September 9, 1868 (4 pages)

Kb K Pog TER. . IN. rms. m a ith. a rei irst ; RE Ex ds, iG. FOFA The Daily Transeryst, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, "POLITICAL MEETINGS, Hon. Henty Edgerton will address the peoplé of Nevada county, at the following times and places: Tryenckees se. 6.45. Thursday, Sept. 24. J.G, Eastman and J. F. Swift will speak as follows: . Nevada... .Monday, Sept. 14. Trnekees. . ccice. Tuesday, Sept. 15. Hon. C. A. Tweed, of Placer, and Hon. T. B. McFarland will speak at Rough & Ready. Thursday, Sept. 10 tT ee Friday, Sept. 11, Hon. T. B. McFarland and M. 8. Deal will speak at: Washington on Saturday, Sept: 22. a Vid Col. Tweed will speak at Nevada Sat: urday, Sept. 12. ; art A . SULPHURET Works.—For some time past a Frenchman has been engaged in putting up machinery at Canada Hill, for the purpose of working sulphurets by @ new process. The works are now completed, and the experiments on gold sulphurets are said to be more than satisfactory, A gentleman who has visited and examined the works, informs us that they have operated with gold sulphirets and saved five per cent, above the fire assay. They have not yet commenced regular work, but are only experimenting on different kinds of of rock. The Superintendent is satisfied with the experiments on gold ‘sulphurets, and is now experimenting on silver sulphurets from the Yellow Jack. et mine of Nevada. expended about $60,000 in fitting up the machinery, and we hope that they will succeed. — Srrucx Ir.—Branbury & Stacy struck avery rich ledge in their claim at Graniteville; several days ago. The lead is three feet wide, and is very rich where they have opened on it in their tunnel. This claim is located near Black & Young’s mill. Reeently several rich strikes hnve been made in the vicinity of Graniteville, and there is considerable life in mining matters! ‘There is every evidence that this part of our county is as rich as any quartz district of the State. ~~~» FeP-ARRIvap or FALL Goobs: — Talking about pretty things, we venture the assertion, without fear of contradiction, that A. Goldsmith, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, received : yesterday the gayest, neatest and finest stock’ of dress gvuods, trinimings, &., &c., that was ever’seen in this city. Several cases of goods were received at his store, and he is now confident that no.ledy can ask for any article in-his dine.but what he can suit’ her to a dot—in style, color, shade, quality and pricé.’ Go and ‘sed the elegant goods. THE CLUB FxLaG.—Yesterday a magnificent flag, twenty by thirty feet, was received.from San Francisco for. the Grant and Colfax Club of this city. It will fly from the front of the Club room . until Grant.‘is elected. ‘It is made of very fine butiting. ScHooL Tax.—The people of Union Hill School District; voted a tax, on Saturday last, for the purpose of building a new school ‘house at that place. The vote in favor of the tax was unanimous, and’a good building witlsorn take the small for the accommodation of the ehildren. BoaRD oF ENROLUMENT.—A. H. Han—son has been appointed: Clerk’ of the Board of Enrollment, and is now ready to enroll all voters who make application. Every man should see that his naué is upon the poll lists. -The office of registration will bé at Hanson’s store on Broad street, ATTEND THE MegriNes.—We would advise men of all parties to attend the meetings announced throughout the county.” The causewf truth and jus_tice will lose: abthing by >a. thorough discussion of the questions involved in The parties have ; Growine REPUTATION.~If ' the’ tire cor? ndence from South Ameri ¢a, Cen America and the West La: 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, inilitary~ officers, artisans, lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualitication, that the tenics heretofore in use in those regions have been generally and justly superceded by HOSTKT‘TER’SBITTERS. . . people of these countries might be fairl y galied enthusiastic. Yet these are not ‘the only, tokens of thegrowing popularity of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Goud Hope, ier than at any former period. As an antidote to malaria, a stomachic and general invigorant they all testify . Sandwich Islands, Sc., liave been heavto its remarkable efficacy Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTE, SMITH & CO., wholesale d*iggists, San Francisco. ta taaiemarialiciaia iether ies and Toll Road for sale. A FIRST RATE AND well stocked Stage Line runnilg trom NiVAD« via ah) wuG, YUU pKT tw VYurcmd bial is OFFEKKD FUR san CiKal, with Stage Stables at You Bet. Also tue LULL Kua trem Litue York wo You Bet. For particulars uadress Py 1, Gusv, H. CULBY, Neva.a City. Stage Line t@ The Voice of the People ! 23 es Patronize the Cheapest ! Fae) 1 9 y we KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY “THE PEOPLE’S PLATFORM +++: ADOPTED AT Asse TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING! aoe OP cece Quartz Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans, Democrats, Workingmen, Lawyers, Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natural andAdopted Citizens of every age, class‘and condition ! ! ! It Is THE OPINION OF GOOD suDGEs, backed by men of all parties, that not less than twenty thousand people were present during the est enthusiasm prevailed to the end. ‘the foljowing Preamble and Resolutions were presented by Senator Fitz, son of the late General Yailor, and read in aloud and distinct tone ot voice ; WueErgzas, It has been the custom of our ancestors, from their earliest inlancy.to manhood and old age, and particularly since the issue of our memorable and glorious American Revolution, vo wear a good suit of clothing ; therefore, “ RESOLVED, That the great body of the dear people require “a good, substantial, and wellmade article of Clothing, and tnat it is the opinion o: this Convention that the aforesaid great body of humanity should be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering.] RESOLVED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishiig Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, ofevery description, may be found at BANNER'S CLOTHING EMPOKIUM. REsoLvep, That ihis Convention recommend the above establishment, with entire cordial ity and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud !’"Good !’ *“Lhat’s it !* and a general clapping of hands from the congregated masses, } REsoLvep, That their Department. of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Business Suits, and Gent’s and Boys Clothing of every ity, and the LOW PRICES DEFY COMPKTITION. [Great cheering among the people.]} » Major Shortpurse moved the adoption of the above. resolutions, which was seconded by General Approbation, who made a few spirited and highly euldgistic remarks in reference particularly to the resolutions. One unanimous aye Came up from the vast throng, which re vealed the depth of, feeling that prevailed among the people on this subject. A motion, was.mgde thatyhe proceedings be published inthe Nevapa Damy Taanecyirr, after which the meeting adjourned with wine ‘n€ confidence manifested by the The foreign orders tor the article from . . entire session of the Convention. The yreat. description, is unsurpassed in style and qual. : . SURE MAW OFT Aston” As I passed up the street, : ¥ On the last pleasant day, ~ I met a young gent, 2 Tn such stylish array, That I'miade up my misd, . ' When 1 saw his, fine clothes, At no place bat S: HAAS &CO'S Could he find such asithose, a The Coat fitted neatly,”Of cluth, "twas the best, _ The Pants set completely, , And se-did the Vesag. a If “Dresswell”’ had seen him, ‘He'd had such a Fit No doctor could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wofe Just suited the man, Z As none bat S. HAAS & CO. can. Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. € , > Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GOODs, -BOY’S CLOTHING, . . Sold at 30 per cent, ‘cheaper than any other House in this city or county, 8. HAAS & CO, \ HARDWARE: HARDWARE: _—— CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES oF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &. t= From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY !: All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! ne Merchants, Mechanics and Niimers throughout the County will . find it to their interest to @GET. OUR CASH PRICES BEFORK BUYING t 23 — WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can save to our Trade from ‘TEN to TWENTY PER CENT upon their purchases,&™ Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settle them at once, CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘‘sgE Us” soon, as we have done a Banking business with them (withoat collateral) long enough. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO Nevada, July 3d, 1868. , BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair’! A184 LARGE ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on hind a large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTILS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOES, which for cheapness aud durability cannot be surpassed, Fy Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILi DRENs’ SHOES and GALTEKS on hand at all times in endiess variety. 8" Country orders promptly filled. F. A, SEIBERLICH 214 California Street. San Fraiicisco, Jaly 16th. Partnership Notice. No is hereby given that Anson W. Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co-partnership in the Grocery und Provision business under the firm name of A. W. LESTER & CO; ANSON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W. LESTER. . Nevada, Aug. 29th. _ All parti esipdebted to the late Arm of HAM. ILTON & to im. cheers for BANNER : , and the! People’s Platform. © en te are requested . agatnn hans url Tequeted psoas : to t for settlement, , NEW ADVERTISEMENT. _ » HRUSTON, ‘HASTINGS & Coy HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO., ARE THE off. SAN FRANCISCO. sltiaiammeel SPECIALITIES. a PRICE AND GUARANTER. The Largest and most Variell stock of Gen: tlemen’s Viotnmng, ae SEs, Trunks Bags aud Valises, on tne raciiic Coast, ry urticie suid, beiug of our own manufacture, is gdarautesd. Having contracts direct with Kuropeau and American Manutacturers of piece goods we thereby etfect a saving of tully 5Uper cent In whdledaiy dealers profits and are Lhus abre to offer superior Gouds at ‘less than second rate prices. STYLES. Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles im Saa srancisco simenwunaly with their appearance in New ork. 7 GOODS MADE TO ORDER, For the accommodation of such ss may desire, we have sécured the services of a cele brated asuropean cutter, aud are prepared to make up piece youds iu a style superior to any oth r house on the cuast. dairts, Lies, Collars, etc, made to order at shor. nutice, COUNT:AY ORDERS; Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific cuast on the receipt of Orders and Measures; send for directions tor measurement. HEUSTON, . HASTINGS & CO., LICK HOUSE BLOCK,SAN FRANCIS OO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE B. MEYER & CO., Wworrp inform the People of Nevada that they are ut their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! (eee 7" ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR “oops _ AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, Boots, Shees, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES CANNOT BE EXCELLED! —— Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! $37 DOw'T FORGET THE PLACE, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprictors. ’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS! Kve. Corner of Broad & Pine Ste, Nevads city, . GEORGE. E. TURNER’s, PINE STREET, Always ON HAND A LARGE STOCE ats . . HARDWARE,” MINER'S TOOLS, CUTLERY, © . TINWARE, CROCKERY, SASH, eis ey _. Deons; — STOV £8; PLATED WARK, &e. i? t@WHICH WILL BE SOLD'AS Low AS’ ANYWHERE IN THE STATR. 94 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY. THING IN THAT LINE. Agent for the é PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! i. For Nevada City, . And will farnish every description ee ma + i SILVER PLATED WARE_29 Or replate Goods from which Silver has’ been worn, with any thickness. of Silver desired.; ; Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th. Of San Francisco, ; THOMAS MOONEY, President, THOS, 8, FINCHLEY, Agent, ~ FORNEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIRS. a : (49™ Leave your orders on slate at — VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, . Nevada, June #84, 00 . BUILDER'S INSURANCE. -00,:* CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, — ‘ &@. de, : WF ovras TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH EARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PORCELAIN, . CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &e, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE Recen ly established her , and now in successTul operat‘on, and are prepared to furnish eyery description ef. ~~ SILVER PLATED WARE, With a fall gaarantee as to quality, of superior finish and la.est design .We are also prepared to re-p.ate goods from which the silver nas been worn, with any weight of silver desi aud the. fall weigh: coutracted for phere cir y og Orders respectfalty solicited, HAYNES & LAWTON, $16, 618, 520 and 522 Samsome at, Corner of Merchan hant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aNnD— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Welis; Fargo & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours F for 26 cemts, Lodging 26 cts. " TH BAK always supphed with the best LIQUUKS ANY CIGARS. It you want & good -quare mea! or a good drink go to KISTLn’s, Nevada, duby 25th, Contract to Let. ROPOSALS will be received until TURS DAY; dept.15th, for the raising of a 50 ivot suaft for the Hayle Company of «Moore's Flat, For tartherparticulars enquire of the subscriber, at the mine. am ‘PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, see? +

Kb K Pog TER. . IN. rms. m a ith. a rei irst ; RE Ex ds, iG. FOFA The Daily Transeryst, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, "POLITICAL MEETINGS, Hon. Henty Edgerton will address the peoplé of Nevada county, at the following times and places: Tryenckees se. 6.45.. Thursday, Sept. 24. J.G, Eastman and J. F. Swift will speak as follows: . Nevada..... ..Monday, Sept. 14. Trnekees. . ccice. Tuesday, Sept. 15. Hon. C. A. Tweed, of Placer, and Hon. T. B. McFarland will speak at Rough & Ready.. Thursday, Sept. 10 tT ee Friday, Sept. 11, Hon. T. B. McFarland and M. 8. Deal will speak at: Washington on Saturday, Sept: 22. a Vid Col. Tweed will speak at Nevada Sat: urday, Sept. 12. ; art A . SULPHURET Works.—For some time past a Frenchman has been engaged in putting up machinery at Canada Hill, for the purpose of working sulphurets by @ new process. The works are now completed, and the experiments on gold sulphurets are said to be more than satisfactory, A gentleman who has visited and examined the works, informs us that they have operated with gold sulphirets and saved five per cent, above the fire assay. They have not yet commenced regular work, but are only experimenting on different kinds of of rock. The Superintendent is satisfied with the experiments on gold ‘sulphurets, and is now experimenting on silver sulphurets from the Yellow Jack. et mine of Nevada. expended about $60,000 in fitting up the machinery, and we hope that they will succeed. — Srrucx Ir.—Branbury & Stacy struck avery rich ledge in their claim at Graniteville; several days ago. The lead is three feet wide, and is very rich where they have opened on it in their tunnel. This claim is located near Black & Young’s mill. Reeently several rich strikes hnve been made in the vicinity of Graniteville, and there is considerable life in mining matters! ‘There is every evidence that this part of our county is as rich as any quartz district of the State. ~~~» FeP-ARRIvap or FALL Goobs: — Talking about pretty things, we venture the assertion, without fear of contradiction, that A. Goldsmith, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, received : yesterday the gayest, neatest and finest stock’ of dress gvuods, trinimings, &., &c., that was ever’seen in this city. Several cases of goods were received at his store, and he is now confident that no.ledy can ask for any article in-his dine.but what he can suit’ her to a dot—in style, color, shade, quality and pricé.’ Go and ‘sed the elegant goods. THE CLUB FxLaG.—Yesterday a magnificent flag, twenty by thirty feet, was received.from San Francisco for. the Grant and Colfax Club of this city. It will fly from the front of the Club room . until Grant.‘is elected. ‘It is made of very fine butiting. ScHooL Tax.—The people of Union Hill School District; voted a tax, on Saturday last, for the purpose of building a new school ‘house at that place. The vote in favor of the tax was unanimous, and’a good building witlsorn take the small for the accommodation of the ehildren. BoaRD oF ENROLUMENT.—A. H. Han—son has been appointed: Clerk’ of the Board of Enrollment, and is now ready to enroll all voters who make application. Every man should see that his naué is upon the poll lists. -The office of registration will bé at Hanson’s store on Broad street, ATTEND THE MegriNes.—We would advise men of all parties to attend the meetings announced throughout the county.” The causewf truth and jus_tice will lose: abthing by >a. thorough discussion of the questions involved in The parties have ; Growine REPUTATION.~If ' the’ tire cor? ndence from South Ameri ¢a, Cen America and the West La: 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, inilitary~ officers, artisans, lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualitication, that the tenics heretofore in use in those regions have been generally and justly superceded by HOSTKT‘TER’SBITTERS. . .. people of these countries might be fairl y galied enthusiastic. Yet these are not ‘the only, tokens of thegrowing popularity of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Goud Hope, ier than at any former period. As an antidote to malaria, a stomachic and general invigorant they all testify . Sandwich Islands, Sc., liave been heavto its remarkable efficacy Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTE, SMITH & CO., wholesale d*iggists, San Francisco. ta taaiemarialiciaia iether ies and Toll Road for sale. A FIRST RATE AND well stocked Stage Line runnilg trom NiVAD« via ah) wuG, YUU pKT tw VYurcmd bial is OFFEKKD FUR san CiKal, with Stage Stables at You Bet. Also tue LULL Kua trem Litue York wo You Bet. For particulars uadress Py 1, Gusv, H. CULBY, Neva.a City. Stage Line t@ The Voice of the People ! 23 es Patronize the Cheapest ! Fae) 1 9 y we KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY “THE PEOPLE’S PLATFORM +++: ADOPTED AT Asse TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING! aoe OP cece Quartz Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans, Democrats, Workingmen, Lawyers, Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natural andAdopted Citizens of every age, class‘and condition ! ! ! It Is THE OPINION OF GOOD suDGEs, backed by men of all parties, that not less than twenty thousand people were present during the est enthusiasm prevailed to the end. ‘the foljowing Preamble and Resolutions were presented by Senator Fitz, son of the late General Yailor, and read in aloud and distinct tone ot voice ; WueErgzas, It has been the custom of our ancestors, from their earliest inlancy.to manhood and old age, and particularly since the issue of our memorable and glorious American Revolution, vo wear a good suit of clothing ; therefore, “ RESOLVED, That the great body of the dear people require “a good, substantial, and wellmade article of Clothing, and tnat it is the opinion o: this Convention that the aforesaid great body of humanity should be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering.] RESOLVED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishiig Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, ofevery description, may be found at BANNER'S CLOTHING EMPOKIUM. REsoLvep, That ihis Convention recommend the above establishment, with entire cordial ity and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud !’"Good !’ *“Lhat’s it !* and a general clapping of hands from the congregated masses, } REsoLvep, That their Department. of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Business Suits, and Gent’s and Boys Clothing of every ity, and the LOW PRICES DEFY COMPKTITION. [Great cheering among the people.]} » Major Shortpurse moved the adoption of the above. resolutions, which was seconded by General Approbation, who made a few spirited and highly euldgistic remarks in reference particularly to the resolutions. One unanimous aye Came up from the vast throng, which re vealed the depth of, feeling that prevailed among the people on this subject. A motion, was.mgde thatyhe proceedings be published inthe Nevapa Damy Taanecyirr, after which the meeting adjourned with wine ‘n€ confidence manifested by the The foreign orders tor the article from . . entire session of the Convention. The yreat. description, is unsurpassed in style and qual. : . SURE MAW OFT Aston” As I passed up the street, : ¥ On the last pleasant day, ~ I met a young gent, 2 Tn such stylish array, That I'miade up my misd, . ' When 1 saw his, fine clothes, At no place bat S: HAAS &CO'S Could he find such asithose, a The Coat fitted neatly,”Of cluth, "twas the best, _ The Pants set completely, , And se-did the Vesag. a If “Dresswell”’ had seen him, ‘He'd had such a Fit No doctor could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wofe Just suited the man, Z As none bat S. HAAS & CO. can. Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. € , > Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GOODs, -BOY’S CLOTHING, . . Sold at 30 per cent, ‘cheaper than any other House in this city or county, 8. HAAS & CO, \ HARDWARE: HARDWARE:

_—— CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES oF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &. t= From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY !: All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! ne Merchants, Mechanics and Niimers throughout the County will . find it to their interest to @GET. OUR CASH PRICES BEFORK BUYING t 23 — WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can save to our Trade from ‘TEN to TWENTY PER CENT upon their purchases,&™ Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settle them at once, CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘‘sgE Us” soon, as we have done a Banking business with them (withoat collateral) long enough. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO Nevada, July 3d, 1868. , BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair’! A184 LARGE ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on hind a large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTILS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOES, which for cheapness aud durability cannot be surpassed, Fy Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILi DRENs’ SHOES and GALTEKS on hand at all times in endiess variety. 8" Country orders promptly filled. F. A, SEIBERLICH 214 California Street. San Fraiicisco, Jaly 16th. Partnership Notice. No is hereby given that Anson W. Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co-partnership in the Grocery und Provision business under the firm name of A. W. LESTER & CO; ANSON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W. LESTER. . Nevada, Aug. 29th. _ All parti esipdebted to the late Arm of HAM. ILTON & to im. cheers for BANNER : , and the! People’s Platform. © en te are requested . agatnn hans url Tequeted psoas : to t for settlement, , NEW ADVERTISEMENT. _ » HRUSTON, ‘HASTINGS & Coy HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO., ARE THE off. SAN FRANCISCO. sltiaiammeel SPECIALITIES. a PRICE AND GUARANTER. The Largest and most Variell stock of Gen: tlemen’s Viotnmng, ae SEs, Trunks Bags aud Valises, on tne raciiic Coast, ry urticie suid, beiug of our own manufacture, is gdarautesd. Having contracts direct with Kuropeau and American Manutacturers of piece goods we thereby etfect a saving of tully 5Uper cent In whdledaiy dealers profits and are Lhus abre to offer superior Gouds at ‘less than second rate prices. STYLES. Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles im Saa srancisco simenwunaly with their appearance in New ork. 7 GOODS MADE TO ORDER, For the accommodation of such ss may desire, we have sécured the services of a cele brated asuropean cutter, aud are prepared to make up piece youds iu a style superior to any oth r house on the cuast. dairts, Lies, Collars, etc, made to order at shor. nutice, COUNT:AY ORDERS; Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific cuast on the receipt of Orders and Measures; send for directions tor measurement. HEUSTON, . HASTINGS & CO., LICK HOUSE BLOCK,SAN FRANCIS OO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE B. MEYER & CO., Wworrp inform the People of Nevada that they are ut their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! (eee 7" ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR “oops _ AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, Boots, Shees, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES CANNOT BE EXCELLED! —— Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! $37 DOw'T FORGET THE PLACE, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprictors. ’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS! Kve. Corner of Broad & Pine Ste, Nevads city, . GEORGE. E. TURNER’s, PINE STREET, Always ON HAND A LARGE STOCE ats . . HARDWARE,” MINER'S TOOLS, CUTLERY, © . TINWARE, CROCKERY, SASH, eis ey _. Deons; — STOV £8; PLATED WARK, &e. i? t@WHICH WILL BE SOLD'AS Low AS’ ANYWHERE IN THE STATR. 94 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY. THING IN THAT LINE. Agent for the é PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! i. For Nevada City, . And will farnish every description ee ma + i SILVER PLATED WARE_29 Or replate Goods from which Silver has’ been worn, with any thickness. of Silver desired.; ; Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th. Of San Francisco, ; THOMAS MOONEY, President, THOS, 8, FINCHLEY, Agent, ~ FORNEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIRS. a : (49™ Leave your orders on slate at — VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, . Nevada, June #84, 00 . BUILDER'S INSURANCE. -00,:* CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, — ‘ &@. de, : WF ovras TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH EARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PORCELAIN, . CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &e, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE Recen ly established her , and now in successTul operat‘on, and are prepared to furnish eyery description ef. ~~ SILVER PLATED WARE, With a fall gaarantee as to quality, of superior finish and la.est design .We are also prepared to re-p.ate goods from which the silver nas been worn, with any weight of silver desi aud the. fall weigh: coutracted for phere cir y og Orders respectfalty solicited, HAYNES & LAWTON, $16, 618, 520 and 522 Samsome at, Corner of Merchan hant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aNnD— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Welis; Fargo & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours F for 26 cemts, Lodging 26 cts. " TH BAK always supphed with the best LIQUUKS ANY CIGARS. It you want & good -quare mea! or a good drink go to KISTLn’s, Nevada, duby 25th, Contract to Let. ROPOSALS will be received until TURS DAY; dept.15th, for the raising of a 50 ivot suaft for the Hayle Company of «Moore's Flat, For tartherparticulars enquire of the subscriber, at the mine. am ‘PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, see? +