May 19, 1864 (4 pages)

for the le; Clothf action. of Nevada Daily Transeri ipt oe ‘THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 19th.+} en ‘ CHINAMAN ARnREstep—A strange and = suspicious Chinaman, who bas been floating ,areund our city for the past few days,-was arrested night beiore last for stealing a pair of boots from the store of John Herzinger, i _ on Broad street, It appears he had visited nearly every store in the burg and made no purchases whatever. Tuesday afternoon he went into Herainger’s store and tried on . & par of brogaus, which fitted him first rate; and told the storekeeper, “me comunee 'gin,” and closely watched the. place where they were put. As good as his word, Jehn re turned_to the store at about 74 o'clock, and look ig uround to see if the eonst-wasclear, (Herzinger being busy talking te a man in the back part of the store.) stepped inside, “nailed” the boots and started-down-the _ street ag innocent aaa lamb Charley Tewks-bury, who had kicked ‘the gforesaid Ah Shim cut of his store during the day, wus standing =f on the opposite side of the street watching ‘eat his movementa, end when he saw the Chix ¢ . Daman tuke the bovis; be.made: tracks for “him, arrested him opposite Kidd's bank« ing House, and tuck Ah Shim to Judge Smith's office: —Phe Ceteatial was asked big name, but heno shabbe. An interpreter wae sent for. The thief-westhea asked if he wished to be tried hy a jury of 12 men or _ by the Judge. Ab Shim sid be did not waa . derstand the law andthe Judge mightdo ae 4 he-—pleased. ~ He was sentenced to pay a A . JULY FOURTH, isé4. "PY HE citizens of Nevada and surrounding country are requested to meet at the Congrega tional Church, on oz Thursday Evening, May 1 9th. At half-past seven be sana to take initiatery “steps to the holding of, : ‘ : GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL, For the Benefit: of the Sanitary Commission Fund—to open.on the First and close witha Ball on the Evening of the:Fourth of July. G. K. Farquhar, A. &. Niles, A. A. Sargent, W.*H, Crawford & Co. Chas. Kent. Lancaster & Hasey, . Weaver &Co6., __Carley & Potter, S>tiwae &Co., E. F. Spenee, i N. P. Brewn. OM ~ Hunt. M.S. Deal. A. G. Pier, W, R. Coe, dames Collins, a = G. A. Church & Go ~ Nevada Gazette Co., Katon & Williamson, George C“Powetii,'” A. D. Tower, J.C. Birdseye, G. Morgan, RK. H. Farquhar. Nevada, May 18, 1864. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! ~~ “Tur Tre or Fasnion’™ B.¥. Weich, a John Cashin & Co. A. H. Hanson & Co. * £. GS Witte. L. W. Williams, DE. Syken, —_—— / , MESSRS S. WAAS &€CO.,, AT THE oLwSrann, CORNER OF PINE AN COMMERCIAL STREETS, AVE disposed of their old stoek of Cloth: I g and would inform their old patrons and asdaany new oues as wish to.secure CREAT BARCAINS That they have just réecived a ra . ‘Weaver & Company's Coluinn, = ACARD © FROM awnda: Fan224: 4 beg to inform our friends an the bii pe ee Wee an Monday the 25th day of January, We shat at our Goods, ~ By a EXCLUSIV “We shall reef po more runnin all Goods ordered must ‘be paid for when purchased or on delivery. nea . _ We have been foreed to pursue this ecouree, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in eolleeting sich a ‘large number of scoounts as have heretufore been on the Books of this House. ~~, In a credit business, the GOOD and PROM PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones. as the Mer ohant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amoant he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the é Cash Principle?! ELY FOR. CASH. § accounts; and . The undersigned begs leave to inform the La At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, Guest assorteut of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds Bp IRE . Sceaeeneemmenmeed t dies of Nevada and vicinity and the ___ public in general that he has epened his New Dry. Goods Store, Whero he will constan tly keep on hand the of Dress Goods, a BROAD STREET, af Nevada City, Cal. eee ativ on band a fulleupply of Drugs and Medicines, White Lead, o Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, wy hiting, Pure’ Kerosene, Camphene, } . Spirits Turpentine, ISES_— 1Oes,. gens oF " to those who have been wounded in ber des'. , we that fense. Let all attend the meeting to-night re, SPENCEVILLE.—This town presenta 8 afore flourishing appearance than any other in the copper regions of the county. Ite ects, growth has been slow bat sure. ~ It now has a pleasant hotel, kept by E C. Pretyman, Large formerly of thie place, a store and quite a number of dwellings. A schvol district bas been organized and a public school -will soon be opened. A Sunday school, recently oreles :— ganized, has forty-two pupils. A good showing for a two year ¢ld. "APS, Tax Caurs.—Ttiecrops of this county will probably not amuunt to one-third the , usual yield. The hay harvest, after having -ARS: much added to it from the ‘grain fields will, ; in all probability, be much smaller than usual. In Penn Valley some few fields will m Eeproduce grain, but even there, in the most RNCH oe part of the county, the yield will be ema t Tre Mines at CocumBta Hitt.—The owrer. miners at Columbia Hill have not bad an 0 their * "extraordinary supply of water during the present season, but we are informed that atest the mines are yielding better than ever bes fore. From the McDonald claims more ge past. The Eureka compauy are working afew’ % six or seven sets of diggings, all of which o are paying exceedingty—well Besides thie, : terms a number of smaller companies are taking out considerable woney. Since the late EST. rains the miners at that place have pleaty of to their ~ Water and are in bi h epirste. on: Y By THE WEATHER.—Te weather still contiues variable. The wind veers round to the ‘west, and in a few woments the clouds are DING, wept away and the weather-wise ones predict fair weather. In a few moments the meckerel upou the fing stoff at the National t&Coturos bis bead to the Suuth, aud the clouds pa that are roiled up shed bouritiful showers.— = fine of $100 er be imprisonedtor fitty days “In default of payment h + Wee committed, “a @all the ‘attention of the public to the eal Fourru_or Jury Meera —We again} TREMENDOUS sTOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER —— Of & meeting forthe purpose of making ara. rangeménts fora grand Fair-and Festival, tH be-tield in-July for th» benefit of the Sani. tary Fund. If we desire to“inake the celes FR bration of that event what it ought to be, we a. are not a day too early, The“‘mecting will “rT be held to-night at ‘the Congregational Church.-__We hope that the house will be crowded. A prent dent depynds upon a good start. Let every loyal man of Nevada and the towns of the county who ean, be present: The entire county should take a ~hapd in the-matter. The object” of those who signed the call for the meeting is to} celebrate the anniversary of the irth;-and-at the sane tine to Hiiniater to . the wants of her gona who have suffered in nation’s der cause. Culiforuia bas not suffered by . the war ae have her sister States. She ig ____therefore better able-to help them. Let the citizens of our county. while rejoicing on the nation’s birthday, perform their duty. Thie kind of weather is a God-send to the OP THE VERY LATEST STYLES! ! WHICH THEY WILE SELL ‘Cheaper thanany other Estab. lishment in the State ! Their ma gnificient stock consists in part ofthe ‘foi loaltig articles: ; COATS! From the finest custom-made Broadctoth Coat down to a common linen coat,PANTS! We have « splen‘id variety of Pants Size, quality and color, VESTS! Any quantity. of Silk. Satin. Marseilles,,Cassi mere and every other kind of Vests. FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS: . Something entirely new! “4 English ana American Business Saits ; A larze and beautiful stock: BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furni-h every man in the town with a good pair.HATS! They have avery large assortment ‘and every ftyle saited to the various tastes. ' UNDER CLOTHING! We have a-moxt complete assortment of Shirts, der-Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Socks, &c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Trunks, &c. &c. &ev They have a stock of Clothing worthy the «ttention of purchasers-and selected expressly for the Nev ada city trade which they w'll sell eheaper than ever before offered in the State. S. HAAS & CO. Nevada, May Int, 1864. Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, E! mt and Commodious Hutel. and rnished it in the most costly manner, are now pues to receive their triends and the publie gener. ally, believing they ean satisfy al! who may favor them with patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HoUSKE, And ofa size much larger than are usually found in Hotels. The Parlors are furnished in a superio: style. THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and Hair Mattresses—tie linea clean and of the very best quality. ; _THE TABLE wiil contain all that the market affords. THE BAR is fitted up ina style not sy » of every ? * choicest kinds, . THE BILLIARD ROOM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. Persons travelmy to and fram Washoe will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for jeasure, we have only to say that the climate of evada is not surpassed in any part of the State. “_ The Pacific Stage and Kxpresa Company’s ef. fice is in the House, and passengers by the California Stage me talc =o = driven to the Umios if they desire. ost Office, Telegraph and ave iu the same IRA A. EATON, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, -Nevada, April 24th 1564. SCHOOL BOOKS! GEO. A. CHURCH «& co., Junciton Main and Commercial Sts. HE just received a very large and com plete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS! are 6 miners, but death on the hay makers. Prescribed by the State Board of Education. * { wie -, €e8 a8 will * by any house in the State, and all its contents . _—__ LOWER PRICES ‘Than it woutt be possible to-de-wader_the credit system, and with our facilities in San Fran— fp e1866, WHT be able to-giveour CistoOmera all the advantaves of the Markets, and sell at sucii priDefy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find ft freatly to their advantage to give us a call. Our business will -be conducted oi the princiBles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We'shall strictly sdhere to ee ee a Thanking our friends for the liberal heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their appreval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. 1 patronage DEALERS GRO CER IBS, PROVISIONS, —~ARD— a LIQvuOR Ss. _—— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tr FOR CASH. vey NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. ee . Neatefect On, . precision. No. 16 pring Street, Nevada. ‘ Keard OU, Caster Oil, = Linseed O11, . Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, &e., &e. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES fe In faet. every article in the line of a well eidered Drug Store. tv Prescriptions compou ded with all possible Nevada, Nov. 20—tf -_— Ds!) p ~~ FACOB ROSENTHAL, Has just reecived at his ‘*‘MART OF FASHION !’’ No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. N_ entire new stock of Sprin A Goods consisting im part o Plain amd Fancy Silks, Challis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, Hostery, Carpets, Qil Cloths, &e. Which we offer at VERY LOw RATES! fam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New York, and can afford to sell them Cheaper'than any other Dry Goods House in the city. ‘The Ladies of Nevada and the surrounde ing towns are invited to call and e-e for themecives. My prices are low and Goods will be found as represented. ‘Thankful to my patrons for past favors I solicit a continaasce. . ¢ JACOB ROSENTHA Nevada, Aprii 234. c. E. Humphries, Blacksmith and Whe-lwright, Broad Street, next ‘door to City Jail and Sammer L. ra Everything in the Blacksmith and Wheelwright line done with des at reasonable rates. articular attention paid to Hor seshoeing aps-6m “CIGAR EMPORIUM ” 8S. BOTHS CHILD, At Junction ef Main @ Commercial Sts. NEVADA. Keeps constantly on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he wil! sell at the lowest possible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobaceo, Pipes, should by a'l means call at this well-known establishment. apl-if Milwaukie Brewery. W. DREYFUSS v ould inform the citizen is of Nevada county and his frien is. that he is now puperes to furnish them with a supcrior article LAGER BEER By.the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brewery, on > pring Street, wil] be promptly atfaithfully attended to. my 1 6m B J. MLEVEY, Draggist and Apothecary, Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transeript Office Revada, Nov. 10th D RU G GT S T-;-0r tne tatert sey . payment for the same CIGARS AND ToR,A ceo olicita aeont Ciga r, TVeobacco, Fruit and the publie generally. Wines O — Kidd's ’ Also a ful) assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods, Carpets, > Oil Cloths, &c. @¢r4 The patronage of the public is respectfully BOlicited, A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. a Water Notice. Orrick NEVADA CITY Water Works, May 2nd 1864, { RS are herehy notified ed for other than House. n additional charge. ; Street and Garden Sprinkling Ay; ATER CONSUME that all Water we hold purposes will be a Such usee are and Irrigation. Perecna uring Water for such Purposes wi be c: week, tO make Owing te the acareity of Water none wil} be furnished for Irrigation to any one notaregul customer for Household use, aad ewe SAMUEL LEw ¥ woe Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF : b Pipes, Matches, Cards, ee, ~=At the aly sthnd— Lewis’ Building, Corner of road. and Pine Streets, Nevada. —_. i new pon 3 tu mn att hia furwer patrons aud the public generally. with all good In great abundance. ins line ae Se ay at ¥ goods in San Franciséos Prices . Thanktul for past patronage, —1w. respectfully : jnuance, mehti-tf Central Pacific Railroua CENTRAL RAILROAD CALIFORNIA QOS ANP AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un. 7 tit further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREET, SACRAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoln and Folsom, at..6.15 A. M. For Foleom, at... tresses IOA. M. , RETURNING, Leave Folsom at... ENesevies ee 7.30 A.M. Leave Lincola at..6. .cisceee 10.45 A. M. LELAND STAN FORD, = President C. P. R. R. CO. BLAZE’S SALOON: ang COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST — If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZH’S and VARIETY STORE, ce EUCENE SCOLARI, Successor to M, Michaleky, Ou Pine Street...Nevada City. EEPS ON HAND, A lea, Candies, 6. Raisins, Almonds. * All kinds of Figs, Nuts, Candies & Fruits, ALWAYS ON HAND, © iy If you want a splendid Cigar or a superb article of Smoking or Ghewing Tobacco, give me a call. ; New Goods constantly being received from San ° Franciseo. A portion of public patronage lé 1¢epectfully solicited. ; E. SCOLARI, 2 doors from Haas & Co. on Pine 8s. ‘““WILD PIGEON.”’: A. STEVENS, Proprietor. Have again opened the “Wild Pi. Seon Saioon,” at the old stand on I : RROAD STREMKT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. WhereT will be glad to see my old customer A good supply ef , Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, Always Kept on Hand. m23 _Give me a call at the oldplace, ss mht New Store! New Stock! 1 removed to BROAD $T., » next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND, Mvershaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, and every. deseription of ; FANCY GoopDs. Orders from the country Promptiy and faith—4 try p of my splendid € . ! ome and try one m en i) tare want To I have got the bean the ate. . A. A. SARGENT. aa Attormey and Counselior at Law. Building, corner of Pige streete—Nev : i” PHILIPS has ® Sen ner

for the le; Clothf action. of Nevada Daily Transeri ipt oe ‘THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 19th.+} en ‘ CHINAMAN ARnREstep—A strange and = suspicious Chinaman, who bas been floating ,areund our city for the past few days,-was arrested night beiore last for stealing a pair of boots from the store of John Herzinger, i _ on Broad street, It appears he had visited nearly every store in the burg and made no purchases whatever. Tuesday afternoon he went into Herainger’s store and tried on . & par of brogaus, which fitted him first rate; and told the storekeeper, “me comunee 'gin,” and closely watched the. place where they were put. As good as his word, Jehn re turned_to the store at about 74 o'clock, and look ig uround to see if the eonst-wasclear, (Herzinger being busy talking te a man in the back part of the store.) stepped inside, “nailed” the boots and started-down-the _ street ag innocent aaa lamb Charley Tewks-bury, who had kicked ‘the gforesaid Ah Shim cut of his store during the day, wus standing =f on the opposite side of the street watching ‘eat his movementa, end when he saw the Chix ¢ . Daman tuke the bovis; be.made: tracks for “him, arrested him opposite Kidd's bank« ing House, and tuck Ah Shim to Judge Smith's office: —Phe Ceteatial was asked big name, but heno shabbe. An interpreter wae sent for. The thief-westhea asked if he wished to be tried hy a jury of 12 men or _ by the Judge. Ab Shim sid be did not waa . derstand the law andthe Judge mightdo ae 4 he-—pleased. ~ He was sentenced to pay a A . JULY FOURTH, isé4. "PY HE citizens of Nevada and surrounding country are requested to meet at the Congrega tional Church, on oz Thursday Evening, May 1 9th. At half-past seven be sana to take initiatery “steps to the holding of, : ‘ : GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL, For the Benefit: of the Sanitary Commission Fund—to open.on the First and close witha Ball on the Evening of the:Fourth of July.. G. K. Farquhar, A. &. Niles, A. A. Sargent, W.*H, Crawford & Co. Chas. Kent. Lancaster & Hasey, . Weaver &Co6., __Carley & Potter, S>tiwae &Co., E. F. Spenee, i N. P. Brewn. OM ~ Hunt. M.S. Deal. A. G. Pier, W, R. Coe, dames Collins, a = G. A. Church & Go ~ Nevada Gazette Co., Katon & Williamson, George C“Powetii,'” A. D. Tower, J.C. Birdseye, G. Morgan, RK. H. Farquhar. Nevada, May 18, 1864. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! ~~ “Tur Tre or Fasnion’™ B.¥. Weich, a John Cashin & Co. A. H. Hanson & Co. * £. GS Witte. L. W. Williams, DE. Syken, —_—— / , MESSRS S. WAAS &€CO.,, AT THE oLwSrann, CORNER OF PINE AN COMMERCIAL STREETS, AVE disposed of their old stoek of Cloth: I g and would inform their old patrons and asdaany new oues as wish to.secure CREAT BARCAINS That they have just réecived a ra . ‘Weaver & Company's Coluinn, = ACARD © FROM awnda: Fan224: 4 beg to inform our friends an the bii pe ee Wee an Monday the 25th day of January, We shat at our Goods, ~ By a EXCLUSIV “We shall reef po more runnin all Goods ordered must ‘be paid for when purchased or on delivery. nea . _ We have been foreed to pursue this ecouree, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in eolleeting sich a ‘large number of scoounts as have heretufore been on the Books of this House. ~~, In a credit business, the GOOD and PROM PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones. as the Mer ohant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amoant he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the é Cash Principle?! ELY FOR. CASH. § accounts; and . The undersigned begs leave to inform the La At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, Guest assorteut of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds Bp IRE . Sceaeeneemmenmeed t dies of Nevada and vicinity and the ___ public in general that he has epened his New Dry. Goods Store, Whero he will constan tly keep on hand the of Dress Goods, a BROAD STREET, af Nevada City, Cal. eee ativ on band a fulleupply of Drugs and Medicines, White Lead, o Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, wy hiting, Pure’ Kerosene, Camphene, } . Spirits Turpentine, ISES_— 1Oes,. gens oF " to those who have been wounded in ber des'. , we that fense. Let all attend the meeting to-night re, SPENCEVILLE.—This town presenta 8 afore flourishing appearance than any other in the copper regions of the county. Ite ects, growth has been slow bat sure. ~ It now has a pleasant hotel, kept by E C. Pretyman, Large formerly of thie place, a store and quite a number of dwellings. A schvol district bas been organized and a public school -will soon be opened. A Sunday school, recently oreles :— ganized, has forty-two pupils. A good showing for a two year ¢ld. "APS, Tax Caurs.—Ttiecrops of this county will probably not amuunt to one-third the , usual yield. The hay harvest, after having -ARS: much added to it from the ‘grain fields will, ; in all probability, be much smaller than usual. In Penn Valley some few fields will m Eeproduce grain, but even there, in the most RNCH oe part of the county, the yield will be ema t Tre Mines at CocumBta Hitt.—The owrer. miners at Columbia Hill have not bad an 0 their * "extraordinary supply of water during the present season, but we are informed that atest the mines are yielding better than ever bes fore. From the McDonald claims more ge past. The Eureka compauy are working afew’ % six or seven sets of diggings, all of which o are paying exceedingty—well Besides thie, : terms a number of smaller companies are taking out considerable woney. Since the late EST. rains the miners at that place have pleaty of to their ~ Water and are in bi h epirste. on: Y By THE WEATHER.—Te weather still contiues variable. The wind veers round to the ‘west, and in a few woments the clouds are DING, wept away and the weather-wise ones predict fair weather. In a few moments the meckerel upou the fing stoff at the National t&Coturos bis bead to the Suuth, aud the clouds pa that are roiled up shed bouritiful showers.— = fine of $100 er be imprisonedtor fitty days “In default of payment h + Wee committed, “a @all the ‘attention of the public to the eal Fourru_or Jury Meera —We again} TREMENDOUS sTOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER —— Of & meeting forthe purpose of making ara. rangeménts fora grand Fair-and Festival, tH be-tield in-July for th» benefit of the Sani. tary Fund. If we desire to“inake the celes FR bration of that event what it ought to be, we a. are not a day too early, The“‘mecting will “rT be held to-night at ‘the Congregational Church.-__We hope that the house will be crowded. A prent dent depynds upon a good start. Let every loyal man of Nevada and the towns of the county who ean, be present: The entire county should take a ~hapd in the-matter. The object” of those who signed the call for the meeting is to} celebrate the anniversary of the irth;-and-at the sane tine to Hiiniater to . the wants of her gona who have suffered in nation’s der cause. Culiforuia bas not suffered by . the war ae have her sister States. She ig ____therefore better able-to help them. Let the citizens of our county. while rejoicing on the nation’s birthday, perform their duty. Thie kind of weather is a God-send to the OP THE VERY LATEST STYLES! ! WHICH THEY WILE SELL ‘Cheaper thanany other Estab. lishment in the State ! Their ma gnificient stock consists in part ofthe ‘foi loaltig articles: ; COATS! From the finest custom-made Broadctoth Coat down to a common linen coat,PANTS! We have « splen‘id variety of Pants Size, quality and color, VESTS! Any quantity. of Silk. Satin. Marseilles,,Cassi mere and every other kind of Vests. FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS: . Something entirely new! “4 English ana American Business Saits ; A larze and beautiful stock: BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furni-h every man in the town with a good pair.HATS! They have avery large assortment ‘and every ftyle saited to the various tastes. ' UNDER CLOTHING! We have a-moxt complete assortment of Shirts, der-Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Socks, &c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Trunks, &c. &c. &ev They have a stock of Clothing worthy the «ttention of purchasers-and selected expressly for the Nev ada city trade which they w'll sell eheaper than ever before offered in the State. S. HAAS & CO. Nevada, May Int, 1864. Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, E! mt and Commodious Hutel. and rnished it in the most costly manner, are now pues to receive their triends and the publie gener. ally, believing they ean satisfy al! who may favor them with patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HoUSKE, And ofa size much larger than are usually found

in Hotels. The Parlors are furnished in a superio: style. THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and Hair Mattresses—tie linea clean and of the very best quality. ; _THE TABLE wiil contain all that the market affords. THE BAR is fitted up ina style not sy » of every ? * choicest kinds, . THE BILLIARD ROOM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. Persons travelmy to and fram Washoe will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for jeasure, we have only to say that the climate of evada is not surpassed in any part of the State. “_ The Pacific Stage and Kxpresa Company’s ef. fice is in the House, and passengers by the California Stage me talc =o = driven to the Umios if they desire. ost Office, Telegraph and ave iu the same IRA A. EATON, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, -Nevada, April 24th 1564. SCHOOL BOOKS! GEO. A. CHURCH «& co., Junciton Main and Commercial Sts. HE just received a very large and com plete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS! are 6 miners, but death on the hay makers. Prescribed by the State Board of Education. * { wie -, €e8 a8 will * by any house in the State, and all its contents . _—__ LOWER PRICES ‘Than it woutt be possible to-de-wader_the credit system, and with our facilities in San Fran— fp e1866, WHT be able to-giveour CistoOmera all the advantaves of the Markets, and sell at sucii priDefy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find ft freatly to their advantage to give us a call. Our business will -be conducted oi the princiBles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We'shall strictly sdhere to ee ee a Thanking our friends for the liberal heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their appreval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. 1 patronage DEALERS GRO CER IBS, PROVISIONS, —~ARD— a LIQvuOR Ss. _—— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tr FOR CASH. vey NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. ee . Neatefect On, . precision. No. 16 pring Street, Nevada. ‘ Keard OU, Caster Oil, = Linseed O11, . Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, &e., &e. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES fe In faet. every article in the line of a well eidered Drug Store. tv Prescriptions compou ded with all possible Nevada, Nov. 20—tf -_— Ds!) p ~~ FACOB ROSENTHAL, Has just reecived at his ‘*‘MART OF FASHION !’’ No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. N_ entire new stock of Sprin A Goods consisting im part o Plain amd Fancy Silks, Challis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, Hostery, Carpets, Qil Cloths, &e. Which we offer at VERY LOw RATES! fam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New York, and can afford to sell them Cheaper'than any other Dry Goods House in the city. ‘The Ladies of Nevada and the surrounde ing towns are invited to call and e-e for themecives. My prices are low and Goods will be found as represented. ‘Thankful to my patrons for past favors I solicit a continaasce. . ¢ JACOB ROSENTHA Nevada, Aprii 234. c. E. Humphries, Blacksmith and Whe-lwright, Broad Street, next ‘door to City Jail and Sammer L. ra Everything in the Blacksmith and Wheelwright line done with des at reasonable rates. articular attention paid to Hor seshoeing aps-6m “CIGAR EMPORIUM ” 8S. BOTHS CHILD, At Junction ef Main @ Commercial Sts. NEVADA. Keeps constantly on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he wil! sell at the lowest possible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobaceo, Pipes, should by a'l means call at this well-known establishment. apl-if Milwaukie Brewery. W. DREYFUSS v ould inform the citizen is of Nevada county and his frien is. that he is now puperes to furnish them with a supcrior article LAGER BEER By.the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brewery, on > pring Street, wil] be promptly atfaithfully attended to. my 1 6m B J. MLEVEY, Draggist and Apothecary, Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transeript Office Revada, Nov. 10th D RU G GT S T-;-0r tne tatert sey . payment for the same CIGARS AND ToR,A ceo olicita aeont Ciga r, TVeobacco, Fruit and the publie generally. Wines O — Kidd's ’ Also a ful) assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods, Carpets, > Oil Cloths, &c. @¢r4 The patronage of the public is respectfully BOlicited, A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. a Water Notice. Orrick NEVADA CITY Water Works, May 2nd 1864, { RS are herehy notified ed for other than House. n additional charge. ; Street and Garden Sprinkling Ay; ATER CONSUME that all Water we hold purposes will be a Such usee are and Irrigation. Perecna uring Water for such Purposes wi be c: week, tO make Owing te the acareity of Water none wil} be furnished for Irrigation to any one notaregul customer for Household use, aad ewe SAMUEL LEw ¥ woe Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF : b Pipes, Matches, Cards, ee, ~=At the aly sthnd— Lewis’ Building, Corner of road. and Pine Streets, Nevada. —_. i new pon 3 tu mn att hia furwer patrons aud the public generally. with all good In great abundance. ins line ae Se ay at ¥ goods in San Franciséos Prices . Thanktul for past patronage, —1w. respectfully : jnuance, mehti-tf Central Pacific Railroua CENTRAL RAILROAD CALIFORNIA QOS ANP AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un. 7 tit further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREET, SACRAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoln and Folsom, at...6.15 A. M. For Foleom, at...... tresses IOA. M. , RETURNING, Leave Folsom at...... ENesevies ee 7.30 A.M. Leave Lincola at...6. .cisceee 10.45 A. M. LELAND STAN FORD, = President C. P. R. R. CO. BLAZE’S SALOON: ang COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST — If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZH’S and VARIETY STORE, ce EUCENE SCOLARI, Successor to M, Michaleky, Ou Pine Street......Nevada City. EEPS ON HAND, A lea, Candies, 6. Raisins, Almonds. * All kinds of Figs, Nuts, Candies & Fruits, ALWAYS ON HAND, © iy If you want a splendid Cigar or a superb article of Smoking or Ghewing Tobacco, give me a call. ; New Goods constantly being received from San ° Franciseo. A portion of public patronage lé 1¢epectfully solicited. ; E. SCOLARI, 2 doors from Haas & Co. on Pine 8s. ‘““WILD PIGEON.”’: A. STEVENS, Proprietor. Have again opened the “Wild Pi. Seon Saioon,” at the old stand on I : RROAD STREMKT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. WhereT will be glad to see my old customer A good supply ef , Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, Always Kept on Hand. m23 _Give me a call at the oldplace, ss mht New Store! New Stock! 1 removed to BROAD $T., » next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND, Mvershaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, and every. deseription of ; FANCY GoopDs. Orders from the country Promptiy and faith—4 try p of my splendid € . ! ome and try one m en i) tare want To I have got the bean the ate. . A. A. SARGENT. aa Attormey and Counselior at Law. Building, corner of Pige streete—Nev : i” PHILIPS has ® Sen ner