April 4, 1872 (4 pages)

. NG, e868 t AIM. 1en of on ! . made ing his sinthe people the unexowed upon. , On pet, z. -his whole making ildrens’” s! f many citi) commence, shoes dies’, Miss. TO OR— ;or oes, Ss: OOTS ! Foxed. , Foxed. her, foxed. edor Pebbled. foxed, foxed. ~ or foxed, it leather, foxed. r foxed. ced. it leather, foxed. go nes, f6xed. , foxed. foxed. Pebbled. , foxed. it Leather, foxed. t Leather, foxed. 5. patent kid, foxed; ked ; serge bled; serge ench Calf, love Calf ; Tops, patat or Cloth, es’ Misses’ ted, Blue, , Scarlet, reen, Cof~ — ge, Pearl and shade ds done in Ole Daily t vanseripy NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Aid to the French. ____The French residents of the United States are—contributing torelieve their native land of the burden imposed upon their country, by the late wat, and paying off the indemnity. We saw yesterday a list at Mr. A. Jsoard’s,upon which subscriptions to the amount of about $200 have already been made. They also propose to put up at raffle about 25 priyes which were not culled for at the _gombola, They are worth $150, and {tis proposed to make -200 chances: at 50 cts. each. All who want to subscribe or take chances in aid of. this fund can do so by calling on Mr. A Fierce Assault. On Tuesday night two Chinamen, fii Hock and Ah Loon had a difficulty over a game in Chinatown.: Yes~ terday morning Hi Hock went to the cabin of Ah Loon, on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, and found bis manin bed. He madea fierce assault upon him: with a hatchet, cutting him on the side of the head and cutting through the blankets. A com’ plaint was yesterday lodged before Justice Rolfe, charging Hi Hock with assault with intent to murder, and a warrant for his arrest put into the hands.of Marshal Getchell. __ Preaching. ; Rev. Rett Meyer has opened an Evening School, in the Room. adjoining the.-Theatre, for the purpose of teaching German, French, Spanish, Italian, Latin and Greek. His terms are $1 50 per month. : On every Sunday afternoon he will preach, in German, at the Congregational Church, _commencing at 2 o'clock. . On Sunday morning at 90’clock, he will opena Sunday School, at the room adjoining the Theatre. On Sunday afternoon he will preach in French, at the same place, commencing at 4 o’clock. ; Locations. F. Hoffman & Co. have located one thousand’ inches of water of Little Greenhorn creek, to be taken out of the creek one mile below the Greenhorn quartz mill, and to be pir ‘ by ditch to: Boid'’s ravine, for mining purposes. a The same parties have located one thousand feet of gfound fronting on Boid’s ravine; and also the ravine for flumitig and mining purposes. Gémble & Ce. have located 800 feet on the Gracie ledge southwest of the Gracie Co.’s location, in Ne, Yada township. Roll of Honor. The following are the names of pupils placed on the roll of honor in the North San Juan Grammar school, forthe month ending March 29th, Geo. E. Robinson teacher: Sarah J, Williams, Olive White, Ida Rhinehart, Gracie Hesseltine, Katie Smith, Ginerva Pfister, Carrie B. Woodward, Mary Banks, Florence Clarke, Annie’ Lisson, Augusta Noblet, Minnie Quick, Annie Smith, Mary Beck, Thomas Evans, W. G. Wodell, John Quinn, Eugene Clarke, Willie Noblet, Albert Taylor, John Lewelyn, Willie Hesseltine, George Gollodie, Earnest, Kramer, Willie Dahneke; Morgan, Frank Reed, Thomas Hartis, E. P. Bloss. Drill at the Skating Rink. The Nevada Light Guard is ordered to meet at the Armory in full tniform on next Saturday night, for tegular monthly meeting,at 8 0’clock. The Company will march to the skating rink for Company and tap drill. All members of the Company should Aumosr 4 Frne.—The Grass Valley Union says: Rough and Ready nartowly escaped losing its public school Tuesday. During the prevalence of the high wind flames. were tiscovered ascending from the roof of . . ; : > the building, and it was only by g. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS the prompt action and energetic York of Mr. Slack and several other gentlemen ‘that the fire was extinBuished, Miss Anna {Morrison is lecturing With good success in Lake and Menfroma horse in Colusa, iast week, Tar apricot crop in Yuba county David . > peated oP ee Plain Words for the People. When broken down in health, strength and spirits,it is not necessary that we would Should ask a medical man whether an invigorant is necessary. Common sense tells us that it is. cided is, what the invigorant ‘shall be. A Standard tonic and restorative, which has been many years before the public, .andin which millions of the intelligent classes repose the fullest faith, seems, in a case like this, to present the strongest claims to the confidence of the priident invalid. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be truly said to. possess these high recommendations. Its triumphant progress during a period of twenty years, its present popularity, and ‘the uniform success which attends its use in indigestion, nervous— debility, biliary complaints, fever and ague, anid all ailments which depress the physical system and én-ervate the mind, entitlé it to the rank of a standard national specific. It isregarded im} that light by the community at large, aid hundreds of thousands of both sexes resort to it at this season asa preventive of that Dumerous and harassing class of diseases which take their rise from the miasmatic winds and vapors of Spring. It isa stimulant,-a tonic, an alterative and a mild aperient—four essential restorative and protective elements of the materia medica—united in a single agreeable preparation. Every~ ingredient is vegetable,of the finest quality. and absolutely pure. Hostetter’s Bitters is better known, held in greater esteem, and comniands a larger sale, than any other proprietary medicine manufactured in this The only question to be decountry or imported from abroad. Digestive organs. another column. feb7-3m SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the causé of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s bills. Dr. HENLEY's CELEBRATED IXL Birrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and KB” See advertisement in ANNIVERSARY PARADE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! your Armory in full uniform on Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At'2 P, M., for Parade and Drill. ered as absentees. 1% P.M. sence from town. By order W. F. EVENS, 0.'3, YOU are hereby ordered to appear at The Company will march promptly at 2 o’clock, and all not in ranks will be considN. B.—Regular monthly~meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at No excuses received except sickness or abM. S. DEAL, Capt. Commanding. ~ oe Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia, San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ L avin experience in the best + standing Diseaseg speedily. charge. Street. Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th. German Physician, Surgeon, ist, etc. etc, so, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Societies of New ‘York and had many years turopean Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all lon Indigent persons treated free of Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery. Residence on Pine Banner BEros., COLUMN. IN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN AECEIPT OF A a 3 AY i Aa XP NEW & COMPLETE STOCK Lae ee LATEST STYLES _ SPRING CLOTHING, —or— Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS. Board of Registration. the List. office of T. H. Kolfe for inspection List. T. H. ROLFE, JOS. D. FLEMMING, J. B. DRUMMOND, a2 Board of Registration. HE Board of Registration forthe annual Municipal Election of Nevada city, to be held May 6th, 1872, will be in session at the office of T. H. Rolfe, Broad Street, from 9 o’clock, A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., on ‘hursday, Friday and Saturday, April 4th, 5th and 6th, 1872, for the enroll. ment of the names of voters; alsoon the 2d, 3d and 4th of May, to revise and correct From the 6th of April to the 2d of May the Poll List will be posted in the All persons entitled to registration are requested to see that their names are on the Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH .BITTERS. twenty standing aave constantly increased. f3an Francisco. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. HE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced.in the United States. . These Bitters have been in the Francisco Market for over ears, and not withthe many new candidates for public favor, the sales TAYLOR & BENDEL, jole Agents, 409 and 411 ae FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. As d a great variety of ‘Tustrated Catalogues f APOTHECARY. WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, _ pmslike-a general failure. ner Broad and Pine streets. Counselorsand Att: mneysatLaw, . . Opter Broad Beckman’s Saloon, corBarthquakes ? OH, NO !. What then is the, . ing over Nevada county? Stock is unapproachable!.! 1!!! —— 4 cause of the tumultuous uproar which is spreadKeep Cool-and we will tell you ! The Earthquake shocks ities and Robberies are not creating half as much excitement and eonsternation among the people as. the ‘New Goods es Which have just been reoO “eeived at JIROSBNBERG’S. a ht BY ye gO F elie --ON-COMMERCIAL STREET, _QrfEsite Masonic Hall, ~~ ‘Nevada City. Z fe i nd Nothing Equal to IT ! In point of magnificence, quality and prices, : Rosenberg & Bro's ——e Where can you buy Dry Goods the Cheapest ? . Answer, At ROSENBERG BROS. . Where can you buy Fine Domestic Goods the Cheapest ? of course, at ROSENBERG BROS. As a matter Where can yon buy the most elegant, Dress Goods? . At ROSENBERG BROS. Where can you buy yourself rich ? At ROSENBERG BROS. Where can you get the best ‘and the Cheapest : Carpets, : , Oil-Cloths, ' Mattings, Shawls, Pique, Silks, Satins,Ladiés and Misses Shoes, Embroideries, . Trimmings, Hesiery, Table Linen, . Towels, Napkins, Merrimac Prints, Sprague’s Prints, Marseilles, Repps, Quilts, Chambrie, Fringes, Lace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, ~ Hats, ; &e. &e. And the invariable reply will be, go é el rs ne ee \SPLENDID NEW @ooDs B. NATHAN. AND THE = B. purchasing the ( HATS, LATEST S$ GOODS ! ee CAPS, BOOTS, CHEAPEST 1. Nzvave CLOTHING STORE. H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. Paving largely increased our . “ Stock of Goods as well as advantages of LES ! <7 7fie, VERY LOWEST PRICES!) We are prepared ‘to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF AS LATE STYLES AND as Fine Made Clothing, Business and Dress Suits, As can be procured In any Store in this State ! To be convinced of his fact we only ask the public to call and examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each article and that the . maVERY LOWEST! .# ng” We have the finest stock of superior WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHING. HOSE, and, Furnishing Goods ! Ever offered in this Market! To which we call especial attention. BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, THE VERY LATEST STYLE SHOES, &e. &e. &c. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rubber Goods, Boots, &c. i We are constantly receiving additions-to—our-Stock as new styles come out, and it is our aim to give the very Best Articles for the Very LOWEST PRICES! The People of Nevada City and What's the Matter ? . Hurrah for the Spring Time THE BLOCKADE —RAISED !Robberies 7, THE FINEST qyex sii53 AND SMALL PROFITS IS MY MOTTO. ed a } On BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, : 7 HAS SOST OPENED — = \QNE HUNDRED cases Za eee OF THE ~~ --, FINEST ASSORTMENT . DRY GooDS EVER EXHIBITED ye _IN NEVADA! The Stock was selected. expressly for this market and it cannot be excelled ! The Stock is the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST ! Ever seen on this Coast ! ‘qamenith The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures, I only desire the people to visit my place, and . Let the Best stand upon its merits for Cheapness, Quality and General Assortment of Goods. aa” I desire to call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Finest Quality and Latest Styles! . Satin Barbouns, all colors. aud Silk Poplins and Silks. BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS} 9r08 hes Landres. And a general assortment of Belgian Repps. Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. Japanese Silks and Poplins. ’ §Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black Marseilles, Shirting Linens and Print, Chambrie, &c. New Styles of Striped Shawis. New Styles of Trimmings and Fringes. ' Embroideries, Hosiery, all of the latest styles. Domestic Goods, all description and qualities from 4-4 te 11-4, bleached and unbleached, Linens of all description, beg vicinity are invited to call and examine Millinery Goods, the very laROSENBERG BROS. {cur cooas. nee test style Hats, Flowers, é&c. Commercial Street. . We have the best facilities for. C*xpet# and Oil Clothe full . line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry purchasing and feel assured that 4 all kinds of Matting. We have the Largest, Best and we canmakeit anobject for buy-/ +. cotars and Handker: the Cheapest Stock of Goods to} 4, to call upon us. ehiets, of all description. be found in the State! Don’t forget the place. : ‘Ribbon. Sashes, of all kinds. We are determined not to be. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE!) Marseilles Quilts. ox Towels 3 undersold by any dealer on the nee & hoa able Linen of all ee Pacific Coast. — : At Hass & Co's Old Stand, corner . 44 4,000 more Novelties toe ROSENBERG BROS. Pine & Commercial Street numerous to mention. Nevads, April 2nd. NEVADA. CITY. “A, GOLDSMITH, _

. NG, e868 t AIM. 1en of on ! . made ing his sinthe people the unexowed upon. , On pet, z. -his whole making ildrens’” s! f many citi) commence, shoes dies’, Miss. TO OR— ;or oes, Ss: OOTS ! Foxed. , Foxed. her, foxed. edor Pebbled. foxed, foxed. ~ or foxed, it leather, foxed. r foxed. ced. it leather, foxed. go nes, f6xed. , foxed. foxed. Pebbled. , foxed. it Leather, foxed. t Leather, foxed. 5. patent kid, foxed; ked ; serge bled; serge ench Calf, love Calf ; Tops, patat or Cloth, es’ Misses’ ted, Blue, , Scarlet, reen, Cof~ — ge, Pearl and shade ds done in Ole Daily t vanseripy NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Aid to the French. ____The French residents of the United States are—contributing torelieve their native land of the burden imposed upon their country, by the late wat, and paying off the indemnity. We saw yesterday a list at Mr. A. Jsoard’s,upon which subscriptions to the amount of about $200 have already been made. They also propose to put up at raffle about 25 priyes which were not culled for at the _gombola, They are worth $150, and {tis proposed to make -200 chances: at 50 cts. each. All who want to subscribe or take chances in aid of. this fund can do so by calling on Mr. A Fierce Assault. On Tuesday night two Chinamen, fii Hock and Ah Loon had a difficulty over a game in Chinatown.: Yes~ terday morning Hi Hock went to the cabin of Ah Loon, on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, and found bis manin bed. He madea fierce assault upon him: with a hatchet, cutting him on the side of the head and cutting through the blankets. A com’ plaint was yesterday lodged before Justice Rolfe, charging Hi Hock with assault with intent to murder, and a warrant for his arrest put into the hands.of Marshal Getchell. __ Preaching. ; Rev. Rett Meyer has opened an Evening School, in the Room. adjoining the.-Theatre, for the purpose of teaching German, French, Spanish, Italian, Latin and Greek. His terms are $1 50 per month. : On every Sunday afternoon he will preach, in German, at the Congregational Church, _commencing at 2 o'clock. . On Sunday morning at 90’clock, he will opena Sunday School, at the room adjoining the Theatre. On Sunday afternoon he will preach in French, at the same place, commencing at 4 o’clock. ; Locations. F. Hoffman & Co. have located one thousand’ inches of water of Little Greenhorn creek, to be taken out of the creek one mile below the Greenhorn quartz mill, and to be pir ‘ by ditch to: Boid'’s ravine, for mining purposes. a The same parties have located one thousand feet of gfound fronting on Boid’s ravine; and also the ravine for flumitig and mining purposes. Gémble & Ce. have located 800 feet on the Gracie ledge southwest of the Gracie Co.’s location, in Ne, Yada township. Roll of Honor. The following are the names of pupils placed on the roll of honor in the North San Juan Grammar school, forthe month ending March 29th, Geo. E. Robinson teacher: Sarah J, Williams, Olive White, Ida Rhinehart, Gracie Hesseltine, Katie Smith, Ginerva Pfister, Carrie B. Woodward, Mary Banks, Florence Clarke, Annie’ Lisson, Augusta Noblet, Minnie Quick, Annie Smith, Mary Beck, Thomas Evans, W. G. Wodell, John Quinn, Eugene Clarke, Willie Noblet, Albert Taylor, John Lewelyn, Willie Hesseltine, George Gollodie, Earnest, Kramer, Willie Dahneke; Morgan, Frank Reed, Thomas Hartis, E. P. Bloss. Drill at the Skating Rink. The Nevada Light Guard is ordered to meet at the Armory in full tniform on next Saturday night, for tegular monthly meeting,at 8 0’clock. The Company will march to the skating rink for Company and tap drill. All members of the Company should Aumosr 4 Frne.—The Grass Valley Union says: Rough and Ready nartowly escaped losing its public school Tuesday. During the prevalence of the high wind flames. were tiscovered ascending from the roof of . . ; : > the building, and it was only by g. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS the prompt action and energetic York of Mr. Slack and several other gentlemen ‘that the fire was extinBuished, Miss Anna {Morrison is lecturing With good success in Lake and Menfroma horse in Colusa, iast week, Tar apricot crop in Yuba county David . > peated oP ee Plain Words for the People. When broken down in health, strength and spirits,it is not necessary that we would Should ask a medical man whether an invigorant is necessary. Common sense tells us that it is. cided is, what the invigorant ‘shall be. A Standard tonic and restorative, which has been many years before the public, .andin which millions of the intelligent classes repose the fullest faith, seems, in a case like this, to present the strongest claims to the confidence of the priident invalid. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be truly said to. possess these high recommendations. Its triumphant progress during a period of twenty years, its present popularity, and ‘the uniform success which attends its use in indigestion, nervous— debility, biliary complaints, fever and ague, anid all ailments which depress the physical system and én-ervate the mind, entitlé it to the rank of a standard national specific. It isregarded im} that light by the community at large, aid hundreds of thousands of both sexes resort to it at this season asa preventive of that Dumerous and harassing class of diseases which take their rise from the miasmatic winds and vapors of Spring. It isa stimulant,-a tonic, an alterative and a mild aperient—four essential restorative and protective elements of the materia medica—united in a single agreeable preparation. Every~ ingredient is vegetable,of the finest quality. and absolutely pure. Hostetter’s Bitters is better known, held in greater esteem, and comniands a larger sale, than any other proprietary medicine manufactured in this The only question to be decountry or imported from abroad. Digestive organs. another column. feb7-3m SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the causé of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto ! Give tone tothe stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s bills. Dr. HENLEY's CELEBRATED IXL Birrers are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and KB” See advertisement in ANNIVERSARY PARADE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! your Armory in full uniform on Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At'2 P, M., for Parade and Drill. ered as absentees. 1% P.M. sence from town. By order W. F. EVENS, 0.'3, YOU are hereby ordered to appear at The Company will march promptly at 2 o’clock, and all not in ranks will be considN. B.—Regular monthly~meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at No excuses received except sickness or abM. S. DEAL, Capt. Commanding. ~ oe Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia, San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ L avin experience in the best + standing Diseaseg speedily. charge. Street. Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th. German Physician, Surgeon, ist, etc. etc, so, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr. Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual Benevolent Societies of New ‘York and had many years turopean Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all lon Indigent persons treated free of Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery. Residence on Pine Banner BEros., COLUMN. IN A FEW DAYS WE WILL BE IN AECEIPT OF A a 3 AY i Aa XP NEW & COMPLETE STOCK Lae ee LATEST STYLES _ SPRING CLOTHING, —or— Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF LAST YEAR'S GOODS. Board of Registration. the List.

office of T. H. Kolfe for inspection List. T. H. ROLFE, JOS. D. FLEMMING, J. B. DRUMMOND, a2 Board of Registration. HE Board of Registration forthe annual Municipal Election of Nevada city, to be held May 6th, 1872, will be in session at the office of T. H. Rolfe, Broad Street, from 9 o’clock, A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., on ‘hursday, Friday and Saturday, April 4th, 5th and 6th, 1872, for the enroll. ment of the names of voters; alsoon the 2d, 3d and 4th of May, to revise and correct From the 6th of April to the 2d of May the Poll List will be posted in the All persons entitled to registration are requested to see that their names are on the Twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH .BITTERS. twenty standing aave constantly increased. f3an Francisco. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. HE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced.in the United States. . These Bitters have been in the Francisco Market for over ears, and not withthe many new candidates for public favor, the sales TAYLOR & BENDEL, jole Agents, 409 and 411 ae FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLIS BULBS, —aT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. As d a great variety of ‘Tustrated Catalogues f APOTHECARY. WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, _ pmslike-a general failure. ner Broad and Pine streets. Counselorsand Att: mneysatLaw, . . Opter Broad Beckman’s Saloon, corBarthquakes ? OH, NO !. What then is the, . ing over Nevada county? Stock is unapproachable!.! 1!!! —— 4 cause of the tumultuous uproar which is spreadKeep Cool-and we will tell you ! The Earthquake shocks ities and Robberies are not creating half as much excitement and eonsternation among the people as. the ‘New Goods es Which have just been reoO “eeived at JIROSBNBERG’S. a ht BY ye gO F elie --ON-COMMERCIAL STREET, _QrfEsite Masonic Hall, ~~ ‘Nevada City. Z fe i nd Nothing Equal to IT ! In point of magnificence, quality and prices, : Rosenberg & Bro's ——e Where can you buy Dry Goods the Cheapest ? . Answer, At ROSENBERG BROS. . Where can you buy Fine Domestic Goods the Cheapest ? of course, at ROSENBERG BROS. As a matter Where can yon buy the most elegant, Dress Goods? . At ROSENBERG BROS. Where can you buy yourself rich ? At ROSENBERG BROS. Where can you get the best ‘and the Cheapest : Carpets, : , Oil-Cloths, ' Mattings, Shawls, Pique, Silks, Satins,Ladiés and Misses Shoes, Embroideries, . Trimmings, Hesiery, Table Linen, . Towels, Napkins, Merrimac Prints, Sprague’s Prints, Marseilles, Repps, Quilts, Chambrie, Fringes, Lace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, ~ Hats, ; &e. &e. And the invariable reply will be, go é el rs ne ee \SPLENDID NEW @ooDs B. NATHAN. AND THE = B. purchasing the ( HATS, LATEST S$ GOODS ! ee CAPS, BOOTS, CHEAPEST 1. Nzvave CLOTHING STORE. H. MILLER. NATHAN & MILLER, HAAS & CO. Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. Paving largely increased our . “ Stock of Goods as well as advantages of LES ! <7 7fie, VERY LOWEST PRICES!) We are prepared ‘to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF AS LATE STYLES AND as Fine Made Clothing, Business and Dress Suits, As can be procured In any Store in this State ! To be convinced of his fact we only ask the public to call and examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each article and that the . maVERY LOWEST! .# ng” We have the finest stock of superior WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHING. HOSE, and, Furnishing Goods ! Ever offered in this Market! To which we call especial attention. BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, THE VERY LATEST STYLE SHOES, &e. &e. &c. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rubber Goods, Boots, &c. i We are constantly receiving additions-to—our-Stock as new styles come out, and it is our aim to give the very Best Articles for the Very LOWEST PRICES! The People of Nevada City and What's the Matter ? . Hurrah for the Spring Time THE BLOCKADE —RAISED !Robberies 7, THE FINEST qyex sii53 AND SMALL PROFITS IS MY MOTTO. ed a } On BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, : 7 HAS SOST OPENED — = \QNE HUNDRED cases Za eee OF THE ~~ --, FINEST ASSORTMENT . DRY GooDS EVER EXHIBITED ye _IN NEVADA! The Stock was selected. expressly for this market and it cannot be excelled ! The Stock is the LARGEST, RICHEST, And the CHEAPEST ! Ever seen on this Coast ! ‘qamenith The Stock is the most COMPLETE AND VARIED IN THE STATE. and as I propose to sell my Goods at the Very Lowest Figures, I only desire the people to visit my place, and . Let the Best stand upon its merits for Cheapness, Quality and General Assortment of Goods. aa” I desire to call attention to a few articles which I have just opened, as follows; Finest Quality and Latest Styles! . Satin Barbouns, all colors. aud Silk Poplins and Silks. BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS} 9r08 hes Landres. And a general assortment of Belgian Repps. Tannis Cloth, English Lustres. Foulards. Japanese Silks and Poplins. ’ §Sprague’s and Merrimac Prints 1000 different paterns. Black Marseilles, Shirting Linens and Print, Chambrie, &c. New Styles of Striped Shawis. New Styles of Trimmings and Fringes. ' Embroideries, Hosiery, all of the latest styles. Domestic Goods, all description and qualities from 4-4 te 11-4, bleached and unbleached, Linens of all description, beg vicinity are invited to call and examine Millinery Goods, the very laROSENBERG BROS. {cur cooas. nee test style Hats, Flowers, é&c. Commercial Street. . We have the best facilities for. C*xpet# and Oil Clothe full . line of 3-ply, Brussels, Tapestry purchasing and feel assured that 4 all kinds of Matting. We have the Largest, Best and we canmakeit anobject for buy-/ +.. cotars and Handker: the Cheapest Stock of Goods to} 4, to call upon us. ehiets, of all description. be found in the State! Don’t forget the place. : ‘Ribbon. Sashes, of all kinds. We are determined not to be. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE!) Marseilles Quilts. ox Towels 3 undersold by any dealer on the nee & hoa able Linen of all ee Pacific Coast. — : At Hass & Co's Old Stand, corner . 44 4,000 more Novelties toe ROSENBERG BROS. Pine & Commercial Street numerous to mention. Nevads, April 2nd. NEVADA. CITY. “A, GOLDSMITH, _