June 18, 1862 (4 pages)

CE, CrIpat San Dh IN ty n ines, mee -. Bit cts cipal -In the School re Citi liberal] ion to . given $5 00 -$4 00 yon 3 OA) EY. ndry 7. City SUIT — UCT Hr Hes Mille, ) filled ‘Dlish ren OM. : VE, Most r dis rVous liness Kalei-s ralgin ooth. . Ite ble, Belin epsy . sions, upon pro Mind, lerfiul rrect fAdul eothr it but lege; firm adds nish dc. e& ncis ém dif. efore that itons ‘ton Bpect ed to thes 4 ede fen 6 plied ruite r the . orWEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18. aa mgngedon Fourtu oF JuLY CeLepeation.—We are happy to announce that'steps have already fren taken which will sure a proper celeSration of the next national anniversary. Not «nly have the different, fire companies. ap« pointed committees which are to meet in wee wens eee . “rder te come to a proper understanding, bug . . the citizens have also moved in the matter and appuinted a committee which is to act in “concert wtth the firemen, and we have no doubt that the programme which will be adopted by them will be worthy of the oc casion, The tollowing are the gentlemen appuinted by the fire companies and citizens ; Protection Hook and Ladder Company— Geo. W. Welch, L. C. Wiekes and N. P. Brown. : Nevadw Hose Company No 1—M. H. Funston, G. A. Chureh, L. W. Williams. Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2—F. HFisher, Chief Kngineer; G. Schmidtburg; P. Muleahy ; O. E. Green. Cadete—Dewitt Tisdale, Dennis Hunt and J.H. Stebbins a Citizens’ Committee — T. P. Hawley, E. Block and Chyles Kent. We are requésted to state that the above named gentlemen will meet at the Theatre this afternoon at four o'clock, in order te come a proper understanding as to the measures tobe “adopted: We shall publish thie result of their deliberations. War tn ArRrica. — These are troublous and pugilistia times. To nee the expressive language of a colored friend of eurs: “ the ~ utmosphere am chuck full of musses."* Two sons of Ham, Messrs. Kinkhead and Sailor Jack, affected by the prevailing influenze, got into a wordy “ howulty” a few days since, in . the course of which Mr. Kink applied an epithet to Mr. Jack which was highly disrespecttul to his (Mr. Jack’s)maternal progenitor, und, per consequenee, not very com“\ plimentary to Mr. Jack himself. This latter \ f ynuding to the impulse of the moment, picked up a brick which he foolishly hurled at Mr. Kiik’s head. The only result of this hostile act was the destruction of a useful brick and the incensing of Mr.’ Kinkhead who swore dire vengeance. The opportunity to gratify this desire on the part of Mr. Kinkhead pre. . sented itself day before yesterday, when Mr. Jack went past his house on Spring street. To make # long story short Mr. K.,no sodner perceived his enemy than he ‘‘ mounted” him. Long and bloody was the battle; the wool flew and shins suffered terrible excoriations. Kinkhead hed the advantage in weight but Jack had more “science.” This latter prevailed at last and Mr. Kinkhead came out of the fight with his kinks straightened out, and indebted to the generosity of his adversary in not having his good looks ruined for weeks te come, as Mr. Jack afterwards remarked that he did not wish to black his faee too d—d bad. Aen eek ek HANLON BROTHERS.—We take pleasure in stating the services uf the celebrated Hanlon Brothers have been secured to give eclat to the Fourth of July in this city. George 5S. Peirce & Co. bave made ‘satisfactory ar. rangements with the troupe and they are to appear on the night of the 3d and twice on the 4th of July. A Pavilion of wood willbe constructed to accommodate them ,150 by 50 feet and 40 feet high, capable of seating 2,500 people. The Hanlon Brothers will exhibit nowhere else in Nevada county while they remain in California, aud, therefore, it becomes us all, if we wish to see these won derful prodigies to be on hand when they come. The Hanlon Brothers are beyond question, in gymnasts and acrobats, far ahead of any that have ever appeared in the world. They went to Paris, net long since, and astonished old professors of their art, themselves. At San Francisco they have been drawing crowde fortwo months To know what the body of a man can do one must see the Hanlon Bros. and wonder. i TREES DyinG.—Our correepondent, T A.5., is not entirely correct in his article on . ~ Trees Dying. We have seen trees that have not been irrigated or pruned at all standing 20 & dry soil, that have been amen oy what we termed the “frozen sap blight’’ in-a former article. The other remarks of T. A S. are, we think, perfectly correct. a RoaD ConTrRacr.—The Board ef Trus. tees have awarded the contract for constructing the road connecting with the Pine Street Bridge at the South end, to Mr. Getebell, for $350; the werk te be completed by the let July. N. Tarnec ie given a: security jo. of J. on the bonds. men ave already at work apon the “mao — THE YUBA GAP-ROAD ! NEVADA TERRITORY : : emma THE YUBA GAP STAGE LINE , ee eee Passenger Train, CARRYING LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, YT Bets on and after the 2th of May, 182, make @— ‘regular tri-weeklv 8, from DOWNIEVILLE on Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Antelope Springs, ashoe City, Ophir Works, Franktown, CARSON CITY, Dayton, SILVER CITY, Gold Hill and VIRGINIA CITY. Leaving the office’ of Lang'on’s ‘Pioneer y Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers trave’ this route will have but t y-seven miles travel, from Downievitle to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be pe — to —veene Map them to VirY, passing through asu m of. vala. and over po the moet beautiful natural roads in the werld ; vopeine at the Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscre in Truc kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. Phe accommodations along this route; fer the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there Will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be nade with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUMBOLDT MINES. For freirht or passage. apply to the officcof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. Nevada. June 13th, 1662. FASHION RESTAURANT. at. ce ow: ~FORMERLY— NO. 62, BROAD ST., NEVADA. MONAHAN & FLINN, . Proprietors. THE OLDEST ' NEATEST; BEST AND CHEAPEST IN Ps Sy ce S&S Se as Cie sip “all Nevada, June ith, 1662. tf SOMETHING NEW ! RESTAURANT ?!? ‘]‘HE undersigned has opened at No. 65_ J Broad Street, one door above the Fashiou Restaurant a R¢ TISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! vee which will b carried on in a style heretofore un known in Nevada, Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, are invited tocall. The culinary department is carried on in sight of the customer aad none but the choicest morsels are used here. Famplies wishing to have a Boast, deliver ed to them, or parties desirous of a Recherche Dinner are invited to cal’. The services : One ef the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Proprie tor who understands something in tha’ line himeelf, and it is his inten’ jun to make this a MODEL RESTAURANT. Charges aceording to ordere. C. LECOeY. Nevada. Jnne 15th, 1862. A.® HAL H.T. GRAVES. A. S. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, ANir MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT WIRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material fuc nished. erection of wire Suspension Bridges and Aque ducts for some¢ years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at a low fig ure, guararteeing permanency. BTOrre. ies Who are about erecting bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall be fore deciding to baild wooden structures. as the recent floods throughout the State have proven tiiem to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Suspentions are now in use in different localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least affected by the freshets. Wire Rope for Mining and Ferry purposes of any length or size desired. being cheaper than hemp. Scales of weight and strength, with prices acnexed, furnished on application to the man ufacturers, or their tsinthe interior towne A.5. HALLIDIE & CO. apZjm 413 Clay Street. San Francisco. LOST ! O'eds Danan, kebdenee tak eons by leaving it at the TxanscuirrT Office. Having been constantly engaged in the . ane wader semtence of this county murder of J. Ms Any person ar said Burke, , plac ing him “im such tha: possession of him will receive $500 Kowal mw e is 4 = Ww. TON, Nevada, June Lith, a aatatcae TT *CRAND BALL’! TO BE GIVEN aT LAKE CITy 1! ~-BY— MR. & MRS. BREMOND, Wednesday, June 25th, 1862. Committee of Arrangemeiits. Lake City...James crests. Wm. Henry. Columbia Hill.E. O. Hubbert, John McBrown. POKCE. oboe ss. ee cececseeseseed. B Murphy. San Jean.) T a P. Gainor, Wm. Berry, Prench Corrall.. -Mouehaque, A. Morateur. Nevada City.A. Casamayou. A. Liebert, G. Vv Schmithbargh. Gress Valley.. B. L. Lamarque, M_ Prabus< Humbug ng aa Andrews, Antoine Mayoux. Woolsey’s Fiat.,J. H. Anderson, Buck Green. Moore’s Flat.. R. Hickmen, George Preston. Orleans Flat. . Hagerty. Pere ewes rererevees ; Floor Managers. John MeBrown, Fc dwnconlinand HOTEL DE PARIS. Broad Street, Nevada City. OV. CHAUVEL..Proprictor. ‘PHIS well known establishment has just undergone a thorough refitting and overhauling, and the Pro~~ prietor Invites the Public to call and examine for themselves. Ne effortis eapared to make ita First Class Motel and Ristaurani, where travelers and boarders will meet with every attention. i x Ball, spin « tae and Dinner parties will be gotten upto order, by mada bs to the under. signed OV. CHAUVEL. Nevada, June 10th, 1862. tf For the Celebration of JULY 4th, 1862! ! f.': ed chadipsniclaabrcwgad at the Laboratory ° oO. F. GIFPFIN & BRO. San Francisco, California. committees, Clubs, or Individuals desiring Displays should send their o: ders without delay to O. F. GRIFFIN & BRO. No. 407 Front street, San Francisco. Lists of kinds and prices sent by mail or exress when reg uested ; june 3 SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. CEORCE E. TURNER, —DFALER IX— _ Stoves, Tin, Hardware, {UTLERY, Wooden and Willow Ware / Rubber tose, Couptings, Hose Pipe, Rope, Naile, Grind stanes, Locks, Butts and Screws CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, LEAD and IRON PIPE, Faucets, STEWART’S COOK-.STOVES! Nos. 18 & 19 Commarcial St>, Nevada x7 Tin, Copper and She et [ron Ware made to order. 1 FPoR SALE Sx OR RENT! ee undersigned, being about to leave the country, Offere to sellor rent hie ) Ftluckamithing fat j Establishment vitmated at . WORTH BLOOMFIELD. . It-oneiste of Two Forges, a Complete Set . of Tools, Dwelling Mouse, a c., located in the center of the town. and ia now doiny a GOOD BUSINESS. A man understanding horse and ox-shoe. FLOURISHING BUSINESS! [tis the Only Shopin the place . For further particulare apply at theTr\s . SCRIPT office. A, GUILLOR}. . Nortir bioumficid” May 2540 1862 ow . img, is cursain todos . { . BE. B. KEYES. . AVING purchased all the fixtures &c. the manufactery of DR, CRONK’'S ROOT BEER, of Mr. R. McDaniel, would respectfully inform the Saloon Keepers and al! in @want of this healthy beverage that he will com mence running a wagon in a short time and will yr them in any quantity and at a LUW in it is unecessary for me to expatiate on the qualfties of this most excellent beverage, as ail who have tricd it do not hesitate in pratecacing it the healthiest drink ever introduced in this market. wlliphastelans eet nat — e at man ory. E.R. KEYES, Boulder Street BLACKSMITH’S SHOP. FIRE WORKS Pt] Fancy Goods, &c., Pine Chewing and Smoking rr TOBACCO !! 4 Also a fine assortment of FINE CIGARS, manufactured by J. DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 18th, 1862. WM.R. COE, ' Dealer in-— BOOTS AND SHOES, Corner of Main and Commercial Ste. Cenmsicting of Benkerts’ and other celebrated Manufacturers mae. wi nd Boys Boots & pcacet eaians & Misses. Shoes & Gaiters, and in short; everything necessary to. furnish a first . class Boot and Shoe Store eompiete. Bootand Shoe Findings always on hand, which will be sold at low rater. ‘All kinds of Repairing done on the shortest notice, in a neat and substantial manner. Nevada, March 2.—tf &. BLOCK, 6. FUBTH, B. BLOCK, Jr a ‘A. BLOCK & CO., DBALERS -IN oo Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA: REDINCTON & CO’S. SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS. ‘QTARRANTED TO MA K{E LIGHT, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS BREAD! Equally adapted to LOAVES, HOT BISCCIT, BUCKWHEAT, ; AND OTHER CAKES. Gingerbread, & Cakes of all Kinds. . WARRANTED FULLY EQUAL seks TO ANY IN THE MARKET. Ask for Redington & Co’7s Yeast Powders atid take no other, if you would have uniformly good bread. Manufactured and sold at wholesale by KEDING'TON & CO., 416 and 415 Front Street, San Francisco. oor For sale by all respectable Grocers everywhere. ‘ ap.12-4. . EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT OF Tork SUM ™_MER COODS!! . if Ne va ‘a. April gu. CRONK ROOT BEER!!! j . JUST RECEIVED BY Paéific Mail Steumship Co. The following eteamehips will be despatched in the nonth of J une Golder Gate, Pearson, saturday Jung 7th, punvra, Capt. Hudson, Saturday, Jane 14th. Golden Aye, Capt. Baby, Monday, June 2d. bt, Louis, Capt. Lapidge, Mondcy, June svth. From Folsom St.Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A.M.For Pamama. i Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from Avpmwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Com 7 ‘A. b. FORBES, Agents. W. F. BABCOCK, Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdor@ ets. San Francisco €LOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. . R. H. RALD. 3.0. SFRNCRR. RED DOG DRUG STORE !} < . ain COMBS & Mo@OUN, R. H. M’DONALD & CO. Wea Oe Cnakpwed B ¢ SACRAMENTO. — ¥ er cular * Meweceme, call the attention of al dealing tx oer Paints, Tuepentine, . ./, Goods: compere ie on mart of th he att od Ons, Varnishes, . tipplied Wholesale Drapmare ‘Patent Medicines, hy . wll . Soap: Unadulterated Wine, ~ Ammo ; 28 Bar! 4 eankigeie anita con : ate Tollee G even 8, Ook) ete, . * a =D D “et Castile Soap, ation fren, CARDEN 8 gg Be 5 BOOKS & STATIONERY! Assayer’s Material, Crucibles, Rito Acids, and ply ofall attigies tn this tise’ ns SemeeMe’ oO ‘Patent Medicines. ALD’ ; Eclectic Medicines. : -eonstan receiv e preas A sional buplies froin the manefagtoriea r Coated Pills, of near! all the Con ed Medicines > y For sale by Sacramento. penn : : Perfumery. Weare constintly receiv ar atilahes im. thie line, direct from Fo: and American manufa. tories For sale by at McDONALD & CO. sale by RH: McDONALD & CO. Ceal and Kerosene Oils. Burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Neats-foot Oil, Lara Oil, Camphene Knowing the difficulty in ‘euring a good article, so necessary for t of the beat quality, and can supply our customers with a superior articla. 4 ___&. H. MeDONALD & CO., Sacramonto. _ Brewers’ Stock. Fresh Hops, Irish Mose, Burg Piteb, Keg Corks. Everything in this ror ine Ce quality. For oale upon renaens e@ Soda Water Material. Corks. Acids, Kssential Oils, Whit! ’ Marbie Duat, Soda 'T'wine. Kverything in the . Fe petra BM MeDONSED ECG” et zaupose ey 92 eg even » of ea andages for cies. Avery large asso ent of arteles, inthisline For sale E Ky H. McDONALD & co., OR ae Dental Goods. We respectfully call the attention of Dentigte “te Our large and Well aaported Wtock “Or way { thing in this department? ; Vuleanite Teeth, Vuleanizers--different Plain and Gum Teeth, kinda, Gold Foil, Excavators Blow Pipes Bursa and Prillg, Corundum Wheels, Foree all kings, Files—a large variety, Mouth Glasses, Impression Cups, Plate Cutters, Franklin’s Articulators, Tin Fol, Plugging Instruments, Precipitated Silver. Dental Lathes, Avery fine quantity of Demtist’s Casex, very compact, with full sete of dr» were, filled with highly finished and best quality of Ipeteu ment. Anatomical Preparations et beneath glass vases showing the face bones and teeth. wit) complete sets of Arteries, Veins and Nervee.— These are of late French improvement and sup erjlor to anything of the kind ever before intro duced. All of which we sell on reasonable terms hte He McDONALD & CO-; Sacramento + Forty Thousand Almanacs For 1862, in Enylish, Ftench, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Chinese, for gratuitous distribution Send your orders. K. H. MCDONALD & GO., Becramento. The undesigned offer for sale : 100 Carboys Oil Vitriol, ‘* Eastern,’’ ‘00 thy Nitric Acid, strong ; 1500 Ibe Citric Acid ; 1000 thw Muriatie Acid ; 4000 tbe Powdered Tartaric Acid, best : 60 casks super Carb Boda. 300 078 Sulph ee } 90.02 Striehine pure , 76 o« Stiph Morphine. 100 ibslodite pottass ; 126 tbs Chloroform; 106 Ws Caiomel; 1000 tbs Spts. Nitre and Aq Ammohia; 600 tbs Baleam Copaiba; 760 be Gum Arabic white; 2000 tbs Flor Sulphur; 600 ths Oil Lemon Bergamot. 5 Origanum, Peppermint; Spruce and Almon ds 2200 gallons Kerosene Oil; 1100 gallons pure Lard Ojl in tins; 300 gallons Camphene; 1200 ga! lons Alcohol 06 per ct. in ting; 12 gallons ] seed Oil; 1000 yallons Neatefoot and China Nut Oil; 800 gallons Castor Oil; Paint Brushes White Wash brushes; Hair Brushes ; ‘Teeth “rushes; Feather Dusters; 10 bble refined Lamy black; 20 bbls Irieh Mose; 700 doz Wright’s Pills, 20 gross Grandreths Pills; 100 gro Motats, Ayers. Jaynes, Lees and MeLane Pills; 100 doz Myers’ Sarsaparitra and Yelow Dock; 100 doz Lyons Katharion 500 doz Jules Haules & Co’s extracts Muir Oil, Colognes &e. 75 boxes Castile soap genuine; 90 cases best Olive Oil; 3000 thy Sal Soda; 60 bbls Rosin; 100 bbls Plaster Paris;40 bbls Marble Dust; 20 bbis Whiting; 3000 ibs Shakers Herbe, fresh. 400 ibs pure Ground Sage, fresh; 1000 Ibs pres sed Hops in ‘¢ 34 and 1 fb wae €8; 1200 ibe Ke tne Borax; Varnishes of all kind; 3000 ths assort ed Paiute incense) }tonletty ie bladders and , 20 bbls Dye Woods; 100 canes Canary, Hemp, Flax ‘and Coriander : fu quantities to suit, allat the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited. K. H. McDONALD & Co. Importing and Wholesale Druggiats. 3 Sacramento. Patent Medicines. We are ageuts forthe following known Med ieings and offer them at Reduced Prices: Sands a Ayers arila; Myers Sarsaparilia aud Yellow Dock; Jaynace Expector ant; Jaynes Alterative; Jayues Hair ‘onic:—‘ Ayers Pectoral and Ague Wistar’s Baleaia Wild Cherry;Javnes Sanative A Ague Pill; Ayers Pills; Moffats Pills; Fuad Extracts; Tildens PillsPearls of Ether and Chilo: 6 44 Otfats Phoenix Bitters. . B.H. McDONALD & ©@., importing and Wholesale Druggs tte ap 18 3m, : SCKAMANTO. Aver, } supply of all m . W are Age’ forimont ofthe icadiaf arte yer oe aale by R. H. co. RH. McDONALD Cee ¥ light, we Nave taken extra pains to import them -' ble terms b H. MeDUNALD & CO. ‘ting vO

CE, CrIpat San Dh IN ty n ines, mee -. Bit cts cipal -In the School re Citi liberal] ion to . given $5 00 -$4 00 yon 3 OA) EY. ndry 7. City SUIT — UCT Hr Hes Mille, ) filled ‘Dlish ren OM. : VE, Most r dis rVous liness Kalei-s ralgin ooth. . Ite ble, Belin epsy . sions, upon pro Mind, lerfiul rrect fAdul eothr it but lege; firm adds nish dc. e& ncis ém dif. efore that itons ‘ton Bpect ed to thes 4 ede fen 6 plied ruite r the . orWEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18. aa mgngedon Fourtu oF JuLY CeLepeation.—We are happy to announce that'steps have already fren taken which will sure a proper celeSration of the next national anniversary. Not «nly have the different, fire companies. ap« pointed committees which are to meet in wee wens eee . “rder te come to a proper understanding, bug . . the citizens have also moved in the matter and appuinted a committee which is to act in “concert wtth the firemen, and we have no doubt that the programme which will be adopted by them will be worthy of the oc casion, The tollowing are the gentlemen appuinted by the fire companies and citizens ; Protection Hook and Ladder Company— Geo. W. Welch, L. C. Wiekes and N. P. Brown. : Nevadw Hose Company No 1—M. H. Funston, G. A. Chureh, L. W. Williams. Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2—F. HFisher, Chief Kngineer; G. Schmidtburg; P. Muleahy ; O. E. Green. Cadete—Dewitt Tisdale, Dennis Hunt and J.H. Stebbins a Citizens’ Committee — T. P. Hawley, E. Block and Chyles Kent. We are requésted to state that the above named gentlemen will meet at the Theatre this afternoon at four o'clock, in order te come a proper understanding as to the measures tobe “adopted: We shall publish thie result of their deliberations. War tn ArRrica. — These are troublous and pugilistia times. To nee the expressive language of a colored friend of eurs: “ the ~ utmosphere am chuck full of musses."* Two sons of Ham, Messrs. Kinkhead and Sailor Jack, affected by the prevailing influenze, got into a wordy “ howulty” a few days since, in . the course of which Mr. Kink applied an epithet to Mr. Jack which was highly disrespecttul to his (Mr. Jack’s)maternal progenitor, und, per consequenee, not very com“\ plimentary to Mr. Jack himself. This latter \ f ynuding to the impulse of the moment, picked up a brick which he foolishly hurled at Mr. Kiik’s head. The only result of this hostile act was the destruction of a useful brick and the incensing of Mr.’ Kinkhead who swore dire vengeance. The opportunity to gratify this desire on the part of Mr. Kinkhead pre. .. sented itself day before yesterday, when Mr. Jack went past his house on Spring street. To make # long story short Mr. K.,no sodner perceived his enemy than he ‘‘ mounted” him. Long and bloody was the battle; the wool flew and shins suffered terrible excoriations. Kinkhead hed the advantage in weight but Jack had more “science.” This latter prevailed at last and Mr. Kinkhead came out of the fight with his kinks straightened out, and indebted to the generosity of his adversary in not having his good looks ruined for weeks te come, as Mr. Jack afterwards remarked that he did not wish to black his faee too d—d bad. Aen eek ek HANLON BROTHERS.—We take pleasure in stating the services uf the celebrated Hanlon Brothers have been secured to give eclat to the Fourth of July in this city. George 5S. Peirce & Co. bave made ‘satisfactory ar. rangements with the troupe and they are to appear on the night of the 3d and twice on the 4th of July. A Pavilion of wood willbe constructed to accommodate them ,150 by 50 feet and 40 feet high, capable of seating 2,500 people. The Hanlon Brothers will exhibit nowhere else in Nevada county while they remain in California, aud, therefore, it becomes us all, if we wish to see these won derful prodigies to be on hand when they come. The Hanlon Brothers are beyond question, in gymnasts and acrobats, far ahead of any that have ever appeared in the world. They went to Paris, net long since, and astonished old professors of their art, themselves. At San Francisco they have been drawing crowde fortwo months To know what the body of a man can do one must see the Hanlon Bros. and wonder. i TREES DyinG.—Our correepondent, T A.5., is not entirely correct in his article on . ~ Trees Dying. We have seen trees that have not been irrigated or pruned at all standing 20 & dry soil, that have been amen oy what we termed the “frozen sap blight’’ in-a former article. The other remarks of T. A S. are, we think, perfectly correct. a RoaD ConTrRacr.—The Board ef Trus. tees have awarded the contract for constructing the road connecting with the Pine Street Bridge at the South end, to Mr. Getebell, for $350; the werk te be completed by the let July. N. Tarnec ie given a: security jo. of J. on the bonds. men ave already at work apon the “mao — THE YUBA GAP-ROAD ! NEVADA TERRITORY : : emma THE YUBA GAP STAGE LINE , ee eee Passenger Train, CARRYING LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, YT Bets on and after the 2th of May, 182, make @— ‘regular tri-weeklv 8, from DOWNIEVILLE on Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Antelope Springs, ashoe City, Ophir Works, Franktown, CARSON CITY, Dayton, SILVER CITY, Gold Hill and VIRGINIA CITY. Leaving the office’ of Lang'on’s ‘Pioneer y Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers trave’ this route will have but t y-seven miles travel, from Downievitle to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be pe — to —veene Map them to VirY, passing through asu m of. vala. and over po the moet beautiful natural roads in the werld ; vopeine at the Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscre in Truc kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. Phe accommodations along this route; fer the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there Will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey.. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be nade with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUMBOLDT MINES. For freirht or passage. apply to the officcof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. Nevada. June 13th, 1662. FASHION RESTAURANT. at. ce ow: ~FORMERLY— NO. 62, BROAD ST., NEVADA. MONAHAN & FLINN, . Proprietors. THE OLDEST ' NEATEST; BEST AND CHEAPEST IN Ps Sy ce S&S Se as Cie sip “all Nevada, June ith, 1662. tf SOMETHING NEW ! RESTAURANT ?!? ‘]‘HE undersigned has opened at No. 65_ J Broad Street, one door above the Fashiou Restaurant a R¢ TISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! vee which will b carried on in a style heretofore un known in Nevada, Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, are invited tocall. The culinary department is carried on in sight of the customer aad none but the choicest morsels are used here. Famplies wishing to have a Boast, deliver ed to them, or parties desirous of a Recherche Dinner are invited to cal’. The services : One ef the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Proprie tor who understands something in tha’ line himeelf, and it is his inten’ jun to make this a MODEL RESTAURANT. Charges aceording to ordere. C. LECOeY. Nevada. Jnne 15th, 1862. A.® HAL H.T. GRAVES. A. S. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, ANir MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT WIRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material fuc nished. erection of wire Suspension Bridges and Aque ducts for some¢ years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at a low fig ure, guararteeing permanency. BTOrre. ies Who are about erecting bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall be fore deciding to baild wooden structures. as the recent floods throughout the State have proven tiiem to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Suspentions are now in use in different localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least affected by the freshets. Wire Rope for Mining and Ferry purposes of any length or size desired. being cheaper than hemp. Scales of weight and strength, with prices acnexed, furnished on application to the man ufacturers, or their tsinthe interior towne A.5. HALLIDIE & CO. apZjm 413 Clay Street. San Francisco. LOST ! O'eds Danan, kebdenee tak eons by leaving it at the TxanscuirrT Office. Having been constantly engaged in the . ane wader semtence of this county murder of J. Ms Any person ar said Burke, , plac ing him “im such tha: possession of him will receive $500 Kowal mw e is 4 = Ww. TON, Nevada, June Lith, a aatatcae TT *CRAND BALL’! TO BE GIVEN aT LAKE CITy 1! ~-BY— MR. & MRS. BREMOND, Wednesday, June 25th, 1862. Committee of Arrangemeiits. Lake City.....James crests. Wm. Henry. Columbia Hill.E. O. Hubbert, John McBrown. POKCE. oboe ss. ee cececseeseseed. B Murphy. San Jean..) T a P. Gainor, Wm. Berry, Prench Corrall... -Mouehaque, A. Morateur. Nevada City..A. Casamayou. A. Liebert, G. Vv Schmithbargh. Gress Valley.... B. L. Lamarque, M_ Prabus< Humbug ng aa Andrews, Antoine Mayoux. Woolsey’s Fiat.,J. H. Anderson, Buck Green. Moore’s Flat... R. Hickmen, George Preston. Orleans Flat.. . Hagerty. Pere ewes rererevees ; Floor Managers.

John MeBrown, Fc dwnconlinand HOTEL DE PARIS. Broad Street, Nevada City. OV. CHAUVEL...Proprictor. ‘PHIS well known establishment has just undergone a thorough refitting and overhauling, and the Pro~~ prietor Invites the Public to call and examine for themselves. Ne effortis eapared to make ita First Class Motel and Ristaurani, where travelers and boarders will meet with every attention. i x Ball, spin « tae and Dinner parties will be gotten upto order, by mada bs to the under. signed OV. CHAUVEL. Nevada, June 10th, 1862. tf For the Celebration of JULY 4th, 1862! ! f.': ed chadipsniclaabrcwgad at the Laboratory ° oO. F. GIFPFIN & BRO. San Francisco, California. committees, Clubs, or Individuals desiring Displays should send their o: ders without delay to O. F. GRIFFIN & BRO. No. 407 Front street, San Francisco. Lists of kinds and prices sent by mail or exress when reg uested ; june 3 SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. CEORCE E. TURNER, —DFALER IX— _ Stoves, Tin, Hardware, {UTLERY, Wooden and Willow Ware / Rubber tose, Couptings, Hose Pipe, Rope, Naile, Grind stanes, Locks, Butts and Screws CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, LEAD and IRON PIPE, Faucets, STEWART’S COOK-.STOVES! Nos. 18 & 19 Commarcial St>, Nevada x7 Tin, Copper and She et [ron Ware made to order. 1 FPoR SALE Sx OR RENT! ee undersigned, being about to leave the country, Offere to sellor rent hie ) Ftluckamithing fat j Establishment vitmated at . WORTH BLOOMFIELD. . It-oneiste of Two Forges, a Complete Set . of Tools, Dwelling Mouse, a c., located in the center of the town. and ia now doiny a GOOD BUSINESS. A man understanding horse and ox-shoe. FLOURISHING BUSINESS! [tis the Only Shopin the place . For further particulare apply at theTr\s . SCRIPT office. A, GUILLOR}. . Nortir bioumficid” May 2540 1862 ow . img, is cursain todos . { . BE. B. KEYES. . AVING purchased all the fixtures &c. the manufactery of DR, CRONK’'S ROOT BEER, of Mr. R. McDaniel, would respectfully inform the Saloon Keepers and al! in @want of this healthy beverage that he will com mence running a wagon in a short time and will yr them in any quantity and at a LUW in it is unecessary for me to expatiate on the qualfties of this most excellent beverage, as ail who have tricd it do not hesitate in pratecacing it the healthiest drink ever introduced in this market. wlliphastelans eet nat — e at man ory. E.R. KEYES, Boulder Street BLACKSMITH’S SHOP. FIRE WORKS Pt] Fancy Goods, &c., Pine Chewing and Smoking rr TOBACCO !! 4 Also a fine assortment of FINE CIGARS, manufactured by J. DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 18th, 1862. WM.R. COE, ' Dealer in-— BOOTS AND SHOES, Corner of Main and Commercial Ste. Cenmsicting of Benkerts’ and other celebrated Manufacturers mae. wi nd Boys Boots & pcacet eaians & Misses. Shoes & Gaiters, and in short; everything necessary to. furnish a first . class Boot and Shoe Store eompiete. Bootand Shoe Findings always on hand, which will be sold at low rater. ‘All kinds of Repairing done on the shortest notice, in a neat and substantial manner. Nevada, March 2.—tf &. BLOCK, 6. FUBTH, B. BLOCK, Jr a ‘A. BLOCK & CO., DBALERS -IN oo Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA: REDINCTON & CO’S. SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS. ‘QTARRANTED TO MA K{E LIGHT, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS BREAD! Equally adapted to LOAVES, HOT BISCCIT, BUCKWHEAT, ; AND OTHER CAKES. Gingerbread, & Cakes of all Kinds. . WARRANTED FULLY EQUAL seks TO ANY IN THE MARKET. Ask for Redington & Co’7s Yeast Powders atid take no other, if you would have uniformly good bread. Manufactured and sold at wholesale by KEDING'TON & CO., 416 and 415 Front Street, San Francisco. oor For sale by all respectable Grocers everywhere. ‘ ap.12-4. . EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT OF Tork SUM ™_MER COODS!! . if Ne va ‘a. April gu. CRONK ROOT BEER!!! j . JUST RECEIVED BY Paéific Mail Steumship Co. The following eteamehips will be despatched in the nonth of J une Golder Gate, Pearson, saturday Jung 7th, punvra, Capt. Hudson, Saturday, Jane 14th. Golden Aye, Capt. Baby, Monday, June 2d. bt, Louis, Capt. Lapidge, Mondcy, June svth. From Folsom St.Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A.M.For Pamama. i Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from Avpmwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Com 7 ‘A. b. FORBES, Agents. W. F. BABCOCK, Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdor@ ets. San Francisco €LOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. . R. H. RALD. 3.0. SFRNCRR. RED DOG DRUG STORE !} < . ain COMBS & Mo@OUN, R. H. M’DONALD & CO. Wea Oe Cnakpwed B ¢ SACRAMENTO. — ¥ er cular * Meweceme, call the attention of al dealing tx oer Paints, Tuepentine, . ./, Goods: compere ie on mart of th he att od Ons, Varnishes, . tipplied Wholesale Drapmare ‘Patent Medicines, hy . wll . Soap: Unadulterated Wine, ~ Ammo ; 28 Bar! 4 eankigeie anita con : ate Tollee G even 8, Ook) ete, . * a =D D “et Castile Soap, ation fren, CARDEN 8 gg Be 5 BOOKS & STATIONERY! Assayer’s Material, Crucibles, Rito Acids, and ply ofall attigies tn this tise’ ns SemeeMe’ oO ‘Patent Medicines. ALD’ ; Eclectic Medicines. : -eonstan receiv e preas A sional buplies froin the manefagtoriea r Coated Pills, of near! all the Con ed Medicines > y For sale by Sacramento. penn : : Perfumery. Weare constintly receiv ar atilahes im. thie line, direct from Fo: and American manufa. tories For sale by at McDONALD & CO. sale by RH: McDONALD & CO. Ceal and Kerosene Oils. Burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Neats-foot Oil, Lara Oil, Camphene Knowing the difficulty in ‘euring a good article, so necessary for t of the beat quality, and can supply our customers with a superior articla. 4 ___&. H. MeDONALD & CO., Sacramonto. _ Brewers’ Stock. Fresh Hops, Irish Mose, Burg Piteb, Keg Corks. Everything in this ror ine Ce quality. For oale upon renaens e@ Soda Water Material. Corks. Acids, Kssential Oils, Whit! ’ Marbie Duat, Soda 'T'wine. Kverything in the . Fe petra BM MeDONSED ECG” et zaupose ey 92 eg even » of ea andages for cies. Avery large asso ent of arteles, inthisline For sale E Ky H. McDONALD & co., OR ae Dental Goods. We respectfully call the attention of Dentigte “te Our large and Well aaported Wtock “Or way { thing in this department? ; Vuleanite Teeth, Vuleanizers--different Plain and Gum Teeth, kinda, Gold Foil, Excavators Blow Pipes Bursa and Prillg, Corundum Wheels, Foree all kings, Files—a large variety, Mouth Glasses, Impression Cups, Plate Cutters, Franklin’s Articulators, Tin Fol, Plugging Instruments, Precipitated Silver. Dental Lathes, Avery fine quantity of Demtist’s Casex, very compact, with full sete of dr» were, filled with highly finished and best quality of Ipeteu ment. Anatomical Preparations et beneath glass vases showing the face bones and teeth. wit) complete sets of Arteries, Veins and Nervee.— These are of late French improvement and sup erjlor to anything of the kind ever before intro duced. All of which we sell on reasonable terms hte He McDONALD & CO-; Sacramento + Forty Thousand Almanacs For 1862, in Enylish, Ftench, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Chinese, for gratuitous distribution Send your orders. K. H. MCDONALD & GO., Becramento. The undesigned offer for sale : 100 Carboys Oil Vitriol, ‘* Eastern,’’ ‘00 thy Nitric Acid, strong ; 1500 Ibe Citric Acid ; 1000 thw Muriatie Acid ; 4000 tbe Powdered Tartaric Acid, best : 60 casks super Carb Boda. 300 078 Sulph ee } 90.02 Striehine pure , 76 o« Stiph Morphine. 100 ibslodite pottass ; 126 tbs Chloroform; 106 Ws Caiomel; 1000 tbs Spts. Nitre and Aq Ammohia; 600 tbs Baleam Copaiba; 760 be Gum Arabic white; 2000 tbs Flor Sulphur; 600 ths Oil Lemon Bergamot. 5 Origanum, Peppermint; Spruce and Almon ds 2200 gallons Kerosene Oil; 1100 gallons pure Lard Ojl in tins; 300 gallons Camphene; 1200 ga! lons Alcohol 06 per ct. in ting; 12 gallons ] seed Oil; 1000 yallons Neatefoot and China Nut Oil; 800 gallons Castor Oil; Paint Brushes White Wash brushes; Hair Brushes ; ‘Teeth “rushes; Feather Dusters; 10 bble refined Lamy black; 20 bbls Irieh Mose; 700 doz Wright’s Pills, 20 gross Grandreths Pills; 100 gro Motats, Ayers. Jaynes, Lees and MeLane Pills; 100 doz Myers’ Sarsaparitra and Yelow Dock; 100 doz Lyons Katharion 500 doz Jules Haules & Co’s extracts Muir Oil, Colognes &e. 75 boxes Castile soap genuine; 90 cases best Olive Oil; 3000 thy Sal Soda; 60 bbls Rosin; 100 bbls Plaster Paris;40 bbls Marble Dust; 20 bbis Whiting; 3000 ibs Shakers Herbe, fresh. 400 ibs pure Ground Sage, fresh; 1000 Ibs pres sed Hops in ‘¢ 34 and 1 fb wae €8; 1200 ibe Ke tne Borax; Varnishes of all kind; 3000 ths assort ed Paiute incense) }tonletty ie bladders and , 20 bbls Dye Woods; 100 canes Canary, Hemp, Flax ‘and Coriander : fu quantities to suit, allat the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited. K. H. McDONALD & Co. Importing and Wholesale Druggiats. 3 Sacramento. Patent Medicines. We are ageuts forthe following known Med ieings and offer them at Reduced Prices: Sands a Ayers arila; Myers Sarsaparilia aud Yellow Dock; Jaynace Expector ant; Jaynes Alterative; Jayues Hair ‘onic:—‘ Ayers Pectoral and Ague Wistar’s Baleaia Wild Cherry;Javnes Sanative A Ague Pill; Ayers Pills; Moffats Pills; Fuad Extracts; Tildens PillsPearls of Ether and Chilo: 6 44 Otfats Phoenix Bitters. . B.H. McDONALD & ©@., importing and Wholesale Druggs tte ap 18 3m, : SCKAMANTO. Aver, } supply of all m . W are Age’ forimont ofthe icadiaf arte yer oe aale by R. H. co. RH. McDONALD Cee ¥ light, we Nave taken extra pains to import them -' ble terms b H. MeDUNALD & CO. ‘ting vO