June 22, 1864 (4 pages)

ME! sf Of hing unty : ‘ Mevada Daily Transcript, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 224. LOCAL MATTERS. Qtickest TRIP on RecorD.—The quickest trip ever mage on any of the routes =s Stage Co.'s stage on Sunday last. The stage __eity, a few midutes past 12 o'clock, m . left the National Exchange Hotel, in this Your—~ > ae ck in the il Sts., before . A! — and the guificent ¢ prices Apliece. t $18 — ia ___aad arrived at their office in Virginia city ~fat 5 minutes_before 1 o'clock on. Monday. __to Washve, was made by the California y NEW SPRING GOODS! 4 Ze a, d _— ace Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. ——— 4 oe anette . P. BANNER, _. ‘ON THE.CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FYAS: JUST RECKIVED a large and Ele . esse serene Weaver’& Company’s Column. ; A CARD, WEAVER Nevada, Jan. 22d; 1864. w= beg to inform our friends and the Public *hat on and after i Monday the 25th day of Jannary, FROM & COMPANY, “We shall sell our Goods, — Es = _= =. ai qnetuing,-toaking the trip_through-tare-ittte _less than thirteen hours. The. Pioneer line, . onthe Placerville route, seeing the necessity—of-doing something: brilliant oti their. Toute, have lately, so we are informed, put On the fastest borses on one of their coaches, with a limited number of passengers, say enough to balance ‘the stage, and orders are given to go it at the greatest speed; in order to beat the California Stage Co. into Vire ginia’ city, while the other stages on that route ‘are let aloue-and get in any ‘time they choose. or about threé or four hours later than the stages by the Heuness Pass. Qa Monday woruing last, the solitary coach, the rack team, MeLane’s best, arrived in: Vir-. _. --ginia , city: at. half past two o'clock, being beat in by the California Staze Co, ome hour and ahalf; asd itis claimed by the*friemts of the Pioneer ling” that the trip was made in less time thao ever before, or will be made again. way for the Pioneer liae to beat the stages on the Henness “Priss, unless they . move their steck to this"route, and esven_if. they do that, we can offer no encuuragementto them, as we are bound to support the older lines; -and tease them ontin the cold. To Conrractuns--=PteBoard oft _Lrusteés advéttise into-day'’s TRANSCRIPT . Bebled proposals for the re-ceustruction of sidewalk in the Various parts of the city. Property holders baving failed te comply with the “Ordinayce,” ihe-aforesaid Trustees have taki the matter in hand aud want contracts fur doing the job: —-Read-the ad&, ject. Se ~ ‘mtest a: arned. le upon lined to een sold ash and whade. that we best and sin the Festan.Beortenttoop<=Preparations fora grand time have been made at Moore's . Fiat, -in-this county, by the Fenian Broth . erhood, for the éelebration of the ourth of July, aud the receipts of the Hall in the Dee LiteNst.—An Ordinance hes been passed sad gone info effect, taxing alldope within the city of Nevada, the sum of: fou dollars per head. In times past but little . Secouragemevt has been offered the City : Marghal to enforce the Ordinance to the letter, he being only allowed 5 per cent. of the receipts. Now, the Board of Trustees have incréased the Marehal’s fees to 50 per cent., and he has already commenced an attack upon dogs around the tewn. Those persons who are owners of dogs wilt do well to pay the tax immediately if they wish the fives of their canines preserved. MISTAKE.—JIn our article yesterday on mining at Omega, we were considerably out of the way. We understand from a gentle. man fesiding near that place that there are » two big companies at Work at Omega who are supplied with water from the big ditch. Joun R. Rivce.—We “forget to notice that this gentieman had become conuected with the Grass Valley National. The Nae tional announces that improvements will soon be made—in the paper—of such & character as will prove satisfactory to its friends and patrons. What's ia the wind? _———__. MUCH uneasiness is felt for the steams ship Golden Age, now overdue four days.— It is feared the Chompion, from NeW York, , has been captured by a pirate on the Atlantice side. MARSHAL’S SALARY.—As per Ordinance in anvther column, the Marehal’s salary hes been fixed as fullows : $75 per month, to be paid out of the city treasury; $6 for all arrests, when-collected: 50 per eent. of all monies collected on account of Dog Licen868; 25 per cent. on Poll Taxes; 15 per cent. on Road Tax; and 5 per cent. on all money collected. on other city revenue. Minine -Rope.—Miners and others engaged in sinking shafts or inclines are directed to the advertisement of A. 8. Hales lidie, im another column. BOTH the Calistoga and White Sulpbur Springs are crowded with visitors. If the latter. is the case, _we-—see—ne-+ vertisement and be enlightened upon -the subévening is for the bevefit of the Order, . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, _ Selected express!y for this market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will @ispese of on such TERMS aa As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. Wey He das in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s. Furnishing . Goods, .» . HAFS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing TRU VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, &c. Which he offers at &ec. PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine their stock previous to making purchases. The prices are. LOW, whife the goods are of a superior quality and will be found to be as represented, : __ BP BANNER. ~~ Central Pacific Railroad, ( . Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : ~~ UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 0.10 A. M-, atrive at Newcastle: at 7 30 A. M. , Sacramento at 1 P.M ,arrive at Neweastle at 3.30 P.M 4 3 Sacramento at SP. M, arrive at Newcastle at N ANDAFTER MONDAY, JUNE 6th, unpeer e te ere rtonty rer ceapcaermrrpe rer neta ores nT DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Newvastle at 6.45 A. M., arrive at Sacramento at S.40A M. z~ Neweastle a: 10.30 a. M , arriveat Sacramento at T2 M. oa. Newcastle at 5 Pp. M., arrive at Sacramento at 6.40 P.M. The6.15 A. M.and 5 P.M. up trains connéet at the junetion with the cars of the Catifornia Cen tral Railroad for Lineoln. The645 4: m, down train from Folsom for Sseramento de M. train conneets at the same place with the cars for Folsom-and at Sacramento with the steamers ‘for San Francisco. ; z On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving Sacramento at 6715 4-M., and Newcastle. at 10,30 A. M. ~ Stages for Virginia city, Dutch\Flat, Nevada city and intermediate places connect with the cars at Newcastle at 7.30 A. mw. Stages for Ma rysville and other points north connect atdincoln at 7.3040 a ‘ LELAND STANFORD, President C. P: KR R. Co. Sacramento, June isth—tf Some things can be done as well as others--Sam. Patch. JOHN C. FINDLEY, Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to bear this fact in mind. that he is selling ‘ the best of 3 AMERICAN BEEF, Cheaper than the very Cheapest 4 Enot onty keep on hand the best of Beef, -but always have the nicest MUTTON, ; and the 1030 PORK, AND VEAL, Thave been selling Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal to the citizens of Nevadafor a number of years know exactly what they want—the very best Meats at alow figure. 1 am the man to suit them in-this respect If you want Spanish Beef—cheap and oily--and that which a canine would not have the co to attack, why then try comes pane where they keep it--I don’t sel! such stuff. . Neither dol seli Pork, Veal or Mutton _that has been made apparently fat on saw-dust and dry -bones.Persone wishing sayin in the meat line shou'd purchase only of those: dealers that are known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BEEF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per co uence, ex pecting the large increase of t usiness, 1 have completed arrangements to supply any number of peopte with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! . JOHN C. FINDLBY. Hevada, June 1éth. 6° Very Reasonable Prices!_4-3{ : ft system, and with our facilities in San FranJF_til further notice, the trains of the Central = Feecives passengers { EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.+ We shall keép no more running acéounte, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur chased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has teen sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have -heretofore been on the Books of this Nedar: ; In a credit business. the GOOD and ‘PROMPT PAYING customers have to chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the 2 Cash Principle?! In our business, wé shall be able to sell at — LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred= cisco, will beableto give out customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at #uch prices a8 will j : Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. ~ Our business will be conducted on the prinei_ ples of : Quick Sales, Light Profits and no We shall strictly adhere to _ ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the beral patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the sti and trusting that our Ca¢h System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. C ~~WEAVER & COMPANY. . WEAVER & COMPANY a DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, —_—— WHOLESALE ‘AND RETAIL. ia” FORCASH. NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. tH Goods delivered Free of Charge. 423 Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer-. . SILKS, MANTILLAS IRISH POPLINS, . “A Slight Cold,” Coughs. Few are aware of the importaiice of checking a Cough or “sLIGHT COLD” in its first stage ; that which im the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected. soon attacks the lungs “Brown’s Bronchial Troches’’ give sure and almost immediate relfef. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they. can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires. Agents for California, REpINGTON & Co., San Francisco. — , » The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine is furnished to-any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen tobe appreciated. Rcad the following . testimonial from a few of our prominent citizens ‘who have them. Instructions given free. : GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Névida . We, the undersigned, having the “Flcrence” in successful operation at our homes, would cheerfully recommend them to those in want of a Sewing Machine as superior to all others. H. MACKIE. C. M. BATKs, M, D., G. K. FARQUHAR,R. H. FARQUHAR, N. W. KNowWcron, E W. BIGELow, JOHN HERZINGER. wees JACOB ROSENTHAL, : lias just received at his eee ‘“*‘MART OF FASHION !"’: No. 54 Broad Street, Nevadn. N_ entire new stock of Spring -and Summer 4X Goods consisting inpart’of _ bf Plain and Fancy Silks, Challis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, ae , Hostery, Carpets, Oil Cleths, &c. _~ Which we offer at VERY LOW RATES! lam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New. York, and ean afford to sell them Cheaper than any other Dry Goods House in the city. The Ladies of Nevada and the surround.-, ing towns-areinvited-to ea} and-see—for—thenrstives. My prices arc tow andGoods _witt be . fountas represented “fhanktul te-my patrons for past favors I solicit a continuaace. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 23d 7 —New Store and New Goods SOL. ROSENTHAL, Commercial: St.; under the Transerips: Office, ] {43 JUST RECEIVED a large and splendid stock of DRY Goons, fy Foer the Spring and Summer tc} W hich — be seen at his nicely arranged Store: ¢ Every article in the Dry and Fancy Goods Line, In endless variety may be seen at this Establish“puicut. “My stock consists ip part of a splendid [ lot of. Linens, of all kinds. Also. a fine lot of California Jewelry, warranted of the first quality. _— ~My Prices are low to suit the hard times: Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam_. Tie the [Woods and prices, My motto is,**Quick Sales and Small Profits,” Give mea éall. : 5, fit ret SOL. ROSENTHAL, ‘Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. Nevada, May 18th. 4 Competition Defied ! ! Great Reduction in prices of Beef. Beef from four to twelve cts per lb. OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION BEEF! BEEF! BEEF! Everybody read this Advertisement _/DAVID A. HOWARD, Takes this method of informing the citizens of Nevada that he has opened a First Class Meat Market at the old aad well-known stand, a few deors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, on COMMERCIAL STREET, ss a On and after to-day the prices of Meat will be as follows : The Best Cuts 12 cts per Ib. Medium Quality 4 cts. per Ib. Hotels furnished with Meat,’ all kinds, at Ten Cents per Ib. I shall always keep on hand the best of BEEF, VEAL, PORK, = 1 MUTTON, My Meats are warranted to be the best to be had, atalitimes. TERMS CASH. Nevada, June II th. BAKERY. W. J. DAVIS, _ Takes this method of informinz his friends, former patrons and the publie BROAD STREET generally that he has taken. bis old stand ~ on Broad Street, Where he will keep onhand as heretcfore, the tof Family Bread, Pies, Cakes, : =n Confectionery, ' ~ — a. a&e. Thankful the patronage heretofore bestowed upon me! respectfully the same. __§-¥> Needles. thread and silk for sale-by————__}. 2. —__ : Consisting in part of the following articles :— oe NEW CLOTHING STOF — Nevada and t they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, AT THE— : Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, _Wherethey ‘have just. received-a'N ew. Larye CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS AND €4aPs, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HAN DKEREHIEFS, COLLARS (California Blankets, And in fact everything usually found in an Es-tablishment of this kind, ; _They have alsoa very large stock FRENCIE 4 AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits. Especially adapted for § They invite the attent jon of évery one to their stock of Goods which is 2 Entirely New and all of ihe Latest Styles and Fashion! _ Every garment purchased at this Establich ment is warranted to_fit. n tas been making Fashionable garments for seyeral years, inthis city, will see that every arti cle gives the best srtisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are-enabled-to-sett then as = _ A ROSENTHAL*& €O._ OULD respectfully inform the citizens of _ . he surrounding towns that . pring und Summer Wéar Mr. Rosenthal, who -. aud Splendid stock of ~ at aad ea { ‘CHEAP AS ‘THE CHEAPEST. -"Phey hope, by givin customers, to merit a rohaye, : = good satinfaction to their, iberal share of public pat—DON’T FORGET THE PLACK~ TON THE CORNER OF Broad and Pine Streets, A. ROSENTHAL & CO, _Nevada, May Sth, : . New Dry G ods Store. “A. GOLDSMITH, ] EGS leave to invite the Ladies of Nevada snd vicinity and the public ia general to call und exayhine his x Si: New and Magnificent STOCK OF = SPRING. AND SUMM ER GOODS" Comprising the finest selection of Silks, lins, Merinos, French and En lish Prints, Delatnes, and Lewns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. 4 Pop g=Also a aplendid assortment ot Fane Trimmings. Embroideries, Lace tions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL CLO THS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates} Goods, 8, of al deseripVery thankful for past patronage, I respectfnily solicit a continuance of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine ftrects, at the Jute Hae _staud of Bates & McCormick, NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully. intorm the Ladies of rounling towns that she has opened a 1 first elass Millinery Store, on ? Brot D STREET, Copesite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mi) linery Establishment 1 have such arranyements mnade that 1 shall be-in receipt of Ne Goods by eyery steamer. Particular atten will be paid to muking Cloaks, -Mantil Dresses, & New Store! New mm” and mie20on Stock! PHILIPS has resréved to BROAD: 8'r,, e next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND, Meershaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, und every description of FANCY GOODS. Orders from the country promptiy and faithfully, attended to. Come and try one of my gplendid Cigars—and if youwantTebacco—1 have got the best in the State. mys WM. C. RANDOLPH, . Successor to C. W. Young Chronometer & Watch Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &e ‘Commercial street, ‘¢ of eae Oe Davis.” Hear the Corner of Pine 8 Nerv June Mh—tf ai > IN KNONS NEW BRICK BUILDING, Opp. the stores of Goldy mith and Weaver & Co. Nevada elty and the sur. — —. F

ME! sf Of hing unty : ‘ Mevada Daily Transcript, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 224. LOCAL MATTERS. Qtickest TRIP on RecorD.—The quickest trip ever mage on any of the routes =s Stage Co.'s stage on Sunday last. The stage __eity, a few midutes past 12 o'clock, m . left the National Exchange Hotel, in this Your—~ > ae ck in the il Sts., before . A! — and the guificent ¢ prices Apliece. t $18 — ia ___aad arrived at their office in Virginia city ~fat 5 minutes_before 1 o'clock on. Monday. __to Washve, was made by the California y NEW SPRING GOODS! 4 Ze a, d _— ace Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. ——— 4 oe anette . P. BANNER, _. ‘ON THE.CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FYAS: JUST RECKIVED a large and Ele . esse serene Weaver’& Company’s Column. ; A CARD, WEAVER Nevada, Jan. 22d; 1864. w= beg to inform our friends and the Public *hat on and after i Monday the 25th day of Jannary, FROM & COMPANY, “We shall sell our Goods, — Es = _= =. ai qnetuing,-toaking the trip_through-tare-ittte _less than thirteen hours. The. Pioneer line, . onthe Placerville route, seeing the necessity—of-doing something: brilliant oti their. Toute, have lately, so we are informed, put On the fastest borses on one of their coaches, with a limited number of passengers, say enough to balance ‘the stage, and orders are given to go it at the greatest speed; in order to beat the California Stage Co. into Vire ginia’ city, while the other stages on that route ‘are let aloue-and get in any ‘time they choose. or about threé or four hours later than the stages by the Heuness Pass. Qa Monday woruing last, the solitary coach, the rack team, MeLane’s best, arrived in: Vir-. _.. --ginia , city: at. half past two o'clock, being beat in by the California Staze Co, ome hour and ahalf; asd itis claimed by the*friemts of the Pioneer ling” that the trip was made in less time thao ever before, or will be made again. way for the Pioneer liae to beat the stages on the Henness “Priss, unless they . move their steck to this"route, and esven_if. they do that, we can offer no encuuragementto them, as we are bound to support the older lines; -and tease them ontin the cold. To Conrractuns--=PteBoard oft _Lrusteés advéttise into-day'’s TRANSCRIPT . Bebled proposals for the re-ceustruction of sidewalk in the Various parts of the city. Property holders baving failed te comply with the “Ordinayce,” ihe-aforesaid Trustees have taki the matter in hand aud want contracts fur doing the job: —-Read-the ad&, ject. Se ~ ‘mtest a: arned. le upon lined to een sold ash and whade. that we best and sin the Festan..Beortenttoop<=Preparations fora grand time have been made at Moore's . Fiat, -in-this county, by the Fenian Broth . erhood, for the éelebration of the ourth of July, aud the receipts of the Hall in the Dee LiteNst.—An Ordinance hes been passed sad gone info effect, taxing alldope within the city of Nevada, the sum of: fou dollars per head. In times past but little . Secouragemevt has been offered the City : Marghal to enforce the Ordinance to the letter, he being only allowed 5 per cent. of the receipts. Now, the Board of Trustees have incréased the Marehal’s fees to 50 per cent., and he has already commenced an attack upon dogs around the tewn. Those persons who are owners of dogs wilt do well to pay the tax immediately if they wish the fives of their canines preserved. MISTAKE.—JIn our article yesterday on mining at Omega, we were considerably out of the way. We understand from a gentle. man fesiding near that place that there are » two big companies at Work at Omega who are supplied with water from the big ditch. Joun R. Rivce.—We “forget to notice that this gentieman had become conuected with the Grass Valley National. The Nae tional announces that improvements will soon be made—in the paper—of such & character as will prove satisfactory to its friends and patrons. What's ia the wind? _———__.. MUCH uneasiness is felt for the steams ship Golden Age, now overdue four days.— It is feared the Chompion, from NeW York, , has been captured by a pirate on the Atlantice side. MARSHAL’S SALARY.—As per Ordinance in anvther column, the Marehal’s salary hes been fixed as fullows : $75 per month, to be paid out of the city treasury; $6 for all arrests, when-collected: 50 per eent. of all monies collected on account of Dog Licen868; 25 per cent. on Poll Taxes; 15 per cent. on Road Tax; and 5 per cent. on all money collected. on other city revenue. Minine -Rope.—Miners and others engaged in sinking shafts or inclines are directed to the advertisement of A. 8. Hales lidie, im another column. BOTH the Calistoga and White Sulpbur Springs are crowded with visitors. If the latter. is the case, _we-—see—ne-+ vertisement and be enlightened upon -the subévening is for the bevefit of the Order, . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, _ Selected express!y for this market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will @ispese of on such TERMS aa As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. Wey He das in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s. Furnishing . Goods, .» . HAFS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing TRU VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, &c. Which he offers at &ec. PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine their stock previous to making purchases. The prices are. LOW, whife the goods are of a superior quality and will be found to be as represented, : __ BP BANNER. ~~ Central Pacific Railroad, ( . Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : ~~ UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 0.10 A. M-, atrive at Newcastle: at 7 30 A. M. , Sacramento at 1 P.M ,arrive at Neweastle at 3.30 P.M 4 3 Sacramento at SP. M, arrive at Newcastle at N ANDAFTER MONDAY, JUNE 6th, unpeer e te ere rtonty rer ceapcaermrrpe rer neta ores nT DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Newvastle at 6.45 A. M., arrive at Sacramento at S.40A M. z~ Neweastle a: 10.30 a. M , arriveat Sacramento at T2 M. oa. Newcastle at 5 Pp. M., arrive at Sacramento at 6.40 P.M. The6.15 A. M.and 5 P.M. up trains connéet at the junetion with the cars of the Catifornia Cen tral Railroad for Lineoln. The645 4: m, down train from Folsom for Sseramento de M. train conneets at the same place with the cars for Folsom-and at Sacramento with the steamers ‘for San Francisco. ; z On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving Sacramento at 6715 4-M., and Newcastle. at 10,30 A. M. ~ Stages for Virginia city, Dutch\Flat, Nevada city and intermediate places connect with the cars at Newcastle at 7.30 A. mw. Stages for Ma rysville and other points north connect atdincoln at 7.3040 a ‘ LELAND STANFORD, President C. P: KR R. Co. Sacramento, June isth—tf Some things can be done as well as others--Sam. Patch. JOHN C. FINDLEY, Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to bear this fact in mind. that he is selling ‘ the best of 3 AMERICAN BEEF, Cheaper than the very Cheapest 4 Enot onty keep on hand the best of Beef, -but always have the nicest MUTTON, ; and the 1030 PORK, AND VEAL, Thave been selling Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal to the citizens of Nevadafor a number of years know exactly what they want—the very best Meats at alow figure. 1 am the man to suit them in-this respect If you want Spanish Beef—cheap and oily--and that which a canine would not have the co to attack, why then try comes pane where they keep it--I don’t sel! such stuff. . Neither dol seli Pork, Veal or Mutton _that has been made apparently fat on saw-dust and dry -bones.Persone wishing sayin in the meat line shou'd purchase only of those: dealers that are known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BEEF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per co uence, ex pecting the large increase of t usiness, 1 have completed arrangements to supply any number of peopte with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! . JOHN C. FINDLBY. Hevada, June 1éth. 6° Very Reasonable Prices!_4-3{ : ft system, and with our facilities in San FranJF_til further notice, the trains of the Central = Feecives passengers { EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.+ We shall keép no more running acéounte, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur chased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has teen sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have -heretofore been on the Books of this Nedar: ; In a credit business. the GOOD and ‘PROMPT PAYING customers have to chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the 2 Cash Principle?! In our business, wé shall be able to sell at — LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred=

cisco, will beableto give out customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at #uch prices a8 will j : Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. ~ Our business will be conducted on the prinei_ ples of : Quick Sales, Light Profits and no We shall strictly adhere to _ ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the beral patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the sti and trusting that our Ca¢h System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. C ~~WEAVER & COMPANY. . WEAVER & COMPANY a DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, —_—— WHOLESALE ‘AND RETAIL. ia” FORCASH. NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. tH Goods delivered Free of Charge. 423 Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer-. . SILKS, MANTILLAS IRISH POPLINS, . “A Slight Cold,” Coughs. Few are aware of the importaiice of checking a Cough or “sLIGHT COLD” in its first stage ; that which im the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected. soon attacks the lungs “Brown’s Bronchial Troches’’ give sure and almost immediate relfef. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they. can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires. Agents for California, REpINGTON & Co., San Francisco. — , » The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine is furnished to-any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen tobe appreciated. Rcad the following . testimonial from a few of our prominent citizens ‘who have them. Instructions given free. : GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Névida . We, the undersigned, having the “Flcrence” in successful operation at our homes, would cheerfully recommend them to those in want of a Sewing Machine as superior to all others. H. MACKIE. C. M. BATKs, M, D., G. K. FARQUHAR,R. H. FARQUHAR, N. W. KNowWcron, E W. BIGELow, JOHN HERZINGER. wees JACOB ROSENTHAL, : lias just received at his eee ‘“*‘MART OF FASHION !"’: No. 54 Broad Street, Nevadn. N_ entire new stock of Spring -and Summer 4X Goods consisting inpart’of _ bf Plain and Fancy Silks, Challis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, ae , Hostery, Carpets, Oil Cleths, &c. _~ Which we offer at VERY LOW RATES! lam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New. York, and ean afford to sell them Cheaper than any other Dry Goods House in the city. The Ladies of Nevada and the surround.-, ing towns-areinvited-to ea} and-see—for—thenrstives. My prices arc tow andGoods _witt be . fountas represented “fhanktul te-my patrons for past favors I solicit a continuaace. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 23d 7 —New Store and New Goods SOL. ROSENTHAL, Commercial: St.; under the Transerips: Office, ] {43 JUST RECEIVED a large and splendid stock of DRY Goons, fy Foer the Spring and Summer tc} W hich — be seen at his nicely arranged Store: ¢ Every article in the Dry and Fancy Goods Line, In endless variety may be seen at this Establish“puicut. “My stock consists ip part of a splendid [ lot of. Linens, of all kinds. Also. a fine lot of California Jewelry, warranted of the first quality. _— ~My Prices are low to suit the hard times: Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam_. Tie the [Woods and prices, My motto is,**Quick Sales and Small Profits,” Give mea éall. : 5, fit ret SOL. ROSENTHAL, ‘Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. Nevada, May 18th. 4 Competition Defied ! ! Great Reduction in prices of Beef. Beef from four to twelve cts per lb. OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION BEEF! BEEF! BEEF! Everybody read this Advertisement _/DAVID A. HOWARD, Takes this method of informing the citizens of Nevada that he has opened a First Class Meat Market at the old aad well-known stand, a few deors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, on COMMERCIAL STREET, ss a On and after to-day the prices of Meat will be as follows : The Best Cuts 12 cts per Ib. Medium Quality 4 cts. per Ib. Hotels furnished with Meat,’ all kinds, at Ten Cents per Ib. I shall always keep on hand the best of BEEF, VEAL, PORK, = 1 MUTTON, My Meats are warranted to be the best to be had, atalitimes. TERMS CASH. Nevada, June II th. BAKERY. W. J. DAVIS, _ Takes this method of informinz his friends, former patrons and the publie BROAD STREET generally that he has taken. bis old stand ~ on Broad Street, Where he will keep onhand as heretcfore, the tof Family Bread, Pies, Cakes, : =n Confectionery, ' ~ — a. a&e. Thankful the patronage heretofore bestowed upon me! respectfully the same. __§-¥> Needles. thread and silk for sale-by————__}. 2. —__ : Consisting in part of the following articles :— oe NEW CLOTHING STOF — Nevada and t they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, AT THE— : Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, _Wherethey ‘have just. received-a'N ew. Larye CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS AND €4aPs, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HAN DKEREHIEFS, COLLARS (California Blankets, And in fact everything usually found in an Es-tablishment of this kind, ; _They have alsoa very large stock FRENCIE 4 AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits. Especially adapted for § They invite the attent jon of évery one to their stock of Goods which is 2 Entirely New and all of ihe Latest Styles and Fashion! _ Every garment purchased at this Establich ment is warranted to_fit. n tas been making Fashionable garments for seyeral years, inthis city, will see that every arti cle gives the best srtisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are-enabled-to-sett then as = _ A ROSENTHAL*& €O._ OULD respectfully inform the citizens of _ . he surrounding towns that . pring und Summer Wéar Mr. Rosenthal, who -. aud Splendid stock of ~ at aad ea { ‘CHEAP AS ‘THE CHEAPEST. -"Phey hope, by givin customers, to merit a rohaye, : = good satinfaction to their, iberal share of public pat—DON’T FORGET THE PLACK~ TON THE CORNER OF Broad and Pine Streets, A. ROSENTHAL & CO, _Nevada, May Sth, : . New Dry G ods Store. “A. GOLDSMITH, ] EGS leave to invite the Ladies of Nevada snd vicinity and the public ia general to call und exayhine his x Si: New and Magnificent STOCK OF = SPRING. AND SUMM ER GOODS" Comprising the finest selection of Silks, lins, Merinos, French and En lish Prints, Delatnes, and Lewns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. 4 Pop g=Also a aplendid assortment ot Fane Trimmings. Embroideries, Lace tions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL CLO THS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates} Goods, 8, of al deseripVery thankful for past patronage, I respectfnily solicit a continuance of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine ftrects, at the Jute Hae _staud of Bates & McCormick, NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully. intorm the Ladies of rounling towns that she has opened a 1 first elass Millinery Store, on ? Brot D STREET, Copesite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mi) linery Establishment 1 have such arranyements mnade that 1 shall be-in receipt of Ne Goods by eyery steamer. Particular atten will be paid to muking Cloaks, -Mantil Dresses, & New Store! New mm” and mie20on Stock! PHILIPS has resréved to BROAD: 8'r,, e next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND, Meershaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, und every description of FANCY GOODS. Orders from the country promptiy and faithfully, attended to. Come and try one of my gplendid Cigars—and if youwantTebacco—1 have got the best in the State. mys WM. C. RANDOLPH, . Successor to C. W. Young Chronometer & Watch Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &e ‘Commercial street, ‘¢ of eae Oe Davis.” Hear the Corner of Pine 8 Nerv June Mh—tf ai > IN KNONS NEW BRICK BUILDING, Opp. the stores of Goldy mith and Weaver & Co. Nevada elty and the sur. — —. F