March 16, 1864 (4 pages)

>. hoes, pedi es > nam=~ before _ » close favors be usrR. CC O, $road patrons: oods in. 4 ectful ere” equested as oné of te within MAN. ° INC. vis of the mg, ' eniess ! ‘afc — ind testaleat it Brothersberal disid, rranciscoa highly IAL Covaus, is of the lists the voice eving the: the vocal he ae >. Report.—Monday,March 14, . The Nevada Daily Transcript & = ‘WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 10th t#" J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for edvechising,Job work, d&c. and receipt for the sime, = ” Board oF Screnvisons—OPFIiciaL , 10 o'clock “A.M. Present, P. E. Jefferis, President of Board, Jos. Worrell and 8. D. Bosworth. __Road Overseers. appointed for districts No. 5, 19 and—20 having failed to file their official bonds as required by law, ordered ' that the order appointing ‘road overseers fer the several districts of the county, as far as it-relates to persons for the above districts. is hereby repealed. The following persons are hereby appointed to fill the vacancy thereby created. For district No.5, Thos. Baldwin. For district No:.19 Ralph Reed. For district No. 20 H K. West.— "The Clerk is directed to notify the above persons of their appeintment, and request them to file with him their official bonds, The Henvess Pass Turnpike Co. having applied through their agent, Chas. Marsh, for the regulation of tulls on their_road, ‘or« dered that the rates be and are hereby fixed for one year irom the 3d day of Feb. 1864 . . a8 follows: Fors horee,. mule or_ox team, $3_00. For6 do “ do do. 250:For 4\.do ——de do de 150° For2 do “do do do 100 For2 do do buggy do. 100 Forl do dy do do 75 Fort wan aid horse, ~50™ Fer fvotman, 124 For. loose stuck per head, 5 The Clerk is hereby directed to furnish the agent of waid road a certified copy of the . above order. ~ The official bond sti Root, —_— of the Peace for Washington township, exam ined and approved. The Clerk is directed to notify Geoge Roberts, Justice of the Peace, and Edwin Fonnce, Constable, of Washington township, that on accouut of informality their bunds . evuld not be upproved by the Bourd, and ‘that they be requested to file new bonds with him as soon as convenient. The plans and specifications for canis Court House and Jail having been altered and improved to the satisfaction of the Board, ordered that they be and are hereby accept=' ed as the plans and specifications for the above buildings, and that the Auditor be di~fetted todraw his warrant on the Special Fund of thecounty fur the sum of six* hun-, dred dollars in favor of B. F. Butler, — fer his services as arehitect and -traveling ex_ penses while engaged\in the work. Ordered that the Clerk.publish in the Ne-: vada TRANSCRIPT, Sacramento Union and Marysville Appeal, until the 15th day of April, 1864, a “notice to -contractora and builderg fer sealed, proposals fur the building of county Court Huuse and Jail in this coun ty according to plans and specifications now ‘on file in the Clerk's office. Said propossts “to be upon the basiv’of cash” payments: Tho-offic ial bonds of Thos. J. Stark, Jus‘tice of the-Peace, and John Perkinpine. and 8. W. Piper. Constables, all of Rough and Rendy ‘township; were “exasined and approved. The official bond of Ww. & Groves, County Coroner, examined and approved. _The following bills were allowed by. the Board< _General Fund—J. A. Chittenden, for ser‘vices as County Sup’t. Public Schools, one month, $83 33. ‘ Special Fund—B. F. Butler, for services 4. as architect for county buildings, $600. Board adjourned at 2 o'clock to meet April 15th. ‘New Acent.—W. 8: McRoberts, who was agent for the California Stage Co. for eight years, in this city, has been appointed Agent for the Pacific Express and Stage ‘Company. Fast Stracine —The Pacific Stage and Express Co's. Stages are making excellent time now; but they will have to look to their laurels. Weare informed that the California Stage Company are making arrangements which will be soon completed whereby they will arrive at 1 o’cleck everyday. Passengers ~from Sacramento will be enabled to take an early dinner at this place. . From Sacramento passengers will be landed at Virginia the next morning at 6 o'clock. The Placerville route will be thrown completely in the shade this ‘season. in the Dustriet Court. 2 roy Divorce Adaline d Lambert was _yesters =. day granted a’ ‘divorce from T. @. une eae Morr, CuIcKEN_STEALING.—Kloptoma~ nia is inéfeasing with alarwing-rapicity in this section. Its speciality mow seems to be chicken stealing. eb Saturday -night raids were made upon three roosts in the: neighborhood of Boulder street and upwards of fifty fuwls carried off. We hope these miscreants will be brought te justice. New Goopbs.—A. Goldsimth, at the cors ner of Broad and Pine streets, received yess terday a nice stock of gouds, o of an entire new style. He wishes the ladies to call and exainine them. E oe Sovra BALL—~Boa'tforget: the grand Social Ball tobe given at the Blue—‘fent Preparations have been made fora Lash tsp time. SELLING OFF TO-CLOSE BUSINESS. _ 8. HAAS &Co. Take this method to informe the pub= lic that they will sell their extensive Stock of CLOTHING. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, Pe other articles tee-numerous to-mention,— At First Cost. All those who-want.to secure BARGA ATIN ad sil elke enllonueSponges at aa we are determined to sell our stéck of : Goods within a yery short time. : Sesiisssds RETAIL DEALERS! In our line will do well to call and xamine our steck of Goode as we will sare: them great inducements. 4 emselves indebted ttle their accounts. % Al’ persons nnowin to us will please call ons 3 _&. HAAS & CO., The fast and s lendid steam -. ers CHRYSOPOLIS ans ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot on Saeeeres Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick willleaveon Mondays, Wednesday s and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. willteave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Land ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter. and sttamer Swallow. Summers, M aster, pions leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 ork, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until r notice, the steamers of the Calitrips i Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and uatiays at7 A.M Freight received every iy. wo gre ht or passage of the above boats, y on board, or at the office of the Calita nia rau’ Cty ot a o ’ is W. H. TAYLOR. . Agents. Sacramento, April [7th—tf *“*TOWN TALK.’’ MAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies his friends and the community at large that he has taken the well known Town Talk House, on jay Nevada and Grass Valley oad. And wi Ike Constantly on Sg er, the best of — CIGARS, WINES, ALE LIQUORS & toc ‘ MAT. TRACY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, 1 and Mechanical ‘Dentist, aS ail wishing my serv that _ am prepared to attend those favoring me po with a call, atany hour . TH having become sensitive by daeueoaeee the nerve will be filled without causing pain. i will warrant all Work tthis office, to be performe1 in a more er, and beste etnidins girs i. ae pet House, by S. Madden, tu-worrow evening.— . } CALAFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION opener willmaketwo . — —v —— FROM WEAVER & COMPANY, ns sia 224, 1864. WwW Ebeg to inform our friends-and the rublic“hat on and after [Monday the 26th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, . Exclusively for Cash all-Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We-have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that. nas been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the Goop and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amounthe loses in BAD tases By adopting the Cash Prineiple !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES # _ ‘ Than it would be possible fo do under the crad-« “ciseo; Will be abtéto give our customers all the waivantiges of the markets; and well at suet pri: ces aS will Dely Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted on the principles oF Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ~ eee Thanking our feledds for the liberal patronage . heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontindance.of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, ‘We remain, Respectfally. ° WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIE PROVISIONS, LIQUORS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City: / EHP Goods delivered ‘#teo of Charge. 63 Weaver & Company's Column. . We shall keep bo more running accounts, and . ‘. thing neces: it system, and with our faciliticsin San Fran-'. © ‘T the Toll Roar + house. FOR CASH. gy! —— 6 Nev Ory Goods Sor The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry. Goods Store, “Where he will constantly keep on Hand the finest assortmeut of art Merinos, and all kinds ————“orf Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, ‘Pritamtags and . O11 Cloths, &c. &c. The yevroeras ef the public is respectfully solicited. A. COLDSMITH, dié6 At the late standof Bates & McCormick. * For Sale or Bent. THE subscriber about to leave Lake City, offers: his Hotel and _ Restaurant for sale or to rent. It is a pleasant place and the Hotel-is dcing a good business idan at one s of the stations of the stage lines to Washoe: The House is-furnished-with everytocarry on the Hotel business. it will be sof@or rented on reasonable terma, if applied for immediately. For further -particnlars enquire on the prenaieee, or of A. ISOAKD, Nevada. MARIUS BREMOND. Also, a good Billiard Table, marble bed. Luke City, Feb. 25th. Califo. nia Cared Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. “HE subscribers be, leave tocallthe attention of TRADE: Sto a superior article ofBecon, Hams; Shoulders and Lerd,. ~ In cans, ates: wanyfaatured by them from choice Corn Fed Hogs, at their establishment on one mile from the latter place. a large lot of Carefally Selected Hogs, They are enabled to offer to the Trade of Nevada, Grass Valley and the surrounding towns, a very ehoiee-article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms — their attention.W. DAVIS & CO. Nevada, March 3d. “CH. FERRAND & CO. Having on hand _. PHOTOGRAPHIC )_ AND At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Stz., ween Grass ) Valléy atid Névada” _DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photographs: and Am. . Ee. ¥F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of Drugs and Meticines, White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene, Camphene, : Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fluid, \ hard OU, Castor Oil, a Linseed O11, 4 i ‘Neatsfoot ou, Carriage Sponge, _ Chamois Skins, &e;,;&e. . TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES In great abundanes. a" In fact_every article in thees of a well ordered Drug Store. _ oo tS Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and precision. ‘Nevada, Nov. 20—tf SOCIAL P. PARTY. A GRAND 50 SOCIAL PARTY Art. On PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery 7 Nevada, Dec. 29th : GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb COoOrecGaAR! Regular Regalia, Ora splendid article Tobacco Call on R. Michalsky, FANILY saudi STORE.A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, . No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada Cit Informs the public that he wi Seon on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, * fine assortment of goods teually found ima store ot that kind His articles are all of the firat quallty and will be sold cheap-for cash. He can always be fuund at his ol stand on Commercial street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —~AND— RESTAURANT. a a Cal. keep The eta Hotel is now completed aud ready to gecommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodying. ‘This house has paeene best French cook in the Sta The table will be s upplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Departmert contains everything to.make-travelers con.fortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. The Bar ia alreye supplied with Wines, Ales, A éamors and Cigars. PEngiieh, French and German sakes at this mh3-3m F, STUMPFy MICHAEL LONG, . — Would inform the people of Ogi city that he has removed to is new er’s Bakery, on. Broad Street, Where he ts prepared to serve up FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, : 3 In every Style. Hiam & Eggs, &c. &c. . pof the same. Saloon is fixed up better than ‘er before and all orders, will be attended to MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s 2akery. Nevada, Mareh 5th. brotypes oko in the best style ofthe® a __PINE_STREET,._NEVADA-CITY, E.STUMPFE, , Proprietor. ; next-door to. Kohl-+ Thanks for pest favors he asks a continuapee . ~-Will be given at the” BLUE TENT HOUSE, 8. MADDEN—Proprietor, On the 17th day of March. 1864. Invitation Committee. Jesse Tompson, fi Frick, J. Stevens, G. W. Tomer Music by Plumhof and Chase. SOCIAL BALL. Will be given at the ORLEAN’SHOTEL, @RLEAN’S FLAT. On'the 17th of March, 1864, JOHN SHAE, Proprietor. Floor Managers. 8. L, Blackwell. N. B. Parazette*‘*WILD: PICEON.’’ _ASTEVENS, Proprietor. Have .8 ain opened the “Wild PiBeon Sa. Con. = the old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be glad to see my old customers and thepublic generally, A good supply of Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, CIGARS, ete, etc. Always Kept on HandGive me a call at thé olthplace. mb?2-3ra J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their ‘their old frien 3 and = publie generally that they have Fruit & Vegetable Store; ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotal. ; Where they will always keep on hand > Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bavon: Dried Beef, ee. be hall vor to keep 0’ aun aS endesy Frait keep, Vewetable Nevada, Jan. 2th—3m BLAZE’S SALOON” COR; OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S

>. hoes, pedi es > nam=~ before _ » close favors be usrR. CC O, $road patrons: oods in. 4 ectful ere” equested as oné of te within MAN. ° INC. vis of the mg, ' eniess ! ‘afc — ind testaleat it Brothersberal disid, rranciscoa highly IAL Covaus, is of the lists the voice eving the: the vocal he ae >. Report.—Monday,March 14, . The Nevada Daily Transcript & = ‘WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 10th t#" J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for edvechising,Job work, d&c. and receipt for the sime, = ” Board oF Screnvisons—OPFIiciaL , 10 o'clock “A.M. Present, P. E. Jefferis, President of Board, Jos. Worrell and 8. D. Bosworth. __Road Overseers. appointed for districts No. 5, 19 and—20 having failed to file their official bonds as required by law, ordered ' that the order appointing ‘road overseers fer the several districts of the county, as far as it-relates to persons for the above districts. is hereby repealed. The following persons are hereby appointed to fill the vacancy thereby created. For district No.5, Thos. Baldwin. For district No:.19 Ralph Reed. For district No. 20 H K. West.— "The Clerk is directed to notify the above persons of their appeintment, and request them to file with him their official bonds, The Henvess Pass Turnpike Co. having applied through their agent, Chas. Marsh, for the regulation of tulls on their_road, ‘or« dered that the rates be and are hereby fixed for one year irom the 3d day of Feb. 1864 . . a8 follows: Fors horee,. mule or_ox team, $3_00. For6 do “ do do. 250:For 4\.do ——de do de 150° For2 do “do do do 100 For2 do do buggy do. 100 Forl do dy do do 75 Fort wan aid horse, ~50™ Fer fvotman, 124 For. loose stuck per head, 5 The Clerk is hereby directed to furnish the agent of waid road a certified copy of the . above order. ~ The official bond sti Root, —_— of the Peace for Washington township, exam ined and approved. The Clerk is directed to notify Geoge Roberts, Justice of the Peace, and Edwin Fonnce, Constable, of Washington township, that on accouut of informality their bunds . evuld not be upproved by the Bourd, and ‘that they be requested to file new bonds with him as soon as convenient. The plans and specifications for canis Court House and Jail having been altered and improved to the satisfaction of the Board, ordered that they be and are hereby accept=' ed as the plans and specifications for the above buildings, and that the Auditor be di~fetted todraw his warrant on the Special Fund of thecounty fur the sum of six* hun-, dred dollars in favor of B. F. Butler, — fer his services as arehitect and -traveling ex_ penses while engaged\in the work. Ordered that the Clerk.publish in the Ne-: vada TRANSCRIPT, Sacramento Union and Marysville Appeal, until the 15th day of April, 1864, a “notice to -contractora and builderg fer sealed, proposals fur the building of county Court Huuse and Jail in this coun ty according to plans and specifications now ‘on file in the Clerk's office. Said propossts “to be upon the basiv’of cash” payments: Tho-offic ial bonds of Thos. J. Stark, Jus‘tice of the-Peace, and John Perkinpine. and 8. W. Piper. Constables, all of Rough and Rendy ‘township; were “exasined and approved. The official bond of Ww. & Groves, County Coroner, examined and approved. _The following bills were allowed by. the Board< _General Fund—J. A. Chittenden, for ser‘vices as County Sup’t. Public Schools, one month, $83 33. ‘ Special Fund—B. F. Butler, for services 4. as architect for county buildings, $600. Board adjourned at 2 o'clock to meet April 15th. ‘New Acent.—W. 8: McRoberts, who was agent for the California Stage Co. for eight years, in this city, has been appointed Agent for the Pacific Express and Stage ‘Company. Fast Stracine —The Pacific Stage and Express Co's. Stages are making excellent time now; but they will have to look to their laurels. Weare informed that the California Stage Company are making arrangements which will be soon completed whereby they will arrive at 1 o’cleck everyday. Passengers ~from Sacramento will be enabled to take an early dinner at this place. . From Sacramento passengers will be landed at Virginia the next morning at 6 o'clock. The Placerville route will be thrown completely in the shade this ‘season. in the Dustriet Court. 2 roy Divorce Adaline d Lambert was _yesters =. day granted a’ ‘divorce from T. @. une eae Morr, CuIcKEN_STEALING.—Kloptoma~ nia is inéfeasing with alarwing-rapicity in this section. Its speciality mow seems to be chicken stealing. eb Saturday -night raids were made upon three roosts in the: neighborhood of Boulder street and upwards of fifty fuwls carried off. We hope these miscreants will be brought te justice. New Goopbs.—A. Goldsimth, at the cors ner of Broad and Pine streets, received yess terday a nice stock of gouds, o of an entire new style. He wishes the ladies to call and exainine them. E oe Sovra BALL—~Boa'tforget: the grand Social Ball tobe given at the Blue—‘fent Preparations have been made fora Lash tsp time.. SELLING OFF TO-CLOSE BUSINESS. _ 8. HAAS &Co. Take this method to informe the pub= lic that they will sell their extensive Stock of CLOTHING. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, Pe other articles tee-numerous to-mention,— At First Cost. All those who-want.to secure BARGA ATIN ad sil elke enllonueSponges at aa we are determined to sell our stéck of : Goods within a yery short time. : Sesiisssds RETAIL DEALERS! In our line will do well to call and xamine our steck of Goode as we will sare: them great inducements. 4 emselves indebted ttle their accounts. % Al’ persons nnowin to us will please call ons 3 _&. HAAS & CO., The fast and s lendid steam -. ers CHRYSOPOLIS ans ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot on Saeeeres Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick willleaveon Mondays, Wednesday s and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. willteave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Land ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter. and sttamer Swallow. Summers, M aster, pions leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 ork, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until r notice, the steamers of the Calitrips i Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and uatiays at7 A.M Freight received every iy. wo gre ht or passage of the above boats, y on board, or at the office of the Calita nia rau’ Cty ot a o ’ is W. H. TAYLOR. . Agents. Sacramento, April [7th—tf *“*TOWN TALK.’’ MAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies his friends and the community at large that he has taken the well known Town Talk House, on jay Nevada and Grass Valley oad. And wi Ike Constantly on Sg er, the best of — CIGARS, WINES, ALE LIQUORS & toc ‘ MAT. TRACY. DR. A. CHAPMAN, 1 and Mechanical ‘Dentist, aS ail wishing my serv that _ am prepared to attend those favoring me po with a call, atany hour . TH having become sensitive by daeueoaeee the nerve will be filled without causing pain. i will warrant all Work tthis office, to be performe1 in a more er, and beste etnidins girs i. ae pet House, by S. Madden, tu-worrow evening.— . } CALAFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION opener willmaketwo . — —v —— FROM WEAVER & COMPANY, ns sia 224, 1864. WwW Ebeg to inform our friends-and the rublic“hat on and after [Monday the 26th day of January, We shall sell our Goods,

. Exclusively for Cash all-Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We-have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that. nas been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the Goop and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amounthe loses in BAD tases By adopting the Cash Prineiple !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES # _ ‘ Than it would be possible fo do under the crad-« “ciseo; Will be abtéto give our customers all the waivantiges of the markets; and well at suet pri: ces aS will Dely Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted on the principles oF Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ~ eee Thanking our feledds for the liberal patronage . heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontindance.of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, ‘We remain, Respectfally. ° WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIE PROVISIONS, LIQUORS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City: / EHP Goods delivered ‘#teo of Charge. 63 Weaver & Company's Column. . We shall keep bo more running accounts, and . ‘. thing neces: it system, and with our faciliticsin San Fran-'. © ‘T the Toll Roar + house. FOR CASH. gy! —— 6 Nev Ory Goods Sor The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry. Goods Store, “Where he will constantly keep on Hand the finest assortmeut of art Merinos, and all kinds ————“orf Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, ‘Pritamtags and . O11 Cloths, &c. &c. The yevroeras ef the public is respectfully solicited. A. COLDSMITH, dié6 At the late standof Bates & McCormick. * For Sale or Bent. THE subscriber about to leave Lake City, offers: his Hotel and _ Restaurant for sale or to rent. It is a pleasant place and the Hotel-is dcing a good business idan at one s of the stations of the stage lines to Washoe: The House is-furnished-with everytocarry on the Hotel business. it will be sof@or rented on reasonable terma, if applied for immediately. For further -particnlars enquire on the prenaieee, or of A. ISOAKD, Nevada. MARIUS BREMOND. Also, a good Billiard Table, marble bed.. Luke City, Feb. 25th. Califo. nia Cared Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. “HE subscribers be, leave tocallthe attention of TRADE: Sto a superior article ofBecon, Hams; Shoulders and Lerd,. ~ In cans, ates: wanyfaatured by them from choice Corn Fed Hogs, at their establishment on one mile from the latter place. a large lot of Carefally Selected Hogs, They are enabled to offer to the Trade of Nevada, Grass Valley and the surrounding towns, a very ehoiee-article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms — their attention.W. DAVIS & CO. Nevada, March 3d. “CH. FERRAND & CO. Having on hand _. PHOTOGRAPHIC )_ AND At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Stz., ween Grass ) Valléy atid Névada” _DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photographs: and Am. . Ee. ¥F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of Drugs and Meticines, White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene, Camphene, : Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fluid, \ hard OU, Castor Oil, a Linseed O11, 4 i ‘Neatsfoot ou, Carriage Sponge, _ Chamois Skins, &e;,;&e. .. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES In great abundanes. a" In fact_every article in thees of a well ordered Drug Store. _ oo tS Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and precision. ‘Nevada, Nov. 20—tf SOCIAL P. PARTY. A GRAND 50 SOCIAL PARTY Art. On PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery 7 Nevada, Dec. 29th : GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb COoOrecGaAR! Regular Regalia, Ora splendid article Tobacco Call on R. Michalsky, FANILY saudi STORE.A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, . No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada Cit Informs the public that he wi Seon on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, * fine assortment of goods teually found ima store ot that kind His articles are all of the firat quallty and will be sold cheap-for cash. He can always be fuund at his ol stand on Commercial street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —~AND— RESTAURANT. a a Cal. keep The eta Hotel is now completed aud ready to gecommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodying. ‘This house has paeene best French cook in the Sta The table will be s upplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Departmert contains everything to.make-travelers con.fortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. The Bar ia alreye supplied with Wines, Ales, A éamors and Cigars. PEngiieh, French and German sakes at this mh3-3m F, STUMPFy MICHAEL LONG, . — Would inform the people of Ogi city that he has removed to is new er’s Bakery, on. Broad Street, Where he ts prepared to serve up FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, : 3 In every Style. Hiam & Eggs, &c. &c. . pof the same. Saloon is fixed up better than ‘er before and all orders, will be attended to MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s 2akery. Nevada, Mareh 5th. brotypes oko in the best style ofthe® a __PINE_STREET,._NEVADA-CITY, E.STUMPFE, , Proprietor. ; next-door to. Kohl-+ Thanks for pest favors he asks a continuapee . ~-Will be given at the” BLUE TENT HOUSE, 8. MADDEN—Proprietor, On the 17th day of March. 1864. Invitation Committee. Jesse Tompson, fi Frick, J. Stevens, G. W. Tomer Music by Plumhof and Chase. SOCIAL BALL. Will be given at the ORLEAN’SHOTEL, @RLEAN’S FLAT. On'the 17th of March, 1864, JOHN SHAE, Proprietor. Floor Managers. 8. L, Blackwell. N. B. Parazette*‘*WILD: PICEON.’’ _ASTEVENS, Proprietor. Have .8 ain opened the “Wild PiBeon Sa. Con. = the old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be glad to see my old customers and thepublic generally, A good supply of Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, CIGARS, ete, etc. Always Kept on HandGive me a call at thé olthplace. mb?2-3ra J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their ‘their old frien 3 and = publie generally that they have Fruit & Vegetable Store; ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotal. ; Where they will always keep on hand > Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bavon: Dried Beef, ee. be hall vor to keep 0’ aun aS endesy Frait keep, Vewetable Nevada, Jan. 2th—3m BLAZE’S SALOON” COR; OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S