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N. P. BROWN & M. S. DEAL,
Publishersand Proprietors: ;
Office Cor, Broad & Pine Streets.
_—_—
NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL
—“illiard Tables and Bar connected
~ gd the best of care guaranteed: =
NEV A CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1870, Ly
TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT:
BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.
J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor.
r¥ HIS well known Hotel is‘ always open for
the accommodation of the traveling public. Large additions have been made to it,and
and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The
Sleeping Rooms are large,airy and comfortable
and the fable will coipare tavorably with
that of any Hotel in the State, The proprietor
will spare no pains or expense to render his
guests comfortable. ae
Stages for all parts of the State have their
Office at this Hotel.
The House is kept ‘open all night or the
accommodation of the traveling public.
with the Hotel,
A share of public patronage is respectfally
solicited.
JOHN A. LANCASTER.
-Nevada City, Dec. 11th, 1869.
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE
BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,
@pposite the National Exchange .
LANCASTER & ROBINSON,
™ Have the Largest
; ~ lotot HORSES,
INP tae CARRIAGES, and
BUGGIES to be found in this part. of the State
Teams, with elegant Buggies, ‘Wagons and
Hacks to let at. the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terme. Our Horseés'are'free
from vice, of finestyle and capable ot gotng
as fast as any gentleman cares to drive.
Carriages for Funerals attended towith
promptness.
Good Saddle Horses always on hand;
Horses boarded by the day, week or month
LANCASTER & ROBINSON,
Nevada, Oct. 4th. :
7 and Vegetable & ore.
I. R. RUMERY,
__ Mommercial Street.,.Nevada City . . ”
‘ of
VEGETABLES, RANCN AND FINKIN BUTTER, CHEEBSE, CANNED #nxUITS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
EGGS, .&c. &. &ec. ;
(2 [ have made arrangements to receive
ll the different kinds of NEW, VEGE™AL#S ‘AND FRUIT as soon as they appear in
em:arkets below. :
« 4 a
THE -CLOBE NOZZLE
AND COUPLING.
[ParENnt.] a
The attention of Miners is-called to
our Globe, Nozzle and. Coupling, designed to
supply a great want in Hydraulic Mining, dispensing entirely with canvas or other Hose,
and supplying a DurableMachine;
which can be worked under/apy pressure with
eage and eer: , ‘
These Nozzles have been used by Marselus
& Maitman, Nevada city; Geo. H. Atkins, Superippendient of the. Little, York Water and
ining Co. and others, to whom we'refer.
* . Prices ;
There are three sizés which may be obtained atthe NEVADA FOUNDRY, or of the un
deraigned at the following rates:
0. 1—16-inch: Globe,.---. $ 75 00
No. 2—20-inch(Globe.}--.5. 150.00
No, 3—32-inch Globe.... 800 00°
Every Machine warranted to sustain any
pressuré @hd to work with)ease. For partic
ulars apply to ' AREA:
Nevada, Oct. 5th. _
JAMES MONO,
Dealer7
Beef, Pork, Mutten; Corned Beef,
CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c.
. Sar? Meats sold at rqasonable-rates forCash
Shop on Broad Stueet, opposite the Nevad
{RR &J. CRAIG 7
Theatre o12
Nevada, Moore’s Flat & Eureka
ops STAGE LEAVES NEVADA .
epi arma Very Monday, Wednesday and
witmiiuiidiieriday mornings, at 9 o’chock
and retarning alternate days,connecting With
Wells, Fargo ‘andOo's :Bxpress) for LAKE
CITY, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, MOORES
WOOLSEYS AND ORLEANS FLATS and
EUREKA. Packages delivéred, Collections
madeand all Express.business promptly attended to. _,
ge Express leaves Nevada every day for
the above named points. :
L. H. WELLS, Proprietor.
NATIONAL
Hait Dressing and Bathing Saloon.
W) A) BIGOT,
age Proprietor.
=e Partiontar attention’ to
MBATRS the cutting of Gents’, Lapee orente’ cis ao It you: wanta
shave, ts’ call at ace; . Hoty and)
shower Baths at all A ahead VE son hand &@
large stock of Pf: Jepnings”. ductor. the
best article for the hair ever produced. Agen.
orKa : Vegetable Restorer.
.#93e38 Jaow od off ta bo aS
A. €, NILES,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
IvegA -TROREEVAE .O
* expressions not to be foun
EDWARD F. PEIRGE,
. AGENT.
No 228 Sutter street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Most Perfect and beanti
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
IN THE WORLD !
For the American Home Circle'!
The American Organ makes Home
Attractive }
pand refines and elevates the minds of all,
Beautiful in appearance and effects
BITTERS.
—The Best Tonic in the World . —
—<"A Sure Cure: for Dys epsia! <A Safe
Remedy for indigestion !
—
It is a pleasant beverage, and harmless to the
"most deli ate system, Try it once, and
you never will be without it.
Every Family Ought to. Have 2
Botsle in the House.
Take Notice—It having come to our notice
that’some unsctupulous parties are endeavor,
ing to sella spurious article-purporting it to
be our.celebrated I X L Bitters, so universally
in use, now we hereby caution conenmers not
to be imposéd upon’; before purchasing examine if the bottles are provided with our trade
mark—Dr Henley’s signature across the top.of
each. And we strictly warn parties from filling any concoctions into our bottles, and representing it as our Bitters. We'shall prosecute
any and all parties so infringing to the full extent of the law. L. GROSS &.C
Sole Manufacturers Dr Henley’s 1X ., Bitters
5618 Front street. San Francisco.
HAVILAND, . i
HOOPER
& co.
» Importers, Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, CUTLERY,
UHINAand’ .:° KEROSENE,’
GLASSWARE,
HAVILAND,
mnt PREMIUM AWAdDED
Paierneness O
AMERICAN ORGANS !
DE. the great New York State Agricultural
r% Pair, at Rochester, Se tembor 1864, over
the who.e catalogue exhibited there by the
mos hsbsated makers: * ;
—
With themost perfect confidence we call the
attention of the public to the AMERICAN
ORGAN, as an instrument long desired in the
Family Circle, and with our_ patent improve:
ments, is adapted to all kinds of music, more
especially to sacred-music, with its-sustained
tones and harmonies, so much desired and
sought for in American homes.
~The AMERICAN ORGANS are. superior to
all other Instruments of the kind in many
important particolars.
\ADHEY are superior ‘to ‘all others in their
greater fullness and Pipe Organ tone, veluméiand power, ‘They’ are superior in expression, quicknessof action, ‘and elasticity
of.touch,-rendering them perfeetin rapid
moyemente. :
They are superior in ity. and poganty of
tone and when-controlled~by tle DOUBLE
BELLOWS and BLOW PEDALS. Knee Swell,
&c. the most charming effects can be produced
from she softe-t.whisper,of.the Ato! Har
to the fall volume @ wer of the Chure
Organ, thus enabling the, performer $0. give
im any other instrament.
/ The American Organs are by far the
most, beautiful in ext finish, forming a
handsome. piece of Furniture for the Parlor or
Sittiug Koom and occupying but little spacey
and perfect andcomplete in every particular.”
Folished in the highes,-.yleof th art. The
Oak and Walnut Cases are finished in OW,’
Fer @hurches, Lecture Rooms, Lodg
the American Organ is especially ad
its beauty of style, its excellence, irs variety,
volume and strength of tone..
PHE AMERICAN ORGANS
Are pronouneed by mere.than one-hundred of
ithe best Organiste of the country to béesuperior
jto any other-yet produced, and have received
? et ¥ =7
cgr-Khe Firet. Premium wherever
exhibited.
42 Send for Circulars.
Every Instrament watratited to prove satisfactory or the mouey returned. ~~ ft gh pag Vl
Sr Alborders should be addressed to.
EDWARD) F., PEIRCE.
. Sole Agent forthe AMERICAN “ORGANS
WEbER'S PIANOS, and HALLED # GUM.
STON’S PIANOS. aio ;
p@ oi ae > ; ,
No. 228 SULBER, STABBED! 6”)
i ee RE Te bas Saws sags
#
The Rosewood Cases are Varnished and . EMOOPER OS.
; & co.
ARE AGENTS FOR THE
No. 335 Pine Street.
Belo 4 Montgomery Street:
San Francisco, Sept 30th.
BOOTS AND SHOES
“WILLIAM R, COE
Corner of Main & Commerciat Sts*
T have just received
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
Consisting of
Gent» Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
ee Missés? and Children’s
morals, Saers, Shoes,
Slippers, & ; Coy &L.
From the best Maviafacturers of New York,
fa and Boston.
Mubher Boots, Gopte, badics $se@
NI) CHILDRENS’ SHOES,
Just from the Manufactory, received by the last
; steamer.) Lalso have. a full asser*ment.of
SHOE FINDINGS,
Miller's Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Ol},
French Calf, Kip ogg Aree So'o Leather
Lace Leather. Pegs, ils, Awls, Thread,
Lasts, arid in fact gvepything to be
found tna first class Shoe
and Finding Store.
> Repairing done.in-the very best style
Roots and Shees made to order.
And a good fit warraued in every case. I
keep Boots of my Own manufacture always
on hand. and will sell my Goods
saper,than any other
this city.
SAN SRANCISCO
PLATING GOLD .
AND
SILVER WORKS.
Te QUARTZ MILL°MEN,. MINERS, HCTiLL KEEPERS, and others.
The San Francised Plating Works ¢re‘prepared to furnish Silver Plate, Copper, Amal_. gamating Plates, of a'isizes snd in any quantities. a’ the Very. Lowest Rates.”
Full weight of Silver deposited and eatisfaction guaranteed in every respect.
we Particular attention given to Plating
Goods for Builders, Plumbers andGunsmiths.
2" OLD GOODS of all kinds replated for
Hotels, Restanrants, &c.
(2 All work done at the lowest prices.
E, G. DENNISTON, Proprietor.
HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agents.
Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers.
335 PINE STREET, Near MONTGOMERY
. acre The finest quality ot Sheet Copper exessly for Mining purposes furnished “and
uf to any sizemt the Lowest rates.
A full assor of Played, Goods and Cut-.
le r sale a ‘Fates.
x. Francisco, Jan. 4th.
“2 HUNT, ML, Dy
i adi gaivig
‘@ tel i
eal eras
At the Court House.
yt Get gt od T al
=
. San Peaneiaes, Jani /
: ¥ coe
teat .cs gideoD TH rn ¥F
GLE [THE BANK OF
4} At the old stand of Geo. W. Kidd .
ce Ae 8 ol ee
LR, W. TULL Y.-.-sseesee.
LAMPS.
“Ban Fraaclsco Plating Works.
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OFFICERS:
HENRY MACKLE,.«..+s+-+e+e«sPresident.
James Whartenby,
W.L. Tisdale, — John Cashin,
H, Mackie, ° : R, W, Tally,
John W. Hinds.
ONEY TO-LOAN on good: collatetal. s¢car .
Highest Bites paid for City and Couaty ‘War~LegalTenders bought and sold at regular
ratea,
Gold Dust bought. Bullion disconnted,
Liberal advances made on Gold Dust'or Bul
lion for Assay.or Coinage at the Mint,
Deposits [General and Special] received.
Checks-en Sanfrancisco, Sacramento, San
Jose, Stockton and ag City.
Drafts on Hastern Cities, London and’ Gerany.
Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe and,
Phenix & Home Insurdnce Companies.
m
CORRESPONDENTS?
San Francisco—The Bank‘of California,
Sacramento—The Bank of D. O. Mills &Co.
Virginia City—The Bank of Agency Bank of
California.
Nevada, Oct. ist, 1869.
Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage
THE DUTCH FLAT AND
. NEVADA STAGE LINE
Z ° will hereafter ‘make direct
enna connection with the Kastern
and Westorn bound trains atDutch Fiat, as
follows:
Leaving Dutch Flat Station at 7 o'clock, A.
M.; or on the arrival of the Westward bound
train, arriving in Nevada City at 11 ASM.
Leaving Nevada City at 2 o'clock, P. M. will
connect with the Eastern bound. train, at’
Dutch Flat, at 6.55 P. M. going and coming
via Red Dog, You Bet and Little York.
gp The entire trip made in Baylight. _ ae:
-For passage apply at the Stage Office,
Union Hotel, on Main street.
Day Express peTween NevADA AND
DerenFrat, sopnecsing mae Wells, Fargo .
& Co. FRANK G. GUILD, Agent,,
GEO, H. COLBY, Proprietor,
lil
FASHION. SALOON,
___ JoHINMAGUIRE, ,
T's REMOVED to his NEW SALOON on
PINE SPREET, nearly opposite his old
stand, where he will always keep on. hand a
good stock of .
Wines, Liquors, Ales, and Porter
AND CIGARS,
Of the very best quality. Give me a call—1
can always be found at the bar prepared sto
do justice to all-who yisit my honge, 19
JOHN: CALDWELL,
Attorney at Law,
“5 and
Justice of the PeaceNearly. opposite National Exchange Hotel.
NEVADA CITY.
Nevada, Jan ist. x
L. W, WILLIAMS, J. B. JOHNSON
WILLIAMS & JOHNSON,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
And Notaries Public.
L. W, WILLIAMS, Coinmissioner of Deeds
the State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. 031
CONGRESS BOOKSTORE
W. K. SPENCER. JOHN PATTISON.
SPENCER & PATTISON,
1.. °. « Sueceessors to G, R. Crawford.
Broad street...... Nevada City.
AVING ADDED LARGELY TO THE
stock of Goods, we shall keep constautly.on hand an assortment of
Handsome Gift Books,
School Books,
Initial Paper, Legal. Letter and
Fancy Note PaperBLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD
‘PENS, PAPERS; PERIODICALS ‘and MAG
AZINES, and a general useortment of STA
TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES.
Office of the Western Union Telegraph Co,
Nevada, Dec. 6th, f
DENTISTRY.
T. Ws iMcINTYRE,
[IF DENTAL SURGEON!
Ofiice—Cot. Broad & Pine Sts. over Banner's,
\IS. PREPARED TO DO ALL
H kinds of Dental Work~at-sbort,
' notice and in the best manner,—; Artificial Teeth inserted anda
yood fit guaranteed. Full U , nV ol*
Be Teain Aled wi a ‘Gold from 2
erve: tro: MSUIVE. is
be Rina aiteork sharanoed to ite the
har; made. * ui best satisfaction or noe
o-Cashier .
“Charles Marshys0 7"
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL,
CASHIN & KENT,
f
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!
ANQ1
ARTICLE oF
HAMS, BACON AND LARD,
. The Produot of Three Theusand
tention to their
BRAND OF LARD.
es
. mese are manufacturing and sell
WwW
Nevada City, Jan. 29th:
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
CIGAR STORB'!
JULIUS GREENWALD
Has’ THE LARGEST AND BEST SE
LEOTED STOCK OF ee
im Novada County.
He hav also on hand the
GENUINE INPORTED.
FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS !
TOBACCQ, the best assortment: eyer
brought here, such as
ERUIT BRAND,
NEPTUNE,
MARY SSOWN,
PEACH BLOSSOM,
ris &e, &&. KE.
Crampton’s.12 lb. hard. pressed,
Atlantic Cable.. *
Lester’s Fig and Rough & Read ¥
Twist—the best ever brought to, this
market.
Navy, of every description,
,. And all other brands of
CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO,
“Too numerous too mentien.
™ Consumers will save money by’
buying their RUBACCO in large:
Also, aZlarge selection of
Meerschaum Pipes,
_. % L Pocket Knives
Playing Cakds, —Monte & Faro Car
Which ha mtlisoBak ph advaate onan
Fs i ie
. te ugiens Tesi gre Sos
; «BROAD STREE T ¥
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wevada on"
They wish to call particular ak
‘SBWAND?) upon them, asthe Chix
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