September 4, 1868 (4 pages)

The Daily Transery;t, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. to =< LOCkL TELLIGENCE, THE Buppuwl—=We Yesterday examined a Cornish contrivance used for working ‘the tailings of the Banner mine, called'a “buddle.” The parties, engaged work on shares, and as _ they have stuck to it for a long time must be doing well. The “buddle” consists of a tub 18 fect in diameter with the bot— tom sloping toward the center, where there isan opening about two feet in diameter, A shaft supped with six hollow arms, revolves in the pan,. and from them are suspended ordinary” wisp brushes and straps of leather. The dailings run in at the centré, through. the arms, and are discharged on the Trim. The best tailings are found near the outside of the tub, and the sand is Aischarged in the centre and carried off. It takes from eight to eleven hours to work a charge, and after: a working only about forty per,cent. of sand re—mains. They are thea washed ina tub agitator. The “biiddle” is run by water power. Union Meretinas —Henry Edgerton will address the people of Grass Valley on Tuesday evening next; and-Cobarn’s Station on Thursday, September 24th. No other appointments have been made for him in tLis county. J.G. Eastman aad J. F. Swift will #peak in Nevada on Monday, September 14th, and at Coburn's Station the following day. Ricu LepGE.—A party is engaged in werking a small ledge near ths Norridgewalk will, from which good pay is obtained. The rock is raised by a windlass, the owner takes it™to his house in a wheel-barrow, and_ works it in a sinall arasta. We understand that even by this slow process he is making & “good thing.” Butte County Farr.—We have re-' ’ @eived an invitation to the Butte County Second Annual Fair, which commences at Chico, on the 29th of September, and eontinues until the 3d of October. ‘he premium list includes a large number of articles, and the resources of Butte will no doubt be fully represented at the Fair. The racing will commence on the second day and continue to the end of the Fair. ' County Court, Sept. 8d:-—The People va. Thomas Bowen. Indicted tor grand larceny. Tried and submitted to the jury. ba The following persons were naturalized: James McCanny, a native of Ireland, Louis Fattbert, a native of Switwerland, und Daniel McCauley a native of Ireland. GONE TO THE SPRINGS.—George R. Crawford, who has been sick for several weeks, left for Wilbur's Sulphur Springs, a few days since. We hope soon to hear that he has entirely recovered. Sap.—We learn that Mrs E. H. Pom” eroy, of Rough & Ready,who gave bifth to two children, last week, is .ddngerously ill, and oné’of the infants died on Wednesday and theother was not expected to live. ri {3B Dibble, Cofroth, Henley and Rhoades are advertised to speak at ‘Truckee, in this county, on Saturday Evening next. rw We saw yesterduy at Beckman & Carley’s, a cucumber measuring eighyyéen inches.inlength. It was raised on ‘ Piety Hill” Tom. HANNA and ‘I. P. Hawley, formerly of this county, addressed the Seventh Ward Grant & Colfax Club, San Francisco, on Wednesday evening. ~Goup Rock.—'Thirty or forty tons of excellent rock from the Potosi mine, is being h.uled to the French mill to be crushed. THE Wheeling: Letelligencer says :— “Mr. Chase hes sent a lock of his hair to the Democrat from Quiiiornia who wave him half a vote.” THERE ure twenty-five oil wells at Pleagantviile, Pean, tire correspondence from South Aterica, Central America and the West Las} dies, received by Messrs. Hostetter &, Smith, during the last twelve months, were published at length, it would probably, be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony -on record. The letters, written in every variety of .style, and emanating from individuals of almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in use in those regions: have been general! and justly superceded by HUSTE'I’TER’S Birtles. : it “the confidence manifested by the people Oi these countries might be fairly calied enthiisiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popularity of ee HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERSThe foreign. orders tor the article from Europe, Austratia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East ludies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwich Islands, &., have been heavier than at any former period. AS an antidote to malaria, stomachic and general inviyorant they all testify to its remarkable etticacy. _ Agents tor Pacitic coast, HOSTETTERK, SMITH & CO., wholesale d.ug— gists, San Francisco. otal Stage Line and Toll Road for Sale. A FIRST* RATE AND well stocked Stage Line ruuning trom NEVADa via aD wuG, YUU BET to DUYCM rhar is VEFFEKED FUR SALK CHEAP, with Stage Stables at You Bet. Also the TOLL Roiw trom Litue York to Yuu Bet. For pa ticulars address B2 Gav. H. CULBY, Nevaa City. t-The Voice of the People ! a3 Patronize the Cheapest ! —AND— e KEEP DOWN IH ¢ MONOPOLY THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM .ADOPTED AT Asse TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING! ; os--OFcoes Quartz Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans. Democrats, Workingmen, Lawyers, Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natural and Adopted Citizens of every "age, class and condition ! J ! It IS THE OPINION OF GOOD JUDGES, backed by men of all parties, that not less than’ twenty thousaud people were present diiring the entire sessivn oi the Convention” The yreatest enthusiasm prevailed to tne’end. the following Preamble aud Kesotitious were presented by Senator Fitz, sof of une late General Yailor, aud read in wlgiid and distinct tone ot voice ; 4 Waereas, It bas been the custom of our ancesturs, trom/their earliest iuiancy to manhood and yl@ age, and particularly since the issue of6ur memorable and ylorivus American Kévulution, w wear agood suit of cluthing’; Lherefore, “ Resotven, That the great body of the dear people require a good, substantial, and wellmade urticle of Ciothiug, and tuat it is tue opinion vu: this Couvention that the aforeea:id great body ot humanity should be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering.] “‘Resoivep, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Guod=, Hata, Caps, Boots and Shoes, ofevery description, may be found at BANNER’S CLOTHiNG EMPUXILUM, REso.ven, That this Convention recommend the above estabiishment, with entire cordiality and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud ! ‘Good I “That's it!’ and a yeneral Clapping of hands trom the congregated masses. } Reso.vep, That their Department of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Busines Suits, and Gent's and Boys Clothing of every description, is’ unsurparsed in style and quality, and the LOW PRICES DEFY COMPs'I‘LIUN. [Great cheering among the people.] Major Short purse moved the adoption of the above rerolu:ivuus, whic was secunded by Genera) Apprebutivn, Wuo made a lew spirited and h:ghly eulogistic remarks in m ference particularly to ihe cesuviativus. ULe ubauiimuls aye cae up fio.u the vast throng, which re vealed the d.pih of ijeclius ibat prevailed among the peuple on this subject. A motion wus made that he proceedings be published inthe Nevaps DaILy ‘PuaNnscutrt, alter which ibe meeting adjourned with Ning cheers for BANNER BRULHERS, ame ihe Pedp‘e's Platform. Growine Rerutation.—If the enAs I passed up the street, ~(Qn' the last pleasant day, I met-a young gent, In euch stylish array, ~~ That I made up my mind, When I saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he find stich as those. The Coat fitted neatly, -Of cloth, *twas the best, ~ The Pants set completely, And eo did the Vest. If ‘‘Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a Fit No doctor could huve’cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but 8S. HAAS & CO. calf. ~ Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GOoDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, Seld at 30 per cent. cheaper than any other House in this city or county. 8. HAAS & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ‘HARDWARE: HARDWARE: CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. © t# From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY! All Goods in our Line at _ SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT ! cert Merchants, Mechanics and Miners throughout the County will find it to their interest to (@” GET: OUR CASH PRICES BEFORE BUYING! 2 WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can vave to our Trade from TEN to TWENTY PER CENT upon their purchascs. G2” Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settie them at once, CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘seg us’ soon a3 we have done a Banking business with them (without collateral) long enough. CRA WFURD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! A8 4 Lakes ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on hind a large assortment of GENTS’. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOES, which for cheapness a.d durability cannot be surpassed. ry Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENS' SdVUKS aud GAITERS on handat all times in endiess varievy. (" Country orders promptly filled. F. A. SEIBER LICH 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. Partnership Notice. JOTICE is herehy given that Anson W. N Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day @)iered into co pa tocr-npin the Grocery and P-ovision busi 88 auder the firm name . LESTS&R & vv. lola : “ANSON W. LESTER AUSTIN W. LESTER. Nevada, Aug. 29h Adj} parties indebted. to the lat: firm of HAM-LYON & UbST cit are requésted 10 settle Im media@y, und ali perrons having cims are ue sxme afe requested to. present m .6r rettlement. at HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO, HEUSTON, HASTINGS — & CO., ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —OF— = SAN FRANCISCO. i SPECIALITIES. PRICE AND GUARANTEE. The Largest and most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Clothing, Furnishing Guods, Trunks Bags aud Valises, on the Pacific Coast, Every article sold, beiug of ourown manufacture, is guaranteed. Having contracts direct with European and Américan Manuiacturers of piece goods we thereby effect a saving ef fully 60 per cent la wholesaie dealers profits and are thus abie tooffer superior Gouds at lesa than second rate prices. Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles in San Franciscu eimoe with their appearance in New ork, . “ GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such as may desire, we have secured the services of a ceiebrated suropean cutter, and are prepared to make up piece yoods iu a style superior to any oth. ry huuse on the coast. shirts, ‘Mies, Collars, etc. made to order at short notice. if fe > L COUNTAY ORDERS. Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific coast un the Feceipt of orders and measures ; send for Mirections for measurement. 4 HEUSTON, HASTINGS. & CD., LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE . —B. MEYER & CO., Wee. inform the People of Nevada that they are at their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 percent cheaper than any other store ! g@7” ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AaND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, Boots. : Shoes, . a and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! yerDow’ T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprictors, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. BARGAINS . ! BARGAINS 1! . —AT— GEORGE E. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. . —— AY ON HANP A LARGE STOCK re) I > HARDWARE, MEINER’S. TOOLS, CUTLERY, TANWARE, __ * CROCKERY, SASH, pboors, STOVES, PLATED WARE, &@. 2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW’ As ANYWHERE IN THE STATE, 9 PAINTS OF EVERX COLOR, OILS, VARNISH; BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE, Vs Coles for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! ic For Nevada City, And will furnish every description of t= SILVER PLATED WARE.#2 Or replate Goods from ‘which Silver has bees worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Geods. GLORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, A ug. 20th, : —— BUILDER'S INSURANCE CO, Of San Francisco, THOMAS MOONEY, ‘President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES. G@ Leave your orders on alate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, Nevada, June 23d. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Wis &e. &C, Ww OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH sARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PJRCELAIN, . CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, OLOCKS, &c. WE ARE AGENTS FUR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in succeselul operat‘un, anu are prepared to‘Yaruish every deecripiion of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guaraatee as to quality, of superior Huis aud ta.est design. We are alsu prepa ed tu re-p-ace goods from which the silver uae Dbeeu woru, w.th any weigat of silver desired, aud ube full wéigh: coutracted for ,uaraute.d. Orders resp ctfully policited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Coruer of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aNnD— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co, Nevada City. WM, H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemts. Lodgiug 26 cts. " Titw SAw always supplied with the bust LiQUuits ANw CLGARS. Ji you want a good rquare meal or @ good drink yu to Klothlo’d. © Nevada, July 20h. Contract to Let. JROPOS ALS wili ve reecived uptil TUES i DAY, sept. 15h, for the raising of a 50 luOt siatt for che Ragle Vompany Of Moore’s Flat. For fturthe partictlars exquire of the neon tats SE AEAS Shey, Secretary. Moore's Plat, Any. 20. , r

The Daily Transery;t, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. to =< LOCkL TELLIGENCE, THE Buppuwl—=We Yesterday examined a Cornish contrivance used for working ‘the tailings of the Banner mine, called'a “buddle.” The parties, engaged work on shares, and as _ they have stuck to it for a long time must be doing well. The “buddle” consists of a tub 18 fect in diameter with the bot— tom sloping toward the center, where there isan opening about two feet in diameter, A shaft supped with six hollow arms, revolves in the pan,. and from them are suspended ordinary” wisp brushes and straps of leather. The dailings run in at the centré, through. the arms, and are discharged on the Trim. The best tailings are found near the outside of the tub, and the sand is Aischarged in the centre and carried off. It takes from eight to eleven hours to work a charge, and after: a working only about forty per,cent. of sand re—mains. They are thea washed ina tub agitator. The “biiddle” is run by water power. Union Meretinas —Henry Edgerton will address the people of Grass Valley on Tuesday evening next; and-Cobarn’s Station on Thursday, September 24th. No other appointments have been made for him in tLis county. J.G. Eastman aad J. F. Swift will #peak in Nevada on Monday, September 14th, and at Coburn's Station the following day. Ricu LepGE.—A party is engaged in werking a small ledge near ths Norridgewalk will, from which good pay is obtained. The rock is raised by a windlass, the owner takes it™to his house in a wheel-barrow, and_ works it in a sinall arasta. We understand that even by this slow process he is making & “good thing.” Butte County Farr.—We have re-' ’ @eived an invitation to the Butte County Second Annual Fair, which commences at Chico, on the 29th of September, and eontinues until the 3d of October. ‘he premium list includes a large number of articles, and the resources of Butte will no doubt be fully represented at the Fair. The racing will commence on the second day and continue to the end of the Fair. ' County Court, Sept. 8d:-—The People va. Thomas Bowen. Indicted tor grand larceny. Tried and submitted to the jury. ba The following persons were naturalized: James McCanny, a native of Ireland, Louis Fattbert, a native of Switwerland, und Daniel McCauley a native of Ireland. GONE TO THE SPRINGS.—George R. Crawford, who has been sick for several weeks, left for Wilbur's Sulphur Springs, a few days since. We hope soon to hear that he has entirely recovered. Sap.—We learn that Mrs E. H. Pom” eroy, of Rough & Ready,who gave bifth to two children, last week, is .ddngerously ill, and oné’of the infants died on Wednesday and theother was not expected to live. ri {3B Dibble, Cofroth, Henley and Rhoades are advertised to speak at ‘Truckee, in this county, on Saturday Evening next. rw We saw yesterduy at Beckman & Carley’s, a cucumber measuring eighyyéen inches.inlength. It was raised on ‘ Piety Hill” Tom. HANNA and ‘I. P. Hawley, formerly of this county, addressed the Seventh Ward Grant & Colfax Club, San Francisco, on Wednesday evening. ~Goup Rock.—'Thirty or forty tons of excellent rock from the Potosi mine, is being h.uled to the French mill to be crushed. THE Wheeling: Letelligencer says :— “Mr. Chase hes sent a lock of his hair to the Democrat from Quiiiornia who wave him half a vote.” THERE ure twenty-five oil wells at Pleagantviile, Pean, tire correspondence from South Aterica, Central America and the West Las} dies, received by Messrs. Hostetter &, Smith, during the last twelve months, were published at length, it would probably, be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony -on record. The letters, written in every variety of .style, and emanating from individuals of almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in use in those regions: have been general! and justly superceded by HUSTE'I’TER’S Birtles. : it “the confidence manifested by the people Oi these countries might be fairly calied enthiisiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popularity of ee HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERSThe foreign. orders tor the article from Europe, Austratia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East ludies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwich Islands, &., have been heavier than at any former period. AS an antidote to malaria, stomachic and general inviyorant they all testify to its remarkable etticacy. _ Agents tor Pacitic coast, HOSTETTERK, SMITH & CO., wholesale d.ug— gists, San Francisco. otal Stage Line and Toll Road for Sale. A FIRST* RATE AND well stocked Stage Line ruuning trom NEVADa via aD wuG, YUU BET to DUYCM rhar is VEFFEKED FUR SALK CHEAP, with Stage Stables at You Bet. Also the TOLL Roiw trom Litue York to Yuu Bet. For pa ticulars address B2 Gav. H. CULBY, Nevaa City. t-The Voice of the People ! a3 Patronize the Cheapest ! —AND— e KEEP DOWN IH ¢ MONOPOLY THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM ..ADOPTED AT Asse TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING! ; os--OFcoes Quartz Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans. Democrats, Workingmen, Lawyers, Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natural and Adopted Citizens of every "age, class and condition ! J ! It IS THE OPINION OF GOOD JUDGES, backed by men of all parties, that not less than’ twenty thousaud people were present diiring the entire sessivn oi the Convention” The yreatest enthusiasm prevailed to tne’end. the following Preamble aud Kesotitious were presented by Senator Fitz, sof of une late General Yailor, aud read in wlgiid and distinct tone ot voice ; 4 Waereas, It bas been the custom of our ancesturs, trom/their earliest iuiancy to manhood and yl@ age, and particularly since the issue of6ur memorable and ylorivus American Kévulution, w wear agood suit of cluthing’; Lherefore, “ Resotven, That the great body of the dear people require a good, substantial, and wellmade urticle of Ciothiug, and tuat it is tue opinion vu: this Couvention that the aforeea:id great body ot humanity should be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering.] “‘Resoivep, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Guod=, Hata, Caps, Boots and Shoes, ofevery description, may be found at BANNER’S CLOTHiNG EMPUXILUM, REso.ven, That this Convention recommend the above estabiishment, with entire cordiality and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud ! ‘Good I “That's it!’ and a yeneral Clapping of hands trom the congregated masses. } Reso.vep, That their Department of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Busines Suits, and Gent's and Boys Clothing of every description, is’ unsurparsed in style and quality, and the LOW PRICES DEFY COMPs'I‘LIUN. [Great cheering among the people.] Major Short purse moved the adoption of the above rerolu:ivuus, whic was secunded by Genera) Apprebutivn, Wuo made a lew spirited and h:ghly eulogistic remarks in m ference particularly to ihe cesuviativus. ULe ubauiimuls aye cae up fio.u the vast throng, which re vealed the d.pih of ijeclius ibat prevailed among the peuple on this subject. A motion wus made that he proceedings be published inthe Nevaps DaILy ‘PuaNnscutrt, alter which ibe meeting adjourned with Ning cheers for BANNER BRULHERS, ame ihe Pedp‘e's Platform. Growine Rerutation.—If the enAs I passed up the street, ~(Qn' the last pleasant day, I met-a young gent, In euch stylish array, ~~ That I made up my mind, When I saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he find stich as those. The Coat fitted neatly, -Of cloth, *twas the best, ~ The Pants set completely, And eo did the Vest. If ‘‘Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a Fit No doctor could huve’cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but 8S. HAAS & CO. calf. ~ Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GOoDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, Seld at 30 per cent. cheaper than any other House in this city or county. 8. HAAS & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ‘HARDWARE: HARDWARE: CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. ©

t# From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY! All Goods in our Line at _ SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT ! cert Merchants, Mechanics and Miners throughout the County will find it to their interest to (@” GET: OUR CASH PRICES BEFORE BUYING! 2 WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can vave to our Trade from TEN to TWENTY PER CENT upon their purchascs. G2” Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settie them at once, CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘seg us’ soon a3 we have done a Banking business with them (without collateral) long enough. CRA WFURD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! A8 4 Lakes ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on hind a large assortment of GENTS’. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOES, which for cheapness a.d durability cannot be surpassed. ry Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENS' SdVUKS aud GAITERS on handat all times in endiess varievy. (" Country orders promptly filled. F. A. SEIBER LICH 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. Partnership Notice. JOTICE is herehy given that Anson W. N Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day @)iered into co pa tocr-npin the Grocery and P-ovision busi 88 auder the firm name . LESTS&R & vv. lola : “ANSON W. LESTER AUSTIN W. LESTER. Nevada, Aug. 29h Adj} parties indebted. to the lat: firm of HAM-LYON & UbST cit are requésted 10 settle Im media@y, und ali perrons having cims are ue sxme afe requested to. present m .6r rettlement. at HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO, HEUSTON, HASTINGS — & CO., ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —OF— = SAN FRANCISCO. i SPECIALITIES. PRICE AND GUARANTEE. The Largest and most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Clothing, Furnishing Guods, Trunks Bags aud Valises, on the Pacific Coast, Every article sold, beiug of ourown manufacture, is guaranteed. Having contracts direct with European and Américan Manuiacturers of piece goods we thereby effect a saving ef fully 60 per cent la wholesaie dealers profits and are thus abie tooffer superior Gouds at lesa than second rate prices. Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles in San Franciscu eimoe with their appearance in New ork, . “ GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such as may desire, we have secured the services of a ceiebrated suropean cutter, and are prepared to make up piece yoods iu a style superior to any oth. ry huuse on the coast. shirts, ‘Mies, Collars, etc. made to order at short notice. if fe > L COUNTAY ORDERS. Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific coast un the Feceipt of orders and measures ; send for Mirections for measurement. 4 HEUSTON, HASTINGS. & CD., LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE . —B. MEYER & CO., Wee. inform the People of Nevada that they are at their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 percent cheaper than any other store ! g@7” ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AaND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, Boots. : Shoes, . a and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! yerDow’ T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprictors, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. BARGAINS . ! BARGAINS 1! . —AT— GEORGE E. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. . —— AY ON HANP A LARGE STOCK re) I > HARDWARE, MEINER’S. TOOLS, CUTLERY, TANWARE, __ * CROCKERY, SASH, pboors, STOVES, PLATED WARE, &@. 2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW’ As ANYWHERE IN THE STATE, 9 PAINTS OF EVERX COLOR, OILS, VARNISH; BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE, Vs Coles for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! ic For Nevada City, And will furnish every description of t= SILVER PLATED WARE.#2 Or replate Goods from ‘which Silver has bees worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Geods. GLORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, A ug. 20th, : —— BUILDER'S INSURANCE CO, Of San Francisco, THOMAS MOONEY, ‘President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES. G@ Leave your orders on alate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, Nevada, June 23d. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Wis &e. &C, Ww OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH sARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PJRCELAIN, . CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, OLOCKS, &c. WE ARE AGENTS FUR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in succeselul operat‘un, anu are prepared to‘Yaruish every deecripiion of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guaraatee as to quality, of superior Huis aud ta.est design. We are alsu prepa ed tu re-p-ace goods from which the silver uae Dbeeu woru, w.th any weigat of silver desired, aud ube full wéigh: coutracted for ,uaraute.d. Orders resp ctfully policited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Coruer of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aNnD— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co, Nevada City. WM, H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemts. Lodgiug 26 cts. " Titw SAw always supplied with the bust LiQUuits ANw CLGARS. Ji you want a good rquare meal or @ good drink yu to Klothlo’d. © Nevada, July 20h. Contract to Let. JROPOS ALS wili ve reecived uptil TUES i DAY, sept. 15h, for the raising of a 50 luOt siatt for che Ragle Vompany Of Moore’s Flat. For fturthe partictlars exquire of the neon tats SE AEAS Shey, Secretary. Moore's Plat, Any. 20. , r