June 10, 1869 (4 pages)

. _ CANDIDATES.—T he following persons Che Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. forthe’ . to the fers of held on ate for : to the ters of 1eld on for the ’. « to the rere of held on for the , to the ters of e held ndidate subject -yoters be held late for ject to voters to be for the y. subublican ries to lute for sioner, epnubiilinaries re. Tp., tion. of ision of a Countarday, himself 1d Com. the Unmty, at y, July late for ject to oters of held on for the et to the teres of held on he nomto the yters of held on ndidaie ly, subyu blican tries. to n Juan, e for the the-Ununty. at y of Julate for bject. to . voters ction to e. undidate County nion Rethe prie for the t to the oters of » held on e for the he decif Nevada n Satnrwill ady, "of Sherlion Rethe priyth, 1869. in Juan, nation ot ne Union , at the y 10th. ureka EVADA al of the with r LAKE 00 = TS and Uections day for: * i . = a =n = B3 . i 3 *# on Monday. He may be shortly expaid a Raters: \ rd i ts u) ¥ this geason. _quhar, stamps, $4; Leopold Garthe, * patients. ‘TRANSCRIPT for the various county of-, fices, subject to the decision of the Un. ion Republican voters,on Saturday, July 10th : : : For Sheriff—Steve Venard, A. W: Potter, Geo. Grant. For County Clerk—G. K. Farquhar. For Assembly—John Pattison, Tallman H, Rolfe, Dr. J. Stotlar,J.M. Days. For Road Commissioner—T. L. Baldwin, Jas. B. Patterson, G. 8. 8. Getchell. For Assessor—W.J. Organ, Chas. E. Mulloy. : ' Walling, Charles C. Leavitt. _ For District Attorney—M. S-DealFor Treasurer—Jno. A. Laneaster, T. T. Davenport. segs For Collector—Robert Huckins. For Surveyor—H. 8, Bradley. GRAND LaRCENY.—On Saturday night last, a Chinese store at San Juan _was robbed of a lot of goods, and suspicion attached to a Chinanian who left. the place. Bob, Huckins took the Chinaman interested and started in pursuit of the thief, passing through this city early Sunday morning. He kept trace of the “absquatulator” until they reach~ ed Michigan Bluff, Placer county, where he was overhauled and arrested. On Tuesday night Huckins passed through this city on his return to San Juan, where it was expected the pris~ ‘oner would be examined before Judge Stotlar yesterday, BoARD OF SUPERVISORS.—The Bosrd met yesterday morning at.10 o’clock,. -and the repert of Surveyor Bradiey relative to the survey of boundary_line between Nevada and Yuba counties, was accepted and ordered recorded in tke récord of proceedings. The following bills were allowed : M. Byrne, Special Fund, 98; G.’ K. Far$251 ; Jack Studly, $65; Amos Root, $140 ; John Mancy, $93. The last four were in attendance upon small pox. VACANCIES.—Among the list of candidates in our colamns we fail to notice any names for the offices of Senator, Superintendent of Schools, Coroner, Public Administrator or Supervisor of the Second District. Come, gentlemon, don't be bashful—send your announcements in. : va $ DoInc WELL.—The Fourth of July celebration goes. ‘The Soliciting Com» mittee have raised over $800 already, and the canvass is incomplete. The General Committee will meet at the Pennsylvania Engine House, this evening, when further arrangements will be made for the celebration. ARESIGNED.—The resignation of C. F. Bucey; Constable of Eureka township, was yesterday accepted by the Supervisors to take effect June 10th, 1869. Goop CLEAN Up.—On Saturday last a‘tera run of seventeen days, 0.° Cressey & Co., at Blue Tent, cleaned up $2,100. The mines in the vicinity of Blue Tent are yielding very handsomely \ APPOINTMENT.—Peter Rassimusson ‘was appointed by the Supervisors to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig~ . nation of C. F. Bucey, Constable of Eu1eka township. AT WHITE Pine.—We _ understand that Judge Belden was at White Pine -peeted in this city. _ MINING RECORDER.—Joseph Jazobs, formerly of this city, is a candidate for Mining Recorder of Hamilton, White Pine. z _ Receprion.—Hon. A. A. Sargent was Teceived by a delegation of friends at Sacramento, and escorted to the Orleans prepared, © : '. Tax trip between San Francisco and Sacramento, via Vallejo, was lately j mined to dispose of his entire stock TuMBLING Down!—Some envious persong have reported thatthe Suspension bridge. was:about.tumbling down, but we are assured that this isa canard. The greatest “tumbling down” that has occurred lately is that in the dry goods “Goods away as follows: 3,000 yards of centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of En glish and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3 each ; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25: each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks ‘and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ;.300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of thing else in proportion. People. who’ de not buy now lose money. The Store -must-beemptied of Foods within . sixty days. : DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF ToBACCO, TAKE NoTicE.—As the law requires.all chewing and—smokingto-bacco to be restamped before the 1st of July 1869, Julius Greenwald is deterbefore that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers. these articles below San Francisco cest prices, othattime. Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to. call %n Greenwald and ascertain his prices, Nevada, April 20th. a eeneenes Household Furniture For Sale! sisting of BLACK WALNET PARLOR SET, __, BRACK WALNUT CHAMBER SET, MARBLE TOPS, . \ KETCHEN FURNITURE, STOVE & COOKING UTENSILS, BEDS, LOOKING GLASSES, CHAIRS,EXTENSION TABLE, FINE BOOK CASE, CROCKERY, GLASS, and CHINA WARE, PARLOR STOVE, and FIXTURES, , And all other articles necessary for Housekeeping, tor sale, Cheap for Cash. ee Avels at the residence of J. S. GREGORY, at the Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada. jy? IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY A. GOLDSMITH, AS DECIDED to dispose of hia present Stock of H Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, _And everything else in the Store on -the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sts, At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State, These Goods must be sold with “in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was néver before offered to the people of Nevada City. oe NO HUMBUC HERE! 1 500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each, te Ladies! Before buying eisewhere visit the Dry Goods Empo. rium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you cap buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. “y A. GOLDSMITH. made in 3 hours and 27 minutes. . Rosenths?are bound _to sell_orgivs: gingham, 18$ cents per yard, and every. ' . FOR CASH, to close out the articles before. FINE LOT of Household Furniture con}. THE COODS MUST BE! SOLD OR CIVEN AWAY. . S<=BOUND FOR NEW YORK: Must sell at any Sacrifice with= EVER OFFERED! — TO THE Nevada County d GREATEST. INDUCEMENT THE RAILROAD COMPLETED! (BEAT REDUCTION oF PRICES! ~ French Hair Dressing Saloon, PINE STREET, FELIX GELLET.;.Proprictor.if ___ The Old Dry Goods Firm —or— JACOB & SI FVAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO open business in New’York are $ Determined to sell the Entire ‘Stock at any sacrifice.: . ‘THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOS. ED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, > @ Store Keepers, Retail Dealeys and all the People can get Goods below Cost Prices and ‘ Freight thrown off. $e" Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, ~ DRY GOODs, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, _ SHOES, CARPETS, &e. &e._&e, &c., &e. Which are offered at a sacrifice. tS All Sales for CASH ONLY.» Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested to call. a A Dwelling House and Lat for. sale. J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada. CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS ‘INHEAVY AND SHELF © HARDWARE, IRON and POWDER, . FUSE,. QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, ond IRON PIPE Made to order. AGENTS FOR ALLEN WOOD'S PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, AND FURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S = . THE MON ROSENTHAL. . Nevada County Teachers Institute Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. OULD inform the people of this city that they have concludedto Close Out Business in sete “pa GOODS MUST BE SOLD!’ sree. 25000. > _E@ Everything is kept clean about MR. GILLEI'S shop and hen “throws off on nobody,” and pays as much attention to bis ~ cuatomers at reduced, as at former prices. PRICES a nice assortment of French goode, imported direct from Paris by steamers, such as Pinaud’s celebrated perfumery, shaving and toilet soaps, (by the pound or cake), beads oiall colors and sizes, linen thread, in patented cups, even and atrong; tailor needles, hand made horn combs, india rubber toys, magnifying glasses,French books of all descriptions, steam engines in pérfect ranning order, —* etc. : m . ____ AND NOW OFFER FOR SA#®, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF, RASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, @FURNISHING GOODS! 43 Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! COMPLETE SURES: COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY i= TEN DOLLARS! sz And Everything Else in the same proportion ! . . WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite ~ them to calland secure GREAT BARGAINS!!! —— This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., Cerner Broad and Pine Streets. . Opposite Goldemith’s Dry Goode Store, Nevada eity. Penmanship and ,Book-Keeping. . A. ROST, Late of Dyhredfurth College. Chicago, fi give instructions in the ~ and Single and Double Entry Book Keeping,— AT TEMPERANCE HALL.:Nevada City, Kegular Sessions of the School will-be held en 1UESDAY, THURSDAY ant SATURDAY EVENINGS of each week, commencing at 7 o’clock: . Terms for Course of 1§ lessons in Penmanship $500. Book Keeping $10 for course of twomonths. ~ * Private Lessons as per agreement. Pupils can receive Instructions at their houses if they desire. Apply to A. ROST, 7 At Temperance Hall, after 11 o’clock, A. M, Nevada, May 27th, NATIONAL CIGAR STORE. GEORGE W. CAIN, TJAVING purchased the NATIONAL EX CHAN sE CIGAR BTORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, § Will keep on hand a Good Supply of the BEST BRANDS —OFr— ie CIGARS, .2 Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, Ever offered to the public. Nevada, May 27th. WM. NEELY JOHNSON, TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 4% AT LAW, will practice in all the Courts in the Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. and having associated with him H. C. JOHNSON, will agevote special attention toall matters relating. to public lands, before the United States Land Office, and at the State Laud Office, at Sacramento, and before the General Land Office at Washington City. Business arrangements have been completed with prompt and competent agents in Washington for the speedy settlement of all land claims, and it ie believed that unueual facilities can be offeréd:to all persons interested in land Applications for Preemption, Homestead, Mining ciaims, and all other classes of lands drawn up and prepared, and correspondence romptly atte to. 4 Office at Gilicde Mott's building, J street, between Second and Third, Sacramento. Sacramento, Jane 3, 1869. es NOTICE. R. H NOVITSKY bas withdrawn from the firm of . NOVITSKY & SON. The business will be continued by iy =. Fe Chas. Nathan & Samuel W ovitsky Under the firm name of NATHAN & NOVITSHY. Nevada, May 16th, 1600. ESPECTFOLLY announces that he will]ATTENTION TRAVELERS! = FROM AND AFTER THIS Pee ate a TREWEEKLY LINE 5 UF STAGES will ran between Nevada, Omegaand W ashington , Leaving Nevada at 64-A. M., on Tnesdays and Thursdays, and at.2 P. M. on Saturdays. Returning, will leave: Washington, on ‘alternate days, at 7 A. M., arrive at Nevada by ll A, M. Through Fare One Dollar. To or From Central House 50 cts, Freight 75 cents per 100 pounds, Office at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. “. ** Washington—Grissel’s Hotel, + a2 ada, on Proprietors. WashingtonStage €o; Rk, W, LATTA, Agent. Latta’s Mountain Exprees_is—carried on this line, and connects at Névada with Wells, Fargo & Co. aid the Pacific Union Express Co, Collections made, and.all kinds of Express business promptly attended to. R. W. LATTA, Proprietor. Nevada, June-3d, 1869, — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— . pe ps PRODUCE STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. : R. & P, SUMMERS, Proprietors. WM. S. McROBERTS, AS charge of the Eetablishment which is -constahtly supplied with FRESH PARM PRODUCE, consisting of Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Wheat, Barley, Corn, _ Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes anda general assortment of Groceries and Provisions. — The Proprietors having been long engaged in Ranch fi have excellent advantages for procuring all sorts of Farm Produce fresh, and of selling to customers at the Lowest Cash Prices, © Families and consumers generally are invited to give us a call. : je5 . -—~TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. —— The Annual al Session — Z —OF THE— ‘WILL BE HELD IN Washington Hall, NEVADA CITY, Commencing on Wednesday, June 30, at 10 o’clock, A. M, . And continue in Session THREE DAYS. g The County Board of Examiners will meet at the fame place 6n MONDAY JUNE 27th. Applicants for Ceunty Teachers’ Certificates must be present at the First Session of the Board. : E. M. PRESTON m3s County Supt, of Schools, . JACOB NAFFZICER’S a NEW MEAT MARKET, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Bliven & Potter's. ILL BE OPENED ON ON THURSDAY, MAY 13th. He will kill his own Meat which wil] be the best that can be found in the country and will, spare no expense to suit his customers. He invites his old customers and as many new ones as will give him a call and guarantees to give satisfaction to all. All kinds of Meat and Sa will be kept on hand, BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. SSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of Bridegroom to Bride, in the institution of Marriage,—a Guide to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness. Sent by 1 in sealed letter envelope tree of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. je9 usage mii OR H. TILING PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. re . . Graduate of the Unjversity at Dorpat. — ic Building. — a poe reat, of Spring and Pine. st's. opposite the Baptist Church, Nevada city, Ca. ib. W, WILLIAMS. J. B. JOBNGON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON; of Deeds . WILLIAMS, Commissioner hoe tate of Nevada. Nevads, Cal: 03] Besides, Mr. Gillet offers at MUDERATE-

. _ CANDIDATES.—T he following persons Che Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. forthe’ . to the fers of held on ate for : to the ters of 1eld on for the ’. « to the rere of held on for the , to the ters of e held ndidate subject -yoters be held late for ject to voters to be for the y. subublican ries to lute for sioner, epnubiilinaries re. Tp., tion. of ision of a Countarday, himself 1d Com. the Unmty, at y, July late for ject to oters of held on for the et to the teres of held on he nomto the yters of held on ndidaie ly, subyu blican tries. to n Juan, e for the the-Ununty. at y of Julate for bject. to . voters ction to e. undidate County nion Rethe prie for the t to the oters of » held on e for the he decif Nevada n Satnrwill ady, "of Sherlion Rethe priyth, 1869. in Juan, nation ot ne Union , at the y 10th. ureka EVADA al of the with r LAKE 00 = TS and Uections day for: * i . = a =n = B3 . i 3 *# on Monday. He may be shortly expaid a Raters: \ rd i ts u) ¥ this geason. _quhar, stamps, $4; Leopold Garthe, * patients. ‘TRANSCRIPT for the various county of-, fices, subject to the decision of the Un. ion Republican voters,on Saturday, July 10th : : : For Sheriff—Steve Venard, A. W: Potter, Geo. Grant. For County Clerk—G. K. Farquhar. For Assembly—John Pattison, Tallman H, Rolfe, Dr. J. Stotlar,J.M. Days. For Road Commissioner—T. L. Baldwin, Jas. B. Patterson, G. 8. 8. Getchell. For Assessor—W.J. Organ, Chas. E. Mulloy. : ' Walling, Charles C. Leavitt. _ For District Attorney—M. S-DealFor Treasurer—Jno. A. Laneaster, T. T. Davenport. segs For Collector—Robert Huckins. For Surveyor—H. 8, Bradley. GRAND LaRCENY.—On Saturday night last, a Chinese store at San Juan _was robbed of a lot of goods, and suspicion attached to a Chinanian who left. the place. Bob, Huckins took the Chinaman interested and started in pursuit of the thief, passing through this city early Sunday morning. He kept trace of the “absquatulator” until they reach~ ed Michigan Bluff, Placer county, where he was overhauled and arrested. On Tuesday night Huckins passed through this city on his return to San Juan, where it was expected the pris~ ‘oner would be examined before Judge Stotlar yesterday, BoARD OF SUPERVISORS.—The Bosrd met yesterday morning at.10 o’clock,. -and the repert of Surveyor Bradiey relative to the survey of boundary_line between Nevada and Yuba counties, was accepted and ordered recorded in tke récord of proceedings. The following bills were allowed : M. Byrne, Special Fund, 98; G.’ K. Far$251 ; Jack Studly, $65; Amos Root, $140 ; John Mancy, $93. The last four were in attendance upon small pox. VACANCIES.—Among the list of candidates in our colamns we fail to notice any names for the offices of Senator, Superintendent of Schools, Coroner, Public Administrator or Supervisor of the Second District. Come, gentlemon, don't be bashful—send your announcements in. : va $ DoInc WELL.—The Fourth of July celebration goes. ‘The Soliciting Com» mittee have raised over $800 already, and the canvass is incomplete. The General Committee will meet at the Pennsylvania Engine House, this evening, when further arrangements will be made for the celebration. ARESIGNED.—The resignation of C. F. Bucey; Constable of Eureka township, was yesterday accepted by the Supervisors to take effect June 10th, 1869. Goop CLEAN Up.—On Saturday last a‘tera run of seventeen days, 0.° Cressey & Co., at Blue Tent, cleaned up $2,100. The mines in the vicinity of Blue Tent are yielding very handsomely \ APPOINTMENT.—Peter Rassimusson ‘was appointed by the Supervisors to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig~ . nation of C. F. Bucey, Constable of Eu1eka township. AT WHITE Pine.—We _ understand that Judge Belden was at White Pine -peeted in this city. _ MINING RECORDER.—Joseph Jazobs, formerly of this city, is a candidate for Mining Recorder of Hamilton, White Pine. z _ Receprion.—Hon. A. A. Sargent was Teceived by a delegation of friends at Sacramento, and escorted to the Orleans prepared, © : '. Tax trip between San Francisco and Sacramento, via Vallejo, was lately j mined to dispose of his entire stock TuMBLING Down!—Some envious persong have reported thatthe Suspension bridge. was:about.tumbling down, but we are assured that this isa canard. The greatest “tumbling down” that has occurred lately is that in the dry goods “Goods away as follows: 3,000 yards of centsa yard ; 2,500 yards of En glish and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3 each ; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25: each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brooks ‘and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ;.300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of thing else in proportion. People. who’ de not buy now lose money. The Store -must-beemptied of Foods within . sixty days. : DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF ToBACCO, TAKE NoTicE.—As the law requires.all chewing and—smokingto-bacco to be restamped before the 1st of July 1869, Julius Greenwald is deterbefore that time, and as an inducement to dealers and consumers offers. these articles below San Francisco cest prices, othattime. Those who chew, smoke or sell tobacco should be sure to. call %n Greenwald and ascertain his prices, Nevada, April 20th. a eeneenes Household Furniture For Sale! sisting of BLACK WALNET PARLOR SET, __, BRACK WALNUT CHAMBER SET, MARBLE TOPS, . \ KETCHEN FURNITURE, STOVE & COOKING UTENSILS, BEDS, LOOKING GLASSES, CHAIRS,EXTENSION TABLE, FINE BOOK CASE, CROCKERY, GLASS, and CHINA WARE, PARLOR STOVE, and FIXTURES, , And all other articles necessary for Housekeeping, tor sale, Cheap for Cash. ee Avels at the residence of J. S. GREGORY, at the Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada. jy? IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY A. GOLDSMITH, AS DECIDED to dispose of hia present Stock of H Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, _And everything else in the Store on -the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sts, At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State, These Goods must be sold with “in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was néver before offered to the people of Nevada City. oe NO HUMBUC HERE! 1 500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each, te Ladies! Before buying eisewhere visit the Dry Goods Empo. rium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you cap buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates. “y A. GOLDSMITH. made in 3 hours and 27 minutes. . Rosenths?are bound _to sell_orgivs: gingham, 18$ cents per yard, and every. ' . FOR CASH, to close out the articles before. FINE LOT of Household Furniture con}. THE COODS MUST BE! SOLD OR CIVEN AWAY. . S<=BOUND FOR NEW YORK: Must sell at any Sacrifice with= EVER OFFERED! — TO THE Nevada County d GREATEST. INDUCEMENT THE RAILROAD COMPLETED! (BEAT REDUCTION oF PRICES! ~ French Hair Dressing Saloon, PINE STREET, FELIX GELLET.;.Proprictor.if

___ The Old Dry Goods Firm —or— JACOB & SI FVAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO open business in New’York are $ Determined to sell the Entire ‘Stock at any sacrifice.: . ‘THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOS. ED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT. We want to get clear of the Goods, > @ Store Keepers, Retail Dealeys and all the People can get Goods below Cost Prices and ‘ Freight thrown off. $e" Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, ~ DRY GOODs, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, _ SHOES, CARPETS, &e. &e._&e, &c., &e. Which are offered at a sacrifice. tS All Sales for CASH ONLY.» Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested to call. a A Dwelling House and Lat for. sale. J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada. CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS ‘INHEAVY AND SHELF © HARDWARE, IRON and POWDER, . FUSE,. QUICKSILVER, CANVAS HOSE, ond IRON PIPE Made to order. AGENTS FOR ALLEN WOOD'S PATENT GOOSE NECK. CIANT POWDER, AND FURTH’S CAST STEEL. NO. 48 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S = . THE MON ROSENTHAL. . Nevada County Teachers Institute Regardless of Cost! B. MEYER & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets NEVADA CITY. OULD inform the people of this city that they have concludedto Close Out Business in sete “pa GOODS MUST BE SOLD!’ sree.. 25000. > _E@ Everything is kept clean about MR. GILLEI'S shop and hen “throws off on nobody,” and pays as much attention to bis ~ cuatomers at reduced, as at former prices. PRICES a nice assortment of French goode, imported direct from Paris by steamers, such as Pinaud’s celebrated perfumery, shaving and toilet soaps, (by the pound or cake), beads oiall colors and sizes, linen thread, in patented cups, even and atrong; tailor needles, hand made horn combs, india rubber toys, magnifying glasses,French books of all descriptions, steam engines in pérfect ranning order, —* etc. : m . ____ AND NOW OFFER FOR SA#®, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF, RASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, @FURNISHING GOODS! 43 Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c. REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! COMPLETE SURES: COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY i= TEN DOLLARS! sz And Everything Else in the same proportion ! . . WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs, enough to supply every man in the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before we leave the town and therefore we invite ~ them to calland secure GREAT BARGAINS!!! —— This isno Humbug! Before buying elsewhere examine our Goods and Prices ! B. MEYER & CO., Cerner Broad and Pine Streets. . Opposite Goldemith’s Dry Goode Store, Nevada eity. Penmanship and ,Book-Keeping. . A. ROST, Late of Dyhredfurth College. Chicago, fi give instructions in the ~ and Single and Double Entry Book Keeping,— AT TEMPERANCE HALL..:Nevada City, Kegular Sessions of the School will-be held en 1UESDAY, THURSDAY ant SATURDAY EVENINGS of each week, commencing at 7 o’clock: . Terms for Course of 1§ lessons in Penmanship $500. Book Keeping $10 for course of twomonths. ~ * Private Lessons as per agreement. Pupils can receive Instructions at their houses if they desire. Apply to A. ROST, 7 At Temperance Hall, after 11 o’clock, A. M, Nevada, May 27th, NATIONAL CIGAR STORE. GEORGE W. CAIN, TJAVING purchased the NATIONAL EX CHAN sE CIGAR BTORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, § Will keep on hand a Good Supply of the BEST BRANDS —OFr— ie CIGARS, .2 Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, Ever offered to the public. Nevada, May 27th. WM. NEELY JOHNSON, TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 4% AT LAW, will practice in all the Courts in the Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. and having associated with him H. C. JOHNSON, will agevote special attention toall matters relating. to public lands, before the United States Land Office, and at the State Laud Office, at Sacramento, and before the General Land Office at Washington City. Business arrangements have been completed with prompt and competent agents in Washington for the speedy settlement of all land claims, and it ie believed that unueual facilities can be offeréd:to all persons interested in land Applications for Preemption, Homestead, Mining ciaims, and all other classes of lands drawn up and prepared, and correspondence romptly atte to. 4 Office at Gilicde Mott's building, J street, between Second and Third, Sacramento. Sacramento, Jane 3, 1869. es NOTICE. R. H NOVITSKY bas withdrawn from the firm of . NOVITSKY & SON.. The business will be continued by iy =. Fe Chas. Nathan & Samuel W ovitsky Under the firm name of NATHAN & NOVITSHY. Nevada, May 16th, 1600. ESPECTFOLLY announces that he will]ATTENTION TRAVELERS! = FROM AND AFTER THIS Pee ate a TREWEEKLY LINE 5 UF STAGES will ran between Nevada, Omegaand W ashington , Leaving Nevada at 64-A. M., on Tnesdays and Thursdays, and at.2 P. M. on Saturdays. Returning, will leave: Washington, on ‘alternate days, at 7 A. M., arrive at Nevada by ll A, M. Through Fare One Dollar. To or From Central House 50 cts, Freight 75 cents per 100 pounds, Office at Nevada—National Exchange Hotel. “. ** Washington—Grissel’s Hotel, + a2 ada, on Proprietors. WashingtonStage €o; Rk, W, LATTA, Agent. Latta’s Mountain Exprees_is—carried on this line, and connects at Névada with Wells, Fargo & Co. aid the Pacific Union Express Co, Collections made, and.all kinds of Express business promptly attended to. R. W. LATTA, Proprietor. Nevada, June-3d, 1869, — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— . pe ps PRODUCE STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store. : R. & P, SUMMERS, Proprietors. WM. S. McROBERTS, AS charge of the Eetablishment which is -constahtly supplied with FRESH PARM PRODUCE, consisting of Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Wheat, Barley, Corn, _ Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes anda general assortment of Groceries and Provisions. — The Proprietors having been long engaged in Ranch fi have excellent advantages for procuring all sorts of Farm Produce fresh, and of selling to customers at the Lowest Cash Prices, © Families and consumers generally are invited to give us a call. : je5 . -—~TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. —— The Annual al Session — Z —OF THE— ‘WILL BE HELD IN Washington Hall, NEVADA CITY, Commencing on Wednesday, June 30, at 10 o’clock, A. M, . And continue in Session THREE DAYS. g The County Board of Examiners will meet at the fame place 6n MONDAY JUNE 27th. Applicants for Ceunty Teachers’ Certificates must be present at the First Session of the Board. : E. M. PRESTON m3s County Supt, of Schools, . JACOB NAFFZICER’S a NEW MEAT MARKET, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite Bliven & Potter's. ILL BE OPENED ON ON THURSDAY, MAY 13th. He will kill his own Meat which wil] be the best that can be found in the country and will, spare no expense to suit his customers. He invites his old customers and as many new ones as will give him a call and guarantees to give satisfaction to all. All kinds of Meat and Sa will be kept on hand, BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. SSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of Bridegroom to Bride, in the institution of Marriage,—a Guide to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness. Sent by 1 in sealed letter envelope tree of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. je9 usage mii OR H. TILING PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. re . . Graduate of the Unjversity at Dorpat. — ic Building. — a poe reat, of Spring and Pine. st's. opposite the Baptist Church, Nevada city, Ca. ib. W, WILLIAMS. J. B. JOBNGON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON; of Deeds . WILLIAMS, Commissioner hoe tate of Nevada. Nevads, Cal: 03] Besides, Mr. Gillet offers at MUDERATE-