May 31, 1872 (4 pages)

SALE OF . STOCK IN THE : OWNED BY R BROS. . DISPOSED oF Days} , BUSINESS ty TO HUMBUG LLE! vince. themselves ind examining s and prices. ll be sold: 100 per than ever known. f others 50 per xr than thesame re bringing in ity to-day. fore it is too ate! * 4 2 be Be > j bias ij /AT YOUROWNPRICES: f. Clothing in the buy goods of us 25 aper than impertThey are the . PRING PHING, . —OF— ) Manufacture. [SISTING OF, $$ SUITS, ~~ OTH SUITS, vits, ASSIMERE SUITS, all colors and descripall eolors, tock of OTS, AND SHOBS, Gents’ and Children Ql colors and deserly —_——— Clothing ! ‘RY LATEST STYU FINEST QUALITY — ya assortment of “TRUNKS, VALISE LARGEST LOT, FINEST TQ;BE 5 THE STATE ! ——— spend a Dollar fi") hi t PP cee gare Te ee wnereorntieg see pe) eepempeemeormemeremnitaer in the Clethint} out firet cans o0ds and prices. JANNER. BROS. Broad and Fine Sef —~nanimous committee of twenty, by Ste Bally Biittscript NEVADA CITY, OAL. Governor Booth’s Letter of Accept~ ance to Deliver the Fourth’ of July Oration. ‘ The following is the correspon. ! deuce between the Committee of -Invitation, of the 4th of July Commit. ). tee, and Governor Booth: Nevapa, May 28th, 1872. Gov. Newton Booth, Sacramento :— Will you gratify your many warm ‘ friends, in Nevada, and oblige a delivering an oration here on the ~ Fourth of July? . yesterday, to ascertain if we had seen: _-@ho forthwith opened corresponmenced raining, danaing--:"Too, mnchee Semis «<x from, Laticaster’s stable to the lotidge ~N. P. Browy, Ira A. Eaton, J.J. RocEns. ANSWER, i SackaMENTO, May 29, 1872. Déar Sirs: Your telegram received this morning. It gives me great pleasure to accept your invitation to. deliver the;oration in Nevada,at the celebration onthe Fourth of July. Yours very truly, Newton Boor, To Messrs. N. P. Brown, J. J. Reger: Ira A. Eaton. 24 > “Emporia Suit. A gentleman by the name of J. G, W. Wilcox, who resides at Union Hill, near Grass Valley, called on us mention made of a suit having been brought for the recovery:of the land upon which the city of Richmond, Virginia, is built. He informs us that the suit was to have been commenced on the 1st of this month,and he has been informed that a4 notice of the fact’had been published in the Sacramento Union or San Francisco Chronicle. He says the land was left to him by his grandfather, who purchased it from the Government, and he has never been able to get conr trol of it, not having money enough to cominience ‘suit for its recovery. Before the rebellion broke.out, he had made arrangements with parties’ to bring: an action, but when the war commenecd the whole matter was dropped for the time being: About.three. months ago Mr. Wilcox to this city and presented the matter toJudge'T. H. Caswell,. dence with Hons, Albert, Pike and Robert Johnsen,and special arrangeyents were made with these gentlemen to’ commence suit. Judge Cas~ = “well left this ‘city about six weeks } ago, and is expected back in a few days. j Mt, Aubarn¢ Company. This Company is a finely with their works at Ragen. Flat, near this’ city. "The bisting works are per ites and are in fine working or“Workmer dré)now engaged in cane the ground, preparatory to building a fine mill. The Company propose putting-in ten stamps tostart with, and add 20 or 30 ‘a8 s00D as itis necessary. The ‘ arts, fi isnow being taken out is splendidly. No free seen, but a gentleman, . pus that a piece of rock wag; ‘pp in his. presence, an better than awe weet seen it this’ *néighborhood. ‘Every piece of rock taken from this mine, that has been crushed, has proved conclusively that the Mt. Auburn Compang: ibevwe got: a: goodething. The Company owning it, are such go-ahead men as Solomen Johnson, of this city, Frank eee and others of San Francisco. ©) T. C.’ Phankett, ‘our gentlemanly and efficiént Coutity Clerk, presented us with a fine trout on Wednesday . evening last, Plunkett formerly resided at Truckee, and -his friends ‘there send him «mess of these fine]. fish about once a week. The Military reward ans es . city yesterday morhiing for nic grounds, on the bar ss Before théy reached there it comt-was not # good day for parade, ‘target practice, or part’ of Broad street is being ‘gtrveled. “The bad piace }, opposite the Theatre and above there, p— Bay 26th; 267 ‘hat bs has _. Surveying. Parties desiring my services, will . find at my office;. during my absence, Mr. D. B. Merry, a regularly ap}pointed U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, who will attend promptly to all business entrusted to his caré, H.S. BRADLEY. Nevada, May. *8th-tt . Chance For Miners. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company will give steady ‘employment to thirty miners, who un derstand hard rock mining and sinking shafts. Apply immediately at the works of the Company, at ‘North , Bloomfield, Nevada county. ._ ey; The Greatest . EVER BROUGHT TO NE[VADA COUNTY. A Wholesome Stimulant That. is Absolutely Pure. ~~ Physicians throughout the world agree as to the necessity for diffusive stiradlants in medical practice, but comp , and with good reason, of the*impossibility . of obtainingthem pure, Phe diffichity here-pre. sented would be a serious oné indeed, if the class of agents was limited to the adulterated liquors and wines of tiade. It yanishes, however, when the absolute purity and extraordinary ‘restorative properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are taken into consideration. As a stimulant!the article is absolutély free from everything’ objectionable; but this isonly one of its recommendations. . Ifit were nothing more than an excitant its effects would bé fleeting. It might refresh and revive'the system for a few minutes, but could preduce no‘ ‘permanent benefit. The stimulating elements of the Bitters isa means, not anend. .The tonic, anti-bilfous, depurative and aperient vegetable juices combined in the preparation are the agents that impart vigor andregtilarity to. the weakened and disordered organization, the spirituous principle being chiefty useful in ‘diffusing their influence through the system and otherwise fucilitaiing ‘their operation. Alcohol, even in i:s purest form, is not somuch a mediciné ds & motive power, by which the specifics of the vegetable kingdom may be brought to bear upon the debilitated an‘ disordered organs that require renovating and regulating; and it is in this way that the pure essence of rye incerporated in Hostetter’s Bitters increases the efficiency of the purely medical ingredients. PIONEER DRY GOODS “STORE! . J.&8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine btreets, the Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought TO THIS CITy. Their Stock consists of an excellent asthe following articles; Satin Barbouns, . ‘d Belgian’ Ntepie, Japanese Silks, &ef} Fey lowest prices: be obtained at the PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, sortment of Dry Gooda, amoug which are ‘The Ladies of Nevéide ‘City and County aré. invited to call and ‘examine the large variety of goods, which ere offered st the Every article in the the Des Goad ne ean J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. SUMMER g@ooDps At the Store of , A. Goldsmith Cheaper than at any oth‘er place. The largest and prettiest stock ever brought to this city, embracing évery kind known in the market. Look at prices ; 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. White Bock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for.$1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents, : New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per yd, 25 cents, : Fine Embr, Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. LARGEST, } Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 RICHEST z cents. And the : Fine hematitch Hadkfs, pr doz, CHEAPEST 82. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. “Imperial 8-ply and‘ Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr@oz. Real Fine Embr, French Corsets, 1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. : . Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. » And all other articles at like rates. You cati’t form any idea of the magnificence of the Goods unless YOU call and DRESS GOODS . ! Silks of all colors, , French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Dolly Varden, r And every other Kind, HOUSE' FURNISHING GOODS ! MRS. A. AUBRY, «avis ie fille SING. RS. AUBRY would otal SE, Mie aeigueguees S0'6e: tid -. Ladies’ Hair, in Braids, Curls, ‘form the people of I kiwd of Hae . Bleached and Un-bleached Towelings, Table —_— Napkins, Spreads, Ticking And every other article in. this ~~ ‘agen Se ee ere _ ory rie wal Sond i _ a” through } « ope es re sae er f: sk blish‘Tun poopleefGecramento saben orton Pe sre Get the Latest Styles. } . JACK the GANT REAM SAN FRANCISCO . . CSCIRGUS! inane Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevata Clothing STORE! NATHAN & GASPER, Successors to : BAAR & CO. ROMAN HIPPODROME! HE management. of this Colossal Establishment has, with very great. care and expense inaugurated this the ta, Great elling from the Pacific to the Atlantic slope and to compete in friendly rivalry for the palm of superiority with any circus they may meet. This Grand Entertainment Gives the greatest aatistaction to -its patrous of any amusement that has been placed before any au and has been dcknowled by the , the Public and Profession, to be, iat every respect, superior to any and al) other performances éxtant. ‘cus the first week in San Francisco, and the general verdict of all was, the Best Circus we have ever seen. The performers are all first-class, amongst whom is the Great . IMATTHE WS FAMILY ! Ten in Number, Who have been fora number of years, ac’ knowledged the Best Artists in the Profession. THE HORSES AND. PONIES! Surpass a seen in similar ¢stablish ments. eir training being perfect they have no superiors, no equals. All Patrons may depeii@ on . witnessing the Biggest Show on Earth ! er OBS We perform all we Advertise ! The me of.each performance being faithfully carried out. “The grand legendary, spectacular Pantotine of Jack, The Giant Killer ! Will be performed. Remember the date when’ this Circus comes to town, and don’t ‘eonfound it with fy-by-night ‘and Steamboat concerns running ahead. ED. D. WENBAN,, Advance Agent. é Nevada City; May 28th. ON SALE NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARLNE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, OUSTARDS,ETC. . Aehoice lot, of EXTRACTS for flavor. ing the same, at very low rates. RP ge ou OF LEMONS, aie — at a cost of wees two Sa Pure Cream Tartar and Seda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Craethies and Acids, E, M. PRESTON, DRUGGTIS %. Preecriptions accurately, compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. “CE! ICE} Ms Ne; ‘Nevada Ice Compatiy are to deliver ice in pg tees af of Rhe city ftw the semen Of Nowken, May theses 1872. ronment di neusii> dean tte oats electors of 8e' pol Scheal'B Preps eer TN held on the. a of June, A.D. 1872, af the house of Genres! Eptoter, in the village of Be ‘bastothe hours ef 7 and 9 e’clock, poly bee BAY it be cubenttted the ques. seg oa Ee eS eeeas tn anion Aen mg “purpose the aes Soo JOEN McoOY, District School Prustees. e = iotoeapeianbasieieenatviniasaiedeieenapaaicanieapaie “eames, . Sebastopbl, May 2b, 188. mse {SUMMER CLOTHING 19,000 Persons visited this Cirteankns IGheviot Shirts, ——— ne ceempneesem reece ce tra “NEV ADA orry. ena a TO ee YOUR FINE. THE FINEST AND"THE CHEAPEST ! NATHAN & CASPER, Have on hand A full Stock, Offall Sizes, Of the Celebrated IF You = WANT "A FINE} OR ” CHEAP! SUIT, BOYS’ CLOTHING , G0 TOITHE, Nevada Clothing $tore. —s FOR YOUR GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE !. Nathan & Casper, PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co's Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, — ~WEVADA crry. 7 ' Nevada May 19th, 1872. -. The National Exchange Shaving SPLENDID) NEW GOODS!) —-}CUSTOM MADE, CLOTHING. 8 ceded’ "yd “A. ROSENTHAL } . AS just received a large and beautiful < stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of the very latest Styles, which he is prepared to Make uP to order A On the shortest notice and on the thos reasonable terms, “ A good fit guaranteed inevery case, If you want @ well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I w iit ‘] guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. is Repairing and cleaning done on short 'noice. . A. ROSENTH AL, Pine Street, Nevada Gity. WANTED. HORSE SHOER. —=tie-the best ors ete that ever strick tow diggings. m21 D, CLANCY. Saloon and Baths. . BROAD. STRERT. 2. 080 NEVADA. NATHAN & CASPER’S. . NAT. FORD, Proprietor . : TUE Citizens of. Neva, As and vicinity are—re spectfully informed that 4d “I have entirely retitted de Barber Shop and Bath House in ele; sant style. Having secured” the services o one of the best workmen in the State, I ain prepared to give all who call on me an easy and clean Shave, Hair Cutting, Shampoo‘ing nd Curling done in an‘ artistic ‘aud workmanlike manner. * oll MILK DEPOT. ours GuscETTI has established a Depot at Frank’s Ice Cream Saloon, Opposite Coe’s Shoe Stora. 8 Fresh Milk will be kept con stantly on hand in quantities to suit. Nevada, May 22d, 1872. TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. NTOINE TAM would inform tho people of Nevada City that he is prepared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Salooon. Iced. Fountain Soda, of every flayor. Ice Cream, ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR "EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the public putyonage, aud guarantees satisfaction. . Give him a call. Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. GEO. E, TURNER. EK, W. BIGELOW. E.W. BIGELOW & Cé., DEALERS IN Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, ae Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. { : have just received a large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions, Which will be sold at the lowest living rates. Goods delivered a reasonable dit? ance . free of a Nevada, May 24th, 1872. Mining Maehinery for Sale. ONE 12-HOBRSE POWER ENGINE, ITH reversing gear. One ®inch lift Pump, with yoose neck, and one 6-inch pump are effered for sale. Also « Boiler, Car Trucks, Toots, and all materials necessary for a Blacksmith Shop. This is'the machinery of the Gold Kun Mining Co., formerly the Mohawk. Apply personally or by letter to THALES CURTIS, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. ine SOLD OUT. SANFORD has sold out his entire e@ stock to Jno. W. Sanford,-who will continue the Seed and Grain business ist No.18, Broad Street, Nevada City, “Nevada, May 22d, 1872, ° WAGON MAKER AND WHEELWRIGHT. AT CLANCY'S SHOP, BROAD STREET, i pre sred todo all kinds of WAGON in the best style and at the LO WEST RAT ES. Wagons made to order and.turned out ot the S$ + ty complete, Repairing done in the best style Give me a call and I will guarantee sati¢fac! tion. ; : J. Pa SHARP. Nevada, May 26th ,'1872, } NILES & Attorney and t Law. Cyan Broad Pine Ste Green wadd's Cigar Must be a Titer ¢ PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT. ba’ 5

SALE OF . STOCK IN THE : OWNED BY R BROS. . DISPOSED oF Days} , BUSINESS ty TO HUMBUG LLE! vince. themselves ind examining s and prices. ll be sold: 100 per than ever known.. f others 50 per xr than thesame re bringing in ity to-day. fore it is too ate! * 4 2 be Be > j bias ij /AT YOUROWNPRICES: f. Clothing in the buy goods of us 25 aper than impertThey are the . PRING PHING, . —OF— ) Manufacture. [SISTING OF, $$ SUITS, ~~ OTH SUITS, vits, ASSIMERE SUITS, all colors and descripall eolors, tock of OTS, AND SHOBS, Gents’ and Children Ql colors and deserly —_——— Clothing ! ‘RY LATEST STYU FINEST QUALITY — ya assortment of “TRUNKS, VALISE LARGEST LOT, FINEST TQ;BE 5 THE STATE ! ——— spend a Dollar fi") hi t PP cee gare Te ee wnereorntieg see pe) eepempeemeormemeremnitaer in the Clethint} out firet cans o0ds and prices. JANNER. BROS. Broad and Fine Sef —~nanimous committee of twenty, by Ste Bally Biittscript NEVADA CITY, OAL. Governor Booth’s Letter of Accept~ ance to Deliver the Fourth’ of July Oration. ‘ The following is the correspon. ! deuce between the Committee of -Invitation, of the 4th of July Commit. ). tee, and Governor Booth: Nevapa, May 28th, 1872. Gov. Newton Booth, Sacramento :— Will you gratify your many warm ‘ friends, in Nevada, and oblige a delivering an oration here on the ~ Fourth of July? . yesterday, to ascertain if we had seen: _-@ho forthwith opened corresponmenced raining, danaing--:"Too, mnchee Semis «<x from, Laticaster’s stable to the lotidge ~N. P. Browy, Ira A. Eaton, J.J. RocEns. ANSWER, i SackaMENTO, May 29, 1872. Déar Sirs: Your telegram received this morning. It gives me great pleasure to accept your invitation to. deliver the;oration in Nevada,at the celebration onthe Fourth of July. Yours very truly, Newton Boor, To Messrs. N. P. Brown, J. J. Reger: Ira A. Eaton. 24 > “Emporia Suit. A gentleman by the name of J. G, W. Wilcox, who resides at Union Hill, near Grass Valley, called on us mention made of a suit having been brought for the recovery:of the land upon which the city of Richmond, Virginia, is built. He informs us that the suit was to have been commenced on the 1st of this month,and he has been informed that a4 notice of the fact’had been published in the Sacramento Union or San Francisco Chronicle. He says the land was left to him by his grandfather, who purchased it from the Government, and he has never been able to get conr trol of it, not having money enough to cominience ‘suit for its recovery. Before the rebellion broke.out, he had made arrangements with parties’ to bring: an action, but when the war commenecd the whole matter was dropped for the time being: About.three. months ago Mr. Wilcox to this city and presented the matter toJudge'T. H. Caswell,. dence with Hons, Albert, Pike and Robert Johnsen,and special arrangeyents were made with these gentlemen to’ commence suit. Judge Cas~ = “well left this ‘city about six weeks } ago, and is expected back in a few days. j Mt, Aubarn¢ Company. This Company is a finely with their works at Ragen. Flat, near this’ city. "The bisting works are per ites and are in fine working or“Workmer dré)now engaged in cane the ground, preparatory to building a fine mill. The Company propose putting-in ten stamps tostart with, and add 20 or 30 ‘a8 s00D as itis necessary. The ‘ arts, fi isnow being taken out is splendidly. No free seen, but a gentleman, . pus that a piece of rock wag; ‘pp in his. presence, an better than awe weet seen it this’ *néighborhood. ‘Every piece of rock taken from this mine, that has been crushed, has proved conclusively that the Mt. Auburn Compang: ibevwe got: a: goodething. The Company owning it, are such go-ahead men as Solomen Johnson, of this city, Frank eee and others of San Francisco. ©) T. C.’ Phankett, ‘our gentlemanly and efficiént Coutity Clerk, presented us with a fine trout on Wednesday . evening last, Plunkett formerly resided at Truckee, and -his friends ‘there send him «mess of these fine]. fish about once a week. The Military reward ans es . city yesterday morhiing for nic grounds, on the bar ss Before théy reached there it comt-was not # good day for parade, ‘target practice, or part’ of Broad street is being ‘gtrveled. “The bad piace }, opposite the Theatre and above there, p— Bay 26th; 267 ‘hat bs has _. Surveying. Parties desiring my services, will . find at my office;. during my absence, Mr. D. B. Merry, a regularly ap}pointed U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, who will attend promptly to all business entrusted to his caré, H.S. BRADLEY. Nevada, May. *8th-tt . Chance For Miners. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company will give steady ‘employment to thirty miners, who un derstand hard rock mining and sinking shafts. Apply immediately at the works of the Company, at ‘North , Bloomfield, Nevada county. ._ ey; The Greatest . EVER BROUGHT TO NE[VADA COUNTY. A Wholesome Stimulant That. is Absolutely Pure. ~~ Physicians throughout the world agree as to the necessity for diffusive stiradlants in medical practice, but comp , and with good reason, of the*impossibility . of obtainingthem pure, Phe diffichity here-pre. sented would be a serious oné indeed, if the class of agents was limited to the adulterated liquors and wines of tiade. It yanishes, however, when the absolute purity and extraordinary ‘restorative properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are taken into consideration. As a stimulant!the article is absolutély free from everything’ objectionable; but this isonly one of its recommendations. . Ifit were nothing more than an excitant its effects would bé fleeting. It might refresh and revive'the system for a few minutes, but could preduce no‘ ‘permanent benefit. The stimulating elements of the Bitters isa means, not anend. .The tonic, anti-bilfous, depurative and aperient vegetable juices combined in the preparation are the agents that impart vigor andregtilarity to. the weakened and disordered organization, the spirituous principle being chiefty useful in ‘diffusing their influence through the system and otherwise fucilitaiing ‘their operation. Alcohol, even in i:s purest form, is not somuch a mediciné ds & motive power, by which the specifics of the vegetable kingdom may be brought to bear upon the debilitated an‘ disordered organs that require renovating and regulating; and it is in this way that the pure essence of rye incerporated in Hostetter’s Bitters increases the efficiency of the purely medical ingredients. PIONEER DRY GOODS “STORE! . J.&8. ROSENTHAL AVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR STORE, Corner of Broad aad Pine btreets, the Lot of Dry Gooods ever brought TO THIS CITy. Their Stock consists of an excellent asthe following articles; Satin Barbouns, . ‘d Belgian’ Ntepie, Japanese Silks, &ef} Fey lowest prices: be obtained at the PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, sortment of Dry Gooda, amoug which are ‘The Ladies of Nevéide ‘City and County aré. invited to call and ‘examine the large variety of goods, which ere offered st the Every article in the the Des Goad ne ean J. & S. ROSENTHAL, Propr’s. SUMMER g@ooDps At the Store of , A. Goldsmith Cheaper than at any oth‘er place. The largest and prettiest stock ever brought to this city, embracing évery kind known in the market. Look at prices ; 10 yds Sprague and Merrimac Prints for $1. White Bock and Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds for.$1. Fine Summer Dress Goods, pr yd, 25 cents, : New style Suiting, Gros du Pruss, pr yd, 25 cents. Fine Satin Striped Pique, per yd, 25 cents, : Fine Embr, Skirting, 1 1-4 yds wide, pr yd, 20 cents. Linen Towels, pr doz, $1 75. LARGEST, } Children’s Trimmed Hats, 50 RICHEST z cents. And the : Fine hematitch Hadkfs, pr doz, CHEAPEST 82. Fine Parisian style of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2 and $2 50. “Imperial 8-ply and‘ Brussels Carpets at San Francisco cost. Finest and best double width French Gingham. pr yd, 25 cts. Pure Linen Napkins, 75 cents pr@oz. Real Fine Embr, French Corsets, 1. Hat Frames, Lace and Buckram, 25 cts. : . Shaker Bonnets, 12 cents. » And all other articles at like rates. You cati’t form any idea of the magnificence of the

Goods unless YOU call and DRESS GOODS . ! Silks of all colors, , French and Irish Poplins, White House Goods, Grenadines. Alpaccas, Prints, a beautiful stock, Dolly Varden, r And every other Kind, HOUSE' FURNISHING GOODS ! MRS. A. AUBRY, «avis ie fille SING. RS. AUBRY would otal SE, Mie aeigueguees S0'6e: tid -. Ladies’ Hair, in Braids, Curls, ‘form the people of I kiwd of Hae . Bleached and Un-bleached Towelings, Table —_— Napkins, Spreads, Ticking And every other article in. this ~~ ‘agen Se ee ere _ ory rie wal Sond i _ a” through } « ope es re sae er f: sk blish‘Tun poopleefGecramento saben orton Pe sre Get the Latest Styles. } . JACK the GANT REAM SAN FRANCISCO . . CSCIRGUS! inane Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevata Clothing STORE! NATHAN & GASPER, Successors to : BAAR & CO. ROMAN HIPPODROME! HE management. of this Colossal Establishment has, with very great. care and expense inaugurated this the ta, Great elling from the Pacific to the Atlantic slope and to compete in friendly rivalry for the palm of superiority with any circus they may meet. This Grand Entertainment Gives the greatest aatistaction to -its patrous of any amusement that has been placed before any au and has been dcknowled by the , the Public and Profession, to be, iat every respect, superior to any and al) other performances éxtant. ‘cus the first week in San Francisco, and the general verdict of all was, the Best Circus we have ever seen. The performers are all first-class, amongst whom is the Great . IMATTHE WS FAMILY ! Ten in Number, Who have been fora number of years, ac’ knowledged the Best Artists in the Profession. THE HORSES AND. PONIES! Surpass a seen in similar ¢stablish ments. eir training being perfect they have no superiors, no equals. All Patrons may depeii@ on . witnessing the Biggest Show on Earth ! er OBS We perform all we Advertise ! The me of.each performance being faithfully carried out. “The grand legendary, spectacular Pantotine of Jack, The Giant Killer ! Will be performed. Remember the date when’ this Circus comes to town, and don’t ‘eonfound it with fy-by-night ‘and Steamboat concerns running ahead. ED. D. WENBAN,, Advance Agent. é Nevada City; May 28th. ON SALE NEVADA DRUG STORE. THE NEW FOOD—SEA MOSS FARLNE, FOR SAUCES, JELLIES, OUSTARDS,ETC. . Aehoice lot, of EXTRACTS for flavor. ing the same, at very low rates. RP ge ou OF LEMONS, aie — at a cost of wees two Sa Pure Cream Tartar and Seda for Baking purposes. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Craethies and Acids, E, M. PRESTON, DRUGGTIS %. Preecriptions accurately, compounded at all hours, day or night. 8. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Office. “CE! ICE} Ms Ne; ‘Nevada Ice Compatiy are to deliver ice in pg tees af of Rhe city ftw the semen Of Nowken, May theses 1872. ronment di neusii> dean tte oats electors of 8e' pol Scheal'B Preps eer TN held on the. a of June, A.D. 1872, af the house of Genres! Eptoter, in the village of Be ‘bastothe hours ef 7 and 9 e’clock, poly bee BAY it be cubenttted the ques. seg oa Ee eS eeeas tn anion Aen mg “purpose the aes Soo JOEN McoOY, District School Prustees. e = iotoeapeianbasieieenatviniasaiedeieenapaaicanieapaie “eames, . Sebastopbl, May 2b, 188. mse {SUMMER CLOTHING 19,000 Persons visited this Cirteankns IGheviot Shirts, ——— ne ceempneesem reece ce tra “NEV ADA orry. ena a TO ee YOUR FINE. THE FINEST AND"THE CHEAPEST ! NATHAN & CASPER, Have on hand A full Stock, Offall Sizes, Of the Celebrated IF You = WANT "A FINE} OR ” CHEAP! SUIT, BOYS’ CLOTHING , G0 TOITHE, Nevada Clothing $tore. —s FOR YOUR GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’S. FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE CLOTHING LINE GO TO NATHAN & CASPER’. Don’t forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE !. Nathan & Casper, PROPRIETORS. At Haas & Co's Old Stand, corner Pine & Commercial Streets, — ~WEVADA crry. 7 ' Nevada May 19th, 1872. -. The National Exchange Shaving SPLENDID) NEW GOODS!) —-}CUSTOM MADE, CLOTHING. 8 ceded’ "yd “A. ROSENTHAL } . AS just received a large and beautiful < stock of Spring and Summer Cloths, of the very latest Styles, which he is prepared to Make uP to order A On the shortest notice and on the thos reasonable terms, “ A good fit guaranteed inevery case, If you want @ well fitting Coat, Vest or Pants leave your order with me, and I w iit ‘] guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. is Repairing and cleaning done on short 'noice. . A. ROSENTH AL, Pine Street, Nevada Gity. WANTED. HORSE SHOER. —=tie-the best ors ete that ever strick tow diggings. m21 D, CLANCY. Saloon and Baths. . BROAD. STRERT. 2.. 080 NEVADA. NATHAN & CASPER’S. . NAT. FORD, Proprietor . : TUE Citizens of. Neva, As and vicinity are—re spectfully informed that 4d “I have entirely retitted de Barber Shop and Bath House in ele; sant style. Having secured” the services o one of the best workmen in the State, I ain prepared to give all who call on me an easy and clean Shave, Hair Cutting, Shampoo‘ing nd Curling done in an‘ artistic ‘aud workmanlike manner. * oll MILK DEPOT. ours GuscETTI has established a Depot at Frank’s Ice Cream Saloon, Opposite Coe’s Shoe Stora. 8 Fresh Milk will be kept con stantly on hand in quantities to suit. Nevada, May 22d, 1872. TAM’S SALOON, PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. NTOINE TAM would inform tho people of Nevada City that he is prepared to serve California Oysters in every style at his Salooon. Iced. Fountain Soda, of every flayor. Ice Cream, ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR "EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the public putyonage, aud guarantees satisfaction. . Give him a call. Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. GEO. E, TURNER. EK, W. BIGELOW. E.W. BIGELOW & Cé., DEALERS IN Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, ae Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. { : have just received a large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions, Which will be sold at the lowest living rates. Goods delivered a reasonable dit? ance . free of a Nevada, May 24th, 1872. Mining Maehinery for Sale. ONE 12-HOBRSE POWER ENGINE, ITH reversing gear. One ®inch lift Pump, with yoose neck, and one 6-inch pump are effered for sale. Also « Boiler, Car Trucks, Toots, and all materials necessary for a Blacksmith Shop. This is'the machinery of the Gold Kun Mining Co., formerly the Mohawk. Apply personally or by letter to THALES CURTIS, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. ine SOLD OUT. SANFORD has sold out his entire e@ stock to Jno. W. Sanford,-who will continue the Seed and Grain business ist No.18, Broad Street, Nevada City, “Nevada, May 22d, 1872, ° WAGON MAKER AND WHEELWRIGHT. AT CLANCY'S SHOP, BROAD STREET, i pre sred todo all kinds of WAGON in the best style and at the LO WEST RAT ES. Wagons made to order and.turned out ot the S$ + ty complete, Repairing done in the best style Give me a call and I will guarantee sati¢fac! tion. ; : J. Pa SHARP. Nevada, May 26th ,'1872, } NILES & Attorney and t Law. Cyan Broad Pine Ste Green wadd's Cigar Must be a Titer ¢ PIES, CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT. ba’ 5