April 8, 1864 (4 pages)

riends of the King, ifal ikeness! fF witha fae il) amd testa is death, ‘It hl Brothers. A liberal disfield, an Francisco. D—-N.-2” The Nevada Daily Transcript . FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL den. te J. B. GRAY is our authorized. agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, d&e. and receipt for the same. Siaaseaelaaaneanadeiamicaeatieeesieatnaeieaierateecniae eee cee CoprER.—The accounts received lately ~—~from the lower portion of our county are ~~“wartainly very flattering to the copper interests. For” sometime past but little bas been published of the progresa made in this branch of mining, owing to the fact that “poet Of The WHErENOIderE Wets Taboring nen . and work had to be suspended from time to time in order that the ownerscould do something else te . procure the necessary means for the development of their. claims, aud as a necessity shares were sold in the Weil and other leads at teduced figares.— This difficulty is now, hewever, ‘at an end, and work has been resumed on nearly all the claims. In the Well lead, the shaft has Been , sunk a few feet deeper, the result of which ig they have strack copper ore far exceed~ ing io richness theit must sanguine expecs _____ tations. Indeed-it ig “boldly asserted that * nothing as yet discovered in the State can equal it, and that in a short time the Well lead will rank with the leading copper mines inthe country. We are glad to hear of the success of thie Claim, a8 others in the immedi te vieinity will be stimulatedby~the good luck of the Well company te give their ground a thorough prospeeting. Good croppinge have been found, and nearly all the shafts that have been sunk; give favorable ind:cationsa as far as prospeeted. To suppose that the . rietor. Wild Pie d on KT, et, Nevada. id customers supply = Ee Beer, é best of pes, &. possible rates. bacco. Pipes, ; § EVADA M., n Cities 11 A. M. gimiaat4A ¢10 P. Me ne of acramento, (A.M. . Fruit and RE. LARI, sky, jewada City_Bue the working of their ground still further. Tedgée'la rich. only on the claima owned by the Well company, 18 an absurdity. Extensions have been taken up on each side, and the prospecting done by the various companies give results satisfactory enough to pur-. The stringent tims, however, rendered & suspension of work absolutely necessary Tt eiido, calculate Tue Pasaro Timéts.—This is the name of a paper puvlished at Wateonville, Santa Cruz county, which in its last issue, hada slanderous article about a prominent citizen of this:city. To show tae character of the men who conduct that slatiderous organ, we give a few extracts from the Santa Cruz Sentinel. If the District Attorney in that section does his duty the editor of that delectable sheet has a fair prospect ahead for a svjourn at San Quentin. But to the extracts. Says the Sentinel: ‘The editors of the Pajaro Times ‘aroeait suit against the county of Santa Cruz. and were Yay vevenge ary eet t— termined to demolish Judge Blair wto rendered the decision averse to them. . Te show that the Judge is inevnaistant, they eay that they -consulted-hirn-in-the cnae just previous to hie taking bis seat as Judge, und that they getirom hin aa opinion tavorable to their cause. For what reason did they wish to consult Judge Blair, when the case must come betore him on appeal? Did they wish to bribe him? Were they aware that the Legislature, last winter, passed a stern. statute cn erimes and punishments. which was expreaaly intended te meet just euch. a cae as theirs’ See Chap. 419 of Laws of 1863, which makes it a crime punishable by tourteen yeors imprisonment in the State Prisou, te attempt, even indirectly, to bias ths opinon of a Judge. ‘Phe new District Attorney is determined to show no faver te culprits. Agujn, the Sentinel says that indecent caricatures, with citizens names written upon them, were found posted on the houses and fences in Santa Cruz. The Sentiael saya: Apparently as part and parcel of these periermances, on Tuesday morning, was found pos'ed on the fences aod upon tue very doors of sewe of our must reepectable citizeus, & printed —plaeard,tull-of indecent inuto undermine purity, engender cxlumuy and slander, and produce enmity. We -biush—te—ssy—this contaminating placard bears evidence-of having been priut ed at the establishment o! the Pajaro ‘Times. Again che Sentinel says the principal editor of the Times is getting insane on the sub: jeetof slander, for.he is pouring it torth with Rusto Upon the Board of Supervisors, Judge and others in that county. Praise from such. tor awhile; but now that cupious rains bave fallen, giving pleatyof water-and—employ~ ment, whereby money can be saved to de__Yelop the copper-regivn, we shallexpect soon . to hear of the resumption of work on the various elaime ia the vicinity of Speeceville and elsewhere i in that section of our county, and we hope: that befure the close of the season We shall be enabled to chronicle the fact that many good puying leads are in the full tide of successful operation. THe STEAMER “Wasiive.” —This steamer was launched at San Francisco on Tuesday lastat llo'clock. Quitea large number of Nevadans were on bourd at the time.— Everything that could be-done towards the completioa of the boat while ou the stecks was finished up in fine style. The steamer, by those who have seen her, is said to be the finest that has ever been placed on the: Sicramento river. The boat wi'l moke her first trip to Sacramento on Saturday, April 16th, one week irom tu-morrow, if nothing bappens. Capt. Geo. W. Kidd, the owner, will command the “Washoe,” and he is determine ed that this boat shall not share the fate of the “Nevada.” The Cuiptain commanded steamer on the Mississippi-_for several years, previous-to his coming to this State, and of course bas large experignce in that line-— We are confid -.t Kidd will make the steamer a perfect success, as he dees everything he takes hold of. Express.—D. Crittenden, an old, Neva» dan, was in town afew days ago to make arrangements for the establishment of a branch office of the Pucific Express Co. in this city., We understand, in all probability, the office will be at the Union Hotel, adjoining the stage office, but nothing defin:te was dune about it. Mr. Criftenden has gone to Virginia to open an office at that place immediately, when he will return and complete arrangements here. _ CommMumcations.—Of late we have re« ceived quite a number of communications from various parts of the county, aud on va» rious subjects. We say now, once for all, we will not publish anything ofthe hird unless accompanied by the paine of the suthor. We would like to have correspondente _im the various towns, but writers must serd . ‘their names along. zi Tun FLAG ts UP.—The eplendid flag pretented to the National Exchange’ by Mrs. R. Lancaster, wes to the breeze yesterday furenoeno, under the superintendence of “Bloze.” Raxcu Borren.—Julos Dreyfus advere tises in to-day’s paper that he is daily in r_« oo ftanch butter. Go aad try a aource would be— sacs ane sanders are the bighest preise:New Papers.—The American Flag ad vertises in the Call, to appear on the 18th inst. The Evening Star is expected to issue at Sacremento in about two months. Mead & Van Tassell, HATTERS, ye their new nes No, 227 Montgomery St. Bleck, are now opening thelr SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, CAPS, oe CANES, UMBRELLAS, Children’s Goods. And the only complete assortmenf of SrMILITARY GOODS! 4 Ever received in the State. We are in receipt by every steamer, extra qualities of Soft Hate, pag up to our special order, both in Paris and. ew York. No. 227 Montgomery a, Russ Block, San Francisco. ap7 3m For Sale. _. Apaie of Fine Horses, good for pe kinds of work. For further particulars enquire of RICHARD KELSEY. Nevada, March 30. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. )RESH MEATS, ef Al. KINDS _— hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ¢{Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-—Of all kitids, on hand and for sale heap for cash. aver : J. M’ALLIGTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetabies, Fresh and Salt Fish, Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found in a Fruit and Vegetabic store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m Biack Spanish Eges. { will comment all xed wget, to er ay poe 9 fall Manin ie os A. LONIS. Broad street, Nevada. HORSE LOST. e BUGGY ROBES, Haw & Bacon. . , Have on-hand: -o-lange supety of Full andHaif toed ook Spenish, for sale. rut eee blood, per doz. es. A black horse with « white ‘im the Washington ce Hhaig BL ‘last. He r nad on suitable } Weaver & Companys Colum A CARD WEAVER & are _ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. z= to info otee Moniay the 25th aay. of January, ‘We shalt sell our Goods, See Exclusively for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this coursr, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretdforé been on the Books of this House. In a credit busiziess, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. Ld By adopting the Cash Principle !! oo —— feet aaeortaeut or The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his —, Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., New Dry Goods Store. Where he wit! constantly lente natant 8 é Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goeds, Of the Latest Styles and Dashious, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is yeupestfully. solicited. A. COLDSMITH, a16 At thie ‘late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST e«. Every Kind of Phetographsand AmIn our business, we shall be able to sell-at ‘LOWER PRICES ‘Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. it system, and with our facilitiedin San Fran. cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the ssensiceron th ond eel at such prices as will Dety Cicepalbtinn? z ‘Wholesale Buyers wili find it freatly tetheir advantages to give us a call. Our business will be conducted on the prinel. “. ples of © Quick Sales, Light Profits and ne _Bad_ Debts, We'shall strictly adhere to 755 eee . Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that . our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQuvuOoORS. WHOLESALE & RATA i FoRCASH 4 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, {HF Goods delivered Free of Charge. fet brotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, ON PINE STREET, Over the United states Bakery Nevada, Deo. 20th. FAMILY GROCERY &ATORE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nenada Cit Informs the public that he wi constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese. Ve Cal. keep wien, Comer, Cass Gopds, Pratt, ye proee Steep 6 usually found ma atore ot that kind His articles are all of the first quallty and will be sold cheap for cash. He can ae ways be found at his old stand-:on street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. IM INER’S HOTEL —AND— F. STUMPF, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now compileted and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodying. This house has’‘now the best French «ook in the State. rs be eater Lx, in = everyt the market affords e ug ibe Anny ee or everything to make travelers confortable, Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. ‘The Bar is always eup‘plied with Wines, Alea. Liquora and Cigars. _ English, French and German spoken at this houre. mh3-3m F. STUMPF. MICHAEL LONC, his new Saloon, next door to Kohier’s Bakery, on tsroad Street, Where he is prepared to sérve up FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS,. Im every Style. Ham & Eggs, &c. &c.Thanks for past favors he aske a continuance of the same. Hin Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and all orders will be attended to wich despatch. MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s Bakery. Nevada, Mareh Sth. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S Pacific Stage & & Express Co. Zc . O% AND AFTER MONDAY, Ones, 1864, this Company will run a ‘DAILY LINE —Or— Six Horse Concord Coaches, f —TO— VIRGINIA CITY, “Amé all parts of Stages leave the office 03 BROAD STREET.NEVADA CITY, For Virginia, at 2 80 . M. Each Fer Linesia pita to ears of th av tg Avvo wita 6 of the Sacramento Valley Sv ncehn inant gett SPEED, SAFETY A AND. COMFORT GUARANTEED. w.H. LADD, President. Would inform the people of . QO: etty thet he has removed to DEC’R -» NEVADA TERRITORY. . Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal, Keeps constantly on hand a fulleupply ef Drugs and Medicines, white Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene, Camphene, ; Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, “Lar oii, Castor Oil,” Linseed ON, Neatsfoot 01), Carriage Sponges, Chamots Skina, _ ee, &e. In great abundance. JEW” In fact, every article in the line of a well ordered a Drea, Store. —— ded with all possible care and -. precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf eee W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGHE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory. Piank, A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS. IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on band and made to order AT THEIR OLD, STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. ‘em? POSIT E— . Wells, Farge & Co's and the Post @ffice. v E. F. SPENCE, . TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES. = KEROSENE,

riends of the King, ifal ikeness! fF witha fae il) amd testa is death, ‘It hl Brothers. A liberal disfield, an Francisco. D—-N.-2” The Nevada Daily Transcript . FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL den. te J. B. GRAY is our authorized. agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, d&e. and receipt for the same. Siaaseaelaaaneanadeiamicaeatieeesieatnaeieaierateecniae eee cee CoprER.—The accounts received lately ~—~from the lower portion of our county are ~~“wartainly very flattering to the copper interests. For” sometime past but little bas been published of the progresa made in this branch of mining, owing to the fact that “poet Of The WHErENOIderE Wets Taboring nen . and work had to be suspended from time to time in order that the ownerscould do something else te . procure the necessary means for the development of their. claims, aud as a necessity shares were sold in the Weil and other leads at teduced figares.— This difficulty is now, hewever, ‘at an end, and work has been resumed on nearly all the claims. In the Well lead, the shaft has Been , sunk a few feet deeper, the result of which ig they have strack copper ore far exceed~ ing io richness theit must sanguine expecs _____ tations. Indeed-it ig “boldly asserted that * nothing as yet discovered in the State can equal it, and that in a short time the Well lead will rank with the leading copper mines inthe country. We are glad to hear of the success of thie Claim, a8 others in the immedi te vieinity will be stimulatedby~the good luck of the Well company te give their ground a thorough prospeeting. Good croppinge have been found, and nearly all the shafts that have been sunk; give favorable ind:cationsa as far as prospeeted. To suppose that the . rietor. Wild Pie d on KT, et, Nevada. id customers supply = Ee Beer, é best of pes, &. possible rates. bacco. Pipes, ; § EVADA M., n Cities 11 A. M. gimiaat4A ¢10 P. Me ne of acramento, (A.M. . Fruit and RE. LARI, sky, jewada City_Bue the working of their ground still further. Tedgée'la rich. only on the claima owned by the Well company, 18 an absurdity. Extensions have been taken up on each side, and the prospecting done by the various companies give results satisfactory enough to pur-. The stringent tims, however, rendered & suspension of work absolutely necessary Tt eiido, calculate Tue Pasaro Timéts.—This is the name of a paper puvlished at Wateonville, Santa Cruz county, which in its last issue, hada slanderous article about a prominent citizen of this:city. To show tae character of the men who conduct that slatiderous organ, we give a few extracts from the Santa Cruz Sentinel. If the District Attorney in that section does his duty the editor of that delectable sheet has a fair prospect ahead for a svjourn at San Quentin. But to the extracts. Says the Sentinel: ‘The editors of the Pajaro Times ‘aroeait suit against the county of Santa Cruz. and were Yay vevenge ary eet t— termined to demolish Judge Blair wto rendered the decision averse to them. . Te show that the Judge is inevnaistant, they eay that they -consulted-hirn-in-the cnae just previous to hie taking bis seat as Judge, und that they getirom hin aa opinion tavorable to their cause. For what reason did they wish to consult Judge Blair, when the case must come betore him on appeal? Did they wish to bribe him? Were they aware that the Legislature, last winter, passed a stern. statute cn erimes and punishments. which was expreaaly intended te meet just euch. a cae as theirs’ See Chap. 419 of Laws of 1863, which makes it a crime punishable by tourteen yeors imprisonment in the State Prisou, te attempt, even indirectly, to bias ths opinon of a Judge. ‘Phe new District Attorney is determined to show no faver te culprits. Agujn, the Sentinel says that indecent caricatures, with citizens names written upon them, were found posted on the houses and fences in Santa Cruz. The Sentiael saya: Apparently as part and parcel of these periermances, on Tuesday morning, was found pos'ed on the fences aod upon tue very doors of sewe of our must reepectable citizeus, & printed —plaeard,tull-of indecent inuto undermine purity, engender cxlumuy and slander, and produce enmity. We -biush—te—ssy—this contaminating placard bears evidence-of having been priut ed at the establishment o! the Pajaro ‘Times. Again che Sentinel says the principal editor of the Times is getting insane on the sub: jeetof slander, for.he is pouring it torth with Rusto Upon the Board of Supervisors, Judge and others in that county. Praise from such. tor awhile; but now that cupious rains bave fallen, giving pleatyof water-and—employ~ ment, whereby money can be saved to de__Yelop the copper-regivn, we shallexpect soon . to hear of the resumption of work on the various elaime ia the vicinity of Speeceville and elsewhere i in that section of our county, and we hope: that befure the close of the season We shall be enabled to chronicle the fact that many good puying leads are in the full tide of successful operation. THe STEAMER “Wasiive.” —This steamer was launched at San Francisco on Tuesday lastat llo'clock. Quitea large number of Nevadans were on bourd at the time.— Everything that could be-done towards the completioa of the boat while ou the stecks was finished up in fine style. The steamer, by those who have seen her, is said to be the finest that has ever been placed on the: Sicramento river. The boat wi'l moke her first trip to Sacramento on Saturday, April 16th, one week irom tu-morrow, if nothing bappens. Capt. Geo. W. Kidd, the owner, will command the “Washoe,” and he is determine ed that this boat shall not share the fate of the “Nevada.” The Cuiptain commanded steamer on the Mississippi-_for several years, previous-to his coming to this State, and of course bas large experignce in that line-— We are confid -.t Kidd will make the steamer a perfect success, as he dees everything he takes hold of. Express.—D. Crittenden, an old, Neva» dan, was in town afew days ago to make arrangements for the establishment of a branch office of the Pucific Express Co. in this city., We understand, in all probability, the office will be at the Union Hotel, adjoining the stage office, but nothing defin:te was dune about it. Mr. Criftenden has gone to Virginia to open an office at that place immediately, when he will return and complete arrangements here. _ CommMumcations.—Of late we have re« ceived quite a number of communications from various parts of the county, aud on va» rious subjects. We say now, once for all, we will not publish anything ofthe hird unless accompanied by the paine of the suthor. We would like to have correspondente _im the various towns, but writers must serd . ‘their names along. zi Tun FLAG ts UP.—The eplendid flag pretented to the National Exchange’ by Mrs. R. Lancaster, wes to the breeze yesterday furenoeno, under the superintendence of “Bloze.” Raxcu Borren.—Julos Dreyfus advere tises in to-day’s paper that he is daily in r_« oo ftanch butter. Go aad try a aource would be— sacs ane sanders are the bighest preise:New Papers.—The American Flag ad vertises in the Call, to appear on the 18th inst. The Evening Star is expected to issue at Sacremento in about two months. Mead & Van Tassell, HATTERS, ye their new nes No, 227 Montgomery St. Bleck, are now opening thelr SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, CAPS, oe CANES, UMBRELLAS, Children’s Goods. And the only complete assortmenf of SrMILITARY GOODS! 4 Ever received in the State. We are in receipt by every steamer, extra qualities of Soft Hate, pag up to our special order, both in Paris and. ew York. No. 227 Montgomery a, Russ Block, San Francisco. ap7 3m For Sale. _. Apaie of Fine Horses, good for pe kinds of work. For further particulars enquire of RICHARD KELSEY. Nevada, March 30. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. )RESH MEATS, ef Al.. KINDS _— hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ¢{Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-—Of all kitids, on hand and for sale heap for cash. aver : J. M’ALLIGTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetabies, Fresh and Salt Fish,

Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found in a Fruit and Vegetabic store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m Biack Spanish Eges. { will comment all xed wget, to er ay poe 9 fall Manin ie os A. LONIS. Broad street, Nevada. HORSE LOST. e BUGGY ROBES, Haw & Bacon. . , Have on-hand: -o-lange supety of Full andHaif toed ook Spenish, for sale. rut eee blood, per doz. es. A black horse with « white ‘im the Washington ce Hhaig BL ‘last. He r nad on suitable } Weaver & Companys Colum A CARD WEAVER & are _ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. z= to info otee Moniay the 25th aay. of January, ‘We shalt sell our Goods, See Exclusively for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this coursr, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretdforé been on the Books of this House. In a credit busiziess, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. Ld By adopting the Cash Principle !! oo —— feet aaeortaeut or The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his —, Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., New Dry Goods Store. Where he wit! constantly lente natant 8 é Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goeds, Of the Latest Styles and Dashious, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is yeupestfully. solicited. A. COLDSMITH, a16 At thie ‘late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST e«. Every Kind of Phetographsand AmIn our business, we shall be able to sell-at ‘LOWER PRICES ‘Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. it system, and with our facilitiedin San Fran. cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the ssensiceron th ond eel at such prices as will Dety Cicepalbtinn? z ‘Wholesale Buyers wili find it freatly tetheir advantages to give us a call. Our business will be conducted on the prinel. “. ples of © Quick Sales, Light Profits and ne _Bad_ Debts, We'shall strictly adhere to 755 eee . Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that . our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQuvuOoORS. WHOLESALE & RATA i FoRCASH 4 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, {HF Goods delivered Free of Charge. fet brotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, ON PINE STREET, Over the United states Bakery Nevada, Deo. 20th. FAMILY GROCERY &ATORE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nenada Cit Informs the public that he wi constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese. Ve Cal. keep wien, Comer, Cass Gopds, Pratt, ye proee Steep 6 usually found ma atore ot that kind His articles are all of the first quallty and will be sold cheap for cash. He can ae ways be found at his old stand-:on street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. IM INER’S HOTEL —AND— F. STUMPF, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now compileted and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodying. This house has’‘now the best French «ook in the State. rs be eater Lx, in = everyt the market affords e ug ibe Anny ee or everything to make travelers confortable, Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. ‘The Bar is always eup‘plied with Wines, Alea. Liquora and Cigars. _ English, French and German spoken at this houre. mh3-3m F. STUMPF. MICHAEL LONC, his new Saloon, next door to Kohier’s Bakery, on tsroad Street, Where he is prepared to sérve up FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS,. Im every Style. Ham & Eggs, &c. &c.Thanks for past favors he aske a continuance of the same. Hin Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and all orders will be attended to wich despatch. MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s Bakery. Nevada, Mareh Sth. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S Pacific Stage & & Express Co. Zc . O% AND AFTER MONDAY, Ones, 1864, this Company will run a ‘DAILY LINE —Or— Six Horse Concord Coaches, f —TO— VIRGINIA CITY, “Amé all parts of Stages leave the office 03 BROAD STREET..NEVADA CITY, For Virginia, at 2 80 . M. Each Fer Linesia pita to ears of th av tg Avvo wita 6 of the Sacramento Valley Sv ncehn inant gett SPEED, SAFETY A AND. COMFORT GUARANTEED. w.H. LADD, President. Would inform the people of . QO: etty thet he has removed to DEC’R -» NEVADA TERRITORY. . Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal, Keeps constantly on hand a fulleupply ef Drugs and Medicines, white Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene, Camphene, ; Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, “Lar oii, Castor Oil,” Linseed ON, Neatsfoot 01), Carriage Sponges, Chamots Skina, _ ee, &e. In great abundance. JEW” In fact, every article in the line of a well ordered a Drea, Store. —— ded with all possible care and -. precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf eee W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGHE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory. Piank, A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS. IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on band and made to order AT THEIR OLD, STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. ‘em? POSIT E— . Wells, Farge & Co's and the Post @ffice. v E. F. SPENCE, . TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES. = KEROSENE,