October 26, 1864 (4 pages)

yods ! levada. adies of just reet nen ed Silks, French d Cloths rimnes, Hi the. 3 leached 1s, Towbors ! lings. 1 of the towns. . Prices fH, Vevadaing! GenARGE *K sof TS ! lor, . at here a res 3 ul Fel stat 4 ; we ~ ‘the most effective work could be done. At o the Appeal of yesterday states that Hon. win. The. electious have been truthfully , united together for the purpose of organizMevaka Daily Transcript, Weaver & Gémpany’s Column wenewt WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 26th. . LOCAL MATTERS. ANOTHER DisaProurrment.—From some reason the people of San Juan were disappointed at the meeting by « failure of . Hon. Henry ‘Edgerton and Hon, Jno. F. Swift to fulfill their appointment. We are confident that no blame can be attached fo ‘the County Central Committee fur this fail~: tre. BR. H. Farquhar telegrsphed to the gentlemen and got their consent to go to San . . Juan and-Moore’s Flat instead of speaking at thie place. This orrangement Mr. Swift and Mr. Edgerton cousented to. This wasdene by Mr. Farquhar upon consultation with Union men who knew well the ppinte where the time of the engagement at Moore's Fiat, Mr. Edgerton was suffering from ao ulcerated throat, nnd at the time of the meeting at San’ Juan, he was unwell. We have no doubt that these disappointments were un-. avoidable, and we only} state these facts ‘that thé gentlemen whe were instroiental in securing these appointments and the Secretary of the County Centra) Committee may not be blamed, We apprehend that no one will question, the right of Central Committees to arrange the meetings in the respective counties as they way deem best for the cause. . Winter APPROACHING.— Within the last two days we have had the first indications of winter. weather, On Sunday night it tained eneugh to lay the dust, and above this. place we understand snow fell. Yes« terday morning he ground was whitened by avery heavy frost. Our miners begin to went cheerful countenances at this indication of winter for their bopes rest upon the amount of water which falls during the season. For twe seasous we have,had a limited supply of water, and consequently dull times. We therefore hail with joy every indicativa of stormy weather. Grany DemonsTRATION.—A telegram A. A. Sargent. Gen. John Bidwell and, Hon. Wm. H. Parks, were met at Yreka on Monday night by au immense procession, including the military, and escorted inte the city, where they had a grand toreblight pros cessivn. Bidwell,. Sargent and Parke addressed the meeting and the greatest enthesiasm prevailed. _ "LHaT 8 THE WAY.—A gentleman of our acquaintance pointed out the grand Usion precession to a noted Copperhead io San Franciéeod sad seked. “ler’t that a grand procession, does it not assure you of defeat?” “No,” replied the Copperhead, “I woulda't give ad snap of the finger for all your process sions. -We look to the by-waya and.alleys for our strength and those you can’t reach.” The Marysville Express’ publishes a dis~ patch purporting to have been sent by the editor uf the .N. Y. World to W. T: Coles man, in which it is stated that thé copper. head majority in Pennsylvania is $15,000 Thot’s the wld rebel dodge. They used to receive private dispatches making Union victories defeais, but the old dodge can't reported to the “Asseciated Press,” and when the official returns are made we will receive them from that soureé:* The only well authenticated retu:ne received give that State to the Union by a majority of from 5,000 to 10,000. ae To The Gexmans.—W. Vierick will addrves the German people of thie county on the questions uf tue day, at Grase Valley, va Munday, October 31st, and in this city, oa Tuesday, November Ist. We hope that: those of ear German friends who love their adopted country will yet up large meet« ings to listen to Mr. Vierriek. A New Band —We anderstand thats number of geutiemen of musical taleat have ing © baad, and we are confident that those whe have the matter in hand would get up one which would be creditable to the place. Cou.—Dr. Powell asserted io his speech Satutday night, that Shermaa was for McClellan. Shouldn't wouder if the Coppers ‘THe Bee says Sacrameuto county is sure ot am merensed majority fur the Unien over last year. -_ lode of cinpabar Tid Veen A CARD. Cheapest Store in the City ! » ROM ° ene © WEAVER & COMPANY. GEO. EB. TURNER, Wireman "haton and wer PARLOR ~_We shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more running sccoynts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for'when_purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that’has been sustained im collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretofore been om the Books of this House. . In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful Ones, as the Mer. chant hastomakemp LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting thene Cash Principle !! Ih our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do undér the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Francleco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell. st such priees a8 will Defy Competition! — Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly te their advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the prineiples of ; Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to * ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. ‘WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS m™ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ee Shem om LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a FOR CASH. gy NO. 59 maou STREET, ice ooking Sitoves : EXCLUSIVELY FOR CAsH. or various sizes and Styles. CROCKERY WARE! Ky" 1 would call particular attedtion of purchasers to my splendid stock of ~ Chamber Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Setts, &c. &c. . A great variety of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. &e. —— on TIN WARE, Everything that is manufactered in this Line. Also on hand, Wooden and Willow/Ww BROOMS, BRUSHES, etc MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pi Nozzles. Pans, etc, ete. ° Everything kept on hand that is usually found in a first clase Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment. se tile ce I will sell 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. 4th-—2m_ BENEFIT BALL To be givea on Wednesday, Ost. 26th. AT HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY —TO-— PROTECTION HOSE CO. NO. 1. == ae Fae QF. penane pe i Gest Agron Hvoper, C. W. Smith. oha C. . emg Skelton, H. J. Snow. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia LWINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &. Next door to Weaver & Co's on Broad Street Nevada, Nov, 10 DOMESTIC DYES, Assprted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. The Piace te buy FINE HAVANA’ CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT APIECE1— 18 AT A. ROSENTHAL’S, On Pine street, next door te Baas & Co. Nevada, Oct. 1ith. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT 1 Albert Briggs, wee inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stores, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St., mext to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples; Grapes, Pears and alse all Fruits in P< at : VEGETABLES, ' He has always on hand a full supply of Vegetables fresh fom the garden ot wesees very low and ws thin Roa ae best wality. The patronrge of the pu respectully solicited. of House and Furniture for Rent. . (2° HE residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water street, with the Furniture is offered for Rent, Every convenience and comfort fur a small fam ily. Apply toA. W. POTTER, at the National _ . Netice to Comt ucters. EALED PROPOSALS will be received by 27th. for ry! oO streets in front of the fcllowing lute : , Main street Lote—Nos 3—19—29—31—35—39— eke strect Lote—Nos. 1—4—19—27, Brood 1 senatige dente By order of Beard of Trustees. Store . ‘QUICK SALES! 11SMALL PROFITS!!! H.M HINDS. R. C. TULLY N. C. TULLY & C0., AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sts, . OULD ithform the citizens ef Nevadwand —, that they haye on hand a large stock o * © . GROCERI-ES, PROVISIONS, CASE, GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept First Olass Grooery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERT Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! As we have all the advantages of the San Francisce market and buy our Geods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line We invite the public to call 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. * Nevada, Sept. 6th—tt EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sirect, GRASS VALLEY. J AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing hie friends in Nevada and vicinity that he hae become sele letor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who pment Sepa thing and can appreeiate it when it ie sparkling befors their eyes, evadans! give mea call wh ou visit e be pont, i Grass Valley—I will always y and willing to serve you with the best in the “*shop.?” JAMES B JEFFERY, Grase Valley. Sept 4th—tf _ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Balm. Blanc des Perles. Fersaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets TOYS !! CANDIWS!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO !! CUTLERY, &c. A. ROSENTHAL, Wee rs the people of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari, and will keep on hand at thie old stand, on ‘ Pine Street, next door to 8, Hass “« Ce, A large and well seléctad stock of CHILDREN'S TOYS, CUTLERY, CANDIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &c. By strict attention fo business, fair dealiig and always selling superior goods at great barains he hopes toreceive-a liberal share of pubje patronage aep2n SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. B. JOUNSTON, } Hereby gives notice that he will sell his entire stock of Wz FURNITURE, At Cest Priece! It consists in part. of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, , Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses &c. &c. UOphoistering done at the shortest notice and at low rates road Street. opposite the National Exchange Hotei. & sepil D.'W. HARRIER’S —~ STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE ~ Will leavé Neyada Mondays, eae Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A: M. for Moore's Woolsey’s and Orleans Flats, -.-pekse City and Nerth Bicomficid. ‘Returning will leave Moore’s Viat at 7 A. mM. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12M. Express will leave daily. The greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express department. and ail entrusted to this line will be promptly attended to A. A. MULLOY, se. ne & o2 Office—Crawford’s ,» corner Commercial streets, Nevada. _ A Complete Assortment: of PA ENT MEDICINES. Z GEO. E WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter. SE PAINTING promptly attended te yds on hand a stork of Wan ‘aper Curtain Fixtures, &c, the Foot of etreet, Nevada city. -/ it construction, and its uses easily tea Se Se MAKE Room FOR sate THE’ FLORENCE It makes four distinot Stitches, feeds the werk either way, sews , thin and heavy %» without change ef tension, w g@therand sewoeon . at the same time. a) {it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric. hae no springs te get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer — iu the ao ; —Evary Machine fully warrantéd, 4 FP pe the undersigned, have each purchased a ‘Florence Sewing Machine. and hive them now in use. se bd ‘We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium and light~and our opinton is that the FroneNnce iw dapat, will not easily get out of order, is strong a ai le the most inexperienced. It will do a greater range of. work. with Jeas trouble and change, aid we eonsider it attogether better than any other Family Sewing Matuine we have ever seen -Mrs Dr. Chase..:..81 Park street 8 F,Mrs D. B. Coffin. . coeesee2@ Clary atreet. doMis J. B Wooster... -525 Folsem st, do MreS. D. Gilmore.. --618 Fotsom at dog Mrs Daniel Dunn... '. 414 Folaom st, do “Mee J. Spinont..s. eeees228 Rich at; do Mre #ruett..6. +-616 California street, do Mrs 8.M_ Morton.. 632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem. +++. ,o+e0+« 617 Pine street do Miss Aun Bradley..612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker.. + +269 Stevenson st, do Mrs John ©, Corbet...sMission Dolores. Miss Annie MeBoyle.s.s.seseseessssEl Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle..0000.0:.E! Dorado:Chas 8. Mreble.cssieeseeceeeesessSacramenty. J. Wi. HOag.ccseoseesseveiccecovees. Onkland.’ Mra A.M. Durnham...0000++-Ockland. Mrs Orrie Woodill.. erevevecesveeee Oakland. Mrs Mary B. Burekhalter...Dutch Plat. C. ds OVE s sae veeeceeeecercessecesseeeseeN@Da, Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkeville. El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar. county clerk..Nevada city. Geo. K. Farquhatiessccececssdesess do B.W. Bigelow. vivscscciscc¥ovcdccns do N. W. Knewlton, practical machinist do O.M. Bates, My Dees: bis. citiesens do John Herzinger... erererT eT do BE. TAGOR Ia vp esccacddnesasesntos Gans c do P. Brunatiter.:..6. $4448%05-<0 do Previous to perobedian the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler& Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker a long time. Mks MARY A. MERCHANT, Dreas Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florehee, . owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two yeara. Mrs. 4. WKLLER, Dress Maker, 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, a Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Mre. J. D. BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year j have also used-the Witltiama & Orvis'and the Gray & Grace. ° a : Mks 8. P Vick, Dress Maker & Seamstress ; 109 Stevenson etréet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned ank used e Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wilson three years. y Mrs Cuas. Uznay, ~ 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. I have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ears. I brought it with me across the plaine ; t has never yet been yut of order, and I can traly say that itexcels all other’ Machines ehat I have used. I ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Bager ulternately with Sloat’s for two years. Tam familiar with the Howe and several of the small machines, but I never used one that woultdo all kinds of work to equal the Florence. ¥do not think it can be too highly recommended, Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Ihave had my Florence Sewing Machine for Afiree years. I purchased one of the first made at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. J have used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs Newton Damon, Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two vars, the ier, ep & Farr six months, the Sloat Kitptie about the same length of tim , the Wiltiame & Orvis nearly two frp and bave dealt in several of the small machines until thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews w only one thread, The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notiee that gives perfect and entire satisfaction on al) kinds of work. No one can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it,as Ihave done Indeed for thin work it is invaiuable. € > GORGE GILLis, Carson city, N.T. I believe T can fully and_conseleptiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence . Machine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work of all grades and each trial has been eminentl satinfactory. It takes hold of delicate fabric icately, and of a strong one with strength. To me, it seems more than a Machime—an almost intelligent willing, helper. Ite use is easily learued, and its truction ise ooctaialy simple. I know something of the other first-class Machines, having learned to operate several. This isthe only Sewing Machinel have found reliavie. Mis Perry G. Terrt, San Andreas, Calaveras county. ~ In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Ma'. chine and used it until last fall, when, wishingone with ‘modern improvements,”’ we purchased a ‘‘Fiorence,”’ af er a careful examination o the different Machines in use. Having used the ‘Florence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it as being, im our opinion, the best we have seen. A. M. FLint, C L. Furst San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are the Florence if it were necessary to do so te convinee the public thet these Machines are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machint in the Worid, ee / Nearly three huudred Florence Macliines have thee poe baht. mtabjltoled here, and we t es * make this oe assertion as paw gine g. o ft worth, that no Bn can ieee, Florence * that Soala exchange it fora Vamily Sewing of any other msnufacture, GEO. A. RANDALL, © cvede. Aug. 2-—tt }

yods ! levada. adies of just reet nen ed Silks, French d Cloths rimnes, Hi the. 3 leached 1s, Towbors ! lings. 1 of the towns. . Prices fH, Vevadaing! GenARGE *K sof TS ! lor, . at here a res 3 ul Fel stat 4 ; we ~ ‘the most effective work could be done. At o the Appeal of yesterday states that Hon. win. The. electious have been truthfully , united together for the purpose of organizMevaka Daily Transcript, Weaver & Gémpany’s Column wenewt WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 26th. . LOCAL MATTERS. ANOTHER DisaProurrment.—From some reason the people of San Juan were disappointed at the meeting by « failure of . Hon. Henry ‘Edgerton and Hon, Jno. F. Swift to fulfill their appointment. We are confident that no blame can be attached fo ‘the County Central Committee fur this fail~: tre. BR. H. Farquhar telegrsphed to the gentlemen and got their consent to go to San . . Juan and-Moore’s Flat instead of speaking at thie place. This orrangement Mr. Swift and Mr. Edgerton cousented to. This wasdene by Mr. Farquhar upon consultation with Union men who knew well the ppinte where the time of the engagement at Moore's Fiat, Mr. Edgerton was suffering from ao ulcerated throat, nnd at the time of the meeting at San’ Juan, he was unwell. We have no doubt that these disappointments were un-. avoidable, and we only} state these facts ‘that thé gentlemen whe were instroiental in securing these appointments and the Secretary of the County Centra) Committee may not be blamed, We apprehend that no one will question, the right of Central Committees to arrange the meetings in the respective counties as they way deem best for the cause. . Winter APPROACHING.— Within the last two days we have had the first indications of winter. weather, On Sunday night it tained eneugh to lay the dust, and above this. place we understand snow fell. Yes« terday morning he ground was whitened by avery heavy frost. Our miners begin to went cheerful countenances at this indication of winter for their bopes rest upon the amount of water which falls during the season. For twe seasous we have,had a limited supply of water, and consequently dull times. We therefore hail with joy every indicativa of stormy weather. Grany DemonsTRATION.—A telegram A. A. Sargent. Gen. John Bidwell and, Hon. Wm. H. Parks, were met at Yreka on Monday night by au immense procession, including the military, and escorted inte the city, where they had a grand toreblight pros cessivn. Bidwell,. Sargent and Parke addressed the meeting and the greatest enthesiasm prevailed. _ "LHaT 8 THE WAY.—A gentleman of our acquaintance pointed out the grand Usion precession to a noted Copperhead io San Franciéeod sad seked. “ler’t that a grand procession, does it not assure you of defeat?” “No,” replied the Copperhead, “I woulda't give ad snap of the finger for all your process sions. -We look to the by-waya and.alleys for our strength and those you can’t reach.” The Marysville Express’ publishes a dis~ patch purporting to have been sent by the editor uf the .N. Y. World to W. T: Coles man, in which it is stated that thé copper. head majority in Pennsylvania is $15,000 Thot’s the wld rebel dodge. They used to receive private dispatches making Union victories defeais, but the old dodge can't reported to the “Asseciated Press,” and when the official returns are made we will receive them from that soureé:* The only well authenticated retu:ne received give that State to the Union by a majority of from 5,000 to 10,000. ae To The Gexmans.—W. Vierick will addrves the German people of thie county on the questions uf tue day, at Grase Valley, va Munday, October 31st, and in this city, oa Tuesday, November Ist. We hope that: those of ear German friends who love their adopted country will yet up large meet« ings to listen to Mr. Vierriek. A New Band —We anderstand thats number of geutiemen of musical taleat have ing © baad, and we are confident that those whe have the matter in hand would get up one which would be creditable to the place. Cou.—Dr. Powell asserted io his speech Satutday night, that Shermaa was for McClellan. Shouldn't wouder if the Coppers ‘THe Bee says Sacrameuto county is sure ot am merensed majority fur the Unien over last year. -_ lode of cinpabar Tid Veen A CARD. Cheapest Store in the City ! » ROM ° ene © WEAVER & COMPANY. GEO. EB. TURNER, Wireman "haton and wer PARLOR ~_We shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more running sccoynts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for'when_purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that’has been sustained im collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretofore been om the Books of this House. . In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful Ones, as the Mer. chant hastomakemp LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting thene Cash Principle !! Ih our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do undér the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Francleco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell. st such priees a8 will Defy Competition! — Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly te their advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the prineiples of ; Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to * ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. ‘WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS m™ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ee Shem om LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a FOR CASH. gy NO. 59 maou STREET, ice ooking Sitoves : EXCLUSIVELY FOR CAsH. or various sizes and Styles. CROCKERY WARE! Ky" 1 would call particular attedtion of purchasers to my splendid stock of ~ Chamber Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Setts, &c. &c. . A great variety of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. &e. —— on TIN WARE, Everything that is manufactered in this Line. Also on hand, Wooden and Willow/Ww BROOMS, BRUSHES, etc MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pi Nozzles. Pans, etc, ete. ° Everything kept on hand that is usually found in a first clase Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment. se tile ce I will sell 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. 4th-—2m_ BENEFIT BALL To be givea on Wednesday, Ost. 26th. AT HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY —TO-— PROTECTION HOSE CO. NO. 1. == ae Fae QF. penane pe i Gest Agron Hvoper, C. W. Smith. oha C. . emg Skelton, H. J. Snow. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia LWINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &. Next door to Weaver & Co's on Broad Street Nevada, Nov, 10 DOMESTIC DYES, Assprted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. The Piace te buy FINE HAVANA’ CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT APIECE1— 18 AT A. ROSENTHAL’S, On Pine street, next door te Baas & Co. Nevada, Oct. 1ith. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT 1 Albert Briggs, wee inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stores, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St., mext to Baruh’s Store, The best Apples; Grapes, Pears and alse all Fruits in P< at : VEGETABLES, ' He has always on hand a full supply of Vegetables fresh fom the garden ot wesees very low and ws thin Roa ae best wality. The patronrge of the pu respectully solicited. of House and Furniture for Rent. . (2° HE residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water street, with the Furniture is offered for Rent, Every convenience and comfort fur a small fam ily. Apply toA. W. POTTER, at the National _ . Netice to Comt ucters. EALED PROPOSALS will be received by

27th. for ry! oO streets in front of the fcllowing lute : , Main street Lote—Nos 3—19—29—31—35—39— eke strect Lote—Nos. 1—4—19—27, Brood 1 senatige dente By order of Beard of Trustees. Store . ‘QUICK SALES! 11SMALL PROFITS!!! H.M HINDS. R. C. TULLY N. C. TULLY & C0., AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sts, . OULD ithform the citizens ef Nevadwand —, that they haye on hand a large stock o * © . GROCERI-ES, PROVISIONS, CASE, GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept First Olass Grooery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERT Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! As we have all the advantages of the San Francisce market and buy our Geods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line We invite the public to call 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. * Nevada, Sept. 6th—tt EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sirect, GRASS VALLEY. J AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing hie friends in Nevada and vicinity that he hae become sele letor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who pment Sepa thing and can appreeiate it when it ie sparkling befors their eyes, evadans! give mea call wh ou visit e be pont, i Grass Valley—I will always y and willing to serve you with the best in the “*shop.?” JAMES B JEFFERY, Grase Valley. Sept 4th—tf _ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Balm. Blanc des Perles. Fersaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets TOYS !! CANDIWS!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO !! CUTLERY, &c. A. ROSENTHAL, Wee rs the people of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of Eugene Scolari, and will keep on hand at thie old stand, on ‘ Pine Street, next door to 8, Hass “« Ce, A large and well seléctad stock of CHILDREN'S TOYS, CUTLERY, CANDIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &e. &c. By strict attention fo business, fair dealiig and always selling superior goods at great barains he hopes toreceive-a liberal share of pubje patronage aep2n SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. B. JOUNSTON, } Hereby gives notice that he will sell his entire stock of Wz FURNITURE, At Cest Priece! It consists in part. of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, , Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses &c. &c. UOphoistering done at the shortest notice and at low rates road Street. opposite the National Exchange Hotei. & sepil D.'W. HARRIER’S —~ STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE ~ Will leavé Neyada Mondays, eae Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A: M. for Moore's Woolsey’s and Orleans Flats, -.-pekse City and Nerth Bicomficid. ‘Returning will leave Moore’s Viat at 7 A. mM. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12M. Express will leave daily. The greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express department. and ail entrusted to this line will be promptly attended to A. A. MULLOY, se. ne & o2 Office—Crawford’s ,» corner Commercial streets, Nevada. _ A Complete Assortment: of PA ENT MEDICINES. Z GEO. E WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter. SE PAINTING promptly attended te yds on hand a stork of Wan ‘aper Curtain Fixtures, &c, the Foot of etreet, Nevada city. -/ it construction, and its uses easily tea Se Se MAKE Room FOR sate THE’ FLORENCE It makes four distinot Stitches, feeds the werk either way, sews , thin and heavy %» without change ef tension, w g@therand sewoeon . at the same time. a) {it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric. hae no springs te get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer — iu the ao ; —Evary Machine fully warrantéd, 4 FP pe the undersigned, have each purchased a ‘Florence Sewing Machine. and hive them now in use. se bd ‘We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium and light~and our opinton is that the FroneNnce iw dapat, will not easily get out of order, is strong a ai le the most inexperienced. It will do a greater range of. work. with Jeas trouble and change, aid we eonsider it attogether better than any other Family Sewing Matuine we have ever seen -Mrs Dr. Chase...:....81 Park street 8 F,Mrs D. B. Coffin. .. coeesee2@ Clary atreet. doMis J. B Wooster..... -525 Folsem st, do MreS. D. Gilmore.... --618 Fotsom at dog Mrs Daniel Dunn..... '. 414 Folaom st, do “Mee J. Spinont...s. eeees228 Rich at; do Mre #ruett...6. +-616 California street, do Mrs 8.M_ Morton.... 632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem.. +++. ,o+e0+« 617 Pine street do Miss Aun Bradley....612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker... + +269 Stevenson st, do Mrs John ©, Corbet.....sMission Dolores. Miss Annie MeBoyle.s.s.seseseessssEl Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle....0000.0:.E! Dorado:Chas 8. Mreble..cssieeseeceeeesessSacramenty. J. Wi. HOag..ccseoseesseveiccecovees. Onkland.’ Mra A.M. Durnham......0000++-Ockland. Mrs Orrie Woodill... erevevecesveeee Oakland. Mrs Mary B. Burekhalter.....Dutch Plat. C. ds OVE s sae veeeceeeecercessecesseeeseeN@Da, Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkeville. El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar. county clerk...Nevada city. Geo. K. Farquhatiessccececssdesess do B.W. Bigelow. vivscscciscc¥ovcdccns do N. W. Knewlton, practical machinist do O.M. Bates, My Dees: bis. citiesens do John Herzinger..... erererT eT do BE. TAGOR Ia vp esccacddnesasesntos Gans c do P. Brunatiter.:....6.. $4448%05-<0 do Previous to perobedian the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler& Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker a long time. Mks MARY A. MERCHANT, Dreas Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florehee, . owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two yeara. Mrs. 4. WKLLER, Dress Maker, 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, a Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Mre. J. D. BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year j have also used-the Witltiama & Orvis'and the Gray & Grace. ° a : Mks 8. P Vick, Dress Maker & Seamstress ; 109 Stevenson etréet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned ank used e Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wilson three years. y Mrs Cuas. Uznay, ~ 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. I have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ears. I brought it with me across the plaine ; t has never yet been yut of order, and I can traly say that itexcels all other’ Machines ehat I have used. I ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Bager ulternately with Sloat’s for two years. Tam familiar with the Howe and several of the small machines, but I never used one that woultdo all kinds of work to equal the Florence. ¥do not think it can be too highly recommended, Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Ihave had my Florence Sewing Machine for Afiree years. I purchased one of the first made at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. J have used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs Newton Damon, Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two vars, the ier, ep & Farr six months, the Sloat Kitptie about the same length of tim , the Wiltiame & Orvis nearly two frp and bave dealt in several of the small machines until thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews w only one thread, The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notiee that gives perfect and entire satisfaction on al) kinds of work. No one can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it,as Ihave done Indeed for thin work it is invaiuable. € > GORGE GILLis, Carson city, N.T. I believe T can fully and_conseleptiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence . Machine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work of all grades and each trial has been eminentl satinfactory. It takes hold of delicate fabric icately, and of a strong one with strength.. To me, it seems more than a Machime—an almost intelligent willing, helper. Ite use is easily learued, and its truction ise ooctaialy simple. I know something of the other first-class Machines, having learned to operate several. This isthe only Sewing Machinel have found reliavie. Mis Perry G. Terrt, San Andreas, Calaveras county. ~ In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Ma'. chine and used it until last fall, when, wishingone with ‘modern improvements,”’ we purchased a ‘‘Fiorence,”’ af er a careful examination o the different Machines in use. Having used the ‘Florence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it as being, im our opinion, the best we have seen. A. M. FLint, C L. Furst San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are the Florence if it were necessary to do so te convinee the public thet these Machines are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machint in the Worid, ee / Nearly three huudred Florence Macliines have thee poe baht. mtabjltoled here, and we t es * make this oe assertion as paw gine g. o ft worth, that no Bn can ieee, Florence * that Soala exchange it fora Vamily Sewing of any other msnufacture, GEO. A. RANDALL, © cvede. Aug. 2-—tt }