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March 29, 1865 (4 pages)

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s of toek contore ny. »ve ‘terd at and 8 in eth 16 chirtz > or aw, low Sad > ma (8 st we nee Bb carom the construction of these scales, that at least ‘Tue Taearer.—We eye evel work has been suspended on the Theater . , . ) HELD to Answer.—Two Chinamen, reeently athe ' _ McFarland upon a writ of habeas corpus, atid Mevadla Daily Transcript, ‘WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, : Tre Ricnest Taine Yet.—A lead was yesterday struck en Gold Flat which bids fair to-exeeed-—anything yet found in this ‘section of the céentry. The Nichols broths ers some time since went to work near Wentworth's-mill, first satisfying themselves that there were no claimants te the ground.— They ran a tunnel under the bank of sawdust which had accumulated in the rear of “the mill, when they strack-a quartz ledgemeasuring pine inches in thickness and filled with gold. An old miner informs us that what rock they now have in sight, not more than a ton, will pay at least $1,000. The rock is easily gotten out and readily worked. . NEW. AND _NEW Goops!! A. H. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has opened a Family Grocery AND. ; Provision Store, in Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange é ! Hotel, on Broad Street, eee He has on hand and will beth constant receipt of everything m the way of Sitice the discovery of this claim, we under-. RmAneoic, stand that any number of persons have come be nee E " IES, forward as claimants of the ground, and itis . . ea PROVISIONS, likely that the discoverers will have to stand LIQUORS ; 6 lawsuit before they can-retain their claims. b FP LUWERS-AT—AUCTION,~—"‘Uncle— Ike" . Williamson will sell-at -auction, this morn-} ing, some splendid plants, in pots. These flowers are choice varieties and arein a fine, healthy condition. The salé will take place in Squire WiHiams* brick building, on Commercial street, adjoining Randolph’s jewelry store, at half pakt 10 o'clock. The ladies and gentlemen of Nevada are invited*to call and examine these beautiful plants, which will be open for inspection up to the time of the sale.¥ -——__——— A True FrencumMan.—We noticed in. the Union of yesterday a letter from Felix Gillett, of this city, on the duties of “A true renchman.” Mr. Gillett has recently returned from a visit fo his own country and is fully competent to speak of affairs as they exist in his native lund. He loves liberty better than he does Napoleon, and desires to see the time -when every citizen of France: shall have the benefit of an education and be a freeman. vie _— THe Hay Scaces.—Quite a large number of spactators gatli¢red in front of Crawford, Leavitt '& Co’s. store on Broad street, yesterday, to observe the manner in which Fairbanks’ mammoth hay scales are constructed. We sbould judge from the immensé crowd that has beeu on hand during & hundred men intend doing a heavy. business in the way of weighing this season. walls for the purpose of allowi tar to dry, and the briek work so far completed to get finely~set before finishing the--front--wall,Phe owners propose to make a substantia) job of ‘it, and ave deter. mined todo so “‘if it takes all summer,” the mor_ Goop Time.—The Sacramentostage arrived in this city. yesterday at twenty-five minutes past three o'clock. This is thé best time made since the commencement of winter. The-roads are now in geod condition, and are growing better every day. The Marysville and Moore’s Flat. stages also made excellent time yesterday, arriving earlier than any time since the pleasant weather commenced. New Dry Goops.Jacab Roséiithal is now receiving a magnificent stock of Dry Goods for Spring and Summer. Every day eases of new goods of the latest styles and the finest quality ure being received at. Rosenthal’s. Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are requested to call-und examine the new goods, at Rosenthal’s old stand on Broad street. 2 * THE BEST aNv Lares‘. —A. Haas, of the } firm of Haas & Co., has just started to San. Francisco, where he will secure the finest’ stock of Spring and Summer clothing ever brought to this city. His stock of fashionable clothing will arrive bythe steamer now . due, and will be the very “tip of the. ton.” Those who want the best and cheapest, should hold on to their coin until Hass & Co.'s stock arrives< . od at Washington for robbing . sluices, were yesterday brought before Judge . after ex > Were held to New Music.—George R. Crawford has Just. received a large steck of new piano and i cog eA taatie : fom te Eat . W"Nevada, Feb. 1408. °° AH. F __ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, ~—— of anyt/ihg in this line, 2 8 These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, I shall seil strictly FOR CASH! Purchasers are particnlarly invited to’the following : List of Prices Current: CORRECTED EVERY MORNING. ee Isthmus -Butter, 49 cents per pound. Ranch Butter, 50 cents per. pound. Goshen Cheese, 25 cents per pound. Calitoruia Hams, 25 cente per pound. California Bacon, 25 cents pér pound. Isthmus Cod Fish 2Q cents per pound. California Lard per can $1 5U Clear Pork 25 cents per pound. Crushed Sugar 20 cents per pound. Powdered Sugar 20 cents per puund.~ 8. F. Refined Sugar 16% cents per-pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents per nd. _ Old Gov. Java Cotfee, greeti, 30 cts per Ib. Costa Rico Coffee, gr Old Gov. Java Cotiée, ground, 374 cts Ib. Old Rio Gotfee, ground, 25 céhts per Ib. ents per Ib. : les50 eents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per pound. Dial Prunes 16 cents per pound. “Dried Currants 14 cents per pound. Dried Peaches 16 cents per pound. Comet Tea $1.00 per pound. Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson Tea, green, 874-ets per Ib. Basket ‘Tea 75 cents per pound. Black Tea 50. cents per pound. * MeMurry’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. Claims per can 50 cents. ‘ Lobsters per can 374 cents. Jellies and Jams per ean 50 cents. Preston & Merrill’s Yeast per can 25 cts. New Layer Raisins } boxes: $150. ~ do do 4 do $250. Heavy Golden Syrup-pér gallon $1 25.Saleratus, Babbitt’s, 124 cents per Ib. ~ Soda do 124 do do Cream Tartar 624 do do Eagle Chocolate ~-374 do do Pearl Barley 124 do do New Citron 374 do do Carolina Rico 15 do do White Beans 8 do de Chile Beans 8 do do Sardines per } boxes 25 cents. do i 4 do 374 do C. O. Soap per bar~ 124 cents. Pale Soap do. 25 do Castile Soap de 75. «do Pickles per jat 4 gal. 60 cents. do gh ‘4 do po ap te: Cats r bottle quarts 25 cen Pied do pints 124 de* Pepper Sauce per bottle 124-de -Wine Vinegar per gallon75 do Salt per3 pound bags 124 do do 5 do do 2% do do 10 do do 374 do do 20 do do %-do do J do th tyGround Pepper per 1 jo do Mustard do 124 do do Ginger do 2 de do Allspice do 25 do . do Cinnamon TE +4 Grain P r per 30. «do > Allsuice as. 35 «do “Soda Crackers do 16 do Butter do , do 16 do Pie Nick do do 16 de Ginger Sna do -20 do Jeunie Lind Crag.do 20 do. Sugar Crackers do 20 do Alvoia’s Shovels § $1 00 Hopdles, pa Fk 4 + i¢ « : STORE ! Ie orvar.nupverion 1. F &c, &e. Td which he invites the attention of all in want P , 25 cents per . b, ‘OF PRICES : Now is the. time te call at & HAAS & COS. ON : aNnp BUY . Winter Clothing & Rubber Goods AT GREATLY i” REDUCED PRICES! 4) Nevada, Feb. 1st. ; : DRUGS _AND MEDICINES. . 4 ‘Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occu: ’ pied by his Father— rat At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. ° ——— well-selected stuck of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERKFUMERY, &c. i Physiotans’ Prescriptions carefully cgmpounded aft all hours, og Nevada, Feb 9th eek CH. FERRAND. iF PHOTOGRAPHIC.1 pi AND. _-DAGUERREAN ARTIST. t rEvery kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best styleofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. : “'GEORGE E. TURNER, DEALER In HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Glass Ware, And in fact everything usually found in a Store of this kind, which will be sold cheap for
cash. di5 My CROCKETT’S AMYGDALINE. $5,00 per dozen, Homeopathic Medicines. (Humphrey’s Specifies, For Saleat Agents’ Rates, by — E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. Nevada, Feb. 2ist. CROCERIES. FAMILY A. BARUH, OULD inform the le of Nevada city that he has just rece cok: alarge and : Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, E thing usually found in a well lated Stor thie kind. All goods ablivered tree of charge. Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. St R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. FINE BRANDIES WIRES Liqaors generally. He'will keep constantly on hand a large and . a Tt we-hepes be IRE! ‘FIRE! FIRE! !2. eS ‘The season for disastrous fires is approaching. Are You Insured? ’ In justice to yourself, your family and your ereditors,¢ btain an Insurance Policy of a RELIABLE AND SOLVENT COMPANY. THE NEW YORK HOME, wi a Cash Capital of over three and a quarter millions, stands ‘without a peer'in the world. . THE OLD HARTFORD, Established almost at the commencement of the hrougha THOUSAND -FIRKS, for fairaess, premptness and liberality. NEW YORK PRENIX, Ts also establishea permanently, and fast gaining the pop arity which its judicious i o t ment and honorable and prompt dealing w the insured desetves. 5 Each of the avove_ Companies has deposited the sum of $75.v00—said deposit being approved by the Controller of State—for the security of parties insured All risks bound and losses.adjusted by: : K.XK. SPENCE, Agen m9 or Nevada. _‘Nevada, Tannery.YY Ob Drespeettully inform the citizens Nevada and the surrounding towns that they have on hand a large stock of Sele Leather, ’ Harness Leather, The Leather Tom our manufactory has been in use in this vicinity for some time and in eve ry instance has given good satisfaction. It will compare favorably with any Leather brought into this market, We invite all in want_ofany~ thing in the above line to call and see for tselves, ar to price and quality of Leather: ‘The Tannery 18 situated, in Nevada city. on theold Washington road, near the County Hospital. All orders addressed to tie undersigned will meet with prompt attention. KELSEY & BUTLER. Nevada, Jan, 19th” °. EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s) Brick Building, Mill Street, Pas GRASS VALLEY: LY —_—— AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreviate it when it is sparkling-before their eyes. — , Nevadens! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—1 wi.lalways be on band, ready and willing to serve you with the best in the ‘shop.’ JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley.Sept ith—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform. my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with acall. stany hour. “Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. f 1 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be pe: formed in a more skifful_manne*, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made My charges are moderate, and to suit the times. I ém permanently located in this city Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from ‘‘emperance Hall. i ° Vuleaznite Work promptly and neatly done at this office. & ‘French Hair Dressing Saioon. FELIX GILLET, =~" ~~ 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 business. Hair Cutting donc in the best styles Razors Honed and warranted. kKrRazors for Sale,.£§ dren's Hair. CROCKET’S AMYGDALINE. [= Ladies Save Your Hair! _4-} Crockett’s imyadaline wit prevent the Hair from coming out and make 't grow ! f 3 feblo ° Asa Hair Dressing, it 1s unequalled by any the world has yet produced. . : Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855 Centre Market. : . } FRED. BULACHER, ana . FRANK AUMER wouldrespectfully inform the citizens .of Nevada and vicinity that he has become propeletor wip An —_rr) ular Meat -Market, on Commercia stredh Siem snore below the Daily Transerépt Printing Office, and will keep on hand the very -best quality-of BEEF, PORK, VEAL, ~.MUTTON, _ * VEGETABLES. ‘ strict attention to business to receive a good share of pttronages 22 8. J. HEY WOOD'S me Daguérrean Rooms, G12 Gley Btreet,a few doors above Mont/BRICK STORE, 16 BROAD. STREET * . San Francisco, Feb. 21. ; present century, has maintathed its reputation . . Particular attention paid the cutting of Chil_ SPECIAL NOTICES. ELECTROPATHIC ANSTITUTE, San FranciscoNO. 645 WASHINGTON STREET. Ektablished February 12, 1860, by an association and the suppression of quackery. : ERSONS SUFFERING FROM DISEASE, can'rely upon the most scientific and honorable treatment atthe above Medical Institute ; and should thrir cases; be within the lintit of ond.advise them of the best method of relief, so. far as science can goto accomplish the ohiect:. The basis of treatment at the Institute is the Electropathic System. But the Resident Physician, J. H. JOSSELYN, ~s7' M. D., a Graduate of the University of Pennsyl-TRS vania_has dis¢overed several valuable remedies KELSEY & BUTLER, Ne or of the vegetable kingdom that will cure any namecable disease. — Since the establishment of the Ipstitute, al‘mosi_cvery kind of disense-hasbeen tréated with money tnd those complaints which have ; the names of which a fae, . should_not Sits An@ in fact all kinds of Leather, usually found . FEMALES shedid-bearin-mind that the only inthat busines ae safety in the tfee t.of complaints peculiar to their éex< is to havea physician who has made the female economy his pu Resident Physician at the Iusticute, they will find a surgesn who can sympathize with them in their troubles, and relieye them, nomatter what ‘they may be. To the rheumatic and nervous person this Institute offers the blessings of certain and pérmanent cure. bs . For those suffering from the effects of mercury and those diseases for which mercury is usually given, there is no remedy-so sure-as ithe Klectropathic aystem, as practiced at the Institute, 644 Washington street. Tho Resident Physician isne Foreign Adventurer, nor is he wedded to one idea. Al) scientitic systems are made by him a source of benefit to those who may see fit to consult him, Come ohe, come all, and receive the blessings of health! The motto is-A Perfect Cure, or no money required. : Persons living at a distance from the citv, ean consult the Resident Physician by Ictter, stating the cake, and will receive advice and medecines, asthe ease may require. sirictly confidential. ‘ J. HW JOSSELYN, M. D., Resident Physician, Klectropathic Institute, fe-19 645 Washington street, San Francisco Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills, This niedecine of enduring effigacy. is justly prized as a gorrector of all disorders of the stomach and bowels, the common symptoms of which are costiveness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after meals, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping pains“in. the, stomach and bowels.— torpid state of the liver supervenes, and all the horrors of dyspepsia are experienced. Every function of the frame is, to a eertain extent. prostrated ; buta little perseverance in the use of Brandreth’s Pils, Will ever restore the system from this state of afflicted of their gulutary influence. The stomaction of the liver will soon take place, and instead of Jis*lessness, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewed health will be the blessed result Principal office Brandreth Building New York. +. WV, EF. BRANDKETH, office at Crane &. } Brigham’s, San Francisco. fe 23 Soothing and Bracing. There is no preparation in existence which has such a soothing effect in cases of nervous excite ment as 4 . : Dr, Wostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Although the fame of this renowned invigorantYests mainly on its astonishing cures of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, arid intestinal disorders, it is equally effacious ir nervous com@laints Thousands of ladies resort to it asa ‘remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner. vous headache, vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturbances and derangements to which, as a sex, they are subject. It cheers and lightens the depressed mental-poWers a8 well as strengthens the body, andits use ia never followed by any unpleasart reaction.~-Sold by al) Druggists and dealers every where. Pha MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fe23 5 Sen Franciscos Notice to the Sick.—How long have desired and néeted onthis Coast, w Surgery and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our case in the’ hands of skillful and prretical physicians. Should we at ay time re‘quire medicel assistance, we may ¢ongratul ourselves that such a place is now establ at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Franeiseo, known by the name of ‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.’* whieh is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modérn improvemente, an extensive Labratory, whieh contains all the choiee and lat st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., tor seases. The Re the cure of private and other diseases ception and Consulting Rooms are commodieus and weil adapted for the business. The Physicians connected with ihe Surgery and Dispensary, knowledge and experience. It is theonly estab-_ lishment on this coast where persons who ave suffering from certain diseases can get properly eured. For particulars eee adv of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 Montgomery Street) Sam Frameisco. = = Rnee oF Important, to the Sick and Afflicted. of screntifie gentleman, for the eure of disease.—-. cure, the Resident Physician will warrant them’ © a perfect and permanent relief from the affliction. ~ And if their_cases be incurable, he will so atate, ticular study. Inthe . All correspondenee misery. Twoor thtee-doses will congineethe _, These symptomsbeing suffered to remain, a ~~ 7 teh-will speedily reyain ite atrongh, ahealthy ——-_-—_ P)