May 24, 1864 (4 pages)

PRE YTHING, parket. styles for the Trade, oy any Clothiich he oh t satisfaction. » Stock af x Godds, OBS; ¢ aseortment a “alte piel oss a cnleai ceca Rae aaa AON VALISES, s Shocs, we. : and examine rchases. the goods are ‘ound to be as TORE ! t CO. 1¢ citizens , towns Store, e Streets, New, Large G, ig articles :— . ND CAPS, VATS, COLLARS, By snd in an Eos, ‘Umer wear. y one to their he Latest — ym! is Establish ©. senthal, who nents for sevat every artin such terms as ‘ APEST. ction totheir . of public patKCE— UILDINE, ets, 3 Weaver & Co. — L & CO. Of times in East Tennessee-sinee-1861.— Tam ., but am happy because Iam under the Stars You may think I am gasing, but the papers , “Citizens had congregated to hear of the events th— l!—they took Grant and Lee! for ascertaining what could be done toward ‘TUESDAY MORNING, MAY§ 24th. LLL eS Tre Reien or Terroran East TenNESSEE.—A letter was recently received in this city from J. G. Stanfield, a Union refugee from East Tennessee. It was written from Marion county, Iowa, to a brother who formerly resided in this place. It-ig only additional testimary in regard to the sufferings of Union men m the Seuth.— We make a few extracts from the letter. — The writer says: “It 1s shocking tu think noWin Iowa, I would give you a history of wy adventures with the rebels, but it may not reach you. I will tell you this much, all the reports you have heard are true as gospel. I had to Jay out in the caves and wuods for nearly two years, to keep out of their way and was often without fund {yr days. The rebele took everything I bad even to my clothes. When Gen. Burnside took possession of East Tennesee, I leit for Kentucky. I started on the 7th day of October, 1863, and worked my way to this place. I expect Zam 4s poor as any person you ever saw, and Stripes once more. You would. hardly. believe a man could undergo what I have.— don’ represent things half as bad as they are.” “Tom, I hope you are loyal to ‘your coun» try. Ifyou are not, mother aud aryself are the only loyal ones of the family. I amore ry to write that father, James and Martin are in the rebel army. Se ee could write all-night, butI have little hepes . of this reaching you. I-will close by asking you to be loyal to your country, for there is tio better Constitution thun the old one.” The letter contains the following list of ‘prices: Cora meal $10 per bushel, common ; flour $150 per barrel, salt $100 per_bushel, “common shoes $25 per pair, boots; when found, $75 per pair, calico $5 per yard, a Very common horse $500. .No mest and no coffee to be had: The last coffee sold-brought “$6 per pound. Nor MUCH .EXCITED.—The following ‘good one wae told-us by_a gentleman who was present on the occasion, in a mountain ‘town not more than a thoussud miles from Nevada city, when the news of the fighting between Grant and Lee's armies reached that place. It seems a resident of the burg ‘was at the county seat at-the time the news reached here. Kiowing he would be the firat one to norate the tidings, he procured & horse and started tor home with ail possi» ‘ble dispatch. He reached hia port of deatination and started for a eslowon where the that transpired during the day. For our Purpose we will call him Biil,and we hope our readers will pardon ua fur publishing the ‘profanity used by Bill, for without it the ans ecdute would: be tame and Bill’s feelings would not be properly appreciated. As ‘soon as he caine into the saloun the crowd, seeing he was out of breath, nearly all exclaimed: Any news Bill? Bill—You bet your jife. . Question— Well, what is it? Bill—There has been the G—d—est fight ‘the world ever heard of 'twixt the army. Question—Who whipped ? ae Bill—Graat, of evuree, ; Questiou—Any prisoners taken. killed or ‘wounded ? Bill—J—s C—t, about foyr hundred thousand prisoners taken and a thousand cannon. Questivoa— Any General officers captured? Bill—Any GesenaL orricens! The ee Country Court, May 23d.—The People ‘vs Combs, sent te State Prison for 2 years. The People vs Cooney, continued till next ‘term. __Duffey ve Smith & Arling. Cause. tried tby the Court and submitted, Jno. Brooks +s his creditors. Discharge vordered, counsel to prepare a decree, Hogan vs Roberte, continued fer the term. The town of Grass Valley ve H. D. Cady. G. L. Waters for defendant, E. W. Ruberts for Grass Valley, Set for. trial on Thureday wext. : Tue ComMirrees.—The subscommittees raising money for the celebration on the Fourth of July, were out yesterday. They succeeded splendidly. The amount already . subscribed amounts to $2000 00. Quite a numbet of our citizece pave not yet been b= “That they have just reeeived a the route. To the travelers for pieasure, we RNAP FATSIC AURT NRT SOL. ROSENTHAL, . Commercial St., under the Transeript Office, DRY Goonds, xerFer the Spring and Summer £8 W hich be seen at hie nicely arranged Store: Every . in the Dry and Fancy Goods Line, In endless variety may be seen at this Establish-— —_ My stock consists ip part of a splendid SILKS,MANTILLAS IRISH POPLINS, Linens, of all kinds. Alro. a4 flue lot of California Jewelry, My. Prices aretow to sult the hard times. Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam ine the goods and-prices, My motto is, “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” Give me a call. SOL. ROSENTHAL. Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. Nevada, May 18th. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! . “Tre Trp or Fasnron !” en MESSRS 8S. HAAS &CO., AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER OF_ PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, AVE disposed of their old stock of Clothing and would inform their old patrons and as Many new ones as wish to secureCREAT BARCAINS . TREMENDOUS STOCK OF } “SPRING & SUMMER —__ Than it would be possible fo do under the ore a: twCLOTHING,4 OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES! ! WHICH TREY WILL SELL Cheaper than any ether Establishment in the State! — ete Theit magnificient stock consists in part ofthe fellow lag articles > ——— = : COATS! © From the finest custom-made Rroadcloth Coat ~down to a common linen cout, x PANTS tT We have a splen‘id variety of Pants, of every size, quality and eolor. VESTS: is An) quantity of Silk, Satin, Marseilics,; Casetmere and every other kind of Vests. FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS! Something entirely new ! English and American Business Suits * large and beautiful stock. BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furnivh every man in the towa with a good pair. HATS t They have avery large assortment and every etyle suited to the various tastea. UNDER CLOTHING . We have a most complete assortment of Shirte, Under-shirts, Drawers, Collars, Socks, &c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Trunks, &c, &c. &e; They have a stock of Clothing worthy the attention of purchasers and selected expressly for the Nevada city trade which they w'll sell cheaper than ever before offered in the State. ° 8S. HAAS & CO. Nevada, May int, 1864. 5 UNION HOTEL, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, El ant and Commodious Hotel. and rnished it in the most costly manher, are pow pi red to receive their friends and the public gener. ally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger than are usually fownd im Hotels. The Parlorsare furnished in a superior style. THE BEDS are supplied with the very best ps owe and Hair Mattresses—the tinen clean and of the very best quality. THE TABLE will contain all that the market afforda. THE BAR is fitted up in a style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are of the choicest kinds. THE BILLIARD ROOM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. ‘a Persons travelimy to and from Washoe will ind roost desirable have only to say that the climate of surpassed inany part of the State : "Fhe Pacific Stage and Kxpress Company’s office is in the House, and pas rs by the California yg ng he coaches will driven to the Union if they desire. The Post Office, Telegraph and Express offices a*e in the same block. IRA A EATON, ISAAC WLLLIAMS3ON, Nevada, April 24th. 1064. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS, OTICE is hereby given that an examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the Public Se s of Nevada county will be held in this city, commencing on. Friday, May 27th, at 11 o’cloek, A.» and continuing two days. To secure @ certiticate applicants must be present during the entire examination. ‘Teachers and Trustees of the County are invited to be present. All Teachers whe hold temporary Certificates or whose Certificates expire within three months afier the meeting cf the Board are notified that unless ¢ are present, BO warrant will be Crawn in their favor efter the day of Examinaevada is not ealled upon. tica. M.S. DEAL, Co. Supt. of Schools. , ces as will Weaver & Company's Column. ACARD . j 8 a ic WEAVER & COMPANY, ~ Nevada, Jan, 224, 1964. = : W to taform eee Fira ce igre out trieade andthe publte day the 26¢h day of Famnasy, We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. Xu We shall keep vo more running accounts, ‘and all G6ods Ordered must be paid for when pur. chaséd or on delivery. : We have been forced to pursue this course, from the ‘great difficulty and lose that has been sustained in collecting euch a large number of accounts as have heretofore béen on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING oustomers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer‘chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITs the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be alfe to tell at LOWER PRICES JACOB ROSENTHAL ’ Has just received at hig . . ‘MART OF “FASHION:! oF ‘Mo, 64 Broad Street, Nevada, A‘ entire new stock of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part o: Piaim and Fancy Silks, Challis, De ' fhaines, Linen, White Geods, . ‘Mesiery, Carpets, O11 Cloths, &. : Which we offer at c = 4 VERY LOW RATESB! . = receiving most of my Goods direct : an ¢ surround= dng towns are invited to call and ee for themselves. My prices are fow and Goods will be found as rep ated. Thankful to my patrons for past favors I solicit a continearce. _. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, Aprii 234. NEVADA CALE F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail . BROAD STREET, NEW SPRING GOODS! ’ in . sition it commands a view of th to sell them . te “be called upon NATIONAL EXCHANGE BROAD 8TREET.2.NEVADA CITY. This old-and well es gee B= ished Efotelis again Opened to the Public. At has been remodeled and enlarged and isnew modious Houses in the in ‘ an e ed andcountry and insures air im the heat of summer. Built ofBRICK" AND FrREPROOF. its walls keep out, in preat measure, the-_ THE EXCHANGE is near the center ofthe town __ -on-awide Wid THE business street of thecity. There are no wooden buildings near the Hotel er it in ease of con ; eeesarah e attraseea, celled by bow Hotel in the State—all ture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ ev unexthe Furn:ery. accommoda. Aion furnished families and the traveling public. and every care taken to make the House a Hou FoR BOARDERS ‘ ’ THE TABLE will at ail times be furnighed with everything the market affords, ; pa Alpha, Washitigton,: Oniega, Woolsey's, oore’s Flat.and Red Dog, have their offices at and take their departure fron this Hotel, The House ts kept open all Nighg THE SALOON is fitted up in. superior «ty iv where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The BILLIARD TABLES are Ph: lan's best. : 4 Connected with the Establishment tsa LIVERY STAB:.2 where the bes: Turnoute may be had. Bbancaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th Water Notice. Orrick NEVADA City WATER Worxs, May 2nd 1964, { Aree CONSUMERS are herehy notified that all Water used for other than HouseBeis purponte will be an additional charge. Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinkling and Irrigation. é Peracnea using Water for such purposes will Sal turday, of cach week, to make payment for the aame Owing te the scarcity of Water none Will be farnished for Irrigation to any one nota lar customer for Household use. apd ow it system; and With our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at auch priDefy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the princiQuick Sales, Light Profits and no -o, i = We'shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE (ne Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore @njoyed by this Honae, and hoping for acontinuance-of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ee et — gerne WEAVER & COMPANY, pte oo DEALERS In GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —anv— LIQUORS. See ARAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ie FORCASH. gy} NO. 59 BROAD STREET, al [HF Goods delivered Free of Charge 4 Nevada City, Cal. (an Koepe constantly on hand a fulleupply of Drugs and Medicines, . White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, © BPatnt Brushes, i Plaster Paris, => Whiting,Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, Lard O11, Caster Ot}, ee «Linseed On, Neatefect Ol, . . Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, ° &e., &eTOILET & FANCY ARTICLES CW" In fave every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. : So eee + tc Prescri s§ compoun ded with all poss care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf Cc. EB. Humphries, Blacksmith and Wheclwright:~ Broad Street, mext door te City Jatt Olicite a continuance. Successor to Lewis Bros. i g IMPORTER OF ms CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &s, a —At the otd stand. Lewis’ Huilding,'Correr of Bread and Pine Streets, JNevada. . Ts now ready to supply hia former patroma lly with all gooda i= and the public general his Tine as eretofore at San Francisco Prices! Thankfut for past patronage, he respectfull . mehi-tf Central Pacific Railroad —AND= ‘CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD © O* AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, antil further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREKT, SACRAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoin and-Folsom, ats.<2.<6.18 As Me Ps « Vor Folaom; ticcccssciciicsces. +10 A. ML Leave Fotaom at. 2. sc. esc cccsessees DROM. M. Leave Lincola at. .20.0 csecccee 0010.45 A.M LELAND STANFORD, an28 __ President C. P. R, BR. CO. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 6 if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S® Cigar. Tobacco, Fruit and VARIETY STORB. EUCENE SCOLARI, Sucuwrssor to M, Michalsky, . Ou Pine BStreet... + Nevada Oity. EEPS ON HAND, Apples, Candies, Figs, K Raisins, Almonds. . All kinds of Nuts, Candies & Fruits, ALWAYS ON HAND, ff you want a splendid Cigar or a superb esticle of Smoking or Chewing Tebacco, give me A. ° New Goods constantly being received from Ban Francisco». A portion of public patronage ie 1espertfully sdlicited. NS E. SCOLARI, m23.2 doors from Haas & Co. on Pine St. arpyiiing in the Blackemith and W rte a line done with despatch and at reasonabie rates. jar attention paid to or ses : aps-6m “CIG MPORIUM” Ss ROTHSCHILD, At Junction of Main & Commercial Ste. NEVADA. . Keeps conetantiy on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he will sell at the lowest poesible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, should by a'l means call at this well-known establishment. . apl-f Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. ¥ . W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens je Of Nevada county and his frien is, that he is now prpered to furnish them with a supcrior article Pa, LAGER BEER By the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brew on “pring Street, will be promptly atfaithfal y weaned on my 1 6m J. M. LEVEY, Druggist and Apothecary, . Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transeript Office af ‘““WILD PIGEON.’ A. STEVENS, Proprietor. I Have again opened the owilawsgeom Saicon,” at tiie oldstand on \ ‘ RROAD STREKT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. ‘Where I will be giad to see my old custome and the public generally, Agood supply ef ° Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Bog, CIGARS, ete. ete, ; Always. Kiept on Handatte 0 8 call ot the old ples. sha New Store! New Steck! PHILIPS has removed to BROAD 9F., i; next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he hae on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRARP. Meershaum and other Pipes of endless varie Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, and ey scription of FANCY Goonps. “Orders from the country promptiy and faighfully attended to. Come and try ove of my splendid Cigare— “yes wat Tobecco—I have got the Soot the ate. mm de A. A. SARGENT, — Attorney end Counsellor at Law. ee SAMUEL LEWis, ”

PRE YTHING, parket. styles for the Trade, oy any Clothiich he oh t satisfaction.. » Stock af x Godds, OBS; ¢ aseortment a “alte piel oss a cnleai ceca Rae aaa AON VALISES, s Shocs, we. : and examine rchases. the goods are ‘ound to be as TORE ! t CO. 1¢ citizens , towns Store, e Streets, New, Large G, ig articles :— . ND CAPS, VATS, COLLARS, By snd in an Eos, ‘Umer wear. y one to their he Latest — ym! is Establish ©. senthal, who nents for sevat every artin such terms as ‘ APEST. ction totheir . of public patKCE— UILDINE, ets, 3 Weaver & Co. — L & CO. Of times in East Tennessee-sinee-1861.— Tam ., but am happy because Iam under the Stars You may think I am gasing, but the papers , “Citizens had congregated to hear of the events th— l!—they took Grant and Lee! for ascertaining what could be done toward ‘TUESDAY MORNING, MAY§ 24th. LLL eS Tre Reien or Terroran East TenNESSEE.—A letter was recently received in this city from J. G. Stanfield, a Union refugee from East Tennessee. It was written from Marion county, Iowa, to a brother who formerly resided in this place. It-ig only additional testimary in regard to the sufferings of Union men m the Seuth.— We make a few extracts from the letter. — The writer says: “It 1s shocking tu think noWin Iowa, I would give you a history of wy adventures with the rebels, but it may not reach you. I will tell you this much, all the reports you have heard are true as gospel. I had to Jay out in the caves and wuods for nearly two years, to keep out of their way and was often without fund {yr days. The rebele took everything I bad even to my clothes. When Gen. Burnside took possession of East Tennesee, I leit for Kentucky. I started on the 7th day of October, 1863, and worked my way to this place. I expect Zam 4s poor as any person you ever saw, and Stripes once more. You would. hardly. believe a man could undergo what I have.— don’ represent things half as bad as they are.” “Tom, I hope you are loyal to ‘your coun» try. Ifyou are not, mother aud aryself are the only loyal ones of the family. I amore ry to write that father, James and Martin are in the rebel army. Se ee could write all-night, butI have little hepes . of this reaching you. I-will close by asking you to be loyal to your country, for there is tio better Constitution thun the old one.” The letter contains the following list of ‘prices: Cora meal $10 per bushel, common ; flour $150 per barrel, salt $100 per_bushel, “common shoes $25 per pair, boots; when found, $75 per pair, calico $5 per yard, a Very common horse $500. .No mest and no coffee to be had: The last coffee sold-brought “$6 per pound. Nor MUCH .EXCITED.—The following ‘good one wae told-us by_a gentleman who was present on the occasion, in a mountain ‘town not more than a thoussud miles from Nevada city, when the news of the fighting between Grant and Lee's armies reached that place. It seems a resident of the burg ‘was at the county seat at-the time the news reached here. Kiowing he would be the firat one to norate the tidings, he procured & horse and started tor home with ail possi» ‘ble dispatch. He reached hia port of deatination and started for a eslowon where the that transpired during the day. For our Purpose we will call him Biil,and we hope our readers will pardon ua fur publishing the ‘profanity used by Bill, for without it the ans ecdute would: be tame and Bill’s feelings would not be properly appreciated. As ‘soon as he caine into the saloun the crowd, seeing he was out of breath, nearly all exclaimed: Any news Bill? Bill—You bet your jife. . Question— Well, what is it? Bill—There has been the G—d—est fight ‘the world ever heard of 'twixt the army. Question—Who whipped ? ae Bill—Graat, of evuree, ; Questiou—Any prisoners taken. killed or ‘wounded ? Bill—J—s C—t, about foyr hundred thousand prisoners taken and a thousand cannon. Questivoa— Any General officers captured? Bill—Any GesenaL orricens! The ee Country Court, May 23d.—The People ‘vs Combs, sent te State Prison for 2 years. The People vs Cooney, continued till next ‘term. __Duffey ve Smith & Arling. Cause. tried tby the Court and submitted, Jno. Brooks +s his creditors. Discharge vordered, counsel to prepare a decree, Hogan vs Roberte, continued fer the term. The town of Grass Valley ve H. D. Cady. G. L. Waters for defendant, E. W. Ruberts for Grass Valley, Set for. trial on Thureday wext. : Tue ComMirrees.—The subscommittees raising money for the celebration on the Fourth of July, were out yesterday. They succeeded splendidly. The amount already . subscribed amounts to $2000 00. Quite a numbet of our citizece pave not yet been b= “That they have just reeeived a the route. To the travelers for pieasure, we RNAP FATSIC AURT NRT SOL. ROSENTHAL, . Commercial St., under the Transeript Office, DRY Goonds, xerFer the Spring and Summer £8 W hich be seen at hie nicely arranged Store: Every . in the Dry and Fancy Goods Line, In endless variety may be seen at this Establish-— —_ My stock consists ip part of a splendid SILKS,MANTILLAS IRISH POPLINS, Linens, of all kinds. Alro. a4 flue lot of California Jewelry, My. Prices aretow to sult the hard times. Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam ine the goods and-prices, My motto is, “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” Give me a call. SOL. ROSENTHAL. Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. Nevada, May 18th. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! . “Tre Trp or Fasnron !” en MESSRS 8S. HAAS &CO., AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER OF_ PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, AVE disposed of their old stock of Clothing and would inform their old patrons and as Many new ones as wish to secureCREAT BARCAINS . TREMENDOUS STOCK OF } “SPRING & SUMMER —__ Than it would be possible fo do under the ore a: twCLOTHING,4 OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES! ! WHICH TREY WILL SELL Cheaper than any ether Establishment in the State! — ete Theit magnificient stock consists in part ofthe fellow lag articles > ——— = : COATS! © From the finest custom-made Rroadcloth Coat ~down to a common linen cout, x PANTS tT We have a splen‘id variety of Pants, of every size, quality and eolor. VESTS: is An) quantity of Silk, Satin, Marseilics,; Casetmere and every other kind of Vests. FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS! Something entirely new ! English and American Business Suits * large and beautiful stock. BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furnivh every man in the towa with a good pair. HATS t They have avery large assortment and every etyle suited to the various tastea. UNDER CLOTHING . We have a most complete assortment of Shirte, Under-shirts, Drawers, Collars, Socks, &c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Trunks, &c, &c. &e; They have a stock of Clothing worthy the attention of purchasers and selected expressly for the Nevada city trade which they w'll sell cheaper than ever before offered in the State. ° 8S. HAAS & CO. Nevada, May int, 1864. 5 UNION HOTEL, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, El ant and Commodious Hotel. and rnished it in the most costly manher, are pow pi red to receive their friends and the public gener. ally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger than are usually fownd im Hotels. The Parlorsare furnished in a superior style. THE BEDS are supplied with the very best ps owe and Hair Mattresses—the tinen clean and of the very best quality. THE TABLE will contain all that the market afforda. THE BAR is fitted up in a style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are of the choicest kinds. THE BILLIARD ROOM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. ‘a Persons travelimy to and from Washoe will ind roost desirable have only to say that the climate of surpassed inany part of the State : "Fhe Pacific Stage and Kxpress Company’s office is in the House, and pas rs by the California yg ng he coaches will driven to the Union if they desire. The Post Office, Telegraph and Express offices a*e in the same block. IRA A EATON, ISAAC WLLLIAMS3ON, Nevada, April 24th. 1064. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS, OTICE is hereby given that an examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the Public Se s of Nevada county will be held in this city, commencing on. Friday, May 27th, at 11 o’cloek, A.» and continuing two days. To secure @ certiticate applicants must be present during the entire examination. ‘Teachers and Trustees of the County are invited to be present. All Teachers whe hold temporary Certificates or whose Certificates expire within three months afier the meeting cf the Board are notified that unless ¢ are present, BO warrant will be Crawn in their favor efter the day of Examinaevada is not ealled upon. tica. M.S. DEAL, Co. Supt. of Schools. , ces as will Weaver & Company's Column. ACARD . j 8 a ic

WEAVER & COMPANY, ~ Nevada, Jan, 224, 1964. = : W to taform eee Fira ce igre out trieade andthe publte day the 26¢h day of Famnasy, We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. Xu We shall keep vo more running accounts, ‘and all G6ods Ordered must be paid for when pur. chaséd or on delivery. : We have been forced to pursue this course, from the ‘great difficulty and lose that has been sustained in collecting euch a large number of accounts as have heretofore béen on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING oustomers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer‘chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITs the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be alfe to tell at LOWER PRICES JACOB ROSENTHAL ’ Has just received at hig . . ‘MART OF “FASHION:! oF ‘Mo, 64 Broad Street, Nevada, A‘ entire new stock of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part o: Piaim and Fancy Silks, Challis, De ' fhaines, Linen, White Geods, . ‘Mesiery, Carpets, O11 Cloths, &. : Which we offer at c = 4 VERY LOW RATESB! . = receiving most of my Goods direct : an ¢ surround= dng towns are invited to call and ee for themselves. My prices are fow and Goods will be found as rep ated. Thankful to my patrons for past favors I solicit a continearce. _. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, Aprii 234. NEVADA CALE F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail . BROAD STREET, NEW SPRING GOODS! ’ in . sition it commands a view of th to sell them . te “be called upon NATIONAL EXCHANGE BROAD 8TREET..2.NEVADA CITY. This old-and well es gee B= ished Efotelis again Opened to the Public. At has been remodeled and enlarged and isnew modious Houses in the in ‘ an e ed andcountry and insures air im the heat of summer. Built ofBRICK" AND FrREPROOF. its walls keep out, in preat measure, the-_ THE EXCHANGE is near the center ofthe town __ -on-awide Wid THE business street of thecity. There are no wooden buildings near the Hotel er it in ease of con ; eeesarah e attraseea, celled by bow Hotel in the State—all ture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ ev unexthe Furn:ery. accommoda. Aion furnished families and the traveling public. and every care taken to make the House a Hou FoR BOARDERS ‘ ’ THE TABLE will at ail times be furnighed with everything the market affords, ; pa Alpha, Washitigton,: Oniega, Woolsey's, oore’s Flat.and Red Dog, have their offices at and take their departure fron this Hotel, The House ts kept open all Nighg THE SALOON is fitted up in. superior «ty iv where none but the best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The BILLIARD TABLES are Ph: lan's best. : 4 Connected with the Establishment tsa LIVERY STAB:.2 where the bes: Turnoute may be had. Bbancaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th Water Notice. Orrick NEVADA City WATER Worxs, May 2nd 1964, { Aree CONSUMERS are herehy notified that all Water used for other than HouseBeis purponte will be an additional charge. Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinkling and Irrigation. é Peracnea using Water for such purposes will Sal turday, of cach week, to make payment for the aame Owing te the scarcity of Water none Will be farnished for Irrigation to any one nota lar customer for Household use. apd ow it system; and With our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at auch priDefy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the princiQuick Sales, Light Profits and no -o, i = We'shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE (ne Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore @njoyed by this Honae, and hoping for acontinuance-of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ee et — gerne WEAVER & COMPANY, pte oo DEALERS In GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —anv— LIQUORS. See ARAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ie FORCASH. gy} NO. 59 BROAD STREET, al [HF Goods delivered Free of Charge 4 Nevada City, Cal. (an Koepe constantly on hand a fulleupply of Drugs and Medicines, . White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, © BPatnt Brushes, i Plaster Paris, => Whiting,Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, Lard O11, Caster Ot}, ee «Linseed On, Neatefect Ol, . . Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, ° &e., &eTOILET & FANCY ARTICLES CW" In fave every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. : So eee + tc Prescri s§ compoun ded with all poss care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf Cc. EB. Humphries, Blacksmith and Wheclwright:~ Broad Street, mext door te City Jatt Olicite a continuance. Successor to Lewis Bros. i g IMPORTER OF ms CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &s, a —At the otd stand. Lewis’ Huilding,'Correr of Bread and Pine Streets, JNevada. . Ts now ready to supply hia former patroma lly with all gooda i= and the public general his Tine as eretofore at San Francisco Prices! Thankfut for past patronage, he respectfull . mehi-tf Central Pacific Railroad —AND= ‘CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD © O* AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, antil further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREKT, SACRAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoin and-Folsom, ats.<2.<6.18 As Me Ps « Vor Folaom; ticcccssciciicsces. +10 A. ML Leave Fotaom at.. 2. sc.. esc cccsessees DROM. M. Leave Lincola at. ..20.0 csecccee 0010.45 A.M LELAND STANFORD, an28 __ President C. P. R, BR. CO. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 6 if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S® Cigar. Tobacco, Fruit and VARIETY STORB. EUCENE SCOLARI, Sucuwrssor to M, Michalsky, . Ou Pine BStreet..... + Nevada Oity. EEPS ON HAND, Apples, Candies, Figs, K Raisins, Almonds. . All kinds of Nuts, Candies & Fruits, ALWAYS ON HAND, ff you want a splendid Cigar or a superb esticle of Smoking or Chewing Tebacco, give me A. ° New Goods constantly being received from Ban Francisco». A portion of public patronage ie 1espertfully sdlicited. NS E. SCOLARI, m23.2 doors from Haas & Co. on Pine St. arpyiiing in the Blackemith and W rte a line done with despatch and at reasonabie rates. jar attention paid to or ses : aps-6m “CIG MPORIUM” Ss ROTHSCHILD, At Junction of Main & Commercial Ste. NEVADA. . Keeps conetantiy on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he will sell at the lowest poesible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, should by a'l means call at this well-known establishment. . apl-f Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. ¥ . W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens je Of Nevada county and his frien is, that he is now prpered to furnish them with a supcrior article Pa, LAGER BEER By the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brew on “pring Street, will be promptly atfaithfal y weaned on my 1 6m J. M. LEVEY, Druggist and Apothecary, . Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transeript Office af ‘““WILD PIGEON.’ A. STEVENS, Proprietor. I Have again opened the owilawsgeom Saicon,” at tiie oldstand on \ ‘ RROAD STREKT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. ‘Where I will be giad to see my old custome and the public generally, Agood supply ef ° Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Bog, CIGARS, ete. ete, ; Always. Kiept on Handatte 0 8 call ot the old ples. sha New Store! New Steck! PHILIPS has removed to BROAD 9F., i; next door to Welch’s Bookstore, where he hae on hand a large stock of HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRARP. Meershaum and other Pipes of endless varie Cutlery, Toys, Baskets, and ey scription of FANCY Goonps. “Orders from the country promptiy and faighfully attended to. Come and try ove of my splendid Cigare— “yes wat Tobecco—I have got the Soot the ate. mm de A. A. SARGENT, — Attorney end Counsellor at Law. ee SAMUEL LEWis, ”