March 30, 1861 (4 pages)

ios Co, 50.) RPEN. ining Jp. re, Se, VADA. . LIL, 3 just ro 1 8CASOL, ICKy Dp. PALL. rs > x . Frits eed, CINDs, rates for harge vada, ~~ cr ey K RAL. NGB, 104 of tn. blic. gen lace and VINES, LEFAR) mist NP, 0's. Bank ‘Ys 18, su 4 .ER’S pwher. fe 2 in gool articular, FICE. FICE da, Desortpred at San [ADE e positors ight in at 8 for melt 60 02, 8; , Propurdeposited nerals, § rate ral, ae 8; Sweep ete., and e lowest Ort. _is condensed. to the mere mention of his _ eomnion order. To us, the fact: that they _ ¢alled the Holy Week, andthe last three “days are observed religiously, the people. abcurday.) At this time, Mary and Mary Magdaraph mn The Morning Sranseript. EIOME MATTERS. Tne LecTures. at THE Metuopist CHURCH.—As will be seen by reference to our advertising columns, ‘the first ot these lectures: will take place on the evening of the 10th of April. The name of the Rey. T. Starr King; who will deliver it, is familiar to every man and. woman who reads newspapers, as one of the most eloquent lecturers in.the United States, and, therefore,-needs no comments at our hands. General Shields, . the next on the list, enjoys such a wide popu. larity, not only as a lecturer, but as a. brave soldier, that our task, whilst speaking of him, namie. ‘The other lecturers, though not occupying so prominent. a position as the two last nanted gentlemen, possess ability of no will come here at the suggestion and through the influence of Dr. Deal, is a sufficient guarantee of their ability to do justice to any’, _ subject they may undertake to treat. The object of these lectures, besides the entertainment and instruction whith they will afford, is to raise means sufficient, if possible, to liquidate the debt incurred in the building of the Methodist Parsonage. We <ongratulate Dr. Deal on his happy idea. This mode of raising money is far .better than the ones resorted to heretofore, which have been indiscriminate begging—handsome ladies being selected as the most efficient beggars— or fairs, gotten up and conducted in such a manner.as te arouse the vehement indignation of the ultra orthodox membere of the Church. These lectures, having nothing in them of a sectarian charactér, are acceptable alike to Jew or Gentile—every man or woman attending them being certain to get his or her dollar’s worth in entertainment and instruction. We have no doubt that” the . Church will be filled at every one of these lectures ; if it is not, it will only prove that. dollars are wofully scarce,’ or that our people are. a pig-headed set—or both. EASTER SUNDAY.—To-morrow will be Easter Sunday. To most readers in this cold, matter-of-fact, Protestant country, this signifies but little ; but in Catholic countries, where the commemoration of the miracles which attended the birth ‘and’ the death of Christ are observed with great pomp and solemnity, Easter Sunday is a great,day, and the people, both old and young, look forward to its advent with pleasurable anticipations. Enster Sunday not only ends the season of Lent, but, as everybody knows, (or ought to know) is the anniversary of the Resurrection of Christ. The-week now ending is staining from business, and spending most of prayer, or in the observance of memorating the trial and erucifixion of Christ, by the Jews. This event took place on a Friday, that day, called “*Good Friday,” is -obse: ith a religious fervor, not ‘as boisterous, perhaps, as. that we have seen exhibited at some “rev ¥ but equaling it in intensity, and bordering on~ fanaticism. The most lukewarm Catholics—. Aye, ven men who scout the idea of religious miracles, observe it as a day of fast. Christ remained in the sepulchre until the latter part of the night of the Sabbath, (Satlen went to the sepulchre, ‘and on their arriving there, a place, an Angel of the Lord descended ‘from Heaven, moved the stone which covered the sepulchre, and sat down upon it. ‘His face shone like a flash of lightning, and his robe. To-morrow, therefore, is intended to celest miracles of the Catholi¢ Ch , rch, and, for aught we ido, of the Protestant ‘Chureh, too. It will be to those pious Cliristians who, for the last forty days, have led. life: of abstinenee,. buses, which must have arrived at Grass Valwspiige ab tremendous earthquake took . ebrate*the anniversary of ohe of the great. . 7 tended to. sisting of roast beef, pork and .mutton, oyster kinds of pot pies. The waiter soon {filled the orders and took a position behind a screen to see what disposition was to be made of 80° much “grub” when very soon after he was called again,-andorders Were piven for two dozen eggseach. The eggs were soon forth~€oming and were eiten with a will. The men then ordered a bottle of brandy, and after tapping it two or three times, called for their bill, which they paid, and then took their departure. THE Lucky One.—Mr. Liebert informs us that the ticket which drew the $300 inhis enterprise was held by. a Mr. Addy, of San Francisco. Mr. Addy was in this place ome three months ago, and purchased some twenty odd tickets in the raffle, and out of that number drew three prizes. The prizes were sent to San Francisco, yesterday, by Wells, Fargo & Co. ROBBERIES.—We have no items of this kind to speak of to-day. The stormy season we are now having, keeps the boys who are on that “lay” within doors. , Should the storm ever cease we promise our readers that this branch of the local news will be well at-. THE REWARD oF RioT.—Sixteen of the persons who were proved to have been engaged in the recent riot upon Chinamen in Coloma, have been fined hy the Court of Sessions two hundred dollars each, and required to pay the costs of prosecution. THE Sacramento correspondent of the San Francisco Journal suggests that Kahl should apply to the Legislature for a new trial. The Court refused his request in this respect and we can see no good reason why he should not be hearkened to as well as others. A Chicago broker, a member of the church during the present crisis, hag been in the habit of pocketing ten per cent on the specie which he collected in church on Sunday, by: the very simple process of rendering back an equal amount in Western funds. ie They get. up model love letters at Cleveland, short, sweet, and spelt upon the principle of complete secession from dictionary rules. Here is one read in court last week: “ dear. throw abscent not forgottin thares a gud tmy cumin wate a littel longer.” Ee Santa Barbara county contains within its boundaries inexhaustable beds of asphaltum, and already two companies are at work, extracting petrolium ; from the. latter, oné of the companies are making good keroseve ail, which is pronounce by those of our citizens who are burning it, superior to the imported coal oil. se leone HaMiLtn a Prinrer.—Our Vice Presi dent, Hanibal Hamlin, was a printer, having ‘werked at the ‘‘case” before he commenced the s of law. [The number of deaths from diptheria in the United States, during the past year, is said to be no less than R — Divine Service 8 METHODIST CHuRCH—Rev. W. Grdve Deal, Pastor; at the Methodist Church, on, street, at 11 A. Mi, and-7 P. a. ' . CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev. T. J. Dalton, Paster; at the Catholic Church, on Washington street, service at 9-0’clock, A. M. Baptist Cuurcu—Rev. B. Brierly, Pastor, at the Baptist Church, on Spring strect at il A M., and 744 P. M. PISCOPAL SERVICE—Rev. John Chittenden Pastor ; at the Brick Church, at 3 o’clack, P. 4 Secret Ord ers, eee Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday ‘evening — communications uw of pes A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. _ Nevada R. A. , No. 6—Regular comm nicat fivst itonday evening of each month. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. ¥. Rudolph, sgn grate ed ia ofa meat t ursdays 0 -Marsh, Commander; J. F. . , Odd Fellows, Lodge, No. 16— meetings waaedey at their corner of Broad oc D. 8. Tallman, N. G.; d. W. Chinn, V. G. : ‘ a é v3 x ee mance Hall. E. F. ea Leer Srsnng. 2 dioermee ail patties, cabbage, potatoes, turnips and four:. COOKE, CITY BILL POSTER. orable rates. mae . SF Ais ESE Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEY, Proprictor, Ce ee A ientition S cadtasadeatie awa sdlests delivered in any paft of the city at any e. ; ‘ i Co. "Prices sonar diag 50 quality of Meats purchased A Horses boafded b the Month. at the most fa ee RAS BABE Bei se SOR ERA iO ela se. AN RS Nak gn Ry Sears Ric paaieden ik ono eailieatakoanongpeegepaipedenimnestetaneteieete incitatiniiccnaal Licur EaTers.—Tvwa miners arrived in co awe tale, He, ELM. : MATTESON & SAMUEL'S & town yesterday, and feeling somewhat hun: . gp NEeEy STABLE, WATER-POWER DERRICK. gry stepped into a restaurant for the purpos R BROAD STREET, i 5 ATTESON & SAMUELS haye erected a of getting dinner. “ One of the party ordered Oppasite the National Exchange. M: ‘shop of Deer Creek, below the! Foundry, NEVADA CITY and haye associated themselves in the birsiness an oyster stew, the other pork and beans. TRG TR) addi died “ee of mi erp & Samiuel’s ‘Water-Power In a short time their plates were empty and . ({ABRTAGES, Horses and Baggies furniched pagent ee Derrick, to Windieenine orders were given for a tegulat dinner, conby the Day, , Week, A. and Saw Mills.) * ak WRG ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY Can be yuh with very little water where there is a ahi nBiey ate prepared to Wake Sachin, ery ofall Kinds, Bhest Item’ Hose, ‘rip Hooks ‘ anew itruction, ‘and & arti~ ficial eeth to Circular » ete. . = They are also red to doall kinds of COPBy ILHING, tree sak LNG, LRON TURNING, Etc, Orders for TER DERRICKS from abroad promptly attended to. For particulars apply to the undérs oid u ESON, Jan. 19, 1861-tf GEO. SAMUSLS. t ELEVATOR MILLS. w: ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a ; SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, At the: Market Rates, October 3-tf T. Ws COLBURN, Agent. A. A. SARGENT, — Ac C. NILES SARGENT & ‘NELES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street; Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. ELLARD BEANS, _ 82 Broad Street, WHOLESALE. AND BETAIL DEALER tx Groceries & Provisions. &r Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge, T. B, McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE+ON BROAD STREE? ~ Over Harrington’s Saloon,-Nevada, California. E. W. MASLIN, Distwict Attorney, . Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada county, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sep6 G. E, WEITHING TON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Hy PAINTING ly attended to.— Dealer in Paper H aman Chita Fixtures, &e.&e. At the foot of at, Nevada. sepid --DR.-R> M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Offices-Room WMNo. 4. Flagg’s Brick, Corner of. Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO, 25, NEVADA S8T., on Old Wash n road. Nevada, December 17-tf © : F. MANSELL, IGN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINTER, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.'s Brick ‘store. oes. tae punctuality and dispatch the order of the day. FOR SALE—Paints mixed. ‘ 86-tf DES. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kidd’s Building.) (Op-Stairs.) We would inform our friends, and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to attend those favoriig us with a call, at all hours. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposire.of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better. satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise agg Leto hay mance. a ale rt rate, and to su ne times. e are permanen located in this place. Pr 4 March 4, 186i-tf } YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, . No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALO¥Y AND HARVY MILLS, PROPRIETORS. E desi is Saloon well fea th the FINEST WINES, 8 wi LI UORS and CIGARS to be found in market. 7 Come and see for yourselves! 22 tf VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Huitdred Patients from the various Hospihave the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMA CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in use ef which every individual has found a speed permanent cure. Among the thousands of who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one_of them have expe the most worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, meas Ge the any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADoLPHUSs’ ANTI-REEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for ‘sale by . mi26nt. ~~ “Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. JEROME &. c Fifty Three-sheet Posters.. eteeeecese + $5 00 y wo-sheet Posters.. eeeeeeeare ne eee Ssexcses beneficial ‘tesults. The immense wale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is table proof of its efficacy. Those who have su 2 ! and scientific pro. &. ' MANUFACTORY. ROUX & Oo, Wrest, ‘Nevaa + Tw NOW HAND ni COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from Paris, London and New York a full assortment. of everything -used in our branch of busitiess. Mey Cabinet Work oeely executed at the most reasonable prices “P pressure; > PEP AIMTE: S Rach: SPUN NN NEI SS NARS Ss. HOWARD’s ees, NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOS: Sewing Machines for salvat reduced prices Having'a number on hand, he will soli cheap for cash. Also, agood supply of He ers, rnd the best article of Hhse from the Atlautic States. 4,000 Wards of Rendy-Madé Hoge Of different sizes, to accommodate thé miners of List. of Prices (with Duck furni J sewed with al ceraishcd Sor. enc) scams, which will stand 76 fcet BHIBTES 20 EE per yard for aes HYDRAULIC PILOT, OR EUNBKA LAWRENCE DUCK. De saees Poke erese 60 cts , 64 His appeal is to the miners !' Give sim a libera’ portion of patronage ; he will pledge liimself as a man to work a great rev elubhon throéghout the State, as regards-clieapness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by him. Place of bisiness, o, 7 Main street, Nevada, d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof brick ran f) Tin'Shop For Sale ! HE. undersigned having business to otherwise oery, his attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town of Red Dog, ratio Nevada. Said:shop is located in one of the est mining’ seetion in the stvte. Any person wishing to start business in the mountains would do well to call-and examine before locating elsewhere. ‘ W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11—tf Better than Preston. & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, ‘Fully Guaranteed. If not sotleteotory the money will be returned. For saleby all Jobbers, and by.J.C. WINANS, 50 California strect, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer purchasing all kinds of Goods. /., §25-3m UNITED STATES BAKERY, No. 48. Pime Street. f Nae UNDERSIGNED WAVING become. sole proprietor of this well known and ear Bakery, would inform the sors that he will keep on hand the largest and finest assortment of ‘ FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. ‘T have a wagon and.will deliverevery morning, in any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread; Graham Bread, French and am Sy Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffee at all Hours. Re «JULIUS DREYFUSS UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, . Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street. HAYIN G FINISHED A NEW HEARSE Iam now prepared to do undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO: eft SHOP» foot of Broad street, opposite Ed, thington’s shop. 4—3m. GEO. W. KIDD, Banker. In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarG ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded fof Assay er for Coinage at the U.S Mint. ht Checks on San Franciseo and Sacrawe ite at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Low€st Rates. Coilections made, and State and County Securities. purchased at the highest Market value. ~ mar? -tf BIRDSEYVE & Co., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, pease GOLD DUST. Advance Mi on dust for asesy or Coinage at the U.S int. Draw waged 3 sCHRCHS on San Francisco, Sacramento an arysville ; Vur SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York ji9 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY Prox J. K. SALE & CO.,_ ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS fer the above place, that they have on hand Some Fifty Mules, . T he best in the State, that can be had at.all times Persons intending ng over the mountains, ean be well fitted on, appl op ey) atables, ada or Grass 4 . Nera OF rane ee. SERKING t; Nov. 27-tf National Exchange. UNION LIVERY STABLE . Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. r WOULDINFORSE His FINES AND the enerally that he has = sly to hid Siteeny large end rescive prompt attention ne areey Nevada, September 24-tf jCheap Refreshment Saloon, : No, 69 Broad Street, Nevada. Mave en wees the services of ‘one of the I BEST CON ECTIONERS in the State ef 4 California, and am now full prepared’to MAKE all kinds of CAKE in-the French Style which cannot bé surpas*ed in Nevada, or elsewhere. 5 am always prepared te i With Confectionery of every varie, Te ering on on va y Ine Fanéy Pound Cake, ge Cale. Be NorTick.—My old so liberally during my connection with the Uni. ted ‘States Bakery, are invited te call and gec me, as I am well Pk ng gy attend to their wants. —_(j22-tf), OTTO LUTJE, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, 2 C. W. SMITH would inform the traveling public that the abeve Hotel has been refitted in a style unsurpassed by , “any Hotel in the mountains. THE TABLE is supplied with everything in the market. THE BAR is stocked with VINE LIQUORS, CIGARS, Ete. Persons y ** Valley,’ should Grass Valley, Fe ee this House a calh. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street,.:... Nevada City, TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Machine eonstruceed, promptly. and at as low rates as any ment in Sacramento or San France ht added. (£16-3m) WM. HEUGH. Printers’ Furnishing Hous. eet CHARLES F. ROBBINS, DEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. No 111Lahd 113 Clay street, between SansOme and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Agent for Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. R. Webb & Co's Printing Materiai, and’ the Ruggles Prese . Company’s unrivalled Machinery. s5-1y, TT. Groesbeck, Nextdoor to Center Market,” mmereial Street, Nevada. PABMULAR attention paid to Hate Cut ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam Pp to give one a clean shave, ana m are always in good order. Drew _ and try = and I feel assured you wil call again. 029° always a CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelty, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Gogas. Commercial Street : : +: : + + Near Pine. Watches carefull aired and Jewcliry ] made to order. ‘All at Preys roast ; Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. < WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J. 8. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ) \ ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf gest . Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat Ground Feed, &«., &c. Pe 7 Ee ALL &¢ NEWMAN 85-tf C. WILSON HILL, GEO. 5. HUP Be HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, over G Ws Welch’s Beokstore. Geo: 8. Hupp, Notary Public. sepé-tf J. I. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the Atlantic States. ; ? ick Buil Broad we Dunn, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ’ Will practice in all .the Courts of the Stateof California, : Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley. j10-3m Py } UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. isins8, who patromiues ace. siting the, fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Building. Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt ‘and Bark Mil so Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders led blisho—frei Wagon Gov-wine, direc& \ Great Improvement of this Age f ks Nevada and the surrounding localities: —— ——_-_— SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, —_—-

ios Co, 50.) RPEN. ining Jp. re, Se, VADA. . LIL, 3 just ro 1 8CASOL, ICKy Dp. PALL. rs > x . Frits eed, CINDs, rates for harge vada, ~~ cr ey K RAL. NGB, 104 of tn. blic. gen lace and VINES, LEFAR) mist NP, 0's. Bank ‘Ys 18, su 4 .ER’S pwher. fe 2 in gool articular, FICE. FICE da, Desortpred at San [ADE e positors ight in at 8 for melt 60 02, 8; , Propurdeposited nerals, § rate ral, ae 8; Sweep ete., and e lowest Ort. _is condensed. to the mere mention of his _ eomnion order. To us, the fact: that they _ ¢alled the Holy Week, andthe last three “days are observed religiously, the people. abcurday.) At this time, Mary and Mary Magdaraph mn The Morning Sranseript. EIOME MATTERS. Tne LecTures. at THE Metuopist CHURCH.—As will be seen by reference to our advertising columns, ‘the first ot these lectures: will take place on the evening of the 10th of April. The name of the Rey. T. Starr King; who will deliver it, is familiar to every man and. woman who reads newspapers, as one of the most eloquent lecturers in.the United States, and, therefore,-needs no comments at our hands. General Shields, . the next on the list, enjoys such a wide popu. larity, not only as a lecturer, but as a. brave soldier, that our task, whilst speaking of him, namie. ‘The other lecturers, though not occupying so prominent. a position as the two last nanted gentlemen, possess ability of no will come here at the suggestion and through the influence of Dr. Deal, is a sufficient guarantee of their ability to do justice to any’, _ subject they may undertake to treat. The object of these lectures, besides the entertainment and instruction whith they will afford, is to raise means sufficient, if possible, to liquidate the debt incurred in the building of the Methodist Parsonage. We <ongratulate Dr. Deal on his happy idea. This mode of raising money is far .better than the ones resorted to heretofore, which have been indiscriminate begging—handsome ladies being selected as the most efficient beggars— or fairs, gotten up and conducted in such a manner.as te arouse the vehement indignation of the ultra orthodox membere of the Church. These lectures, having nothing in them of a sectarian charactér, are acceptable alike to Jew or Gentile—every man or woman attending them being certain to get his or her dollar’s worth in entertainment and instruction. We have no doubt that” the . Church will be filled at every one of these lectures ; if it is not, it will only prove that. dollars are wofully scarce,’ or that our people are. a pig-headed set—or both. EASTER SUNDAY.—To-morrow will be Easter Sunday. To most readers in this cold, matter-of-fact, Protestant country, this signifies but little ; but in Catholic countries, where the commemoration of the miracles which attended the birth ‘and’ the death of Christ are observed with great pomp and solemnity, Easter Sunday is a great,day, and the people, both old and young, look forward to its advent with pleasurable anticipations. Enster Sunday not only ends the season of Lent, but, as everybody knows, (or ought to know) is the anniversary of the Resurrection of Christ. The-week now ending is staining from business, and spending most of prayer, or in the observance of memorating the trial and erucifixion of Christ, by the Jews. This event took place on a Friday, that day, called “*Good Friday,” is -obse: ith a religious fervor, not ‘as boisterous, perhaps, as. that we have seen exhibited at some “rev ¥ but equaling it in intensity, and bordering on~ fanaticism. The most lukewarm Catholics—. Aye, ven men who scout the idea of religious miracles, observe it as a day of fast. Christ remained in the sepulchre until the latter part of the night of the Sabbath, (Satlen went to the sepulchre, ‘and on their arriving there, a place, an Angel of the Lord descended ‘from Heaven, moved the stone which covered the sepulchre, and sat down upon it. ‘His face shone like a flash of lightning, and his robe. To-morrow, therefore, is intended to celest miracles of the Catholi¢ Ch , rch, and, for aught we ido, of the Protestant ‘Chureh, too. It will be to those pious Cliristians who, for the last forty days, have led. life: of abstinenee,. buses, which must have arrived at Grass Valwspiige ab tremendous earthquake took . ebrate*the anniversary of ohe of the great. . 7 tended to. sisting of roast beef, pork and .mutton, oyster kinds of pot pies. The waiter soon {filled the orders and took a position behind a screen to see what disposition was to be made of 80° much “grub” when very soon after he was called again,-andorders Were piven for two dozen eggseach. The eggs were soon forth~€oming and were eiten with a will. The men then ordered a bottle of brandy, and after tapping it two or three times, called for their bill, which they paid, and then took their departure. THE Lucky One.—Mr. Liebert informs us that the ticket which drew the $300 inhis enterprise was held by. a Mr. Addy, of San Francisco. Mr. Addy was in this place ome three months ago, and purchased some twenty odd tickets in the raffle, and out of that number drew three prizes. The prizes were sent to San Francisco, yesterday, by Wells, Fargo & Co. ROBBERIES.—We have no items of this kind to speak of to-day. The stormy season we are now having, keeps the boys who are on that “lay” within doors. , Should the storm ever cease we promise our readers that this branch of the local news will be well at-. THE REWARD oF RioT.—Sixteen of the persons who were proved to have been engaged in the recent riot upon Chinamen in Coloma, have been fined hy the Court of Sessions two hundred dollars each, and required to pay the costs of prosecution. THE Sacramento correspondent of the San Francisco Journal suggests that Kahl should apply to the Legislature for a new trial. The Court refused his request in this respect and we can see no good reason why he should not be hearkened to as well as others. A Chicago broker, a member of the church during the present crisis, hag been in the habit of pocketing ten per cent on the specie which he collected in church on Sunday, by: the very simple process of rendering back an equal amount in Western funds. ie They get. up model love letters at Cleveland, short, sweet, and spelt upon the principle of complete secession from dictionary rules. Here is one read in court last week: “ dear. throw abscent not forgottin thares a gud tmy cumin wate a littel longer.” Ee Santa Barbara county contains within its boundaries inexhaustable beds of asphaltum, and already two companies are at work, extracting petrolium ; from the. latter, oné of the companies are making good keroseve ail, which is pronounce by those of our citizens who are burning it, superior to the imported coal oil. se leone HaMiLtn a Prinrer.—Our Vice Presi dent, Hanibal Hamlin, was a printer, having ‘werked at the ‘‘case” before he commenced the s of law. [The number of deaths from diptheria in the United States, during the past year, is said to be no less than R — Divine Service 8 METHODIST CHuRCH—Rev. W. Grdve Deal, Pastor; at the Methodist Church, on, street, at 11 A. Mi, and-7 P. a. ' . CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev. T. J. Dalton, Paster; at the Catholic Church, on Washington street, service at 9-0’clock, A. M. Baptist Cuurcu—Rev. B. Brierly, Pastor, at the Baptist Church, on Spring strect at il A M., and 744 P. M. PISCOPAL SERVICE—Rev. John Chittenden Pastor ; at the Brick Church, at 3 o’clack, P. 4 Secret Ord ers, eee Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday ‘evening — communications uw of pes A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. _ Nevada R. A. , No. 6—Regular comm nicat fivst itonday evening of each month. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. ¥. Rudolph, sgn grate ed ia ofa meat t ursdays 0 -Marsh, Commander; J. F. . , Odd Fellows, Lodge, No. 16— meetings waaedey at their corner of Broad oc D. 8. Tallman, N. G.; d. W. Chinn, V. G. : ‘ a é v3 x ee mance Hall. E. F. ea Leer Srsnng. 2 dioermee ail patties, cabbage, potatoes, turnips and four:. COOKE, CITY BILL POSTER. orable rates. mae . SF Ais ESE Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEY, Proprictor, Ce ee A ientition S cadtasadeatie awa sdlests delivered in any paft of the city at any e. ; ‘ i Co. "Prices sonar diag 50 quality of Meats purchased A Horses boafded b the Month. at the most fa ee RAS BABE Bei se SOR ERA iO ela se. AN RS Nak gn Ry Sears Ric paaieden ik ono eailieatakoanongpeegepaipedenimnestetaneteieete incitatiniiccnaal Licur EaTers.—Tvwa miners arrived in co awe tale, He, ELM. : MATTESON & SAMUEL'S & town yesterday, and feeling somewhat hun: . gp NEeEy STABLE, WATER-POWER DERRICK. gry stepped into a restaurant for the purpos R BROAD STREET, i 5 ATTESON & SAMUELS haye erected a of getting dinner. “ One of the party ordered Oppasite the National Exchange. M: ‘shop of Deer Creek, below the! Foundry, NEVADA CITY and haye associated themselves in the birsiness an oyster stew, the other pork and beans. TRG TR) addi died “ee of mi erp & Samiuel’s ‘Water-Power In a short time their plates were empty and . ({ABRTAGES, Horses and Baggies furniched pagent ee Derrick, to Windieenine orders were given for a tegulat dinner, conby the Day, , Week, A. and Saw Mills.) * ak WRG ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY Can be yuh with very little water where there is a ahi nBiey ate prepared to Wake Sachin, ery ofall Kinds, Bhest Item’ Hose, ‘rip Hooks ‘ anew itruction, ‘and & arti~ ficial eeth to Circular » ete. . = They are also red to doall kinds of COPBy ILHING, tree sak LNG, LRON TURNING, Etc, Orders for TER DERRICKS from abroad promptly attended to. For particulars apply to the undérs oid u ESON, Jan. 19, 1861-tf GEO. SAMUSLS. t ELEVATOR MILLS. w: ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a ; SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, At the: Market Rates, October 3-tf T. Ws COLBURN, Agent. A. A. SARGENT, — Ac C. NILES SARGENT & ‘NELES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street; Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. ELLARD BEANS, _ 82 Broad Street, WHOLESALE. AND BETAIL DEALER tx Groceries & Provisions. &r Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge, T. B, McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE+ON BROAD STREE? ~ Over Harrington’s Saloon,-Nevada, California. E. W. MASLIN, Distwict Attorney, . Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada county, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sep6 G. E, WEITHING TON,

SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Hy PAINTING ly attended to.— Dealer in Paper H aman Chita Fixtures, &e.&e. At the foot of at, Nevada. sepid --DR.-R> M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Offices-Room WMNo. 4. Flagg’s Brick, Corner of. Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO, 25, NEVADA S8T., on Old Wash n road. Nevada, December 17-tf © : F. MANSELL, IGN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINTER, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.'s Brick ‘store. oes. tae punctuality and dispatch the order of the day. FOR SALE—Paints mixed. ‘ 86-tf DES. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kidd’s Building.) (Op-Stairs.) We would inform our friends, and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to attend those favoriig us with a call, at all hours. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposire.of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better. satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise agg Leto hay mance. a ale rt rate, and to su ne times. e are permanen located in this place. Pr 4 March 4, 186i-tf } YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, . No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALO¥Y AND HARVY MILLS, PROPRIETORS. E desi is Saloon well fea th the FINEST WINES, 8 wi LI UORS and CIGARS to be found in market. 7 Come and see for yourselves! 22 tf VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Huitdred Patients from the various Hospihave the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMA CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in use ef which every individual has found a speed permanent cure. Among the thousands of who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one_of them have expe the most worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, meas Ge the any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADoLPHUSs’ ANTI-REEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for ‘sale by . mi26nt. ~~ “Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. JEROME &. c Fifty Three-sheet Posters... eteeeecese + $5 00 y wo-sheet Posters... eeeeeeeare ne eee Ssexcses beneficial ‘tesults. The immense wale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is table proof of its efficacy. Those who have su 2 ! and scientific pro. &. ' MANUFACTORY. ROUX & Oo, Wrest, ‘Nevaa + Tw NOW HAND ni COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from Paris, London and New York a full assortment. of everything -used in our branch of busitiess. Mey Cabinet Work oeely executed at the most reasonable prices “P pressure; > PEP AIMTE: S Rach: SPUN NN NEI SS NARS Ss. HOWARD’s ees, NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOS: Sewing Machines for salvat reduced prices Having'a number on hand, he will soli cheap for cash. Also, agood supply of He ers, rnd the best article of Hhse from the Atlautic States. 4,000 Wards of Rendy-Madé Hoge Of different sizes, to accommodate thé miners of List. of Prices (with Duck furni J sewed with al ceraishcd Sor. enc) scams, which will stand 76 fcet BHIBTES 20 EE per yard for aes HYDRAULIC PILOT, OR EUNBKA LAWRENCE DUCK. De saees Poke erese 60 cts , 64 His appeal is to the miners !' Give sim a libera’ portion of patronage ; he will pledge liimself as a man to work a great rev elubhon throéghout the State, as regards-clieapness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by him. Place of bisiness, o, 7 Main street, Nevada, d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof brick ran f) Tin'Shop For Sale ! HE. undersigned having business to otherwise oery, his attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town of Red Dog, ratio Nevada. Said:shop is located in one of the est mining’ seetion in the stvte. Any person wishing to start business in the mountains would do well to call-and examine before locating elsewhere. ‘ W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11—tf Better than Preston. & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, ‘Fully Guaranteed. If not sotleteotory the money will be returned. For saleby all Jobbers, and by.J.C. WINANS, 50 California strect, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer purchasing all kinds of Goods. /., §25-3m UNITED STATES BAKERY, No. 48. Pime Street. f Nae UNDERSIGNED WAVING become. sole proprietor of this well known and ear Bakery, would inform the sors that he will keep on hand the largest and finest assortment of ‘ FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. ‘T have a wagon and.will deliverevery morning, in any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread; Graham Bread, French and am Sy Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffee at all Hours. Re «JULIUS DREYFUSS UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, . Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street. HAYIN G FINISHED A NEW HEARSE Iam now prepared to do undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO: eft SHOP» foot of Broad street, opposite Ed, thington’s shop. 4—3m. GEO. W. KIDD, Banker. In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarG ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded fof Assay er for Coinage at the U.S Mint. ht Checks on San Franciseo and Sacrawe ite at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Low€st Rates. Coilections made, and State and County Securities. purchased at the highest Market value. ~ mar? -tf BIRDSEYVE & Co., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, pease GOLD DUST. Advance Mi on dust for asesy or Coinage at the U.S int. Draw waged 3 sCHRCHS on San Francisco, Sacramento an arysville ; Vur SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York ji9 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY Prox J. K. SALE & CO.,_ ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS fer the above place, that they have on hand Some Fifty Mules, . T he best in the State, that can be had at.all times Persons intending ng over the mountains, ean be well fitted on, appl op ey) atables, ada or Grass 4 . Nera OF rane ee. SERKING t; Nov. 27-tf National Exchange. UNION LIVERY STABLE . Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. r WOULDINFORSE His FINES AND the enerally that he has = sly to hid Siteeny large end rescive prompt attention ne areey Nevada, September 24-tf jCheap Refreshment Saloon, : No, 69 Broad Street, Nevada. Mave en wees the services of ‘one of the I BEST CON ECTIONERS in the State ef 4 California, and am now full prepared’to MAKE all kinds of CAKE in-the French Style which cannot bé surpas*ed in Nevada, or elsewhere. 5 am always prepared te i With Confectionery of every varie, Te ering on on va y Ine Fanéy Pound Cake, ge Cale. Be NorTick.—My old so liberally during my connection with the Uni. ted ‘States Bakery, are invited te call and gec me, as I am well Pk ng gy attend to their wants. —_(j22-tf), OTTO LUTJE, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, 2 C. W. SMITH would inform the traveling public that the abeve Hotel has been refitted in a style unsurpassed by , “any Hotel in the mountains. THE TABLE is supplied with everything in the market. THE BAR is stocked with VINE LIQUORS, CIGARS, Ete. Persons y ** Valley,’ should Grass Valley, Fe ee this House a calh. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street,..:...... Nevada City, TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Machine eonstruceed, promptly. and at as low rates as any ment in Sacramento or San France ht added. (£16-3m) WM. HEUGH. Printers’ Furnishing Hous. eet CHARLES F. ROBBINS, DEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. No 111Lahd 113 Clay street, between SansOme and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Agent for Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. R. Webb & Co's Printing Materiai, and’ the Ruggles Prese . Company’s unrivalled Machinery. s5-1y, TT. Groesbeck, Nextdoor to Center Market,” mmereial Street, Nevada. PABMULAR attention paid to Hate Cut ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam Pp to give one a clean shave, ana m are always in good order. Drew _ and try = and I feel assured you wil call again. 029° always a CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelty, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Gogas. Commercial Street : : +: : + + Near Pine. Watches carefull aired and Jewcliry ] made to order. ‘All at Preys roast ; Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. < WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J. 8. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ) \ ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf gest . Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat Ground Feed, &«., &c. Pe 7 Ee ALL &¢ NEWMAN 85-tf C. WILSON HILL, GEO. 5. HUP Be HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, over G Ws Welch’s Beokstore. Geo: 8. Hupp, Notary Public. sepé-tf J. I. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the Atlantic States. ; ? ick Buil Broad we Dunn, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ’ Will practice in all .the Courts of the Stateof California, : Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley. j10-3m Py } UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. isins8, who patromiues ace. siting the, fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Building. Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt ‘and Bark Mil so Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders led blisho—frei Wagon Gov-wine, direc& \ Great Improvement of this Age f ks Nevada and the surrounding localities: —— ——_-_— SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, —_—-