November 2, 1864 (4 pages)

A A THING; SUITS, ITs: *S, Winter weer" -g-morefavorable season, wud are therefore . able. to send them hete and make a fair . ion ock of OOTS,: _ 8; ete. ete. ing ! ny House in orocuring the ein want of eane go to > sell his ES than vada! Banner have =a plete stock of e4 8,and in fact class House. Xs & Nevade eity. Goods Trade! HAL, Nevada. w and large Goods! ! LANNELS, 3, PRINTS. FOURTH id Unbleach» Tewels, ck of Care _&e. Alsos Childrens are invited Cling bis . sel e. Cali and NTHAL. 41P CO. G STEAM: ched in the __ town yesterday upon the Washoe stage. ; _ WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 3a. — Washoe “Spups."—The inhabitants of . the “sage brush” regions have tieretufore depended entirely upon Cahfornia for food, but within the last ten days the tables. have been turned, and Nevada i is now sending food to this State.On Sunday last 4,000 pounds of fine potatoes, and on Monday 5,500 pounds more of “spiide’’ were brought nté this town. The drouth in this State almost entirely destreyed the crop of this indespeneible vegetable. The Nevadans had profit: We understand that the two loads that came in were raised in Truckee and Carson yee A Reset. “Tropny. —The first trophy fromthe” Virginia rebels was brought into It was a broom adorned with ribbons aod stars, ‘and’ occupied a prominent place in the recent broom ranger procession in that city.— It was borne aloft in that demonstration by Tom Henry, formerly ef this place. The broom was captured by a Union man ‘and brought to this city. On the road he was often assa'led by jeers, but bore all the ins sults patiently, believing ‘as he did that a “man who carried one of these copperhead symbols ought to be abused. “Blaze” now has charge of the broom. He has added another and much more appropriate badge of copperheadism in the shape of a snake. — THE CONCERT To-Nigut.—We advise ren our readers to attend the ee of the on the bells. Little Clara sal in ih songs and dances. This troupe give a. vari< ety seldom known inthe concertroom. Sos Jog upon the harp, cornet, clarouet, violin, French horn and flute. Everybody should go and hear this concert. THe New Pastor —Mr. E. F. Spencer — received a letter from Rev. D. A. . _ aera Daily Transcript, Pall & Wintér Clothing! ' Teportant Notice to the Gentlemen of. Nevada! 3 S. HAAS & CO., . HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT — Fall and Winter Clothing) LATEST STYLES L s ‘Direct from New York City ! ! Of cvery size, style, quality and color, r VESTS, A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, BOOTS ! ' Suitable for all seasons of the year! Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock, ‘We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at . day sive House in this State ! We invite particular attention adbine citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, was assigned by the Conference to the M. E. Church in thie city. “Mr. Dryden. wis called {rom ‘the Conference by the illness of a daughter who, he has jast buried. It is expected that he will be here for his appointment, next Sunday week. SPEAKING oN THE HipGe.—The Union men on the ridge propose to give the Copperheads in that seetion a taste of Sheridan's tactics thie week. . Capt. H. G. Rollins will address the people at Relief Hill on Tuesday.evening, Columbia Hill on Wednesday oveuing, and en Saturday evening at North San Juan. We hope the people of those placea will turn out in good numbers. Keep it before the People, That George B. McClellan recommended the reduction of soldiers’ pay, who are fighting in defense of National hoaor, while he advised thit rebels should be paid for all property destroyed by our armies. SPEAKING on Fuipay.—Rev. ~P. L. Hayne andjD. E. Sykes will address the citis zeus of thie place ou Friday Evening, and nvt on Saturday astbas been announced. Mr. Hayne is ove of the must eloquent men on . this coast. Everybody should hear them. CLuB MEETING.—Union men remember that on next Saturday the last meeting ot the Lincoln & Johnson Club before election will beheld. Several able speakers will be oo hand to address the Club: _ Keep it before the People, That the fiends who murdered Union soldiers in cold blood after the surrender of Fort Pillow, rent the air with cheers when the nomination of Geo B. McClellan was made known to them. a Tae VOLUNTEER’s Rervan<We calf attention to a neat little poem in to~day's paper, entitled the-“Volunteer’s Return.’ It is simple and very y pretty. ACcCIDENT.—James Bryson, 8 son of ‘ Andrew ‘Bryson, of this e:ty, while playing with other boys on the speaker's platform oa Broad street, last Monday evening, fell platform, breaking his arm. ECIAL OFFICER.~-Special “Pohceman rnell, during thé short time he has been on duty, has proved himpelf a good officer. There's no sleeping on his “watch.” With Marshal Venard and Cornell, the rogues will have to quit operations. * Watt's Nervous ANTIDOTE isa oad cure for the delirum peed At the old stand om the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city. ' SPLENDID STOCK wntiite ry Pall and Winter Dry Goods! A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. oe We riper peo J inferm the Ladies of Nevada and y that he has just received a large stock 2 Staple and Fancy Fer Fall and Winter Trade! Consisting in part of black and colored Silks, silkand worsted Poptins, Opera vand French Flannels, Empress, Ottoman and Foulard Cloths Frenoh, German & English Merinos, Nevelgies im Dress Goods!Housekeeping Goods consisting of ‘Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table » Towela, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, Dress Trimmings and Ribbons! Carpets, Oi1 Ci s & Mattings. _ All of which we sfivite the attention of the Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods soldat the Very Lowest Prices Cail and examine these Goods and Prices before asing elsewhere. rs A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Neveti CENTRE MARKET. BS ot AUMER would reada and vicinity Pie” nes become proprietor a se weliknow aad popular iar Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep om hand the very bert, quality of A PORK. MUTTON, “VEGETABLES. He hopes strict attention to business to rpeeive a good share of peters. 22 _ GEO. W. KIDD, BANZER, In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada, ery Se wea accu made on Dust forGrates for Guinage at the U.S. Mint Having a Tremendong Stock ef + GENTLEMEN’S COATS! Th e Largest and best stock ever brought here . ‘ PorstBieme my g Dry Goods,. Printed'Cashmere Robes, ete., and allthe ~< Weatver & Company's Column, = A CARB, WEAVER & COMPANY. . Nevada, Jan. 22d; 1864. Ww beg ¢o ponte wo i friends and the Te *hat on and Monday the 25th day of J anuary, We om sell our Goods, . = a We shall keep no.more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be scu7 Tor. when 34 9 chased . or on delivery; We epi ne forced to pursue this course, ‘sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts d# fave heretofore been on the Books of this Honuge. ' In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the dcisbeful once, ne ~~ Merchant hastomake up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By — the Cash Principle! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able to give our-customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will Defy Competition! : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly Our business will be conducted on the prineipies of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debits. We shall strictly adhere té ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axD— LIQuORS, WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL. @ FORCASH NO. 59 BROAD STRBET, ee EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH from the great difficulty and loss that has been —_ to their advantage to give us-a-cali; ———] for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that. q . EHP Goods delivered Fee of Charge. 63! Oheapest Store re inthe City? GEO. E. TURNER, Would respectfall inform the citizens . of Nevada city andall the surrounding towns that he has just received a very, — stock of — “PARLOR —AND— Cooking Stoves! Of’ various siges,and Styles. CROCKERY WARE! . ‘3 I would call particular attention of purchasers to my splendid stock of Chamber Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and _ Ten Setts, &e. &c. “A great_variety ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. &o. TIN WARE, Everything that Is manufactured in this Line Also on hand, Wooden and Willow. Warc! BROOMS, BRUSHES, eic, MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pipes, Nozzles. Pans,éte, ete. © Everything kept on hand that is usually found in a first clause Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment.cr 4 will sett these Goods Cheaper than any other Store im the city! — CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the ‘‘Wooden Pitcher,”—next door to Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct,14th—2m . CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Building, en Pine Street Always on hand A, a full sapply of ZA Dealer in PLAIN AND FANCY . wsTaATIONEKR YZ, & BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Revada,July 28th FRUIT ! FRUIT! FRUIT! Albert Briggs, OULD inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stores, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St:, next to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples, Grapes, Pears and also all Fruits in season, VEGETASLES, He has always on hand a full supply of Vegetables fresh from the garden. Prices very low and “everytni uality. — patronage of the public is eoapret lly solict WET YY7 1 F Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e Nextdoor to Weaver & Cu’s on Broud Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. The Pliace to buy 4 FINE -HAVANA CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT APIECE t— is AT A. ROSENTHAL’S,— On Pine street, next door te Haas & Co. Nevada, Oct. 11th. de NEW STOCK OF Goons! of the best . }: Fanily aubbery Store! QUICK SALESI1 1! SMALL PROFITS me H.M HINDS. . »c. TUL LY N.C, TULLY. & CO., at THE JUNCTION oF Wain & Commercial Sts, ou LD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they have on hand a large ‘stock of H = RO o. ER I B 8. PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina . First Class Gioay Evaltishinent eo . Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada!! ie we have allthe advantages of the San Francisco market and buyour Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line ' 7 We invite the public to eall and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. seve. Sept. . Oth—tf EMPIRE SALOON, ‘ Cady’s Brick Building, Milt Sireet,~ GRASS VALLI EX! J AMES B, JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and Wilk: always keep on hand the very best of ‘Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it is 5 melee . before their eyes, evadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I willalways be on hand, ready and willing to serve ey with the best in the ‘*shop.’’ JAMES B. JEFF sepebe Grass ‘Valley. Sept. 4th—tf TOYS 1! CANDIBS!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO?! COTEEES, &ee. A: ROSEN NTHAL, : OULD inform the ple of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari, and will keep on hand at this old stand, on . Pine Street, next door to 8. Haas & Co, A large and well selected stock of CHILDREN'S TOYS. CUTLERY, CANDIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. By strict attention to ape fair dealing and always selling superior 8 at great baraine he hopes to receive a ilberel shove ope *. ie patronage SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. BE. JOHNSTON, Hereby. zives notice that he -will sell his entire stock of Wy: FURNITURE, K At Cost Priccs! It consists in part of : Bureaus, — Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottemans, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &c. be. Upholstering done atthe shortest notice and at low rates. Broad street, opposite the Na tional neenege Hotel. , sepil D. W. HARRIER’S bees AND EXPRESS LINE Will leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A.M. for Moore's Woolsey’s and Orleans Flats, . Lake City and North Bloomfield, Fi Returning will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 a,’ on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12m. Express will leave daily. The greatest care and stenting will’ be given to the Express de _partment. and all business entrusted X© this line will be promptly attended to. ‘ A. MULLOY, Agent. Office—Crawford’s Tookstore, corner Pine & Commereial streets, Nevada. . o2 GEO. E. WITHINGTON, ‘i Sign and Ornamental Painter. bs hy. Ae PAINTING pr promptly attended te on hand a stock of Wan Pn ae xtures,&c. At the Foot of Broad «treet, Nevada city. R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN AND rall BRICK sto RE, 7 ‘DRO yi BROAD STREBT o ’ FINE BRANDIES, WINES, . “ SPENC EVILLE HOUSE. C. Pai C. PRETYMAN would take . thie method of informing the pub lie he has upened a Hotel at ile, 20 malice from Nevada elcra, Parties de would hg well to =. AY 72: #3 gs AN ee of wuss tos Goumietcnd viveste: 2

A A THING; SUITS, ITs: *S, Winter weer" -g-morefavorable season, wud are therefore . able. to send them hete and make a fair . ion ock of OOTS,: _ 8; ete. ete. ing ! ny House in orocuring the ein want of eane go to > sell his ES than vada! Banner have =a plete stock of e4 8,and in fact class House. Xs & Nevade eity. Goods Trade! HAL, Nevada. w and large Goods! ! LANNELS, 3, PRINTS. FOURTH id Unbleach» Tewels, ck of Care _&e. Alsos Childrens are invited Cling bis . sel e. Cali and NTHAL. 41P CO. G STEAM: ched in the __ town yesterday upon the Washoe stage. ; _ WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 3a. — Washoe “Spups."—The inhabitants of . the “sage brush” regions have tieretufore depended entirely upon Cahfornia for food, but within the last ten days the tables. have been turned, and Nevada i is now sending food to this State.On Sunday last 4,000 pounds of fine potatoes, and on Monday 5,500 pounds more of “spiide’’ were brought nté this town. The drouth in this State almost entirely destreyed the crop of this indespeneible vegetable. The Nevadans had profit: We understand that the two loads that came in were raised in Truckee and Carson yee A Reset. “Tropny. —The first trophy fromthe” Virginia rebels was brought into It was a broom adorned with ribbons aod stars, ‘and’ occupied a prominent place in the recent broom ranger procession in that city.— It was borne aloft in that demonstration by Tom Henry, formerly ef this place. The broom was captured by a Union man ‘and brought to this city. On the road he was often assa'led by jeers, but bore all the ins sults patiently, believing ‘as he did that a “man who carried one of these copperhead symbols ought to be abused. “Blaze” now has charge of the broom. He has added another and much more appropriate badge of copperheadism in the shape of a snake. — THE CONCERT To-Nigut.—We advise ren our readers to attend the ee of the on the bells. Little Clara sal in ih songs and dances. This troupe give a. vari< ety seldom known inthe concertroom. Sos Jog upon the harp, cornet, clarouet, violin, French horn and flute. Everybody should go and hear this concert. THe New Pastor —Mr. E. F. Spencer — received a letter from Rev. D. A. . _ aera Daily Transcript, Pall & Wintér Clothing! ' Teportant Notice to the Gentlemen of. Nevada! 3 S. HAAS & CO., . HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT — Fall and Winter Clothing) LATEST STYLES L s ‘Direct from New York City ! ! Of cvery size, style, quality and color, r VESTS, A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, BOOTS ! ' Suitable for all seasons of the year! Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock, ‘We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at . day sive House in this State ! We invite particular attention adbine citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, was assigned by the Conference to the M. E. Church in thie city. “Mr. Dryden. wis called {rom ‘the Conference by the illness of a daughter who, he has jast buried. It is expected that he will be here for his appointment, next Sunday week. SPEAKING oN THE HipGe.—The Union men on the ridge propose to give the Copperheads in that seetion a taste of Sheridan's tactics thie week. . Capt. H. G. Rollins will address the people at Relief Hill on Tuesday.evening, Columbia Hill on Wednesday oveuing, and en Saturday evening at North San Juan. We hope the people of those placea will turn out in good numbers. Keep it before the People, That George B. McClellan recommended the reduction of soldiers’ pay, who are fighting in defense of National hoaor, while he advised thit rebels should be paid for all property destroyed by our armies. SPEAKING on Fuipay.—Rev. ~P. L. Hayne andjD. E. Sykes will address the citis zeus of thie place ou Friday Evening, and nvt on Saturday astbas been announced. Mr. Hayne is ove of the must eloquent men on . this coast. Everybody should hear them. CLuB MEETING.—Union men remember that on next Saturday the last meeting ot the Lincoln & Johnson Club before election will beheld. Several able speakers will be oo hand to address the Club: _ Keep it before the People, That the fiends who murdered Union soldiers in cold blood after the surrender of Fort Pillow, rent the air with cheers when the nomination of Geo B. McClellan was made known to them. a Tae VOLUNTEER’s Rervan<We calf attention to a neat little poem in to~day's paper, entitled the-“Volunteer’s Return.’ It is simple and very y pretty. ACcCIDENT.—James Bryson, 8 son of ‘ Andrew ‘Bryson, of this e:ty, while playing with other boys on the speaker's platform oa Broad street, last Monday evening, fell platform, breaking his arm. ECIAL OFFICER.~-Special “Pohceman rnell, during thé short time he has been on duty, has proved himpelf a good officer. There's no sleeping on his “watch.” With Marshal Venard and Cornell, the rogues will have to quit operations. * Watt's Nervous ANTIDOTE isa oad cure for the delirum peed At the old stand om the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city. ' SPLENDID STOCK wntiite ry Pall and Winter Dry Goods! A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. oe We riper peo J inferm the Ladies of Nevada and y that he has just received a large stock 2 Staple and Fancy Fer Fall and Winter Trade! Consisting in part of black and colored Silks, silkand worsted Poptins, Opera vand French Flannels, Empress, Ottoman and Foulard Cloths Frenoh, German & English Merinos, Nevelgies im Dress Goods!Housekeeping Goods consisting of ‘Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table » Towela, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, Dress Trimmings and Ribbons! Carpets, Oi1 Ci s & Mattings. _ All of which we sfivite the attention of the Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods soldat the Very Lowest Prices Cail and examine these Goods and Prices before asing elsewhere. rs A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Neveti CENTRE MARKET. BS ot AUMER would reada and vicinity Pie” nes become proprietor a se weliknow aad popular iar Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep om hand the very bert, quality of A PORK.. MUTTON, “VEGETABLES. He hopes strict attention to business to rpeeive a good share of peters. 22 _ GEO. W. KIDD, BANZER, In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada, ery Se wea accu made on Dust forGrates for Guinage at the U.S. Mint Having a Tremendong Stock ef + GENTLEMEN’S COATS! Th e Largest and best stock ever brought here . ‘ PorstBieme my g Dry Goods,. Printed'Cashmere Robes, ete., and allthe ~< Weatver & Company's Column, = A CARB, WEAVER & COMPANY. . Nevada, Jan. 22d; 1864. Ww beg ¢o ponte wo i friends and the Te *hat on and Monday the 25th day of J anuary, We om sell our Goods, . = a We shall keep no.more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be scu7 Tor. when 34 9 chased . or on delivery; We epi ne forced to pursue this course, ‘sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts d# fave heretofore been on the Books of this Honuge. ' In a credit business. the GOOD and

PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the dcisbeful once, ne ~~ Merchant hastomake up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By — the Cash Principle! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able to give our-customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will Defy Competition! : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly Our business will be conducted on the prineipies of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debits. We shall strictly adhere té ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axD— LIQuORS, WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL. @ FORCASH NO. 59 BROAD STRBET, ee EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH from the great difficulty and loss that has been —_ to their advantage to give us-a-cali; ———] for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that. q . EHP Goods delivered Fee of Charge. 63! Oheapest Store re inthe City? GEO. E. TURNER, Would respectfall inform the citizens . of Nevada city andall the surrounding towns that he has just received a very, — stock of — “PARLOR —AND— Cooking Stoves! Of’ various siges,and Styles. CROCKERY WARE! . ‘3 I would call particular attention of purchasers to my splendid stock of Chamber Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and _ Ten Setts, &e. &c. “A great_variety ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. &o. TIN WARE, Everything that Is manufactured in this Line Also on hand, Wooden and Willow. Warc! BROOMS, BRUSHES, eic, MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pipes, Nozzles. Pans,éte, ete. © Everything kept on hand that is usually found in a first clause Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment.cr 4 will sett these Goods Cheaper than any other Store im the city! — CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the ‘‘Wooden Pitcher,”—next door to Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct,14th—2m . CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Building, en Pine Street Always on hand A, a full sapply of ZA Dealer in PLAIN AND FANCY . wsTaATIONEKR YZ, & BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Revada,July 28th FRUIT ! FRUIT! FRUIT! Albert Briggs, OULD inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stores, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St:, next to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples, Grapes, Pears and also all Fruits in season, VEGETASLES, He has always on hand a full supply of Vegetables fresh from the garden. Prices very low and “everytni uality. — patronage of the public is eoapret lly solict WET YY7 1 F Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e Nextdoor to Weaver & Cu’s on Broud Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. The Pliace to buy 4 FINE -HAVANA CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT APIECE t— is AT A. ROSENTHAL’S,— On Pine street, next door te Haas & Co. Nevada, Oct. 11th. de NEW STOCK OF Goons! of the best . }: Fanily aubbery Store! QUICK SALESI1 1! SMALL PROFITS me H.M HINDS. . »c. TUL LY N.C, TULLY. & CO., at THE JUNCTION oF Wain & Commercial Sts, ou LD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they have on hand a large ‘stock of H = RO o. ER I B 8. PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina . First Class Gioay Evaltishinent eo . Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada!! ie we have allthe advantages of the San Francisco market and buyour Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line ' 7 We invite the public to eall and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. seve. Sept. . Oth—tf EMPIRE SALOON, ‘ Cady’s Brick Building, Milt Sireet,~ GRASS VALLI EX! J AMES B, JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and Wilk: always keep on hand the very best of ‘Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it is 5 melee . before their eyes, evadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I willalways be on hand, ready and willing to serve ey with the best in the ‘*shop.’’ JAMES B. JEFF sepebe Grass ‘Valley. Sept. 4th—tf TOYS 1! CANDIBS!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO?! COTEEES, &ee. A: ROSEN NTHAL, : OULD inform the ple of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari, and will keep on hand at this old stand, on . Pine Street, next door to 8. Haas & Co, A large and well selected stock of CHILDREN'S TOYS. CUTLERY, CANDIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &e. By strict attention to ape fair dealing and always selling superior 8 at great baraine he hopes to receive a ilberel shove ope *. ie patronage SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. BE. JOHNSTON, Hereby. zives notice that he -will sell his entire stock of Wy: FURNITURE, K At Cost Priccs! It consists in part of : Bureaus, — Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottemans, Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &c. be. Upholstering done atthe shortest notice and at low rates. Broad street, opposite the Na tional neenege Hotel. , sepil D. W. HARRIER’S bees AND EXPRESS LINE Will leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A.M. for Moore's Woolsey’s and Orleans Flats, . Lake City and North Bloomfield, Fi Returning will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 a,’ on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12m. Express will leave daily. The greatest care and stenting will’ be given to the Express de _partment. and all business entrusted X© this line will be promptly attended to. ‘ A. MULLOY, Agent. Office—Crawford’s Tookstore, corner Pine & Commereial streets, Nevada. . o2 GEO. E. WITHINGTON, ‘i Sign and Ornamental Painter. bs hy. Ae PAINTING pr promptly attended te on hand a stock of Wan Pn ae xtures,&c. At the Foot of Broad «treet, Nevada city. R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN AND rall BRICK sto RE, 7 ‘DRO yi BROAD STREBT o ’ FINE BRANDIES, WINES, . “ SPENC EVILLE HOUSE. C. Pai C. PRETYMAN would take . thie method of informing the pub lie he has upened a Hotel at ile, 20 malice from Nevada elcra, Parties de would hg well to =. AY 72: #3 gs AN ee of wuss tos Goumietcnd viveste: 2