February 7, 1862 (4 pages)

a of the said : on 1862, ourt said, ranate i at LNSie. . eASEER ars ™ > = baal * ’¢ _—_ oe ee CReORe FOR IBIS TAS . co ae ee ee PO ON z. *, 5 . s SSI “9 Published Daily, Monday excepted. N. P. BROWN, PROPRIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. . Terms of the Daily Trauseript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authorized Agent of the Daily Tran¢ript in San Franciseo. All orders left at his ice, on Washington street. opposite Maguire's Opera House, will be promptly attended to. ALFALFA.—Thi; valuable Clover should be better understood and more properly ap. préciated, ae it is of the sweetest and “most nutritious of all . Alfalfa shou'd _on-light, Pp, vTieh, sandy loam, or alluvial deposits, like-the banks. of rivers, and never planted on ad soil, or any land that ix not loose’ and porous, so when properly plowed, 16 te 20 inches deep, the rovt can penetrate and find moisture. Alfalfa should-never be allowed te grow rank-and tall, but planted thick, and when twelve or fifteen inches high it should be cat and dried in the shade, or = in stacks early, so as to dry it up. Wilted only and and stacked, will secure a very fragrant and. delicious food -for-sthek. Alfalfa grown on alluvial bottoms has been. mowed ax riany ua four times in-aseason, and yielded-acrop—of, more than ten tons per acre for the season. Sixteen pounds per acre is the quantum of seed. As the ruvts of the Alfalfa peuetrate very , itshould reruind the grower that the Alfalta: ence established 12 the land. is difficult to eradicate.—California Farmer. _ ALL_RIGHTDown Sourit.—We learn fron:-gentlemen-trom-the Seuthern counties, that at no timesince the American settlement of the State, has grazing been 80 good for cuttle as ithas been in that section since September last; (the rains eommenced there long before “they did here.) Everything Which springs from the goil is flouristing in the Southern part of the State, as the fleods have not injured that seetion in the least, but rather benefitted it, Beef cattle ate numerous—~so numerous in fact, that it will be an impossibility for any combination of speculators to control them. Moreover. they are growing fat. As soon ag the Toads will permit, they. willbe driven this way in immense droves ; so our people need have 10 fears of having to pay high prices for beef any great length of time—on the contrary they will have beef in plenty, fatand cheap.—San Feancisco Call. _ Be aay Peat inne Fal. op THE Bia Tree —On the 29th of December occurred an incident in the Big f Tree Grove, which will create a sensation smong voyageurs aud curious travelers who have visited that place, wherever the news may reach them in the world: The mammoth tree-of that marvelous forest, Hereuiva, fe. This tree was by great odds, the lirgest in the grove, having a leaning toward the southwest of abeut ten degrees. The rains and sno ed and softened -the “arth about his roo eo that they gave way to . thé immense weicht-and leverage pressing upon them, and Hercules, the mighty, who had braved the storms and rains of not less than twenty five centuries, succumed to the deluge of December 1341. : ANAHEIM.—We have herad that this flour. ‘ishing little settlement has feen-swept away and destroyed. But a few housed, aud those on high gréund, have been left standing. ‘The erent Anaheim vineyard, it is esid, has been washed away. The land on whieh it was situated being all made land, the eonfirmatien of this great disaster may be . ‘oked for. The wall pf the church in course of erection for Protestant hh has sustained injary during the tate rains. by the settling of the southeast corner of the building. ABtour To Leave.—R -v. Mr. Chittenden’ who has been residing in Grass Valley nearly twe years, until recently in charge of end aiternating between the Episcopal churches of this plree and Nevada, is about to leave for hia ancient home in England,being called thither on important business. We understand he leaves on the next steamer.—Grass Valley National. AN Irwhaien from Butte Creek, Michigan, was at the Bull Run bottle, and waa somewhat startled when the head of his eompan. jon on the left was taken of by a cannon ball. A few moments after, however, » spent boll beoke the finger of his comrade othet aide. The Istter ‘threw down his gun aud yelld with pain.whew the ‘riehmma rushed up on bins, exclaiming, “Blasht yer sowl, yeu ald woman, «thep yer eryin !” ye more heise about it than the man that lost hae on thei And Dealers in Type, Presses, : ting Paper, Cards, ete. : J. B. Toy SAN FRANCISCO. I.M. PA —— — : = Offices fitted out with dispatch. March Li-ly INVOICES OF NEW GOODS, Of the latest styles. ALL OF WHICH THEY WILL SELL Cheaper than any other House in th State. ——. = IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRUNKSAND VALISES, We have the IN THE STATE . And as we Manufacture and Import aJl of our Goods ourselves, We are prepared to sell Truvks and Valises, CHEAPER th ; the same quality canbe bought else. where. ' is _WM. SHERMAN «CO. 212 & 214 Sansome Street, dorner ‘NATIONAL EXCHANCE HOTHERHEL. ; BORGE R. LANCASTER would respectfully inform: his friends and the public in gooeral that ge has purchased all of A. 3. JENKINS?’ interest in theabove place, and respectfully solicits a eontinuanee of their patronage Ihave engaged the services of Mr. A. R. JENKINS, As general M er, feeling assured that the best satisfaction be _——_ the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th. —t Premaig oe LOOK AT CHEAP JOHN’S STOCK OF BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. All ot the Latest Styles. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Neo, 46, Spring Street, ; NEVADA. f T WW. DREYFUSS would inform tho 4 eitizens of Nevrda county. and his friends, that he has finished his Brewery,. and is now apa haiper Iter, WOUh ie cl call on tae eae * + WRICHK fh eell as low as an Hrewery tn the county. L. W. DREYFUSS. October. 30 3m. A BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN j CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. ‘ Island groap on December Sth. tants had » big fright.Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. CITY BILL POSTER. B FOR BILE Posrine :‘ ARE BES 4 00 Res taskscs . te Ras lee Se State shect Powis. i) PN on csccccscssss 2 autbes seammsle -ji2-4t . ALL. GOODS WARRANTED. . LARGEST STOCK & GREATEST VARIETY . mc na AY, No less renowned than war,‘ » ‘Se wrote John Milton, and such is the faet. <p t THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS'STORE WM. SHERMAN &CO., _~MANUFACTURERS, [JAS ALREADY a victory over the IMPORTERS & RETAILERS . 1F lsvsrtirnsin the Dry Goods trade, and OF a: “MY prietors are now fully prepared to ery “havoc” Superior and Medtum pend Ba , . a. “Let slip the Dogs of War, COL.OTEIN 2 On High Prices R ; The American Dry Goods Store now has its’ GENTS PURMISHING . The AmoionD ‘ten inch Columbiads loadGoods, Trunks and Valises. ec to the muzzle with Ee _ . CHEAP DRY Coops! -Wm. 8. & Co., are receiving by every Steamer, = And bearing on our enemies—the Taraelite dealTHE ACTION S Will commence immediately and, continue until the Israelites run. fFIRST GUN! ed with 1000 Dress A Regular Bomb Shell—1 Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. 3 SECOND GUN! ne ing 500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $0_to $100 éach. : THIRD GUN! “ Shell—200 Bonnets Of the Latest Syles, at pri-. ees to suit every one,} 5 Cannon— 100 pire Carpeting + of eve style and ption from 15 cents to $3 per yd. . ALL THE BATTERIES ! Loaded to the m with Dry Goods of every style, in endless variety, and at unprecedentei low prices. superior to in the city and 25 per eent cheaper. NE oN 7 WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! With a regular broadside of MS Embroideries, Ribbons, Hostery, Gloves, Se¢arfs. Woolen Hoods, *Shawls, Flannels, Chssimeres,} Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks. Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, Damask, ‘Lace Curtains, ; Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Hambugged inte the wrong ‘Store but visit the GF DRY GOODS STORE! .2;. And compare prices. In connection with our mmense Stock of Dry Goods will be found a eplendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 3 per cont chearer than can be bought in the State. We have also the First aud only Stcck of JAPANESE GOODS! Ever brought to this city, comsisting of Seeretari es, % Work Boxes, Shawl Boxes, : Glove Boxes; ns : Tables,4 Watters, &<. &e. } Useful as well as Ornamental, whieh will be sold . VERY Low . HACADORN & BOWLEY. ( fe. 39 BROAD STREET, . NEY ADA, FEBRUARY 7, 1862. “K nov, 30-3m FURNITURE! J. D. COULTER & CO., 722 MONTGOMERY STREET 722 ‘Washington and Jackson Sts,,. "lave now in Store a . LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE save OF ieee: Every Description. Comprising the Best Assortment of CASE GOODS Inthe Market. For sale, Wolesale and Re tal, at the Lowest Market Rates. T%% Montgomery Street, mec) fon, Fganciece. be \ & CO. THE BEST.CLOTHING . ! FURNISHING GOODS, ALL KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. ~ LARGEST AND REST STOCK OF FRENCH, WILSON . Farnishing Gooas,Trunks, Carpet Bags. . Umbrellas, &c. To te found in any Retail House in California, Goeds suitable for traveling purposes in an climate. BRENCH, WILSON & CO., 525 Sacramento street, one deor below What Cheer House; San-Francisco. at mer gy png vw Nesta acres No. 102 Liberty street, New York. P. 5.—Measures taken for Goods from our: fouse in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. feb 2s«1y. renee . \ NOW LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. Brown Drills and Sheetings, $0-INCH SHIR TINGS. BLEACHED SHEETINGS, : Assorted Widthi. te BLANKETS, ALL GRADES & COLORS, Prints ana D elainds, is In Great Variety. ; RRESS AND FANCY DRY GooDs, ALEXANDRE’S Genuine KID GLOVES os GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. DAVIS & JONES’ SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, \Brussels and 3-ply Carpet NEW PATTERN. PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS, HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS + eee AGENCY FOR Jewett’s & Comon’s Oil Cloths ~~ ~ For sale for Cashetr to first class, prompt paying trade, at a. discount from market rates. VRANK BAKER, £80 & 112 Ciny street, ROV. 30-4 Sun Franciace, . DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega, SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, S Leaves the National Ex. etic: Broad street. Nevada. EVERY MORNING, at 7 O'clock, A. M., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M, Returning—The ¢ leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’cloek, A. u., arrives iu Nevada City at 10.@’ clock A. M. Persons wishing to visit any of the above named tee ke with security, they will con sult their own interest and travél on he SIX HOHKSE STAGE LINE. f would also return public for the liberal] thanks to the travel ve patronized my line, manner in which and will assure them that it willever be my wish to contribute to their comfort OE vere of the best and most careful drivers in i lie State. t when with me. I fave in my employ one LEW MORKILL, Proprietor. Suge 4f 1861.4¢ : of In particulari to the Commis . Nevada Iron and Brass. Foundry ‘. deseription. ACARD FOR PHY BADGER & LINDENBER ‘ i a Sree ENTIRE NEW ANDIFRESH srocx. E would call the attention of Country W MERCHANTS to our unusually large stock tock comprises every article in, Line. ani neyo constantly the largest took ; ariet 8 greatest v . y wed assimere WINTER AND SPRING Goops attractive, and the gr : 'y Mere low price—less than the We also keep the Sta Goods line, which this market, under t — at New ~ We publish this: make new aequaintance>, and induce a we have not heretofore purchased of us to ‘tall Goad ertinea tnd Laws peless pr Good sles ow ‘ : inducemenss to_all who. purchase fg : Mefehante who buy of us can make « good pre: fit, and sell to their customers at figure We remain respectfully, your obediant servants. i 2G TE de NBERGER, Wholesale Clothing and Hat ¥W, mm, -o<3 Nos. 415, 413 and 415 Batte FOR SALE! we 3, LIRR Rati # foes. 3 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY _ WHE undersigned, intendi ; ek, ie Eeesned, intending to leave dee, 1-6m ers to instruct. “gratis, in all the ue to the owner, on th : Meveda ee MO: M. t, Sacramentg, K === constantly on hand it dha . best assortment of Hats, be found in the State; and sell 6. sae, House. ‘ 4 would call attention to my FAL HATS which takes T hous at N. B.—AIl orders attended to. z UNDERTAKING, WM. ©. STILES, UNDERs—_. " TAKER, has on hand and will make to order COVERED COFFINS at the fo lowing cheap rates ; . SMALL SIZE, FROM. ..6.0.000.88° LARGE SIZK, Yaou.. ae i 8 PP micas Bad ccpchant Reo every ra ho} furnished> “J it any other county. ALL WORK Te the mantent etih as DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished March 16 eer no charge for engraving, Case Be 8TY. the lead of them all. from the Country promptly O22-tf on And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City _ on tn pry ENGINES AND -BOILERS BUILT . . to.order. Castings and Machinery of ev Quartz Machine constructed. ted up or repaired. All kinds of Build “i Castings, Baw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled’ prom rand at as low rates ag any ¢staolish. pry wl in Sacramento or San ¥rancisey—freigh Feb. 16-6m*\_ HEUGH & THOM, SELECT. SCHOOL __ For Young Ladies *and Gentlemen. HxuAD oF Broab Sruexr, NEVADA. . W. &. Fy DEAL, A. B,,..Pringipas, fig SCHOOL will re-open on Monday, , dan, 6th, 1862. ; : . FERMS: ‘ Primary Branches, per month s:.'. 5 .0e60084 OO English Branches & Mathematics, per month $1.0 Latin; ;. erece 009.9 GRP terRgacesvace th 100 a eee, socvccee & 100 QOD 5 05.540 HRC O Rb Ke kexbatee » 200 FRO gan 2 20 9:90-949008%s Kovievnndades i “ 200 ge for Bouk Keeping. ‘No extra char "4 iculars enyuire at the Schoo) 7-For further-part House ~ Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of the College classes. Nevada, Dee. 27th, 1s61. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO,, Wire Suspension Bridge Builde Gq t ne AND MANUFACTURERS OF eam iS PATENT WIRE ROPE, — 412 Clay Street, San Francised.M IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany «pan and capacity erected and material been 6 nished. Hayin constantly engaged in the erection of wies! sign god Fey and. A ducts for some yeara o hci Mapery . F to do such work sat ure, guaran ‘ ) tot ufacturers, or their agents in the interior te San Francisco, Dee. k—Sg fi

a of the said : on 1862, ourt said, ranate i at LNSie. . eASEER ars ™ > = baal * ’¢ _—_ oe ee CReORe FOR IBIS TAS . co ae ee ee PO ON z. *, 5 . s SSI “9 Published Daily, Monday excepted. N. P. BROWN, PROPRIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. . Terms of the Daily Trauseript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authorized Agent of the Daily Tran¢ript in San Franciseo. All orders left at his ice, on Washington street. opposite Maguire's Opera House, will be promptly attended to. ALFALFA.—Thi; valuable Clover should be better understood and more properly ap. préciated, ae it is of the sweetest and “most nutritious of all . Alfalfa shou'd _on-light, Pp, vTieh, sandy loam, or alluvial deposits, like-the banks. of rivers, and never planted on ad soil, or any land that ix not loose’ and porous, so when properly plowed, 16 te 20 inches deep, the rovt can penetrate and find moisture. Alfalfa should-never be allowed te grow rank-and tall, but planted thick, and when twelve or fifteen inches high it should be cat and dried in the shade, or = in stacks early, so as to dry it up. Wilted only and and stacked, will secure a very fragrant and. delicious food -for-sthek. Alfalfa grown on alluvial bottoms has been. mowed ax riany ua four times in-aseason, and yielded-acrop—of, more than ten tons per acre for the season. Sixteen pounds per acre is the quantum of seed. As the ruvts of the Alfalfa peuetrate very , itshould reruind the grower that the Alfalta: ence established 12 the land. is difficult to eradicate.—California Farmer. _ ALL_RIGHTDown Sourit.—We learn fron:-gentlemen-trom-the Seuthern counties, that at no timesince the American settlement of the State, has grazing been 80 good for cuttle as ithas been in that section since September last; (the rains eommenced there long before “they did here.) Everything Which springs from the goil is flouristing in the Southern part of the State, as the fleods have not injured that seetion in the least, but rather benefitted it, Beef cattle ate numerous—~so numerous in fact, that it will be an impossibility for any combination of speculators to control them. Moreover. they are growing fat. As soon ag the Toads will permit, they. willbe driven this way in immense droves ; so our people need have 10 fears of having to pay high prices for beef any great length of time—on the contrary they will have beef in plenty, fatand cheap.—San Feancisco Call. _ Be aay Peat inne Fal. op THE Bia Tree —On the 29th of December occurred an incident in the Big f Tree Grove, which will create a sensation smong voyageurs aud curious travelers who have visited that place, wherever the news may reach them in the world: The mammoth tree-of that marvelous forest, Hereuiva, fe. This tree was by great odds, the lirgest in the grove, having a leaning toward the southwest of abeut ten degrees. The rains and sno ed and softened -the “arth about his roo eo that they gave way to . thé immense weicht-and leverage pressing upon them, and Hercules, the mighty, who had braved the storms and rains of not less than twenty five centuries, succumed to the deluge of December 1341. : ANAHEIM.—We have herad that this flour. ‘ishing little settlement has feen-swept away and destroyed. But a few housed, aud those on high gréund, have been left standing. ‘The erent Anaheim vineyard, it is esid, has been washed away. The land on whieh it was situated being all made land, the eonfirmatien of this great disaster may be . ‘oked for. The wall pf the church in course of erection for Protestant hh has sustained injary during the tate rains. by the settling of the southeast corner of the building. ABtour To Leave.—R -v. Mr. Chittenden’ who has been residing in Grass Valley nearly twe years, until recently in charge of end aiternating between the Episcopal churches of this plree and Nevada, is about to leave for hia ancient home in England,being called thither on important business. We understand he leaves on the next steamer.—Grass Valley National. AN Irwhaien from Butte Creek, Michigan, was at the Bull Run bottle, and waa somewhat startled when the head of his eompan. jon on the left was taken of by a cannon ball. A few moments after, however, » spent boll beoke the finger of his comrade othet aide. The Istter ‘threw down his gun aud yelld with pain.whew the ‘riehmma rushed up on bins, exclaiming, “Blasht yer sowl, yeu ald woman, «thep yer eryin !” ye more heise about it than the man that lost hae on thei And Dealers in Type, Presses, : ting Paper, Cards, ete. : J. B. Toy SAN FRANCISCO. I.M. PA —— — : = Offices fitted out with dispatch. March Li-ly INVOICES OF NEW GOODS, Of the latest styles. ALL OF WHICH THEY WILL SELL Cheaper than any other House in th State. ——. = IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRUNKSAND VALISES, We have the IN THE STATE . And as we Manufacture and Import aJl of our Goods ourselves, We are prepared to sell Truvks and Valises, CHEAPER th ; the same quality canbe bought else. where. ' is _WM. SHERMAN «CO. 212 & 214 Sansome Street, dorner ‘NATIONAL EXCHANCE HOTHERHEL. ; BORGE R. LANCASTER would respectfully inform: his friends and the public in gooeral that ge has purchased all of A. 3. JENKINS?’ interest in theabove place, and respectfully solicits a eontinuanee of their patronage Ihave engaged the services of Mr. A. R. JENKINS, As general M er, feeling assured that the best satisfaction be _——_ the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th. —t Premaig oe LOOK AT CHEAP JOHN’S STOCK OF BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. All ot the Latest Styles. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. Neo, 46, Spring Street, ; NEVADA. f T WW. DREYFUSS would inform tho 4 eitizens of Nevrda county. and his friends, that he has finished his Brewery,. and is now apa haiper Iter, WOUh ie cl call on tae eae * + WRICHK fh eell as low as an Hrewery tn the county. L. W. DREYFUSS. October. 30 3m. A BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN j CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. ‘ Island groap on December Sth. tants had » big fright.Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. CITY BILL POSTER. B FOR BILE Posrine :‘ ARE BES 4 00 Res taskscs . te Ras lee Se State shect Powis. i) PN on csccccscssss 2 autbes seammsle -ji2-4t . ALL. GOODS WARRANTED. . LARGEST STOCK & GREATEST VARIETY . mc na AY, No less renowned than war,‘ » ‘Se wrote John Milton, and such is the faet. <p t THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS'STORE WM. SHERMAN &CO., _~MANUFACTURERS, [JAS ALREADY a victory over the IMPORTERS & RETAILERS . 1F lsvsrtirnsin the Dry Goods trade, and OF a: “MY prietors are now fully prepared to ery “havoc” Superior and Medtum pend Ba , . a. “Let slip the Dogs of War, COL.OTEIN 2 On High Prices R ; The American Dry Goods Store now has its’ GENTS PURMISHING . The AmoionD ‘ten inch Columbiads loadGoods, Trunks and Valises. ec to the muzzle with Ee _ . CHEAP DRY Coops! -Wm. 8. & Co., are receiving by every Steamer, = And bearing on our enemies—the Taraelite dealTHE ACTION S Will commence immediately and, continue until the Israelites run. fFIRST GUN! ed with 1000 Dress A Regular Bomb Shell—1 Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. 3 SECOND GUN! ne ing 500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $0_to $100 éach. : THIRD GUN! “ Shell—200 Bonnets Of the Latest Syles, at pri-. ees to suit every one,} 5 Cannon— 100 pire Carpeting + of eve style and ption from 15 cents to $3 per yd. . ALL THE BATTERIES ! Loaded to the m with Dry Goods of every style, in endless variety, and at unprecedentei low prices. superior to in the city and 25 per eent cheaper. NE oN 7 WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! With a regular broadside of MS Embroideries, Ribbons, Hostery, Gloves, Se¢arfs. Woolen Hoods, *Shawls, Flannels, Chssimeres,} Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks. Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, Damask, ‘Lace Curtains, ; Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Hambugged inte the wrong ‘Store

but visit the GF DRY GOODS STORE! .2;. And compare prices. In connection with our mmense Stock of Dry Goods will be found a eplendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 3 per cont chearer than can be bought in the State. We have also the First aud only Stcck of JAPANESE GOODS! Ever brought to this city, comsisting of Seeretari es, % Work Boxes, Shawl Boxes, : Glove Boxes; ns : Tables,4 Watters, &<. &e. } Useful as well as Ornamental, whieh will be sold . VERY Low . HACADORN & BOWLEY. ( fe. 39 BROAD STREET, . NEY ADA, FEBRUARY 7, 1862. “K nov, 30-3m FURNITURE! J. D. COULTER & CO., 722 MONTGOMERY STREET 722 ‘Washington and Jackson Sts,,. "lave now in Store a . LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE save OF ieee: Every Description. Comprising the Best Assortment of CASE GOODS Inthe Market. For sale, Wolesale and Re tal, at the Lowest Market Rates. T%% Montgomery Street, mec) fon, Fganciece. be \ & CO. THE BEST.CLOTHING . ! FURNISHING GOODS, ALL KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. ~ LARGEST AND REST STOCK OF FRENCH, WILSON . Farnishing Gooas,Trunks, Carpet Bags. . Umbrellas, &c. To te found in any Retail House in California, Goeds suitable for traveling purposes in an climate. BRENCH, WILSON & CO., 525 Sacramento street, one deor below What Cheer House; San-Francisco. at mer gy png vw Nesta acres No. 102 Liberty street, New York. P. 5.—Measures taken for Goods from our: fouse in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. feb 2s«1y. renee . \ NOW LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. Brown Drills and Sheetings, $0-INCH SHIR TINGS. BLEACHED SHEETINGS, : Assorted Widthi. te BLANKETS, ALL GRADES & COLORS, Prints ana D elainds, is In Great Variety. ; RRESS AND FANCY DRY GooDs, ALEXANDRE’S Genuine KID GLOVES os GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. DAVIS & JONES’ SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, \Brussels and 3-ply Carpet NEW PATTERN. PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS, HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS + eee AGENCY FOR Jewett’s & Comon’s Oil Cloths ~~ ~ For sale for Cashetr to first class, prompt paying trade, at a. discount from market rates. VRANK BAKER, £80 & 112 Ciny street, ROV. 30-4 Sun Franciace, . DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega, SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, S Leaves the National Ex. etic: Broad street. Nevada. EVERY MORNING, at 7 O'clock, A. M., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M, Returning—The ¢ leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’cloek, A. u., arrives iu Nevada City at 10.@’ clock A. M. Persons wishing to visit any of the above named tee ke with security, they will con sult their own interest and travél on he SIX HOHKSE STAGE LINE. f would also return public for the liberal] thanks to the travel ve patronized my line, manner in which and will assure them that it willever be my wish to contribute to their comfort OE vere of the best and most careful drivers in i lie State. t when with me. I fave in my employ one LEW MORKILL, Proprietor. Suge 4f 1861.4¢ : of In particulari to the Commis . Nevada Iron and Brass. Foundry ‘. deseription. ACARD FOR PHY BADGER & LINDENBER ‘ i a Sree ENTIRE NEW ANDIFRESH srocx. E would call the attention of Country W MERCHANTS to our unusually large stock tock comprises every article in, Line. ani neyo constantly the largest took ; ariet 8 greatest v . y wed assimere WINTER AND SPRING Goops attractive, and the gr : 'y Mere low price—less than the We also keep the Sta Goods line, which this market, under t — at New ~ We publish this: make new aequaintance>, and induce a we have not heretofore purchased of us to ‘tall Goad ertinea tnd Laws peless pr Good sles ow ‘ : inducemenss to_all who. purchase fg : Mefehante who buy of us can make « good pre: fit, and sell to their customers at figure We remain respectfully, your obediant servants. i 2G TE de NBERGER, Wholesale Clothing and Hat ¥W, mm, -o<3 Nos. 415, 413 and 415 Batte FOR SALE! we 3, LIRR Rati # foes. 3 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY _ WHE undersigned, intendi ; ek, ie Eeesned, intending to leave dee, 1-6m ers to instruct. “gratis, in all the ue to the owner, on th : Meveda ee MO: M. t, Sacramentg, K === constantly on hand it dha . best assortment of Hats, be found in the State; and sell 6. sae, House. ‘ 4 would call attention to my FAL HATS which takes T hous at N. B.—AIl orders attended to. z UNDERTAKING, WM. ©. STILES, UNDERs—_. " TAKER, has on hand and will make to order COVERED COFFINS at the fo lowing cheap rates ; . SMALL SIZE, FROM. ...6.0.000..88° LARGE SIZK, Yaou... ae i 8 PP micas Bad ccpchant Reo every ra ho} furnished> “J it any other county. ALL WORK Te the mantent etih as DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished March 16 eer no charge for engraving, Case Be 8TY. the lead of them all. from the Country promptly O22-tf on And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City _ on tn pry ENGINES AND -BOILERS BUILT . . to.order. Castings and Machinery of ev Quartz Machine constructed. ted up or repaired. All kinds of Build “i Castings, Baw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled’ prom rand at as low rates ag any ¢staolish. pry wl in Sacramento or San ¥rancisey—freigh Feb. 16-6m*\_ HEUGH & THOM, SELECT. SCHOOL __ For Young Ladies *and Gentlemen. HxuAD oF Broab Sruexr, NEVADA. . W. &. Fy DEAL, A. B,,...Pringipas, fig SCHOOL will re-open on Monday, , dan, 6th, 1862. ; : . FERMS: ‘ Primary Branches, per month s:..'. 5 .0e60084 OO English Branches & Mathematics, per month $1.0 Latin; ;.. erece 009.9 GRP terRgacesvace th 100 a eee, socvccee & 100 QOD 5 05.540 HRC O Rb Ke kexbatee » 200 FRO gan 2 20 9:90-949008%s Kovievnndades i “ 200 ge for Bouk Keeping. ‘No extra char "4 iculars enyuire at the Schoo) 7-For further-part House ~ Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of the College classes. Nevada, Dee. 27th, 1s61. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO,, Wire Suspension Bridge Builde Gq t ne AND MANUFACTURERS OF eam iS PATENT WIRE ROPE, — 412 Clay Street, San Francised.M IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany «pan and capacity erected and material been 6 nished. Hayin constantly engaged in the erection of wies! sign god Fey and. A ducts for some yeara o hci Mapery . F to do such work sat ure, guaran ‘ ) tot ufacturers, or their agents in the interior te San Francisco, Dee. k—Sg fi