June 26, 1863 (4 pages)

State. ods, ught ind ¥iDe giv: lat, by IN, ly 3. Ve ¥ trerWe have been inlormed that a quartz ers of the several mills in this city and vicinity, may be heard night and day, without’ ire} “make it pay well, while nine-tenths turn out: aa stamping ground. ‘ miles oa each side. , Lang Syne claims, Sierra District, Hum‘ erat of the Butler sort, and we wish him a ~-—““No Canps.”"—These words appended to _fthe cards. A bint on this head is sufficient. . PRIDAY MORNING 4UNE 26th “TPT here scems to be more activity in the quartz line than we have ever known before. Every old wagon, mule, ox and horse ts brought into requisition for the purpose of hauling quartz to the various mills to be erushed. The busy clanking of the stamp~ termission. All we want is good, able-bodied men who are willing to’ work and stick to the mines around us. Minera generally commence developing the: leads and then some humbug report ofa rich strike sets thein eryzy, aitd off they go. Some of them. as rr as a church mouse. Stick to the ledge has been discovered near, Bowman's Raneh. in:the upper part of this ecunty. of immenseWidth. Specimens of the rock have. been brought to this city, which show it to be fabulously rich, layers of gold being inter} spersed through the reck. The quartz is of a pink or light reddish color. One company have located thirty-six claims on the ledge, . and the extension has been taken up for. Coprer.—According to the Grass Valley National, the copper excitement cuntinues unabated in the lower part of the county. In the vicinity of the Keystone Rinch. diss coveries have-reeently been made by David Brown and others that exhibit excellent indications. Quite a number of claims have heen located, and miners are busy at work developing the new leads. A new mining district, which will doubtless be called the Keystone, is soon to be formed. A Lucky Miner.—Charley Jones, of Grass Valley, has recently sold one-twelfth interest, of three hundred feet, in the Auld boldt, for $35,000, to Donald Davidson &Co.,of San Francisco. Charley being “hard up” concluded to go prospecting a few months since: struck it rich. and is now a wealthy man. SN esis. Momps.—The juvenile portion of the community at Grass Valley are generally afflicted with the mumps. None of the cases are reported as dangerons, but all of them exceedingly annoying and uncomfortable. — ‘We would suggest saffron and bean poulticing as excellent remedies. , Tue Fourtu.—The subscription papers in circulation to obtain money with which to celebrate the 4th, are getting well filled. — One alone has over seven hundred dollars on it. Ifanorator can only be obtained there willbe a grand, old fashioned blow-out in this city on the coming anniversary of the mation’s independence. C#"The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was caused by the turning of Mr. Cassin’s residence on West Broad street. The fire department was on hand but the flames were subdued with a garden hose, before much damage was done. i Goming.—We are surry to say our friend George W. Yant, Esq., bas suld out and is ‘going East right off. Yant is a bully Demo~ place in old cockseye's cabinet. SociaL BaLi.—Mre. Adaws, of the New York hotel, will give a Social Party at the Hook and Ladder House, on Friday evening, July 3d. Everything will be dune to make the evening a pleasant one, and everybody is invited to attend. ‘ = [2"L. L. Knowles announces himeelf as a eandidate for the office of Recorder, . subject to the decision of the Union county conven tion. Mi ee E@’The item published in the Trans~ CRIPT a few days ago, stating that J. W. Coffruth was to deliver a Fourth of July oration in Grass Valley, is incorrect. No such arrangement has been made. N cra grand ball is to come off in Grass Valley, on Friday evening, July 3d. Tick» ets are placed at $5 00. ® marriage potice, which is generally inser.» ed gratis, is an advertisement, which cuts off eard printing without bringing auy return to} — ‘the printer. The only way for newspapers to manpage that is to charge the same for the “ao cards’ appendage that they would to print H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, eee a Having pur eanea tee ena ; tire’ stock of JH. Hy, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared tofurnish . Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, ‘ Mirrors, Chairs, — Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasouable rates. i O48 Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaied. my26-tf For Sale Cheap. complete sct of fixtures for the mannfacture of Vinegar. ° #0, material adep Vinegar, Enquire JO N BLASAUF. Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!! H. HORWITZ & Co., No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada City. fof tos their splendid stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Calicos, Organdies. Lawns und all kind of Fancy Gouda at a great =— Cail and convince yourselyes ot the uth. H. HOKWITZ & CO. May 13th, 1863, of FOR SALE. At Lake City---Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss ids offers for eale cheap her Bualtlding, used for a pag! . Store and residence, together wit alot and stable, The building is ofgood size and situated in the best -part.of the town—op posite the place 4 al 2 Arnold. Any one wishing to rogage in business in this section of county will do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire ofO E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co's, on Broad etreet, Nevada. je2 tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE. a a undersigned has opened a Fruit store opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeep ith parties for a constant supply Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of ‘which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. HM. J. CLARK: N. B.—-On hand a large supply of FIRE. WORKS of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf NOTICE. Consolidated Gold, Sliver and Copper Mining Company. ae Yonge Phe arte fe bape a an assessment of two rs ($2.00) per share ( 0 cts per it.) bas this dug os levied by thes Trastes of the above company. payable forwith at the office of the Secretary. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May &th, 18¢3, Secretary. TRUE NEVADA TIME! seis! —BY— : LORING & M’CONAHAY,. ws have removed to No. 37. Broad &t , (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortmeat of My * Clocks, % Plated Ware, Gold Pens, _ AND JEWELRY Geods Emenee at this eatabiidhment warranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, atehes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — Al) work warranted to give. perfect satisfaction Nevada, April Yvth. nr : Broad Street Market. Ter AIL kinds of Ment constantly on han« at the above well known market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Meate delivered ie part ve ern gelly tree of charge. Prices aceorping to quality of meats purchased mh27 tf JAMES COLLEY. WISE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad Street, Nevada. WOULD call attention to the fact that 1 . Pn on hand a large assortment of the fir-t quality of Liquors, of ri, Whiskey, % a few gallons of Wine manufactured. by myself, m this city red for Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. . And everything usually }ept in that line to the . He has received a large and entire new stock of country to his ot ook offe . d ——— CEORCE E. TURNER, . Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has removed : his large stock of HARDWARE, store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, A few doors below Pine Street. GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of ee everything in the above line he jpvites the par. . treular attention ofthe ladies in this section of Steck of Crockery Ware and his Prices !! € For sale wholesale and retail, GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada. June 2d. REMOVAL. Seana To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. emer A. C. PIER, Has Removed his Large — —STOCK OFr— > GLASS & CROCKERY WARE, —TO THE sTORE— Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where lie hopes to receive the patronage of those + in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China. Dining ets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety. Silver Plated Ware, Table Cuatlery, Goblets, Tamblers,? Vases, a beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, For preserving fruite—a new patent. -Call and examine them. Lamps, of all kinds and sizes: And anything from a C. ©. Plate up, Tnis stock comprises everything found in an Establishment of this kind. 1 shall continue to add to my present stock, from time to time, to . . meet the wante of this community. Crderefrom the country will be promptly and faithfu'ly attended to I invite the attentién of every one to the iF ONLY STOCK 21 —) GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE Im the City or County ! A. Cc. PIER, No. 45 Broad Street. Nevada. Jdgne Sth-tf ‘Richmond Taken, sure. eee L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STREET hasjust’ J reecived the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ac. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly oa hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 298--tf ° = Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, 0 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge N and choice stock of ’ : Groceries, Provisions, &c., Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. : my2s ‘OUR 39 MAIN STREET, wer ADA CITY. ee i cenmmmeaed We dre now prepared to supply individuals, CLUBS OR COMMITTEES Of Cities and Towns, With sew and appropriate exhibitions of FIRE WORK 8! FOURTH OF JULY, 1863. MOM novel and beautiful desings of our own, and will make to order Se From any 4 igo orpattern furnished us, varving’ in, shee ror 28 feet to 200 feet frontage, and from 20t0100hcighth We also offer our newly manufactured stock consisting in part of : Chaplets Portable pieces, for country exhibitions. ack. ed with care, so that they can be shipped ie tay part of this State, or any of the ning 8 or Territories. . . — . UNION TORPEDOES, "AND CONSTITUTION FIRE CRACKERS !! A la style of Fire Crackers than ever before sold in the country—made in China for our special order—and explode with a very loud report. : All Fire Works sold by us (except amall Pin Wheels, smail Serpents and Fire Crackers) are manufactured at our Laboratory.jn San Fran. cisco, under the auperintendence of Mr. George H. Fowler, long connected with and manager of J.G. Yoveys's celebrated Pyrotechnic esta fidence guarantee the excellence of our work Printed lista of Fire Works and Prices supplied on application by mail or Wells, Fargo & . Co's Express. i CHURCH & CLARK, Ne, 407. Front street, my5-td San BPrancisco. . E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & Mo(ORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists &ROAD STREET, NEVADA, Ky Prescriptions carefully compounded. £4 A. P. CHURCH, Having purchased the entire interest orT.H, & I. J, Rolfe, im the : BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, OULD respectfully invite public attention to his Stock and Prices, I have the Lateee stock of Gold Pens, Books, Stationery. Bien k-+. Cutlery, &c. in town and can sell as low ifnot low.r than any other dealer. I shall always be pleased to see any who may favor me with their patronage or that may wich to examine my stock and prices. My motto shall always be. : Quick Sales and Small Profits! As I intend tc be a fixture in Nevada, I will do business accordingly. lam now prepare 4 to contend against : any Opposition !! x7 Give me a call. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ERALER in Cigars, Tobacco, D ime Sewreehdinas Pipes ade, Genu. N. B, Store closed from aturday evening. BLAZE’sS SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’s! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf HAULING DONE! ERS for hauling left kt the store of O Timmons & Co., comer of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended tiday evening to Nevada, April 36—2m, . to imme i be jobs; mys x. Cc. PU MAN, TIOWAL BIRTHDAY! [i xaccie, LARGE FANCY PIpCEsS. ! blishment, in Boston, Maxs., and we, with con. H. MACKIE & CO., ae (Successors to C, W. Mulford ). “At the old stand, Main street, Nevada, (OLD Dust ht G' ‘ight =k at the Highest Rates in. sume to suit. . for Assay or unty Serip bought a the s Highert Rates, GEORGE W. Kipp BALTEER, : im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Maryaud liberal ady me for Assay er for Coinage an Sight.Cheoks Oraits on the ities pure Nev. on San Franciaeo and Sa Eastern Cities at the Lowest nase ed af the highest macy cre + March 7, 1861-t# arew s GEO. A. WEAVER, . J. W. CLARK, : Nevada. San cineo. WEAVER & Co., No. 59 Broad Street.HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERLES, PROVISIONS, SHE : MINING TOOLS, & : bee ain ie C,, &e. ave tak Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEW. MAN, and will be pet Bd we mpeg most reasonable rates for CASH, bh Public Patronage nA gal f veleiied “ Nevada, March, 18th oo G. W. KIDD, ° ©. c. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON A. H. HANSON & CO., ; UCCESSORS T s Seco RS TO T. ELLARD BEANS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETO, No. S62 Broad Street, Nevada, a 7" Gocds delivered Free of Charge. de? FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. _., A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cas. Informs the public that he . constantly on Sg eerie Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegeinbles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually foun¢din a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— . Heoan always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th : KALRRS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street, © Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. vs DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street; Nevada. W MSE seate & RETAIL, DEAL-« lers in ; GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, &r Goode Delivered Free of Charge: Nevada, March @th, 1863. : EMPIRE MEAT-MARKET. . Ao. 6 Commercial street. 5. ©. MASEL & CO.,: (Successors to Chas Kent.) F C. MASEL &CO., pow gs bin Ghat thay Gn earn ound at Be place, where they keep cw und the best quality of Amerian . Beef, Pork, Mutten, Corned Beef and Bork. ‘Live Bees Cattle alwaysfor sale ct areas onable price ; Retatl Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the yery liberal pat heretofore received. °Nevada, May 2sth-. if NO. 2 CENTRE MARKET, ommercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCRIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESUMEATSOPF AS.1, kinds, at Wholesale and Retail. This Market, ie continually supplied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended without a moment’s delay . Nevada. Sept 3d.—tf D: S. BAKER »; DBALER IN 3 ' Groceries, Provisions, Can Frnits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. LP pease 9 MEATS, of AL.T. KENDS“ee and for sale at Cheap Fates for Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.4 trees, shrubs, &e. and. Seeit one of the most commo-~ % +55 eek = ses a ‘i OMe, pend Sawer ‘: Fst os hg 4 HENRY Petir. — sil atint for 4 made on Gold forwarded to the Uo8i *rereipt plete Stock of Goods, which will Be wold at . a Coinage at the U.S. 4; > Goods delivered free of rep a sg ae TIMMONS & CO., =

State. ods, ught ind ¥iDe giv: lat, by IN, ly 3. Ve ¥ trerWe have been inlormed that a quartz ers of the several mills in this city and vicinity, may be heard night and day, without’ ire} “make it pay well, while nine-tenths turn out: aa stamping ground. ‘ miles oa each side. , Lang Syne claims, Sierra District, Hum‘ erat of the Butler sort, and we wish him a ~-—““No Canps.”"—These words appended to _fthe cards. A bint on this head is sufficient. . PRIDAY MORNING 4UNE 26th “TPT here scems to be more activity in the quartz line than we have ever known before. Every old wagon, mule, ox and horse ts brought into requisition for the purpose of hauling quartz to the various mills to be erushed. The busy clanking of the stamp~ termission. All we want is good, able-bodied men who are willing to’ work and stick to the mines around us. Minera generally commence developing the: leads and then some humbug report ofa rich strike sets thein eryzy, aitd off they go. Some of them. as rr as a church mouse. Stick to the ledge has been discovered near, Bowman's Raneh. in:the upper part of this ecunty. of immenseWidth. Specimens of the rock have. been brought to this city, which show it to be fabulously rich, layers of gold being inter} spersed through the reck. The quartz is of a pink or light reddish color. One company have located thirty-six claims on the ledge, . and the extension has been taken up for. Coprer.—According to the Grass Valley National, the copper excitement cuntinues unabated in the lower part of the county. In the vicinity of the Keystone Rinch. diss coveries have-reeently been made by David Brown and others that exhibit excellent indications. Quite a number of claims have heen located, and miners are busy at work developing the new leads. A new mining district, which will doubtless be called the Keystone, is soon to be formed. A Lucky Miner.—Charley Jones, of Grass Valley, has recently sold one-twelfth interest, of three hundred feet, in the Auld boldt, for $35,000, to Donald Davidson &Co.,of San Francisco. Charley being “hard up” concluded to go prospecting a few months since: struck it rich. and is now a wealthy man. SN esis. Momps.—The juvenile portion of the community at Grass Valley are generally afflicted with the mumps. None of the cases are reported as dangerons, but all of them exceedingly annoying and uncomfortable. — ‘We would suggest saffron and bean poulticing as excellent remedies. , Tue Fourtu.—The subscription papers in circulation to obtain money with which to celebrate the 4th, are getting well filled. — One alone has over seven hundred dollars on it. Ifanorator can only be obtained there willbe a grand, old fashioned blow-out in this city on the coming anniversary of the mation’s independence. C#"The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was caused by the turning of Mr. Cassin’s residence on West Broad street. The fire department was on hand but the flames were subdued with a garden hose, before much damage was done. i Goming.—We are surry to say our friend George W. Yant, Esq., bas suld out and is ‘going East right off. Yant is a bully Demo~ place in old cockseye's cabinet. SociaL BaLi.—Mre. Adaws, of the New York hotel, will give a Social Party at the Hook and Ladder House, on Friday evening, July 3d. Everything will be dune to make the evening a pleasant one, and everybody is invited to attend. ‘ = [2"L. L. Knowles announces himeelf as a eandidate for the office of Recorder, . subject to the decision of the Union county conven tion. Mi ee E@’The item published in the Trans~ CRIPT a few days ago, stating that J. W. Coffruth was to deliver a Fourth of July oration in Grass Valley, is incorrect. No such arrangement has been made. N cra grand ball is to come off in Grass Valley, on Friday evening, July 3d. Tick» ets are placed at $5 00. ® marriage potice, which is generally inser.» ed gratis, is an advertisement, which cuts off eard printing without bringing auy return to} — ‘the printer. The only way for newspapers to manpage that is to charge the same for the “ao cards’ appendage that they would to print H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, eee a Having pur eanea tee ena ; tire’ stock of JH. Hy, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared tofurnish . Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, ‘ Mirrors, Chairs, — Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasouable rates. i O48 Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaied. my26-tf For Sale Cheap. complete sct of fixtures for the mannfacture of Vinegar. ° #0, material adep Vinegar, Enquire JO N BLASAUF. Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!! H. HORWITZ & Co., No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada City. fof tos their splendid stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Calicos, Organdies. Lawns und all kind of Fancy Gouda at a great =— Cail and convince yourselyes ot the uth. H. HOKWITZ & CO. May 13th, 1863, of FOR SALE. At Lake City---Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss ids offers for eale cheap her Bualtlding, used for a pag! . Store and residence, together wit alot and stable, The building is ofgood size and situated in the best -part.of the town—op posite the place 4 al 2 Arnold. Any one wishing to rogage in business in this section of county will do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire ofO E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co's, on Broad etreet, Nevada. je2 tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE. a a undersigned has opened a Fruit store opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeep ith parties for a constant supply Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of ‘which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. HM. J. CLARK: N. B.—-On hand a large supply of FIRE. WORKS of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf NOTICE. Consolidated Gold, Sliver and Copper Mining Company. ae Yonge Phe arte fe bape a an assessment of two rs ($2.00) per share ( 0 cts per it.) bas this dug os levied by thes Trastes of the above company. payable forwith at the office of the Secretary. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May &th, 18¢3, Secretary. TRUE NEVADA TIME! seis! —BY— : LORING & M’CONAHAY,. ws have removed to No. 37. Broad &t , (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortmeat of My * Clocks, % Plated Ware, Gold Pens, _ AND JEWELRY Geods Emenee at this eatabiidhment warranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, atehes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — Al) work warranted to give. perfect satisfaction Nevada, April Yvth. nr : Broad Street Market. Ter AIL kinds of Ment constantly on han« at the above well known market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Meate delivered ie part ve ern gelly tree of charge. Prices aceorping to quality of meats purchased mh27 tf JAMES COLLEY. WISE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad Street, Nevada. WOULD call attention to the fact that 1 . Pn on hand a large assortment of the fir-t quality of Liquors, of ri, Whiskey, % a few gallons of Wine manufactured. by myself, m this city red for Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. . And everything usually }ept in that line to the . He has received a large and entire new stock of country to his ot ook offe . d ——— CEORCE E. TURNER, . Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has removed : his large stock of HARDWARE, store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, A few doors below Pine Street. GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of ee everything in the above line he jpvites the par. . treular attention ofthe ladies in this section of Steck of Crockery Ware and his Prices !! € For sale wholesale and retail, GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada. June 2d. REMOVAL. Seana To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. emer A. C. PIER, Has Removed his Large — —STOCK OFr— > GLASS & CROCKERY WARE, —TO THE sTORE— Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where lie hopes to receive the patronage of those + in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China. Dining ets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety. Silver Plated Ware, Table Cuatlery, Goblets,

Tamblers,? Vases, a beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, For preserving fruite—a new patent. -Call and examine them. Lamps, of all kinds and sizes: And anything from a C. ©. Plate up, Tnis stock comprises everything found in an Establishment of this kind. 1 shall continue to add to my present stock, from time to time, to . . meet the wante of this community. Crderefrom the country will be promptly and faithfu'ly attended to I invite the attentién of every one to the iF ONLY STOCK 21 —) GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE Im the City or County ! A. Cc. PIER, No. 45 Broad Street. Nevada. Jdgne Sth-tf ‘Richmond Taken, sure. eee L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STREET hasjust’ J reecived the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ac. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly oa hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 298--tf ° = Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, 0 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge N and choice stock of ’ : Groceries, Provisions, &c., Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. : my2s ‘OUR 39 MAIN STREET, wer ADA CITY. ee i cenmmmeaed We dre now prepared to supply individuals, CLUBS OR COMMITTEES Of Cities and Towns, With sew and appropriate exhibitions of FIRE WORK 8! FOURTH OF JULY, 1863. MOM novel and beautiful desings of our own, and will make to order Se From any 4 igo orpattern furnished us, varving’ in, shee ror 28 feet to 200 feet frontage, and from 20t0100hcighth We also offer our newly manufactured stock consisting in part of : Chaplets Portable pieces, for country exhibitions. ack. ed with care, so that they can be shipped ie tay part of this State, or any of the ning 8 or Territories. . . — . UNION TORPEDOES, "AND CONSTITUTION FIRE CRACKERS !! A la style of Fire Crackers than ever before sold in the country—made in China for our special order—and explode with a very loud report. : All Fire Works sold by us (except amall Pin Wheels, smail Serpents and Fire Crackers) are manufactured at our Laboratory.jn San Fran. cisco, under the auperintendence of Mr. George H. Fowler, long connected with and manager of J.G. Yoveys's celebrated Pyrotechnic esta fidence guarantee the excellence of our work Printed lista of Fire Works and Prices supplied on application by mail or Wells, Fargo & . Co's Express. i CHURCH & CLARK, Ne, 407. Front street, my5-td San BPrancisco. . E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & Mo(ORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists &ROAD STREET, NEVADA, Ky Prescriptions carefully compounded. £4 A. P. CHURCH, Having purchased the entire interest orT.H, & I. J, Rolfe, im the : BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, OULD respectfully invite public attention to his Stock and Prices, I have the Lateee stock of Gold Pens, Books, Stationery. Bien k-+. Cutlery, &c. in town and can sell as low ifnot low.r than any other dealer. I shall always be pleased to see any who may favor me with their patronage or that may wich to examine my stock and prices. My motto shall always be. : Quick Sales and Small Profits! As I intend tc be a fixture in Nevada, I will do business accordingly. lam now prepare 4 to contend against : any Opposition !! x7 Give me a call. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ERALER in Cigars, Tobacco, D ime Sewreehdinas Pipes ade, Genu. N. B, Store closed from aturday evening. BLAZE’sS SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’s! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf HAULING DONE! ERS for hauling left kt the store of O Timmons & Co., comer of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended tiday evening to Nevada, April 36—2m, . to imme i be jobs; mys x. Cc. PU MAN, TIOWAL BIRTHDAY! [i xaccie, LARGE FANCY PIpCEsS. ! blishment, in Boston, Maxs., and we, with con. H. MACKIE & CO., ae (Successors to C, W. Mulford ). “At the old stand, Main street, Nevada, (OLD Dust ht G' ‘ight =k at the Highest Rates in. sume to suit. . for Assay or unty Serip bought a the s Highert Rates, GEORGE W. Kipp BALTEER, : im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Maryaud liberal ady me for Assay er for Coinage an Sight.Cheoks Oraits on the ities pure Nev. on San Franciaeo and Sa Eastern Cities at the Lowest nase ed af the highest macy cre + March 7, 1861-t# arew s GEO. A. WEAVER, . J. W. CLARK, : Nevada. San cineo. WEAVER & Co., No. 59 Broad Street.HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERLES, PROVISIONS, SHE : MINING TOOLS, & : bee ain ie C,, &e. ave tak Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEW. MAN, and will be pet Bd we mpeg most reasonable rates for CASH, bh Public Patronage nA gal f veleiied “ Nevada, March, 18th oo G. W. KIDD, ° ©. c. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON A. H. HANSON & CO., ; UCCESSORS T s Seco RS TO T. ELLARD BEANS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETO, No. S62 Broad Street, Nevada, a 7" Gocds delivered Free of Charge. de? FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. _., A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cas. Informs the public that he . constantly on Sg eerie Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegeinbles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually foun¢din a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— . Heoan always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th : KALRRS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street, © Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. vs DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street; Nevada. W MSE seate & RETAIL, DEAL-« lers in ; GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, &r Goode Delivered Free of Charge: Nevada, March @th, 1863. : EMPIRE MEAT-MARKET. . Ao. 6 Commercial street. 5. ©. MASEL & CO.,: (Successors to Chas Kent.) F C. MASEL &CO., pow gs bin Ghat thay Gn earn ound at Be place, where they keep cw und the best quality of Amerian . Beef, Pork, Mutten, Corned Beef and Bork. ‘Live Bees Cattle alwaysfor sale ct areas onable price ; Retatl Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the yery liberal pat heretofore received. °Nevada, May 2sth-. if NO. 2 CENTRE MARKET, ommercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCRIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESUMEATSOPF AS.1, kinds, at Wholesale and Retail. This Market, ie continually supplied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended without a moment’s delay . Nevada. Sept 3d.—tf D: S. BAKER »; DBALER IN 3 ' Groceries, Provisions, Can Frnits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. LP pease 9 MEATS, of AL.T. KENDS“ee and for sale at Cheap Fates for Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.4 trees, shrubs, &e. and. Seeit one of the most commo-~ % +55 eek = ses a ‘i OMe, pend Sawer ‘: Fst os hg 4 HENRY Petir. — sil atint for 4 made on Gold forwarded to the Uo8i *rereipt plete Stock of Goods, which will Be wold at . a Coinage at the U.S. 4; > Goods delivered free of rep a sg ae TIMMONS & CO., =