January 26, 1862 (4 pages)

5 Published Dally, Monday excepted. . ~“erime, and justice was at faalt ‘to find the _place and eulisted in the army before the — that he was a couple. of. WN. P. a Pr BOF RIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. ‘Terms of the Daily Transeript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authorized Agent of the Daily Transeript in San Francisco. All orders left athis office, on Washington street. opposite Maguire’s Opera House, will be promiptly attended-to. THE POWER oF Conscience. —One day, during August, ‘of 1851, a Tespectible farmer pamed Watts, living near From, in England, went to market, leaving his daughter Sarrah —a pretty girl of plxteen—to mind the house. Upon his return howe, he fonnd the helpless girl lying dead~in-the dairy, ‘with s#veral abrasions on her head, and other evidenevs that sbe had been foully. murdered. Aa nothing had been stolen trom the house, apparently, it was hard to imagine what had instigated the ussassin to comunit the brutal guiltyone. Three vagabond characters of . . Frome and-the-vieinity— were arrested wpon the mere ground of their being such characters, und were committed for trial; «but the jury acquitted them, there being no reliable proof of any kind to fasten proot on them. Arrangements were next iade-to arrest & man namel Joseph Sears, who had. been a suitor for the girl's hand; but he left:the writ could be served upon him ; and so the matter ended for the. time. Ten years roll. ed away’; and eve day about two we eks ago, Joseph Sears returned -to Frome an invalid He weit to a magistrate’s-to-get his remit tance form filled up,that he might draw three months’ pay due to himeon his discharge from the urmy, and exhibited 80 matiy signs of extreme unireppiness while the magistrate-was prepariag the document, that the latter asked him what was the matter. Sears hesitated fur a moment, and then with an expression of fwartul wildness in his eyes, declared that he was the murderer of Sarah Thinking thut the soldier must be mad, the man‘of law , gnde ‘avored te soothe him, telling him that 6° did not know what he was saying. Sears then repeated his former avowal, declaring that cougciousness of his crime would indeed make a madmatfof hin, if he coneenled it any longer. Finding that he wis sane, and ia earnest, the magistrate ordered his clerk to take down in writing what the soldier might say, and Seuss at onee made the following confession +.“ matdered Sarah Watts, I hope that God above .will let me live to see her again in another world. Ihave had it in my head a long time. I have been very unhappy ever since. I went away, I waise unhappy. I hope that Gdd will wash aw: ay my sins. I did it for love. It.was in August it hapened. About three o’clock in the afternoon went to the house. I thought she was worth some money, and she Wouldn't tell where -it:was._I.told her to tell me where it was, and’t would marry. her and take her to America—I was very fond of ber—then we would live happy together said, 4 you don’t tell” we where itis, I willbe the deuth of you” I then took hold of her by the neck. I had a poker in my has, and 1 hit her on the head with it. I said £ should suffer fer it, either in heaven orin hell. J struck her in the Kitchen and dragged her into the dairy. I eaught hold of her by the feet, and put her head first.into the milk pail, and lett her in the dairy dead. I took two shillings out of & cup on the mantel piece, .1 went up stairs and searched above. [ took some clothes and went my way.andwent to sea. IT was blamed for it at.the time, and I enlisted as a soldier to get out of the way. Ihave now got it off my mind. I killed ber for leve. FE was very fond of her.” After reading the confession over, to see that 1t was correct, Sears signed his name to it and surpendered himself a prisoner to the law.— Exchange. ~— DISAPPOINTMENT AND Success:—When poor Bdwund’Kean was scting in barns to ecuntry bumpkins, borely finding bread for his wife and child, he wus just as great a ge“hius us. when he was crowding Drury Lane. When Brougham presided in the House of Lords, he was nota bit be otter or greater than when he had hung about in the Parliamept House at Edinburg a briefl-as and suspected Jjanior barrister. When ail London crawded te see the hippopotamns, he wag just the angh ra later, ne One Too 16. trouble of at bine And-when George Steve: ed wid the — aid “gratitude of: ail the, Watts! ~ is Brite, he was the same . Hian, phere the —. rages. tk when, men of science law, eT aS eo mischievous re indi¥ whe deciared that conte dow the railroad dwoutdhe the hughway, and moil conglics would be ines FORWARDING LINE. STORAGE AND ‘Commission Warchouse . MARYSVILLE. See, 1 OOS received tand forwarded to to all parts of Northern California, with dispatch, at ONE DOLLAR PER®ON. NoStorages Charges on Transient Merchandise.ae keer bale warehouse is located clo by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: “CARE M. F. LINE. Pléase request your Ship to be very par ticular to send ad nipping Weecelpts accompan ing every ehipmem of G them ipts by E. — “By tend a look, poset ~veavoid all ns I delay? we $ 3Packagesconstantly on hand and for sale, Flour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to he oe and, executing Commissions of al. nds n7-tf R. M, SHACKLEFORD-& GO. Prop’rs. PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers ‘Tii"Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, ‘Prnting —. Cards, ete. J. By PAINTER, oan ¥' FRANCISCO. J. M. PAINTER, } . . PF. PAINTER, -“Ofiees titted out. with dispatch: San Francisco, Mareh 1-1v FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Di»tricts-of —Kuropenext—season,; Ihave etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines Amd Cattings the ensuing Winter. ~ Pebsons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Oroburds ‘or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and Vines;.emm have Great Bargains by os early application. WELSON FL have a Depot in K Street, between 4th & oth Sacramento, for sales nio-tf A. BLOCK, & FURTH £. BLOCK,{Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. -Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. LOOK AT CHEAP JOHN’S STOCK OF Ail ot the Latest Styles. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ‘Qffice—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would-inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE AKE PREPAKED to atte. ithose favoring us with a call, a¢ an hours. feeth after having become senastivy by exposure of the nerve will be filled wishout causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in a MOKE given, thay elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. Our charges ase moderate, and to suit the times. Weare permanently focated in this place. » Mareli 4, isd1-tf HOUSE AND ORCHARD 1 FOR SALE.A-Rare opportunity ts ofelow K Street Levee, and after Dec. 1st will . . BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. . SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction . FACTS 1 FACTS! ‘ctesas nell hen Winks. So wrote Joha Milton, and euch the ft, $2 — THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS § STORE AS ALREADY won a victory over the ISKAELITESin the Dry Geods trade, and having strongl iasoees ts position, the Pro peietens are tow ly prepared to cry “havoc” Let slip the Dogs of War. On High Prices The Ameriean Dry Goods Store now has ite immensé batteries of ten inch Columbiads loadec to the muzzie wi CHEAP DRY COODS! And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite deulTHE ACTION Willcormence immediately and continue until the Israclites rea. FIRST GUN! ry. — Bomb Shtell—loaded with 1000 Drees Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50each4 SECOND GUN! 400 Cloaks ef the Latest Fashion, fram 83 te $100 each. THIRD GUN: Shell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at pricea to suit every one; : o POURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 style and deseripiion .ALL THE BATTERIES ! Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goode of every ‘style, in endless variety, and at unprecedented low: prices. superior to any in theeity and 25 per cent cheaper. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE t With « regular broadside of jeces Carpeting, of eve od cents to $3 per y Ribbons, Scarfs. Shawls, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen Heoods, Flanneli,_ Cassimeres, Lagtes’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera » Hoods, Linen Goods» SL {Ladies’ ond Gents’ Under Garmentiy Gents’ White Shirts, Lace Curtains, ' Of Cloths, : Mattings, Bugs, a&ec. 7 Wiping out the Istaelites entirely. Damask, Don’t be Humbugged into the wrong Store but visit the ie” DRY GOODS STORE! 2: And compare prices. Geods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Mtr: h will be sold 20 per eent cheaner than can be bought in the State. ~~ We have. also, the view and only Stc oak of JAPANESE coops ! Ever brought to this city. consieting of Senge sep Werk Boxes, “gnaw 1 Boxes, og Secretaries, Gleve Boxes, Tables, Be x Walters, &c. &e; +4 Usefal as well a’ Ornamental, which will be sold VERY dil Remember the piace. { ut seven neres £ ef de st. variety of” 2 will by steam. 742 Country Parson. ba ith, 12 AT 1 pest )Loh Risiont teda distan-e from the town, go ane i a at the gate FRAN ti Ee HACADORN & BOWLEY, he BO a e atid ye 4 Ld In connection with our immense Stock of PPY° ae BETWEEN me Have now in Store a Every Description. In the Market. noy. 30-3m . WINTER AND SPR _. N@ARD POR TEM: -~ Washington and Sackson Sts, SAN FRANCISCO _ CALIFORNIA. LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE fi > Comprising the Beat Assortment of CASE GoOooDS . For sale, Wolesale and Re tat, atthe Lowest Market Rates. J.D. COULTER& CO, 722 Montgomery Street, San Franctecobe —— FURNISHING Trunks, — -Yalises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, ——— climate. Cheer Housy, San Francisco. m7 Sor we New Yor this State without extra charge. FRENCH, WILSON & co. THE BEST CLOTHING! GOODS, ALI KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF Clothing, «= _ aie Furnishing Goods, To be found in any Retail Mouse in Califorsia, Goods suitable for traveling purposes in any FRENCH, WILSON & C@O., $25 Sacramento street, one door below What meets New Yor No. 102 Liberty ures taken for Goods from our aosueia’ N Naw York, aud delivered omy part of feb 2s-ly. &e. Brown Drills and Sh Den Assorted Widths. ' In Great Warley. DRESS AND FANCY Brusceis and 3-ply Carpet NEW PATTERN. AGENCY FOR NOW LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. Pk 30-INCH SHIRTINGS. “BLEACHED SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, ALL GRADES & COLORS Prints and Delaines, “BRY GoODs, ALEXANDRE’S Genuine KID-GLOVES GENTS" FURNISHING GOODS. ~~ DAVIS & JONES’ SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, _ MATTINGS. HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS Jewett's & Comeon's Oij Cloths For sale for Cash, or to fret class, prompt paying trade, at a discount from market rates. PRANK. BA iss. 110 & 11244e nov. ao Poaasa Gaal co, ings, SIX HORSE § o'Glock, A. My and HORSE STACY. LINE thanks PT Ae ™ 2 Ss i ‘ DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha ard Omega, AGE LINE, Carryieg the U.S. Mail, : Leaves the poe x. Arrives at Washington, at 12 M. Returning—The stag ¢ leaves piped at 7 o'clock, A. Neg. and arrives in 10 #’elock Aw M. Persovus w te visit any of a named points Fe at a tran guilt their own Prest and ao on the ix City at “our prices as ae ent = .} te enter.ar y of the Coll tore € Coun weivamamat ee, Ww 0 kee Ciaran this pathway @ publish is Card in order make new have not herdt oogeunes and induce those w inapect our stock. cee fo call ae ofore Pp ood articles and Low 8 fare the ‘ ‘to sell ag Now, 415, 413 and 415 Batre > es batey ah é FOR SALE! _M. LIEBRRT'S MAGNIFICENT. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY T H¥ undersigned intending to leave the coun: try, offers to branches of the Pye Freee Art, ; will ilar hs puns, Mer hae are Broad street, Nevada. No. So . my LIRBERT. A. L A MOT ',. —Successor to Lamott& GolliiveieeCorner Segond and J Street, gcpabeargin EMP constantly on ite k best enticiio tier, cml of Gabe un atl to be sound prise ea ow & pony ‘touse Ae i ould ca tion to m HATS which takes the lead ny thee tl — N. B.—All orders 1 aticndodige ns nt COMBRY Digeaptly UNDERTAKING. WM. co. STILES, , PNDER eee order ‘COVERED yF NS at the ma p rates: SMALL SIZE, FBOMs.-. cose sev ee LARGE SIZE, F FROM eee oorerer ens 88-40 GRAVE mf ey . other person style, furnished ee county. ALT WORK Con boNE int in pan, neatest style. pitte ates furnis Mareh 16 = do aged charge for engraving. Nevada Tron and’ Brass Fo And Machine Shop, > Street, Nevada City ‘TEAM ENGINES AND B ™_ HUILT t der. © . a . tion.” ‘Goan tne ROLLERS titted up ‘connteueted or rep Castin; 8, Sav Grist, Mal Horse Power and Car Wheels, % sromatin-cat at as low rates fur a5 > agli acramenty oF: fa ord Secs 166m Hava # fom, “SELECT SCHOOLFor Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD ov BRoap STRERT, HEVADA. Dares nse We B. PF. DBwAL, MoM. 54. 7. Ptinetpal. yas ae will vista maaie Jan. 6 * Trkusi 0° ™~. Priser Brane’ ONL, . saris wo a Branches Pitativematice, pet i mon “ Lathe 1S ageecescnte a Prd 5 . German.is 0.6.4. Tiincss teeaceres pon? ox a a Freneh..5 Somaya ee eboanbe 200 : Noe xtra ¢ “ae iiooi coping For further part Reinte enquire at th ‘Bohoo} Ouse Young Gentlemen will ds ov agp prepared — Nevada. see. ane . Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS po PATENT WIRKk HOPE. 412 Clay Street, in Fauld . erection of. wire . . d@cts for some. years pas do such work euigelt Wil asap ; ever amy. avialyver a ‘ . fo. contrib 0 inter eee a ale a pa es? ary 3 witiremes: ‘ Siylay cor iye st Theinn. seales.of 4 ti a ay paad most careful Prin 8 in he State. dove Ei Rien fuent ities tae arereatien clink ty Tere, er snail lows.

5 Published Dally, Monday excepted. . ~“erime, and justice was at faalt ‘to find the _place and eulisted in the army before the — that he was a couple. of. WN. P. a Pr BOF RIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. ‘Terms of the Daily Transeript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authorized Agent of the Daily Transeript in San Francisco. All orders left athis office, on Washington street. opposite Maguire’s Opera House, will be promiptly attended-to. THE POWER oF Conscience. —One day, during August, ‘of 1851, a Tespectible farmer pamed Watts, living near From, in England, went to market, leaving his daughter Sarrah —a pretty girl of plxteen—to mind the house. Upon his return howe, he fonnd the helpless girl lying dead~in-the dairy, ‘with s#veral abrasions on her head, and other evidenevs that sbe had been foully. murdered. Aa nothing had been stolen trom the house, apparently, it was hard to imagine what had instigated the ussassin to comunit the brutal guiltyone. Three vagabond characters of . . Frome and-the-vieinity— were arrested wpon the mere ground of their being such characters, und were committed for trial; «but the jury acquitted them, there being no reliable proof of any kind to fasten proot on them. Arrangements were next iade-to arrest & man namel Joseph Sears, who had. been a suitor for the girl's hand; but he left:the writ could be served upon him ; and so the matter ended for the. time. Ten years roll. ed away’; and eve day about two we eks ago, Joseph Sears returned -to Frome an invalid He weit to a magistrate’s-to-get his remit tance form filled up,that he might draw three months’ pay due to himeon his discharge from the urmy, and exhibited 80 matiy signs of extreme unireppiness while the magistrate-was prepariag the document, that the latter asked him what was the matter. Sears hesitated fur a moment, and then with an expression of fwartul wildness in his eyes, declared that he was the murderer of Sarah Thinking thut the soldier must be mad, the man‘of law , gnde ‘avored te soothe him, telling him that 6° did not know what he was saying. Sears then repeated his former avowal, declaring that cougciousness of his crime would indeed make a madmatfof hin, if he coneenled it any longer. Finding that he wis sane, and ia earnest, the magistrate ordered his clerk to take down in writing what the soldier might say, and Seuss at onee made the following confession +.“ matdered Sarah Watts, I hope that God above .will let me live to see her again in another world. Ihave had it in my head a long time. I have been very unhappy ever since. I went away, I waise unhappy. I hope that Gdd will wash aw: ay my sins. I did it for love. It.was in August it hapened. About three o’clock in the afternoon went to the house. I thought she was worth some money, and she Wouldn't tell where -it:was.._I.told her to tell me where it was, and’t would marry. her and take her to America—I was very fond of ber—then we would live happy together said, 4 you don’t tell” we where itis, I willbe the deuth of you” I then took hold of her by the neck. I had a poker in my has, and 1 hit her on the head with it. I said £ should suffer fer it, either in heaven orin hell. J struck her in the Kitchen and dragged her into the dairy. I eaught hold of her by the feet, and put her head first.into the milk pail, and lett her in the dairy dead. I took two shillings out of & cup on the mantel piece, .1 went up stairs and searched above. [ took some clothes and went my way.andwent to sea. IT was blamed for it at.the time, and I enlisted as a soldier to get out of the way. Ihave now got it off my mind. I killed ber for leve. FE was very fond of her.” After reading the confession over, to see that 1t was correct, Sears signed his name to it and surpendered himself a prisoner to the law.— Exchange. ~— DISAPPOINTMENT AND Success:—When poor Bdwund’Kean was scting in barns to ecuntry bumpkins, borely finding bread for his wife and child, he wus just as great a ge“hius us. when he was crowding Drury Lane. When Brougham presided in the House of Lords, he was nota bit be otter or greater than when he had hung about in the Parliamept House at Edinburg a briefl-as and suspected Jjanior barrister. When ail London crawded te see the hippopotamns, he wag just the angh ra later, ne One Too 16. trouble of at bine And-when George Steve: ed wid the — aid “gratitude of: ail the, Watts! ~ is Brite, he was the same . Hian, phere the —. rages. tk when, men of science law, eT aS eo mischievous re indi¥ whe deciared that conte dow the railroad dwoutdhe the hughway, and moil conglics would be ines FORWARDING LINE. STORAGE AND ‘Commission Warchouse . MARYSVILLE. See, 1 OOS received tand forwarded to to all parts of Northern California, with dispatch, at ONE DOLLAR PER®ON. NoStorages Charges on Transient Merchandise.ae keer bale warehouse is located clo by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: “CARE M. F. LINE. Pléase request your Ship to be very par ticular to send ad nipping Weecelpts accompan ing every ehipmem of G them ipts by E. — “By tend a look, poset ~veavoid all ns I delay? we $ 3Packagesconstantly on hand and for sale, Flour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to he oe and, executing Commissions of al. nds n7-tf R. M, SHACKLEFORD-& GO. Prop’rs. PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers ‘Tii"Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, ‘Prnting —. Cards, ete. J. By PAINTER, oan ¥' FRANCISCO. J. M. PAINTER, } . . PF. PAINTER, -“Ofiees titted out. with dispatch: San Francisco, Mareh 1-1v FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Di»tricts-of —Kuropenext—season,; Ihave etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines Amd Cattings the ensuing Winter. ~ Pebsons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Oroburds ‘or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and Vines;.emm have Great Bargains by os early application. WELSON FL have a Depot in K Street, between 4th & oth Sacramento, for sales nio-tf A. BLOCK, & FURTH £. BLOCK,{Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. -Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. LOOK AT CHEAP JOHN’S STOCK OF Ail ot the Latest Styles. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ‘Qffice—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would-inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE AKE PREPAKED to atte. ithose favoring us with a call, a¢ an hours. feeth after having become senastivy by exposure of the nerve will be filled wishout causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in a MOKE given, thay elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. Our charges ase moderate, and to suit the times. Weare permanently focated in this place. » Mareli 4, isd1-tf HOUSE AND ORCHARD 1 FOR SALE.A-Rare opportunity ts ofelow K Street Levee, and after Dec. 1st will . . BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. . SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction . FACTS 1 FACTS! ‘ctesas nell hen Winks. So wrote Joha Milton, and euch the ft, $2 — THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS § STORE AS ALREADY won a victory over the ISKAELITESin the Dry Geods trade, and having strongl iasoees ts position, the Pro peietens are tow ly prepared to cry “havoc” Let slip the Dogs of War. On High Prices The Ameriean Dry Goods Store now has ite immensé batteries of ten inch Columbiads loadec to the muzzie wi CHEAP DRY COODS! And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite deulTHE ACTION Willcormence immediately and continue until the Israclites rea. FIRST GUN! ry. — Bomb Shtell—loaded with 1000 Drees Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50each4 SECOND GUN! 400 Cloaks ef the Latest Fashion, fram 83 te $100 each. THIRD GUN: Shell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at pricea to suit every one; : o POURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 style and deseripiion .ALL THE BATTERIES ! Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goode of every ‘style, in endless variety, and at unprecedented low: prices. superior to any in theeity and 25 per cent cheaper. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE t With « regular broadside of jeces Carpeting, of eve od cents to $3 per y Ribbons, Scarfs. Shawls, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen Heoods, Flanneli,_ Cassimeres, Lagtes’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera » Hoods, Linen Goods» SL {Ladies’ ond Gents’ Under Garmentiy Gents’ White Shirts,

Lace Curtains, ' Of Cloths, : Mattings, Bugs, a&ec. 7 Wiping out the Istaelites entirely. Damask, Don’t be Humbugged into the wrong Store but visit the ie” DRY GOODS STORE! 2: And compare prices. Geods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Mtr: h will be sold 20 per eent cheaner than can be bought in the State. ~~ We have. also, the view and only Stc oak of JAPANESE coops ! Ever brought to this city. consieting of Senge sep Werk Boxes, “gnaw 1 Boxes, og Secretaries, Gleve Boxes, Tables, Be x Walters, &c. &e; +4 Usefal as well a’ Ornamental, which will be sold VERY dil Remember the piace. { ut seven neres £ ef de st. variety of” 2 will by steam. 742 Country Parson. ba ith, 12 AT 1 pest )Loh Risiont teda distan-e from the town, go ane i a at the gate FRAN ti Ee HACADORN & BOWLEY, he BO a e atid ye 4 Ld In connection with our immense Stock of PPY° ae BETWEEN me Have now in Store a Every Description. In the Market. noy. 30-3m . WINTER AND SPR _. N@ARD POR TEM: -~ Washington and Sackson Sts, SAN FRANCISCO _ CALIFORNIA. LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE fi > Comprising the Beat Assortment of CASE GoOooDS . For sale, Wolesale and Re tat, atthe Lowest Market Rates. J.D. COULTER& CO, 722 Montgomery Street, San Franctecobe —— FURNISHING Trunks, — -Yalises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, ——— climate. Cheer Housy, San Francisco. m7 Sor we New Yor this State without extra charge. FRENCH, WILSON & co. THE BEST CLOTHING! GOODS, ALI KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF Clothing, «= _ aie Furnishing Goods, To be found in any Retail Mouse in Califorsia, Goods suitable for traveling purposes in any FRENCH, WILSON & C@O., $25 Sacramento street, one door below What meets New Yor No. 102 Liberty ures taken for Goods from our aosueia’ N Naw York, aud delivered omy part of feb 2s-ly. &e. Brown Drills and Sh Den Assorted Widths. ' In Great Warley. DRESS AND FANCY Brusceis and 3-ply Carpet NEW PATTERN. AGENCY FOR NOW LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. Pk 30-INCH SHIRTINGS. “BLEACHED SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, ALL GRADES & COLORS Prints and Delaines, “BRY GoODs, ALEXANDRE’S Genuine KID-GLOVES GENTS" FURNISHING GOODS. ~~ DAVIS & JONES’ SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, _ MATTINGS. HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS Jewett's & Comeon's Oij Cloths For sale for Cash, or to fret class, prompt paying trade, at a discount from market rates. PRANK. BA iss. 110 & 11244e nov. ao Poaasa Gaal co, ings, SIX HORSE § o'Glock, A. My and HORSE STACY. LINE thanks PT Ae ™ 2 Ss i ‘ DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha ard Omega, AGE LINE, Carryieg the U.S. Mail, : Leaves the poe x. Arrives at Washington, at 12 M. Returning—The stag ¢ leaves piped at 7 o'clock, A. Neg. and arrives in 10 #’elock Aw M. Persovus w te visit any of a named points Fe at a tran guilt their own Prest and ao on the ix City at “our prices as ae ent = .} te enter.ar y of the Coll tore € Coun weivamamat ee, Ww 0 kee Ciaran this pathway @ publish is Card in order make new have not herdt oogeunes and induce those w inapect our stock. cee fo call ae ofore Pp ood articles and Low 8 fare the ‘ ‘to sell ag Now, 415, 413 and 415 Batre > es batey ah é FOR SALE! _M. LIEBRRT'S MAGNIFICENT. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY T H¥ undersigned intending to leave the coun: try, offers to branches of the Pye Freee Art, ; will ilar hs puns, Mer hae are Broad street, Nevada. No. So . my LIRBERT. A. L A MOT ',. —Successor to Lamott& GolliiveieeCorner Segond and J Street, gcpabeargin EMP constantly on ite k best enticiio tier, cml of Gabe un atl to be sound prise ea ow & pony ‘touse Ae i ould ca tion to m HATS which takes the lead ny thee tl — N. B.—All orders 1 aticndodige ns nt COMBRY Digeaptly UNDERTAKING. WM. co. STILES, , PNDER eee order ‘COVERED yF NS at the ma p rates: SMALL SIZE, FBOMs.-. cose sev ee LARGE SIZE, F FROM eee oorerer ens 88-40 GRAVE mf ey . other person style, furnished ee county. ALT WORK Con boNE int in pan, neatest style. pitte ates furnis Mareh 16 = do aged charge for engraving. Nevada Tron and’ Brass Fo And Machine Shop, > Street, Nevada City ‘TEAM ENGINES AND B ™_ HUILT t der. © . a . tion.” ‘Goan tne ROLLERS titted up ‘connteueted or rep Castin; 8, Sav Grist, Mal Horse Power and Car Wheels, % sromatin-cat at as low rates fur a5 > agli acramenty oF: fa ord Secs 166m Hava # fom, “SELECT SCHOOLFor Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD ov BRoap STRERT, HEVADA. Dares nse We B. PF. DBwAL, MoM. 54. 7. Ptinetpal. yas ae will vista maaie Jan. 6 * Trkusi 0° ™~. Priser Brane’ ONL, . saris wo a Branches Pitativematice, pet i mon “ Lathe 1S ageecescnte a Prd 5 . German..is 0.6.4. Tiincss teeaceres pon? ox a a Freneh...5 Somaya ee eboanbe 200 : Noe xtra ¢ “ae iiooi coping For further part Reinte enquire at th ‘Bohoo} Ouse Young Gentlemen will ds ov agp prepared — Nevada. see. ane . Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS po PATENT WIRKk HOPE. 412 Clay Street, in Fauld . erection of. wire . . d@cts for some. years pas do such work euigelt Wil asap ; ever amy. avialyver a ‘ . fo. contrib 0 inter eee a ale a pa es? ary 3 witiremes: ‘ Siylay cor iye st Theinn. seales.of 4 ti a ay paad most careful Prin 8 in he State. dove Ei Rien fuent ities tae arereatien clink ty Tere, er snail lows.