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yeye 3. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1861. . NO. 83. ‘
: 3 5 A :Pe ¢
The Morning Transevipt
Published Daily, Monday excepted.
N. P. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET.
Terms ef the Daily Transcript:
‘Cwenty-Five ©ents Per Week.
L. P. FISHER,
Is the authorized Agent of the Daily Transcript in San Francisco. All orders left at his
Office, on Washington street, opposite Maguire’s
Opera House, will be promptly attended to.
el m8
tay” Some years ago a Philadelphia merchant sent a cargo of goods to Coustantinople. After the supercurgo saw the boxes
and bales safely landed, he inquired where
they evuld be. stored. “
** Leave them here; it won’t rain to night,’
was the reply.
“But I dare not leave them thus exposed;
some of the goods nriy be stolefi,”’ said the
supercargo . ;
The Mabemedan merchant burst into a
loud laugh as he replied ;”
“Don’t be alarmyd, for there ain’t a Chris
tain withio filty meles of here.“
ice A stingy fellow in making love toa
young lady, said his affection were “ riveted
npon her.”
to.Mave any dealings with rivets or screws
like him. OF course, after that the fellow
didn’t expect to mail her.
——
MISSION WOOLEN MILLS.
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
ey
‘VEE Proprictor of the Mission Woolen Milis
respectfully annoynces to the trade that he
is prepared to receive find exeente with dispatch
orders for thh following goods. ;
FAMILY BLANKETS, all Wool, Sup’r Quality
a ae MACKINAW sy «§
SCARLET ve . ay
BLUE fe ba *
GREY ip fh es Se
GOLDEN STATE Gent’s Long Shawls, all woo
plain or graduated borders.
TWEEDS,double an! sincle width, all wool,
and desirable eglors.
EUREKA FLANNELS,'all colors, and of extra quality.
OVERSHIRTS, variety of sizes patterns and
: coiors. tf
SACK COATS,
SLUICE FELT, for orgie use; a siperior
‘4 article.
Atl goods manufactured at the Misston Woolen
Mills are made of selected wools of Califernia
prodaction, and are superior in quaiity,, to th
same class of Imported Fabgics, asd being
_ epecially aflapted to the trade of the Pacific
Const, puréliasers can rely tnon-reeeiving a uniform article in texture and finish. All. the
above named goods are now ‘on hand and for
vale atthe Agency, on aecommodating terms
N 8.—-Orders for MALITARY GOoDs
executed with dispatch.
D. MCLENNAN, Proprietor.
nov. 30-fw. No. 521 Sacrameuto st
TIE PRoOrREE LOR WISHES Te
assure the public that this is a PERMA
NGNTINSTILUPLON to which there shail not
be, and can not be, any * let up,’? opposition or
nO Opposition. “He wuuld also imform tie pub
tic that, as lomg’as tic present epposition runs,
hia fare, each way, between Nevada sad Grass . ,
Valley, will continue
At “Dwenty-Pive
And he pledger himself that, under
gency wiilit be raised above PLY
‘rhe proprietor: i i
to make his simee'
hic for the Gunstant and gem
jonny accorded to his enterprise.
: H. D.C
Grass Valley, August 2Sth-im
Cents.
no continaEN ts.
ADY.
RECULAR SYACGE LINE!
Herween Nevada and
EVIRGINIA CITY,
Via Kureka, Jachszon's Ramen, Sardine Valley and Sisamboat Valley.
’are... foie, Moms i weive Dollars.
“I N
-—+—
Se
rEVELE Stage will leave Nevada City every MON
[ VAY & PHUMSUAY, going through ‘to Vir
yisiaCity in é-Lours, from.taetiwe of icdébing
Nevada Ciy +
Metarming —Will teave Virginia City every
MGNDAY ana THURSDAY MORN” N&, mak
iag the trip back to Nevada mi thirty-six hours
MREAVGHT AND BAGGAGE
WAKBEN AT VERY LOW KATés.
STAGSH OF FICES:—Nevada, ut the Golden
(aate [Lotel; and at Mau’s store, Virg: nis City
tigrman Saddler, ageut, Virginia City.
A. MAU, Proprieter.
Nevada City, Sept. 2d, 1861 et 3m
UNITED STATES BATHS!
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
Qe &% undersigned woald inforta the citizeas of
Nevada and vicinity that they lave completed
4 fine bathing Mouse, a.‘ached to their weil known
establishment, where the rubtie onn be accourmedated with Baths at ali timc« . fhey also keep
eonstantly on hand ‘* Dr. Gennizg’s Keproductor, 7 celebrated fer ite medical powers -over the
human Hair. It entirely eradicates daudrutl and
home the air from turning grey.
RFOUMERY—A fine assortment on hand.
e20-tf LAMPE & BH’‘?., 54 Bread street
She told him she did not want .
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
{ MecLaughlin’s Brick building)
Opposite the Exchange Hote
GRASS VALLEY, :
MAYERS & COE:
WOULD INFORM THE
citizens of GRASS VALLEY
and vicinity that they have
opened a first class Boot and
shoe storein that. place, where )
they design keeping a large and handsome stock
ef everyting in their./line, consisting of
FASHIONABLE) BOOTS,
LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOES
GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Etc.
Repairing.—This branch: of our business
is under the charge of most competent workmen,
who will attend to all orders with punctushty,
SIVEON VA WERS, 80 well known it Nevada and Grass Valley will have charge of the
establishment at Grass Valley. jy 19-tf
JUST RECEIVED!
A ‘Large Assortment of
WALL PAPER, PICTURES
LOOKING CLASSES,
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS,
Machinery Oils and Camphene,
At Gibb’s Paint and Oil. Store,
New Brick Building,
No. G3 Mill Street, Grass Valley.
anlig
WATER POWER DERRICX
N ATTESON & SAMUELS? ARE
pt associated in the business of making
WATER POWER DERRICKS
The Water Power can be easily adapted he
common Hand Derrick to PUMPING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS.
All IXinds of Machinery
Can be run with very little water where there 1s
sufficient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP HOOKS
of a new construction, that are always safe and
sure, constantly on hand. Blacksmithing, Iron
Turning, ete., done at the shortest notice.
Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad
promptly atehdedto. Shop on Deer Creek, be
low the Foundry. W.H. ROOT, has been ap
pointed our Traveling Agent. ’ auls-tf
PAINTER & CO.,
Practical Printers
eth
And Desfers in Type, Presses,
Printing Matertals, Ink,
-rinting Paper, Cords, ete.
J.B. ratsren, SJ FRANCISCO.
J.M. PAINTER, re
T. P. PAINTER, ) Offices fitted out with dispatch.
Sah Francisco, Mareh 15-)y
FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape
ad Vines. intending to visit the Wine Lis
INA tricts of Europe text season, IT have
determined to sell off my lange stock of
Chotee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines
« And Cuttings the ensuing Winter,
Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant
Orchards or Vineyarda, or deal in Trees and
Vines, cim have Great Bargains by making early
application. . WILSON FLINT,
Below R Street Levee, and after Dee. Ist will
havea Depot in K Street, between 4th & 5th
Sacramento, for sales nletf
FASHION RESTAURANT.
(aan No. 62, = secs,
S \ 29° BROAD STREET, fess)
; ada vid ae
OPEN AT ALL HOURS\D&% and Night
CHELAN, B, UERISEL...... Proprictor
li’ VENG resamed proprictorsh.p of
_ this wellknown Kestaarant
I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED
v! AIM THE PEOPLE IN
THE BEST STYLE AND AT
MODERATE RATES.
dor Game Suppers, Oyaters, Lobsters, and all
goou things in the market, furuithed ata
mowents notice, and got up im 4 style te suit
the tastes of the greatest epicure.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
I intend to kéep the ** FASHION” as 4 firstclass restaurant, and aa such 1 recommend it to
the people of the city and the county at large.
Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will
lo well to ‘‘ call and see”? for themselves
Nevada. Nov. 26, ISAKTE
BAILEY HOUSE,
3. OW BROAD STREET,
'Q\SEE Propricior would Sapeaae to
‘the public of this county, amdctite State at
large; that-hélas taken charge of Gig above
Splendid New Brick’ Hotel,
Which he designs keeping msthe best style.
“cavelers vigiting Nevada will: find all the com.-fte ofa home at this Hotel.SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS
Furnished persons stopping at this Meuse. ‘The
Beds are all fyrnished with the best SPRING
MA'TTRESS ES and the rooms are eupplicd ina
comfortable andltaxurious style.
THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES
: To be found at the Bar.
RATE OF CHARGES *
Board per week.. .0s0.sese-+s . From $7 to 910,
Meals j +rveeeeeeeeBifty Contes
Board and Lodging per day..,.91 50
This Hote) ¥U) be kept open at all Houre.
yw : N. BAILEY, Proprietor.
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ee wetes Pacer teheee .
. , Embrotdertes,
FACTS! FACTS!
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: 2 eget hath her Victories
“ No less renowned than war,’
So wrote John Milton, and such is the fact.
PPE rete,
. °THE AMERICAN
DRY GOODS STORE
Hs ALREADY wona victory over the
ISKAELITESin the Dry Goods trade, and
having strongly intrenched its position, the Pro. 4
oer are now fully prepared to cry “havoc”
on :
Let slip the Dogs of War,
Qn ‘High Prices
j
The American Dry Goods Store now has ite .
immense batteries of ten inch Columbiajs loaded to the muzzle with :
CHEAP DRY COODS !
And bearing on our ehemies—the Israelite dealers.
THE ACTION
Will commence immediately and continue until
the Israelites run.
FIRST GUN!
A Regular Bomb Shel!—loaded with 1000 Dress
Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall. Goods,
from 5 cents to $1,50 each.
YY
SECOND GUN!
500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to
$100 each.
THIRD GUN:
Shell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at prices to suit every one.
FOURTH GUN!
Rifled Cannon—100 pieces Carpeting, of every
style and description from 15 cents to $3 per yd.
ALL THE BATTERIES !
Leaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every
atyle, in endless variety, and at unprecedented
low prices, superior te any i the city and 25 per
cent cheaper,
WE CLOSE THE BATTLE!
With a regular broadside of
Ribbons.
Gloves, Scarfe,
Shawls,
Cassimeres,
Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks
Open pe Hoods,
Linen Goods,
{Ladies and Gents’ Under Garments,
Hosiery,
Woolen Hoods,
flannels,
Gente’ White Shirts,
.
Damask, Lace Curtaing,
Cil Clotha,
Maitings, Rugs, &c.
entirely,
v
‘Wiping out the Israelites
Don’t be Humbagged into the wrong "Store
but visit the
AMERICAN
Le DRY GOODS STORE! .2:
Aad compare priecs
In connection with our immense Stock of Dry
Goods will be found asplendid aseortiaenut of
SILVER WARE & CUTLERY,
Which will be sold 30 per cent cheaver than cm
be bought in the State.
We have also the Firet and only Stcck of
JAPANESE COODS !
Ever trought to thie city, convisting of
Secretaries,
Work Boxes,
Shawl Boues,
Glove Hoxer,”
Tables,
: Walters, &c. &e.
Useful as wellas Ornamental, whiet will be ecid
VERY Low
Remember the place.
HAGCADORN & BOWLEY,
Xo, 39 BROAD STREET,
NEVADA.
%
*“*UNCLE JIM’S’’
Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment !
HIS LINIMENT has never been known
AL. to fail when applied accordir.g to directions.
During a residence of 19 years in Asia; I have
known it to cure thousands of-stubbern cases,
and in this country hundreds of my fellow-miners
_have been cured by: jts use. r
. For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is
unequalled. Ihave also a Wash prepared that
will cureSore Eyes. Also, a preparation that
will curé RUNNING RHEUMATISM.
‘These preperations have never before been offered to the public, and all J] ask is ONE TRIAL to
prove the truth of the above propositions.
JAMES. SOUTHALL.
For sale at SPENCE’'S Drug Store, Nevada,
and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat. 030-1m
FOR SALE! ;
M. LIEBERT’S MAGNIFICENT
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
JHE undersigned, intending to leave the country, offers to instruct, yratis, in all the
branches of the Daguerreotyre and Photographic
Art, any person who will buy his establishment:
and continue his business. For further particu
Jars apply to the owner, on the premises, No. 88
Broad street, Nevada. ae
all tf A. LIEBERT.
CG. E. WITHINCTON, .
SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
. . OUSE PAINTING promptly attended tc.—
Dealerin Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures
&c. &c. At the foot of Broad st., Nevada. Sel,
A. LAMOTT,
—Successor to Lamott & Collins,—
Corner Second and J Street, Sacramento:
best assortment of Hats, Caps and furs to
ound in the State, and sell at a lower prise
than any other House.
1 would call attention to my FALL STYLE
HATS whichtakes the lead of them all. =
N. &.—AlIl orders from the Country promptly
attended to. o22-tf
Ke vest constantly on hand the Largest and
ie
A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr
A. BLOCK & CO.
DEALERS 1Nij,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
o
Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts.
NEVADA.
PURE GROUND
JAWVA COFFEE!
Warranted Fresh, kept constantly on hand and
for sale by
PORTUNE GUES,
Commereial Street, Nevada City
Nevads, Get. 20th, 1861—tf
JAMES J. OT T,
NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE
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No, GO Main sircet, Revadg
{OLD AND ORES, of every DescripKH tion,. Melted, Retined and Assayed at San
Francisco prices. aud KisTURNS MADE IN
BARS OR COLN, in'a few bhepre.
Medting done in the presence of Depusitorg
Crains aud Clippings returned or brought iat
count and aiways guaranteed. Charges for rip
ing aud assaying guld—for lots, below 50 oz Zz
for lots—above 50 oss. 3g Of l per cent — Proporticnate reduction for larger quantities deposited
by regular customers ; forassays ofinincrals, §5
dames J. Ott is now prepared with ~zis NEW
AMALGAMATION WGORKKS. to operate upos
precious ores, either ia the ore or miueral, and ta
ready°to receive HKlatk Sand, Tallmge, Sweep
ings, Tub paninge, Auriferuus Lead, etc., asfd
will work thenr wich tatisfaction at the bowest
rates. (jid-ti JAMES J.-O}F.
BES. CHAPMAN & “IATCH,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentists,
/ Oiice—Corner ct bread and Pine streets,
would mform our friends
& oe Fatal ain 9 vs
OPA Py aii wishing our Rervices thar
a4 KARe PREPARED
to atte ithose favurhas us with a el. at an
hours. feeth after having become sensitive By
exposure of the nerve will. be tilled without,
causing pain. Z :
WE WILT. WARRANT ALL WoRK
Dome at this (flice, to be pertormed in a MORK
SKPLLEUL MANNER, and better satisfaction
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‘given, than elee-where in this vicinity, otherwise
no charge wili be made. Our charges. cac ingdterate, and to suit the times Weare permanently
located in this phive.
Mareh 4, 1361-tf
MINERS!
[Hz best and cheapest Coupling for~ Minigg
Hose ever made, WVerfect, in themeriver—.
cuiripg no clampe to fasten the Hose , Came te:
oo ‘pled and anodupled in Qalf a minate.any
person who upow triut ye etedage returu
them « et hae money . For sale
abe) W. H. CRAWFORD &C >».
And JOHX PATTISON, Telegraph Ozice.
Nevada, Noy. 2", 186i. :
FURNITURE!J. D. COULTER & CO.,
722 MONTGOMERY SFREET 722,
: BETWEEN
Washington sna Seumasnbes.
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
Have now in Store a;
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF FURNITURE
Every Description. POR.
Comprising the Best Assortmentof .
In the Market. For sale, Welesale and Re-.
tail, atthe Lowest Market Rates.
3J/ D, COULTER & CO.,
72% Montgomery Street,
noy. 30-3m San Francisco.
FRENCH, WILSON & CO.
—MAKE—
THE BEST. CLOTHING}
—
FURNISHING GOODS, ALL KINDS. .°
Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices,
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
Clothing,
psig ‘Furnishing Goods,
‘Trunks, .
Valises,
Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, &c.,
To te found in any Retail Houre in California.
Goods suitable for traveling purposes in any.
climate. : . t
FRENCH, WILSON & CO,, *
next door to the What Cheer House, San.Fran-.
cisco.
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Manufacturing: Establishment, No. 102 Liberty
street. New York. ae
P. S.—Measures. taken for.@oods from’ oar
House in New York, and delivered toany part of
this State without extra charge. nov. :
NOW LANDING.
EX LATE ARRIVALS.
Brown Drills and fheetings,
30-INCH SHER TINGS.
BLEACHED *SHEETINGS,
Assorted Widtha.
BLANKETS, ALL GRADES & COLORS.
Prints and Delaines,
In Great Variety.
DRESS AND FANCY . . DRY Goons,
ALEXANDRE’S Genuine KID GLOVES.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.DAVIS &JONES’ SHIRTS
5 Flannels, Hosiery, &e.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Brussels and U-ply Oarpet
NEW PATTERN. S
“PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, »
MATTINGS, HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPBTS :
: AGENCY FOR :
Sewet’s & Comon's Oil Cloths
For tale for Cush, or te firet clags. prompt pay »
ing trade, at u discount from market rates. . "
LAMM IBA Ley,
REG & 18% Clay Streec,
Sun breanciveo.
DAILY STAGE LINE.
For. Washington, Alpha and Omega,
Sixt HORSE STAGE LIN®,
Garryimg the U.S. Mail,
wero, Leaves the National Exers change, Broad strvet; Nevada,
Mee EVERY MORNING, ut
o*cloek,. A, M., and
Arrives dt Washington, at: 12 ou.
Kheturbing-» The atage leaves WASHINGTON
at 7 o’lowk, AME, and arrives in Nevada City at
10 @cluek A.M. i ;
Pergons wishing to, visit-any of the above
mame’? pointe and go with security, they will conrut their eWmrigterest and traveloon the SLX
HORSE STAGE LINE. If would also retorn
v. 350-61
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thanks to the: trayeting: public ‘fdr. thes
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manner ii ywhich they have patronized, m >
and wilkaesure them that it will evet be ae bs a
to contribute te their comfort when they trave]
withme. [haye in my employ oue of. bent
ahd wot ene TK june s ie
RILL, Proprieter,
June 4, 1861-tf . re
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