July 24, 1863 (4 pages)

are, ‘ons that “low hen his road Dil 1 vicall '] . are splendid, and the whole panoraina has the '} on any terms while there is an enemy of the swe en — ~~ ——S FRIDAY MORNING JULY . 26th PANURAMA OF THE Wak.—There is now exhibiting at the Theatre, Pearson's . the Panorama of the War. It will remain duriog the week exhibiting each evening. The "paintings. are -meriterious, embracing wat scenes of every description from the fring of thefirsf gua down_-to the batties of Antietam and Fredericksburg. Some of the views ‘appearance of being true and according to nature. By looking at the panorama ope. will get a fin idea of the appearance of our fleets. armies and fortifications, and of nearly all the principal stirring scenes of the war. The views are so many that we can recollect pe great-erent-of the war down: to the atted. Go and see it. . ResoLutions.—The following resolutions were adopted atthe Union County Convens tion, which met in this city on Weduesday + last: Resolved. That we cordially re«affirm the following resolutions adopted at the Union State Convention of 1862: Resolved, That we heertily indorse the present National Admimstration, and hereby pledge ourselves to sustaia it in allits effuits to preserve the. Union. Resolved, That we are'in favor of a vigor ous proseccution of the-war, without regard to cost or sacrifice, until the last: rebel is disarmed and the supremacy of the National Government acknowledged in every State and Territory of the Unien. Resolved, That.we have no sympathy with any party or person who advocates a peace ‘Union in open -rebellion against the Gevernment’; and that such a peace would prove to be but a hollow truce, leading again to res ‘bellfion and war, and would be a lasting dis. grace ‘to ‘us and our country. ‘Reséloed, ‘That every citizen of the United States owes an allegiance to the National kiance to any State, and that any other doc}trine-would be repugnant te the Constitution and to every principle upon which our Government 1¢ founded. Resoléed, ‘That since the inauguration of the present National Administration, all issues heretofore dividing the loyal ple of the different political parties have been settled, and the only issue now before the naa tion is unien or disunion. Resolved, That we heartily indorse the President's Proclamation of Freedom, of January 1, 1863, believing it to be a wiee i}proper war measure, and a step ouward in ‘the cause of civilization and human proTess. ‘Resolved, That the brave officers and men who are upholding the National flag on land aad sea are worthy the admiration of.manind and the gratitude of the nation. ‘Resolved, That we cull upon all loyal citiens to unite with us in rebuking defeat. at the polls in Septembernext the maligmat tribe of copperheads, Who. fle claiming the aame of Democrats, on all occasions to dissvurage out armies in thé held, and to corrupt the patriotic sentiment of the loyal people of the country. , (Resolved, That we bail with joy the glorius triumphs of the National armse—as the herald of peace to the “ ublic by the only possible means—through final victory. Resolved, That we heartily endoree the war measures of the Administtation— ne nd atl—and will cordially support every act hat shall tend to cripple this foul rebellion nd promote its utter and final defeat. ‘Resolved, that the safety and honor of Calornia demands that the party styling themlves Democrats, but. under a fimery pres xt-of loyalty, secretly sympathising with reason, be defeated at the polls. And to his end we a ourselves to lay aside all rty prejudices uf every name, and labor ealously and earnestly for the success of the bole Union ticket—State and Cuunty. A Goon SHargpsnvorer.—Probably the t sharpsheoter m Grant's army is Lieupcoant Foster of the Twenty-third Indiana, ttached to Gen. Stevengun”s brigade, of an’s division. When the army took up present position, Foster obtained permis. to sharpshoot on his own book. He impediately dug a hole in the earth, within. ry short range of the rebel works, and te he paserd the most of bis time since © is a dead shot. and never fails'to “drop” >unfortunate rebel who shows himself thin eight hundred ‘yards of him. Every rning, before daylight, Foster goes to his tle fort, which is kaown as “Coon-skin ole,” from the nature of the material of hich his shooting cap is composed. He has lled more rebels since the 19th ult., than y company ofsharpsbooters in the army.— or. Cin. Commercial. ' Tue Wear Cxor.—From a party of ree gentlemen who have been traversing the heat growing districts of this State we learn it the geners. appearance of the crop is od; that more acres bave been sown than > year previous, and,.willbarring partial lures im a few countiés, there wall un the p! ole, be a crup fuliy equal to that of last ; while of barley the same party report Plendid crop, the yield of -w will be Sreater than that of last year.— Bulletin. JOHN LB. WELLER talks open — is days in a prison. inemory tack at Fredericksburg that is not represen. Government which is paramount to his alle-'. ’ : The best race of the season will come off, over CLENBROOK COURSE, iid August 8th, Jacobs” Mare ad —Weatt's“enest Ance,” » Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track, One Dollar. BRANNAN & DENISON, Proprietors. Saturday, 1863. Nevada, July 15th. ‘Clothing . Clothing! i AT GREA&ILY REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of -Broad & Pine Streets, H‘* how determined to Dispose of his Entire New Stock of Spring sid ‘Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, &e, ac. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of making room for a large : STOCK OF FALL GOODS, For which I have already made arrangements. examine for themselves, as inducements ee offered ge low prices ev ot the best quall-. goods goods warranted as_ represen. fod. PAPE} P. BANNER M8 Corner of Broad ond Pine Mevada, July 17th. 4 streets. New Orleans Fruit Store! ! ‘ No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale and tail. + Tobacco, « 9 ete. Nevada, 28th—tf FOR SALE CHEAP. FRE ’ for sale at a sacrifice. Also a fine of HORSKS anda WAGON: Apply y at the TRamscrirT Orrice, or to ANTUINE L'’HERMITE, FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, : Opposite St. Leuis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cas. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly om band, > table hela Sass Oona’ when ables A fine assortment of Goods usually found in » store of that kind. ° His articies are all of the first quality and will be sold for cash.— He can always be found at his old on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th ¥. oO TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro iret through fro: [vm annn yd doen lh = three hours ! is d the accom . freight traffic o ® wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and’ arrive in the city so as to have from five to six hours at their disyeem, Snaaens the same ds R. nS or e°-¢ % V.R.R. AND C. C. RB. Leave Sacramento...6.30 A. M, and 2 P. eave Lincoln.» ++-+s6015 A. RM. and 10.304. Freight and Passenger Tariff. , Through Freigi OCC S eee eee weeee Four Dellare C. L. WILBON Nov. 30th, 1861 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. YHE undersigned has opened a Fruit store posite the National Exc e Hetel, on Broad street, and ape with reliable parties for 2 constant sup-, yor: i Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of whieh will be kept on hand and sold by _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. « t whis Route is 750 miles shorter than . bg rage my ot gpa gh ond 7“ ° invenPersons in want of any of the above named ar. . tion ve color or ¢ stron ‘ticles will find it to their advan’ to call and . ¢nough to stand upon its own merits. ne Homeste rue . BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 MAzrrscrune IROW CASTINGS made arrange. « eras THE PEOPLE's” NEW YORK, ' via Nicargua, . Whe fast und favorite Double Engine Steamship <a MOSES TAYLOR J.H. BLETHEN.. eseececes« +: Oounminnder Will be dispatched for “SAN JUAN PEL SUR, At 9 o’elock, ies M., ON THURSDAY.. JULY 234, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, WITH TRE SPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP; AMERICA, . FOR NEW YORK. the Panama. Great Reduction in Rat A man of experienee will be sent on each steamer to take charge of the baggage and of ladics who may be traveling alone. Fer further information, apply to i 1.K. ROBERTS, Agent. No 407 Washington street, j19-td Opposite the Post Office. San Frencisco. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following steamships will be dispatched 4 the month of July 1863: : Golden Age—July 3d. St Louis—July 13th. Constitution—July 234. F ‘ rom Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’clock, A.M. =i For Panama. . Pas 8 will be conveyed t A-pinwall by the Fone Raileen ag tin lroad Compan and from /*pinwallto New York by the Atlantic A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sscramento & Leidesdorff ats. San'Frencisco Marden & Folger’s CELEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! Tissot ote tates Tees tea clas 8 and is used by them—does not contain any of the un—AL80— Fresh Califernia Groand at ayy MUSTARD. Are admitt all te be far supeMarden & Folger's Java Coffee OR SPICES, From any of the Grocers, or from their FOR SALE. ads& Valuable Real Estate 20 VARA LOTS entire blecks of beantiful G in of San States, respect it—besides aun Sedorenelie as rte A th ree Rome a e so thas theese metoren 6 cited an it. Whoever purchases buy a lotand not a lawsuit. ~ PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS !! ! Machinery of a1] Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMA TOR A Special for Mantel Grates, Steve Works, Cal9 ete. ete. ates Nos. 19 and #1 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf s ALEXANDER BUSWELL, actical Book er, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man turer, ann Clay and 514 streets, between and Sansome. San Francisco. ae description neatly execu’ Blank Books outed and bound toany ae ~~! a tern. e22Rich quarts Specimens! UIT ABLE for and. , inr Bought at a Large over the intris sic vale * SAMRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco a Ses WANTED: on Go QUABTZ SUITABLE FOR P 7 “rnOM ewel B RA. DE RCY, api2 3 487 Pine street, San Fran cieco HAULING DONE! DERS for pg Yn sage . San p will be Rept, ts sendioccs for Teame be : small jobs, Orders TOM. TUBNER. . epi. . ‘Nevada, May 9th, 1863. : Having pur chased the entire stock of Ambro F : "Photographs, Eto. CH. FERRAND & co., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada. (eee UR rooms have been recently supplied with excellent apparatus. : ts tobe " P ’ and we ale prepared Large Photographs, : Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ~ Photogtaphic Views, Etc., Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES taken in LOCEETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given igall cases gr I Akencsses are as well taken in eaek as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Halil. H. H, Shaffer & Co. Lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, i! Tables, ye Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at . reasonable rates. Upholstery of all description done. s Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, NEVADA OITY, CAL. BATES & McOORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, %” Preseriptions carefully compounded. £4 JUST RECEIVED J. $00 BOXES!! : $i ainda = A. H. MICKLE & SONS. POREST ROSE, TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept im the Hardware and Crockery line wih be sold at the lowest Commercial Street, Nevada. ‘A few doors below Pine. DISSOLUTION. E heretofore be wasettiod business with the lale firm wilf ext ASTING. — as E.C.P YMAR. Wholesale. Druggist, . open 4 ‘. SPACIOUs AND ELEGAN’T BRICK STRUCEMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street. J.C. MASEL «& co., (Successors to Chas Kent.) und at the above plece, where they keep ca hand the best quality er Amen .au ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork, Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor sale ¢* a teas: ‘onable price pie bel }Retail Dealers furnislied with Reef alow P ping t mh27-t ‘BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZEH’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tY rates. He solicits a continuance of the very hib__Nevada, May 28thif CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Two. doors. below: the TRANSGHIPT . offer BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at. Wholesale and-Ketail.— This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers wil] be attended With out a moment’s delfy. Broad Strect Market. No, 48 Broad street.. 2. 005. -. Nevada hand at the above well known mar» ket, and for sale in quantities. .te ‘he city free of — *rices accor’ _weny of meats purchased: cral patrenage heretofore received. aon Commercial Street, . Ly] FRESH MEA TS@OF att, plied with the choicest meate of Nevada, Sept -3d4.—tf get Alljkinds of Meat constantiy on suit purchasers. Meats delivered JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. : L. PHILLIPS, C—O" COMMERCIAL STREET has just reecived the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «ec. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep wonstantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. ; Nevada, May 23¢—tf Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, i N2 43 Pine Street, has just received aiarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, lec., a Which he vell at low rates. Give me one trial. Fresh Banch Buiter received every ‘ day. my2s DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35,'Commercial Street, Nevade. Las os ce & RETAIL; DEALlers in . GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, ite Gnade Delivered Fugu of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. D. 8. BAKER, DBALER IN. Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed. . ' No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. : LS pages MEATS, of ALLL. KINDS aa hand and for wale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered Free efCharge *Within ateasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all. kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. A301 J. W. CLARE, San Franciero. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. ~ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO Ge MODEa aor ee Ske uae ne INING » &e. c. e ' Stand ae cceupted Es EK & NEW. Sa Pserllgie =~ = cons . rack fereipt of a com te Stock o 8, WwW moet reasonable rates for ABH. Aportion of be ao Pesronene ——, ‘isin vered free es Goods de’ WRAY Nevada, March, 18th 1862. GEO. A. WEAVER ‘ec. R&TO. REMOVAL! CHE Famous Pro v letor 4 of the well known and Old estabiiah ey ed Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons ; and. friends that on and aft r the first of. . November next he will remove from the oid; @)lapidated building on Broadway, where he resided since June, 1862, and will tha TURE, which was built expressly for a hotel, rong hows. with gas, an Chrystel Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this ythe room + all being well ventilated, large and commod ous; and I’do not hesitate in soying that KHKOOKLYN house will be second tonone in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and ai) others Visiting the eity, a e invited to come and examine for themselves. The Brooklyn Hotei Omnibus willconvey you to the House free, anc if you do sot ie one aceuarevanat wa coset you nothing. he ¢ us a abe at the wharf on + en Ss of eee ae f steamers, to take paseenvers an bool Aad Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotelis conveniently si uated, being in the erntral part of theeity, wher: th¢ cars of the city Railroa eee Ses every ee minutes each way, to . parts a: ins large Roading Room att to the House and Library containing 600 volumce of ". StandardWorks. exclusively for the ase of ite ueste Koome be let by night, week or month, with rig oa ies, eleghn sultes of to ilies or others. at rednced rates fe wil ave _— lied og afford, rege tee will be spared to set criticism taule of the mer. arg a ‘om BELLY, Jt: J.C. MASEL & CO., reepert fully Inform their *riende and the _ ic that they can always be "SBF will be sold «t BROOKLYN HOTEL! on the utheast corner of Sansome and Pine streets. The Building is fire and sapplied . water the premiere ?

are, ‘ons that “low hen his road Dil 1 vicall '] . are splendid, and the whole panoraina has the '} on any terms while there is an enemy of the swe en — ~~ ——S FRIDAY MORNING JULY . 26th PANURAMA OF THE Wak.—There is now exhibiting at the Theatre, Pearson's . the Panorama of the War. It will remain duriog the week exhibiting each evening. The "paintings. are -meriterious, embracing wat scenes of every description from the fring of thefirsf gua down_-to the batties of Antietam and Fredericksburg. Some of the views ‘appearance of being true and according to nature. By looking at the panorama ope. will get a fin idea of the appearance of our fleets. armies and fortifications, and of nearly all the principal stirring scenes of the war. The views are so many that we can recollect pe great-erent-of the war down: to the atted. Go and see it. . ResoLutions.—The following resolutions were adopted atthe Union County Convens tion, which met in this city on Weduesday + last: Resolved. That we cordially re«affirm the following resolutions adopted at the Union State Convention of 1862: Resolved, That we heertily indorse the present National Admimstration, and hereby pledge ourselves to sustaia it in allits effuits to preserve the. Union. Resolved, That we are'in favor of a vigor ous proseccution of the-war, without regard to cost or sacrifice, until the last: rebel is disarmed and the supremacy of the National Government acknowledged in every State and Territory of the Unien. Resolved, That.we have no sympathy with any party or person who advocates a peace ‘Union in open -rebellion against the Gevernment’; and that such a peace would prove to be but a hollow truce, leading again to res ‘bellfion and war, and would be a lasting dis. grace ‘to ‘us and our country. ‘Reséloed, ‘That every citizen of the United States owes an allegiance to the National kiance to any State, and that any other doc}trine-would be repugnant te the Constitution and to every principle upon which our Government 1¢ founded. Resoléed, ‘That since the inauguration of the present National Administration, all issues heretofore dividing the loyal ple of the different political parties have been settled, and the only issue now before the naa tion is unien or disunion. Resolved, That we heartily indorse the President's Proclamation of Freedom, of January 1, 1863, believing it to be a wiee i}proper war measure, and a step ouward in ‘the cause of civilization and human proTess. ‘Resolved, That the brave officers and men who are upholding the National flag on land aad sea are worthy the admiration of.manind and the gratitude of the nation. ‘Resolved, That we cull upon all loyal citiens to unite with us in rebuking defeat. at the polls in Septembernext the maligmat tribe of copperheads, Who. fle claiming the aame of Democrats, on all occasions to dissvurage out armies in thé held, and to corrupt the patriotic sentiment of the loyal people of the country. , (Resolved, That we bail with joy the glorius triumphs of the National armse—as the herald of peace to the “ ublic by the only possible means—through final victory. Resolved, That we heartily endoree the war measures of the Administtation— ne nd atl—and will cordially support every act hat shall tend to cripple this foul rebellion nd promote its utter and final defeat. ‘Resolved, that the safety and honor of Calornia demands that the party styling themlves Democrats, but. under a fimery pres xt-of loyalty, secretly sympathising with reason, be defeated at the polls. And to his end we a ourselves to lay aside all rty prejudices uf every name, and labor ealously and earnestly for the success of the bole Union ticket—State and Cuunty. A Goon SHargpsnvorer.—Probably the t sharpsheoter m Grant's army is Lieupcoant Foster of the Twenty-third Indiana, ttached to Gen. Stevengun”s brigade, of an’s division. When the army took up present position, Foster obtained permis. to sharpshoot on his own book. He impediately dug a hole in the earth, within. ry short range of the rebel works, and te he paserd the most of bis time since © is a dead shot. and never fails'to “drop” >unfortunate rebel who shows himself thin eight hundred ‘yards of him. Every rning, before daylight, Foster goes to his tle fort, which is kaown as “Coon-skin ole,” from the nature of the material of hich his shooting cap is composed. He has lled more rebels since the 19th ult., than y company ofsharpsbooters in the army.— or. Cin. Commercial. ' Tue Wear Cxor.—From a party of ree gentlemen who have been traversing the heat growing districts of this State we learn it the geners. appearance of the crop is od; that more acres bave been sown than > year previous, and,.willbarring partial lures im a few countiés, there wall un the p! ole, be a crup fuliy equal to that of last ; while of barley the same party report Plendid crop, the yield of -w will be Sreater than that of last year.— Bulletin. JOHN LB. WELLER talks open — is days in a prison. inemory tack at Fredericksburg that is not represen. Government which is paramount to his alle-'. ’ : The best race of the season will come off, over CLENBROOK COURSE, iid August 8th, Jacobs” Mare ad —Weatt's“enest Ance,” » Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track, One Dollar. BRANNAN & DENISON, Proprietors. Saturday, 1863. Nevada, July 15th. ‘Clothing . Clothing! i AT GREA&ILY REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of -Broad & Pine Streets, H‘* how determined to Dispose of his Entire New Stock of Spring sid ‘Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, &e, ac. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of making room for a large : STOCK OF FALL GOODS, For which I have already made arrangements. examine for themselves, as inducements ee offered ge low prices ev ot the best quall-. goods goods warranted as_ represen. fod. PAPE} P. BANNER M8 Corner of Broad ond Pine Mevada, July 17th. 4 streets. New Orleans Fruit Store! ! ‘ No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale and tail. + Tobacco, « 9 ete. Nevada, 28th—tf FOR SALE CHEAP. FRE ’ for sale at a sacrifice. Also a fine of HORSKS anda WAGON: Apply y at the TRamscrirT Orrice, or to ANTUINE L'’HERMITE, FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, : Opposite St. Leuis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cas. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly om band, > table hela Sass Oona’ when ables A fine assortment of Goods usually found in » store of that kind. ° His articies are all of the first quality and will be sold for cash.— He can always be found at his old on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th ¥. oO TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro iret through fro: [vm annn yd doen lh = three hours ! is d the accom . freight traffic o ® wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and’ arrive in the city so as to have from five to six hours at their disyeem, Snaaens the same ds R. nS or e°-¢ % V.R.R. AND C. C. RB. Leave Sacramento.....6.30 A. M, and 2 P. eave Lincoln..» ++-+s6015 A. RM. and 10.304. Freight and Passenger Tariff. , Through Freigi OCC S eee eee weeee Four Dellare C. L. WILBON Nov. 30th, 1861 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. YHE undersigned has opened a Fruit store posite the National Exc e Hetel, on Broad street, and ape with reliable parties for 2 constant sup-, yor: i Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of whieh will be kept on hand and sold by _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. « t whis Route is 750 miles shorter than . bg rage my ot gpa gh ond 7“ ° invenPersons in want of any of the above named ar. . tion ve color or ¢ stron ‘ticles will find it to their advan’ to call and . ¢nough to stand upon its own merits. ne Homeste rue . BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 MAzrrscrune IROW CASTINGS made arrange. « eras THE PEOPLE's” NEW YORK, ' via Nicargua, . Whe fast und favorite Double Engine Steamship <a MOSES TAYLOR J.H. BLETHEN.... eseececes« +: Oounminnder Will be dispatched for “SAN JUAN PEL SUR, At 9 o’elock, ies M., ON THURSDAY.... JULY 234, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, WITH TRE SPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP; AMERICA, . FOR NEW YORK. the Panama. Great Reduction in Rat A man of experienee will be sent on each steamer to take charge of the baggage and of ladics who may be traveling alone. Fer further information, apply to i 1.K. ROBERTS, Agent. No 407 Washington street, j19-td Opposite the Post Office. San Frencisco. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following steamships will be dispatched 4 the month of July 1863: : Golden Age—July 3d. St Louis—July 13th. Constitution—July 234. F ‘ rom Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’clock, A.M. =i For Panama. . Pas 8 will be conveyed t A-pinwall by the Fone Raileen ag tin lroad Compan and from /*pinwallto New York by the Atlantic A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sscramento & Leidesdorff ats. San'Frencisco Marden & Folger’s CELEBRATED

FAMILY COFFEE! Tissot ote tates Tees tea clas 8 and is used by them—does not contain any of the un—AL80— Fresh Califernia Groand at ayy MUSTARD. Are admitt all te be far supeMarden & Folger's Java Coffee OR SPICES, From any of the Grocers, or from their FOR SALE. ads& Valuable Real Estate 20 VARA LOTS entire blecks of beantiful G in of San States, respect it—besides aun Sedorenelie as rte A th ree Rome a e so thas theese metoren 6 cited an it. Whoever purchases buy a lotand not a lawsuit. ~ PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS !! ! Machinery of a1] Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMA TOR A Special for Mantel Grates, Steve Works, Cal9 ete. ete. ates Nos. 19 and #1 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf s ALEXANDER BUSWELL, actical Book er, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man turer, ann Clay and 514 streets, between and Sansome. San Francisco. ae description neatly execu’ Blank Books outed and bound toany ae ~~! a tern. e22Rich quarts Specimens! UIT ABLE for and. , inr Bought at a Large over the intris sic vale * SAMRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco a Ses WANTED: on Go QUABTZ SUITABLE FOR P 7 “rnOM ewel B RA. DE RCY, api2 3 487 Pine street, San Fran cieco HAULING DONE! DERS for pg Yn sage . San p will be Rept, ts sendioccs for Teame be : small jobs, Orders TOM. TUBNER. . epi. . ‘Nevada, May 9th, 1863. : Having pur chased the entire stock of Ambro F : "Photographs, Eto. CH. FERRAND & co., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada. (eee UR rooms have been recently supplied with excellent apparatus. : ts tobe " P ’ and we ale prepared Large Photographs, : Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ~ Photogtaphic Views, Etc., Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES taken in LOCEETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given igall cases gr I Akencsses are as well taken in eaek as in clear weather.. CH. FERRAND & CO. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Halil. H. H, Shaffer & Co. Lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, i! Tables, ye Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at . reasonable rates. Upholstery of all description done. s Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, NEVADA OITY, CAL. BATES & McOORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, %” Preseriptions carefully compounded. £4 JUST RECEIVED J. $00 BOXES!! : $i ainda = A. H. MICKLE & SONS. POREST ROSE, TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept im the Hardware and Crockery line wih be sold at the lowest Commercial Street, Nevada. ‘A few doors below Pine. DISSOLUTION. E heretofore be wasettiod business with the lale firm wilf ext ASTING. — as E.C.P YMAR. Wholesale. Druggist, . open 4 ‘. SPACIOUs AND ELEGAN’T BRICK STRUCEMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street. J.C. MASEL «& co., (Successors to Chas Kent.) und at the above plece, where they keep ca hand the best quality er Amen .au ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork, Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor sale ¢* a teas: ‘onable price pie bel }Retail Dealers furnislied with Reef alow P ping t mh27-t ‘BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZEH’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tY rates. He solicits a continuance of the very hib__Nevada, May 28thif CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Two. doors. below: the TRANSGHIPT . offer BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at. Wholesale and-Ketail.— This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers wil] be attended With out a moment’s delfy. Broad Strect Market. No, 48 Broad street... 2.. 005. -. Nevada hand at the above well known mar» ket, and for sale in quantities. .te ‘he city free of — *rices accor’ _weny of meats purchased: cral patrenage heretofore received. aon Commercial Street, . Ly] FRESH MEA TS@OF att, plied with the choicest meate of Nevada, Sept -3d4.—tf get Alljkinds of Meat constantiy on suit purchasers. Meats delivered JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. : L. PHILLIPS, C—O" COMMERCIAL STREET has just reecived the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «ec. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep wonstantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. ; Nevada, May 23¢—tf Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, i N2 43 Pine Street, has just received aiarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, lec., a Which he vell at low rates. Give me one trial. Fresh Banch Buiter received every ‘ day. my2s DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35,'Commercial Street, Nevade. Las os ce & RETAIL; DEALlers in . GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, ite Gnade Delivered Fugu of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. D. 8. BAKER, DBALER IN. Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed. . ' No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. : LS pages MEATS, of ALLL. KINDS aa hand and for wale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered Free efCharge *Within ateasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all. kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. A301 J. W. CLARE, San Franciero. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. ~ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO Ge MODEa aor ee Ske uae ne INING » &e. c. e ' Stand ae cceupted Es EK & NEW. Sa Pserllgie =~ = cons . rack fereipt of a com te Stock o 8, WwW moet reasonable rates for ABH. Aportion of be ao Pesronene ——, ‘isin vered free es Goods de’ WRAY Nevada, March, 18th 1862. GEO. A. WEAVER ‘ec. R&TO. REMOVAL! CHE Famous Pro v letor 4 of the well known and Old estabiiah ey ed Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons ; and. friends that on and aft r the first of. . November next he will remove from the oid; @)lapidated building on Broadway, where he resided since June, 1862, and will tha TURE, which was built expressly for a hotel, rong hows. with gas, an Chrystel Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this ythe room + all being well ventilated, large and commod ous; and I’do not hesitate in soying that KHKOOKLYN house will be second tonone in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and ai) others Visiting the eity, a e invited to come and examine for themselves. The Brooklyn Hotei Omnibus willconvey you to the House free, anc if you do sot ie one aceuarevanat wa coset you nothing. he ¢ us a abe at the wharf on + en Ss of eee ae f steamers, to take paseenvers an bool Aad Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotelis conveniently si uated, being in the erntral part of theeity, wher: th¢ cars of the city Railroa eee Ses every ee minutes each way, to . parts a: ins large Roading Room att to the House and Library containing 600 volumce of ". StandardWorks. exclusively for the ase of ite ueste Koome be let by night, week or month, with rig oa ies, eleghn sultes of to ilies or others. at rednced rates fe wil ave _— lied og afford, rege tee will be spared to set criticism taule of the mer. arg a ‘om BELLY, Jt: J.C. MASEL & CO., reepert fully Inform their *riende and the _ ic that they can always be "SBF will be sold «t BROOKLYN HOTEL! on the utheast corner of Sansome and Pine streets. The Building is fire and sapplied . water the premiere ?