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Aevada Daily Cranscript, Weaver & Company's Column.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER. 23.
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE Lapies’ Festival.—One of the
largest parties we have ever seen in Nevada
was held at the Temperance Hall on last
Wednesday night.on the occasion of the
ladies’ festival for the Benefit of the-Catholic-Chureh. A large number weré in attendance from Grass Valley and other parts
“Of the count#,; and althongh\ the house was:
80 crowded everythiug passed off pleasantly.
The music. was excellent and the’supper-nnequalled. “The dancing eontinued until an.
‘early hour in the morning. There were a
nuluber of extra contrivances gotten up by
the ladies for the purpose of msking money,
such as a postoffice, grab bags ete., and from
these sources they received a large amount.”
lt ig “@stimated that the Festival cleared
The committee ‘deserve great
eredit-for their efforts to make the festival
. *gteeable, The Hall was neatly decorated
PN. pnd everything was done te-tinke the teadane t .
sion “gay” to all. By the managers everything was Conducted ‘in the best manner and
Auring.the night. no-distirbhneeorconfusion
occurred, but “all went imeérry asa marJiage
bell” until day dawned, sin L"
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RUNAWAY.—“ Rattling Jack” and his
mate, owned by George Jacobs Esq.. ‘vf.
Quaker Hill, ran off with a buggy yesterday.
The race though it resulted in Itttle damage
caused considerable excitement in town.
Mr. Jacobs had gotten into his buggy at?
Hon. A. A. Sargent’s-residence and when
turning to come down town the horses. became, frightened and started to run. The
buggy ran over a pile of dirt, and in attempting to hold the horses up, Mr. Jacbbs
was pulled from his seat. He was dragged
some distance in the mud before the horses
gotaway. When free they started at light
ning speed down Broad street, keeping the
middle of the road. The team cleared the
Broad street bridge and’started out towards
Quaker Hill. In attempting to make the
turn at Ferre’s house the buggy was
capsized, and the horses disengiging themselves took the lower road towards the ravine. One of the horses fell into he ravine
and the other’ over: him. Before he team
‘ gould regain their Teet,Put. Farnham secured them._No damage was done beyond
the breaking of adash and some other trivial
injury to the buggy.
THe TurBiNe WureL.—An eight stamp
mill, erected by .Curren & Co., at Little
York, for the purpose of crushing cement, is
how in successful operation. The machinery
is moved by one of Fouchery’s Turbine
wheels. The mill was ready to start some
time since, but the parties found some diffieulty. Mr. Charronnat of this place, Fouchery’s agent fer this oounty, went up and
started the mill, and since that time it has
been working to acharm. Brown’s mill, at
You Bet, moved by. the same wheel, will be
ready to commence runping in two weeks,
This wheel oceupits but little space, and
for economy is unequalled. Severel other
mills for crushing cement will soon be erected in the vicinity of You Bet—and Little
York.
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Tue RESULT.—A large amount of dustis
mow being brought inte this city, which
«peaks well. for the great benefits bestowed
upon. miners by the late rain’ As yet' very
few of the large companies have cleaned up,
preferring to take: advantage of the great
amount .of water and~finding the resnit
when water‘is not so plenty.
Tue Lost Hite CLAIMS.— Williamson
& Co., owners of the Lost Hill claims are
busily engaged in cleaning out a cuf for the
eluices and laying pipe fpr the conveyance
of water to the claims. These claims are
more extensive than any in the vicinity of
this city and have been unworked for a
umber of years. We understand that the
company . will commence “piping’’ about
the first'day -of January. We expect to
wee large results from these claims.
SENTENCED.—James Delaney, convicted
of stealing a set of furs from the store of
Sol. Rosenthal, was yesterday sentenced to
imprisonment in the county jail for thirty
days by Judge Sniith. ake
CHRISTMAS GOODS.—4 splendid lot
ef Fancy Goods have just been recewwed by A.
GOLDSMITH, at the Cornér of Broad and
Pine Streets. These Goods are designed especially for Christmas and New Year's Presents. Those who desire to make selection of
Presents would do well to éall and czamine
Goldsmith's stock. *
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{chant hastomakeup ‘LARGER PROFv
A CARD.
WEAVER & COMPANY.
_ Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864.
JE beg to inform our friends and the Fudlic
that on ty after. : ‘
Monday the 25th day of J anuary,
‘We shall sell our Goods
EXCLUSIVELY FOR. CASH
We shall keep no more running accounts, sid .
all Goods ordered must be paid for while pur
chased or on delivery.
We have been forced to pursue this course,
from the great difficulty and loss that has teen
sustained im eollectitig sucha large number of
aceounts as have heretofore been on the Booke
Fof thin Hoyse. =: }
In a credit business, the GOOD ana
Pay, for.the doubtful ones, as the MerITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS
By adopting the ;
Cash Principle a
' In our business, we shall be able to sell at
LOWER PRICES
Than it would bé possible to do under the oredit system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will beableto give our customers. all the
advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri, ces as will : “
Defy Competition! _
‘Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly
totheir advantage to give usa call.
Our business will beconducted on the prineiples of Panes
‘Quick Sales, Light Profits and no
Bad Debts,
We shall strictly athens to
ONE PRICE.
ed
Thanking our friends for the liberal ,
heretofore enjoyed by this Hause, and hoping
for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that
our Cash System, will meet their approval,
We remain, Respectfully.
WEAVER & COMPANY.
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WEAVER & COMPANY
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DEALERS
GROCERIES,
_. PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ir FORCASH gy
NO. 59 BROAD STREET,
Wevada Cit»
PROMPT PAYING customers have tot
4 Corner’of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada.
4+#hould be used daily,
pee German Tonic and
Aromatic Bitters.
. These Bitters have been extensively used
in this State for the wel fourteen
been improved upon from time to time until they }
have reached a degree of excelience surpassed
by any other Bitters in the market. “For all ae
rangements of the Stomach and digestive ori ain oF when the system has been reduced by
‘overs, over-exertion or from other ae
invalid will find these. Bitters not only stilted to
the taste, but one of the most valuable auxiliaries fop a speedy and permanent restoration to
health and strengthe Price 50 cents per boctle.
For sale‘all Druggists and Grocers, seps0
A Spledta Exhibition.—One of the most
attractive exhibitions in San Francisco, at the
present time, is at Messrs. Hyer & (o;'s., 406
Battety street, between.Clay and Washington.
Having lately imported a very extenst esort:
ment of Toys, Fancy Goods and Musical.
Instruments of every, desription,-they are}
determined to close out the whole ‘stock at_remarkably Jw prices, bed
inne san .
“APAMILY GROCERIES. .
®
A. BARUH,
7 OULD inform the people of Nevata city
W that he has‘juat received a large and
Fresh stock of Choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
Everything usuglly found in a well regulated
Store ofthis kind. All goods delivered free of
charge. Terms Cash,
A. BARUH, Commercial Street.
‘SPLENDID STOCK .
—or—
Fall and Winter Dry Goods!.
A. GOLDSMITH,
F OULD respectfully infcrm the Ladies of
Nevada and vicinity that he has just received a large stock of
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
f For Falland Winter Trade!
Consisting in part of black and colored Silke,
silkand worsted Poptins, Opera and French
Flannels, Empress, Ottoman and Foulard Cloths
FrenchgGerman & English Merino
Printed Cashmere Robes, ete., and all the
Novelties in Dress Goods!
Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached
and Uableached Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. ~~
Dress Trimmings and Ribbons!
Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings, .
All of which we invite the attention of the
Bal
Goods sold atthe Very Lowest Prices
Call and examine these Goods afid Prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
‘A. COLDSMITH,
Cornér of Broad afid Pine atreete, Nevada,
Brandreth’s Pills!
Mildly but certaily relieves the bowels of all
contrary to health : a single dose has often been
the means of saving a valuable life. By using
this Medieine when sick you assist. nature to
throw from the system those matters upon
which diseage depends for continuanee. a
INFUENZA is soon cured by Brandreth’s Pills.
When the headuehe and fever continue, they
Y, 80 as Jo produce full ef.
fects. When the fever is better, use smaller doses. The worst attacks arc often cured in fortyeight hours.
See B. BRANBRETH on the Government Btarip.
BRANDRETH’3 PILLS are sold at 25 cents
per box, enveloped in full directions. Purchase
none unless wiy PRIVATE GOVERNMENT
STAMP is on the, box. See upon it B, BRANDRETH in white Setters, ae
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRANDRETH BUILDING, NEW YORK.
Ww.tF, BRANDRETH, office at Crane &
Brigham’s, San Francisco. dio
Notice !
BB accordance with Section 38 of the Revenue
Law of 1861, a8 amended May Ith. 1862, notice is hereby given that the linguent Tax
Koll of 1864 was deposted with the District
Attorney on the Sth day of December, a. vp
‘1864, and if the Delinquent Taxes therein specified are not paid to the County Treasurer within twenty days after this notice, action will be
commenced by said District Attorney for the
collection of such taxes and costs.
G. MORGAN, County Auditor.
Nevada, Dec. 7th, 1464.
GEO. W. KIDD,
BANKER,’
In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada.
YOLD DUST perduens at the highest market
G rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay pr for (vinage at the U.S. Mint
. Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Sacramento
Drafts on the Eastern cities at the lowest rate.
. Collections made, and state and county securtties purchased at the highest market valne.
BLAZE’S SALOON’
COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81
if You Want a Geod Drink,
GO TO BLAZE’s
A. Ae SARGENT,
Attorney end Counselor at Law.
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¥FICE—In Kidd's + corner of
Broad and Pine streets, 8
eara, and has . .. ~~~
— AND
aoe
Of all the Latest styles-for Fall €Wijwter-wear,
inthe eorner of road & Pine Ste. Nevada elty.
Ladies of this city and the surrounding towne. ...
Digerati seas
Fashionable Clothing !
AS JUST RECEIVED AN IM.
MENSE STUCK OFFALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
~ Consisting in past of 3
BEAVERSUITS, ;
’ BROADCLOTH SUITS,
CASHMERE suITs.
as
HATS AND CAPS,
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A large and weli selected stock of
Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes.
——
FINE ANO HEAVY BOo'rs
c For Gentlemen. j
. SHOES, of every Description?
Gent’s FurnishingG cods!
: Consisting of
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, :
CRAVATS,
COLLARS,
' SOCKS,
ete. etc.
Boy's Clothing !
The Largeet and best stock of-any House in
this State, Wé spare no pains im procuring the
best to be had.in this line. 'Those in want of
Boy's Clothing should by all means go to
P. BANNER’S.
P. Banner intends to sell his
Goods at LESS PRICES than
any other House in Nevadn!
The popular Establishment of P. Banner have
on hand the largest and most complete stock of
Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, and in fact
everything usually found in a first class House.
Don’t forget the place! .
PP. BANNER’ 8}.4)
Kidd & Knox's Bnilding,
UNITED STATES BAKERY
JULIUS DREYFUS,
we inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Nevada that he keeps on. hand, at the
United Sates Bakery, Pine St.
‘The very best quality of ;
Confectionery Cake, and Bread,
All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. é
Every. kind of Candics for sale wholesale or
retail, ~°
Cake of every kind kept on hand and made to
order at short notice and low rates,
As Ihave in my employ. the best of Confec
tioners and Bakers { can yuarantee all articles
purchased at this place to be of a superior quality. Give me 4 trial all you in want of the good
things in this line. jell
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S
PRESENTS.
L. PHILLIPS,
AS JUST. RECEIVED his magnificent asHe. ent of ' ee 5
Toys. for the Children !”
Consisiing ofeverything in the Toy Line, which
I will sell as CHEAP, if not CHEAPER THAN
ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE CITY ! Calland examine my splendid stock.
oe
I always keep on hand the very best of
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, «ce.
ir If you want anything in the Toy; Cutlery,
Cigar, Tobaceo or Pipe line. be sure and eallon
L. PHILLIP, Broad street, next door to EK. F.
Spence’s Apothecary{ Store, if you want to get
good articles at low rates, nw
Dancing School.
THE undersignéd”’ whose
Dancing School openéd in NeMa vadu on Tuesday Evenimg, Dec. 143th, invites the
attention of all who wish to
aequire a correct knowledge of this graccius aud
pleasing accomplishment.
Ali ‘the moderp Danees such/as Quadrilles,
Schottisches, Polkas, Magourkas, Waltzes, ete
quickly taught.
The School for Gentlemen meets on T wesday and Friday Evenings, from 7% to
10 o'clock.
For Ladies—every Friday afternoon from 2 to
4 e’clock. H. C. DICKINSON.
Nevada, Dec. faths
.
GEO. E. TURNER,
DEALER 1m
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
\
‘STOVES, MINING TOOLS,
Creckery and Giass Ware,
And infact everything usually found in a
. The Largent atid best stock ever brought here
Fall & Winter Clothing!
. Important Notice to the Gen‘ {is
§. HAAS & €o.,
TESS yes? RECEIVED A LARGR
_ MAGNIFICENT STOCK.
LATEST STYLES! }
‘. Direet from New. York City
Having a Tremendous Stock of
GENTLEMEN’S COATS:
Of cvery size, style, quality and color,
VESTS,
A splendid tot of every kind,
PANTS,
BOOTS !
Suitable for all seasons of the year!
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
A superb stock,
We offer them for sale at Lower
Rates than the. same articles
can be purchased for at
any other House in this State !
——
We invite particular attention of the citizens
of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the
new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the: New York Latest Styles, —
Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction
48 to prices and quality of goods. :
S. HAAS & COMPANY,
At the old stand om the corner of Pine and Com
mercial Streets, Nevada city. :
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Fare at Beduced Rates ! ! :.
—
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Por New York, via Panama,
ac The new hd splendid steam0G, a
; GOLDEN aGx,
W. F. Larinar... -. Commander,
Will be despatched for Pana‘aa,
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER vd, 64.
. At9 o’cleck, A, M.
Connecting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwald
with a new and awift steamer
For New York. a
The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad tn
three hours! All exposute to a tropical eli
mate is thus avoided. ji
This route offers PARTICULAR advanta
Ladies and Families sitet
he Set
The}Atiantic steamer will be convo
United State vessel of war! vee p's
or further particulars, apply at the
the Pacifie Mall Steamship Tokenaar Pann of
Sacramento and Leidesdorff strecta,
di4 A. BR. FORBES, Agent.
CALIFORNIA STAGE Co’s
& DAILY LINE ~~
STA GEsBS
Will Icave the office of the Company, at the
National Exchange Hotel, Broad Street, Neves
EVERY MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK,
BY DONNER LAKE, ~
Por Virginia and Carson Cities!
Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’elock, P. M. same
day. Keturning will jesve Virginia at 44. m.
arriving at Grass Valley in time to connect with
the Company's ’
Daily Line of Coaches for Marysvilpe,
ant-Nevada City.
DAILY LINE
FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FRY.
Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada city, daily
at 7 v’e » A. M .
W. H. DAVIDSON, Agem.
Nevada. Dee. 1st.
~ ©O-PARTNERSHIP.
OTICE is hereby given that the tind !
ed have this day. formed a co-partnership
‘under the firm name of Bulacher & Aumer and
will carry en the Meat business at the old etand .
afew doors below the pany Tran t Offee,
on Commercial St. BULACHER,
~~ Nevada, Dee. 7th: F. AUMEK. .
, ‘ GEO.E WITHINGTON,
Sign and Ornamental Painter.
OUSE PAINTING promptly attended te >
Ficiway, on hand 4 no esork of Wa,
Store of this kind; which will be sold cheap .forcash.
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Curtain es, de, At the Foot of
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Fall and Winter Clothing re
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