September 7, 1860 (4 pages)

. NEARLY Lost His Roma jolly sort of: ' a» traveler, on Wednesday eveiting, booked ~ himself ‘at the ‘stage’ office for a passage to Sacramento and then went off and got gloriif vusly drunk. ‘The ‘stage leaves for Sacra. ; mento at two o'clock in the morning, and _ -previous to that hour, Mr. Rider, one of the , most efficient, policemen im the State, had the . jolly traveler locked up in the ealaboose for ‘being uproarious in the street. The awk; /, wardness of his predicament had the effect of “wobering him somewhat, and he piteously D eguall that be taghs not be deprived of his ~ vide to Sacrament. “Mr. Rider relented and __ kindly permitted hinr to ride, thus letting him _ become another pea and a Mid ee one i -too. Havin 7HS MAPLES Out Ltlow ol cit-, “tmen; Mr» Thomas-Holmes, who has just reP j.med from an excursion to Bear Valley and Se : * ‘er and smaller valleys yielded, some 125, = some 100, some 75 tuns, which the ranchmen . readily sell at $50 per tun, and only have to } haulitfromsix toeight miles. Bear Valley is . iy about 25 miles from Nevada. ; -A Foxe IMpRoveMENT.—Mr. Bailey is % A \ erecting.a fine three story brick ‘hotel on i . all Broad street, on the spot formerly oceupied i? i by the Virginia House. Itis already up two . stories, and the masons and carpenters are driving the Work i in good earnest.’ It will be 4 ane of the best buildings in the county, and. ~ wif be called the “ Bailey House.” aemeces [ The Supper given by.the lailion of the + Methodist Church, last evening, was a. brilBeret a eS Tom eee of ee Let J fears saghed 5 : A _ liant success. A large crowd of ladies and ), gentlemen attended—the supper was superb-thy . the music of the band. exquisite—and the la-diesinformed that, the, pecuniary abject of. -the~ ladigs was amply accomplished. 4 ner i i CRowDED.—Our city, during the sak my , Week, has been unustally crowded by stranra . . gers. All parte of the county had their repthi . resentatives here, either as delegates to the . ; convention, or as jurors, or parties litigant, and witnestes. i Tue MARSHAL, is around, punching up the . owners of sidewalks and making needed re. pairs. The ladies are especially obliged to i him for the comfort they derive therefrom; and the gents for enticing the ladies out into A Per PORKER.—We saw a lady, yesterday, walking down Co reial street, followed by a grave-looking and well-behaved pig. No poodle or spaniel could .-xcel himin the affectionate interest with which he seemed Eg regard his mistress. ' . CHancep Hanps.—The stage line from t Nevada to Washington, Alpha and Omega, : Y rately owned by .A-S. Olin, has been bought i, by L. Ww. Morrill; >of this city. pp ee mY More Bricks.—We learn that two large grain store houses are to be =o erected in this city. — . SMELTING.--—A ratiling is going up in the ). rear of the Theater, whe rein Mi. J. J. Ott, 4 an accomplished assayer, inte nds smelting Washoe silver ores. All the necessary appli. y if ¢es are on liand and the establishment will © jon be in anhonsefal operation. te The Takia of Nevada County, Mt favorable to the election of Breckenridge and Fit ~ Lane, ‘will hold their Convention in the Court o House, to-morrow, forthe purpose of nominating their Legislative Ticket and Delegates to the State Convention. Ce The friends of Rev. Mr, Brierly imtend getting up social benefit, on Tharsday evening, 13th inst., with the object of raising funds for repairing the Church on Spring st. We shall speak of this matter again. pie we Youtarday in-the Dis triet.Court, Jas. ) Barry confessed judgment for $950 00 in \ favor of Daniel, Lynch. ie We as that .Miss Compton, of Saas Valley, a very superior,piauist, is this city. [Rev BBrierly, will preectt the first of a series of discourses toyonng men at the ,. Brick Chureh at 104 o’¢lock, on Sunday. Ser¢ _ Vice in the ev vening atthe same place. > j Fle # The Soua of Femperance will meet at Their hall to-day-ut 1 o'clock, to pay the last Fad honors to theirdeparted brother, Geo. ubout to take a class for piano instruc tion i inf BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRANSCRIPT _—e—. * * [PER STATE Line.) _—_—————— SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6th. The Fair at the Pavillion is attracting much attention, thotiséinds of persons throng the vast room nightly. Ttis the grai ; tion, ever presented. A workman fell from a seaffold at the 3d story of a house on Clay; street; opposite the ‘Plaza, to-day; ind was: seriously injured. The Shereback case is opea in the U. Bo Court to-day. The two witnesses who say they: perjured themselves before, have had their depositions ‘read to them. Thos. Moran, cigar dealer, petitions the district court for the’ benefit of ‘the i insolvent . ‘net. “His liabilities “are -$1,058;" hia aaseta ‘nothing. ~ Fe / SacRAwiENTO, Sept. 6th. . : Dovebas ELecTors.—H. Griffith of YoHo; Geo. D. Price, Siskiyou; Richard P. Hamta Barbara. te At a scientific meeting in Edinburgh, a crinoline dress has been exhibited, one-half 4.0f which, has. been. immereed.in.anolutign of . fagilitate, —. sulphate of ammonia, in order to test its non eombustibility. On a light having been. applied to the crinoline, the part which had not ‘been steeped in the solution was at once enveloped inflames, but the only effect which the light had on the other part was to char, it. “This was considered a satisfactory experiment, and it was stated that as ammonia was only 2d. per pound, it was accessible to thé humblest class. It’ was stated that the crinoline, used in the royal-establishraont was steeped in a totally different solution, but that its Cost prevented its general use, and that the ‘cheaper solution was equally ew: t#P The banking 7 of Marks & 0. ”" of Orleans Flat, was-robbed, on-Friday last, of $3,000, by a young man named Dick Curtis, who had been inthe employ of Marks & Co. for a long time, and in whom much charge of the property while Mr. Marks paid a visit to San Juan. On his return, Curtis and the were both missing. It is supposed he made “tracks for the Washoe’ Diggings. The fellow had some conscience, for he left $15,000 in the safe. Probably he -was afraid the weight: would. be too » great for’ him. J.C. BIRDSEYE. S BIRDSEYE & CO., ~_ BANKERS, ) ‘Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, ‘Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion at the Highest Rates. Advances made on GOLD DUST for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. . Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. Xr-Oar Sight Exchange on Metropolitan Bank New York, for sale in wands to suit. : Purchase State and County Securities at the highest rates. act a general Banking business. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf ~_ . EMPIRE MARKE Tv, On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building. Charles Kent, OULD ‘inform his old patrons, and all fn want of good American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEGETABLES, ete. to give him a call. ir He k on hand at all times a large lot of Sheep, Beef Cattle, etc., etc. in the best condition which he will-sell wholesale or retail. Nevada, Sept.'6, 1860.—tf Another chance for the B. Fire Department Gomplets! Ho, Boys! EYSTONE MARKET IN.THE FIELD! A. McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST FRUIT in the mountains. Meats of all Kinds on Hand. Me etables fresh a. moran. All kinds of E—tame and wil Fresh FISH, ete., will ha seld CHEAP for, CASH. we McALLISTER, Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street, FOR SALE. NE6 INCH PUMP,METALLICBUCKETS, works 2 to 5 feet stroke ; with working 3 -tod and beam ; rolers, guides and frame ¢complet@; Shafting, spur-wheel and pinion, Bob-and-Bob frame, together with 200 Feet of heavy 6-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery’of the Live-Oak Shaft. Will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, \Inquire of BERDSEYE & CO, 30 M n street. Nevada, Sept. 6-tf : CHEAP PICTURES tThe Ambrotype and Daguerfean Rooms, No. 21 Commercial street, TILL BE CLOSED ON THE 20th OF OC ie: as the undersigned will relinquish the business at Skt time. “Untilthen = — Likenesses will be Taken \\\/ AT HESS TITAN aa “ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. * fp Now is the TIME to have your picture taken at RUDOLPIDS Nevada, Sept. 6-lm Ambrotype Gallery: French Hair. Dressing Saloon. TL AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at San Francisco Prices; 60 Cents. For. Sale—Pomades, Hair Qils, Toilet and Shaving Soap, genuine Lubin’s extratts. Also, English Raz Razors, warranted. FELIX GILL ET, Pine Street. Nevada, Sept. ¢; lee0 —im fa mond, San Joaquin; Pablo DeLaguer 2, Sane F was placed. Curtis was left in} C. NS FELTON, . sites received, Collections made and trans. is in. good. order, . 4 One Million Gall in snd pong Barrels Cases, aoa teed the faculty throughout the Univer & Bakes, aaakon wherever known. we caution all. consumers of GINGER WINE to its une~~ examine the label, aa Lspaedemaehpaenow de: PR to tetas St dh juice of Ra Ts amined 256 spberries, ere is se ag to any ar ele of the kind hesctofors Wine . Some of the reasons why 1 ‘Tarners’ G rdials than . falo, New York. 2 capedtatly Oot ; our y moet isis eecenel i overe sattnits: “ dily— We can and do have every advantage or convenience cot d a ee Our goods 1 are re manufactured from the haat materials, with the utmost care, and are the . articles of the kind ee ney eae every State in the Union, China, Sandwich Islands, and including almost every place where the Anglo Saxon race are uantities.to suit—. inger Wine, Forest Wine Bitters, ~ ry-Brandy, Sarsaparilla Soda, ~ ber Cherry Brandy, ‘Wormwood Bittérs Wormwood Cordial, Vegetable Bitters, *. Cherry Cordial, (Stomach Bitters, ~~ Raspberry Syrup, -4.—~Stou: Bitters, Lemon Syrup, a Bitters, 7 Ex’ct Raspberry — ne Syrup, Gum Syrup, Coloring, Satesia, Absynthe,’a Kershenwasser. Atiisado, ~~ Vermouth ‘ Aromatic Losey omy Essence a Lemon; % sertce Jamaica er,Essence of P. eppermint, Tosenchfes ts &ee es Turner Brothers, Corner of Front and Broadway streets, SAN FRANCISCO. —. en sep7 A. BLOCK. 8. FURTH. E. BLOCK, JR. A. BLOCK & CO., Corner Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. . sepé-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO.BLAZE’S! ~ Nevada, Sept. 6-tf P Adminis‘rator’s Notice, Orcs is heréby given to all persons having dematids against the Estaré or .Joun GRAVY, deceased, to exhibit thesame, with the necessar vouchers, at my office; within ten months from the’ publication of this notice, or the! same will be forever barred, H. B. THOMPSON, Public Administrator. _ Nev adm, sept. 6, 1860.-1in ha ministrator’s N eilee. Sy Worte E is hegeby.givech to all persois having demands against. the Estate oF -PeNALp McKENZIBF, aleve ased, to @xhibit the same, with the necessary (vouchers, at, ntyoffiee, w ithin ten months from the publication’ ofthis notice, or the same will be foreve . gh vd. BR. THOMRSON, Public Administrator. Nevada, Sept. “6, 1860.-1m ge Hydraulic Hose Manufactory, Ss. flak rd S PREPARED WITH Tits HYDRAULIC Hose Sewing Machine to. turn out work at reduced rates. Tiose Made te Order at ali "Fimes. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed, Old HOSE received’ in part’ payment for new. PLACE OF BUSINKSS~—~im Whartenby’s fireproof brick, —— Mulford’s Baynkiig House. Term'—CASHL. sé-Im FRANK A. LEONARD, Book Isinder. ] EPAIRING AND BOOK BINDING done in » aneat and substantial manner. Orders solicted. mercial street, up stairs. Nevada, Sept. 6, 86C.— ta oo eee represen We have constantly on hand and for ‘sale a) : Office, opposite G. W. Welch’s, on C som . REPUBLICAN RALLY!! HON. THOMAS FITCH, os AND OTHERS, ON a SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 8th, 1860. Let ery One attend and hear the great Repub. tieun (estos ~-Setatey Sept. 6, 1860. A. KRAUTMANN, Dr. Med.,_ Physician and Surgeon, Onas AND RESIDENCE wig FFER chenesol Main s Nevaila. — \ Ne P. amewk & CO. BOOK & FOB PRINTERS, — on Commercial Street, Nevada, urch: few stock of TYPE, PRINTING PRESSES ote, eed woe nor erepere’ to execute all_ kinds of Printing -in a Baty rm ssed by an .— in ad State. .e have use one 0 tuproret ta es, largest size, Rug: 88, and] 3 Rotary" ed Frese, a. je ‘ > mee a dee COMMERCIAL “STREET, -NEVADA. ’ Dealers in STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE, LEAD Pipes, Hydraulic Pipes; &e.-—-~-~ Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. sep7-tf United States Hotel, _ GRUSH aR PARKER,.. PROPRIETORS. eet, near Pine street: KE PLEASURE in informing the public that we are now prepared ae to accommodate Senemters in as comfortable a style mountains. It will be our’ der our house as pleasant : be found anywhere. Prices are fair an equivalent will be nterned any Hotel iir jhe stant aim to rer— as can be jerate and as ef eaahlte: Meals.. Leseds 50 cents . Lodgings. +. d8gents New pada, Sept. 6—1m ‘ NATIONAL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCAST mer FOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE W citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pube . ceived as the timés will allow. 1 lic gehefally, that he continues to keep the well known and popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is Be eg three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FNRE-PROOF, having: stood two fires. Large additions have been recently made and it is titted up in a Style that canyot be surpassed by any public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot be excetled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the vavietics the Market affords, Game Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will be paid tu the aceommodation of Ladies and Families. THE STAGES, running in“alr directions from Nevada, have the} rOffices at, and take the ir de’ + parture from the National Exchange. &F The ILouse is kept open all night. There is-afine Ke ading Loom attuched to the Hduge where all the leadin; y journals of the State ean befound. The tanjawill be constantly supplied with the chuicest 9 : : Wines Eiquors and Cigars. Atso, the hirge abel Lapa ‘ous room, Which has rece ntly been adde a1, came found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in thesmountains.Having had long experience wt, the business, I shall endeavor to © continge-to makethe National Exchange” the best HotePin the Mottfains, and a comlortablg hoine for ‘Travelers. Charges will be modétrate to suit the thmes™ A Livery Stable 18 connected with the House, suid particular attention will be given to the care of Herses, Carringed,.de. Horsesend Carriages can atall times be — ‘ured, by application at the officé. i Nevada, Sept. 6, ise. Ny Na th iy woul ren Nevada ; ath toners he an e t pictaree ee Laren ei natural all kinds, as well 48 on te taken in poe the Btate, and at C APER ATES than hereEte Size Photographs taken and Painted ig oil or bo His long ae xperience in the. ves ee kim thes bn sera over every. in fs place, amd ESPECIALLY OVER His PUPIL RECENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. He has on-hand a beauiiful assortment of. all kinds of Cases and Gold L, Come all and see the pictures of the best Galleries, and Pas will ie which is the best . LADIES’ J AND GENTS’ HAIR a DRESSING SALOON. E MEYER & M. CAcHOT, BROAD 8t., a few doors above Wall & Newman’s;-have just ——. «a Hair Dressing a where gentleSpeer clean and coo! . the heads of their cusPerfumery. “They also have a complete and sciect. assortment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair and ‘Tooth . Brushes, &c., ‘&e. + given te: y Yer “ hs Ladies’ Department. IR So od apartment has been provided for a Huir Dressing Saloon, where Mr. Meyer, eal fens a long Parisian ex rience in this-department, will dress Ladies’ Hair, not in the ordinary mechanical manner of barbers who pretend to be hair dressers, but in an artistic: manner, and suited to the particular expression of physiognomy of each particular person. They will-also attend to the calls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their residences. Wigs, Toupees, Braids and Curls, A full assortment of all colors always on liand = Ae dace in a perfectly natural manner, ~~ EYER & CACHOT. To’ all parts of California and Utah Territors: ‘connecting at Marysville ard Nevada with ELIABLE EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS of California, the ptlentie States and Europe. re will despateh Daily Ex resses.to and from. all POINTS ORTIL F NEVADA; and ever Saturday Morning,to the following places in Utah Territory ; Franktown, Washoe Valley, Genoa, Carson Valley, Chinatown Truckee : dteadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown Virginia city, and ‘Walker River Mines ! All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosed in our Government franked Enyelo; eR, and indorsed ‘Overland, via. SaltLake,” will be ‘forwarded and reach their destination seoner than by any other line. Treasure, Packages and Letters transmitted to and from the above points with unrivaled despateh and orped ye Gold Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parts of the United States and Europe, insured-or uninsured, at.as low ratesas can be done by, any house with security. Our Treasure Express-will abwepe-De accom. ape by faithful Messengers.Notes, Drafts, Iitis, &e collected or negoviated and all orders attended to preety. Purchases of every dereription made. ding of Merchandise and Commissions of ev ery i attended to intelligently and with promptitude. \ForwarOffice in Nevada, next door below Wells, Fargo & Co's. JOHN PATTISON, Agent. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf , STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. J. K. SALE & CO.,: Bit wacklr lies or hacen cee Nevada to Jackson’s Ranch, “where tke stages connect with an excellent Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Virginia City.— The }yweprietors cl wal to run the enfire route by the Ist day of Octo Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8.o’clock, A. M. Arriving at V irginia City on the ey eninga of the follow ing days. The passengers, at present, lie over night at Jaekson’s. "The traveling is all by daylight. ‘Ex press matter and Freight promptly forwarded, xy stage and by freight wagons. septi-tf “NE. W. MASLIN, District Attorney,j Will p rate all the Courts of Nevada coun ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sept Ht. Wi. GALVIN, £addle and ness Maker, Fire-proof Brick, oppositeg. W. Kidd’s Banking House, Broad street. Job Work and repairing done abort notice antl good tefms sep6-lin Pacitic Mail Steamship Comp's LINE TO PANAMA, Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacitic Steaniship 0! Company » at Aspinwall. Kor New: saw Work. Having » Spare Steamers at 8. an Franciseo™ andl Pananra. DEPARTCRE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHALE. he Steamship JL. STEPHENS, RK. H. PIERSON, Commander. Will leave Folsoin street whar f, with Passengers and ‘Treasure, on TUESD. AY Sept. Lith,” FOR PANAMA, at o’cloe vk, A. N. and connect via Panama Kailroad-ut with steainship for NEW YORK. 3 hrough tickets ean be obtained. ThePanana jallpons ad Co. and Atlantic and Pacine ‘Steamship > ye authorized us. Agents for the salé of tickets. ‘Treastre for shipment wiil be reecived on board the steamship until 12.¥’clock (midnight) Ga Mon» Sept. 10th. lay ee merch; andinétre ‘ight willbe reeni¢ed on board afters orci . BGO. pune tually, Aspinw, al, * procured at the Company’s Offiee for For Freight or Passage apply to te. “RORBES & BABCOCh, A sacPaquento aud Leidesdoril sts. _ an Franciseo, ie a one in-every branch of the a men ¢an re y Spon, having:_their in-an artistic A new style of SHAMPOO has been introduce by them which they warrant to , Particular gttention has been. — ork, P. M., Septsivth, and aw Fitch OxLangton’s Pioneer Express. ret

. NEARLY Lost His Roma jolly sort of: ' a» traveler, on Wednesday eveiting, booked ~ himself ‘at the ‘stage’ office for a passage to Sacramento and then went off and got gloriif vusly drunk. ‘The ‘stage leaves for Sacra. ; mento at two o'clock in the morning, and _ -previous to that hour, Mr. Rider, one of the , most efficient, policemen im the State, had the . jolly traveler locked up in the ealaboose for ‘being uproarious in the street. The awk; /, wardness of his predicament had the effect of “wobering him somewhat, and he piteously D eguall that be taghs not be deprived of his ~ vide to Sacrament. “Mr. Rider relented and __ kindly permitted hinr to ride, thus letting him _ become another pea and a Mid ee one i -too. Havin 7HS MAPLES Out Ltlow ol cit-, “tmen; Mr» Thomas-Holmes, who has just reP j.med from an excursion to Bear Valley and Se : * ‘er and smaller valleys yielded, some 125, = some 100, some 75 tuns, which the ranchmen . readily sell at $50 per tun, and only have to } haulitfromsix toeight miles. Bear Valley is . iy about 25 miles from Nevada. ; -A Foxe IMpRoveMENT.—Mr. Bailey is % A \ erecting.a fine three story brick ‘hotel on i . all Broad street, on the spot formerly oceupied i? i by the Virginia House. Itis already up two . stories, and the masons and carpenters are driving the Work i in good earnest.’ It will be 4 ane of the best buildings in the county, and. ~ wif be called the “ Bailey House.” aemeces [ The Supper given by.the lailion of the + Methodist Church, last evening, was a. brilBeret a eS Tom eee of ee Let J fears saghed 5 : A _ liant success. A large crowd of ladies and ), gentlemen attended—the supper was superb-thy . the music of the band. exquisite—and the la-diesinformed that, the, pecuniary abject of. -the~ ladigs was amply accomplished. 4 ner i i CRowDED.—Our city, during the sak my , Week, has been unustally crowded by stranra . . gers. All parte of the county had their repthi . resentatives here, either as delegates to the . ; convention, or as jurors, or parties litigant, and witnestes. i Tue MARSHAL, is around, punching up the . owners of sidewalks and making needed re. pairs. The ladies are especially obliged to i him for the comfort they derive therefrom; and the gents for enticing the ladies out into A Per PORKER.—We saw a lady, yesterday, walking down Co reial street, followed by a grave-looking and well-behaved pig. No poodle or spaniel could .-xcel himin the affectionate interest with which he seemed Eg regard his mistress. ' . CHancep Hanps.—The stage line from t Nevada to Washington, Alpha and Omega, : Y rately owned by .A-S. Olin, has been bought i, by L. Ww. Morrill; >of this city. pp ee mY More Bricks.—We learn that two large grain store houses are to be =o erected in this city. — . SMELTING.--—A ratiling is going up in the ). rear of the Theater, whe rein Mi. J. J. Ott, 4 an accomplished assayer, inte nds smelting Washoe silver ores. All the necessary appli. y if ¢es are on liand and the establishment will © jon be in anhonsefal operation. te The Takia of Nevada County, Mt favorable to the election of Breckenridge and Fit ~ Lane, ‘will hold their Convention in the Court o House, to-morrow, forthe purpose of nominating their Legislative Ticket and Delegates to the State Convention. Ce The friends of Rev. Mr, Brierly imtend getting up social benefit, on Tharsday evening, 13th inst., with the object of raising funds for repairing the Church on Spring st. We shall speak of this matter again. pie we Youtarday in-the Dis triet.Court, Jas. ) Barry confessed judgment for $950 00 in \ favor of Daniel, Lynch. ie We as that .Miss Compton, of Saas Valley, a very superior,piauist, is this city. [Rev BBrierly, will preectt the first of a series of discourses toyonng men at the ,. Brick Chureh at 104 o’¢lock, on Sunday. Ser¢ _ Vice in the ev vening atthe same place. > j Fle # The Soua of Femperance will meet at Their hall to-day-ut 1 o'clock, to pay the last Fad honors to theirdeparted brother, Geo. ubout to take a class for piano instruc tion i inf BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRANSCRIPT _—e—. * * [PER STATE Line.) _—_—————— SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6th. The Fair at the Pavillion is attracting much attention, thotiséinds of persons throng the vast room nightly. Ttis the grai ; tion, ever presented. A workman fell from a seaffold at the 3d story of a house on Clay; street; opposite the ‘Plaza, to-day; ind was: seriously injured. The Shereback case is opea in the U. Bo Court to-day. The two witnesses who say they: perjured themselves before, have had their depositions ‘read to them. Thos. Moran, cigar dealer, petitions the district court for the’ benefit of ‘the i insolvent . ‘net. “His liabilities “are -$1,058;" hia aaseta ‘nothing. ~ Fe / SacRAwiENTO, Sept. 6th. . : Dovebas ELecTors.—H. Griffith of YoHo; Geo. D. Price, Siskiyou; Richard P. Hamta Barbara. te At a scientific meeting in Edinburgh, a crinoline dress has been exhibited, one-half 4.0f which, has. been. immereed.in.anolutign of . fagilitate, —. sulphate of ammonia, in order to test its non eombustibility. On a light having been. applied to the crinoline, the part which had not ‘been steeped in the solution was at once enveloped inflames, but the only effect which the light had on the other part was to char, it. “This was considered a satisfactory experiment, and it was stated that as ammonia was only 2d. per pound, it was accessible to thé humblest class. It’ was stated that the crinoline, used in the royal-establishraont was steeped in a totally different solution, but that its Cost prevented its general use, and that the ‘cheaper solution was equally ew: t#P The banking 7 of Marks & 0. ”" of Orleans Flat, was-robbed, on-Friday last, of $3,000, by a young man named Dick Curtis, who had been inthe employ of Marks & Co. for a long time, and in whom much charge of the property while Mr. Marks paid a visit to San Juan. On his return, Curtis and the were both missing. It is supposed he made “tracks for the Washoe’ Diggings. The fellow had some conscience, for he left $15,000 in the safe. Probably he -was afraid the weight: would. be too » great for’ him. J.C. BIRDSEYE. S BIRDSEYE & CO., ~_ BANKERS, ) ‘Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, ‘Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion at the Highest Rates. Advances made on GOLD DUST for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. . Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. Xr-Oar Sight Exchange on Metropolitan Bank New York, for sale in wands to suit. : Purchase State and County Securities at the highest rates. act a general Banking business. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf ~_ . EMPIRE MARKE Tv, On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building. Charles Kent, OULD ‘inform his old patrons, and all fn want of good American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEGETABLES, ete. to give him a call. ir He k on hand at all times a large lot of Sheep, Beef Cattle, etc., etc. in the best condition which he will-sell wholesale or retail. Nevada, Sept.'6, 1860.—tf Another chance for the B. Fire Department Gomplets! Ho, Boys! EYSTONE MARKET IN.THE FIELD! A. McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST FRUIT in the mountains. Meats of all Kinds on Hand. Me etables fresh a. moran. All kinds of E—tame and wil Fresh FISH, ete., will ha seld CHEAP for, CASH. we McALLISTER, Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street, FOR SALE. NE6 INCH PUMP,METALLICBUCKETS, works 2 to 5 feet stroke ; with working 3 -tod and beam ; rolers, guides and frame ¢complet@; Shafting, spur-wheel and pinion, Bob-and-Bob frame, together with 200 Feet of heavy 6-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery’of the Live-Oak Shaft. Will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, \Inquire of BERDSEYE & CO, 30 M n street. Nevada, Sept. 6-tf : CHEAP PICTURES tThe Ambrotype and Daguerfean Rooms, No. 21 Commercial street, TILL BE CLOSED ON THE 20th OF OC ie: as the undersigned will relinquish the business at Skt time. “Untilthen = — Likenesses will be Taken \\\/ AT HESS TITAN aa “ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. * fp Now is the TIME to have your picture taken at RUDOLPIDS Nevada, Sept. 6-lm Ambrotype Gallery: French Hair. Dressing Saloon. TL AIR CUTTING in the neatest style at San Francisco Prices; 60 Cents. For. Sale—Pomades, Hair Qils, Toilet and Shaving Soap, genuine Lubin’s extratts. Also, English Raz Razors, warranted. FELIX GILL ET, Pine Street. Nevada, Sept. ¢; lee0 —im fa mond, San Joaquin; Pablo DeLaguer 2, Sane F was placed. Curtis was left in} C. NS FELTON, . sites received, Collections made and trans. is in. good. order, . 4 One Million Gall in snd pong Barrels Cases, aoa teed the faculty throughout the Univer & Bakes, aaakon wherever known. we caution all. consumers of GINGER WINE to its une~~ examine the label, aa Lspaedemaehpaenow de: PR to tetas St dh juice of Ra Ts amined 256 spberries, ere is se ag to any ar ele of the kind hesctofors Wine . Some of the reasons why 1 ‘Tarners’ G rdials than . falo, New York. 2 capedtatly Oot ; our y moet isis eecenel i overe sattnits: “ dily— We can and do have every advantage or convenience cot d a ee Our goods 1 are re manufactured from the haat materials, with the utmost care, and are the . articles of the kind ee ney eae every State in the Union, China, Sandwich Islands, and including almost every place where the Anglo Saxon race are uantities.to suit—. inger Wine, Forest Wine Bitters, ~ ry-Brandy, Sarsaparilla Soda, ~ ber Cherry Brandy, ‘Wormwood Bittérs Wormwood Cordial, Vegetable Bitters, *. Cherry Cordial, (Stomach Bitters, ~~ Raspberry Syrup, -4.—~Stou: Bitters, Lemon Syrup, a Bitters, 7 Ex’ct Raspberry — ne Syrup, Gum Syrup, Coloring, Satesia, Absynthe,’a Kershenwasser. Atiisado, ~~ Vermouth ‘ Aromatic Losey omy Essence a Lemon; % sertce Jamaica er,Essence of P. eppermint, Tosenchfes ts &ee es Turner Brothers, Corner of Front and Broadway streets, SAN FRANCISCO. —. en sep7 A. BLOCK. 8. FURTH. E. BLOCK, JR. A. BLOCK & CO., Corner Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. . sepé-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO.BLAZE’S! ~ Nevada, Sept. 6-tf P Adminis‘rator’s Notice, Orcs is heréby given to all persons having dematids against the Estaré or .Joun

GRAVY, deceased, to exhibit thesame, with the necessar vouchers, at my office; within ten months from the’ publication of this notice, or the! same will be forever barred, H. B. THOMPSON, Public Administrator. _ Nev adm, sept. 6, 1860.-1in ha ministrator’s N eilee. Sy Worte E is hegeby.givech to all persois having demands against. the Estate oF -PeNALp McKENZIBF, aleve ased, to @xhibit the same, with the necessary (vouchers, at, ntyoffiee, w ithin ten months from the publication’ ofthis notice, or the same will be foreve . gh vd. BR. THOMRSON, Public Administrator. Nevada, Sept. “6, 1860.-1m ge Hydraulic Hose Manufactory, Ss. flak rd S PREPARED WITH Tits HYDRAULIC Hose Sewing Machine to. turn out work at reduced rates. Tiose Made te Order at ali "Fimes. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed, Old HOSE received’ in part’ payment for new. PLACE OF BUSINKSS~—~im Whartenby’s fireproof brick, —— Mulford’s Baynkiig House. Term'—CASHL. sé-Im FRANK A. LEONARD, Book Isinder. ] EPAIRING AND BOOK BINDING done in » aneat and substantial manner. Orders solicted. mercial street, up stairs. Nevada, Sept. 6, 86C.— ta oo eee represen We have constantly on hand and for ‘sale a) : Office, opposite G. W. Welch’s, on C som . REPUBLICAN RALLY!! HON. THOMAS FITCH, os AND OTHERS, ON a SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 8th, 1860. Let ery One attend and hear the great Repub. tieun (estos ~-Setatey Sept. 6, 1860. A. KRAUTMANN, Dr. Med.,_ Physician and Surgeon, Onas AND RESIDENCE wig FFER chenesol Main s Nevaila. — \ Ne P. amewk & CO. BOOK & FOB PRINTERS, — on Commercial Street, Nevada, urch: few stock of TYPE, PRINTING PRESSES ote, eed woe nor erepere’ to execute all_ kinds of Printing -in a Baty rm ssed by an .— in ad State. .e have use one 0 tuproret ta es, largest size, Rug: 88, and] 3 Rotary" ed Frese, a. je ‘ > mee a dee COMMERCIAL “STREET, -NEVADA. ’ Dealers in STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE, LEAD Pipes, Hydraulic Pipes; &e.-—-~-~ Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. sep7-tf United States Hotel, _ GRUSH aR PARKER,.... PROPRIETORS. eet, near Pine street: KE PLEASURE in informing the public that we are now prepared ae to accommodate Senemters in as comfortable a style mountains. It will be our’ der our house as pleasant : be found anywhere. Prices are fair an equivalent will be nterned any Hotel iir jhe stant aim to rer— as can be jerate and as ef eaahlte: Meals... Leseds 50 cents . Lodgings.. +. d8gents New pada, Sept. 6—1m ‘ NATIONAL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCAST mer FOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE W citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pube . ceived as the timés will allow. 1 lic gehefally, that he continues to keep the well known and popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is Be eg three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FNRE-PROOF, having: stood two fires. Large additions have been recently made and it is titted up in a Style that canyot be surpassed by any public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot be excetled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the vavietics the Market affords, Game Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will be paid tu the aceommodation of Ladies and Families.. THE STAGES, running in“alr directions from Nevada, have the} rOffices at, and take the ir de’ + parture from the National Exchange. &F The ILouse is kept open all night. There is-afine Ke ading Loom attuched to the Hduge where all the leadin; y journals of the State ean befound. The tanjawill be constantly supplied with the chuicest 9 : : Wines Eiquors and Cigars. Atso, the hirge abel Lapa ‘ous room, Which has rece ntly been adde a1, came found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in thesmountains.Having had long experience wt, the business, I shall endeavor to © continge-to makethe National Exchange” the best HotePin the Mottfains, and a comlortablg hoine for ‘Travelers. Charges will be modétrate to suit the thmes™ A Livery Stable 18 connected with the House, suid particular attention will be given to the care of Herses, Carringed,.de. Horsesend Carriages can atall times be — ‘ured, by application at the officé. i Nevada, Sept. 6, ise. Ny Na th iy woul ren Nevada ; ath toners he an e t pictaree ee Laren ei natural all kinds, as well 48 on te taken in poe the Btate, and at C APER ATES than hereEte Size Photographs taken and Painted ig oil or bo His long ae xperience in the. ves ee kim thes bn sera over every. in fs place, amd ESPECIALLY OVER His PUPIL RECENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. He has on-hand a beauiiful assortment of. all kinds of Cases and Gold L, Come all and see the pictures of the best Galleries, and Pas will ie which is the best . LADIES’ J AND GENTS’ HAIR a DRESSING SALOON. E MEYER & M. CAcHOT, BROAD 8t., a few doors above Wall & Newman’s;-have just ——. «a Hair Dressing a where gentleSpeer clean and coo! . the heads of their cusPerfumery. “They also have a complete and sciect. assortment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair and ‘Tooth . Brushes, &c., ‘&e. + given te: y Yer “ hs Ladies’ Department. IR So od apartment has been provided for a Huir Dressing Saloon, where Mr. Meyer, eal fens a long Parisian ex rience in this-department, will dress Ladies’ Hair, not in the ordinary mechanical manner of barbers who pretend to be hair dressers, but in an artistic: manner, and suited to the particular expression of physiognomy of each particular person. They will-also attend to the calls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their residences. Wigs, Toupees, Braids and Curls, A full assortment of all colors always on liand = Ae dace in a perfectly natural manner, ~~ EYER & CACHOT. To’ all parts of California and Utah Territors: ‘connecting at Marysville ard Nevada with ELIABLE EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS of California, the ptlentie States and Europe. re will despateh Daily Ex resses.to and from. all POINTS ORTIL F NEVADA; and ever Saturday Morning,to the following places in Utah Territory ; Franktown, Washoe Valley, Genoa, Carson Valley, Chinatown Truckee : dteadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown Virginia city, and ‘Walker River Mines ! All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosed in our Government franked Enyelo; eR, and indorsed ‘Overland, via. SaltLake,” will be ‘forwarded and reach their destination seoner than by any other line. Treasure, Packages and Letters transmitted to and from the above points with unrivaled despateh and orped ye Gold Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parts of the United States and Europe, insured-or uninsured, at.as low ratesas can be done by, any house with security. Our Treasure Express-will abwepe-De accom. ape by faithful Messengers.Notes, Drafts, Iitis, &e collected or negoviated and all orders attended to preety. Purchases of every dereription made. ding of Merchandise and Commissions of ev ery i attended to intelligently and with promptitude. \ForwarOffice in Nevada, next door below Wells, Fargo & Co's. JOHN PATTISON, Agent. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf , STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. J. K. SALE & CO.,: Bit wacklr lies or hacen cee Nevada to Jackson’s Ranch, “where tke stages connect with an excellent Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Virginia City.— The }yweprietors cl wal to run the enfire route by the Ist day of Octo Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8.o’clock, A. M. Arriving at V irginia City on the ey eninga of the follow ing days. The passengers, at present, lie over night at Jaekson’s. "The traveling is all by daylight. ‘Ex press matter and Freight promptly forwarded, xy stage and by freight wagons. septi-tf “NE. W. MASLIN, District Attorney,j Will p rate all the Courts of Nevada coun ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sept Ht. Wi. GALVIN, £addle and ness Maker, Fire-proof Brick, oppositeg. W. Kidd’s Banking House, Broad street. Job Work and repairing done abort notice antl good tefms sep6-lin Pacitic Mail Steamship Comp's LINE TO PANAMA, Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacitic Steaniship 0! Company » at Aspinwall. Kor New: saw Work. Having » Spare Steamers at 8. an Franciseo™ andl Pananra. DEPARTCRE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHALE. he Steamship JL. STEPHENS, RK. H. PIERSON, Commander. Will leave Folsoin street whar f, with Passengers and ‘Treasure, on TUESD. AY Sept. Lith,” FOR PANAMA, at o’cloe vk, A. N. and connect via Panama Kailroad-ut with steainship for NEW YORK. 3 hrough tickets ean be obtained. ThePanana jallpons ad Co. and Atlantic and Pacine ‘Steamship > ye authorized us. Agents for the salé of tickets. ‘Treastre for shipment wiil be reecived on board the steamship until 12.¥’clock (midnight) Ga Mon» Sept. 10th. lay ee merch; andinétre ‘ight willbe reeni¢ed on board afters orci . BGO. pune tually, Aspinw, al, * procured at the Company’s Offiee for For Freight or Passage apply to te. “RORBES & BABCOCh, A sacPaquento aud Leidesdoril sts. _ an Franciseo, ie a one in-every branch of the a men ¢an re y Spon, having:_their in-an artistic A new style of SHAMPOO has been introduce by them which they warrant to , Particular gttention has been. — ork, P. M., Septsivth, and aw Fitch OxLangton’s Pioneer Express. ret