. CRAWFORD, . H. L, COYE, Nevada, March 18th 1860.—24 tf COAL OIu LAMPS! DEIT’Z PATENT. Stores, and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all, Upon a trial of these Lamps . it will be found that they afford by far the most econom. ical Light ever used. By the turning of a single screw, . a strong or subdued light may be produced—having all . the convenience of GASS, at about one-tenth the expense. Also, the Patent Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil, . Prepared by the most approved Chemical Process. This . Oil has never been known to fail in uniformity of quality . and for its brilliancy of Light, when used in these . NEW LAMPS, . It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminater of the Age! For Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD co., Sole Agents for this City, 3-4 No. 27 Main Street, Nevada, CAUTION. FORBID ALL PERSONS TO PURCHASE the entire patent right of a Hydraulic Sewing Machine, . from one Mr. Q. Rice, his agents or assignees, the same . being invented by the above named individual. The said Water Worxs.-The Nevada Water Company's } Mr. Q. Bice baving sold to one S. Howard, of Nevada . works were tested on Monday, and we believe the city, on the 12th day of March last, one halfof the patent . right and invention of said machine; also, one half of his people were generally satisfied, that with proper . title and interest in the same. Said bill of sale is written hose, the works can be made effective in tinguishing fires. oe Late Raiys.—It rained pretty steadily last week . from about dark on Thursday evening up to a late hour Friday night. On Saturday morning, M 12th, the ground was covered with a heavy frost i Mapa Suenwoop, the fat woman, is announced to be exhibited again in Nevada, next Monday evening. San Francisco MILItary.—A plan is on foot in San Francisco to have the several military companies in that city formed into one regiment, under the command of a Colonel, tabe elected by them. A petition for that purpose, to be presented to Brigadier General Cobb, is now in circulation. It is proposed to have the plan go into operation by the end of July. They will be called the ‘First Regi ment of California Militia.” Tue Censvus.—The census takers will commence their operatiorié on the first of June next, simultaneously throughout the United States. The Alta says that bets are pending, that the census will an show a population in 8 rancisco of ninety thousand souls, without counting th num Washoe absentees. — ee sist Cuvrcu Buritpinc.—The Protestant community of Los Angeles are endeavoring to raise funds to erect a church building in that city. Latrers OvVERLAND.—By the overland mail which left San Francisco on Friday, 9,677 letters were sent. } } ! } in his own hand-writing, and witneseed by a good and praiseworthy citizen, Dr. Levason, and duly recorded in Book lof Miscellaneous Record, page 619, of Nevada . county, and acknowledged by the County Recorder, John . 8. Lambert. Ihave also forwarded a copy of the Bill of . Sale, with the certificate of the Recorder, to the Patent . Office at coe. securing to me my right, title and . interest, under the patent laws. 8. HOWARD, Nevada, May Ist, 1860.—3]-3w. J. F. HOOK. DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES!! BRICK BUILDING, OPPOSITE St. LOUIS HOTEL Commercial Street. NEBWTAD-A. A fall assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN’S SHOES, and GAITEBS, Leonard Benkert’s Quilted-Bottom Boots Constantly on hand and for sale at Reasonable Rates. LX Boots Made to Order.57 Repairing done at all times and at short notice. . eee . SPELT. HOOK. EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd's Brick. . Amoerican Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, &c. LWAYS ON HAND, FRESH, AND IN THE BEST possible condition. The undersigned, baving purchased the interests of his . former partners in the Empire market, will continue the business as eon his own account. He solicits for the establishment a continuence of the very liberal patronage heretofore received. az Come and see for Yourselves. Gg CHAG6, KENT, Proprictor. Nevada, January, 1860.—tf ' Jong and square shawls of all kinds. . napkins; } all kinds, CRAWFORD, te . Linseed, Lard, Sperm; and Polar Oils, Tackle Blocks, . Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, . GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST . eiegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Churches, . . ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any . of the U.S. Miate. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, . be accommodated with Baths at all times. . productor,’’ celebrated for its medical powers of . Repairing and Lettering done to Order. ORDERS Solicited froma all parts of the county, and will receive prompt attention, MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— ‘4 Caps, Chesterfield Sacke ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of FRANK A. LEONARD. April 10th 1860,—28-tf Flower and Garden Seeds. Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid . ———EMBROIDERIES : —-—OLLARS AND SLEEVES—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edging» all kinds; eambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edgings; Also,—Velvet ribbons and dress wool damask A FULL ASSORTMENT AT . for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace curtains ; r 9 . eambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidered handkorHi. H. wick ES & CO 8., j chiefs ; brown and bleached linen damask, by the, yard ; . brown and bleached linen table covers ; linen dieylies and linen diaper and toweling, and table covers of . MILLINERY GOODS, OF AhSs Rinne. OUR BONNETS are made in our own store, from the latest New York fashions, Bonnets madeand retrimmed at the shertest netice, — Prints: 4 PIECES MERRIMAC—Coohese ani oth50 stock of bleached, er atyles from 6% to 124, cts, per yard, A large and brown sheeting of all widths. Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Quilts, and Marseilles and = Laneaster . Other Articles toe Numerous to Mention. Broad Street. TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OraAll Einadas. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER, ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, Commorcial Strooct. _Nevada January 1859, 18-tf woop! ditt We are also receiving by every steamer, shipped direct to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDER. TES, &e. &e. to be procured in New York. . . All of which will be sold . ge Cheaper than the Cheapest. “ex Ladies—give usa Call, and examine our goods for yourselves, ag We willattend promptly to all Orders from the Conutry. N.B. Mrs. BE. R. Jones, wishes to inform the ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bowley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress & Cloak Making, inallits branches, and . having bad eight years experience in the business ia San Francisco, feels confident of giving satisfaction te all who may call, Nevada Feb, lat, 1860.—18-tf _§. LUBECK & CO., WOOD!! Woop!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be Whe ne EE See was ———HAS GOT 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR 9] WOOD-—All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blackemithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. 2m” Send your Orders te No. 77 Broad St. } . \AGRAND MOVEIN THE RIGHT QUARTER!! . . Acall must admit who will eall (and who . . . will not?) upon Ze Gao BE” BE EC BE o AT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, Commercial Street, Nevada, Feur doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . . FANCY AND STAPLE . { GLASS CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, 1 . ' . R = O O Ss ? To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible, Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever found im such a store. EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS,. """”” snow 18 Goons, And will do it pleasantly, (and to his own advantage ) Thankful for past favors, all who will faver him with a call will be satixfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himeelf in Nevada! 9. N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@a Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—6-tf Bfillinory, HOSIERY, CARPETS, Ol. CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC. NEW ESTABLISHMENT! Branch of the Sacramento NEW CORNER CIGAR STORE. M. GREENHOOD, ON BROAD $T., SECOND DOOR ABOVE POST OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT he has opened a Cigar and Fruit Store, And solicits a share of patronage. He has a large Stock of choice articles in hia line, and will sell at Wholesale and Retail, At the Lowest Prices for Cash. #9. Country Dealers supplied at Sacramento Prices. Ge . M.GREENH®@OD. . NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. PION BET ASSAY OFFICE. H, HARRIS & CO., (Successors to Harris & Marchand, ) E. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE, Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento atreét, San Francisco. S@ Will continue te carry on the business of Ge Melting, Refining and Assaying . GOLD AND ORES, Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Asas Nevada, January, 1860. FEEISs ; PONY EXPRESS. NINE DAYS From San Francisco to New York. THE CENTRALOVERLAND PONY EXPRESS COMPA. NY will start their LETTER EX PRESS from San Franciseo to New York and intermediate points On Friday, the 6th day ef April next, And upon every Friday thereafter, at 4 o'clock Pr. w. Letters will be received at Nevada until 9 e’clock every Monday night. , and bind a7 IN BARS OR COIN.-Ge Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valued. Terms for Assaying, the same aein San Franciaeo, H. HARRIS & CO, October 11th 1859,—tf UNITED STATES BATHS! _ —AN D— HAIR DRESSING SALOON! —~OF FICE— Alta Telegraph Office, Main St., Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will be received at Carson City until 6 o'clock Pr. m. every Wednesday. SCHEDULE TIME FROM #4N FRANCINOO TO NEW YORE. For Telegraphic Dispatches,..000.000+Nine Daya. HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY . For letters..-+---+« eeccdescces éeebes Thirteen Days. informs the citizens of Nevada and vieinity that " bear fl they hove just completed a fine Bathing House, attached. _ Letters willbe charged, between San Franciseo and Salt Lake City, $3 per half ounce and under, and at that rate according to weight. Telegraphic dispatches will be subject to the same charges as letters. All letters must be enclosed in stamped wi. W to their well-known establishment, where the pnbiie can a) = "aman Hair. It entirely eradicates dandruff, and keeps the hair from turning gray. They keep constantly on hand a fine assoutment of Perfumery of all kinds. EO. LAMPE & BRO. No. 51. Broad st., next door to the U. 8. Hotel. They also keep constantly on hand ‘‘Dr. Genni envelopes. bP Agent C. 0. P. Express Company. aeinchesnensiipimmstnesinrottitatnineitainaiseal cepted ataiaainictte AMPHENEB, LAMP-WICK & BURNING FLUID. For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, HAYER’S COD LIVER OIL CANDY. Druggist & Apothecary , 47 Broadst., Nevada, This is an excellent preparation and is decidedly the pleasantest and best remedy yet for Coughs, Col4’s, AstbIL" CHIMNE YS—For Sale by ma, &e. &e. For Sale by F. F. SY ENCE, E. F. SPENCE, Druggist &*Apothecary, Broad st., Nevads, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. Books! Books Books!!! RUD OLPH & HUNT, No. 32, a esale & Retail New Store, in Commercial Block, . DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, BOOK BINDERY. . Kelsey's Brick Commercial St., Nevada. Rneumatism, and Cutlery. y wa Ever effered in the mountains of California. -@@ . news, and examine specimens, and judge for themselves, As usual, he is . ¢d Hose Maker in the County of Nevada—we will say in Main St. Wevada. NWevdaa. Whol —— ANB DEALERS 1N —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, “@% At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Noy. Ist 1859.—5-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Broad St. — Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVE anyand everything in their line te be found in any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. BA. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. “Qe Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hears, Nevada Aug, 13th 1859.—46-tf Row UEE’s INFALLIBLE RHEUMATISMN MEDICINE, FOR CURING Mereurtal, Chronic and Secondary Syphiltic Disenses, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutancous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, and for re-inyigorating and strengthening the general system, N. B,—It contains no mercural preparation, None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R. Boyee appears on the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Droggixta, Cor. K and 2d streets, 14-3m Sacramento, Cal, RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada, BOOTS & SHOES! MAYERS & COE, Have Just Received at thelr Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Moat Ixtensive Stoek of MINERS’ LADIES’ Heavy Nailed Miasss & Children’s KIPr, CALF AND SHOES, Boot GAITERS & ots a COMle Rubbers. GENTS’ Single & Double ROY’'S KIP & CALF sole sowed Boots & Shoes. Calf BOOTS, Ladies Reo. &e. Calf Bootees, &c ke, Ever aN to Nevada, WER for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, We. Consisting in part as follows : “OR Men's Heavy a and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-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 Hoots; ; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber ~ OVER SHOES. — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Gooda ia unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedin the Atlantic States. SIMON MAYERS, Wm. R. COOK. Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859,—13.tf T. A, NEWMAN, y. hh, MILLER, T. A. NEWMAN & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CASE GOODS, Oommercial Stroet, ——-NEVADA,.— Have constantly on hand every variety of Goodsin the above line and are selling for ae CASH, at SACRAMENTO PRICES. -G@ Nevada, Dece 27th 1859.—13-tf hook AT TEIS!! MESSRS, Q. RICE AND S. HOWARD, HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKERS, With Machine Sewing Guarantee our Work to Stand Only 20cts per Va:d for 3 Seams. INERS, OR THOSE INTERESTED IN diggings, would do well to vinit their place of buslbefore purchasing elsewhere, as we ( uarantee to perform work BETTER and with greater facility than any pretendCalifornia notwithstanding. We are prepared to make Tents, Wagon-Covers, Awnings, and Garden Hose, ae ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -gy TENTS will be made expressly for the Washoe expedition, all sizes and all shapes, as ordered. The Machine Sewing is unprecedented for strength, durability and speed. Tho Machine itself, to say nothing of its working capacities is unrivalled, and without a parallel in the nineteenth century, and this age of progression, It is true, Wheeler & Wilson are in the field for fine work, and are unsurpassed. Grover & Baker's machines cannot be beaten for strength and speed in the general employment for which they are used, There ure alae Singer’s machines, and a number of others which we will not mention: Neither of the above can compete with RICH & HOWARD'S, for it Sewnthree stitches in one revolntion, with twelve cord Sail twine, andtwo men can complete 300 yards per day. One seam will standa pres sure of from 75 to 100 feet fall, and probably mor. PLACE Of BUSINESS, In Whartenby’s Fire-proof ballding, o ad C. W. Mulford & Co's Banking ine” ; RICE & HOWARD. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed. 26-3m NEVADA FRUIT STORE. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. S. Bakery, NEVADA CITY, ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND TUE . public of Nevada, and vicinity, that bekeeps on band all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also. a i kinds 6) CONFECTIONARIES, &t., Sold at San Francisco Pricer. Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.-~5-tf B. LACHMAN ,!ro. PAWNBROKER, ’ Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, . NEVADA. } AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMing the public that be has established himell permanently at the above place. and agrees to give satixiaction to all whe will favor him with » call. ae. Keeps constantly on hand for sale, FGM bi: PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLI) and “ILY. WATCHES, DiyMOND ARTICLES, PISTOLS, CLOTHING INSTRUMENTS, ete. ete. 17-1 AO LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATH-~ ER, For sale by J. M. HYXSON No. 77 Broad street “ewrade EROSENLK.—For Sele by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st., Nevads, i ~ other Ke ' uer hip heretafore exiting between the undersighned and R. WHAOX, io the Blacksmith and Wagonmaking busibess, has been dissolved; and the undersigned will not be respon ible for any ete done by said Wilcox in regard ~ . to anid for any Uille due said partuership. ogether by much sour milk as ness, make it into small loaves at once, bestand Directions for ke sone purest Yeast Powder Take one pound of B. T, Babbitt’s Saleratus and two nds , ‘s pure Cream of Tartar, mix them pounds of B, T, Babbitt’s pu pion thoroughly together, them threegh are. Tacblcen ae thoes of the Yeast Powder, or Powder, after you get it made as above: To each of flour add two teaspoonful of the Yeon or Poeun tee cuir ndive: Got ay tonal, and bake at once in a quick oven. The bread should be in small loaves; Biscuit in the same way. You will find the above Yeast Pewder, or Baking , far superior to any in the market. and mach eh , because it is made, Either of the materials will keep separate is the kind to be used, saving which it is put up. poral Sotet Sat a t e ay gas 0" a ey jeep than three months; when you get them from the stores they are not fresh, because they pass through so many hands before they reach the consumer. TO MINERS, Directions for making Prepared or Self-raising Flour that oan be set chide tad tea at leisure. To each quart of flour add one teaspoonful of B. T. Babbitt’s Saleratusa, and two of his pure Cream Tartar, and what salt is required; mix them ughly while dry, and set aside use. Flour prepared in this way will last threo months, for the reason that the flour keeps the chemicals separate from each other; it ean be oma up in the usual way, ana baked at once, Use thia red flour for Bread, Biseuit, or any kind of Sweet kes or Pan Cakes, until you want te use them. B. T. BABB PURE CHEMICALS, Are —— strictly pure, and may be had of all respectable dru and grocers. vOBSERVE or are oo but br having om the r trade mark a name 0! RS HN D. WING & CO. Sole Agents, 48 California st., San Francisco. eee JO i ke a TN, 3 ay Important to Housekeepers AND OTHERS. PULU! PULU!! PULU!!! A NEW ARTICLE OF BEDDING SUPERIOR To any other now in use in this Country. mm FLEAS WILL NOT LIVE INIT. “Ga ALSO ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bed Springs, Twine, Hair, Needles, &o. — JACOB SCHREIBER, Sole Importer of Sandwich Islands Palu, FPulu Warchouso. 180 Jackson st. San Francisco Next to the International Hotel. 28-8m CAUTION. ERSONSINVESTING IN THE WASHOE Silver Mines, are PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED against purchasing interest in what is called the “Billy Choller ground,’ between Virginia City and Gold Hill, in Carson Count and Utah Territory, as the undersigned (with Moore, Lawrence and others) claims by location, and holds possession, eight hundred feet upon the Comstock Ledge, immediately west and adjoining the aforesaid Choller claim, and will resist all aggressions or encroachments made by the Choller Company, by every legal and bonorable means the Territory or country affords 28-Im JAMES G, DOW To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO, Peraons who have occasion to visit San Francisco, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any deser;ption, will find it MUCH to their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos. 149 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to moat of our readers throughout the State, as well asin Oregon and Washington Territory ; nevertheless, for the benefit more particularly of strangers, it may be proper to say that at Quincy Hall, every style and quality of Men and Boy's Wearing Apparel, Comprising, at all times, the largest stock in the line on the Pacific Const, is to be found at prices absolutely lower than any other house in the country can afford—na low, in fact, as the current ratos of thé leading retail establishments of the Eastern cities. This is no humbug, buncombe assertion ; on the contrary, it ia simply the truth, which is proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community. The miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied cireumstances of life—the rich alike with the poor—all patronize Quincy Hall. andallare surr-ed to their taste and their purse. You can buy the finest articles,or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utterly unreasonable, will be certain to give satisfaction, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 161 Washington st., next to Bank Exchange, 18-3m San Francisco, BE. DELGEH RH,” (Formerly Delger & Hageman,) AVING PURCHASEDTHE INTEREST of F. Hageman, will continue the business in bis own name, as Importer & Wholesale in Boots & SELOBS, 75 Callfornia 8t., Corner Battery ap stairs, SAN FRANCISCO, Keeps a large stock of Gent's, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, —— Also, Receives by every steamer, a large assortment of BOOTS & SHOKS, from the houses of J, MILES & SON, Philadelphia, D. R. KING & CO,, da LEON'D BENKERT, do, C, BENKERT, do, P. CONRAD, do, Sw Also the bost assortment of Eastern Goods always on hand, February Ist 1860,—18-3m F, DELGER. Se J.B. PAINTER, (Late O’Meora & Painter.) DEALER IN TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. /1382 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN WRANCISCO, December 20th 1859.—-J2-ly ————— i ianaeadeninemesnemateliiniienmmmme ties meee PA.NIS, Uils, Glass & WALL PAPER DEPYPoT. HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they have connected the ahove with their former business pf Carpenters & Builders, At their old stand. They have constantly on hand a ful assortment of Paints, Oils, Glave, Wall Paper. Gilt Monldings, Window Shades, Paint Brushes, &e, is “Sixed & Gilt Frames made to Order. Painting aper Hanging done with neatness and disoares 4 Ramer 6 Repaired and Varnished. ar iien « devive from the connection of the above buciness eoeple trem terse at lower rates than any vown, Peckons wishing articles in theirline would do well ta give therm « call P. KENT, 4. F. MACKAY. No 97 Orvad Strect, Nevada. OLUTION OF C.-PARTNERSHIP.— she netier, # *hem it may concern, that he parthi ives Swit Wileox is not authorized to receipt ALPHEUS HAMBLIN, April 25th 1860.—31-4t*

NEVAD WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1860. —_————— RELIEF MEASURES AT NEVADA. The Washoe Expedition. The dispatches received on Sunday afternoon, from Virginia City, stating that some seventy-five Americans had been killed in an Indian fight, prodced an intense excitement in Nevada. Crowds of people collected on the street corners, and a rush was soon made for the Court House, On finding that religious services were being held in that building, the crowd started for the Theater. The drums were beat, and in a few minutes the Theater was packed full of people. A meeting was organized by appointing T. H. Rolfe chairman, and H. B. Thompson Secretary. The chairman then briefly stated ‘the substance ofthe telegraphic dispatches, and that the object of the meeting was to take measures to send assistance to the people of Western Utah. Volunteers were called for, and Messrs. Birdseye, Gregory. Hagadorn and Tower, were appointed a committee to collect subscriptions and fit out the Company with arms, amunition and provisions. The meeting then took a recess for two hours, and the Committee went to work. A subscription paper was started, headed by Birdseye & Felton, who put down $500; Messrs. D. Crittenden, H. A. Hagadorn, Wm. Maltman, J.S. Lambert, C. H. Seymour, A. E. Head and Jas. Whartenby, subscribed $100 each, and a large number of others gave from $25 to $75 each. Our citizens, with few exceptions subscribed in proportion to their means, and in the course of a few hours the committee reported that $2,245 had been paid over. In the meantime Johnson & Sale’s pack train of thirty mules had been -engaged, and a large quantity of arms and amuni‘tion were dispatched im charge ofa company of twenty men. They took with them 60 rifles, 49 of which belong to the Nevada company, 125 pounds of powder, 100 pounds of lead, 60 pounds of rifle balls, 1200 cartridges, and 18,000 caps. The cartidges were manufactured by Mr. Z. P. Davis during the afternoon and evening, auda quantity of caps to fit the U. S. Rifles were brought up from Sacramento by O. T. Ganong, who rode the distance in five hours. The following are the names of the company : J.B. Van Hagen, D. Webber, William Bradley, J. L. Newman, J.R. Gray, A. W. Potter, O. S, Stevens, Jchn Gray, David Reed, hos. Marsh, Kepner Carnes, J. Price, H. A. Kelley, S. Miller, J.R. Parker, Thos. L. Ford, J.N. Miller, Thos. James. W. VY. Griffin, The company started about two o’clock on Monday morning, taking with them everything needed for their own use, together with allthe arms and amunition that could be procured on so short a notice. It is understood that there are plenty of men in Washoe, but they are destitute of arms and munitions. Yesterday afternoon, a dispatch was received from . Downieville, stating that there was a large body of Indians in Long Valley, and that the settlers in Sierra Valley, fearing an attack, were leaving their homes. Long Valley is not far from the Henness trail, and fearful that Van Hagan and his party might be surprised and cut off, Messrs. Roberts and Johnson started immediately, on horseback, to overtake the company and warn themofthe danger. Another meeting was also held, on recéipt of the news, and measures taken to send re-inforcements. The company is being organized as we go to press, and they design to keep on traveling until they overtake Van Hagan’s company. We learn that nine persons joined the company at Eureka, making twenty-eight in all. Besides their riding horses, they have thirty mules packed with provisions, arms and amunition; they cannot travel very fast, and it is believed that Roberts and Johnson will overtake them at Maples’ ranch. Benerit Batt.—The friends of Con. Murphy, who was disabled last August, while engaged in firing a salute to the late D.C. Broderick, have made arrangements to give a ball for his benefit. The ball comes off at Sullivan’s Ball Court, Broad street, on Friday evening May 25th. Con. Murphy was an industrious, energetic young man, but was quite disabled by the sad accident, and is without means for his support. He isa worthy object of charity, and we trust that those who feel an interest in his welfare will respond tothe call, and aid in making up a handsome sum for his benefit. “RicBarn CHaMpaion.”—Mr. Worthington brought us yesterday a bottle of wine manufactured out of the rhubarb plant, at his garden near Grasse Valley. He calls it “Rhubarb Champaign.” It tastes very much like new cider, but as it acquires age it is saidto very much resemble champaign. We learn that Mr. Worthington manufactured about thirty gallons of the article, the most of which he has given away. It is certainly a very fine tasting article. We are also indebted to Mr. Worthington fora quantity of pic-plant, raised at his place this season. Postronsp.—The presentation raffle of Mons. A. Liebert has been postponed until next Tuesday evening. The postponement was rendered necessa.ry, in consequence ofa larger number of tickets having been returned than expected. The few tickets remaining on hand will be disposed ofin a few days, and the prizes will be drawn next Tuesday, without fail. Fine ALARM.—Quite an excitement was created in town, Sunday afternoon, by an alarm of fire proceeding from the upper end of Broad street. The alarm was occasioned by the burning of a bed in some sleeping-room, but the fire was soon extinguished and the excitement subsided. : Special Notice. » Being desirous of visiting the Atlantic States at an early day—all persons indebted to me either by Note or Book account, are particularly requested to make immediate payment, without further Notice. J.8. WALL, 55 Broad Street. Nevada May Ist 1860.—31 Sands’ Sarsaparilla—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the . blood. membrane, fibre. filament, gland er other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the clements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It is here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are manifested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough. Read the testimony in another column, Sap Prepared and sold by A. B. &D, SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & . CO., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marveville; R. H. . McDONALD & CO., Sacramente; H. H. WICKES &CO., . Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 18-ly Newell's Cough Syrup.—We have just received . a few bottles ofthis Syrup from the Manufacturer. It comes to us highly recommended as a remedy for Ce ns, . Coves , Sone Taroat, BRoncuetiz, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 11-tf 32 Main street, Nevada. GREGORY & BORING, ——— DEALERS! X¥ —— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. . No. 44 Main Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf . T. ELLARD BEANS, . OPPOSITION STORE, HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF} GEO. W. WE If the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue . Where they will be most happy REMOVAL ~~ OF THE Commercial Block. Street. Music, Music, Music. LOH, JOSEPH BRO’S. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, CAN NOW BE FOUND aT IN KIDD & KNOX’S BRICK BUILDING, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with a fine Stock of everything in his line, euch as bearer: pin Standard & Miscellaneous Works. And patrons, and all others whe May favor them with a call, at the “SLAWKC BOOKS, MOST REASONABLE PRICES. ana oon Most of their Stock MUSIC BOOKS PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, Being ENTIRELY NEW, Gives their customers an Excellent chance for seleetion, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. Call and See the Goods, ag AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@8 aT THR Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Back-Gammon Beards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for 18ssco. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. Orders from the country solicited and attended to promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commerctal Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th 1859. Opposition Store, Corner of Broad & Pine sts., in Kidd & Knox's Brick, at KOHLMAN'S OLD STAND, Nevada April 10th 1860.—tf NEW DRY GOODS STORE! HAGADORN & BOWLEY, CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN STS., NEVADA. AKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GIVING NOTICE TO the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store, the richest and best selected Stock of =o). = Of all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, consisting in part as follows : ———SILKS: 2 PIECES BLACK, from 50 cts. to $1 per yard. 5 pieces fancy, as lew as 50 cts per yard ; 10 ps. Byadere stripe, very rich ; robes, from $20 to $50; five ps. 20 ps. plaid, very rich ; silk china silk ; plain silk in colors ; «= a 2a EPs a FRANK A. LEONARD, BOOK-BIN DER, Opposite G, W. Welch's Book Store, up stairs Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line on the SHORTEST NOTICE. moire antique; 10 ps. . together with a large let . of figured black silks ; 20 ps. all wool French merino, Tbe, . per yard ; cotton and wool, 25c to 37c, per yard. BOOKS, . .MPHLETS, . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all celors. MAGAZINES, ia deli © ‘dininbaioenn A ’ . ROBES : BOUND IN POPLIN ROBES—something entirely sew . CALF, 50 and very Rich. oi i. od MOROCCO, one 20 all wool DeLaine Rebes, Plain and figured all weel Y ’ Delaine, in all colors. ‘ ‘ ‘ oR PAPER, aw TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. “ ®O ———CLOAKS :——— 52 BROAD STREET. . all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from . New York. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN ‘GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. . . Valenciennes lace. . trimmings of all kinds and descriptions ; Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1859.—3-tf BOR? ERIE Bes Cc. M. FOSTER & CO., AVING PURCHASED 150 TONS OF ICE ry yn 4 wee at Dutch Flat, and 75 Tons at Omega, in addition te . the Stock on hand, informs the citizens of Nevada, Grass . Valley, and Auburn, that they are now ready to com. . menee delivering to their customers, the BEST QUALITY . of ICE ever offered in the Market. . April 10th 1860.—28-tf . LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TH E. firm of J. M. HAMILTON & CO., are requested to . make immediate payment, aa one of the frm (J. M. Hamilton,) has sold hia interest to W. H. whem he cheerfully recommends bis old customers and friends as worthy of their confidence, J. M. HAMILTON & CO, Nevada March 13th 1860. W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Successors to J. M. HAMILTON & CO.) GENERAL DEALERS 1N BAR DWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, . BELLOWS, . ANVILS, -—AND— PAIN TS: LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Rowder Fuse , Cordage, DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, Lead Pipe, Plows Straw-Cutters, &c. At the Old Stand, No, 37 Main Street, Nevada W. H. CRAWFORD, . H. L, COYE, Nevada, March 18th 1860.—24 tf COAL OIu LAMPS! DEIT’Z PATENT. Stores, and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all, Upon a trial of these Lamps . it will be found that they afford by far the most econom. ical Light ever used. By the turning of a single screw, . a strong or subdued light may be produced—having all . the convenience of GASS, at about one-tenth the expense. Also, the Patent Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil, . Prepared by the most approved Chemical Process. This . Oil has never been known to fail in uniformity of quality . and for its brilliancy of Light, when used in these . NEW LAMPS, . It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminater of the Age! For Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD co., Sole Agents for this City, 3-4 No. 27 Main Street, Nevada, CAUTION. FORBID ALL PERSONS TO PURCHASE the entire patent right of a Hydraulic Sewing Machine, . from one Mr. Q. Rice, his agents or assignees, the same . being invented by the above named individual. The said Water Worxs.-The Nevada Water Company's } Mr. Q. Bice baving sold to one S. Howard, of Nevada . works were tested on Monday, and we believe the city, on the 12th day of March last, one halfof the patent . right and invention of said machine; also, one half of his people were generally satisfied, that with proper . title and interest in the same. Said bill of sale is written hose, the works can be made effective in tinguishing fires. oe Late Raiys.—It rained pretty steadily last week . from about dark on Thursday evening up to a late hour Friday night. On Saturday morning, M 12th, the ground was covered with a heavy frost i Mapa Suenwoop, the fat woman, is announced to be exhibited again in Nevada, next Monday evening. San Francisco MILItary.—A plan is on foot in San Francisco to have the several military companies in that city formed into one regiment, under the command of a Colonel, tabe elected by them. A petition for that purpose, to be presented to Brigadier General Cobb, is now in circulation. It is proposed to have the plan go into operation by the end of July. They will be called the ‘First Regi ment of California Militia.” Tue Censvus.—The census takers will commence their operatiorié on the first of June next, simultaneously throughout the United States. The Alta says that bets are pending, that the census will an show a population in 8 rancisco of ninety thousand souls, without counting th num Washoe absentees. — ee sist Cuvrcu Buritpinc.—The Protestant community of Los Angeles are endeavoring to raise funds to erect a church building in that city. Latrers OvVERLAND.—By the overland mail which left San Francisco on Friday, 9,677 letters were sent. } } ! } in his own hand-writing, and witneseed by a good and praiseworthy citizen, Dr. Levason, and duly recorded in Book lof Miscellaneous Record, page 619, of Nevada . county, and acknowledged by the County Recorder, John . 8. Lambert. Ihave also forwarded a copy of the Bill of . Sale, with the certificate of the Recorder, to the Patent . Office at coe. securing to me my right, title and . interest, under the patent laws. 8. HOWARD, Nevada, May Ist, 1860.—3]-3w. J. F. HOOK. DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES!! BRICK BUILDING, OPPOSITE St. LOUIS HOTEL Commercial Street. NEBWTAD-A. A fall assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN’S SHOES, and GAITEBS, Leonard Benkert’s Quilted-Bottom Boots Constantly on hand and for sale at Reasonable Rates. LX Boots Made to Order.57 Repairing done at all times and at short notice. . eee . SPELT. HOOK. EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd's Brick. . Amoerican Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, &c. LWAYS ON HAND, FRESH, AND IN THE BEST possible condition. The undersigned, baving purchased the interests of his . former partners in the Empire market, will continue the business as eon his own account. He solicits for the establishment a continuence of the very liberal patronage heretofore received. az Come and see for Yourselves. Gg CHAG6, KENT, Proprictor. Nevada, January, 1860.—tf ' Jong and square shawls of all kinds. . napkins; } all kinds, CRAWFORD, te . Linseed, Lard, Sperm; and Polar Oils, Tackle Blocks, . Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, . GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST . eiegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Churches, . . ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any . of the U.S. Miate. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, . be accommodated with Baths at all times. . productor,’’ celebrated for its medical powers of . Repairing and Lettering done to Order. ORDERS Solicited froma all parts of the county, and will receive prompt attention, MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— ‘4 Caps, Chesterfield Sacke ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of FRANK A. LEONARD. April 10th 1860,—28-tf Flower and Garden Seeds. Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid . ———EMBROIDERIES : —-—OLLARS AND SLEEVES—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edging» all kinds; eambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edgings; Also,—Velvet ribbons and dress wool damask A FULL ASSORTMENT AT . for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace curtains ; r 9 . eambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidered handkorHi. H. wick ES & CO 8., j chiefs ; brown and bleached linen damask, by the, yard ; . brown and bleached linen table covers ; linen dieylies and linen diaper and toweling, and table covers of . MILLINERY GOODS, OF AhSs Rinne. OUR BONNETS are made in our own store, from the latest New York fashions, Bonnets madeand retrimmed at the shertest netice, — Prints: 4 PIECES MERRIMAC—Coohese ani oth50 stock of bleached, er atyles from 6% to 124, cts, per yard, A large and brown sheeting of all widths. Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Quilts, and Marseilles and = Laneaster . Other Articles toe Numerous to Mention. Broad Street. TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OraAll Einadas. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER, ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, Commorcial Strooct. _Nevada January 1859, 18-tf woop! ditt We are also receiving by every steamer, shipped direct to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDER. TES, &e. &e. to be procured in New York. . . All of which will be sold . ge Cheaper than the Cheapest. “ex Ladies—give usa Call, and examine our goods for yourselves, ag We willattend promptly to all Orders from the Conutry. N.B. Mrs. BE. R. Jones, wishes to inform the ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bowley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress & Cloak Making, inallits branches, and . having bad eight years experience in the business ia San Francisco, feels confident of giving satisfaction te all who may call, Nevada Feb, lat, 1860.—18-tf _§. LUBECK & CO., WOOD!! Woop!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be Whe ne EE See was ———HAS GOT 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR 9] WOOD-—All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for

Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blackemithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. 2m” Send your Orders te No. 77 Broad St. } . \AGRAND MOVEIN THE RIGHT QUARTER!! . . Acall must admit who will eall (and who . . . will not?) upon Ze Gao BE” BE EC BE o AT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, Commercial Street, Nevada, Feur doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . . FANCY AND STAPLE . { GLASS CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, 1 . ' . R = O O Ss ? To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible, Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever found im such a store. EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS,. """”” snow 18 Goons, And will do it pleasantly, (and to his own advantage ) Thankful for past favors, all who will faver him with a call will be satixfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himeelf in Nevada! 9. N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@a Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—6-tf Bfillinory, HOSIERY, CARPETS, Ol. CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC. NEW ESTABLISHMENT! Branch of the Sacramento NEW CORNER CIGAR STORE. M. GREENHOOD, ON BROAD $T., SECOND DOOR ABOVE POST OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT he has opened a Cigar and Fruit Store, And solicits a share of patronage. He has a large Stock of choice articles in hia line, and will sell at Wholesale and Retail, At the Lowest Prices for Cash. #9. Country Dealers supplied at Sacramento Prices. Ge . M.GREENH®@OD. . NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. PION BET ASSAY OFFICE. H, HARRIS & CO., (Successors to Harris & Marchand, ) E. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE, Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento atreét, San Francisco. S@ Will continue te carry on the business of Ge Melting, Refining and Assaying . GOLD AND ORES, Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Asas Nevada, January, 1860. FEEISs ; PONY EXPRESS. NINE DAYS From San Francisco to New York. THE CENTRALOVERLAND PONY EXPRESS COMPA. NY will start their LETTER EX PRESS from San Franciseo to New York and intermediate points On Friday, the 6th day ef April next, And upon every Friday thereafter, at 4 o'clock Pr. w. Letters will be received at Nevada until 9 e’clock every Monday night. , and bind a7 IN BARS OR COIN.-Ge Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valued. Terms for Assaying, the same aein San Franciaeo, H. HARRIS & CO, October 11th 1859,—tf UNITED STATES BATHS! _ —AN D— HAIR DRESSING SALOON! —~OF FICE— Alta Telegraph Office, Main St., Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will be received at Carson City until 6 o'clock Pr. m. every Wednesday. SCHEDULE TIME FROM #4N FRANCINOO TO NEW YORE. For Telegraphic Dispatches,....000.000+Nine Daya. HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY . For letters...-+---+« eeccdescces éeebes Thirteen Days. informs the citizens of Nevada and vieinity that " bear fl they hove just completed a fine Bathing House, attached. _ Letters willbe charged, between San Franciseo and Salt Lake City, $3 per half ounce and under, and at that rate according to weight. Telegraphic dispatches will be subject to the same charges as letters. All letters must be enclosed in stamped wi. W to their well-known establishment, where the pnbiie can a) = "aman Hair. It entirely eradicates dandruff, and keeps the hair from turning gray. They keep constantly on hand a fine assoutment of Perfumery of all kinds. EO. LAMPE & BRO. No. 51. Broad st., next door to the U. 8. Hotel. They also keep constantly on hand ‘‘Dr. Genni envelopes. bP Agent C. 0. P. Express Company. aeinchesnensiipimmstnesinrottitatnineitainaiseal cepted ataiaainictte AMPHENEB, LAMP-WICK & BURNING FLUID. For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, HAYER’S COD LIVER OIL CANDY. Druggist & Apothecary , 47 Broadst., Nevada, This is an excellent preparation and is decidedly the pleasantest and best remedy yet for Coughs, Col4’s, AstbIL" CHIMNE YS—For Sale by ma, &e. &e. For Sale by F. F. SY ENCE, E. F. SPENCE, Druggist &*Apothecary, Broad st., Nevads, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. Books! Books Books!!! RUD OLPH & HUNT, No. 32, a esale & Retail New Store, in Commercial Block, . DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, BOOK BINDERY. . Kelsey's Brick Commercial St., Nevada. Rneumatism, and Cutlery. y wa Ever effered in the mountains of California. -@@ . news, and examine specimens, and judge for themselves, As usual, he is . ¢d Hose Maker in the County of Nevada—we will say in Main St. Wevada. NWevdaa. Whol —— ANB DEALERS 1N —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, “@% At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Noy. Ist 1859.—5-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Broad St. — Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVE anyand everything in their line te be found in any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. BA. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. “Qe Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hears, Nevada Aug, 13th 1859.—46-tf Row UEE’s INFALLIBLE RHEUMATISMN MEDICINE, FOR CURING Mereurtal, Chronic and Secondary Syphiltic Disenses, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutancous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, and for re-inyigorating and strengthening the general system, N. B,—It contains no mercural preparation, None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R. Boyee appears on the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Droggixta, Cor. K and 2d streets, 14-3m Sacramento, Cal, RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada, BOOTS & SHOES! MAYERS & COE, Have Just Received at thelr Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Moat Ixtensive Stoek of MINERS’ LADIES’ Heavy Nailed Miasss & Children’s KIPr, CALF AND SHOES, Boot GAITERS & ots a COMle Rubbers. GENTS’ Single & Double ROY’'S KIP & CALF sole sowed Boots & Shoes. Calf BOOTS, Ladies Reo. &e. Calf Bootees, &c ke, Ever aN to Nevada, WER for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, We. Consisting in part as follows : “OR Men's Heavy a and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-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 Hoots; ; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber ~ OVER SHOES. — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Gooda ia unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedin the Atlantic States. SIMON MAYERS, Wm. R. COOK. Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859,—13.tf T. A, NEWMAN, y. hh, MILLER, T. A. NEWMAN & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CASE GOODS, Oommercial Stroet, ——-NEVADA,.— Have constantly on hand every variety of Goodsin the above line and are selling for ae CASH, at SACRAMENTO PRICES. -G@ Nevada, Dece 27th 1859.—13-tf hook AT TEIS!! MESSRS, Q. RICE AND S. HOWARD, HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKERS, With Machine Sewing Guarantee our Work to Stand Only 20cts per Va:d for 3 Seams. INERS, OR THOSE INTERESTED IN diggings, would do well to vinit their place of buslbefore purchasing elsewhere, as we ( uarantee to perform work BETTER and with greater facility than any pretendCalifornia notwithstanding. We are prepared to make Tents, Wagon-Covers, Awnings, and Garden Hose, ae ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -gy TENTS will be made expressly for the Washoe expedition, all sizes and all shapes, as ordered. The Machine Sewing is unprecedented for strength, durability and speed. Tho Machine itself, to say nothing of its working capacities is unrivalled, and without a parallel in the nineteenth century, and this age of progression, It is true, Wheeler & Wilson are in the field for fine work, and are unsurpassed. Grover & Baker's machines cannot be beaten for strength and speed in the general employment for which they are used, There ure alae Singer’s machines, and a number of others which we will not mention: Neither of the above can compete with RICH & HOWARD'S, for it Sewnthree stitches in one revolntion, with twelve cord Sail twine, andtwo men can complete 300 yards per day. One seam will standa pres sure of from 75 to 100 feet fall, and probably mor. PLACE Of BUSINESS, In Whartenby’s Fire-proof ballding, o ad C. W. Mulford & Co's Banking ine” ; RICE & HOWARD. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed. 26-3m NEVADA FRUIT STORE. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. S. Bakery, NEVADA CITY, ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND TUE . public of Nevada, and vicinity, that bekeeps on band all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also. a i kinds 6) CONFECTIONARIES, &t., Sold at San Francisco Pricer. Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.-~5-tf B. LACHMAN ,!ro. PAWNBROKER, ’ Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, . NEVADA. } AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMing the public that be has established himell permanently at the above place. and agrees to give satixiaction to all whe will favor him with » call. ae. Keeps constantly on hand for sale, FGM bi: PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLI) and “ILY. WATCHES, DiyMOND ARTICLES, PISTOLS, CLOTHING INSTRUMENTS, ete. ete. 17-1 AO LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATH-~ ER, For sale by J. M. HYXSON No. 77 Broad street “ewrade EROSENLK.—For Sele by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st., Nevads, i ~ other Ke ' uer hip heretafore exiting between the undersighned and R. WHAOX, io the Blacksmith and Wagonmaking busibess, has been dissolved; and the undersigned will not be respon ible for any ete done by said Wilcox in regard ~ . to anid for any Uille due said partuership. ogether by much sour milk as ness, make it into small loaves at once, bestand Directions for ke sone purest Yeast Powder Take one pound of B. T, Babbitt’s Saleratus and two nds , ‘s pure Cream of Tartar, mix them pounds of B, T, Babbitt’s pu pion thoroughly together, them threegh are. Tacblcen ae thoes of the Yeast Powder, or Powder, after you get it made as above: To each of flour add two teaspoonful of the Yeon or Poeun tee cuir ndive: Got ay tonal, and bake at once in a quick oven. The bread should be in small loaves; Biscuit in the same way. You will find the above Yeast Pewder, or Baking , far superior to any in the market. and mach eh , because it is made, Either of the materials will keep separate is the kind to be used, saving which it is put up. poral Sotet Sat a t e ay gas 0" a ey jeep than three months; when you get them from the stores they are not fresh, because they pass through so many hands before they reach the consumer. TO MINERS, Directions for making Prepared or Self-raising Flour that oan be set chide tad tea at leisure. To each quart of flour add one teaspoonful of B. T. Babbitt’s Saleratusa, and two of his pure Cream Tartar, and what salt is required; mix them ughly while dry, and set aside use. Flour prepared in this way will last threo months, for the reason that the flour keeps the chemicals separate from each other; it ean be oma up in the usual way, ana baked at once, Use thia red flour for Bread, Biseuit, or any kind of Sweet kes or Pan Cakes, until you want te use them. B. T. BABB PURE CHEMICALS, Are —— strictly pure, and may be had of all respectable dru and grocers. vOBSERVE or are oo but br having om the r trade mark a name 0! RS HN D. WING & CO. Sole Agents, 48 California st., San Francisco. eee JO i ke a TN, 3 ay Important to Housekeepers AND OTHERS. PULU! PULU!! PULU!!! A NEW ARTICLE OF BEDDING SUPERIOR To any other now in use in this Country. mm FLEAS WILL NOT LIVE INIT. “Ga ALSO ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bed Springs, Twine, Hair, Needles, &o. — JACOB SCHREIBER, Sole Importer of Sandwich Islands Palu, FPulu Warchouso. 180 Jackson st. San Francisco Next to the International Hotel. 28-8m CAUTION. ERSONSINVESTING IN THE WASHOE Silver Mines, are PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED against purchasing interest in what is called the “Billy Choller ground,’ between Virginia City and Gold Hill, in Carson Count and Utah Territory, as the undersigned (with Moore, Lawrence and others) claims by location, and holds possession, eight hundred feet upon the Comstock Ledge, immediately west and adjoining the aforesaid Choller claim, and will resist all aggressions or encroachments made by the Choller Company, by every legal and bonorable means the Territory or country affords 28-Im JAMES G, DOW To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO, Peraons who have occasion to visit San Francisco, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any deser;ption, will find it MUCH to their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos. 149 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to moat of our readers throughout the State, as well asin Oregon and Washington Territory ; nevertheless, for the benefit more particularly of strangers, it may be proper to say that at Quincy Hall, every style and quality of Men and Boy's Wearing Apparel, Comprising, at all times, the largest stock in the line on the Pacific Const, is to be found at prices absolutely lower than any other house in the country can afford—na low, in fact, as the current ratos of thé leading retail establishments of the Eastern cities. This is no humbug, buncombe assertion ; on the contrary, it ia simply the truth, which is proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community. The miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied cireumstances of life—the rich alike with the poor—all patronize Quincy Hall. andallare surr-ed to their taste and their purse. You can buy the finest articles,or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utterly unreasonable, will be certain to give satisfaction, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 161 Washington st., next to Bank Exchange, 18-3m San Francisco, BE. DELGEH RH,” (Formerly Delger & Hageman,) AVING PURCHASEDTHE INTEREST of F. Hageman, will continue the business in bis own name, as Importer & Wholesale in Boots & SELOBS, 75 Callfornia 8t., Corner Battery ap stairs, SAN FRANCISCO, Keeps a large stock of Gent's, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, —— Also, Receives by every steamer, a large assortment of BOOTS & SHOKS, from the houses of J, MILES & SON, Philadelphia, D. R. KING & CO,, da LEON'D BENKERT, do, C, BENKERT, do, P. CONRAD, do, Sw Also the bost assortment of Eastern Goods always on hand, February Ist 1860,—18-3m F, DELGER. Se J.B. PAINTER, (Late O’Meora & Painter.) DEALER IN TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. /1382 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN WRANCISCO, December 20th 1859.—-J2-ly ————— i ianaeadeninemesnemateliiniienmmmme ties meee PA.NIS, Uils, Glass & WALL PAPER DEPYPoT. HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they have connected the ahove with their former business pf Carpenters & Builders, At their old stand. They have constantly on hand a ful assortment of Paints, Oils, Glave, Wall Paper. Gilt Monldings, Window Shades, Paint Brushes, &e, is “Sixed & Gilt Frames made to Order. Painting aper Hanging done with neatness and disoares 4 Ramer 6 Repaired and Varnished. ar iien « devive from the connection of the above buciness eoeple trem terse at lower rates than any vown, Peckons wishing articles in theirline would do well ta give therm « call P. KENT, 4. F. MACKAY. No 97 Orvad Strect, Nevada. OLUTION OF C.-PARTNERSHIP.— she netier, # *hem it may concern, that he parthi ives Swit Wileox is not authorized to receipt ALPHEUS HAMBLIN, April 25th 1860.—31-4t*