June 29, 1864 (4 pages)

aio ME! Ing mnty ! Your a ‘kin the 1 8ts., before A! oom and the ynificent e priecs iplece. t Sis Suits ards. heap. Patest ed: arned. ‘le upon mined to been sold rash and shade. ) that we best and es in the truth of }no clap l and ex oh is ia . Usion Gotp anp_ Quartz Minne Co. ~one of the best constructed mills in the upper part of the county. The company have _ taken out an immense quantity of beautiful looking quartz within the past few months, aud as 300n as the mill is. ready will com. . Company sent several tons to this city to be _seads well tested, there being no quartz mills easton work, if they had no lead of their “tead that-will pay one hindred dollars to the quartz that will-yield, at the present Jow the further down. the leads go the ricLer_ _within the past eighteen months. You Bet ~ Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46,1. 0. O. F , held at WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29tb. LOCAL MATTERS. Thiscompany, whose mine is situated near the head ofthe forks of —DisemondCreek, four miles-from, Omega, will have their new mill-completed and in running order in about two weeks. It-is_said to be A menece crushing. short time ago the tested; which paid $22 50 per ton, besides all the expenses of taking it’out aud hauling it here, a distance -of about. 26 miles. We dearn from parties residing in that particuTar locality that the rock is get out very . easily, not costing aver. $2 per ton. There js nv duubt but that. a great many leads will be taken: up there aud worked successfully. Que. great drawback has been in going so great a distanee to. have the néw in ‘that vicinity:.We opine the ‘Union’’ would be kept running, night and day; on own. Nevada county abounds in good paying lodes, but men lack the energy to gét at this branch of business, which in time is bound to be the most prominent of the va. rious kinds of mining. Some men, by sinking a coyote hole, sf they do net discover a ton, abandon. it forthwith, when io reality rates of labot and crushing, $10 and $12 per vou, ought to be cousidered good. One thing? has been cleerly demonstrated of late, that and thicker they" ‘are, -So far as Nevada is concerned, we believe there are men here now who are-bound to make # good deal of money out of quartz, or lose: considerable ‘and We have not the least doubt of the fors mer being the case. “4 — ENTERTAINMENT. ‘THIS EVENING.—On account of the meeting of the “Christian Commission,” Mr. C. B. Plummer did not appear as advertised, but postponed his en« tertainment till this evening, in order’to give everybedyia chance to attend both places.— We sincérely hope that the Baptist Church will be crowded to-night. Pluwmer is decidedly a gezius, as «. ! ua a good elocutionist, and a perfect imitator.-Go everybody, for there never will be sv good an opportuni. ty again to enjoy a rich treat. The admission is only fifty cents, and it is worth a dol« lar if seven-eighths of the shows that come along are worth two bits. STRUCK IT.—We are glad to record the fact that our venerable friend, Hon. Seth Martin, has struck the celebrated blue lead on his claims at You Bet, very rich indeed. Our informant says that in all probability Seth will erect a mill on tte claims very soon. Should he do so, it will: make the seventh b mill. that hag beén erected iu that vicinity is a splendid mining section. WILSon & Zoyana's Crrcts will’ pers form at Moore's Flat on the 6th #f July, North San Juan on the 7th, and Graas Valley onthe 8th and 9th. We Lave also been requested to state that the Circus will not £0 to Red Dog or You Bet. Persons living in that section of the county, desirous of seeing this great show, are advised to visit this city on the 4th of July. Exciting time in Nevada city on the glorions Fourth—u det ! _— ELeECTION.—At a regular meeting of Red Dog, June 25th, the fullowing officers were eletted,for the ensuing term : L. P. StClair, N. G.; L. H. Heydleauf4 V. G.; Robt. MeGoun, R. S.;.A. H. Mallory, T.; A. A. Wood, P. 8.; E. J. Cook, James Darling and Wm, Wright, ‘ Trpstees. Circus.—The great circus of Wilson & Zoyara, will give three grand performances in thie city oa the afternoon and evening of Monday next, July 4th, and another on Tuesday evening July Sth. It is said to be the best circus that ever came to the State.— Everybody should go and see it. Read the advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT and the “Revaka Daily Transeript 0 NEW SPRING G . Ge and seethe NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF ~~ Pe ? BROAD AND PINE STREETS, ] AS JUST RECEIVED a-targe and Elegant assortment of ‘FASHIONABLE~ CLOTHING, —-Beleetedexpressly for thie market. — The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Suinmer Trade, And of QUALITIES. unsurpassed by any Cloth ing House in thit State, which he will dispose of on such TERMS As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. @ oe He has in Store-a tery Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS,” BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with A very large and fine eapertaamnt Boy’s Clothing — TRUNKS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, VALISES, GAITERS, &e. dc. Which he offers at i-# Very Reasonable Prices! 4-9 * PERSONS ARE INViFED to ‘call and examine their stock, previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are of a superior quality and. will be found to te as represented, + BANNER. , FOUNTAIN SODA! —AT—~ TRY THAT FRANK GUILD's On Main Street, next door to the Post Office. aie a Nevada city. 1776 1864 GRAND CELEBRATION = ee _—~ARD— : MILITARY PARADE, At Nevada City, July 4th. Order of Exercises Reception of Visiting Companies. Sunday, July 3d—Keception of Little York Union Guard, and Pacitie Guard of vuteh Flat, Monday, July 4th—Reception of Grass ¥alley ‘Union Guard, and Auburn Greys, at 9 o’clock, A. M. near J. N. Turner’s residence. Procession, The procession will be formed on Broad streét at 10 o’clock, A. M. under the superintenuence of rake yee Pare James Collins, of ths 4th Brigade California Militia. : Route of Procession: Down Broad street t6 Main, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad, up Broad to Main, down Main to Boulder, up Boulder to the Pavilion. Exercises at tLe Pavilion, Music by the Band. Presentation of colors, Nevdda Light Guard. Song by the Glee Club. Prayér by the Chaplain—Rey. H Cummings. Music by the Band. Reading of the Declaration of Independence by Miss 5. Jewitt. Song by Glee Club. Oration by Hon. David Belden. Music by the Band. Song by the Glee Club. Procession will re form and march to Broad Street. ‘ by the Ladies, to the noon at @e’Parade Ground. A Salute of One Hundred Guns. will be fired during the day by Artilleryman Davis. A Grand Ball at night. je2s-td — Nevada Brewery, bille of the day. KEPT BY E. WEISS, Ne. 55, Broat Street, Nevada City. AGER BEEE 00ld im guantities to’ suit, wholesale and retail. have been in the Brewer) business since 1360 in Nevada, and am thankful for the patronage bestowed on me the publie and ‘a continuance of the same. ‘Nevada, June $ E. WEIss. Gentlemen’s Furnishing! Goods, . . _Battallion Drill and Dregs Parade in the aiter. ogee 7s oe Weaver & Comt — any'’s Column. A CARD. FROM . WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. TE to inform our friends and th W “here and after —_—_ Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, =z H-EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or ion delivery. ‘We have been forced to. pursue this course, from the gréat difficalty-and loss that iias been sustained in collecting eucha large number of accounts 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 up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle?! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilities in San.Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri ces a5 will . Defy Contpetition: Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will beconductéed on the princeiples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad. Debts. ONE PRIC FE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patsonage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for ‘a continuance of the same; and trusting that our Cash System, will mect their approval, © We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AXD— LIQUORS, wit bg WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 2 ie” FOR CASH. # NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. [H” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 3 We shall strictly adhere to “A Slight Cold,’’ Coughs. Few are aware of the importanee of checking a Cough or “SLIGHT COLD” in its first stage ; ‘that whichia the beginning y»would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected. soon attacks the lungs. ‘‘Brown’s Brenehial Troches”’ give sure and almost immediate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can--be carried in the pocket and taKenas occasion reAgent# for California, REpINGTON & Co., San Francisco. Sewing Machines.—the FLORENCE is taking the place of all others. . It is furnished at San Kranciseo catalogue prices—FREIGNT ADDED—to any part of Neyada coanty. Instructions free. Needles, ‘Phread and Silk for-sale. REFERENCES—[ By Permission. } H. Macktik. C. M. BATES, M. D., 4G. K. FARQUHAR, Re-H.-FARQUHAR, -N. W. KNOWLTON, E W. BIGELow, JOuN HERZINGER. 8. Lovey. GEO: ARANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad atreet, Nevada Nevada, June 24*h, 18i4—tf ; NOTICE. a copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore «xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Juseph A. Donohoe, Wiliam C. Ralston and Ralph S$: Fretz. of San Francisco. under the tigm name of RUGENE KELEY & CO., New York, and DONOHOE; RALSTON -& CO., San Francisco. will cease on the First (ist) day of July, isé4—Kugene Kelley and J. A. Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnership. The business will ve settled in New York by Eugene Kelley. and in-San Francisco by William C. Ralston and R.S. Fretz. Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Kalston & Co, : 4 EUGENE KELLY, wt ee a Por LGA, Donohoe, Attorney.) < J. A. DONNHOE, W.C. RALSTON, R: 8° FREYTZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. 4% HE undersigned have formed-a copartnership Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY &CO. m San Francisto, andEUGENE KELLY & €0-,, in New York, commencing July 1, 1864 Their Banking House in this city will be at the southest corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streeta. EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A * San Francisco, June lth, 1864 DONOHOE, je24-1m E. F. SPENCE, . Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. ® _ Some things can be done as well as others--Sam,. Patch, JOHN C. FINDLEY, bear this fact in mind that he is selling + the best of AMERICAN BEEF, Cheaper than the very Cheapest ! I not only keep on hand the beet of Beef, but always have the nicest : MUTTON, PORK, AND VEAL, T have been relling Betf, Pork, Mutton and Veal to the citizens of Nevadafor a number of rome know exactly what they want—the ver st 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 courage to attack, why then try some Sauer where they keep 1t--I don’t sell such etuff. Neither do I seli Perk, Veal or Matton that has been made apparently fat, on saw-dust and dry bones. ® , "ersuns wishing —oe in the meat line should purchase only of thove dealers that are -known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BREF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per consequence, ex’ peeting the large increase of tusiness, I have completed arrangements to supply any number of peopie with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! g JOHN C. FINDLEY. _ Nevada. June 16th. ICE CREAM SALOON! JULIUS VREYFUS, OULD ihform the Ladies and Gentlernen of Nevada that he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery, Pine Sti, -The very best quality of Ice Cream, Confectionery and Cake All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. -A roum has been fitted up expressly as an Ice Cream Department. Every «kind of Candics for sale wholesale or tall. "Cake of every kind ton hand and made to order fs Lena ae nae _— a As i -have in wm ie best o Genera and Beheve ii aa te tee all articles purchased at this place to be of a superior quali. Give mea trial al) you in want of the good things in this line. * jf . Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to, for the transaction-of-a yeneral Banking and} and Splendid stock of. "They have: algo a very large stock FREN Ci IN KNON'S NEW BRICK BUILDIN NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Wt respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding. towns: that they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, —AT TRE Corner of Broad & Pine Streets; Where they have just received a New, Larze 0-4 0-2-8 Consisting ia part of the following-articlés:— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS; UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, " HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact everything usually “found in an Ketablishment of this kind, AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, bad Ks pecially agapted for Spring and Summer wear hey invité tle attention of every one to their stock of Goods which {s : : Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and F’ashiern}. : Every garment purchased at this Establish ment is werranted to fit. Mr. Rosenthalwho: oe been n azine Fashionable garments for seyeral years, in this city, will see that-everyard-—— cle sives the best gs tisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terma that they are enabled to sellthem aaCHEAP AS 'THE CHEAPEST, They hope, by giving good satisfaction to their. a customers, to merit a liberal share of public pat =: ronage, —DON’T FORGET THE V1 ACK— ON THE CORNER oFr— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldemith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO, Nevada, May Sth, . : New Dry Goods Store. A. COLDSMITH, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. h R208 leave to tavite the Ladies of Novada and vicinity and the public ja general te call and examine his ; 4 New and Magnificent ah STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop liws, Mertnos, French and English Prints, Delaines, and Lawns, Chambrays, $ Ginghama, &c. All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. Also.a splendid assortment ot Fancy Goode, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all descrip tions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. I respeetfully solicit a continuance of the sume. A. GULDSMITH., Corner of Broad and Pine ¢trects. at the late stand of Bates & MeCorimick. NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E.CO FFEY, — WOULD respectfaity snform the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towne that she has opened a first class Millinery Store, on. ' BROAD STREET. Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and’ will keep constantly on hand, : . Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Ketablishment. 1 have such arrangemente made that 1 wha be iu receipt of New Goods by every steamer. ~Partieular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantiilas and Dresses, m20 New Stock! New ‘Store! L PHILIPS has removed to. BROAD STT. e next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBA OF EVERY BRAND. : Meershaum‘and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery; Toys, Baskets, und every description of FANCY GOoDSs. Orders frém the .country promptiy and faithfully attended to. Come and oraee of my#plendid Cigars—and if you want Tobacco—1 have got the best in the State. : ‘ mys _. WM. C. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young Chronometer & Watch Maker. PELALER If “ y WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, & c Commercial Street, ~~ CCO, Be ~ Near the June Mh—tf 4 Corner of Pine Street. Kevada. + FoR Me \ ee sic

aio ME! Ing mnty ! Your a ‘kin the 1 8ts., before A! oom and the ynificent e priecs iplece. t Sis Suits ards. heap. Patest ed: arned. ‘le upon mined to been sold rash and shade. ) that we best and es in the truth of }no clap l and ex oh is ia . Usion Gotp anp_ Quartz Minne Co. ~one of the best constructed mills in the upper part of the county. The company have _ taken out an immense quantity of beautiful looking quartz within the past few months, aud as 300n as the mill is. ready will com. . Company sent several tons to this city to be _seads well tested, there being no quartz mills easton work, if they had no lead of their “tead that-will pay one hindred dollars to the quartz that will-yield, at the present Jow the further down. the leads go the ricLer_ _within the past eighteen months. You Bet ~ Brooklyn Lodge, No. 46,1. 0. O. F , held at WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29tb. LOCAL MATTERS. Thiscompany, whose mine is situated near the head ofthe forks of —DisemondCreek, four miles-from, Omega, will have their new mill-completed and in running order in about two weeks. It-is_said to be A menece crushing. short time ago the tested; which paid $22 50 per ton, besides all the expenses of taking it’out aud hauling it here, a distance -of about. 26 miles. We dearn from parties residing in that particuTar locality that the rock is get out very . easily, not costing aver. $2 per ton. There js nv duubt but that. a great many leads will be taken: up there aud worked successfully. Que. great drawback has been in going so great a distanee to. have the néw in ‘that vicinity:.We opine the ‘Union’’ would be kept running, night and day; on own. Nevada county abounds in good paying lodes, but men lack the energy to gét at this branch of business, which in time is bound to be the most prominent of the va. rious kinds of mining. Some men, by sinking a coyote hole, sf they do net discover a ton, abandon. it forthwith, when io reality rates of labot and crushing, $10 and $12 per vou, ought to be cousidered good. One thing? has been cleerly demonstrated of late, that and thicker they" ‘are, -So far as Nevada is concerned, we believe there are men here now who are-bound to make # good deal of money out of quartz, or lose: considerable ‘and We have not the least doubt of the fors mer being the case. “4 — ENTERTAINMENT. ‘THIS EVENING.—On account of the meeting of the “Christian Commission,” Mr. C. B. Plummer did not appear as advertised, but postponed his en« tertainment till this evening, in order’to give everybedyia chance to attend both places.— We sincérely hope that the Baptist Church will be crowded to-night. Pluwmer is decidedly a gezius, as «. ! ua a good elocutionist, and a perfect imitator.-Go everybody, for there never will be sv good an opportuni. ty again to enjoy a rich treat. The admission is only fifty cents, and it is worth a dol« lar if seven-eighths of the shows that come along are worth two bits. STRUCK IT.—We are glad to record the fact that our venerable friend, Hon. Seth Martin, has struck the celebrated blue lead on his claims at You Bet, very rich indeed. Our informant says that in all probability Seth will erect a mill on tte claims very soon. Should he do so, it will: make the seventh b mill. that hag beén erected iu that vicinity is a splendid mining section. WILSon & Zoyana's Crrcts will’ pers form at Moore's Flat on the 6th #f July, North San Juan on the 7th, and Graas Valley onthe 8th and 9th. We Lave also been requested to state that the Circus will not £0 to Red Dog or You Bet. Persons living in that section of the county, desirous of seeing this great show, are advised to visit this city on the 4th of July. Exciting time in Nevada city on the glorions Fourth—u det ! _— ELeECTION.—At a regular meeting of Red Dog, June 25th, the fullowing officers were eletted,for the ensuing term : L. P. StClair, N. G.; L. H. Heydleauf4 V. G.; Robt. MeGoun, R. S.;.A. H. Mallory, T.; A. A. Wood, P. 8.; E. J. Cook, James Darling and Wm, Wright, ‘ Trpstees. Circus.—The great circus of Wilson & Zoyara, will give three grand performances in thie city oa the afternoon and evening of Monday next, July 4th, and another on Tuesday evening July Sth. It is said to be the best circus that ever came to the State.— Everybody should go and see it. Read the advertisement in the TRANSCRIPT and the “Revaka Daily Transeript 0 NEW SPRING G . Ge and seethe NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF ~~ Pe ? BROAD AND PINE STREETS, ] AS JUST RECEIVED a-targe and Elegant assortment of ‘FASHIONABLE~ CLOTHING, —-Beleetedexpressly for thie market. — The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Suinmer Trade, And of QUALITIES. unsurpassed by any Cloth ing House in thit State, which he will dispose of on such TERMS As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. @ oe He has in Store-a tery Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS,” BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with A very large and fine eapertaamnt Boy’s Clothing — TRUNKS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, VALISES, GAITERS, &e. dc. Which he offers at i-# Very Reasonable Prices! 4-9 * PERSONS ARE INViFED to ‘call and examine their stock, previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are of a superior quality and. will be found to te as represented, + BANNER. , FOUNTAIN SODA! —AT—~ TRY THAT FRANK GUILD's On Main Street, next door to the Post Office. aie a Nevada city. 1776 1864 GRAND CELEBRATION = ee _—~ARD— : MILITARY PARADE, At Nevada City, July 4th. Order of Exercises Reception of Visiting Companies. Sunday, July 3d—Keception of Little York Union Guard, and Pacitie Guard of vuteh Flat, Monday, July 4th—Reception of Grass ¥alley ‘Union Guard, and Auburn Greys, at 9 o’clock, A. M. near J. N. Turner’s residence. Procession, The procession will be formed on Broad streét at 10 o’clock, A. M. under the superintenuence of rake yee Pare James Collins, of ths 4th Brigade California Militia. : Route of Procession: Down Broad street t6 Main, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad, up Broad to Main, down Main to Boulder, up Boulder to the Pavilion. Exercises at tLe Pavilion, Music by the Band. Presentation of colors, Nevdda Light Guard. Song by the Glee Club. Prayér by the Chaplain—Rey. H Cummings. Music by the Band. Reading of the Declaration of Independence by Miss 5. Jewitt. Song by Glee Club. Oration by Hon. David Belden. Music by the Band. Song by the Glee Club. Procession will re form and march to Broad Street. ‘ by the Ladies, to the noon at @e’Parade Ground. A Salute of One Hundred Guns. will be fired during the day by Artilleryman Davis. A Grand Ball at night. je2s-td — Nevada Brewery, bille of the day. KEPT BY E. WEISS, Ne. 55, Broat Street, Nevada City. AGER BEEE 00ld im guantities to’ suit, wholesale and retail. have been in the Brewer) business since 1360 in Nevada, and am thankful for the patronage bestowed on me the publie and ‘a continuance of the same. ‘Nevada, June $ E. WEIss. Gentlemen’s Furnishing! Goods, . . _Battallion Drill and Dregs Parade in the aiter. ogee 7s oe Weaver & Comt — any'’s Column. A CARD. FROM . WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. TE to inform our friends and th W “here and after —_—_ Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, =z H-EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or ion delivery. ‘We have been forced to. pursue this course, from the gréat difficalty-and loss that iias been sustained in collecting eucha large number of accounts 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 up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle?! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilities in San.Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the

advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri ces a5 will . Defy Contpetition: Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will beconductéed on the princeiples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad. Debts. ONE PRIC FE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patsonage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for ‘a continuance of the same; and trusting that our Cash System, will mect their approval, © We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AXD— LIQUORS, wit bg WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 2 ie” FOR CASH. # NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. [H” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 3 We shall strictly adhere to “A Slight Cold,’’ Coughs. Few are aware of the importanee of checking a Cough or “SLIGHT COLD” in its first stage ; ‘that whichia the beginning y»would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected. soon attacks the lungs. ‘‘Brown’s Brenehial Troches”’ give sure and almost immediate relief. Military Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can--be carried in the pocket and taKenas occasion reAgent# for California, REpINGTON & Co., San Francisco. Sewing Machines.—the FLORENCE is taking the place of all others. . It is furnished at San Kranciseo catalogue prices—FREIGNT ADDED—to any part of Neyada coanty. Instructions free. Needles, ‘Phread and Silk for-sale. REFERENCES—[ By Permission. } H. Macktik. C. M. BATES, M. D., 4G. K. FARQUHAR, Re-H.-FARQUHAR, -N. W. KNOWLTON, E W. BIGELow, JOuN HERZINGER. 8. Lovey. GEO: ARANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad atreet, Nevada Nevada, June 24*h, 18i4—tf ; NOTICE. a copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore «xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Juseph A. Donohoe, Wiliam C. Ralston and Ralph S$: Fretz. of San Francisco. under the tigm name of RUGENE KELEY & CO., New York, and DONOHOE; RALSTON -& CO., San Francisco. will cease on the First (ist) day of July, isé4—Kugene Kelley and J. A. Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnership. The business will ve settled in New York by Eugene Kelley. and in-San Francisco by William C. Ralston and R.S. Fretz. Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Kalston & Co, : 4 EUGENE KELLY, wt ee a Por LGA, Donohoe, Attorney.) < J. A. DONNHOE, W.C. RALSTON, R: 8° FREYTZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. 4% HE undersigned have formed-a copartnership Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY &CO. m San Francisto, andEUGENE KELLY & €0-,, in New York, commencing July 1, 1864 Their Banking House in this city will be at the southest corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streeta. EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A * San Francisco, June lth, 1864 DONOHOE, je24-1m E. F. SPENCE, . Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. ® _ Some things can be done as well as others--Sam,. Patch, JOHN C. FINDLEY, bear this fact in mind that he is selling + the best of AMERICAN BEEF, Cheaper than the very Cheapest ! I not only keep on hand the beet of Beef, but always have the nicest : MUTTON, PORK, AND VEAL, T have been relling Betf, Pork, Mutton and Veal to the citizens of Nevadafor a number of rome know exactly what they want—the ver st 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 courage to attack, why then try some Sauer where they keep 1t--I don’t sell such etuff. Neither do I seli Perk, Veal or Matton that has been made apparently fat, on saw-dust and dry bones. ® , "ersuns wishing —oe in the meat line should purchase only of thove dealers that are -known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BREF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per consequence, ex’ peeting the large increase of tusiness, I have completed arrangements to supply any number of peopie with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! g JOHN C. FINDLEY. _ Nevada. June 16th. ICE CREAM SALOON! JULIUS VREYFUS, OULD ihform the Ladies and Gentlernen of Nevada that he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery, Pine Sti, -The very best quality of Ice Cream, Confectionery and Cake All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. -A roum has been fitted up expressly as an Ice Cream Department. Every «kind of Candics for sale wholesale or tall. "Cake of every kind ton hand and made to order fs Lena ae nae _— a As i -have in wm ie best o Genera and Beheve ii aa te tee all articles purchased at this place to be of a superior quali. Give mea trial al) you in want of the good things in this line. * jf . Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to, for the transaction-of-a yeneral Banking and} and Splendid stock of. "They have: algo a very large stock FREN Ci IN KNON'S NEW BRICK BUILDIN NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Wt respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding. towns: that they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, —AT TRE Corner of Broad & Pine Streets; Where they have just received a New, Larze 0-4 0-2-8 Consisting ia part of the following-articlés:— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS; UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, " HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact everything usually “found in an Ketablishment of this kind, AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, bad Ks pecially agapted for Spring and Summer wear hey invité tle attention of every one to their stock of Goods which {s : : Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and F’ashiern}. : Every garment purchased at this Establish ment is werranted to fit. Mr. Rosenthalwho: oe been n azine Fashionable garments for seyeral years, in this city, will see that-everyard-—— cle sives the best gs tisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terma that they are enabled to sellthem aaCHEAP AS 'THE CHEAPEST, They hope, by giving good satisfaction to their. a customers, to merit a liberal share of public pat =: ronage, —DON’T FORGET THE V1 ACK— ON THE CORNER oFr— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldemith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO, Nevada, May Sth, . : New Dry Goods Store. A. COLDSMITH, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. h R208 leave to tavite the Ladies of Novada and vicinity and the public ja general te call and examine his ; 4 New and Magnificent ah STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop liws, Mertnos, French and English Prints, Delaines, and Lawns, Chambrays, $ Ginghama, &c. All of the finest and latest styles and fashion.. Also.a splendid assortment ot Fancy Goode, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all descrip tions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. I respeetfully solicit a continuance of the sume. A. GULDSMITH., Corner of Broad and Pine ¢trects. at the late stand of Bates & MeCorimick. NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E.CO FFEY, — WOULD respectfaity snform the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towne that she has opened a first class Millinery Store, on. ' BROAD STREET.. Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and’ will keep constantly on hand, : . Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Ketablishment. 1 have such arrangemente made that 1 wha be iu receipt of New Goods by every steamer. ~Partieular attention will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantiilas and Dresses, m20 New Stock! New ‘Store! L PHILIPS has removed to. BROAD STT. e next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBA OF EVERY BRAND. : Meershaum‘and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery; Toys, Baskets, und every description of FANCY GOoDSs. Orders frém the .country promptiy and faithfully attended to. Come and oraee of my#plendid Cigars—and if you want Tobacco—1 have got the best in the State. : ‘ mys _. WM. C. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young Chronometer & Watch Maker. PELALER If “ y WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, & c Commercial Street, ~~ CCO, Be ~ Near the June Mh—tf 4 Corner of Pine Street. Kevada. + FoR Me \ ee sic