March 30, 1872 (4 pages)

ad) TY JES! ply the ty with y OF AND ‘ing, Suits, tate ! fact we and exe for each € TY f superior CLOTHods ! Market ! ention. LING R, tStyles! \NKETS tof STYLE a &e, &c. ~~ s’ Rub, &e. ving adityles. come 9 Wery e Very City and Bonn 1d examine lities for ured that t for buylace. ~ i} The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. eS a LOCAL AFFAIRS. House Thieves. Around. It has been generally believed by pur -people—those who are—posted— that there is a gang of outlaws in our midst, who are-prepared to break into houses or stores, where money or valuables are kept. A few weeksago the house of Mr. Crosman was broken jnto, but nothing of value-was stolen. About 2 a’clock yesterday morning an attempt was made to enter the residence of Wm. H. Davidson.— SF mong: . see the elegant dress goods, “Shawls, Heavy Importation ----Rosenberg ‘Bros.-——Great Excitement in the ~ Dry Goods Line-—-Cheaper than the Cheapest. ' : The grandest and most elegan goods ever brought to the. Pacific coast, were received. by Rosenberg Bros. yesterday. They are gay, rich, unique, and withal will be sokl cheaper than they can be bought in New York. ~All they ask of the ladies of this city and county is, to call and id pique, corsets, kid gloves, ladies’ and misses’ shoes, calicos, laces, embroideries, trimmings, domestic goods, carpets, oil cloths, mattings, etc., all being of the very latest styles, having just arrived from the East. RosenAt-the above hour, Mrs. Davidson pie bythe ight Ta the tee no. the fight deterroom, and on looking at ‘the window, discovered that the curtain had been pulled up, the window open, and a robber in the act of getting intotheroom. Thé thief had one foot on the floor inside the room and the other resting on the porch. She awoke Mr. Davidson, but as soon as the robber foutid he was discovered he made tracks just as fast as his kind usually do. Our people will do well to keep their doors not. only locked but bolted, and besides that, itis advisable to have some kind of a deadly weapon nearat hand. If Davidson had had a revolver, there vould in all probability have been a funeral. — coe! Easter. : To-morrow, Sunday, the ceremonies of Easter will be celebrated with more than usual magnificence at the Catholic Church. Lambillotte’s mass ja D, will be sung by a quartette, composed of Mrs. Hanson, soprano; Miss Katie Edwards, contralto; Mr. John Glasson, tenor; and Mr. Chas. Grimes, baritone. They will be assisted by the regular choir, under direction of Mr. Chase, organist, as conductor. We are sure thatall who attend to-morrow will enjoy a@ tich treat, rarely offered outside of the Cathedrals in our largest city. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Father Claire, at 104% o’clock,—a:-™. Roll of Honor. The following names are on the roll of honorin the 2d Primary School for the month of March, Miss Cornell teacher: Mary Hook, Lizzie Holbrook, Willie Gray, Isabel Jack, Eda Ott, George Black, Nelly McBrown, Percy Coe, Joe Patterson, Chas. Alty, Carrie Miller, Mary Gray, Emily Rolfe, Rosa Webber, Fernande Muller, Josie Regonde, John McCrandle, Joseph Plunkett, John Hutchinson. > -_--?> Elder Miles Grant. A letter was received yesterday, from Elder Miles Grant, the eelebrated preacher, in which he states that he will commence a series of meetings in this city, at’ the theatre, en Friday evening, April 12th, and continue them for overa week-*: The reverend gentleman’s reputation is too well established for us to add one word in his favor; He will be welcomed by large audiences. . ait Theatre To-night. -Ellerton’s dramatic troupe will give one more performance in this city tonight. This troupe performed in this city a few weeks ago, before a qowded house. This evening will be presented a dramain two acts, entitled “The Twin Brothers,’’ in which the Griffin sisters, Tony Ward, 8. P. Everett and Wm. Ellerton, will appear. Comic. songs will be sung by one of the troupe. The entertainment will conclude with a local dree, brimming full of hits. None should™fail to attend the performance of this ‘talented troupe. The Assesment. The Assessors will commence their duties throughout the countyte-day. The law in regard to the matter is, very strict, more so than ever before, and property holders should be prepared, at a moment’s notice, to give the Assessor or depaties the true eash --Yalue.of all property in their possession; or under their control. . City Election. The city election is called, by the Board of Trustees, to take place on . the 6th of May, when five ‘Trustees, Treasurer, Assessor, and Marshal Will be elected. Announcements are how inorder, Attorney and the ex-Treasurer, upon _Ahe delinquent lists of the past two City dekeepens At the meeting of the Board of Trustees, held Thursday evening, H. “every day for the next week. +savemorethan-halfin-your doctor’s bills. @ mined-not-to be undersold by any such bargains to all who call, that will satisfy the most fastidious. Don’t delay a moment; but call before you invest a dollar elsewhere. A dollar saved is a dollar earned, and you can’t make it easier than by calling on Rosenberg Bros. on Commercial street. New goods will be received * —-_ >> — What Spring Brings With It. Regarded froma medical standpoint, Spring is not the delectable season described by vernal poets. On the contrary, its yield of intermittent fevers, bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, diserders of the stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary diseases, is almost as large as its crop of violets, snowdrops and cherry blossoms. The invisible seeds of innumerable maladies rise withthe mortiing mists, and are séattered broad cast-by the vapors of night.—Who-can Banner Eros., t COLUMN. dealer in ‘the State. They will give}mcrae re mac not the weak by nature or those whose nervous energies have been overtasked by men tal or physical labor, unless they tone and invigorate their systems, and thus enable them to cope with the unhealthy influences by which they are surrounded. The only medicinal agent by which this object can be rapidly and safely accomplish ed, isthe great vegetable renovant and inwigorant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The operation of this celebrated specific is fourfold. It strengthens the digestive organs, regulates the secretions, improves the condition of the blood,, superinduces a regular habit of bedy, and thereby imparts such vigor and elacticity tothe whole physical structure as to render it capable of resisting the action of the poisonous miasma, with which the Spring atmosphere is always to some extent impregnated. Here, then, isa ready and certain means of escaping the disorders prevalent at this season, or (if they have already fastened upon the system) of conquering them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor of a medicine is not of much consequence, provided it does its work properly, but of Hostetter’s. Bitters it may be fairly said, that they effect a cure without outraging the patient’s sense of taste. : SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto . ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will Dr. HEnLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL Brtrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. ##@” See advertisement in another column. feb7-3nr A Card to the Public. E, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we have employed DR. F, BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the .public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. . WM. SCOTT, MRS, CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GQLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, . JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, “\_ JOHN PEARD, a , WAPTERS, ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, JOHN KISTLE, , WM. KISTLE, a “JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, N. C. TULLY, KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VI€TOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1872. H. HANSON [Successor to H. R. Bussenius,] DRUGGIST. — Graduate of the Apothecsry College of Stdckholm, * WASONIC BUILDING, Corner of, Pine and Commercial Streets. resist their mephitic influence? Certainly. IN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OF-— LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, ech er Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR’S GOODS. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN_OTHER WOR AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 8. Bradley was appointed City Surveyor, : . ONE HUNDRED CASES _. Let the Best stand upon its mer. chiefs, of all description. BLOCKADE. RAISED! — = . PROFITS 18 MY MOTTO. « —_———A, GOLDSMITH, \N BROAD STREET, NEVADA erry, OF THE FINEST Ansontiateies DRY Goops EVER EXHIBITED IN NEVADA! The Stock was selected and it cannot be excelled! The Stock is the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST! Ever seen on this Coast ! The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures. I only desire the people to visit my place, and Nits for Cheapness, Quality and General Assortment of Goods. NR T-desire te call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Satin Barbouns, all colors. Silk Poplins and Silks. Gros de Landres. Belgian Repps. Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. Japanese Silks and Poplins. Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black Prints. Marseilles, Shirting Linens and Print, Chambrie, &e. New Styles of Striped Shawls. New Styles of Trimmings and Embroideries, Hosiery, all o the latest styles. Domestic Goods, all description and qualities from 4-4 to 11-4, bleached and unbleached. _1 Zjnens of all description.___. . Millinery Goods, the very latest style Hats, Flowers, &c. Carpets and Oil Cloths---A full line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry and all kinds of Matting. Lace Collars and Handkeribbon Sashes, of all kinds. And 1,000 more Novel numerous to mention. G. ; ~ —ee . A FESTIVAL will be given, at the NEVADA THEATRE, 4 QUICK SALES AND’ SMALL. on Monday, Aprit ist, 1672,. —FOR THE— Benefit of the A. M. E. Church, OF NEVADA CITY. ~~~ o B = Tickets 50 Cents. aunt Nevada, March 21st, LECTURES. — WYNDER the management of the Trusteesof the Nevada Library Association at Library Hall, Kidd’s Building. Commenting-on “Monday evening, Feb. 26th, and continuing each successive week, until the course is cumpleted, as follows: Monday Evening, April.lst. REV. E. HALLEDAY. SUBJECT—“LORD MACAULEY, , Season Tickets, for the course of six Lectures, admitting one lady and gentleman, or two ladies, $2. Evening Tickets, admitting one lady and gentleman, or two ladies,,50 cents. _ Tickets may be obtained at the principal business places in the city. The object of these Lectures is to secure funds to add new books to the: Library. The co-operation and patronage of all citizens of Nevada is solicited. By order of the Trustecs, ees, FeO. se . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, Ard a great variety of Illustrated Catalogues * aT NEVADA DRUG STORE. S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Also a.Large Stock of Acids, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles,; Paints, Oils and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —~—aT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2P.M; Commencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday; at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gents, $5 per month. Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienne, etc. if desired. a29 MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maun L. facture as good; LAGER BEER sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. ve your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. attended to. Give nicatrial. I am con fident of giving the very-best satisfaction. ounty FREE oF CHARGE. — GREAT BARGAINS! !. COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, ‘Wall Paper, ., Window Shades, Lamps, ete., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, FLUID, etc. Block. tle Sewing Machine. Jan&POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. ~ever offered to the public. PDONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. ‘C'wenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. For sale by all grocers Factory, 121 Front D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. ce T Feb, 4 : A, GOLDSMITH, a course of six Lectures will be delivered . . SOHN W: HINDS, President. . _ A. H.: Parker, Treasurer. Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2P.M As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager And they will be promptly and faithfully LaGER Brrr delivered to.any part of the jy7. POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 We have also on hand a large stock of DANFORTH'S PATENT PETROLEUM Call and see our mammoth i” We are Agents for the Home Shut-. ALIFORNIA PREMIUM ES the best and the cheapest. Powder No one can make good bread without Street, San Francisco. Everyone uses Donnolly’s Cream d Donnolly’s Soda and Salaratus. GIANT POWDER! T: QUANTITIES TO surr, for sale LOWEST MARKET RATES, +BY— PPrernten No. 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office. = W. H. CRAWFORD, AVERILL’S * —CHEMICAL PAINT! —BY THE— CALIFORNTA . Chemical Paint Company, ‘OF PUREST WHITE, ‘And any desired Shade or Color. , THEY ARE CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC Than the Best of any other Paint. EE THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, "NOR CHALK OFF, and will last twice as long as the best White Lead. MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD ONLY BY THE GALLON. W. H. CRAWFORD, Sole Agent for Nevada City. No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. GEORGE A. PRINCE, & C0’S,, ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. — ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old M est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. Yor over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons lias not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet their orders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— aré now valued by their owners as highly as the day they were bought. Over Forty-Hight Thousand Are.now inuse in various parts of the wor WM. KNABE & CO’S ii ilerano FORTES! Undoubtedly. the best first class Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years;have,-apou their excellence alone, attained ‘an unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronounces thera unrivalled. : ‘ Their GONE combines great power, sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great out the entire scale. The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO’S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low priced, very duzA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness in the foot-hills and mountain volleys. a wa. Allour Instrumen:s fre tully warranted for five years. end will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years. Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent on application to A. L, BANURGFT & CO. MvuSsIC DEPARTMENT, t GENERAL AGEN 8 @oast. FOR; THE PACIFIC feb?-Sm a purity of intonation and evenness through. > San Francisco. -

ad) TY JES! ply the ty with y OF AND ‘ing, Suits, tate ! fact we and exe for each € TY f superior CLOTHods ! Market ! ention. LING R, tStyles! \NKETS tof STYLE a &e, &c. ~~ s’ Rub, &e. ving adityles. come 9 Wery e Very City and Bonn 1d examine lities for ured that t for buylace. ~ i} The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. eS a LOCAL AFFAIRS. House Thieves. Around. It has been generally believed by pur -people—those who are—posted— that there is a gang of outlaws in our midst, who are-prepared to break into houses or stores, where money or valuables are kept. A few weeksago the house of Mr. Crosman was broken jnto, but nothing of value-was stolen. About 2 a’clock yesterday morning an attempt was made to enter the residence of Wm. H. Davidson.— SF mong: . see the elegant dress goods, “Shawls, Heavy Importation ----Rosenberg ‘Bros.-——Great Excitement in the ~ Dry Goods Line-—-Cheaper than the Cheapest. ' : The grandest and most elegan goods ever brought to the. Pacific coast, were received. by Rosenberg Bros. yesterday. They are gay, rich, unique, and withal will be sokl cheaper than they can be bought in New York. ~All they ask of the ladies of this city and county is, to call and id pique, corsets, kid gloves, ladies’ and misses’ shoes, calicos, laces, embroideries, trimmings, domestic goods, carpets, oil cloths, mattings, etc., all being of the very latest styles, having just arrived from the East. RosenAt-the above hour, Mrs. Davidson pie bythe ight Ta the tee no. the fight deterroom, and on looking at ‘the window, discovered that the curtain had been pulled up, the window open, and a robber in the act of getting intotheroom. Thé thief had one foot on the floor inside the room and the other resting on the porch. She awoke Mr. Davidson, but as soon as the robber foutid he was discovered he made tracks just as fast as his kind usually do.. Our people will do well to keep their doors not. only locked but bolted, and besides that, itis advisable to have some kind of a deadly weapon nearat hand. If Davidson had had a revolver, there vould in all probability have been a funeral. — coe! Easter. : To-morrow, Sunday, the ceremonies of Easter will be celebrated with more than usual magnificence at the Catholic Church. Lambillotte’s mass ja D, will be sung by a quartette, composed of Mrs. Hanson, soprano; Miss Katie Edwards, contralto; Mr. John Glasson, tenor; and Mr. Chas. Grimes, baritone. They will be assisted by the regular choir, under direction of Mr. Chase, organist, as conductor. We are sure thatall who attend to-morrow will enjoy a@ tich treat, rarely offered outside of the Cathedrals in our largest city. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Father Claire, at 104% o’clock,—a:-™. Roll of Honor. The following names are on the roll of honorin the 2d Primary School for the month of March, Miss Cornell teacher: Mary Hook, Lizzie Holbrook, Willie Gray, Isabel Jack, Eda Ott, George Black, Nelly McBrown, Percy Coe, Joe Patterson, Chas. Alty, Carrie Miller, Mary Gray, Emily Rolfe, Rosa Webber, Fernande Muller, Josie Regonde, John McCrandle, Joseph Plunkett, John Hutchinson. > -_--?> Elder Miles Grant. A letter was received yesterday, from Elder Miles Grant, the eelebrated preacher, in which he states that he will commence a series of meetings in this city, at’ the theatre, en Friday evening, April 12th, and continue them for overa week-*: The reverend gentleman’s reputation is too well established for us to add one word in his favor; He will be welcomed by large audiences. . ait Theatre To-night. -Ellerton’s dramatic troupe will give one more performance in this city tonight. This troupe performed in this city a few weeks ago, before a qowded house. This evening will be presented a dramain two acts, entitled “The Twin Brothers,’’ in which the Griffin sisters, Tony Ward, 8. P. Everett and Wm. Ellerton, will appear. Comic. songs will be sung by one of the troupe. The entertainment will conclude with a local dree, brimming full of hits. None should™fail to attend the performance of this ‘talented troupe. The Assesment. The Assessors will commence their duties throughout the countyte-day. The law in regard to the matter is, very strict, more so than ever before, and property holders should be prepared, at a moment’s notice, to give the Assessor or depaties the true eash --Yalue.of all property in their possession; or under their control. . City Election. The city election is called, by the Board of Trustees, to take place on . the 6th of May, when five ‘Trustees, Treasurer, Assessor, and Marshal Will be elected. Announcements are how inorder, Attorney and the ex-Treasurer, upon _Ahe delinquent lists of the past two City dekeepens At the meeting of the Board of Trustees, held Thursday evening, H. “every day for the next week. +savemorethan-halfin-your doctor’s bills. @ mined-not-to be undersold by any such bargains to all who call, that will satisfy the most fastidious. Don’t delay a moment; but call before you invest a dollar elsewhere. A dollar saved is a dollar earned, and you can’t make it easier than by calling on Rosenberg Bros. on Commercial street. New goods will be received * —-_ >> — What Spring Brings With It. Regarded froma medical standpoint, Spring is not the delectable season described by vernal poets. On the contrary, its yield of intermittent fevers, bilious attacks, rheumatic pains, diserders of the stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary diseases, is almost as large as its crop of violets, snowdrops and cherry blossoms. The invisible seeds of innumerable maladies rise withthe mortiing mists, and are séattered broad cast-by the vapors of night.—Who-can Banner Eros., t COLUMN. dealer in ‘the State. They will give}mcrae re mac not the weak by nature or those whose nervous energies have been overtasked by men tal or physical labor, unless they tone and invigorate their systems, and thus enable them to cope with the unhealthy influences by which they are surrounded. The only medicinal agent by which this object can be rapidly and safely accomplish ed, isthe great vegetable renovant and inwigorant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The operation of this celebrated specific is fourfold. It strengthens the digestive organs, regulates the secretions, improves the condition of the blood,, superinduces a regular habit of bedy, and thereby imparts such vigor and elacticity tothe whole physical structure as to render it capable of resisting the action of the poisonous miasma, with which the Spring atmosphere is always to some extent impregnated. Here, then, isa ready and certain means of escaping the disorders prevalent at this season, or (if they have already fastened upon the system) of conquering them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor of a medicine is not of much consequence, provided it does its work properly, but of Hostetter’s. Bitters it may be fairly said, that they effect a cure without outraging the patient’s sense of taste. : SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto . ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestive organs, and you will Dr. HEnLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL Brtrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. ##@” See advertisement in another column. feb7-3nr A Card to the Public. E, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we have employed DR. F, BUELOW, As our Medical Adviser and Family Physician, and that the said Dr. Buelow has met with the greatest success in all cases coming under his treatment, and that we cheerfully recommend him to the .public of Nevada City and County. as a prominent Physician. J. JACOBS, A. ROSENTHAL, C. P. RINNERT, A. BARUH, K. FOEUTH. . WM. SCOTT, MRS, CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, A. J. STILES, A. GQLDSMITH, A. ISOARD, MRS. THOMAS MOONEY, LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, . JOHN BLASAUF, DANIEL MURPHY, MARIAN ANDRODE, L. JACOBS, “\_ JOHN PEARD, a , WAPTERS, ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, JOHN KISTLE, , WM. KISTLE, a “JOHN SENNER, Jr. MRS. M. J. TORSON, MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, N. C. TULLY, KASKIL CASPER, SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAAC, VI€TOR BANNER, H. LEVY. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1872. H. HANSON [Successor to H. R. Bussenius,] DRUGGIST. — Graduate of the Apothecsry College of Stdckholm, * WASONIC BUILDING, Corner of, Pine and Commercial Streets. resist their mephitic influence? Certainly. IN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OF-— LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, ech er Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR

SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR’S GOODS. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN_OTHER WOR AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 8. Bradley was appointed City Surveyor, : . ONE HUNDRED CASES _. Let the Best stand upon its mer. chiefs, of all description. BLOCKADE. RAISED! — = . PROFITS 18 MY MOTTO. « —_———A, GOLDSMITH, \N BROAD STREET, NEVADA erry, OF THE FINEST Ansontiateies DRY Goops EVER EXHIBITED IN NEVADA! The Stock was selected and it cannot be excelled! The Stock is the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST! Ever seen on this Coast ! The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures. I only desire the people to visit my place, and Nits for Cheapness, Quality and General Assortment of Goods. NR T-desire te call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Satin Barbouns, all colors. Silk Poplins and Silks. Gros de Landres. Belgian Repps. Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. Japanese Silks and Poplins. Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black Prints. Marseilles, Shirting Linens and Print, Chambrie, &e. New Styles of Striped Shawls. New Styles of Trimmings and Embroideries, Hosiery, all o the latest styles. Domestic Goods, all description and qualities from 4-4 to 11-4, bleached and unbleached. _1 Zjnens of all description.___. . Millinery Goods, the very latest style Hats, Flowers, &c. Carpets and Oil Cloths---A full line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry and all kinds of Matting. Lace Collars and Handkeribbon Sashes, of all kinds. And 1,000 more Novel numerous to mention. G. ; ~ —ee . A FESTIVAL will be given, at the NEVADA THEATRE, 4 QUICK SALES AND’ SMALL. on Monday, Aprit ist, 1672,. —FOR THE— Benefit of the A. M. E. Church, OF NEVADA CITY. ~~~ o B = Tickets 50 Cents. aunt Nevada, March 21st, LECTURES. — WYNDER the management of the Trusteesof the Nevada Library Association at Library Hall, Kidd’s Building. Commenting-on “Monday evening, Feb. 26th, and continuing each successive week, until the course is cumpleted, as follows: Monday Evening, April.lst. REV. E. HALLEDAY. SUBJECT—“LORD MACAULEY, , Season Tickets, for the course of six Lectures, admitting one lady and gentleman, or two ladies, $2. Evening Tickets, admitting one lady and gentleman, or two ladies,,50 cents. _ Tickets may be obtained at the principal business places in the city. The object of these Lectures is to secure funds to add new books to the: Library. The co-operation and patronage of all citizens of Nevada is solicited. By order of the Trustecs, ees, FeO. se . FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, Ard a great variety of Illustrated Catalogues * aT NEVADA DRUG STORE. S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. Also a.Large Stock of Acids, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles,; Paints, Oils and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. MILLINGTON’S DANCING SCHOOL, —~—aT— TEMPERANCE HALL, Commencing Saturday, Jan, 6th. For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2P.M; Commencing Jan. 10th. For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday; at7P.M. Commencing Jan. 8th. Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per month. Gents, $5 per month. Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienne, etc. if desired. a29 MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maun L. facture as good; LAGER BEER sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. ve your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. attended to. Give nicatrial. I am con fident of giving the very-best satisfaction. ounty FREE oF CHARGE. — GREAT BARGAINS! !. COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! Commercial street, Nevada City, are now selling Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass Ware, ‘Wall Paper, ., Window Shades, Lamps, ete., Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL, FLUID, etc. Block. tle Sewing Machine. Jan&POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross. ~ever offered to the public. PDONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. ‘C'wenty-five gross of pure Yeast Powdet made every day. For sale by all grocers Factory, 121 Front D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor. ce T Feb, 4 : A, GOLDSMITH, a course of six Lectures will be delivered . . SOHN W: HINDS, President. . _ A. H.: Parker, Treasurer. Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2P.M As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager And they will be promptly and faithfully LaGER Brrr delivered to.any part of the jy7. POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 We have also on hand a large stock of DANFORTH'S PATENT PETROLEUM Call and see our mammoth i” We are Agents for the Home Shut-. ALIFORNIA PREMIUM ES the best and the cheapest. Powder No one can make good bread without Street, San Francisco. Everyone uses Donnolly’s Cream d Donnolly’s Soda and Salaratus. GIANT POWDER! T: QUANTITIES TO surr, for sale LOWEST MARKET RATES, +BY— PPrernten No. 27 and 29 Main St. Opposite the Express Office. = W. H. CRAWFORD, AVERILL’S * —CHEMICAL PAINT! —BY THE— CALIFORNTA . Chemical Paint Company, ‘OF PUREST WHITE, ‘And any desired Shade or Color. , THEY ARE CHEAPER, HANDSOMER, MORE DURABLE AND ELASTIC Than the Best of any other Paint. EE THEY WILL NOT PEEL, CRACK, "NOR CHALK OFF, and will last twice as long as the best White Lead. MIXED READY FOR APPLICATION AND SOLD ONLY BY THE GALLON. W. H. CRAWFORD, Sole Agent for Nevada City. No, 27 and 29 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. GEORGE A. PRINCE, & C0’S,, ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. — ESSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old M est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in the United States, and have sent forth a greater number of instruments than any other Manufactory, and they have never had an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction. Yor over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons lias not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet their orders promptly, Instruments manufactured by Prince & Co—twenty years old— aré now valued by their owners as highly as the day they were bought. Over Forty-Hight Thousand Are.now inuse in various parts of the wor WM. KNABE & CO’S ii ilerano FORTES! Undoubtedly. the best first class Piano manufactured in America ! These Instruments having been before the Public for over thirty years;have,-apou their excellence alone, attained ‘an unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronounces thera unrivalled. : ‘ Their GONE combines great power, sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great out the entire scale. The TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP they are unexcelled WILLIAM McCAMMON & CO’S (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES! RE comparatively low priced, very duzA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of moisture and dryness in the foot-hills and mountain volleys. a wa. Allour Instrumen:s fre tully warranted for five years. end will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years. Circulars and descriptive Price Lists will be sent on application to A. L, BANURGFT & CO. MvuSsIC DEPARTMENT, t GENERAL AGEN 8 @oast. FOR; THE PACIFIC feb?-Sm a purity of intonation and evenness through. > San Francisco. -