May 11, 1872 (4 pages)

ismith rgest, Pretti. heapest Stock’ a “No company ever came to this city ~outhe play bills as ‘‘Americus,”’ The Daily Transcript . reteiving a very large stock of SumNEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Operatic Troupe. : The grand operatic troupe will give their last Concert in this city, tonight. The playing on the violin by the little child Americus is worth more than ‘the price of admission. so highly recommended _by the press. Good News, H. Levy, Commercial street, is now mer goods. ‘New additions are being’ made every day. New style,kid gloves. $1 per pair. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, latest style Summer hats, and ladies dress goods. . Everybody should go and Bee the new goods at Levy’s. 3t False Theories Overthrown. We live under anew medical dispensation, very different from that under which so many Cf our forefathers died. The sick are no Jonger bled till they faint, nor gorged . as this Operatic company. We feel confident the house will be crowded . to-night. The Grass Valléy Union. says: The young American known the most wonderful performer on the. violin that we have seen. or heard. He is only four years old and One would naturally expect a childish attempt at.music from him to result in about the same way that ehildren ordinarily declaim or ging, We have heard some pretty good_declamation and pretty good songs from children as children. Master James Speight, or Americus however, draws the bow as a master does. -He plays correctly and with great power‘and feeling; the most, difficult airs. There is no delusion or humbug about the matter; and there is no mere child’s effort at music when—he— undertakes to play. The Concert Company, of which Americus is a member, will give our Nevada city friends one of 5 . and prosfration, have been the watchwords with mere ury, nor’ ptostrated with violent catharties,; nor blistered on-their shaven heads. Evér since the introduction of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, twenty years ago,. renoyation and restoration, not depletion of the judicious portion of the. profession, The remarkable success of this famous veg: etable preventive invigorant and corrective has worked a complete revolution in the general treatment of disease. At first the dogmatic members of the faculty would not believe in it.~ What! they exclaimed, “cure liver complaint witbout mercury, ehronic rheumatism without colchitum, fever and ague without quinine! Impossible!” Butthe neest obstinaté’ incredulity must yield in the end to practical demonstration. From that time to the present, dyspepsia, biliousness, intermittent fevers. muscular diseases, nervous complaints and constipation have vanished under the-operation of the great specific, in at least ninety per cent. of the cases in which it has been used as a’ remedy for: those ailments, while as a preventive of all maladies generated by change of climate, sudden revulsions of temperature, epidemic poison im the atmosphere, and nunwholesome water, its beneficial effects have beer? so crake orm any idea icence of the YOU call and GOODS! id prettiest stock this city, embra[known in the ors, ish Poplins, Goods, tiful stock, er Kind. -ETS. ° ain, And other Kinds, ¥Y GOODS ! and Childrens’ atest Style Hats, ‘lish Flowers, + other kinds of po y sll kinds. ry JRNISHING YDS ! n-bleached . le Cloths, Nap ds, Ticking, r article in this . for Household eral use ! usually found in Goods Establishor _ known. the best musical entertainments they have had there in a long time. We recommend our friends at the county seat togo to the theatre and hear Americus play that violin. 4 oe Lecture, On Thursday night the exercises at the Teachérs Institute commenced with a quartette by Mrs. A. H. Hunson, Miss Katie Edwards, John Glasson and Chas.’ Grimes. Mr. Davis and Professor Muller gave a duet on the violin and:piano. The» Poll’ was called and the teachers responded by sentiment, after which Mrs. Hanson sang a beautiful solo, and the ‘lecture of the evening, on the qualifications of the teachers, was delivered by Dr, Lucky. It was very intetesting and instructive, and at its conclusion a vote of thanks-was tendered by the Institute. te Don’t fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, this afternoon and evening. The Erie. V “We understand the Erie quartz mine atEureka, is paying large dividends to its owners. The company give employment to-a_large number of men, and the mine loeks better than ever. They clean up once a month, but the exact amount is not Every 30 ‘days the gold is brought to this city, most of the way in charge of a number of men heayily armed. Robbers would not stand much shew if they attempted to rob that party. ter Don’t -fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, this afternoon and evening. edie Condition of Dowling. From 4 gentleman who left Moore’s Flat on. Thursday afternoon, we learn that Dowling, who was stabbed ous and Wniform as-to secure the most, petfect confidence in its properties_as an antidote, safeguard and cure. <0 SEE STE Te EEE ad ELSE EE ETI OEE DAILY TRANSORIPT BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. WORNER OF BROAD AND PINE 8TS., over the Nevada Drug Store. a BROWN & DEAL, Prop'rs. —o-—— We have just received from the California NEW & COMPLETE STOCK BVERYHODY CANHAVE PIONEER DRY GOODS A GOOD SHOW ! ry HIP! HIP’ HURRAH ! <= Clear the Track Last Year’s Spring Styles and ~ Shelf Worn Goods! Banner Bros:,, . Have none of that kind ! Banner Bros, HAV JUST RECEIVED THEIR . LATEST STYLES alr > Their own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, BROADCLOTH SUITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH. CASSIMERE SUITS, PANTS, of all colors and cae tions. VESTS, of all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND > Type Foundry, Painter's Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, a large afd superb stock of R@” PLAIN AND FANCY 'TYPE,“@a suitable for every class of Printing. Merchants and others in want of LETTER-HEAD BILL -HEADS, CIRCULARS, = SHOW-CARDS, POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, RECEIPTS, CHECKS. LABELS, PAMPHLETS, __ BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, BRANES, TAGS, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS. BUSINESS CARDS, de BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing Will find it greatly to their. advantage to have it executed at the : DAILY TRANSCRIPT . JOB PRINTING O FFICE Nevada, Noy. 30th—tf by Tuorney, is getting along véry . ~ ae. well, and his physician states he will recover without doubt. The stabbing ith a pocket knife. Tuorexamined before ‘a Justice of the P: at Moore’s Fiat, when our informanWeft. terDon't fail tog Sk me the wonderful boy Americus, thi afternoon and evening. ‘Senator Kent For Marshal. The San Francisee Chronicle has this item: ‘It is said that Senator . Charles Kent of Nevada county is likely to be appointed United States Marshal] for California vice William Gouverneur Moiris. The latter gentleman, however, is contident of being able to retain the position, having relatives who are powerful . with Secretary Fish.” County Warrants. The County Treasurer gives notice in to-day’s Transcript that all warrants on the General Fund registered prior to Feb. 17th,1871, and all warrants drawn on the Road Fund prior to Feb. llth, 1871, also warrants Nos. 465 to 470, inclusive, will be paid on presentation. teDon’t fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, thie after. », moon and evening. THOS. FINDLEY & CO., MAIN STREET. URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U.S. Mint. Draw Checks on San Francisco, » Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE ____FORSALEON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 DONNGLLY'S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, in 20 gross lots. SE the Bett and the cheapest Powder ever offered to the public. oO one can make bread without DONNOLLY'S YEAST WDER. Twenty-five grits of yee white Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all Factory, 121 Front San Francisco. D. CALLA , Proprietor. tery Soda and . 7 ok. : \ SHOES, -. LARGEST, ~ : STORE! J, & 8. ROSENTHAL I ie JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine btreets, the om RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST A Let. of Dry Gooods ever brought TO THIS. crty. Their Stock consists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods, among which are the following articles = Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplins, Belgian Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints, Quilts, Millinery Geods, Holisery, Calicoes, Carpets, __ Shawls, Shoes, Linens, Hats, Collars. &e., t—_Phe Ladies of Nevada City and County ate invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the very lowest prices. ba a Every article in the Dry Goods line can be obtained at the PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. Nevada, May, 8th, 1872. H. W. VELLA, Nevada Clothing STORE ! MILLER & NATHAN, HAAS & CO. NEVADA CITY. Go TO ° NATHAN & MILLER’S ae ae YOUR FINE SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID NEW GOODS! THE FINEST AND THE! CHEAPEST! NATHAN & MILLER, Have on hand A full Stock, Of all Sizes, Cotter Pind-&Commercial Sts. . Annual Target: Practice © AND PARADE ! —-OF ' THE— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD"! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! a Atte nt ion Hieadquasters Fourth, Brigade, N. G. C.SACRAMENTO, April 12,1872. $a G ENERAL ORDERS, Number Two. i. Regimental and Company Commanders will issue orders to their respective commands for Parade and Target Practice durmg the month of May,_as required by law. Il. Such Parade and Target Practice shal be held on pepo Wednesdays or Thurs-days, inany weék of the month designated. “HL, Reports shallbe ‘made through the usual channels to these He adguarters, prior= to the eighth day of June,on the blanks turnishedfor that -puypose. IV. The following rules,. (promulgated in General Orders, No. 4,-General Headguarters* N. G. C.1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz-: Size-of 'Parget for Infantry to be six feet. by two feet, with four inch bull's eye in centre, placed at a distance of one hundred and fifty yards for off-hand. shooting, and two huhdred and fifty yards: for firing from the knee ;. and for Calvary pistol prac-tice, same sized target, placed at a distan ce) of thirty yards. Hits tO be measured from centve Of bull’s eye to centre of bullet, hole; average for misses to-be rated at. twenty inclies. By order of Brig-Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL. Frank Miller, Major, and A. A. G. ~ Official. « Frank Miller, Maj. and A, A, G. To M. 8. Deal, Captain Comd’g €b. &. You are hereby ordered to assemble your Company for Parade and ‘Target Practice on any Tuesday, W: ednesday er. Thursday dur itg.the month of May, as may best suit your convenience. By order . C. V. KELLoaG, “Cal. Com’dg 4th Re iziment. . Fo H. MeCormick, First Lieut and Adj’t. HEADQUANTERS NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, ’ May Ist, T872. In compliance with the above Order the’ mémbers of the Nevada Light Guard are hereby ordered to assembie at their Armory; in this city, enThursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 or*elock, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice. The Company Medals and ether Prizes will be contested for: Every Member is expected to be present s By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g: W.F. Evens, On. 8. N. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting Saturday Evening, May 4th. ml NEW STORE ! JNEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, HATS, ofvall colors and description. a Boys’ Clothing OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND THE FINEST QUALITY, A good assortment of SATCHELS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e., &e. Furnishing ‘Goods, “THE LARGEST LAr, IN THE STATE! —~ LAST YEAR'S GOODS, For sooner or Later the FRAUD will. be EXPOSED ! Honesty is the Best Policy say we, and everybody says: BANNER BROS., Sell Better articles in the Cloth-. ing line Twenty-five per cent, cheaper than any other house on the Coast; oR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRIGES: ee Don’t spend 4 Dollar for line without first calling to see our goods and prices. BANNER BROS. ~ Corner Broad and Pine Bineets. For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. . 1' AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD} anything in the Clething. . ANUFACTURER of Men’s, Women’s, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes unu slippers of every description. Your spécial attention’ is called to my Men’s Patent Leather Tongue Boots, and Oxford Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs, Fair Stitched and Box ‘Toes. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair $ titched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. ConOxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Beots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order and a perfect fit guaranted, Special attention given to the making of Men’s Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Shippers. Special attention paid to Repairing, H. W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE —aT— > NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, €USTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for anvesing the same, at very low fates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, _ Making excellent Lemonade at a cost of but.two cents a glass. . Spiees of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar andfoda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Crucibles and Acids, E. M. PRESTON, Prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. New and Choice Goods! WOULD respectfully inform the pewple of Nevada City and : _ ¥icinity that he has just received a New and Beautifal let ef Goods, Children’s Carriages, Toys of every kind imaginable, Baskets, Bird Cages, Fancy Articles, Nuts of all kinds, Fresh Candies, in ‘varieties, Nick-Nacks, Cutlery, Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco and twenty thousand other articles too numerous too mention. Lam detérmined to sell everything very cheap, . Call at my Store on Pine Street Me you want to buy goods at low prices. Dissolution of Partnership. —— OPICE is hereby givett that the underhave dissolved their partnership in the saloon business in North Bloomfield, heretofore known as the firm of Hertweck & Rohr. . che business will be carried on at the old stand by John Robr. Persons indebted to to the late firm can make "f ment Oe a oie tek tod . ; & OF to Joneph Ber SkPH HERTWECK. at JOHN KOH, . gress’ Gaiters, Lace Shoes, Strap Shoes, p DRUGGISBT. Cheviot Shirts, IF ~ YOU WANT FINE OR CHEAP SUIT OF BOYS’ CLOTHING : GO TO THE Nevada Clothing . Store. os FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. Ce FOR ANY ARTICLE IN GO TO MILLER & NATHAN'’S: Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! Nathan & Miller. PROPRIETORS, At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, _ NEVADA CITY. Of the Celebrated = QULD respectfully infowm™ the peoCity and vicinity that. . he has opened the Neatest and best Arranged GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE In the County—on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Formerly occupied by P. Scieutti Where -he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a First Class Grocery Store. His Stock is entirely new and fresh and eousists in part of . CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had iu the markets. SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAP%S, and in fact everything that is required in a family. Everything in my line will be sold at a very small advance on Cost Prices. Goods will be delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. I hope by selling good articles at low. Prices and extending every accommodation to cash customersto merit a liberal shane at the public patronage. WM.T. SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. April 25th, 1872. RESTAURANT. 3. J. ROGERS, ...Preprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. —— AVING purchased the Nevada Bakery and Kestaurant of Alex. Gault, Il will hereafter carry on the business at the old. stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be supplied with the very best the market afivrds. Fresh bread will be delivered anywhero. within the city limits. Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand. Parties in town and from the country wilh find at the Nevada Keétaurant all the delicacies usually found in a first class residurant. a. J. ROGERS. Nevada, May Ist, 1872. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE. TAGE leaves Nevada city every day at 4 o'clock, A. M. and returning every day, all Express business promptly at tw. Express lea ves Nevada ied for the &bove bamed wae Lak me + lorem Prey % . > ‘cae NEVADA BAKERY AND with Wells, Fargo & Co’s ot for Lake ‘City, North Bloomfield, Mvo : Woolseys Orleans Flats and Eurek iggy Packages delivered, collections ™ . oe

ismith rgest, Pretti. heapest Stock’ a “No company ever came to this city ~outhe play bills as ‘‘Americus,”’ The Daily Transcript . reteiving a very large stock of SumNEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Operatic Troupe. : The grand operatic troupe will give their last Concert in this city, tonight. The playing on the violin by the little child Americus is worth more than ‘the price of admission. so highly recommended _by the press. Good News, H. Levy, Commercial street, is now mer goods. ‘New additions are being’ made every day. New style,kid gloves. $1 per pair. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, latest style Summer hats, and ladies dress goods. . Everybody should go and Bee the new goods at Levy’s. 3t False Theories Overthrown. We live under anew medical dispensation, very different from that under which so many Cf our forefathers died. The sick are no Jonger bled till they faint, nor gorged . as this Operatic company. We feel confident the house will be crowded . to-night. The Grass Valléy Union. says: The young American known the most wonderful performer on the. violin that we have seen. or heard. He is only four years old and One would naturally expect a childish attempt at.music from him to result in about the same way that ehildren ordinarily declaim or ging, We have heard some pretty good_declamation and pretty good songs from children as children. Master James Speight, or Americus however, draws the bow as a master does. -He plays correctly and with great power‘and feeling; the most, difficult airs. There is no delusion or humbug about the matter; and there is no mere child’s effort at music when—he— undertakes to play. The Concert Company, of which Americus is a member, will give our Nevada city friends one of 5 . and prosfration, have been the watchwords with mere ury, nor’ ptostrated with violent catharties,; nor blistered on-their shaven heads. Evér since the introduction of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, twenty years ago,. renoyation and restoration, not depletion of the judicious portion of the. profession, The remarkable success of this famous veg: etable preventive invigorant and corrective has worked a complete revolution in the general treatment of disease. At first the dogmatic members of the faculty would not believe in it.~ What! they exclaimed, “cure liver complaint witbout mercury, ehronic rheumatism without colchitum, fever and ague without quinine! Impossible!” Butthe neest obstinaté’ incredulity must yield in the end to practical demonstration. From that time to the present, dyspepsia, biliousness, intermittent fevers. muscular diseases, nervous complaints and constipation have vanished under the-operation of the great specific, in at least ninety per cent. of the cases in which it has been used as a’ remedy for: those ailments, while as a preventive of all maladies generated by change of climate, sudden revulsions of temperature, epidemic poison im the atmosphere, and nunwholesome water, its beneficial effects have beer? so crake orm any idea icence of the YOU call and GOODS! id prettiest stock this city, embra[known in the ors, ish Poplins, Goods, tiful stock, er Kind. -ETS. ° ain, And other Kinds, ¥Y GOODS ! and Childrens’ atest Style Hats, ‘lish Flowers, + other kinds of po y sll kinds. ry JRNISHING YDS ! n-bleached . le Cloths, Nap ds, Ticking, r article in this . for Household eral use ! usually found in Goods Establishor _ known. the best musical entertainments they have had there in a long time. We recommend our friends at the county seat togo to the theatre and hear Americus play that violin. 4 oe Lecture, On Thursday night the exercises at the Teachérs Institute commenced with a quartette by Mrs. A. H. Hunson, Miss Katie Edwards, John Glasson and Chas.’ Grimes. Mr. Davis and Professor Muller gave a duet on the violin and:piano. The» Poll’ was called and the teachers responded by sentiment, after which Mrs. Hanson sang a beautiful solo, and the ‘lecture of the evening, on the qualifications of the teachers, was delivered by Dr, Lucky. It was very intetesting and instructive, and at its conclusion a vote of thanks-was tendered by the Institute. te Don’t fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, this afternoon and evening. The Erie. V “We understand the Erie quartz mine atEureka, is paying large dividends to its owners. The company give employment to-a_large number of men, and the mine loeks better than ever. They clean up once a month, but the exact amount is not Every 30 ‘days the gold is brought to this city, most of the way in charge of a number of men heayily armed. Robbers would not stand much shew if they attempted to rob that party. ter Don’t -fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, this afternoon and evening. edie Condition of Dowling. From 4 gentleman who left Moore’s Flat on. Thursday afternoon, we learn that Dowling, who was stabbed ous and Wniform as-to secure the most, petfect confidence in its properties_as an antidote, safeguard and cure. <0 SEE STE Te EEE ad ELSE EE ETI OEE DAILY TRANSORIPT BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. WORNER OF BROAD AND PINE 8TS., over the Nevada Drug Store. a BROWN & DEAL, Prop'rs. —o-—— We have just received from the California NEW & COMPLETE STOCK BVERYHODY CANHAVE PIONEER DRY GOODS A GOOD SHOW ! ry HIP! HIP’ HURRAH ! <= Clear the Track Last Year’s Spring Styles and ~ Shelf Worn Goods! Banner Bros:,, . Have none of that kind ! Banner Bros, HAV JUST RECEIVED THEIR . LATEST STYLES alr > Their own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, BROADCLOTH SUITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH. CASSIMERE SUITS, PANTS, of all colors and cae tions. VESTS, of all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND > Type Foundry, Painter's Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, a large afd superb stock of R@” PLAIN AND FANCY 'TYPE,“@a suitable for every class of Printing. Merchants and others in want of LETTER-HEAD BILL -HEADS, CIRCULARS, = SHOW-CARDS, POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, RECEIPTS, CHECKS. LABELS, PAMPHLETS, __ BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, BRANES, TAGS, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS. BUSINESS CARDS, de BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing Will find it greatly to their. advantage to have it executed at the : DAILY TRANSCRIPT . JOB PRINTING O FFICE Nevada, Noy. 30th—tf by Tuorney, is getting along véry . ~ ae. well, and his physician states he will recover without doubt. The stabbing ith a pocket knife. Tuorexamined before ‘a Justice of the P: at Moore’s Fiat, when our informanWeft. terDon't fail tog Sk me the wonderful boy Americus, thi afternoon and evening. ‘Senator Kent For Marshal. The San Francisee Chronicle has this item: ‘It is said that Senator . Charles Kent of Nevada county is likely to be appointed United States Marshal] for California vice William Gouverneur Moiris. The latter gentleman, however, is contident of being able to retain the position, having relatives who are powerful . with Secretary Fish.” County Warrants. The County Treasurer gives notice in to-day’s Transcript that all warrants on the General Fund registered prior to Feb. 17th,1871, and all warrants drawn on the Road Fund prior to Feb. llth, 1871, also warrants Nos. 465 to 470, inclusive, will be paid on presentation. teDon’t fail to go and see the wonderful boy Americus, thie after. », moon and evening. THOS. FINDLEY & CO., MAIN STREET.. URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U.S. Mint. Draw Checks on San Francisco, » Sacramento, Virginia City, Treasure City. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE ____FORSALEON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, LONDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. m12 DONNGLLY'S CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POWDER. GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, in 20 gross lots. SE the Bett and the cheapest Powder ever offered to the public. oO one can make bread without DONNOLLY'S YEAST WDER. Twenty-five grits of yee white Yeast Powder made every day. For sale by all Factory, 121 Front San Francisco. D. CALLA , Proprietor. tery Soda and . 7 ok. : \ SHOES, -. LARGEST, ~ : STORE! J, & 8. ROSENTHAL I ie JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine btreets, the om RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST A Let. of Dry Gooods ever brought TO THIS. crty. Their Stock consists of an excellent assortment of Dry Goods, among which are the following articles = Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplins, Belgian Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints,

Quilts, Millinery Geods, Holisery, Calicoes, Carpets, __ Shawls, Shoes, Linens, Hats, Collars. &e., t—_Phe Ladies of Nevada City and County ate invited to call and examine the large variety of goods, which are offered at the very lowest prices. ba a Every article in the Dry Goods line can be obtained at the PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. Nevada, May, 8th, 1872. H. W. VELLA, Nevada Clothing STORE ! MILLER & NATHAN, HAAS & CO. NEVADA CITY. Go TO ° NATHAN & MILLER’S ae ae YOUR FINE SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID NEW GOODS! THE FINEST AND THE! CHEAPEST! NATHAN & MILLER, Have on hand A full Stock, Of all Sizes, Cotter Pind-&Commercial Sts. . Annual Target: Practice © AND PARADE ! —-OF ' THE— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD"! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! a Atte nt ion Hieadquasters Fourth, Brigade, N. G. C.SACRAMENTO, April 12,1872. $a G ENERAL ORDERS, Number Two. i. Regimental and Company Commanders will issue orders to their respective commands for Parade and Target Practice durmg the month of May,_as required by law. Il. Such Parade and Target Practice shal be held on pepo Wednesdays or Thurs-days, inany weék of the month designated. “HL, Reports shallbe ‘made through the usual channels to these He adguarters, prior= to the eighth day of June,on the blanks turnishedfor that -puypose. IV. The following rules,. (promulgated in General Orders, No. 4,-General Headguarters* N. G. C.1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz-: Size-of 'Parget for Infantry to be six feet. by two feet, with four inch bull's eye in centre, placed at a distance of one hundred and fifty yards for off-hand. shooting, and two huhdred and fifty yards: for firing from the knee ;. and for Calvary pistol prac-tice, same sized target, placed at a distan ce) of thirty yards. Hits tO be measured from centve Of bull’s eye to centre of bullet, hole; average for misses to-be rated at. twenty inclies. By order of Brig-Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL. Frank Miller, Major, and A. A. G. ~ Official. « Frank Miller, Maj. and A, A, G. To M. 8. Deal, Captain Comd’g €b. &. You are hereby ordered to assemble your Company for Parade and ‘Target Practice on any Tuesday, W: ednesday er. Thursday dur itg.the month of May, as may best suit your convenience. By order . C. V. KELLoaG, “Cal. Com’dg 4th Re iziment. . Fo H. MeCormick, First Lieut and Adj’t. HEADQUANTERS NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, ’ May Ist, T872. In compliance with the above Order the’ mémbers of the Nevada Light Guard are hereby ordered to assembie at their Armory; in this city, enThursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 or*elock, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice. The Company Medals and ether Prizes will be contested for: Every Member is expected to be present s By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g: W.F. Evens, On. 8. N. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting Saturday Evening, May 4th. ml NEW STORE ! JNEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, HATS, ofvall colors and description. a Boys’ Clothing OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND THE FINEST QUALITY, A good assortment of SATCHELS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e., &e. Furnishing ‘Goods, “THE LARGEST LAr, IN THE STATE! —~ LAST YEAR'S GOODS, For sooner or Later the FRAUD will. be EXPOSED ! Honesty is the Best Policy say we, and everybody says: BANNER BROS., Sell Better articles in the Cloth-. ing line Twenty-five per cent, cheaper than any other house on the Coast; oR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRIGES: ee Don’t spend 4 Dollar for line without first calling to see our goods and prices. BANNER BROS. ~ Corner Broad and Pine Bineets. For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. . 1' AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD} anything in the Clething. . ANUFACTURER of Men’s, Women’s, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes unu slippers of every description. Your spécial attention’ is called to my Men’s Patent Leather Tongue Boots, and Oxford Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morocco Legs, Fair Stitched and Box ‘Toes. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair $ titched or Plain. Men’s Button Gaiters. ConOxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Beots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order and a perfect fit guaranted, Special attention given to the making of Men’s Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Shippers. Special attention paid to Repairing, H. W. VELLA, Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE —aT— > NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARINE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, €USTARDS, ETC. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for anvesing the same, at very low fates. SUGAR OF LEMONS, _ Making excellent Lemonade at a cost of but.two cents a glass. . Spiees of all kinds. Pure Cream Tartar andfoda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Crucibles and Acids, E. M. PRESTON, Prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. New and Choice Goods! WOULD respectfully inform the pewple of Nevada City and : _ ¥icinity that he has just received a New and Beautifal let ef Goods, Children’s Carriages, Toys of every kind imaginable, Baskets, Bird Cages, Fancy Articles, Nuts of all kinds, Fresh Candies, in ‘varieties, Nick-Nacks, Cutlery, Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco and twenty thousand other articles too numerous too mention. Lam detérmined to sell everything very cheap, . Call at my Store on Pine Street Me you want to buy goods at low prices. Dissolution of Partnership. —— OPICE is hereby givett that the underhave dissolved their partnership in the saloon business in North Bloomfield, heretofore known as the firm of Hertweck & Rohr. . che business will be carried on at the old stand by John Robr. Persons indebted to to the late firm can make "f ment Oe a oie tek tod . ; & OF to Joneph Ber SkPH HERTWECK. at JOHN KOH, . gress’ Gaiters, Lace Shoes, Strap Shoes, p DRUGGISBT. Cheviot Shirts, IF ~ YOU WANT FINE OR CHEAP SUIT OF BOYS’ CLOTHING : GO TO THE Nevada Clothing . Store. os FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. Ce FOR ANY ARTICLE IN GO TO MILLER & NATHAN'’S: Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! Nathan & Miller. PROPRIETORS, At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, _ NEVADA CITY. Of the Celebrated = QULD respectfully infowm™ the peoCity and vicinity that. . he has opened the Neatest and best Arranged GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE In the County—on the Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Formerly occupied by P. Scieutti Where -he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a First Class Grocery Store. His Stock is entirely new and fresh and eousists in part of . CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had iu the markets. SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAP%S, and in fact everything that is required in a family. Everything in my line will be sold at a very small advance on Cost Prices. Goods will be delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. I hope by selling good articles at low. Prices and extending every accommodation to cash customersto merit a liberal shane at the public patronage. WM.T. SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. April 25th, 1872. RESTAURANT. 3. J. ROGERS, .....Preprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. —— AVING purchased the Nevada Bakery and Kestaurant of Alex. Gault, Il will hereafter carry on the business at the old. stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be supplied with the very best the market afivrds. Fresh bread will be delivered anywhero. within the city limits. Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand. Parties in town and from the country wilh find at the Nevada Keétaurant all the delicacies usually found in a first class residurant. a. J. ROGERS.. Nevada, May Ist, 1872. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE. TAGE leaves Nevada city every day at 4 o'clock, A. M. and returning every day, all Express business promptly at tw. Express lea ves Nevada ied for the &bove bamed wae Lak me + lorem Prey % . > ‘cae NEVADA BAKERY AND with Wells, Fargo & Co’s ot for Lake ‘City, North Bloomfield, Mvo : Woolseys Orleans Flats and Eurek iggy Packages delivered, collections ™ . oe