February 5, 1865 (4 pages)

or. at ds 3se, he , lie 8, 7 Fe RE Pee a. 0 Mernda Daily Transcript sexDAY MORNING, ie. ‘Waideiadd FEBRUARY 5, LOCAL MATTERS. _ QUARTZ MINING.—The late storm_has semewhat impeded the operations of prospectors. The ground is in niany places so wet that no work can be done. A few more pleasant days will give the quartz miners a ' show. The'interest in this branch of mining has not abated one whit, and when operations afe resumed, new discoveries and developments will be made. ; er RETURNED.—Felix Gillett, an oldNevadan, has‘returned to this city again, after—a year’s visit to France. During his stay in his native country, he wrote some very. interesting letters to the Sacramento Union. He showed that he was-atrue—friend of the Government, and stood up manfully for it in . Opposition to the poptilar feeling of France. He contemplates going into business. again --in this city, where he has a host~of frierfs. [For the Daily Transcript. } Thermometrical Observations, . REPORTED By CuARLEs J. Dunz. For the month of January, 1865: Warmest days—26th and 27th. 48:49 . Coldest day—23d. 34.200 Warmest nights—Is&2d, 27th and28; 46° Coldest nights—21 st, 224. 254° Onmorning of 22d. at7-v’clock, 21° : Highest temperature, noon, 18th. 53° Lowest, noon, 21st and 234,38. ~ =: > tebe temperature through the month, Rainy days, 7. Cloudy*days, 11. Clear days, 13. _ Total amount of rain for the mouth 9.71 inches.THE._COMANCHE.—We—were shown a splendid prospect yesterday, taken from nine ounces of the Comanche rock. The lead is located on Bear river, is large, and we have no doubt that it will pay a large amount when opened. an To GuNsmirus.—Z. -P, Davis, of this éity, advertises in to-day’s paper for a. good workman at gunsmithing. A workman in this trade can find steady employnient and good wages. ‘ ‘ ce SoME CLEAN UP.—The Union Co. cleaned up yesterdry, after a weeks run, and took out $8,640 in gold. This is a new lead, which has only heen worked.a_few—months. It-is on Little Deer Creek, a short distance from town,.and.appenrs to.have an inex___haustable supply of the same kind’of rock as-. sthat crushed during-the past week. BoarD oF Surervisors.—The Board of Supervisors will meet at their new quarters in the Court House, to-morrow. __At this term the business of the year will bé closed up, and taxes levied for the coming year. Road Overseers are requested to be on hand with their accounts, for settlement. Cigars, Tobacco, Candies, &c. A. BLUMENTHAL, Ts FORMS the citizens of Nevada that he has purchased the well known‘and Cheap Store formerly owned by M. Michalsky, on Pine Street, next door to G. E-Turner’s Where he will always keep on hand th 2 “+4 ys keep h eboty CIGARS, ' "“ ‘PT@BACCO, CANDIES, FRUITS, TOYS. and everything usually kept ina store of this kind. Cali and try Cigars. I shall keep up the fcrmer reputation of the establishment— of selling goods cheaper than any bod else. Nevada. Feb. 2nd. rs “BOOK BINDERY. 4 a respectfully inform the people of Nevada and the surrounding ka that he has openeda Book Bindery Establishment at Ee No. 76 Commercial Street, 24° Where he is prepared to bind Music, Periodicals, Papers, &e. &e. Inaneat and -substantia,y manner and at the very lowest rates. All orders promptly and faithfully attended to . HERMAN ERNST. CIMIA SH Leb Seay, Nevada, Jan. 31st. . Groceries and Previsions ! . . Drugs and Medicines! pais « __ M. J. HYDELIFF, ‘Worn inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has opened a‘new store at the above place where h will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, : _Provisions, : Liquors, .; < “Boots and Shoes, —: ie sabes Se Hardware, ee <= DRUGS & MEDICINES, i All ef which will be sold My store at Red Dog will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above line.— Persons in want whey Res in the Grocery,.Dr: Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to call at either of my stores as I Bell Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. ‘Red Dog and You Bet, Dee, 6th, NEVADA MILLENERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully 1aform the Ladies of Nevada city and ,the surdi. rounding towns that she has opened a ait, first class Millinery. Store, on BROAD STREET, 0 poate Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, © : Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina MillineryEstablishment:——1have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, . m20 GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE LINE. e Line, we are Ps . ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and safety, promising to treat those who ride with usin a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner, Havin chased th and popular S recently purlong established 6 ~ LIVELY Trmes.—The County Court will be in session next week. During the term & Grand Jury will be called. There is a large amount of criminal business on_hand, and the trials will bringa good many strangers into town. © SEkVICES.—The Rev. Mr. Putman will hold Episcopal services at the Baptist Church, this evening, at 7.0’clock. All are » jnvited. : PREACHING.—Preaching at the M. E. Church, this morning at 11 o'clock, and at 7 #clock in the evening, by the Rev David Deal, P. E. Christians as well as sinnérs are invited to come out. _ Sunday School at half-past 1 o'clock. Brick Cuvurcy.—Rev. H. Cummings will preach at the Congregational Church to-day, at the usual. hours. Let the church be erowded. REPAIRED.—The bridge over Kelsey’s ravine is being rapaired, and will soon bein’ passable condition. Persons who have oc-easion to cross the-ravine will be glad of this. We are indebted to Jus. Whartenby, Esq.“ Aor reports of the rain fall of the month. mm <p o— g A GEN. GRaNT’s family occupy a neat little cottage, covered with moss and trailing . . vines, at Burlington, New Jersey. It is% near the banks of the Delaware. The place is by no means pretentious or aristocratic. . 2BE commission of Vice-Admiral will as“similate .Admiral Farragut in rank’ -with Lieut. General Grant. . The pay fixed upon by Act of Congress is $6,000 when upon ~ Leaves Washi : Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and 11 o’clock, A: M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 2¥.M. and 50’clock.P M. ; CLEVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. : New Barber Shop. FR, BINCELY would inform the entlemen e of Nevadathat he has opened a Barber Shop, on Broad street, adjoining the Lafayette Bakery, where he is prepared to do HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, In the best style of the Art. Having had several years en in the bus‘ néss he feels confident of giving good. satisfacjion to his patrons. 029 Washington, Alpha &« Omega STAGE LINE ! R. W. LATTA, Takes this method of informing the travelling pubhe that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows + Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevadacity,on _ : Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At 8 o’clock, A. M. ae nm, every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. At 8 o’clock, a. m. oe Freight will be taken and deliver. ed with promptness and despatch. ; R. W. LATTA, Nevada, January 17th. Dissolution of Co-Partnership ‘HX Co partnership heretofore existing beT tween the wadaceta ed, under the firm namé of Weaver & Co , is this day dissolved by mutual consent—J. S$. Johnson retiring from sald. firm. AJl accounts due by said firm, will be settled by George Aen who ot he rized te ee all accounts owing to sa rm, and_ rece therefor. > GEO. A WEAVER. . No. 1, Groceries, Provisions, Drugs,Medicinea, Chemicals, . compare favorably with any Leather brought We invite all in want ofany. Clothing, Crockery, oe : AxD : DRUG & MEDICINE STORE, _@ AT RED DOCG, .4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. STORE. reise Ey the ay ’ ; : 4 COMBS & McGOUN, Wie respectfully inform the citizens of Little York Township. that they have re. moved to the Store formerly. occupied by Bourke & Cook. where they have and will kee constantly on hand everything usually found ina Mountain VARIETY STORE. We have now on hand a large and complete stock of . nie : CASE Goons, And every article usually kept in a first-class Grocery and Provision Establishment. As heretofore, we shail continue to keep well *. supplied with = *+AND— PATENT MEDICINES, __OF EVERY KIND, _ —— ~ In addition to the above we have and shall always keep on hand a fine stock of* Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, — SHOES, HATS & CAPS, : Grocery and Provision NEw partnership, will continue the CROCERY, PROVISION -. LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. N 0.52 Broad Street, In the Kidd & Knox Block, ~~ Where we will be happy to see all friends of the *“OLb House,” The business will, hereafter be conducted upon ae —sCt CASH BASIS! paccounts make long friends”-we will-hen¢eforward limit the extent and term of our eredit the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required. Promises will not pay for “Grub” in the San Francisco market, and we cannot use them. Our stock in trade will consistas heretofore of the best geeds afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to the trade at figures affording a fair living profit anda full guarantee given in all cases. As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods puras represented‘or be returned. tention will be.given the Retail Department, TRADE. .A supply of the choicest selection from the~ 3 Butter Market, — As well as of all other Goods that furnish’ the LARDER OF THE FAMILY ANDMINER. Our business arrangement at—Sah Francisco with J. R. WHITNEY, and our old partner, T. ELLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of ‘this vicinity will mountains. To dealers in the neighboring towns we will offer snperior inducements for ———— kr. We are selling the above Goods as Cheap, if not. Cheaper than any other Store in Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system. COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. WHITNEY & Co, Forwarding Merchants. NEWCASTLE, pe LINCOLN, . AND SACRAMENTO. Sacramento, Jan. 21. ~ NEVADA TANNERY. KELSEY & BUTLER, Woe respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns that they have on hand a large stock of Sole Leather, = Harness Leather, Calf Skin, usually found And. in factall kinds of Leather, in that business. : The Leather from our manufactory has been in use in this vicinity for some time and in every instance has given good satisfaction. it will into this market, thing in the above line to eall and see for themselves, as to price and quality of Leather. The Tannery is situated, ia Nevada eity. on theold Washington road; near the County Hospital. All orders addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. 3 KELSEY & BUTLER. Nevada, Jan. 19th. ’ Boot and Shoemaker. ———B. LUTZ, BS egy anid gives notice to the public that he is prepared to make to order Any kind of Boot or Shee, and in every case satisfaction guaranteed, ; REPAIRING,.—Particularly attention will be paid to repairing Boots and Shoes. All work done at the shortest notice and at the very lowest rates, one door from Miss Coffee’s Miliinery.store., Nevada, Jan. 24th. Joseph Kutz, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Kidd & Knox Building, eorner of Broad and Pine streets. 28 GEO.-E. WITHINGTON, ; Sign and Ornamental! Painter. Hoe PAINTING 'promptly attended te.— J. 8, JOHNSTON. active duty, and $5,000 when on other duty. Nevada, January 27,1865." ~~ * 4 é Broad street, Nevada city. I always kecp on hand a large stock of Wan Paper Curtain Fixtures, &o At the Foot of Also, a well selected stock oft ; CROCKERY WARE. A the aloonofJohn Hahn, = —sjand NEW CIDER. NEW CIDER My shop is ‘on BROAD STREET, . “CASH.” Always on hand WINES .& LIQUORS, In Cases and on, Draught. ooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. Having the-Agency for the best Eastern POWDER, rill be able to fill orders to any extent at Lowést_Markct Rates. Goods delivered area city, FREE OF CHARG despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. {, 1865. {17 L All yirsems indebted tothe late firm of A. H. Hanson & Co. are requested to settle their accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton. —— and with care and NEW SALOON. “JOHN HAHN, j ed a Saloon under Lecoeq’s Restaurant, on Pine Street, “Where he will always keep on band the very best quality of Wines, Ales, Liquors, Lager Beer, Cigurs, And in fact everything usually found in a first class Saloon. : . Kbit ._1f you wanta good drink be sure and call a A. CHAPMAN, We inform the people ef Nevada that they can-purchase any quantity, from one pint to twenty gallons. of COOD SWEET CIDER! —madeevery day~At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street; Second door from G::K. Turner’s. Also on hand all kinds’ of Fruit. Nevada, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE sHopP. " StTAM ENGINES and Boi.ers ~ built to order. Castings and machinery ofevery description, Quartz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Every kinds of building castings, saw, crist, malt and bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. Orders filled promptly, and at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Francisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom: FAMILY CROCERIES. A. BARUH, OULD inform the ople of Nevada city W that he has just receiv a large and ¥resh stock of Choice oie ei FAMILY~ GROCERIES Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. All charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th, % fae A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Luw, © ) Parniture, * Bureaus, “nna having experienced the fact.that ‘short business, to our old regular paying trade, at} chased—that they Shall*prove in every ‘respect . Particular at. : ‘In the Belection of Goods for our FAMILY® ~“Wiltbe found tonstantly On land and arrivin: nae & enable us to compete with any house in the . _ able distance from tlie : XAT OULD inform.the public that:he has.open. a, Fea goods delivered free of . _ Wiser Lewis’ bree . corucg of Broad and Pine streets, Nev CA oe HS W. CG. STILEs, South Knd ot the Suspension Bridge, ot aed NEVADA CITY, .CAty MANUEAcTURER OF DEALER IN ALL kindsof FURNITURE —SUCH AS— Wardrobes, Washstands, —___—__— a Bookeases, Cribs, &C. AC, ALSo —— ' Doors, Windows, , Sash,Casifig, Siding, Mouldings, And Building Lumber Generally, Planing and : Turning Done to#Order. i Every article furnished Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere thie side of San Francisco. : : OO UNDERTAKING se At the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. ” QUARTZ CRUSHING, ™& There is attached to my Establishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, And operated by a skilful Mettallarist. Castom Crushing done on favorable terms. janis WM. (RANDOLPH, Chronometer and Watch Maker, Ss ~ DEALER In : WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles. —AND— FANCY GOobDs. Masonic Bullding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Neyada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. j Saddlery and Harness Shop, ‘\ W. G. JENKINS OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that.he has -purchased the stoek and trade of E. P. Larribee, dnd will keep constantly on hand at the Shop, . : *. » FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Harnesses, Saddles, Whips, Spurs, ‘And in fact everything usually found in a Store ‘ of this kind. . Harness Repairing and Trimming Done at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Dev. 2?th. @ ft ; BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, New & Choice Perfamery. i<night Templars Perfume. . Iubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereas. Red Cross Knight Pefume, Fairy do » Jaques do : Barncy’s do * Assorted Odors, 4 For sale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets oe

or. at ds 3se, he , lie 8, 7 Fe RE Pee a. 0 Mernda Daily Transcript sexDAY MORNING, ie. ‘Waideiadd FEBRUARY 5, LOCAL MATTERS. _ QUARTZ MINING.—The late storm_has semewhat impeded the operations of prospectors. The ground is in niany places so wet that no work can be done. A few more pleasant days will give the quartz miners a ' show. The'interest in this branch of mining has not abated one whit, and when operations afe resumed, new discoveries and developments will be made. ; er RETURNED.—Felix Gillett, an oldNevadan, has‘returned to this city again, after—a year’s visit to France. During his stay in his native country, he wrote some very. interesting letters to the Sacramento Union. He showed that he was-atrue—friend of the Government, and stood up manfully for it in . Opposition to the poptilar feeling of France. He contemplates going into business. again --in this city, where he has a host~of frierfs. [For the Daily Transcript. } Thermometrical Observations, . REPORTED By CuARLEs J. Dunz. For the month of January, 1865: Warmest days—26th and 27th. 48:49 . Coldest day—23d.. 34.200 Warmest nights—Is&2d, 27th and28; 46° Coldest nights—21 st, 224. 254° Onmorning of 22d. at7-v’clock, 21° : Highest temperature, noon, 18th. 53° Lowest, noon, 21st and 234,38. ~ =: > tebe temperature through the month, Rainy days, 7. Cloudy*days, 11. Clear days, 13. _ Total amount of rain for the mouth 9.71 inches.THE._COMANCHE.—We—were shown a splendid prospect yesterday, taken from nine ounces of the Comanche rock. The lead is located on Bear river, is large, and we have no doubt that it will pay a large amount when opened. an To GuNsmirus.—Z. -P, Davis, of this éity, advertises in to-day’s paper for a. good workman at gunsmithing. A workman in this trade can find steady employnient and good wages. ‘ ‘ ce SoME CLEAN UP.—The Union Co. cleaned up yesterdry, after a weeks run, and took out $8,640 in gold. This is a new lead, which has only heen worked.a_few—months. It-is on Little Deer Creek, a short distance from town,.and.appenrs to.have an inex___haustable supply of the same kind’of rock as-. sthat crushed during-the past week. BoarD oF Surervisors.—The Board of Supervisors will meet at their new quarters in the Court House, to-morrow. __At this term the business of the year will bé closed up, and taxes levied for the coming year. Road Overseers are requested to be on hand with their accounts, for settlement. Cigars, Tobacco, Candies, &c. A. BLUMENTHAL, Ts FORMS the citizens of Nevada that he has purchased the well known‘and Cheap Store formerly owned by M. Michalsky, on Pine Street, next door to G. E-Turner’s Where he will always keep on hand th 2 “+4 ys keep h eboty CIGARS, ' "“ ‘PT@BACCO, CANDIES, FRUITS, TOYS. and everything usually kept ina store of this kind. Cali and try Cigars. I shall keep up the fcrmer reputation of the establishment— of selling goods cheaper than any bod else. Nevada. Feb. 2nd. rs “BOOK BINDERY. 4 a respectfully inform the people of Nevada and the surrounding ka that he has openeda Book Bindery Establishment at Ee No. 76 Commercial Street, 24° Where he is prepared to bind Music, Periodicals, Papers, &e. &e. Inaneat and -substantia,y manner and at the very lowest rates. All orders promptly and faithfully attended to . HERMAN ERNST. CIMIA SH Leb Seay, Nevada, Jan. 31st. . Groceries and Previsions ! . . Drugs and Medicines! pais « __ M. J. HYDELIFF, ‘Worn inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has opened a‘new store at the above place where h will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, : _Provisions, : Liquors, .; < “Boots and Shoes, —: ie sabes Se Hardware, ee <= DRUGS & MEDICINES, i All ef which will be sold My store at Red Dog will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above line.— Persons in want whey Res in the Grocery,.Dr: Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to call at either of my stores as I Bell Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. ‘Red Dog and You Bet, Dee, 6th, NEVADA MILLENERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully 1aform the Ladies of Nevada city and ,the surdi. rounding towns that she has opened a ait, first class Millinery. Store, on BROAD STREET, 0 poate Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, © : Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina MillineryEstablishment:——1have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, . m20 GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE LINE. e Line, we are Ps . ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and safety, promising to treat those who ride with usin a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner, Havin chased th and popular S recently purlong established 6 ~ LIVELY Trmes.—The County Court will be in session next week. During the term & Grand Jury will be called. There is a large amount of criminal business on_hand, and the trials will bringa good many strangers into town. © SEkVICES.—The Rev. Mr. Putman will hold Episcopal services at the Baptist Church, this evening, at 7.0’clock. All are » jnvited. : PREACHING.—Preaching at the M. E. Church, this morning at 11 o'clock, and at 7 #clock in the evening, by the Rev David Deal, P. E. Christians as well as sinnérs are invited to come out. _ Sunday School at half-past 1 o'clock. Brick Cuvurcy.—Rev. H. Cummings will preach at the Congregational Church to-day, at the usual. hours. Let the church be erowded. REPAIRED.—The bridge over Kelsey’s ravine is being rapaired, and will soon bein’ passable condition. Persons who have oc-easion to cross the-ravine will be glad of this. We are indebted to Jus. Whartenby, Esq.“ Aor reports of the rain fall of the month. mm <p o— g A GEN. GRaNT’s family occupy a neat little cottage, covered with moss and trailing . . vines, at Burlington, New Jersey. It is% near the banks of the Delaware.. The place is by no means pretentious or aristocratic. . 2BE commission of Vice-Admiral will as“similate .Admiral Farragut in rank’ -with Lieut. General Grant. . The pay fixed upon by Act of Congress is $6,000 when upon ~ Leaves Washi : Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and 11 o’clock, A: M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 2¥.M. and 50’clock.P M. ; CLEVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. : New Barber Shop. FR, BINCELY would inform the entlemen e of Nevadathat he has opened a Barber Shop, on Broad street, adjoining the Lafayette Bakery, where he is prepared to do HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, In the best style of the Art. Having had several years en in the bus‘ néss he feels confident of giving good. satisfacjion to his patrons. 029 Washington, Alpha &« Omega STAGE LINE ! R. W. LATTA, Takes this method of informing the travelling pubhe that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows + Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevadacity,on _ : Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At 8 o’clock, A. M. ae nm, every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. At 8 o’clock, a. m. oe Freight will be taken and deliver. ed with promptness and despatch. ; R. W. LATTA, Nevada, January 17th. Dissolution of Co-Partnership ‘HX Co partnership heretofore existing beT tween the wadaceta ed, under the firm namé of Weaver & Co , is this day dissolved by mutual consent—J. S$. Johnson retiring from sald. firm. AJl accounts due by said firm, will be settled by George Aen who ot he rized te ee all accounts owing to sa rm, and_ rece therefor. > GEO. A WEAVER. . No. 1, Groceries, Provisions, Drugs,Medicinea, Chemicals, . compare favorably with any Leather brought We invite all in want ofany. Clothing, Crockery, oe : AxD : DRUG & MEDICINE STORE, _@ AT RED DOCG, .4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. STORE. reise Ey the ay ’ ; : 4 COMBS & McGOUN, Wie respectfully inform the citizens of Little York Township. that they have re. moved to the Store formerly. occupied by Bourke & Cook. where they have and will kee constantly on hand everything usually found ina Mountain VARIETY STORE. We have now on hand a large and complete stock of . nie : CASE Goons, And every article usually kept in a first-class Grocery and Provision Establishment. As heretofore, we shail continue to keep well *. supplied with = *+AND— PATENT MEDICINES, __OF EVERY KIND, _ —— ~ In addition to the above we have and shall always keep on hand a fine stock of* Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,

— SHOES, HATS & CAPS, : Grocery and Provision NEw partnership, will continue the CROCERY, PROVISION -. LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. N 0.52 Broad Street, In the Kidd & Knox Block, ~~ Where we will be happy to see all friends of the *“OLb House,” The business will, hereafter be conducted upon ae —sCt CASH BASIS! paccounts make long friends”-we will-hen¢eforward limit the extent and term of our eredit the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required. Promises will not pay for “Grub” in the San Francisco market, and we cannot use them. Our stock in trade will consistas heretofore of the best geeds afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to the trade at figures affording a fair living profit anda full guarantee given in all cases. As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods puras represented‘or be returned. tention will be.given the Retail Department, TRADE. .A supply of the choicest selection from the~ 3 Butter Market, — As well as of all other Goods that furnish’ the LARDER OF THE FAMILY ANDMINER. Our business arrangement at—Sah Francisco with J. R. WHITNEY, and our old partner, T. ELLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of ‘this vicinity will mountains. To dealers in the neighboring towns we will offer snperior inducements for ———— kr. We are selling the above Goods as Cheap, if not. Cheaper than any other Store in Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system. COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. WHITNEY & Co, Forwarding Merchants. NEWCASTLE, pe LINCOLN, . AND SACRAMENTO. Sacramento, Jan. 21. ~ NEVADA TANNERY. KELSEY & BUTLER, Woe respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns that they have on hand a large stock of Sole Leather, = Harness Leather, Calf Skin, usually found And. in factall kinds of Leather, in that business. : The Leather from our manufactory has been in use in this vicinity for some time and in every instance has given good satisfaction. it will into this market, thing in the above line to eall and see for themselves, as to price and quality of Leather. The Tannery is situated, ia Nevada eity. on theold Washington road; near the County Hospital. All orders addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt attention. 3 KELSEY & BUTLER. Nevada, Jan. 19th. ’ Boot and Shoemaker. ———B. LUTZ, BS egy anid gives notice to the public that he is prepared to make to order Any kind of Boot or Shee, and in every case satisfaction guaranteed, ; REPAIRING,.—Particularly attention will be paid to repairing Boots and Shoes. All work done at the shortest notice and at the very lowest rates, one door from Miss Coffee’s Miliinery.store., Nevada, Jan. 24th. Joseph Kutz, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Kidd & Knox Building, eorner of Broad and Pine streets. 28 GEO.-E. WITHINGTON, ; Sign and Ornamental! Painter. Hoe PAINTING 'promptly attended te.— J. 8, JOHNSTON. active duty, and $5,000 when on other duty. Nevada, January 27,1865." ~~ * 4 é Broad street, Nevada city. I always kecp on hand a large stock of Wan Paper Curtain Fixtures, &o At the Foot of Also, a well selected stock oft ; CROCKERY WARE. A the aloonofJohn Hahn, = —sjand NEW CIDER. NEW CIDER My shop is ‘on BROAD STREET, . “CASH.” Always on hand WINES .& LIQUORS, In Cases and on, Draught. ooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. Having the-Agency for the best Eastern POWDER, rill be able to fill orders to any extent at Lowést_Markct Rates. Goods delivered area city, FREE OF CHARG despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. {, 1865. {17 L All yirsems indebted tothe late firm of A. H. Hanson & Co. are requested to settle their accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton. —— and with care and NEW SALOON. “JOHN HAHN, j ed a Saloon under Lecoeq’s Restaurant, on Pine Street, “Where he will always keep on band the very best quality of Wines, Ales, Liquors, Lager Beer, Cigurs, And in fact everything usually found in a first class Saloon. : . Kbit ._1f you wanta good drink be sure and call a A. CHAPMAN, We inform the people ef Nevada that they can-purchase any quantity, from one pint to twenty gallons. of COOD SWEET CIDER! —madeevery day~At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street; Second door from G::K. Turner’s. Also on hand all kinds’ of Fruit. Nevada, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE sHopP. " StTAM ENGINES and Boi.ers ~ built to order. Castings and machinery ofevery description, Quartz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Every kinds of building castings, saw, crist, malt and bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. Orders filled promptly, and at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Francisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom: FAMILY CROCERIES. A. BARUH, OULD inform the ople of Nevada city W that he has just receiv a large and ¥resh stock of Choice oie ei FAMILY~ GROCERIES Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. All charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th, % fae A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Luw, © ) Parniture, * Bureaus, “nna having experienced the fact.that ‘short business, to our old regular paying trade, at} chased—that they Shall*prove in every ‘respect . Particular at. : ‘In the Belection of Goods for our FAMILY® ~“Wiltbe found tonstantly On land and arrivin: nae & enable us to compete with any house in the . _ able distance from tlie : XAT OULD inform.the public that:he has.open. a, Fea goods delivered free of . _ Wiser Lewis’ bree . corucg of Broad and Pine streets, Nev CA oe HS W. CG. STILEs, South Knd ot the Suspension Bridge, ot aed NEVADA CITY, .CAty MANUEAcTURER OF DEALER IN ALL kindsof FURNITURE —SUCH AS— Wardrobes, Washstands, —___—__— a Bookeases, Cribs, &C. AC, ALSo —— ' Doors, Windows, , Sash,Casifig, Siding, Mouldings, And Building Lumber Generally, Planing and : Turning Done to#Order. i Every article furnished Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere thie side of San Francisco. : : OO UNDERTAKING se At the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. ” QUARTZ CRUSHING, ™& There is attached to my Establishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, And operated by a skilful Mettallarist. Castom Crushing done on favorable terms. janis WM. (RANDOLPH, Chronometer and Watch Maker, Ss ~ DEALER In : WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles. —AND— FANCY GOobDs. Masonic Bullding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Neyada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. j Saddlery and Harness Shop, ‘\ W. G. JENKINS OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that.he has -purchased the stoek and trade of E. P. Larribee, dnd will keep constantly on hand at the Shop, . : *. » FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Harnesses, Saddles, Whips, Spurs, ‘And in fact everything usually found in a Store ‘ of this kind. . Harness Repairing and Trimming Done at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Dev. 2?th. @ ft ; BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 If You Want a Good Drink, New & Choice Perfamery. i<night Templars Perfume. . Iubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereas. Red Cross Knight Pefume, Fairy do » Jaques do : Barncy’s do * Assorted Odors, 4 For sale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets oe