January 26, 1864 (4 pages)

__ the curreney has produced this depreciation, ~ Bewaila Daily Te Trmscipt . . SS . the TUESDAY. MORSING; JAM: Aen. City. and County Official Press . ~ ABOUT qoute Scrip.—Three months ago county scrip on the General Fund sold readily for ninety cents on “the doliar, while it is selling now, when @ purchaser-cun be obtained, for not over eiglity cents ;-certifir ~“eates-of indebtedness not — for more: than seventy-five eents. -What-has-depreeiated the value of serip proepiett of. which bas been approved to . Bis 4 extent?— The mee ® will say, the whi rT) being registered ies these days tw no reason why a Giro that-has destroyed . prospective, should depreciate county scrip that will be paid just as soon as if the fire had not occurred. If the scrip thatis.registaring now were to come after the scrip to be paid for building the Court-House, its payment would be so long in the future as to deprecinte its value; but no euch eaaes should result ns it is. The uncalled for attempt to tamper with ~~ bakerivs; livery: stables, retail drug stores, and if any one will take the-pains to inquire of those who purchase they will find }that were the purchasers sure ot being paid ‘in gold at the ond of a year, or even at a la ter period, the scrip.of tha county~ would command a higher. figure, Perhaps, if-—it were known that the legislature would not meddle with the curreney, scrip would not _now rise ip'price, because, buyers see a dis~ position to unsettle affairs, and it it is-said . the Supreme Court will, before long, pase ufion thé qiiestion whether? taxes aré not payable, in-spite of State laws, in the legal tender. notes issued by order of Congress.— While. this question .remaina undecided the capitalist will not be _ A very business-like man if he ‘pays o higher price for evidences of publie indebtedness in gold. than he will . . got after waiting a year or fifteen mouths : for his pay.a Suxnay LAW.—Senator Haswell hae introduced a naw Sunday Iaw—amendatory of the old one. I¢ provides that any person or person who shall herealter keep open, on the fitst day of the week, commonly called . Sunday, any store, workshop, bar, saloon, hankingshomad, or other place of business, forthe purpose of transacting business there. in, except as hereafter specially provided, shall be guilty of a. misdemeanot’, and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not lees than fifty nor more than three han dred dollars. Theprovisions of this act shall not apply to the keeping open of hotels; boarding . a houses, restaurants, taverns, barber-shops, (forthe legitimate businéss of each,) or such manufac ton establishments -as are neces» , and ‘Aden ing of catda and billarda, shafl not éred a legitimat® business of a hotel, ba ingshowse, taverd, or restaurant, under the provisions of this act. & OrPosiriox.—The Sacramento Bee says, . 4 “that, the carpenters hive onmmenced the work of eonstructing.the frame work of tin~ ber which ig to form, the landing place for the line of Kidd’s opposition ‘steamers to be established on the route between Sacramento. and San Francisco. Fhis landing is at the foot of L étreet and opposite ite-.south-lne. There will be Ho_hulk there, but two stag~ ings, supported by heavy timber, will extend down the bank to the’ boat. Thie frame rugaout thirty feet weatward frem the top of the levee, find the stagings are forty-four wot apart: The proprietors of the op line have bought the shed from the esac owners of the Sacramento, and will put it in complete order. It.is said that, under the arrangements ‘contemplated by the opposi> tiom, , seernlon feet will leave here _ fur the A hk -g tite rebel pirates, October iat, 1863, had captured than 178 vessels, of which amourited to 80,999 for the Union tickets mT whieh have held elec” the. ni : tong during the al seven months, pause to 442,000. 4 ee -reliablé—inforimation, How many mea in . dient: He reeommends further restrictions. next, at P. 0 ‘glock. ~ . ty, went to Newbern for the purpose of bring. ove value. was cantante ne THe Cassis OF THE — SrecuLaa ae ia.There canbe no doubt, suys cisco Call, from a glance at thé notices of sale advertised in the papers, that the crisis long dreaded by holders of mining stock ‘is -upon-us:-— Assessments are becqming: onerous—-they née crushing everybody, and iieny are aowing théeit stocks to go to sale, rather than attempt to keep pace with thé rapid accumulation 6f assesementy.— This is the foreseen result of the senseless martes which fora year past Has pervaded . all classes of people to become possessed of ‘nines, instead of confining . themselves. toa moderate interest in one oF two mines,-the + ‘their judgment by careful examination or this city,. with an-income which would not justify a speculative expenditure of ever fifFor the cea legidlation on the gold question, haa been abandoned. The Seere« tary of the Treasiiry not deeming it expeSeveral blockade running steamers had ars the noted Coxalter, A large amount of machinery and other heavy materials are beng removed from . Richmond to Columbia. “Achill his been issued at Raleigh, N. C., for a State Covvention for the purpose of ern Confederacy. Governor Vance and . nearly all the leading men of North Caroling . devire to return to the Union. Mr. ‘Treadwell, ove of the proprietors of the People’s Bank, of Hudsen, Michigan, aiseconded on the U2d inst., with $60, 000; funds belunging to the: bank . tar Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach in the Baptist Church, on Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Thomas, of ‘San Fridtiies, will preach i in the afternoon ot 3. ¢ clock, at the game plaice. Mate is estimated to have raised the past season 1,865,113 bushels of corn, 407,425 . nu bushels of buckwheat, 6,693,348 bushels of potatoes and 7, 000 lbs of tebacen. a bm THE. Aimount_ of gunpowder which has been ordered ‘for the Government sines . March 1st, 1861, is eatimated at abuut 2,980 tons, Ie Harrisburg, Pa. . ie cies dey, a thier . thrust his haud through thie shop. window of bruker’s office, and snatched a package of . greenbacks amooting to ten thousand dollare, with whieh be made off, and h»s not since . been heard of, though every effort has been made tu detect him. ~ "Pe Auburn, New 3 York, Advertiser anys a Mr. Furguson, of that plaoé, hearing of the death of hicson, atmember of the 3d artilleing home the remains, which were obtained . ea _ A few days after the son, I returned to. his heme, when A mea. aes of the rebellic been published: in rhe Japanese language.— Must-be interesting, Rae < GEO THe availe of the draft #6 far as ascertainéd up to this time, are 60,000. men, and $12,000. “AN eastern ~caeeeee rw unspeakable . bliss to adeaf and dumb couple recently mat. ried. ——— Unnga theamended. Constitution; ow te operdtion, Justices uf the Peace th the State have jurisdiction in all elatme w-. der $300 in amount, ee THe Russian Admiral bes ordered a qtian. cigars, Woolen Mills, forthe wee of hie fleet.’ a A MARINE fire’ that may be in danger of covtiageatign,. NO nmeincitie, j . }® short time:sined, ae fotione liad a gloprigus feeat, & extensive interests ii a large . umber. of S rived from Wilmington, one commanded by]. . Apples, seceding from” thetr alteytunte te the South= . tity of blie aty loth from’ the Mission}. deopartineat ih diggeated in. [New prorapitthe: ts the sein son mena 7 EF" A wolf vas ‘billed nent’ Vitginia city,. ao Job Printing cheaply exeented at 5 I ths . ing trip of two days bits and 12 hares. = THREE Marysviliant { returned frown fiat ’ si ee a rab3 chewing tobacco. A FACTORY is beng ¢ fitted up on Napa ereek for the manufasture of oe and LIST OF Pa one bia will be Persons” avking foi k. Angtstate Elia Bains Nathan . teen or twenty dollars a month, have-dented {Butler Jas R-——— —~ the Cottrt Hovee, thereby making a debt—in-. themselves-and—theit families of comforts, Cobb Dudley Cor wuley Robt aa and even necessaries, in order to pay assess . Culling Jobin ments on stock in different mines, amounting iad William : ej a ' 1 Jucray John ‘ to nearly their wh ee cil Win H Eastern News.—lIt is positively ascer. Govd H tained that General Schofield is. ordered reap a lieved.~ oa Lerinite Mr Where they will Fresh and Salt Fish, + Jan. RIcHMonp is deserbed as at the mercy of ee . LETTERS, Ricina’s AINING in the Nevada city Post Office on Monday, Jan. 25. 1814. the Post ‘OMe more vertised. . r advertised” letters ‘wil ‘Dlease _ thé date of the advertisement. PF, BEAN, Postmaster: = ~ Lorog Iarent Miliken Jas. —Mullins Jobo ~ Moorehead Jas ~ Purdie Pew Preston EM 3 Putman Victor Reed Wm P Simons Robt ‘Trig Mat Trumbull Chas A Vaiiee Robt . Weston Samuel M’ALLISTER & CO., OULD inform their 614 friends and’ the ' publie genérally that they have opéned:a _ Fruit & Vegetable Stere, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Viion Hotel, always keep on hand Fresh. Vegetables, Hom «& Bacon. We shall prtnnivanene On aie everything } usually found in a_Frait and_¥ egetabic store. Nevada, %th—he.eounty the service on ta of within thi county, Uae within th wen or if bara then within forey eteaie will of sald akan ay te A ewe 0 pel aa filed teavces UM MONS— In the District Court of the 1th SS Judicial District Her of Negada.” Pubs A: Bhp er the.e 4 vs. Calvin Toh is Pat of t Btate of ona Greeting Laontt is A to Calvin. to ar ed tion brought at the 14th Judicial Distriet of th ; coe fornia, in -_ ion rida tn ar served je Succi District, with Pa ery ef said + in ya, a " ‘ ee eeeze 8 more fully oe The com that if fall Pll to ap pear and (ent phe ty dare ‘aboye requir. ed, the said will take judgwmest accord: ingly with henge og aut we) Giy my the seal ofthe {iif Dati caer ot ha ain Jedial in lor G. K. Farquhar, De : Bt heh 6.7 for alert Judge ord the * UBAR, Ra A . 9. aT Caldwell, a Fe HE y ake: zens of actrees mains NEVADA GA8 conPANY. 8 Yoel a retofore with the tase eaten liebe co Tides LTON, Captain. ' FROM WEAVER & . COMPANY. 4 : Nevada, Jan, 22d, 1864. We beg to inform our friends and the yublie “hat on and after [Monday the 25th day of January, . We. shall eetfour Goods, ~ . Exclusively for Cash 4.__We shall keep no more running accounts, and . 2 all Goods ordered must, be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been fofced to pursue. thia course, from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained in collecting sucha large number of __. actounts.as have heretofore been on the Books of this ‘House.In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer-chant has to make tp In LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. Cash Principle !! In our busmess,we shall be able to sell-at LOWER PRICES Than it-would-be possible fo do-under the cred« it system, and with our facilities in Sun Fran cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the “Fees as will : re: : Dety Competition ! Wholesale; Buyers will find it greatly tothelr advantage to give us a call. Our business wilt = beeegtestet on the princi' ples or Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We-stialt otetmelg tibtsid +6 oemaeed . ‘Thanking our friends for the lidéral patronage far acontinuanee of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS It, =! . a mae hand para a weweets off. 2000 anda 8 ceut off. All 1 Meters re ‘set Te Fae former consumers free eharg By onder F Treshew, ws RIAP A AINE, SIAR Or OVISIONS, teat! PROVISIONS, impor 3 tant ant business eh the =e church, \ Reery-mtenberts —AxD— WINES, LIQUORS, 3 Meat to Weaver & Co's store, on _Biphiide, Now 103m. ISOARD,Wholesa & dealer iil NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Pes Ete ovicit on e Bireet, wit ". advantages of the sparkete. and sell at such pri. irtmoar . nevesofore enjoyed Uy. tale tense, and hoping . . Has just received a Large and — stock of FU RNISHING GOODS. ROOTS, TRUNKS, : HATS, — RUBBER CLOTHING, ; CAL. BLANKETS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, And Gatters. VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &e. Selected ex we are selling at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! Our Stoek comprises a variety of SF sSTYLES AND PRICES. Lb Our best CUSTOM-MADE GOODS, cut dnd made in the mostelegant styles, and caunet help but fitting ‘and suiting the most fastidious. — —OF FURNISHING COODS: We havea very_large stock cemprising every variety; from the very finest Lamb's Woot Under Wrapper’s. Drawers down to the most economical prices of Grey andWhite Merino: Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, BUTH Lapies’ AND MEN, ~ They havein great variety. made to orderby Rubber Clothing, we. _ _ _ a ATP. BANNER’S THEY ars NOT SELLING SE: FAT coer” =o AT P. BANNER’S fake ever 0 ig in humbug Cheap John way Pata ony og cap but always sell at small profit. And nw mepend upon them for ae good fits, and at the : economical on = gga Gor. of Broad & Pine sts. F sp ahits Sem, S>a Re E ; I -—A spécial meeting ofthe Board of s of the Fire DEALER IN i &e. &e. , Everything made to order in the Tinware line. ' Job Work done at short notice: Give me a call at my new Store on Matn BE or CALIFORSIA, County: of Township,.es, In Justice’ Pin Justice of the Peseer Mctrellis, A. B. party Aaron Ree . swer swer to the an Doting SHOES, resslyfor this market and erfectl Nes oa) to "the Calforula trade. which —— the most celebrated meena’ & haunted large _. stock of 7 Ba eo They do NOT have —— or Four Prices. [ate HSUNERS they are artment will te het Monday Herentg, Jan: . = ethan at the City shal’s office to Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stores, : street; Opposite Wells) Farge & Co. a le of the pos vy California send GreetMeCrel.is and that your right "— ~ Phe Ni ay TUES! Lserergeeeneeenn Mrract Pedro Set noon. “W Mearo’sinthe hol feet deep. W.-DTe ‘ber, with gana who _ child was amined b: siderably __but no b hours’ af around th Bie St Kuerr att _ inch ‘nez Pennsylvi stream o tance of . Sipew itnot abo put-in-go look first econcerne are wret &. 6.’ tween Ni ly at Vis: .__rying the For sale Cheaper than the Cheapest . 1 Frvir store, of street. — ~_ples.veg und in fi store of 1 day's pay _ New Major. Ji * tailoring door ‘this He will b any kind: style, and clothe. tiGe ufacturix ce A arrived 1 cy" T! cisco, fru to the 23

__ the curreney has produced this depreciation, ~ Bewaila Daily Te Trmscipt . . SS . the TUESDAY. MORSING; JAM: Aen. City. and County Official Press . ~ ABOUT qoute Scrip.—Three months ago county scrip on the General Fund sold readily for ninety cents on “the doliar, while it is selling now, when @ purchaser-cun be obtained, for not over eiglity cents ;-certifir ~“eates-of indebtedness not — for more: than seventy-five eents. -What-has-depreeiated the value of serip proepiett of. which bas been approved to . Bis 4 extent?— The mee ® will say, the whi rT) being registered ies these days tw no reason why a Giro that-has destroyed . prospective, should depreciate county scrip that will be paid just as soon as if the fire had not occurred. If the scrip thatis.registaring now were to come after the scrip to be paid for building the Court-House, its payment would be so long in the future as to deprecinte its value; but no euch eaaes should result ns it is. The uncalled for attempt to tamper with ~~ bakerivs; livery: stables, retail drug stores, and if any one will take the-pains to inquire of those who purchase they will find }that were the purchasers sure ot being paid ‘in gold at the ond of a year, or even at a la ter period, the scrip.of tha county~ would command a higher. figure, Perhaps, if-—it were known that the legislature would not meddle with the curreney, scrip would not _now rise ip'price, because, buyers see a dis~ position to unsettle affairs, and it it is-said . the Supreme Court will, before long, pase ufion thé qiiestion whether? taxes aré not payable, in-spite of State laws, in the legal tender. notes issued by order of Congress.— While. this question .remaina undecided the capitalist will not be _ A very business-like man if he ‘pays o higher price for evidences of publie indebtedness in gold. than he will . . got after waiting a year or fifteen mouths : for his pay.a Suxnay LAW.—Senator Haswell hae introduced a naw Sunday Iaw—amendatory of the old one. I¢ provides that any person or person who shall herealter keep open, on the fitst day of the week, commonly called . Sunday, any store, workshop, bar, saloon, hankingshomad, or other place of business, forthe purpose of transacting business there. in, except as hereafter specially provided, shall be guilty of a. misdemeanot’, and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not lees than fifty nor more than three han dred dollars. Theprovisions of this act shall not apply to the keeping open of hotels; boarding . a houses, restaurants, taverns, barber-shops, (forthe legitimate businéss of each,) or such manufac ton establishments -as are neces» , and ‘Aden ing of catda and billarda, shafl not éred a legitimat® business of a hotel, ba ingshowse, taverd, or restaurant, under the provisions of this act. & OrPosiriox.—The Sacramento Bee says, . 4 “that, the carpenters hive onmmenced the work of eonstructing.the frame work of tin~ ber which ig to form, the landing place for the line of Kidd’s opposition ‘steamers to be established on the route between Sacramento. and San Francisco. Fhis landing is at the foot of L étreet and opposite ite-.south-lne. There will be Ho_hulk there, but two stag~ ings, supported by heavy timber, will extend down the bank to the’ boat. Thie frame rugaout thirty feet weatward frem the top of the levee, find the stagings are forty-four wot apart: The proprietors of the op line have bought the shed from the esac owners of the Sacramento, and will put it in complete order. It.is said that, under the arrangements ‘contemplated by the opposi> tiom, , seernlon feet will leave here _ fur the A hk -g tite rebel pirates, October iat, 1863, had captured than 178 vessels, of which amourited to 80,999 for the Union tickets mT whieh have held elec” the. ni : tong during the al seven months, pause to 442,000. 4 ee -reliablé—inforimation, How many mea in . dient: He reeommends further restrictions. next, at P. 0 ‘glock.. ~ . ty, went to Newbern for the purpose of bring. ove value. was cantante ne THe Cassis OF THE — SrecuLaa ae ia.There canbe no doubt, suys cisco Call, from a glance at thé notices of sale advertised in the papers, that the crisis long dreaded by holders of mining stock ‘is -upon-us:-— Assessments are becqming: onerous—-they née crushing everybody, and iieny are aowing théeit stocks to go to sale, rather than attempt to keep pace with thé rapid accumulation 6f assesementy.— This is the foreseen result of the senseless martes which fora year past Has pervaded . all classes of people to become possessed of ‘nines, instead of confining . themselves. toa moderate interest in one oF two mines,-the + ‘their judgment by careful examination or this city,. with an-income which would not justify a speculative expenditure of ever fifFor the cea legidlation on the gold question, haa been abandoned. The Seere« tary of the Treasiiry not deeming it expeSeveral blockade running steamers had ars the noted Coxalter, A large amount of machinery and other heavy materials are beng removed from . Richmond to Columbia. “Achill his been issued at Raleigh, N. C., for a State Covvention for the purpose of ern Confederacy. Governor Vance and . nearly all the leading men of North Caroling . devire to return to the Union. Mr.. ‘Treadwell, ove of the proprietors of the People’s Bank, of Hudsen, Michigan, aiseconded on the U2d inst., with $60, 000; funds belunging to the: bank . tar Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach in the Baptist Church, on Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Thomas, of ‘San Fridtiies, will preach i in the afternoon ot 3. ¢ clock, at the game plaice. Mate is estimated to have raised the past season 1,865,113 bushels of corn, 407,425 . nu bushels of buckwheat, 6,693,348 bushels of potatoes and 7, 000 lbs of tebacen. a bm THE. Aimount_ of gunpowder which has been ordered ‘for the Government sines . March 1st, 1861, is eatimated at abuut 2,980 tons, Ie Harrisburg, Pa. . ie cies dey, a thier . thrust his haud through thie shop. window of bruker’s office, and snatched a package of . greenbacks amooting to ten thousand dollare, with whieh be made off, and h»s not since . been heard of, though every effort has been made tu detect him. ~ "Pe Auburn, New 3 York, Advertiser anys a Mr. Furguson, of that plaoé, hearing of the death of hicson, atmember of the 3d artilleing home the remains, which were obtained . ea _ A few days after the son, I returned to. his heme, when A mea.. aes of the rebellic been published: in rhe Japanese language.— Must-be interesting, Rae < GEO THe availe of the draft #6 far as ascertainéd up to this time, are 60,000. men, and $12,000. “AN eastern ~caeeeee rw unspeakable . bliss to adeaf and dumb couple recently mat. ried. ——— Unnga theamended. Constitution; ow te operdtion, Justices uf the Peace th the State have jurisdiction in all elatme w-. der $300 in amount, ee THe Russian Admiral bes ordered a qtian. cigars, Woolen Mills, forthe wee of hie fleet.’ a A MARINE fire’ that may be in danger of covtiageatign,. NO nmeincitie, j . }® short time:sined, ae fotione liad a gloprigus feeat, & extensive interests ii a large . umber. of S rived from Wilmington, one commanded by]. . Apples, seceding from” thetr alteytunte te the South= . tity of blie aty loth from’ the Mission}. deopartineat ih diggeated in. [New prorapitthe: ts the sein son mena 7 EF" A wolf vas ‘billed nent’ Vitginia city,. ao Job Printing cheaply exeented at 5 I ths . ing trip of two days bits and 12 hares. = THREE Marysviliant { returned frown fiat ’ si ee a rab3 chewing tobacco. A FACTORY is beng ¢ fitted up on Napa ereek for the manufasture of oe and LIST OF Pa one bia will be Persons” avking foi k. Angtstate Elia Bains Nathan . teen or twenty dollars a month, have-dented {Butler Jas R-——— —~ the Cottrt Hovee, thereby making a debt—in-. themselves-and—theit families of comforts, Cobb Dudley Cor wuley Robt aa and even necessaries, in order to pay assess . Culling Jobin ments on stock in different mines, amounting iad William : ej a ' 1 Jucray John ‘ to nearly their wh ee cil Win H Eastern News.—lIt is positively ascer. Govd H tained that General Schofield is. ordered reap a lieved.~ oa Lerinite Mr Where they will Fresh and Salt Fish, + Jan. RIcHMonp is deserbed as at the mercy of ee . LETTERS, Ricina’s AINING in the Nevada city Post Office on Monday, Jan. 25. 1814. the Post ‘OMe more vertised. . r advertised” letters ‘wil ‘Dlease _ thé date of the advertisement. PF, BEAN, Postmaster: = ~ Lorog Iarent Miliken Jas. —Mullins Jobo ~ Moorehead Jas ~ Purdie Pew Preston EM 3 Putman Victor Reed Wm P Simons Robt ‘Trig Mat Trumbull Chas A Vaiiee Robt . Weston Samuel M’ALLISTER & CO.,

OULD inform their 614 friends and’ the ' publie genérally that they have opéned:a _ Fruit & Vegetable Stere, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Viion Hotel, always keep on hand Fresh. Vegetables, Hom «& Bacon. We shall prtnnivanene On aie everything } usually found in a_Frait and_¥ egetabic store. Nevada, %th—he.eounty the service on ta of within thi county, Uae within th wen or if bara then within forey eteaie will of sald akan ay te A ewe 0 pel aa filed teavces UM MONS— In the District Court of the 1th SS Judicial District Her of Negada.” Pubs A: Bhp er the.e 4 vs. Calvin Toh is Pat of t Btate of ona Greeting Laontt is A to Calvin. to ar ed tion brought at the 14th Judicial Distriet of th ; coe fornia, in -_ ion rida tn ar served je Succi District, with Pa ery ef said + in ya, a " ‘ ee eeeze 8 more fully oe The com that if fall Pll to ap pear and (ent phe ty dare ‘aboye requir. ed, the said will take judgwmest accord: ingly with henge og aut we) Giy my the seal ofthe {iif Dati caer ot ha ain Jedial in lor G. K. Farquhar, De : Bt heh 6.7 for alert Judge ord the * UBAR, Ra A . 9. aT Caldwell, a Fe HE y ake: zens of actrees mains NEVADA GA8 conPANY. 8 Yoel a retofore with the tase eaten liebe co Tides LTON, Captain. ' FROM WEAVER & . COMPANY. 4 : Nevada, Jan, 22d, 1864. We beg to inform our friends and the yublie “hat on and after [Monday the 25th day of January, . We. shall eetfour Goods, ~ . Exclusively for Cash 4.__We shall keep no more running accounts, and . 2 all Goods ordered must, be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been fofced to pursue. thia course, from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained in collecting sucha large number of __. actounts.as have heretofore been on the Books of this ‘House.In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer-chant has to make tp In LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. Cash Principle !! In our busmess,we shall be able to sell-at LOWER PRICES Than it-would-be possible fo do-under the cred« it system, and with our facilities in Sun Fran cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the “Fees as will : re: : Dety Competition ! Wholesale; Buyers will find it greatly tothelr advantage to give us a call. Our business wilt = beeegtestet on the princi' ples or Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We-stialt otetmelg tibtsid +6 oemaeed . ‘Thanking our friends for the lidéral patronage far acontinuanee of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS It, =! . a mae hand para a weweets off. 2000 anda 8 ceut off. All 1 Meters re ‘set Te Fae former consumers free eharg By onder F Treshew, ws RIAP A AINE, SIAR Or OVISIONS, teat! PROVISIONS, impor 3 tant ant business eh the =e church, \ Reery-mtenberts —AxD— WINES, LIQUORS, 3 Meat to Weaver & Co's store, on _Biphiide, Now 103m. ISOARD,Wholesa & dealer iil NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Pes Ete ovicit on e Bireet, wit ". advantages of the sparkete. and sell at such pri. irtmoar . nevesofore enjoyed Uy. tale tense, and hoping . . Has just received a Large and — stock of FU RNISHING GOODS. ROOTS, TRUNKS, : HATS, — RUBBER CLOTHING, ; CAL. BLANKETS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, And Gatters. VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &e. Selected ex we are selling at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! Our Stoek comprises a variety of SF sSTYLES AND PRICES. Lb Our best CUSTOM-MADE GOODS, cut dnd made in the mostelegant styles, and caunet help but fitting ‘and suiting the most fastidious. — —OF FURNISHING COODS: We havea very_large stock cemprising every variety; from the very finest Lamb's Woot Under Wrapper’s. Drawers down to the most economical prices of Grey andWhite Merino: Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, BUTH Lapies’ AND MEN, ~ They havein great variety. made to orderby Rubber Clothing, we. _ _ _ a ATP. BANNER’S THEY ars NOT SELLING SE: FAT coer” =o AT P. BANNER’S fake ever 0 ig in humbug Cheap John way Pata ony og cap but always sell at small profit. And nw mepend upon them for ae good fits, and at the : economical on = gga Gor. of Broad & Pine sts. F sp ahits Sem, S>a Re E ; I -—A spécial meeting ofthe Board of s of the Fire DEALER IN i &e. &e. , Everything made to order in the Tinware line. ' Job Work done at short notice: Give me a call at my new Store on Matn BE or CALIFORSIA, County: of Township,.es, In Justice’ Pin Justice of the Peseer Mctrellis, A. B. party Aaron Ree . swer swer to the an Doting SHOES, resslyfor this market and erfectl Nes oa) to "the Calforula trade. which —— the most celebrated meena’ & haunted large _. stock of 7 Ba eo They do NOT have —— or Four Prices. [ate HSUNERS they are artment will te het Monday Herentg, Jan: . = ethan at the City shal’s office to Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stores, : street; Opposite Wells) Farge & Co. a le of the pos vy California send GreetMeCrel.is and that your right "— ~ Phe Ni ay TUES! Lserergeeeneeenn Mrract Pedro Set noon. “W Mearo’sinthe hol feet deep. W.-DTe ‘ber, with gana who _ child was amined b: siderably __but no b hours’ af around th Bie St Kuerr att _ inch ‘nez Pennsylvi stream o tance of . Sipew itnot abo put-in-go look first econcerne are wret &. 6.’ tween Ni ly at Vis: .__rying the For sale Cheaper than the Cheapest . 1 Frvir store, of street. — ~_ples.veg und in fi store of 1 day's pay _ New Major. Ji * tailoring door ‘this He will b any kind: style, and clothe. tiGe ufacturix ce A arrived 1 cy" T! cisco, fru to the 23