May 12, 1872 (4 pages)

smith rgest, Prettiheapest Stock _ it to Nevada ~ form any, idea ificence of the 3 YOU call and , GOODS ! and prettiest stoct to this city, embra’ nd known in the colors, Trish Poplins, se Goods, ° autiful stock, L en, other Kind. SVOTT . 1+ .RPETS. ths, And other Kinds, — TERY GOODS: ses’ and Children’ English Flowers, very other kinds of olars, of all kinds. iefs. —— GOODS !. nd Un-bleached Sheetin# Table Cloths, Ne Spreads, Ticking, -other article in tb uired for Housebolé d general use ' rticle usually found? Dry Goods Establi* be had at i et oa, * The Duily-Cranseript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Sluice Robber Shot and Killed. On Thursday evening last, a Chinaman was shot and killed while engaged in robbing the sluices in the mining claims of Davis, Bowen, and others’‘atN. San Juan. The owners of these claims, having repeatedly suffered from the depredations of sluice robbers, have had for some time past a watchman in their emplay. He had just gone on the sluice, and while-on—his.rounds dis——Sovered somebody in the sluice.— Waiting until he had fully satisfied himself that the sluice was being robbed, he drew a ‘‘bead’’ on the fellow with a shot gun, loaded with buckshot, and let: the robber have the contents. Two shots entered his ’ head and_one passed through his hat. The watchman, Jos. Knoblet, ran to 'the'spot where the scoundrel fell,and found the fellow to be a Chinaman who had been frequently seen in the neighborhood. There was found upon the person of the robber, a spoon _ designed for sluice robbing purposes, a five barreled revolver, and a whistle made from bone or ivory. _ In the morning afterwards, when parties went to the place where the fellow had been killed; to bury him, his body: was non est, his confederates having carried it away. This popular troupe will perform atthe Theatre on Tuesday evening next. are greeted with crowded houses,and they are worthy of it. The plays selected for hext Tuesday evening, are, ‘‘Tén Nights in a Bar Room,”’ and ‘‘Kiss in the Dark.’’ The performance is given for the benefit of the Griffin Sisters, two most worthy : young ladies, and we hope: they, will be received by a crowded house. The Company is composed of Wm. Ellerton, a star actor, D. F. Dodge, ‘splendid in Yankee characters, Tony Ward, a regular “brick,” J. Pollard, Gale Compton, a ‘first class printer, and of.course must be a good performer, L. Adams, Namar Rose, No. linall parts he' takes, and ethers that we donot know. Taking it all in all, it isa great deal better than the average of companies that has visited our city in several years, Fun for the Boys. Matters and things having become very monotendous in town, B. Bullard, of the Shating Rink, has coneluded to get up a-dlittle excitement for Monday evening.’ He has caused to be printed and scattered over the . city, a large lot of bills, which read as follows: “Biggist thing on skates. Monday evening, May 13th, at.the Nevada Skating Rink, $10 in gold coin will be given to the person making the best time three times around the room. The contest is open only for those who have never skated, to go in couples. The following named persons have agreed to go for the prize: A. H. Hanson, Nat. Bailey, Frank Nelson, O. 8. Bemas, alias ‘‘Scotty,’”” P. E. Heuston, M. L. Marsh, Wm, Martin,Geo. King, H. W. Vella, and Charley Miller.” We presume a physician and a Coroner will be in attendance. Recorder’s Office. The following instruments were filed for reeord in the County Recorder’s office yesterday : Julius Poquillon, Christopher Gay and H. O. Anderson to North Bloomfield Mining Co. A tract of land for \"H, Fuchs to Simon Novitzsky. Real estate in Grass Valley. Good Things. ‘J. J. Rogers, of the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant, supplies his tables _.with._the best the -market affords. . His bread, pies. and cakes are excellent. Rev. E. Halleday will delivér “the second of a course of lectures at the Congregational Church this evening. Subject—‘‘The Moral Attributes and Acceuntability of Man.”” All are invited ,o,attend. , Social Party. ch Davis & Blum. will give a Grand Social Party, at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening next. The Hall has been newly waxed and is in splendid condition. ‘Tickets have been placed ab the low price of $1, and. the best ‘of ‘music will ‘be, in’ ‘attendarice — Dancing from 8to 1 o'clock. A general inyitation.is extended. It Every place they visit they . Goed News. H. ‘Levy, Commercial street, is now receiving & very large stock of Sammer goods:.New additions are 7 ing made every day. New style kid gloves $1 per pair. Gentlemeni’s furnishing goods, latest. style Sum»mer hats, and ladies. dress goods. Everybody should go.and see the new goods at Levy’s. 3t > How Not to Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not because the maladies that effect them are necessarily fatal, but because they lack the requisite amount of active vitality to make a valiant resistance to the enemy. It is a wise precaution to keep the body always in a state of defense—always prepared to ‘‘fend ders and to baffle the evil influence of damp miasma and su theometrical changes. There is no difficulty in doing this. It isa fact as well authenticated ds that two and two make four, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, ating and regulating properties are superior to those of anyother medicine in the world. During the twenty years that it has been in general use, ample opportunities have been afforded to compare its medicinal properties with those of other preparations claiming to be of a similar class, and the result has been its adoption by the American people as tion into evéry civilized portion of the western hemisphete, and_an annual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand for all its would-be competitors. The recotd upon which its popularity rests is a-curiosity in medical literature, for it includes ¢n almost unlimited variety of human ailments and such a variety of human ailments and disabilities. In fact, rio other remedy possesses Such @ variety of hygienic virtues, and it is to these characteristics that it owesits prestige as. a household medicine. ‘ 4 DAILY TRANSCRIPT BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. CE OF BROAD AND PINE STS., over the Nevada Prng Store. —_o——. BROWN & DEAL, Prop’rs: ; tos We have just received from the California Type Foundry, Painter’s Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, a large and supetb stock. of 89”~ PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, “Gu suitable for every class of Printing. Merchants and others in want of BILL-HEA D8, © LETTER-HEAD CIRCULARS, SHOW-CARDS, POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, RECEIPTS, CHECKS. LABELS, PAMPHLETS, BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, BLANKS, TAGS, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS. BUSINESS CARDS, 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, Nov. 30th—tf THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, ~ URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 8. Mint. ——_ Draw Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virgin ia City, ‘Treasure City. r THE BANK,,OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, AMSTERDAM, §§ HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. mi? CALIFORNIA PREMIUM GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, in 20 gross lots. SE the best and the cheapest Powder 0 one can make good DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. ‘Dwenty<five gross of pure white Yeast a —_ — day. ‘or sale grocers. : 4 Factory, ra} Front Street, San Francisco, a D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor, os nape at Dooly’ eta nnd’ Salers. off’ the germs of epidemic and other disar-j. and for the simple reason that its invigor. the standard tonic of the age, its introduc. . EVERYBODY CAN HAVE A GOOD SHOW ! —— HIP! HIP . HURRAH . AGE <= Clear the Track WITH YOUR r Last Year's Spring Styles -and . ~—BhelE Worn Goods Banner Bros., . Have none of tliat kind ! Banner Bros, H AVE et PIONEER DRY GOODS 3 STORE!AVE JUST. RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, ‘Corner of Broad aad Pine dtreets, the LARGEST, RICHEST, . And the CHEAPEST Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought ee Their Stock consists of Pa excellent as‘sortinent of Dry Goods, among which arethe following articles: Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplins, nelghan Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, NEW & COMPLETE STOCK ‘ ~<iieLATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, Their own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, . BROADCLOTEH 8UITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS; PANTS, of all colors and descriptions. VESTS, of all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND SHOES, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints, Quilts, Millinery Goods, Hoisery, Calicoes, Carpets, _ Shawls, Shoes, a Linens, Hats, Collars. &c., The Ladies of Nevada City and County are invited tovall and examine-the-large variety of goods, whith are offered at the very lowest prices. ——+} dus Every article in the Dry Goods line jean be obtained at the] : PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. ‘Nevada, May, 8h. 1872. H. W. VELLA; For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. HATS, of all colors and deseription. 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 LOT, AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD IN THE STATE ! + THEY WILL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS, -. For sooner or Later the FRAUD will be EXPOSED ! Honesty is the Best Policy gay we, and everybody ; says: BANNER. BROS., Sell Better.articles in the Clothing line Twenty-five per cent. cheaper ~*“than any other house on the Coast; + “49k, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Don’t spend a Dollar for line without first calling to BANNER BROS. Comet Broad ard Pine Stree ts; ANUFAGTURER of Men’s, Women's, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes and slippersiof every déécription. Your special attention is called to my Men’s Patent Leather Tongue-Boots, and Oxford Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morecco Legs, Fair Stitched and~Box Toés. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair Stitched or Plaifi. Men’s Button Gaiters. -ConGaiters, Lace Shoes, Strap Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order. and a perfect fit guaratited, hi Special attention given to the making of Men's, Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Slippers. : Special attention paid to Repairing, H.W. VELLA, Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE AT NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARDNE, >» FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, ©US; TARDS, ETO. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the same, at very low rates: SUGAR OF LEMONS, excellent Lemonade ata cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds: Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cru~cibles and Acids. E, M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST,. Preecriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. We GOR. BROAD & PINE. SPREETS . Under the Trangcript Printing Office. New and Choice Goods! NICK SLOCOVICH, : _. WOULD respectfnl‘ly informa the people : of Nevada. City and ast a Vicinity that “he has Teceived & New and Beautiful lot of Goods, pomp Bs a ES Re bags imaginable, Baskets, Bi rd Fancy Articles, Nuts of all kinds, poe tothe, in] great varieties, Nick-Nacks, Cutlery, Pipes, en. ‘Tobacco and twenty thousand other icles too numerous too mention. Iam determined to sell che gpa vary cheap,’ Call at my Store on P weleet if you want to byy goods at low prices. Dissolution of Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have dissolved their partnership in the seloon business in North Bloomfield, heretofore known as the firm of Hertweck& Rohr. Zhe business will becagried on at the old stand by John Robr. Persons indebted to the .Jate firm cam make payments to John Rehr, at North -Bloomafield, Nevada Clothing SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID ‘NEW GOODS . Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. . , of every*kind . : STORE 1. MILLER & NATHAN, Suocesacirs to H AA S & CO ia Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. G9 NATHAN & MILLER'S MWR ea YOUR : FINE THE FINEST CHEAPEST! Have on hand ~ aa A full Stock, Of all Sizes, Of the Celebrated ] “inches. AND PARADE ! —OF THE— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Atte ntion . ie Headquarters Fourth Brigade, N. G.C. “~ SACRAMENTO, April 12, 1872, r ‘\BNERAL ORDERS, Number Two. Will issue orders to their respective comimands for Parade and Target Practice during the month of May, as required by law. . I, Stteh Parade and Target Practice shal) be held on uesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, in any week of the month designated. III, Reports shall -be ~made through the usual channels to these Headquarters, prior tothe eighth day of June,on the blanks furnished.for thatpurpose; <= IV. The following rules, (promulgated in General Orders, No. 4, General Headquarters N. G. C. 1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz : Size of farget for Infantry to be six _. feet by two feet, with four inch bull’s eyein centre, placed at a distance of ene hundred and fifty yards for off-hand shooting, and two hundred and fifty yards for firing from the knee ; and for Calvary pistol practice, same sized target, placed at a distance of thirty yards. Hits to be measured from centre of bull’s eye to centre of bullet hole; average for misses to be rated at twenty 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’# Go. C.You are/hereby ordered to assemblé~your any ‘Tuesday, Wednesday er Thursday duriug the month of May, as may best suit yow convenience. -By order ; €. V. KELLOaa, Col. Com’dg 4th Regiment. EF. H. McCormick, First Lieut-and Adj’t. q May ist, 1872. In'compliance with the above Order the members of the“Nevada Light-Guard are hereby ordered toassemble at their Arniory, in this city, on -—— HEADQUARTERS NEVADA Liaur Guarp, \ Thursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 o’clock, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice, ‘ ‘)'’ "The Odmypany Medals add ‘other Prizes will be Gontested fur, Every Member is expected to be present. By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g. W. F. Evens, O01 8: f N. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting. Saturday Evening, May 4th. ml NEW STORE ! . ) [NEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, wo respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that ‘. he has opened the, Cheviot Shirts,. Neatest and best Arranged IF ox 0T WANT a FINE OR CHEAP . SUIT OF BOYS? CLOTHING : GO TO THE Nevada Clothing Store. a FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE Go TO MILLER & NATHAN’S. ed Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! Nathan & Miller, cinaianiieeel At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, or to Joseph Hertweck, at Eureka, South. JOSEPH HERTWECE, a3 ’ JOHN ROHR. NEVADA CITY. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE In the Cottnty—on the Cor, Pine & Commercial) Streets, Formerly oceupied by P. Scieutti Where he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a First Class Grocery Store. His Stock isentirely.new and fresh and consists in part of CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had in the markets. CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAPS, 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 dis tance free of charge. 2 I hope by selling good articles at low Prices and extending every accommodation to cash *%ustomersto merit a liberal -share of the public patronage. WM. T. SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. April 25th, 1872. NEVADA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. J. J. ROGERS, ... Proprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. —e AVING pltirchased the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant of Alex. Gault, [ will hereafter carry om the business at the old stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be supplied with the very best the market affords. ¥resh bread will be delivered anywhere within the city limits. : Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand, Parties in town and from the country will find at the Nevada Restaurant all the deli “. cacies usually found in @ first class resinurant. ; d. J. ROGERS. Nevads, May ist, 1872. MOORE’S FLAT AND EUREKA . STAGE LINE. TAGE leaves Nevada city every day at o'clock, A. M. and pty he! day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for oe 7 North Bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka. Packages delivered, collections made ana all Exprces business promptly attended to. Express lea ves Nevada every day for the above named points. A mw W & TROTTER Pro, ‘rs Annual Target Practice 4 1. Regimental and Company Commanders 7 Company for Parade and Target Practice dn~ SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER ‘ bee

smith rgest, Prettiheapest Stock _ it to Nevada ~ form any, idea ificence of the 3 YOU call and , GOODS ! and prettiest stoct to this city, embra’ nd known in the colors, Trish Poplins, se Goods, ° autiful stock, L en, other Kind. SVOTT . 1+ .RPETS. ths, And other Kinds, — TERY GOODS: ses’ and Children’ English Flowers, very other kinds of olars, of all kinds. iefs. —— GOODS !. nd Un-bleached Sheetin# Table Cloths, Ne Spreads, Ticking, -other article in tb uired for Housebolé d general use ' rticle usually found? Dry Goods Establi* be had at i et oa, * The Duily-Cranseript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Sluice Robber Shot and Killed. On Thursday evening last, a Chinaman was shot and killed while engaged in robbing the sluices in the mining claims of Davis, Bowen, and others’‘atN. San Juan. The owners of these claims, having repeatedly suffered from the depredations of sluice robbers, have had for some time past a watchman in their emplay. He had just gone on the sluice, and while-on—his.rounds dis——Sovered somebody in the sluice.— Waiting until he had fully satisfied himself that the sluice was being robbed, he drew a ‘‘bead’’ on the fellow with a shot gun, loaded with buckshot, and let: the robber have the contents. Two shots entered his ’ head and_one passed through his hat. The watchman, Jos. Knoblet, ran to 'the'spot where the scoundrel fell,and found the fellow to be a Chinaman who had been frequently seen in the neighborhood. There was found upon the person of the robber, a spoon _ designed for sluice robbing purposes, a five barreled revolver, and a whistle made from bone or ivory. _ In the morning afterwards, when parties went to the place where the fellow had been killed; to bury him, his body: was non est, his confederates having carried it away. This popular troupe will perform atthe Theatre on Tuesday evening next. are greeted with crowded houses,and they are worthy of it. The plays selected for hext Tuesday evening, are, ‘‘Tén Nights in a Bar Room,”’ and ‘‘Kiss in the Dark.’’ The performance is given for the benefit of the Griffin Sisters, two most worthy : young ladies, and we hope: they, will be received by a crowded house. The Company is composed of Wm. Ellerton, a star actor, D. F. Dodge, ‘splendid in Yankee characters, Tony Ward, a regular “brick,” J. Pollard, Gale Compton, a ‘first class printer, and of.course must be a good performer, L. Adams, Namar Rose, No. linall parts he' takes, and ethers that we donot know. Taking it all in all, it isa great deal better than the average of companies that has visited our city in several years, Fun for the Boys. Matters and things having become very monotendous in town, B. Bullard, of the Shating Rink, has coneluded to get up a-dlittle excitement for Monday evening.’ He has caused to be printed and scattered over the . city, a large lot of bills, which read as follows: “Biggist thing on skates. Monday evening, May 13th, at.the Nevada Skating Rink, $10 in gold coin will be given to the person making the best time three times around the room. The contest is open only for those who have never skated, to go in couples. The following named persons have agreed to go for the prize: A. H. Hanson, Nat. Bailey, Frank Nelson, O. 8. Bemas, alias ‘‘Scotty,’”” P. E. Heuston, M. L. Marsh, Wm, Martin,Geo. King, H. W. Vella, and Charley Miller.” We presume a physician and a Coroner will be in attendance. Recorder’s Office. The following instruments were filed for reeord in the County Recorder’s office yesterday : Julius Poquillon, Christopher Gay and H. O. Anderson to North Bloomfield Mining Co. A tract of land for \"H, Fuchs to Simon Novitzsky. Real estate in Grass Valley. Good Things. ‘J. J. Rogers, of the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant, supplies his tables _.with._the best the -market affords. . His bread, pies. and cakes are excellent. Rev. E. Halleday will delivér “the second of a course of lectures at the Congregational Church this evening. Subject—‘‘The Moral Attributes and Acceuntability of Man.”” All are invited ,o,attend. , Social Party. ch Davis & Blum. will give a Grand Social Party, at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening next. The Hall has been newly waxed and is in splendid condition. ‘Tickets have been placed ab the low price of $1, and. the best ‘of ‘music will ‘be, in’ ‘attendarice — Dancing from 8to 1 o'clock. A general inyitation.is extended. It Every place they visit they . Goed News. H. ‘Levy, Commercial street, is now receiving & very large stock of Sammer goods:.New additions are 7 ing made every day. New style kid gloves $1 per pair. Gentlemeni’s furnishing goods, latest. style Sum»mer hats, and ladies. dress goods. Everybody should go.and see the new goods at Levy’s. 3t > How Not to Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not because the maladies that effect them are necessarily fatal, but because they lack the requisite amount of active vitality to make a valiant resistance to the enemy. It is a wise precaution to keep the body always in a state of defense—always prepared to ‘‘fend ders and to baffle the evil influence of damp miasma and su theometrical changes. There is no difficulty in doing this. It isa fact as well authenticated ds that two and two make four, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, ating and regulating properties are superior to those of anyother medicine in the world. During the twenty years that it has been in general use, ample opportunities have been afforded to compare its medicinal properties with those of other preparations claiming to be of a similar class, and the result has been its adoption by the American people as tion into evéry civilized portion of the western hemisphete, and_an annual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand for all its would-be competitors. The recotd upon which its popularity rests is a-curiosity in medical literature, for it includes ¢n almost unlimited variety of human ailments and such a variety of human ailments and disabilities. In fact, rio other remedy possesses Such @ variety of hygienic virtues, and it is to these characteristics that it owesits prestige as. a household medicine. ‘ 4 DAILY TRANSCRIPT BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. CE OF BROAD AND PINE STS., over the Nevada Prng Store. —_o——. BROWN & DEAL, Prop’rs: ; tos We have just received from the California Type Foundry, Painter’s Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, a large and supetb stock. of 89”~ PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, “Gu suitable for every class of Printing. Merchants and others in want of BILL-HEA D8, © LETTER-HEAD CIRCULARS, SHOW-CARDS, POSTERS, SHOP-BILLS, RECEIPTS, CHECKS. LABELS, PAMPHLETS, BY-LAWS, PROGRAMMES, BLANKS, TAGS, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS. BUSINESS CARDS, 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, Nov. 30th—tf THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, ~ URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADvances on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coinage at U. 8. Mint. ——_ Draw Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Virgin ia City, ‘Treasure City. r THE BANK,,OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, AMSTERDAM, §§ HAMBURG, BREMEN, PARIS. mi? CALIFORNIA PREMIUM GREAT REDUCTION! Only $16 per gross, in 20 gross lots. SE the best and the cheapest Powder 0 one can make good DONNOLLY’S YEAST POWDER. ‘Dwenty<five gross of pure white Yeast a —_ — day. ‘or sale grocers. : 4 Factory, ra} Front Street, San Francisco, a D. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor, os nape at Dooly’ eta nnd’ Salers. off’ the germs of epidemic and other disar-j. and for the simple reason that its invigor. the standard tonic of the age, its introduc. . EVERYBODY CAN HAVE A GOOD SHOW ! —— HIP! HIP . HURRAH . AGE <= Clear the Track WITH YOUR r Last Year's Spring Styles -and . ~—BhelE Worn Goods Banner Bros., . Have none of tliat kind ! Banner Bros, H AVE et PIONEER DRY GOODS 3 STORE!AVE JUST. RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, ‘Corner of Broad aad Pine dtreets, the LARGEST, RICHEST, . And the CHEAPEST Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought ee Their Stock consists of Pa excellent as‘sortinent of Dry Goods, among which arethe following articles: Satin Barbouns, Silk Poplins, nelghan Repps, Japanese Silks, Marseilles, NEW & COMPLETE STOCK ‘ ~<iieLATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, Their own Manufacture. CONSISTING OF FINE DRESS SUITS, . BROADCLOTEH 8UITS, CASTOR SUITS, FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS; PANTS, of all colors and descriptions. VESTS, of all colors, Complete Stock of BOOTS, AND SHOES, Ribbons, Merrimac Prints,

Quilts, Millinery Goods, Hoisery, Calicoes, Carpets, _ Shawls, Shoes, a Linens, Hats, Collars. &c., The Ladies of Nevada City and County are invited tovall and examine-the-large variety of goods, whith are offered at the very lowest prices. ——+} dus Every article in the Dry Goods line jean be obtained at the] : PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. ‘Nevada, May, 8h. 1872. H. W. VELLA; For Ladies, Gents’ and Children. HATS, of all colors and deseription. 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 LOT, AND THE FINEST TO BE HAD IN THE STATE ! + THEY WILL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS, -. For sooner or Later the FRAUD will be EXPOSED ! Honesty is the Best Policy gay we, and everybody ; says: BANNER. BROS., Sell Better.articles in the Clothing line Twenty-five per cent. cheaper ~*“than any other house on the Coast; + “49k, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Don’t spend a Dollar for line without first calling to BANNER BROS. Comet Broad ard Pine Stree ts; ANUFAGTURER of Men’s, Women's, Misses and Children’s Boots, Shoes and slippersiof every déécription. Your special attention is called to my Men’s Patent Leather Tongue-Boots, and Oxford Ties. French Calf Tongue Boots, Morecco Legs, Fair Stitched and~Box Toés. Fine Dress Boots, Plain Legs, Fair Stitched or Plaifi. Men’s Button Gaiters. -ConGaiters, Lace Shoes, Strap Shoes, Oxford Ties and Slippers. Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers of every style and material made to order. and a perfect fit guaratited, hi Special attention given to the making of Men's, Embroidered and Ladies’ Toilet Slippers. : Special attention paid to Repairing, H.W. VELLA, Nevada, May 3d. ON SALE AT NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARDNE, >» FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, ©US; TARDS, ETO. A choice lot of EXTRACTS for flavoring the same, at very low rates: SUGAR OF LEMONS, excellent Lemonade ata cost of but two cents a glass. Spices of all kinds: Pure Cream Tartar and Soda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Cru~cibles and Acids. E, M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST,. Preecriptions accurately compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. We GOR. BROAD & PINE. SPREETS . Under the Trangcript Printing Office. New and Choice Goods! NICK SLOCOVICH, : _.. WOULD respectfnl‘ly informa the people : of Nevada. City and ast a Vicinity that “he has Teceived & New and Beautiful lot of Goods, pomp Bs a ES Re bags imaginable, Baskets, Bi rd Fancy Articles, Nuts of all kinds, poe tothe, in] great varieties, Nick-Nacks, Cutlery, Pipes, en. ‘Tobacco and twenty thousand other icles too numerous too mention. Iam determined to sell che gpa vary cheap,’ Call at my Store on P weleet if you want to byy goods at low prices. Dissolution of Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have dissolved their partnership in the seloon business in North Bloomfield, heretofore known as the firm of Hertweck& Rohr. Zhe business will becagried on at the old stand by John Robr. Persons indebted to the .Jate firm cam make payments to John Rehr, at North -Bloomafield, Nevada Clothing SUMMER CLOTHING SPLENDID ‘NEW GOODS . Adjoining Stumpf’s Hotel, Broad Street. . , of every*kind . : STORE 1. MILLER & NATHAN, Suocesacirs to H AA S & CO ia Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. G9 NATHAN & MILLER'S MWR ea YOUR : FINE THE FINEST CHEAPEST! Have on hand ~ aa A full Stock, Of all Sizes, Of the Celebrated ] “inches. AND PARADE ! —OF THE— NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Atte ntion . ie Headquarters Fourth Brigade, N. G.C. “~ SACRAMENTO, April 12, 1872, r ‘\BNERAL ORDERS, Number Two. Will issue orders to their respective comimands for Parade and Target Practice during the month of May, as required by law. . I, Stteh Parade and Target Practice shal) be held on uesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, in any week of the month designated. III, Reports shall -be ~made through the usual channels to these Headquarters, prior tothe eighth day of June,on the blanks furnished.for thatpurpose; <= IV. The following rules, (promulgated in General Orders, No. 4, General Headquarters N. G. C. 1868,) shall be strictly adhered to, viz : Size of farget for Infantry to be six _. feet by two feet, with four inch bull’s eyein centre, placed at a distance of ene hundred and fifty yards for off-hand shooting, and two hundred and fifty yards for firing from the knee ; and for Calvary pistol practice, same sized target, placed at a distance of thirty yards. Hits to be measured from centre of bull’s eye to centre of bullet hole; average for misses to be rated at twenty 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’# Go. C.You are/hereby ordered to assemblé~your any ‘Tuesday, Wednesday er Thursday duriug the month of May, as may best suit yow convenience. -By order ; €. V. KELLOaa, Col. Com’dg 4th Regiment. EF. H. McCormick, First Lieut-and Adj’t. q May ist, 1872. In'compliance with the above Order the members of the“Nevada Light-Guard are hereby ordered toassemble at their Arniory, in this city, on -—— HEADQUARTERS NEVADA Liaur Guarp, \ Thursday, May 30th, 1872, At 10 o’clock, A. M. IN FULL UNIFORM, equipped for Target Practice, ‘ ‘)'’ "The Odmypany Medals add ‘other Prizes will be Gontested fur, Every Member is expected to be present. By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt. Comd’g. W. F. Evens, O01 8: f N. B.—Regular Monthly Meeting. Saturday Evening, May 4th. ml NEW STORE ! . ) [NEW GOODS! WM. T. SHURTLEFF, wo respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that ‘. he has opened the, Cheviot Shirts,. Neatest and best Arranged IF ox 0T WANT a FINE OR CHEAP . SUIT OF BOYS? CLOTHING : GO TO THE Nevada Clothing Store. a FOR YOUR Under Clothing, GO TO NATHAN & MILLER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE Go TO MILLER & NATHAN’S. ed Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! Nathan & Miller, cinaianiieeel At Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, or to Joseph Hertweck, at Eureka, South. JOSEPH HERTWECE, a3 ’ JOHN ROHR. NEVADA CITY. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE In the Cottnty—on the Cor, Pine & Commercial) Streets, Formerly oceupied by P. Scieutti Where he intends to keep on hand every article usually found in a First Class Grocery Store. His Stock isentirely.new and fresh and consists in part of CASE GOODS, of every kind usually had in the markets. CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE, BACON, HAMS. LARD, SOAPS, 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 dis tance free of charge. 2 I hope by selling good articles at low Prices and extending every accommodation to cash *%ustomersto merit a liberal -share of the public patronage. WM. T. SHURTLEFF, Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. April 25th, 1872. NEVADA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. J. J. ROGERS, ..... Proprietor. Broad Street, Nevada City. —e AVING pltirchased the Nevada Bakery and Restaurant of Alex. Gault, [ will hereafter carry om the business at the old stand. The tables of the Restaurant will be supplied with the very best the market affords. ¥resh bread will be delivered anywhere within the city limits. : Cakes, Pies, etc., always on hand, Parties in town and from the country will find at the Nevada Restaurant all the deli “. cacies usually found in @ first class resinurant. ; d. J. ROGERS. Nevads, May ist, 1872. MOORE’S FLAT AND EUREKA . STAGE LINE. TAGE leaves Nevada city every day at o'clock, A. M. and pty he! day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for oe 7 North Bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka. Packages delivered, collections made ana all Exprces business promptly attended to. Express lea ves Nevada every day for the above named points. A mw W & TROTTER Pro, ‘rs Annual Target Practice 4 1. Regimental and Company Commanders 7 Company for Parade and Target Practice dn~ SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, BUTTER ‘ bee