April 17, 1864 (4 pages)

" \ju this éityevery day, thata settlement has SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 17¢. — eae te J. B. GRAY ie our authorised agent. He will receive orders tor advertising, job work, d&c. and receipt fur the axe.“TEAMSTERS’ Srrike.—We judge, by the number of teaws loaded with goods arriving een made with teamatere as to prices to be charged for freight. A tremendous lot of ¢ a ie i ERR sete cres coca sti _ business this spring snd-summer, Teaus -conseyed to Virgina City, via Placerville, “Sud itis said by these who know that they “s anembers. goods, of all kinds, are being received by our merchants, and they expect. to do a big are being put in order to carry freight te Nevada Territory. Thie isa good move, especially as it is impossible for goods to be will not be able to get through under two weeks. ‘Tons upon tons of goods are lying all along the dug rowd. There being so much *snow the teameters have concluded to proved no further on their journey till the snow is scelted. Asa matter of course, the Henness-Pass-road being open for—teame; our Territorial friendg have sent their orders to this city for goods, and bence the des mand for teams. Ouce get the travel of waguns by this route, and we aresure to keep it. 4 aiken NevaDA Light Guarp.—At a meeting of the Nevada Light Guard, held at their Armory on Friday evening, D: Marsh, A. A. Sargent aud Wa. Swift were elected. The following candidates were nominated. to be voted for at the election of officers for the ensuing year, on Monday evening. For Captain—N. W. Kuowlton; Ist Lieutenant—J. R. Luncaster, Geo. Kendall and W. H. Davidson. _ by an advertisement in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT. the by-laws and constitution, _ uel Crawford who stabbed Robert Thomp_ ‘ing of the Board of Trustees.The trouble . Sr. 2d Lieutenant —G.K.-Farqutiar, o C. Leavitt, E. Doliver and R. B. Gentry. Jr Seeond-Lientenunt—J-hn-8:Gregory) to wit Fellows Quartz M'ning Co’s. water flume, kitu--}! PROTECTION. Huok ago LADDER Co. The members of this company are notified to meet. at the City Marshal‘s office, tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. All: members are requested to call at the drug sture of J. M. Levey, on Commercial street, and sign MISTAKE.— In our list-of Committee on Decorations, published in yesterday's paper, the nume of Mrs. A. H. Hanson should tiave No INVITATIONS.—We understand that no invitations will be issued for the Ball, for the benefit of the Sanitary Fund, for the reason that it is desired that everybody should attend and it being impossible to send every one an invitation. We think this a wise idea on the part of the ladies. Tne AFFRAY aT WasninuTon.—Samson at Washington, on Thursday last, was examined before Justice Root of that place, “on Friday. and discharged. Dr. Pim who was called to attend the wounded man, informs us that he may possibly recover.— Considerable excitement is said to exist in Washington about the matter. > . WE understand that no suit-will be brought against the City Marshal, as matters will be satisfactorily arranged at the next meetseems to have originated in regard to the Marshal’s salary. RELIGious.—Rey. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Church this morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Hill will preach at the Baptist Church at 3 o'clock. Sonp OvT.—H. Levy's stock of clothing was sold at auction yesterday. “Uncle Ike’ was the auctioneer, of course. ciceccecaphdlpecind A Mus. Busn is lecturing for the negrtoes in Ohio. She is said to be coaiszr in her manners than Miss Dickinson, but equally fascianted with her subject. ~~ THERE were one hundred and fifty-six applications for divoree in Philadelphia h.st year. Domeatie felicity! THe Oregonians are rejoicing ‘over the fact that $100,000 has been appropriated by Congress for defense of the Culumbia river, a CoLes Basunorp, ex-Governor of W's“stakes, and onthe west by a line of stakes, to. -sether-with aH appurtenances-belonging or-ap-the county of Nevada aud State of California; . ning Co., te sutiof: _into the-_streets of this ci Druggist & Apothecary, * Commercial Street, A. few doors below the Daily TranseriptOffice. Nevada, Nov. 19th t Co. ees SALLE.—By virtue of the Court ef R McGoun Keq.,an acting Justice of the Peaee in and for Litrle York township. county of Nevada and State of California, bearing date April 11, 1864, to satisfy a judement rendered by said Court on the 11th day of April, 1864, in favor of H. P” Eleloe. and agi.inet Chas. Smith for the sum of $80°75. principal debt, and $14 40 eosts of suit, I have caken in execution the following described proyerty, heretofore .attashed.to.wit: All the right, title and interest-of said defendant of. in and to thi? certain set of mining claims situated on Christmas . hill, near Little York and known as the Erie Co’s claims. Also the interest of said’ defend-. auts of, in and to that certaiy mining clxim, situatec on said hill and bound: d as feHows: Cn the south by H. Miller’s claim, an the east by the Illinois. Co’s claims. on themorth by a line of . a by reg to the above described mining claims. Noticeis hereby given that [ will expose to publec-sale-al-the above described property for cash in hand, to the plehest bidder. at the vil lage of Little York, onthe 6thday of May, .1864. between the bours of 9 o’eluek A. M. and 4 0°clock Pp. M. ‘Taken as the property of said defendant. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, Given under my hand, this the 13th da April 1864. MILT COMBs, Constable. il of ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California.county of Nevaca, township 'of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley Keq. an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 1844 to sutisfy a judgment rendered by Ira Stanley on the 3ist day"6f March 1864. in favor of P. E. Co.,; for the eum of $121.93 debt, interest damapaand costs of suit, Ihave takenin execution, and wilt & +—bidder for cash, in an execution to me delivered, issued-from . . . PROMPT PAYING customers have to Joffries, and againet Fellows Quartz Mining ( Weaver & Company's Column. = A CARD WEAVER & COMPANY, ___ Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW E beg to inform our friénds and , “lat on and after ——— We-shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more running.accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained m collecting sucha large number of accounts as_have “heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and pay for the doubtful ones, as the ‘Merchant.has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. a a Sy adopting the ._ Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall. be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilitics ii San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices aS will Defy Competition ! front of the Justice’s office in-Moores Flat. Nev? ada county, the following described property ate on the south side of the Middle Yuba river in together.with all water rights and priviteges thereunto belonging. Also that certain boarding house being situate on the lower end. of Fiyblow Flat, in the eounty of Nevada, and known aSthe Fellows Quratz Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864. between the-hours of 9 0’clock A. M, and 4 o’cluck P. M. Taken as the promenty of Fellows Quartz Mi4 ing costs . D. BABCOCK, Constable feat Nov 5—Kevised=—In relaMY tion to Nafesnces. \ The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1. Any person Or persons who shall throw ity rubbish of any kind,— or shall allow such to lay in front of his or their buildings, occupied lots or premisesf or any way obstruct the street@ur sidewalks, shall on conviction thereof, be fined ip any sum not less than ten and not to exceed fifty dollars or 74 impris onment in the city prison not to exceed ten days, Provided, that any person or persons cio ng’ to erect any building within this city, shafi’h leave te occupy not more than one half of the width of the street in front of his or their premiees with materlals during the time such build ing is being erected, _Sec. 2, Any person or persons who shal] put the carcass of any dead animal. or anything which is injurious to health, or offensive to the senses, into any creek, pond, street or lot within this city, so as to interfere withthe comfortable enjoyment of life or property, shall upon con. ’ vietion thereof, be fined in any sum not less than ten and to exceed fifty dollars or be imprisoned in the city prisou net exceeding ten days. Sec.3. All persona, owners or occupants of property withih the limits of this city are required.to remove from their pri mises, and from the streets adjoining the same and dispose of in such a manreras not to interfere with the health or comfort of other citizens, all slaughter houses, . decayed animal or vegetable mutter, standing” pools, and every detriment to public health. On every faiiure to comp.y with the provision of this section, the party offending shall on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than ten and net to exceed fifty deliars, or be imprisoned in the city pees not excecding ten days. : See.4 Allordinances hereto ore passed rela ting to nuisances are herevy repealed. F 5 Passe* ION Ay Ca AKK, Pres D. 8. Baker, Clerk, ‘ ° areory ANCE NO. 9—An ordinance to protect the City from Fire. ’ The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as tollowe ; . Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of the owner, oceupant of every dwelling house, kitchen, storehouse, shop. or other buildings in which a stove or stoves are used within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, to connect every stove pipe, used in said building, with a brick flue or cnimney, at. or below the sana where said pipe passes the first wall or ceiling, in such a manner that the pipe shall not pass nearer than four inches of any wood or other combustible material, said chimney to extend thirty s)x inches above the roof or outer wall of said buijding. Sec. 2. It shail be the duty of the owner or occupant of every tenan‘ed building within the corporate limitsof the city of Nevadato construct aad keep on hand a ladder of sufficient length to reach the roof of said buildin, to be used iu case of fire. See. 3. Any person who shall fail to comply with the provisions of thie ordinance shali on ‘conviction thereot be fined in any sum not tess not less.than ten and not to exceed one hundred dollars or be imprisoned in the cityprison not to exceed ten days. See. 4. Ordinance No, 24. to protect the city from fire, — Sept. 17. 1857, ie hereby repeaied. sed March 24, 1864. JONATHAN CLARK, President. D:8. Baker. Clerk. : Fo. Marshal. STEVE. VENARD, msin, has been appointed Attorney Genere mnounces himself as a candidate A ior area at the coming election. . the . totheir advantage to give us a call, dcmand and acera.} ave fp Wholesale Buyers Will Hid It yreatiy . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Monday the 25th day of J anuary, . . Exclusively for Cash. New Dry Goods Store The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store. Where he will eonstantly keep on hand the finest assortinent of og Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of ‘ Embroidery, ‘rrimmings and Millinery Goéds. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of thc public is respectfully solicited. : _A. GOLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, ‘PHOTOGRAPHIC . AND _ DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes-taken-in the best style ofthe. Art. a6 ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th . MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city thot he has removed to his new Sxtoon, next door to Koliter’s Bakery, on isroad Street, Where he is prepared to-serveup FRESH AND GAN OYSTERS, : on e every Style. _._\ tam & Eggs, ‘Phanks for past EK. EF. SPENCE, Wholesate and Retail BROAD STREET, _ Nevadaj'City, Cal. 2 oe Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of Drugs and Medicines, White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, WP hitting; Pure Keresene,' Camphene,. “ Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Lard Oil, i ‘ Castor GOil, Linseed Ot}, Neatsfoot O11,’ } Carriage Sponge, Chamots Skina, &e., &e. Our business will be conducted onthe princi= ples of set Quick Sales, Light Profits and no 3 "Bad Debts. We'shall strictly adhere to TS" Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that We remain, Respectfully. . WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS. La WHOLESALE & RETAIL . * ® NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. otr Cash System, will mect theirapproval, . ie FOR CASH. 44 of the same. His.Satoon is fixed up better-than ever before and all orders will be attended to wich despatch. ; : MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s Zakery, Nevada, Mareh 5th. ~ : BLAZE’S SALOON’ COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T . If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S -D.-S. BAKER, DEALER IN ee Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barléy and Ground Feed ~~ No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. ee MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash, Goods delivered FreecTCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD-—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for cash. Aag-tf “J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have ovened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Oppesite Union Hotel ‘Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds,,. Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. . We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada. Jan. 25th—3m é . Black Spanish Eggs. I Have On hand a large supply of Full and Half Blood Spanish Eggs for sale, Full blood, . Black Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half blood, * ‘ ue 100. I will guarantee all Eggs to be fresh and full bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. ' m23 West Broad street, Nevada. HORSE LOST. black horse with a white spotin the right A eye, strayed from Hunneforth’s on the Washington rved, on Sunday morning last. He had on ahalter witha rope to it. A suitable reward will be paid if left at Helm’s livery stable Nevada. rae é Nevada April 4th, 1844. For Sale. A pair of Fine Horses, good for all kinds of work. For further particulars enquire of y RICHARD KELSEY. Nevada, March 30 NOTICE. \HE undersigned will apply to the Board of . Supervisors of Nevada county at their meeting in May next, for renewal af licenae to collect tolfor one year on Trail and Bridge, crossing the Middle Yuba opposire Orleans Flat, ; H. DIEVENDORFF, Moore’s Fiat, April 6th. Sore Throat. Cough. Cold. od similar troubles, if suffered to progress, result in serious Pul mor ary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections oftentimes incurable. ' Brown’s Bronchial Troches of the disease and give almost mstant relief. Heme Geode delivered Free’ of Charge. gen . Aeents for California, Kunpivaton & Co are sempouneys so asto reach directly the seat in great abundance. te In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. 2 =o (= Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and Nevada; Nov. 20—tf DEALERS IN’ Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND. FUSE, REVOLVERS, an Leather and Rubber Belting, ~ BLOCKS & SHEAVES, : hy ‘ CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. A general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, . PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, And a fine assortment of . KEROSENE LAMPS, ny « IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order AT THEIR OLD] STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. v 27¥ —OPPOSITE— * t . Wells, Fargo. & Co's. and the Pest Ofiee. Aevor wmv trys, ¥ . eer GIST, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES W.H, CRAWFORD & CO.

" \ju this éityevery day, thata settlement has SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 17¢. — eae te J. B. GRAY ie our authorised agent. He will receive orders tor advertising, job work, d&c. and receipt fur the axe.“TEAMSTERS’ Srrike.—We judge, by the number of teaws loaded with goods arriving een made with teamatere as to prices to be charged for freight. A tremendous lot of ¢ a ie i ERR sete cres coca sti _ business this spring snd-summer, Teaus -conseyed to Virgina City, via Placerville, “Sud itis said by these who know that they “s anembers. goods, of all kinds, are being received by our merchants, and they expect. to do a big are being put in order to carry freight te Nevada Territory.. Thie isa good move, especially as it is impossible for goods to be will not be able to get through under two weeks. ‘Tons upon tons of goods are lying all along the dug rowd. There being so much *snow the teameters have concluded to proved no further on their journey till the snow is scelted. Asa matter of course, the Henness-Pass-road being open for—teame; our Territorial friendg have sent their orders to this city for goods, and bence the des mand for teams. Ouce get the travel of waguns by this route, and we aresure to keep it. 4 aiken NevaDA Light Guarp.—At a meeting of the Nevada Light Guard, held at their Armory on Friday evening, D: Marsh, A. A. Sargent aud Wa. Swift were elected. The following candidates were nominated. to be voted for at the election of officers for the ensuing year, on Monday evening. For Captain—N. W. Kuowlton; Ist Lieutenant—J. R. Luncaster, Geo. Kendall and W. H. Davidson. _ by an advertisement in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT. the by-laws and constitution, _ uel Crawford who stabbed Robert Thomp_ ‘ing of the Board of Trustees.The trouble . Sr. 2d Lieutenant —G.K.-Farqutiar, o C. Leavitt, E. Doliver and R. B. Gentry. Jr Seeond-Lientenunt—J-hn-8:Gregory) to wit Fellows Quartz M'ning Co’s. water flume, kitu--}! PROTECTION. Huok ago LADDER Co. The members of this company are notified to meet. at the City Marshal‘s office, tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. All: members are requested to call at the drug sture of J. M. Levey, on Commercial street, and sign MISTAKE.— In our list-of Committee on Decorations, published in yesterday's paper, the nume of Mrs. A. H. Hanson should tiave No INVITATIONS.—We understand that no invitations will be issued for the Ball, for the benefit of the Sanitary Fund, for the reason that it is desired that everybody should attend and it being impossible to send every one an invitation. We think this a wise idea on the part of the ladies. Tne AFFRAY aT WasninuTon.—Samson at Washington, on Thursday last, was examined before Justice Root of that place, “on Friday. and discharged. Dr. Pim who was called to attend the wounded man, informs us that he may possibly recover.— Considerable excitement is said to exist in Washington about the matter. > . WE understand that no suit-will be brought against the City Marshal, as matters will be satisfactorily arranged at the next meetseems to have originated in regard to the Marshal’s salary. RELIGious.—Rey. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Church this morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Hill will preach at the Baptist Church at 3 o'clock. Sonp OvT.—H. Levy's stock of clothing was sold at auction yesterday. “Uncle Ike’ was the auctioneer, of course. ciceccecaphdlpecind A Mus. Busn is lecturing for the negrtoes in Ohio. She is said to be coaiszr in her manners than Miss Dickinson, but equally fascianted with her subject. ~~ THERE were one hundred and fifty-six applications for divoree in Philadelphia h.st year. Domeatie felicity! THe Oregonians are rejoicing ‘over the fact that $100,000 has been appropriated by Congress for defense of the Culumbia river, a CoLes Basunorp, ex-Governor of W's“stakes, and onthe west by a line of stakes, to. -sether-with aH appurtenances-belonging or-ap-the county of Nevada aud State of California; . ning Co., te sutiof: _into the-_streets of this ci Druggist & Apothecary, * Commercial Street, A. few doors below the Daily TranseriptOffice. Nevada, Nov. 19th t Co. ees SALLE.—By virtue of the Court ef R McGoun Keq.,an acting Justice of the Peaee in and for Litrle York township. county of Nevada and State of California, bearing date April 11, 1864, to satisfy a judement rendered by said Court on the 11th day of April, 1864, in favor of H. P” Eleloe. and agi.inet Chas. Smith for the sum of $80°75. principal debt, and $14 40 eosts of suit, I have caken in execution the following described proyerty, heretofore .attashed.to.wit: All the right, title and interest-of said defendant of. in and to thi? certain set of mining claims situated on Christmas . hill, near Little York and known as the Erie Co’s claims.. Also the interest of said’ defend-. auts of, in and to that certaiy mining clxim, situatec on said hill and bound: d as feHows: Cn the south by H. Miller’s claim, an the east by the Illinois. Co’s claims. on themorth by a line of . a by reg to the above described mining claims. Noticeis hereby given that [ will expose to publec-sale-al-the above described property for cash in hand, to the plehest bidder. at the vil lage of Little York, onthe 6thday of May, .1864. between the bours of 9 o’eluek A. M. and 4 0°clock Pp. M. ‘Taken as the property of said defendant. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, Given under my hand, this the 13th da April 1864. MILT COMBs, Constable. il of ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California.county of Nevaca, township 'of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley Keq. an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 1844 to sutisfy a judgment rendered by Ira Stanley on the 3ist day"6f March 1864. in favor of P. E. Co.,; for the eum of $121.93 debt, interest damapaand costs of suit, Ihave takenin execution, and wilt & +—bidder for cash, in an execution to me delivered, issued-from . . . PROMPT PAYING customers have to Joffries, and againet Fellows Quartz Mining ( Weaver & Company's Column. = A CARD WEAVER & COMPANY, ___ Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW E beg to inform our friénds and , “lat on and after ——— We-shall sell our Goods, We shall keep no more running.accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained m collecting sucha large number of accounts as_have “heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and pay for the doubtful ones, as the ‘Merchant.has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. a a Sy adopting the ._ Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall. be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilitics ii San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices aS will Defy Competition ! front of the Justice’s office in-Moores Flat. Nev? ada county, the following described property ate on the south side of the Middle Yuba river in together.with all water rights and priviteges thereunto belonging. Also that certain boarding house being situate on the lower end. of Fiyblow Flat, in the eounty of Nevada, and known aSthe Fellows Quratz Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864. between the-hours of 9 0’clock A. M, and 4 o’cluck P. M. Taken as the promenty of Fellows Quartz Mi4 ing costs . D. BABCOCK, Constable feat Nov 5—Kevised=—In relaMY tion to Nafesnces. \ The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: Sec. 1. Any person Or persons who shall throw ity rubbish of any kind,— or shall allow such to lay in front of his or their buildings, occupied lots or premisesf or any way obstruct the street@ur sidewalks, shall on conviction thereof, be fined ip any sum not less than ten and not to exceed fifty dollars or 74 impris onment in the city prison not to exceed ten days, Provided, that any person or persons cio ng’ to erect any building within this city, shafi’h leave te occupy not more than one half of the width of the street in front of his or their premiees with materlals during the time such build ing is being erected, _Sec. 2, Any person or persons who shal] put the carcass of any dead animal. or anything which is injurious to health, or offensive to the senses, into any creek, pond, street or lot within this city, so as to interfere withthe comfortable enjoyment of life or property, shall upon con. ’ vietion thereof, be fined in any sum not less than ten and to exceed fifty dollars or be imprisoned in the city prisou net exceeding ten days. Sec.3. All persona, owners or occupants of property withih the limits of this city are required.to remove from their pri mises, and from the streets adjoining the same and dispose of in such a manreras not to interfere with the health or comfort of other citizens, all slaughter houses, . decayed animal or vegetable mutter, standing” pools, and every detriment to public health. On every faiiure to comp.y with the provision of this section, the party offending shall on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than ten and net to exceed fifty deliars, or be imprisoned in the city pees not excecding ten days. : See.4 Allordinances hereto ore passed rela ting to nuisances are herevy repealed. F 5 Passe* ION Ay Ca AKK, Pres D. 8. Baker, Clerk, ‘ ° areory ANCE NO. 9—An ordinance to protect the City from Fire. ’ The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as tollowe ; . Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of the owner, oceupant of every dwelling house, kitchen, storehouse, shop. or other buildings in which a stove or stoves are used within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, to connect every stove pipe, used in said building, with a brick flue or cnimney, at. or below the sana where said pipe passes the first wall or ceiling, in such a manner that the pipe shall not pass nearer than four inches of any wood or other combustible material, said chimney to extend thirty s)x inches above the

roof or outer wall of said buijding. Sec. 2. It shail be the duty of the owner or occupant of every tenan‘ed building within the corporate limitsof the city of Nevadato construct aad keep on hand a ladder of sufficient length to reach the roof of said buildin, to be used iu case of fire. See. 3. Any person who shall fail to comply with the provisions of thie ordinance shali on ‘conviction thereot be fined in any sum not tess not less.than ten and not to exceed one hundred dollars or be imprisoned in the cityprison not to exceed ten days. See. 4. Ordinance No, 24. to protect the city from fire, — Sept. 17. 1857, ie hereby repeaied. sed March 24, 1864. JONATHAN CLARK, President. D:8. Baker. Clerk. : Fo. Marshal. STEVE. VENARD, msin, has been appointed Attorney Genere mnounces himself as a candidate A ior area at the coming election. . the . totheir advantage to give us a call, dcmand and acera.} ave fp Wholesale Buyers Will Hid It yreatiy . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Monday the 25th day of J anuary, . . Exclusively for Cash. New Dry Goods Store The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store. Where he will eonstantly keep on hand the finest assortinent of og Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of ‘ Embroidery, ‘rrimmings and Millinery Goéds. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of thc public is respectfully solicited. : _A. GOLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, ‘PHOTOGRAPHIC . AND _ DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes-taken-in the best style ofthe. Art. a6 ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th . MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city thot he has removed to his new Sxtoon, next door to Koliter’s Bakery, on isroad Street, Where he is prepared to-serveup FRESH AND GAN OYSTERS, : on e every Style. _._\ tam & Eggs, ‘Phanks for past EK. EF. SPENCE, Wholesate and Retail BROAD STREET, _ Nevadaj'City, Cal. 2 oe Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of Drugs and Medicines, White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, WP hitting; Pure Keresene,' Camphene,. “ Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Lard Oil, i ‘ Castor GOil, Linseed Ot}, Neatsfoot O11,’ } Carriage Sponge, Chamots Skina, &e., &e. Our business will be conducted onthe princi= ples of set Quick Sales, Light Profits and no 3 "Bad Debts. We'shall strictly adhere to TS" Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that We remain, Respectfully. . WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS. La WHOLESALE & RETAIL . * ® NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. otr Cash System, will mect theirapproval, . ie FOR CASH. 44 of the same. His.Satoon is fixed up better-than ever before and all orders will be attended to wich despatch. ; : MICHAEL LONG, Broad Street, next door to Kohler’s Zakery, Nevada, Mareh 5th. ~ : BLAZE’S SALOON’ COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T . If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S -D.-S. BAKER, DEALER IN ee Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barléy and Ground Feed ~~ No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. ee MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash, Goods delivered FreecTCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD-—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for cash. Aag-tf “J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have ovened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Oppesite Union Hotel ‘Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds,,. Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. . We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada. Jan. 25th—3m é . Black Spanish Eggs. I Have On hand a large supply of Full and Half Blood Spanish Eggs for sale, Full blood, . Black Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half blood, * ‘ ue 100. I will guarantee all Eggs to be fresh and full bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. ' m23 West Broad street, Nevada. HORSE LOST. black horse with a white spotin the right A eye, strayed from Hunneforth’s on the Washington rved, on Sunday morning last. He had on ahalter witha rope to it. A suitable reward will be paid if left at Helm’s livery stable Nevada. rae é Nevada April 4th, 1844. For Sale. A pair of Fine Horses, good for all kinds of work. For further particulars enquire of y RICHARD KELSEY. Nevada, March 30 NOTICE. \HE undersigned will apply to the Board of . Supervisors of Nevada county at their meeting in May next, for renewal af licenae to collect tolfor one year on Trail and Bridge, crossing the Middle Yuba opposire Orleans Flat, ; H. DIEVENDORFF, Moore’s Fiat, April 6th. Sore Throat. Cough. Cold. od similar troubles, if suffered to progress, result in serious Pul mor ary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections oftentimes incurable. ' Brown’s Bronchial Troches of the disease and give almost mstant relief. Heme Geode delivered Free’ of Charge. gen . Aeents for California, Kunpivaton & Co are sempouneys so asto reach directly the seat in great abundance. te In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. 2 =o (= Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and Nevada; Nov. 20—tf DEALERS IN’ Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND. FUSE, REVOLVERS, an Leather and Rubber Belting, ~ BLOCKS & SHEAVES, : hy ‘ CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. A general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, . PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, And a fine assortment of . KEROSENE LAMPS, ny « IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order AT THEIR OLD] STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. v 27¥ —OPPOSITE— * t . Wells, Fargo. & Co's. and the Pest Ofiee. Aevor wmv trys, ¥ . eer GIST, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES W.H, CRAWFORD & CO.