March 14, 1865 (4 pages)

juarter rid. : of the itation. iraess, ,, t gainanage, ; WwW Osited proved rity of K, pada. ~ cifics, Devasla Dail y Transcript, . TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH: 14,LOCAL MATTERS. ‘THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.—On Sun. . day last, the agents of the Christian Commission addressed the people of this city at the Methodist Church. In consequence of the bad-weather, the ‘audience was not 86 large as it would otherwise have been. The discourses were listened to with marked atten-. _ tion, and many affecting incidents were . related by the speakérs. They told of the relief given the wounded ‘and dying, and how the anxions enquiries of friends had been anewered by the agents. In the camp and on the field, the agents are ever at hand, ready and eager to alleviate pain and smooth the couch of the dying soldier. An incident re‘lated by otie of the speakers, shows that. the hearts of the soldiers are enlisted in the ease for which they are fighting, and the fortitude with which they endure suffering. A Chaplain imprisoned at Libby prison was exchanged, and while tuking leave of his associates he came to one who was almost gone, from starvation” “The poor eniaciated . hero, clothed in filthy rags, as he held out his bony fingers to the Chaplain said, Uncle Abe not to back for us boys; we are willing to perish to save the'nation.’’ Many other like incidents were related, which show that the spirit which oun make the hero embrace death for his country’s honor actuates the Union army. The Christian and the Sanitary Commissions have 8 broad field for work and should be liberally ustained by. the people. They appeal to loyal men in behalf of suffering soldiers, who are not the instruments of a tyrant and who do not fight for hire, but who are noble specimens of the American people, with hearts in the cause for which-they fight. About fifty dollars was raised by collection at the . meeting, and a monthly contribution of abont $40 started. We have no doubt this amount willbe largely increased when the ladies appointed shall visit Rcahincsans ae! ae various districts in this city. The following ladies were placed on tne} committee: Mrs. M. Torson; Miss Mary ere Mise Anna Irwin ; ; Mrs. Dr. Hunt; Mrs. G.K, Farquhar; Miss $. J. Jewett; Mrs. W. C. _ Stiles; Mrs James Metro; Miss Maggie Murchie; Miss Hélew Murchie; Miss Fanny Berry; Mrs. M, Milliken; Mrs Mary Colby; Mre. A ia Pies; Miss M. E. Hubbad. The committee met yesterday, and was organized by the election of Miss Anna Irwin President, Miss M. E. Hubbard Seere“tary, Mrs.Mary Torson Treasurer. A meeting of the committee was called at the Union Hotel on Wednesday next, at five o’clock P. M. i Game CaPprukep.—A couple of gentlemen engaged in mining, a short distanee from this city, captured a fine specimenof the goose family on last Saturday. They were at work near the rear of a garden, when their attention was attracted by the noise of aflock of geese flying over.They suspend-. . ed work and while gazing ata long line of . fowls. they heard the noise.of wings behind ‘them,.and observed a gouse so near that they were able to “shoot it with a shovel.” The bird was winged and both sportsmen _ pitched headlong over rocks and sluice boxes to secure their game. It was brought to town-and presented toe a gentleman here, the capturers being rewarded by sundry “cocktails.” All supposed ‘that the goose had: become tired and left the flock. In the evening, a gentleman who owns several fine China geese, missed one, and on making inquiry, found that the Celestial fowl, hear. ing the cries of the passing flock became ambitious and attempted to follow them, but could barely get to thetep of the garden fence and had to come down in the diggings. The owner found his property uninjured, the gentlemen learned the difference betweena Chine and a, wild goose, and the entire daniage can be covered by the cost of a bottle of . “cocktails.” Strange to say, neither of the gentlemen. boast of their success aw hunters. Taaxxs .— We are y unee obligations. to ‘Hon. Wm. H. Higby for a Directory for the second session of the Thirty-eighth Congress, . containing much valuable information, and . for many other documents and speeches. “Tee quarterly meeting of the Big Tunnel Giatgoap wal be bald ba the office of the Company in this city, on Saturday, Aprij Ist, at 8 o’clock,. P.M. strom coe wr Kas reddiiaa __ It has ever been a true s ser rity it e . ply te pespeaepeniyy i mor ti “Tel down a single inch . ; . NEW STOREI! AND NEW — OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens ‘and-families of Nevada city ‘and . the surrounding towns that he has opened a _ Family Grocery es — : Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the Natidnal Exchange Sandia mereweecmemerecercapsais Hotel, on Broad Street,* He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of every thing. in the way ot GROCERIES, ene PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, aa.’ tr} —&e: To which he invites the attention of all m want of. anything in this line, , These Goods will be sold ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ee ~-fn order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, IL shall seil strictly FOR CASH . Purchasers are particntatly invited to the following List of Prices Current, CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. ° Ranch Buttér, 50 cents per poand. Goshen Cheese, 25 cents per pound. €aliforvia Hams, 25 cents per pound. _Cahifornia. Bacon, 25 cents per pound. —_, &thmus Cod Fish 20 cents per pound: ~ California Lard per can $1 50 Clear Pork 25 cents per pound. Crushed Sugar 20 cents per pound. Powdered Sugar 20 cents per pound. 8. F. Refined Sugar 163 cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents per pound. Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per Ib. Costa Rico Coffee, green, 25 cents per lb. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 ets 1b. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents.per Ib. Candles, 25 cents per Ib. Wax Candles50 cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per pound. . Dried Prunes 16 cents per pound. Dried Currants 14 cents per ‘pound. Dried.Peaches 14 cents per pound. ’ Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. ' Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson ‘Tea, green, 874 cts per lb. Basket Tea 75 cents per pound. Black Tea 50 cents per pound. MecMurry’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Kensett’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Shrives’ Oysters per can, 374 cents. Winslow’s Green Corn per can 50 cents. Fresh Tomatoes per can 374 cents. Green Peas per can 50 cents. Turkey per can 50 cents. ~ Chicken per can 50 cents. . Clams per can 50 cents. Lebsters:per cay 374 cents, ’ Jellies and Jams per can 50. cents. Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. New Layer er oa 4 boxes $1.50. do do-4 do $250. Heavy Golden Syrup on gallon $1 25. Saleratus, Babbitt’s, 124 cents per Ib. Soda do 124 do. do Cream Tartar 625 do Eagle Chocolate. .374 do Xeget Barley . , 124 do ew Citron 374 do Carolina Rico 15 do White Beans 8 do. Chile woe 8. do Sardines boxes 25 cents. do "4 do 374 do Cc. 0. Bony per bar °124 cents. Pale Soap = do . Ss do Castile Soap . do ‘ re do Pickles per jar 4 ga cents. “do ‘. 4 do 374 do Catsup pert — quarts 25 oe do ints 1 Pepper mare per bottle 1 Wine Vinegar per gallon 75 ‘0 = om 3 pound bags 124 do 5 do do 2% do ao 10 do do 374 do do 20 do do 75 do do Pe do vB $1 ahGround Pepper per bet 124 do do °Mustard. do 124 do do Ginger do 2 do “do Allspice do © 25 do 4 do Cinnamon do re . Grain Pepper per do do Allspice fo 35 do: Soda Crackers do 16. do Butter do do * 16 °do ‘Pic Nick do 7 16 do _ Ginger Sna 20 do Jénnte Lind Crac os QO. do ‘Sugar Crackers 20 do . . Alvoia’s Shovels $1 00 ee Hunt's Ax A175 Pick Hand 37 oe do do do Bord ado, Poh 140, & . HANGOR: Nev or GREAT REDUCTION za OF PRICES! Now is the~time te call at S. HAAS,& CO’S. , AND Buy Winter. Clothing. & Rubber Goods AT GREATLY ([" REDUCED PRICES! 473 Nevada, Feb. 1st. WwW. ‘H. CRAWFORD &CO., . Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON,’ STEEL, REVOLVERS, POWDER, rise Leather and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, / Wheelbarrows, 4 Oak, Ash and ssdaviestent. Plank. d.on aiancid assortment of ‘ Wagon Material, OilLand Varnish, Paints, Kerosene, And a very tiné assortment of KEROSENT LAMPS. TRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order. ; NO. RT MAIN stRERT. Nevada, Feb. 8th. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. _WILLIAM H. KENT, — Has mpeher a New Drug Sto1e—formerly occu: 8 pied by his. Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, -4 ; CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, &c. ir Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada. Feb 9th i esteem Hair Bressine Saloon. FELIX CILLET, ESPECTFULLY informs his cld customers and the public in general that he has reopened his Barber Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Pine treet; where he is ready to do anything in his line of businees. Hair, Cutting donc in the best style. Razors Hened and warranted. ~ x Razors for Sale,£§ Particular attention paid the cutting of Children's Hai ir. febio GEO. W. KIDD, BANEER, An the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. OLD DUST purchased at the highest market rates, and liberal advances made on Pust forwarded for ‘Assay or for Cuinageatthe U.8 Mint Sight hecks on San Francisco and Sacramento” Drafte on the Eastern cities at the lowest rate. Collections made, and state and coubty securirket-vaine. ties purchased at-the highest ma: SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matclies, Cards, &c. . At the old stand— Lewis’ Buitding, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. . ’ now ready to supply his former patrons and the public.generally with all goods in . his line as heretofure at San Francisco Prices ! Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. ‘ mehi-tf MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found he the old stand on Broad st. where . he is prepared to every body with the best of Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork ke. &e. at the lowest cash prices. _ MEAT MARKET. at. his ‘ \ doors below Hanson & Co's, which he wil soll _} at reasopable rater, gash. : E,W. SMITH,»IE _ Gustice of te Peace. _. cannot use them. A"1k8 COLLEY co ea é i ton. VPor. . yattert twe . * OP bireet rt 4" * P ga we a Grocery and--Provision 2 HOUSE. Ww: the undersigned having formed a Co~ partnership; will continue the CROCERY, PROVIStON. —AND— LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. No. 52 Broad Street, In the Kidd & Knox Block, ~ Where we will be happy to see all friends ofthe *OLp Hovus&,’?? The business will hereafter be conducted upon a CASH BASIS! And having experienced the fact that -‘short accounts. make long friends”” we wlll hence. forward limit.the extént and term of our credit business, to’our old regular paying trade,. at the expifation of which term, prompt payment willbe required. Promises will not. pay for “Grub” in the San FraneciseO market, and we Our stock in trade will consist as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to . the trade at figures affording a fair living profit anda full-guarantee given in all ‘cases. As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods purchased—that they shall prove in every respect as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the Retail Department, _ In the selection Of Goods for our FAMILY TRADE. Astipply ofthe choicest selection from the } Butter Market, As well as of all other Goods that furnish the LARDER OF THE FAMULY AND. MINER. Will be found constautly on hand and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Franciseo with J. Re WHITNEY, and our old partner, T. KLLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted wath the wants of this vicinity wil) enable us to compete with any house in the mountains. towns we will offer snperior inducements: for “CASH.” Always on hand WINES & LIQUORS, in Cases and on Draught. Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining-Peels; Nails, &e.&e Having the prpagen . e for the best. Kastern POW DER, we wil! be able_to fill, orders to any extent at Lowest Market Rates. j Goods delivered a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE and with care and despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. 1, 1865. ji7 All persons indebted tothe late firm of A. H. Hanson & Co. are requested to settle their accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton. ee NEW CIDER. NEWCIDER A. CHAPMAN, Wor inform the people ef Nevada that they can purctahe py quantity, from one pint to twenty gallons, o GOOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street, Second door from G. K. Turner’s. — Also on hand ail kinds of Fruit. Nevada, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. . SiTAM ENGINES and BoiLEers builtto order, Cantingsand machié nery of every description, Quartz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of building castmgs, saw, crist, malt ant bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Francisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom FAMILY CROCERIES. oe ~ A. BARUEI, OULD icform the people of Nevads city W that he has just received a large and sigs Fresh stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES _ Everything usually found in_a well regulated Store of this kind All goods delivered Treé 0! charge. Terms Cash. . A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Y Nevada, Nov. 20th. Saddlery and Harness se WwW. Gc, “JENKINS ~ . Wes ae falty inform the citizens of t h rehased the stock rade of E. “ oh ibe beet will arg oe stantly on hand at the ‘Saieen Foor OF MAIN STRERT, Harnesses, Saddles, Whips, Spurs, And in fact everything 1 usually found ina Store of thie kind. — Harhesé Repairing and Trimming . Dene roe gen age hee glace rates. . RLECTROPATHIC To dealers in the neighboring ; . plaints Orders filted promptly, and at as low SPECIAL NOTICES. _ IMPORTANT TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. INSTITUTE, ‘San FranciscoNO. 645 we HINGTON STREET. (noe Eatablish bruer 12,,1860, by an asrociation of ereatas gentiomals for the cure of disease and the suppression-of quackery. PrBsons SUFFERING FROM DISEASE, able sesdteneat at the above Médical Tnstitute ; and should their-cases be within the limit of eure, the Resident Physician will warrant them a perfect and permanent relief from the affliction. And if their cases be incurable, he will so state, and advise them ofthe best method of relief, so far as science can-go-to accomplish the object. ‘The basis of teeatient at the histitute te'the™ ELECTROPATHIC SYSTEM. But the Resident Physician, J. 1. JOSSELYN, M. D., a Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania “has discovered several valuable remedies namecable disease. Since the establishment of the Institute, almoey every kind of discase hag been treated with success, especially those complaints which have been ill-treated by quacks, the names of whieh shouid not be mentionéd here. »>FEMALES should bearin mind that the only safety in the trestment of complaints peculiar to their sex, isto havea physician who-has made the female economy his particular study. Inthe Resident Physician at the Instisute, they. will find asu nts, who can sympathize with them in their tro they may stitute offers the blessings of-certain and permanent cure. For those suffering from the effects of mercury and those diseases for which mertury is asually given, there is no remedy so sure as the -Klectropathic aystem, as practiced at the Institute,. 644 Washington street.: Tho Resident Physician isno Foreign Adventurer, nor is he wedded to one idea. All seientific thoee w are madeeby: him a source of benefit to oee who may see fit to consult him, of health! The motto is—A Perfect Cure, or no money required. Persons living at a distance from the citv, ean consult the Reardent Physician by letter, stating the case, and willreceive advice and. medecines, as the ease may: require. .All correspondence sirictly eonfidential. J. H. JOSSELY¥N, M. D., Resident Physician, Klectropathic Institute, fe-4¢9 645 Washington Street. San Francisco Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills. This medecine of enduring efficacy, is justly prized as a corrector of all disorders of the ‘stomach and bowels, the common symptoms ofwhich are costivyeness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headaché, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after . meals, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— These sympfoms being suffered to remain, a torpid state of the liver superveties, and all thre horrors of dyspepsia are experienced, Every function of the frame is, to a certain extent, prostrated ; buta little perseverance in tate use of Brantectits Pills, . Will ever restore the system from this state of misery., Twoor three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary influence. The stomach will speedily regain ite strengh, a healthy: action of the liver, will soon take place, and instead of listlessness, heat, pain aiff jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewed health will be the blessed result __ Principal office Brandreta-Building New York. W.F. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. . fe 23 Soothing and Bracing, eeeaianmnel There is no preparation in existence which has such a soothing effect in eases of nervous excite ment as i Dr, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Although the fame of this renowned invigorant rests mainly on its—astonishing cures ‘of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and intestinal disorders, it is equally effacious ir nervous comThousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner vous headache, vertigo, geners! debility and ali peculiar disturbances amd derangements to _ which, as a sex, they aresubject. Itcheers and lightens the depressed mental powers as well as strengthens the body. andits use is never followed by any unpleasart reaction.Sold by .all . Druggiete and dealers everywhere. MUSTET TER, SMITH & DEAN, fez San Francisco. Notice toe the Sick.—How long we “have desired and nee*ed on this Coast, a Surgeryand Medical Dispensary, that we vohld with . safety trust our case in'the hands of skilifel and prretical-physicians. Should weat any time require medicel assistance, we May congratulate. ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313. Montgomery Street, San Frincisto. known by the nameof “Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.” whieh is fitted up regardless of cost, With all the modern improvements, an extensive i abratory, which contains ali the choice and lati st Medicines; Chemicals, ete., for the cure of private and other diseases. The Reception®end Consulting Rooms are commodious and otaenes for the business. The Physicjans tonnected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of education, great p knowledge and experience. It is the only establishment on this coastwhere persons who are suffering from certain diseases cau get properly cured. Yor ticulars see adverti ,of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary; is Montgomery Street, — Francisco, BLAZE’S, SALD0N: ’ ‘COR. OF PINE AND ir You Want a Géeadaaki., % ean rely upon.the most scientific and honor of the vegetable kingdom. that will cure any ° To the Y coadtle and.nervous person, this InCome one, come all, and receive the blessings -~-le, and relieve them, no matter What

juarter rid. : of the itation. iraess, ,, t gainanage, ; WwW Osited proved rity of K, pada. ~ cifics, Devasla Dail y Transcript, . TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH: 14,LOCAL MATTERS. ‘THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.—On Sun. . day last, the agents of the Christian Commission addressed the people of this city at the Methodist Church. In consequence of the bad-weather, the ‘audience was not 86 large as it would otherwise have been. The discourses were listened to with marked atten-. _ tion, and many affecting incidents were . related by the speakérs. They told of the relief given the wounded ‘and dying, and how the anxions enquiries of friends had been anewered by the agents. In the camp and on the field, the agents are ever at hand, ready and eager to alleviate pain and smooth the couch of the dying soldier. An incident re‘lated by otie of the speakers, shows that. the hearts of the soldiers are enlisted in the ease for which they are fighting, and the fortitude with which they endure suffering. A Chaplain imprisoned at Libby prison was exchanged, and while tuking leave of his associates he came to one who was almost gone, from starvation” “The poor eniaciated . hero, clothed in filthy rags, as he held out his bony fingers to the Chaplain said, Uncle Abe not to back for us boys; we are willing to perish to save the'nation.’’ Many other like incidents were related, which show that the spirit which oun make the hero embrace death for his country’s honor actuates the Union army. The Christian and the Sanitary Commissions have 8 broad field for work and should be liberally ustained by. the people. They appeal to loyal men in behalf of suffering soldiers, who are not the instruments of a tyrant and who do not fight for hire, but who are noble specimens of the American people, with hearts in the cause for which-they fight. About fifty dollars was raised by collection at the . meeting, and a monthly contribution of abont $40 started. We have no doubt this amount willbe largely increased when the ladies appointed shall visit Rcahincsans ae! ae various districts in this city. The following ladies were placed on tne} committee: Mrs. M. Torson; Miss Mary ere Mise Anna Irwin ; ; Mrs. Dr. Hunt; Mrs. G.K, Farquhar; Miss $. J. Jewett; Mrs. W. C. _ Stiles; Mrs James Metro; Miss Maggie Murchie; Miss Hélew Murchie; Miss Fanny Berry; Mrs. M, Milliken; Mrs Mary Colby; Mre. A ia Pies; Miss M. E. Hubbad. The committee met yesterday, and was organized by the election of Miss Anna Irwin President, Miss M. E. Hubbard Seere“tary, Mrs.Mary Torson Treasurer. A meeting of the committee was called at the Union Hotel on Wednesday next, at five o’clock P. M. i Game CaPprukep.—A couple of gentlemen engaged in mining, a short distanee from this city, captured a fine specimenof the goose family on last Saturday. They were at work near the rear of a garden, when their attention was attracted by the noise of aflock of geese flying over.They suspend-. . ed work and while gazing ata long line of . fowls. they heard the noise.of wings behind ‘them,.and observed a gouse so near that they were able to “shoot it with a shovel.” The bird was winged and both sportsmen _ pitched headlong over rocks and sluice boxes to secure their game. It was brought to town-and presented toe a gentleman here, the capturers being rewarded by sundry “cocktails.” All supposed ‘that the goose had: become tired and left the flock. In the evening, a gentleman who owns several fine China geese, missed one, and on making inquiry, found that the Celestial fowl, hear. ing the cries of the passing flock became ambitious and attempted to follow them, but could barely get to thetep of the garden fence and had to come down in the diggings. The owner found his property uninjured, the gentlemen learned the difference betweena Chine and a, wild goose, and the entire daniage can be covered by the cost of a bottle of . “cocktails.” Strange to say, neither of the gentlemen. boast of their success aw hunters. Taaxxs .— We are y unee obligations. to ‘Hon. Wm. H. Higby for a Directory for the second session of the Thirty-eighth Congress, . containing much valuable information, and . for many other documents and speeches. “Tee quarterly meeting of the Big Tunnel Giatgoap wal be bald ba the office of the Company in this city, on Saturday, Aprij Ist, at 8 o’clock,. P.M.. strom coe wr Kas reddiiaa __ It has ever been a true s ser rity it e . ply te pespeaepeniyy i mor ti “Tel down a single inch . ; . NEW STOREI! AND NEW — OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens ‘and-families of Nevada city ‘and . the surrounding towns that he has opened a _ Family Grocery es — : Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the Natidnal Exchange Sandia mereweecmemerecercapsais Hotel, on Broad Street,* He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of every thing. in the way ot GROCERIES, ene PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, aa.’ tr} —&e: To which he invites the attention of all m want of. anything in this line, , These Goods will be sold ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ee ~-fn order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, IL shall seil strictly FOR CASH . Purchasers are particntatly invited to the following List of Prices Current, CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. ° Ranch Buttér, 50 cents per poand. Goshen Cheese, 25 cents per pound. €aliforvia Hams, 25 cents per pound. _Cahifornia. Bacon, 25 cents per pound. —_, &thmus Cod Fish 20 cents per pound: ~ California Lard per can $1 50 Clear Pork 25 cents per pound. Crushed Sugar 20 cents per pound. Powdered Sugar 20 cents per pound. 8. F. Refined Sugar 163 cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents per pound. Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per Ib. Costa Rico Coffee, green, 25 cents per lb. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 ets 1b. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents.per Ib. Candles, 25 cents per Ib. Wax Candles50 cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per pound. . Dried Prunes 16 cents per pound. Dried Currants 14 cents per ‘pound. Dried.Peaches 14 cents per pound. ’ Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. ' Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson ‘Tea, green, 874 cts per lb. Basket Tea 75 cents per pound. Black Tea 50 cents per pound. MecMurry’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Kensett’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Shrives’ Oysters per can, 374 cents. Winslow’s Green Corn per can 50 cents. Fresh Tomatoes per can 374 cents. Green Peas per can 50 cents. Turkey per can 50 cents. ~ Chicken per can 50 cents. . Clams per can 50 cents. Lebsters:per cay 374 cents, ’ Jellies and Jams per can 50. cents. Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. New Layer er oa 4 boxes $1.50. do do-4 do $250. Heavy Golden Syrup on gallon $1 25. Saleratus, Babbitt’s, 124 cents per Ib. Soda do 124 do. do Cream Tartar 625 do Eagle Chocolate. .374 do Xeget Barley . , 124 do ew Citron 374 do Carolina Rico 15 do White Beans 8 do. Chile woe 8. do Sardines boxes 25 cents. do "4 do 374 do Cc. 0. Bony per bar °124 cents. Pale Soap = do . Ss do Castile Soap . do ‘ re do Pickles per jar 4 ga cents. “do ‘. 4 do 374 do Catsup pert — quarts 25 oe do ints 1 Pepper mare per bottle 1 Wine Vinegar per gallon 75 ‘0 = om 3 pound bags 124 do 5 do do 2% do ao 10 do do 374 do do 20 do do 75 do do Pe do vB $1 ahGround Pepper per bet 124 do do °Mustard. do 124 do do Ginger do 2 do “do Allspice do © 25 do 4 do Cinnamon do re . Grain Pepper per do do Allspice fo 35 do: Soda Crackers do 16. do Butter do do * 16 °do ‘Pic Nick do 7 16 do _ Ginger Sna 20 do Jénnte Lind Crac os QO. do ‘Sugar Crackers 20 do . . Alvoia’s Shovels $1 00 ee Hunt's Ax A175 Pick Hand 37 oe do do do Bord ado, Poh 140, & . HANGOR: Nev or GREAT REDUCTION za OF PRICES! Now is the~time te call at S. HAAS,& CO’S. , AND Buy Winter. Clothing. & Rubber Goods AT GREATLY ([" REDUCED PRICES! 473 Nevada, Feb. 1st. WwW. ‘H. CRAWFORD &CO., . Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON,’ STEEL, REVOLVERS, POWDER, rise Leather and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, / Wheelbarrows, 4 Oak, Ash and ssdaviestent. Plank. d.on aiancid assortment of ‘ Wagon Material, OilLand Varnish, Paints, Kerosene, And a very tiné assortment of KEROSENT LAMPS. TRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order. ; NO. RT MAIN stRERT. Nevada, Feb. 8th. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. _WILLIAM H. KENT, — Has mpeher a New Drug Sto1e—formerly occu: 8 pied by his. Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, -4 ; CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, &c. ir Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada. Feb 9th i esteem Hair Bressine Saloon. FELIX CILLET, ESPECTFULLY informs his cld customers and the public in general that he has reopened his Barber Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Pine treet; where he is ready to do anything in his line of businees. Hair, Cutting donc in the best style.

Razors Hened and warranted. ~ x Razors for Sale,£§ Particular attention paid the cutting of Children's Hai ir. febio GEO. W. KIDD, BANEER, An the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. OLD DUST purchased at the highest market rates, and liberal advances made on Pust forwarded for ‘Assay or for Cuinageatthe U.8 Mint Sight hecks on San Francisco and Sacramento” Drafte on the Eastern cities at the lowest rate. Collections made, and state and coubty securirket-vaine. ties purchased at-the highest ma: SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matclies, Cards, &c. . At the old stand— Lewis’ Buitding, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. . ’ now ready to supply his former patrons and the public.generally with all goods in . his line as heretofure at San Francisco Prices ! Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. ‘ mehi-tf MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found he the old stand on Broad st. where . he is prepared to every body with the best of Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork ke. &e. at the lowest cash prices. _ MEAT MARKET. at. his ‘ \ doors below Hanson & Co's, which he wil soll _} at reasopable rater, gash. : E,W. SMITH,»IE _ Gustice of te Peace. _. cannot use them. A"1k8 COLLEY co ea é i ton. VPor. . yattert twe . * OP bireet rt 4" * P ga we a Grocery and--Provision 2 HOUSE. Ww: the undersigned having formed a Co~ partnership; will continue the CROCERY, PROVIStON. —AND— LIQUOR BUSINESS, At the old stand of T. ELLARD BEANS & Co. No. 52 Broad Street, In the Kidd & Knox Block, ~ Where we will be happy to see all friends ofthe *OLp Hovus&,’?? The business will hereafter be conducted upon a CASH BASIS! And having experienced the fact that -‘short accounts. make long friends”” we wlll hence. forward limit.the extént and term of our credit business, to’our old regular paying trade,. at the expifation of which term, prompt payment willbe required. Promises will not. pay for “Grub” in the San FraneciseO market, and we Our stock in trade will consist as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to . the trade at figures affording a fair living profit anda full-guarantee given in all ‘cases. As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods purchased—that they shall prove in every respect as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the Retail Department, _ In the selection Of Goods for our FAMILY TRADE. Astipply ofthe choicest selection from the } Butter Market, As well as of all other Goods that furnish the LARDER OF THE FAMULY AND. MINER. Will be found constautly on hand and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Franciseo with J. Re WHITNEY, and our old partner, T. KLLARD BEANS, who are thoroughly acquainted wath the wants of this vicinity wil) enable us to compete with any house in the mountains. towns we will offer snperior inducements: for “CASH.” Always on hand WINES & LIQUORS, in Cases and on Draught. Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining-Peels; Nails, &e.&e Having the prpagen . e for the best. Kastern POW DER, we wil! be able_to fill, orders to any extent at Lowest Market Rates. j Goods delivered a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE and with care and despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON, Nevada, Jan. 1, 1865. ji7 All persons indebted tothe late firm of A. H. Hanson & Co. are requested to settle their accounts. Leavitt & Hamilton. ee NEW CIDER. NEWCIDER A. CHAPMAN, Wor inform the people ef Nevada that they can purctahe py quantity, from one pint to twenty gallons, o GOOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Store, on Pine Street, Second door from G. K. Turner’s. — Also on hand ail kinds of Fruit. Nevada, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. . SiTAM ENGINES and BoiLEers builtto order, Cantingsand machié nery of every description, Quartz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of building castmgs, saw, crist, malt ant bark mills—horse power end ear wheels. rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Francisco—freight added. Heugh & Thom FAMILY CROCERIES. oe ~ A. BARUEI, OULD icform the people of Nevads city W that he has just received a large and sigs Fresh stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES _ Everything usually found in_a well regulated Store of this kind All goods delivered Treé 0! charge. Terms Cash. . A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Y Nevada, Nov. 20th. Saddlery and Harness se WwW. Gc, “JENKINS ~ . Wes ae falty inform the citizens of t h rehased the stock rade of E. “ oh ibe beet will arg oe stantly on hand at the ‘Saieen Foor OF MAIN STRERT, Harnesses, Saddles, Whips, Spurs, And in fact everything 1 usually found ina Store of thie kind. — Harhesé Repairing and Trimming . Dene roe gen age hee glace rates. . RLECTROPATHIC To dealers in the neighboring ; . plaints Orders filted promptly, and at as low SPECIAL NOTICES. _ IMPORTANT TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. INSTITUTE, ‘San FranciscoNO. 645 we HINGTON STREET. (noe Eatablish bruer 12,,1860, by an asrociation of ereatas gentiomals for the cure of disease and the suppression-of quackery. PrBsons SUFFERING FROM DISEASE, able sesdteneat at the above Médical Tnstitute ; and should their-cases be within the limit of eure, the Resident Physician will warrant them a perfect and permanent relief from the affliction. And if their cases be incurable, he will so state, and advise them ofthe best method of relief, so far as science can-go-to accomplish the object. ‘The basis of teeatient at the histitute te'the™ ELECTROPATHIC SYSTEM. But the Resident Physician, J. 1. JOSSELYN, M. D., a Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania “has discovered several valuable remedies namecable disease. Since the establishment of the Institute, almoey every kind of discase hag been treated with success, especially those complaints which have been ill-treated by quacks, the names of whieh shouid not be mentionéd here. »>FEMALES should bearin mind that the only safety in the trestment of complaints peculiar to their sex, isto havea physician who-has made the female economy his particular study. Inthe Resident Physician at the Instisute, they. will find asu nts, who can sympathize with them in their tro they may stitute offers the blessings of-certain and permanent cure. For those suffering from the effects of mercury and those diseases for which mertury is asually given, there is no remedy so sure as the -Klectropathic aystem, as practiced at the Institute,. 644 Washington street.: Tho Resident Physician isno Foreign Adventurer, nor is he wedded to one idea. All seientific thoee w are madeeby: him a source of benefit to oee who may see fit to consult him, of health! The motto is—A Perfect Cure, or no money required. Persons living at a distance from the citv, ean consult the Reardent Physician by letter, stating the case, and willreceive advice and. medecines, as the ease may: require. .All correspondence sirictly eonfidential. J. H. JOSSELY¥N, M. D., Resident Physician, Klectropathic Institute, fe-4¢9 645 Washington Street. San Francisco Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills. This medecine of enduring efficacy, is justly prized as a corrector of all disorders of the ‘stomach and bowels, the common symptoms ofwhich are costivyeness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headaché, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after . meals, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— These sympfoms being suffered to remain, a torpid state of the liver superveties, and all thre horrors of dyspepsia are experienced, Every function of the frame is, to a certain extent, prostrated ; buta little perseverance in tate use of Brantectits Pills, . Will ever restore the system from this state of misery., Twoor three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary influence. The stomach will speedily regain ite strengh, a healthy: action of the liver, will soon take place, and instead of listlessness, heat, pain aiff jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewed health will be the blessed result __ Principal office Brandreta-Building New York. W.F. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. . fe 23 Soothing and Bracing, eeeaianmnel There is no preparation in existence which has such a soothing effect in eases of nervous excite ment as i Dr, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Although the fame of this renowned invigorant rests mainly on its—astonishing cures ‘of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and intestinal disorders, it is equally effacious ir nervous comThousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner vous headache, vertigo, geners! debility and ali peculiar disturbances amd derangements to _ which, as a sex, they aresubject. Itcheers and lightens the depressed mental powers as well as strengthens the body. andits use is never followed by any unpleasart reaction.Sold by .all . Druggiete and dealers everywhere. MUSTET TER, SMITH & DEAN, fez San Francisco. Notice toe the Sick.—How long we “have desired and nee*ed on this Coast, a Surgeryand Medical Dispensary, that we vohld with . safety trust our case in'the hands of skilifel and prretical-physicians.. Should weat any time require medicel assistance, we May congratulate. ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313. Montgomery Street, San Frincisto. known by the nameof “Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.” whieh is fitted up regardless of cost, With all the modern improvements, an extensive i abratory, which contains ali the choice and lati st Medicines; Chemicals, ete., for the cure of private and other diseases. The Reception®end Consulting Rooms are commodious and otaenes for the business. The Physicjans tonnected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of education, great p knowledge and experience. It is the only establishment on this coastwhere persons who are suffering from certain diseases cau get properly cured. Yor ticulars see adverti ,of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary; is Montgomery Street, — Francisco, BLAZE’S, SALD0N: ’ ‘COR. OF PINE AND ir You Want a Géeadaaki., % ean rely upon.the most scientific and honor of the vegetable kingdom. that will cure any ° To the Y coadtle and.nervous person, this InCome one, come all, and receive the blessings -~-le, and relieve them, no matter What