April 5, 1866 (4 pages)

EWS en's Liters, Cap, 1 Stock quay Dtioued urchas. ‘has tePipe, Bolts ‘ols a larze a = ER a —stage with due scenie—effect _ ‘ection, which séems to us as a very great »at French Corral, cleaned up.last week, one ~the State than those in the vicinity of as EEE esa Daily Genser NEVADA CITY. = } aan LOCAL AFFAIRS, THEATRICAT.—The dramatic company now playing at Grass Valley will. re-appear in this city on Monday evening next, April 9th., on which vccasion will be produced Boucicault’ and House’s famed drama of “Artahena-Pogue. Mrs. Sedley Brown in her original chaiacter of “Arreh Meelish” us played by her in San Francisce for over ‘one hundred nights. The piece will be strongly. cast, and everything that ean be, will be done tu place the piece upon the Owing to other engagements the company can only play here on Monday and Tuesday nighte. On Tuesday afternoon there will be a matinee for ladies and children, Children_will be admitted at half price. It requires considerable amount of pluck to bring so large = ‘and so efticrent a Company to lie” interior . of the State and the manager deserves_ the most liberal patronage from our citizens. Powper Usen—Ricu Diecincs.—A blast of “three hundred kegs of powder was let off in the Golden Gate claims at North San Juan one day last week. These caine, as wellas all others ip that vicinity require an immense amount of powder to blast the éément whichis very hard, and cannot be worked in any other way.’ This blast shook the whole town, and ina house near by,a man was thrown completely out of his chair, while reading a paper. Considerable damage was done by the breaking up of pipes, hose, flume, &c., in the diggings. Scarcely a piece of this cement éan be picked up in the Gelden Gate claims but what is filled with gold. . ia QUARTZ.—We understand that several very fine ledges of quartz have been discovered on and near Brush Creek during the past few weeks. One of them is very rich indeed and, the ledge is extraordinarily large. Uutil during the past few months prospectors have never visited this oversight. It isa locality where croppings areseen very plainly in all the bills around the creek. If otner ledges are found as good as the last there will be quite alittle a little town on Brush Creek before long. [ Goop CLEAN, Up.—The Frengh~Cempany run of ten days. the sum of twenty-seven thousand and five hundred dollars. The bricks of gold were at Furth’s store at North San Juan on Monday last. ° Thie claim has been paying at this rate for » long time.— There are ne better hydraulic diggings in Corral.\ HEAvY BLastT.—Crall & Co., owhers of the American Co’s. claims at Sebas. topol, are preparing tu putin their claims a blast of six hundred kegs of powder. The cement, which is very rich requires to be loosened and broken up by blasting, after which it is very easily run off. These claims have been paying on an average of $1,000 per day, during the whole season. ANOTHER BLast.—The Knickerbocker Company at North San Juan put off a blast of 200 kegs of powder last ‘Thursday, whieh tore up the ground for a great distance.— These claims are also very rich, being the tame kind of cement as that of the Golden Gate and American Companies, mroneyBIRCHVILLE.—From this part of vur PRICES. : : Mixtewetivig TUS s so ccccvcscceseccscoscccce 00000050 county, we learn of the unparalleled pres-. extracting for Children. Perity ofthe miners. At the last clean up of the San Joaquin ‘Company they took out $8,000. The Kenuebec and American companies; near by, are now taking out an enormous amount of money. No claims in the county pay more regularly than those in and around Birchville. Tue old Star Company's claims, on San Juan Hill, now owned by the Middle Yuba Canal and Water Company, which have not been worked since the year 1861, were started up a few weeks ago. This company using 4-inch nozzle—the largest weever heard of being used on’ this coast+—with a 100 feet pressure, consuming from four to tix hundred inches of water perday. These) claims are paying big. lic may feel assured that euted in the neatest possible manner and at prices that defy competition. ; fident in saying the to do lowest of San Francisco prices. TY-ONE CARATS FINE, and all our Plate Work to be a perfect fit, orno charge. this office will be, rectified Nerve Killed in Aching Teeth, without pain. .$1 00 Filling with Gold, Ot Making Full sired. see Us, ReTVRNED.—About fifteen of the volun~ teers belonging to Captain Kendall’s Company arrived in this city on Tuesday evering last. During the last eighteen months they have been in Arizona, fighting Indians. ‘Having been discharged from Uncle Sam's service, they have returnéd to their homer, to enter upon their usual avocations. We extend to them a hearty “welcome home.” PLAYED OuT.—Some dozen of our citizens, a few months ago, contemplated leaving for Montana.’ While they were waiting for the rush. to commence, they becaine interested in quartz in and near this city, and have concluded now that there are better leads here than in Montana. Few victims for that country inthese parts. SPECIMEN.—We saw the other day a magnificent. specimen of quartz filled with geld, taken from a ledge at Woods’ ravine, which has been worked almost constantly for the past seven or eight years. the Methodist, Church 1n this city, om Thureday,. Friday and Saturday evenings, at 74 o’cluck. Sinners especially are invited to attend. ia Fur MagsaaL'—B.-H. Gullier is announced in to-day’s paper as a candidate for City Marshal. THE District Court meets this morning at-10-0’clock. MINERS’ FOUNDR —AND— : MACHINE WOoRKs, First Street, between Howard and Folsom, San Francisco, HOWLAND, ANGELL & KING, . ANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, Mill and Quartz Machinery and Iron Castings of ull kinds. f ' The particnlar attention of Miners and Mill men is called tothe Seventh Annual Circular of the Miners? Foundry, containing much valuable information, not otherwise easily obtainable. Books sent free to any address on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, Sanfrancisco. San Francisco, April 5th. ' —_ DENTISTRY! : Ww DENTISTRY ! SRNR ¥ DRS. DAVIS & UPHAM, DENTISTS ! 3d door below the Wisconsin Hotel, MAIN STREET; GRASS VALLEY. 2 s OFFER their services to the citicitizens of Nevada County for the practice of their profession. Having many years’ experience, the puball operations will be exeHaving all the latest improvements, we feel conto those desiring work done, that will do well tocall on us, as we are determined our work well and at as LQW-RATES as the We will warrant all our Gold Plate to be TWEN from work done at Any dissatisfaction roe. im rye y the return of the Os eeceeeeses ad per SOvEYs+-s00n0-O1 60 00880 pper Set, on Vulcauite. ..22225 00 a aus hd ae ao Upper on Silver. eee to Lower s sveccesccee 25t0 35 00 Upper ** Goldeceees.-.50 to 75 00 Lower eee ste er00 000 to 75 00 Chloroform Administered when deher Fillin All Work Warranted. Come and aps Das. DAVIS & UPHAM. BRusH Creex is now being worked for. the fifteenth season and every: year it ¢ontinues to pay better than the ‘previous’ one. Wines, Ce Brandies, Whiskys, Syru: &o, Itwill coatinue te pay, doubtless, as leng as f = poe . * Selby Flat and Hill’ diggings are von For sale by ieee’ to be worked, : __PREACHING.—There will be preaching at . = Spring; Fesbloun fis 18691 Stern Winter's frowns have passed av; xf And beauteous Spring returns onee mone With radiant smiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Winter’s Fashions oer. ~ The skies séemed bathed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for inan’s delight. But the kindly garb.that Nature wears, Resplendent gh it be, ‘ Is nothalf so dazzling to the eye As the Spring and Summer styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT P. BANNER'’S. . New Spring Clothing ! J UST RECEIV MAMMOTH Clothing Emporium. —OFr— Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city. re A Large and splendid Stock of : ‘ : FASHIONABLE CLOTHING . ! Selected express]: proved Styles-for the Spring and Summer Trade ! And of qualities uns’ by dny Clothing House injthe State, which will be sold at such Low Rates! As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. We have in store a Superior Stoek of FINE DRESS SUITS! ! BUSINESS SUITS! for-this market of the most apNew Styles ef Every Description. come Latest Styie SPRING HATS, including the celeeee ~«t8. Peto and Resorte Hats !. Just introduced. < Hundred Pair —OF— ” i Bankert's Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! en Two AML kinds of Suitable for the season. a Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies? and Childrens? Wear ! FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety from the Finest French Silk and Lambs Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Flannel Shirts, English Thread Secks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &c, &ec. &e. Trunks, Valises, Sechels, do. &o. Our Spring stock is the to be found in Nevada county and our facilities ju procuring our goods Gents?’ direct from New York and Philadel hia, and having been purchased at the prevailing” uped Rates in the astern markets, enables.us to : Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County ! ‘All of our Winter Clothing now in store, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED RATES ! Call and examine. ; P. BANNER, . Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada, March 28th. A, BGREGORY. E. Ge WAITE CRECORY & WAITE, . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, ae. Ne. 59 Broad Sireet. FEED! FEED!! FEED !!t OF ALL KINDS, ~—ae . '. For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, «. + 5 *2 Hemp and Rubber. Packing, GREGORY & WAITS. ED and now openiug at the 2 ROM AND AFTER THIS, FIRST DAY OF MAKCH, 1866, F I SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT COST! wWwFOR CASH, . My Entire Stock of GLASSWARE, SILVER WARE, CROCKERY, CHINA, . CUTLERY, “&o, &e. ‘As Ihave concluded to close out my Business in the above mentioned articles as speedily as Possible, en Hotels, Restaurants, Deal in Crockéry, and private Families will find this s opportunity ever before presented int city for purchasing Crockery-and Wares gen nection with it. ly kept in conve ri ; Everything I have in store will be offered at Cost” . 4 ee Yo The public is invitéd to call and examine myStock and the CLOSING eouT PRICES! A. CG. PIER, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada, March Ist, , te PAINTING! PAINTING! wok ; P. L. RYAN, AS OPENED A SHOP oppesite Wells, Fargo & Uo’s Express Uttice, _O N MAIN STREET H He is prepared, as heretore, to do all kinds of HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE -AND<= ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. ‘ feb27 Champion Kestaurant, Commercial Street, Adjoining ‘‘Charley’s” Saloon, nearly . opposite W. C. Randol; h’s Jewelry Store, ‘Will be opened on . Saturday, March 10th, 1866, BLACK FORD would i:form the hey J e of Nevada city that he can always be found at the above place where he intends tu keep A Aaa in the edible line, of the best the market affords. Meals can be had at all hours. Ledging—Persons desiring Lodging can be accommodated. Prices reasonable—Give me a call. J. BLACKFORD, Prop'r. Nevada, March 9th. ACard from the Trustees of the.Nevada Theatre Company. Tn the Nevada Gazette of March 22nd, there appeared under the head of -‘Beware of Greenbacks,"’ a fabrication of contemptible, dirty lies against the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company, over the signature of Julius Dreyfuss. He save that he com. menced a suit against the Theatre Company -before Justice Palmer and that the ‘Trastees paid him in Greenbacks In reply to the above, Julius Dreyfuse never commence: suit against the Theatre Company in. Justice Palmet’s or any other Court— nei’ ther did the Thegtre Company or its Trustees ever psy him in Greenbaeke—neither do the Theatre Company owe him anything. ; ~ THE TRUSTEES, Of the Nevada Theatre Compaay. Through respeet for Julius Dreyfuseand his Greenback grievance, we will help him to more fully explain the case. J. Dreyfuss gold a Bill of $1900 against the Theatre Company to man by the name of Staley. Now it appears, Staley, the naughty fellow. hag paid the unsuspecting Juliusin Greenbacks. Surely, no intelligent citizen would blame us for a mesp action committed by others. THE TRUSTEES, i. Nevada Theatre Company. Ground Feed,: Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, m23 Ld os J MONROE DOCTRI z. a NE! 7 +—FOR— AMERICA Meo get : Y MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! All who-endorse the above ara solicited to make their HEADQUARTERS AT. THE / STORE Rooms we rs /, Crawford, Leavitt'& Co, Where thev will find at all times . —OF— A RULL AND COMPLETE . STOCK or. HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions : FLOUR es wale : WINES anp ‘LIQUORS. CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. z 2: We return thanks to our many friends for their patroua ‘ ge during the past year which we have endeavor ed to gain, and hope to re tain and increase by a fair and honorable course ot dealing. : Our Prices are made at a fair livi ny advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House’tan long sustain ¢i ther itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging over .our ‘‘Time” limit, will invariably be charged with in terest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our business terms are respectiully selicited to extend a8, Or Cuntinur their patronage. ' Allerrors of our own, or employees. promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. od ARE AGENTS FOR Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, ee Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ business are requested to settle their acCounts at once. Ec Goods delivered a reasonable distastce Free of Charge. Crawford, Leavitt & Co GREGORY & WAITE. Mevada Feb. lita.

EWS en's Liters, Cap, 1 Stock quay Dtioued urchas. ‘has tePipe, Bolts ‘ols a larze a = ER a —stage with due scenie—effect _ ‘ection, which séems to us as a very great »at French Corral, cleaned up.last week, one ~the State than those in the vicinity of as EEE esa Daily Genser NEVADA CITY. = } aan LOCAL AFFAIRS, THEATRICAT.—The dramatic company now playing at Grass Valley will. re-appear in this city on Monday evening next, April 9th., on which vccasion will be produced Boucicault’ and House’s famed drama of “Artahena-Pogue. Mrs. Sedley Brown in her original chaiacter of “Arreh Meelish” us played by her in San Francisce for over ‘one hundred nights. The piece will be strongly. cast, and everything that ean be, will be done tu place the piece upon the Owing to other engagements the company can only play here on Monday and Tuesday nighte. On Tuesday afternoon there will be a matinee for ladies and children, Children_will be admitted at half price. It requires considerable amount of pluck to bring so large = ‘and so efticrent a Company to lie” interior . of the State and the manager deserves_ the most liberal patronage from our citizens. Powper Usen—Ricu Diecincs.—A blast of “three hundred kegs of powder was let off in the Golden Gate claims at North San Juan one day last week. These caine, as wellas all others ip that vicinity require an immense amount of powder to blast the éément whichis very hard, and cannot be worked in any other way.’ This blast shook the whole town, and ina house near by,a man was thrown completely out of his chair, while reading a paper. Considerable damage was done by the breaking up of pipes, hose, flume, &c., in the diggings. Scarcely a piece of this cement éan be picked up in the Gelden Gate claims but what is filled with gold. . ia QUARTZ.—We understand that several very fine ledges of quartz have been discovered on and near Brush Creek during the past few weeks. One of them is very rich indeed and, the ledge is extraordinarily large. Uutil during the past few months prospectors have never visited this oversight. It isa locality where croppings areseen very plainly in all the bills around the creek. If otner ledges are found as good as the last there will be quite alittle a little town on Brush Creek before long. [ Goop CLEAN, Up.—The Frengh~Cempany run of ten days. the sum of twenty-seven thousand and five hundred dollars. The bricks of gold were at Furth’s store at North San Juan on Monday last. ° Thie claim has been paying at this rate for » long time.— There are ne better hydraulic diggings in Corral.\ HEAvY BLastT.—Crall & Co., owhers of the American Co’s. claims at Sebas. topol, are preparing tu putin their claims a blast of six hundred kegs of powder. The cement, which is very rich requires to be loosened and broken up by blasting, after which it is very easily run off. These claims have been paying on an average of $1,000 per day, during the whole season. ANOTHER BLast.—The Knickerbocker Company at North San Juan put off a blast of 200 kegs of powder last ‘Thursday, whieh tore up the ground for a great distance.— These claims are also very rich, being the tame kind of cement as that of the Golden Gate and American Companies, mroneyBIRCHVILLE.—From this part of vur PRICES. : : Mixtewetivig TUS s so ccccvcscceseccscoscccce 00000050 county, we learn of the unparalleled pres-. extracting for Children.. Perity ofthe miners. At the last clean up of the San Joaquin ‘Company they took out $8,000. The Kenuebec and American companies; near by, are now taking out an enormous amount of money. No claims in the county pay more regularly than those in and around Birchville. Tue old Star Company's claims, on San Juan Hill, now owned by the Middle Yuba Canal and Water Company, which have not been worked since the year 1861, were started up a few weeks ago. This company using 4-inch nozzle—the largest weever heard of being used on’ this coast+—with a 100 feet pressure, consuming from four to tix hundred inches of water perday. These) claims are paying big. lic may feel assured that euted in the neatest possible manner and at prices that defy competition. ; fident in saying the to do lowest of San Francisco prices. TY-ONE CARATS FINE, and all our Plate Work to be a perfect fit, orno charge. this office will be, rectified Nerve Killed in Aching Teeth, without pain.. .$1 00 Filling with Gold, Ot Making Full sired. see Us, ReTVRNED.—About fifteen of the volun~ teers belonging to Captain Kendall’s Company arrived in this city on Tuesday evering last. During the last eighteen months they have been in Arizona, fighting Indians. ‘Having been discharged from Uncle Sam's service, they have returnéd to their homer, to enter upon their usual avocations. We extend to them a hearty “welcome home.” PLAYED OuT.—Some dozen of our citizens, a few months ago, contemplated leaving for Montana.’ While they were waiting for the rush. to commence, they becaine interested in quartz in and near this city, and have concluded now that there are better leads here than in Montana. Few victims for that country inthese parts. SPECIMEN.—We saw the other day a magnificent. specimen of quartz filled with geld, taken from a ledge at Woods’ ravine, which has been worked almost constantly for the past seven or eight years. the Methodist, Church 1n this city, om Thureday,. Friday and Saturday evenings, at 74 o’cluck. Sinners especially are invited to attend. ia Fur MagsaaL'—B.-H. Gullier is announced in to-day’s paper as a candidate for City Marshal. THE District Court meets this morning at-10-0’clock. MINERS’ FOUNDR —AND— : MACHINE WOoRKs, First Street, between Howard and Folsom, San Francisco, HOWLAND, ANGELL & KING, . ANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, Mill and Quartz Machinery and Iron Castings of ull kinds. f ' The particnlar attention of Miners and Mill men is called tothe Seventh Annual Circular of the Miners? Foundry, containing much valuable information, not otherwise easily obtainable. Books sent free to any address on application to HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, Sanfrancisco. San Francisco, April 5th. ' —_ DENTISTRY! : Ww DENTISTRY ! SRNR ¥ DRS. DAVIS & UPHAM, DENTISTS ! 3d door below the Wisconsin Hotel, MAIN STREET; GRASS VALLEY. 2 s OFFER their services to the citicitizens of Nevada County for the practice of their profession. Having many years’ experience, the puball operations will be exeHaving all the latest improvements, we feel conto those desiring work done, that will do well tocall on us, as we are determined our work well and at as LQW-RATES as the We will warrant all our Gold Plate to be TWEN from work done at Any dissatisfaction roe. im rye y the return of the Os eeceeeeses ad per SOvEYs+-s00n0-O1 60 00880 pper Set, on Vulcauite. ...22225 00 a aus hd ae ao Upper on Silver.. eee to Lower s sveccesccee 25t0 35 00 Upper ** Goldeceees.-.50 to 75 00 Lower eee ste er00 000 to 75 00 Chloroform Administered when deher Fillin All Work Warranted. Come and aps Das. DAVIS & UPHAM. BRusH Creex is now being worked for. the fifteenth season and every: year it ¢ontinues to pay better than the ‘previous’ one. Wines, Ce Brandies, Whiskys, Syru: &o, Itwill coatinue te pay, doubtless, as leng as f = poe . * Selby Flat and Hill’ diggings are von For sale by ieee’ to be worked, : __PREACHING.—There will be preaching at . = Spring; Fesbloun fis 18691 Stern Winter's frowns have passed av; xf And beauteous Spring returns onee mone With radiant smiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Winter’s Fashions oer. ~ The skies séemed bathed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for inan’s delight. But the kindly garb.that Nature wears, Resplendent gh it be, ‘ Is nothalf so dazzling to the eye As the Spring and Summer styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT P. BANNER'’S. . New Spring Clothing ! J UST RECEIV MAMMOTH Clothing Emporium.

—OFr— Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city. re A Large and splendid Stock of : ‘ : FASHIONABLE CLOTHING . ! Selected express]: proved Styles-for the Spring and Summer Trade ! And of qualities uns’ by dny Clothing House injthe State, which will be sold at such Low Rates! As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. We have in store a Superior Stoek of FINE DRESS SUITS! ! BUSINESS SUITS! for-this market of the most apNew Styles ef Every Description. come Latest Styie SPRING HATS, including the celeeee ~«t8. Peto and Resorte Hats !. Just introduced. < Hundred Pair —OF— ” i Bankert's Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! en Two AML kinds of Suitable for the season. a Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies? and Childrens? Wear ! FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety from the Finest French Silk and Lambs Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Flannel Shirts, English Thread Secks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &c, &ec. &e. Trunks, Valises, Sechels, do. &o. Our Spring stock is the to be found in Nevada county and our facilities ju procuring our goods Gents?’ direct from New York and Philadel hia, and having been purchased at the prevailing” uped Rates in the astern markets, enables.us to : Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County ! ‘All of our Winter Clothing now in store, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED RATES ! Call and examine. ; P. BANNER, . Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada, March 28th. A, BGREGORY. E. Ge WAITE CRECORY & WAITE, . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, ae. Ne. 59 Broad Sireet. FEED! FEED!! FEED !!t OF ALL KINDS, ~—ae . '. For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, «. + 5 *2 Hemp and Rubber. Packing, GREGORY & WAITS. ED and now openiug at the 2 ROM AND AFTER THIS, FIRST DAY OF MAKCH, 1866, F I SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT COST! wWwFOR CASH, . My Entire Stock of GLASSWARE, SILVER WARE, CROCKERY, CHINA, . CUTLERY, “&o, &e. ‘As Ihave concluded to close out my Business in the above mentioned articles as speedily as Possible, en Hotels, Restaurants, Deal in Crockéry, and private Families will find this s opportunity ever before presented int city for purchasing Crockery-and Wares gen nection with it. ly kept in conve ri ; Everything I have in store will be offered at Cost” . 4 ee Yo The public is invitéd to call and examine myStock and the CLOSING eouT PRICES! A. CG. PIER, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada, March Ist, , te PAINTING! PAINTING! wok ; P. L. RYAN, AS OPENED A SHOP oppesite Wells, Fargo & Uo’s Express Uttice, _O N MAIN STREET H He is prepared, as heretore, to do all kinds of HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE -AND<= ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. ‘ feb27 Champion Kestaurant, Commercial Street, Adjoining ‘‘Charley’s” Saloon, nearly . opposite W. C. Randol; h’s Jewelry Store, ‘Will be opened on . Saturday, March 10th, 1866, BLACK FORD would i:form the hey J e of Nevada city that he can always be found at the above place where he intends tu keep A Aaa in the edible line, of the best the market affords. Meals can be had at all hours. Ledging—Persons desiring Lodging can be accommodated. Prices reasonable—Give me a call. J. BLACKFORD, Prop'r. Nevada, March 9th. ACard from the Trustees of the.Nevada Theatre Company. Tn the Nevada Gazette of March 22nd, there appeared under the head of -‘Beware of Greenbacks,"’ a fabrication of contemptible, dirty lies against the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company, over the signature of Julius Dreyfuss. He save that he com. menced a suit against the Theatre Company -before Justice Palmer and that the ‘Trastees paid him in Greenbacks In reply to the above, Julius Dreyfuse never commence: suit against the Theatre Company in. Justice Palmet’s or any other Court— nei’ ther did the Thegtre Company or its Trustees ever psy him in Greenbaeke—neither do the Theatre Company owe him anything. ; ~ THE TRUSTEES, Of the Nevada Theatre Compaay. Through respeet for Julius Dreyfuseand his Greenback grievance, we will help him to more fully explain the case. J. Dreyfuss gold a Bill of $1900 against the Theatre Company to man by the name of Staley. Now it appears, Staley, the naughty fellow. hag paid the unsuspecting Juliusin Greenbacks. Surely, no intelligent citizen would blame us for a mesp action committed by others. THE TRUSTEES, i. Nevada Theatre Company. Ground Feed,: Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, m23 Ld os J MONROE DOCTRI z. a NE! 7 +—FOR— AMERICA Meo get : Y MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! All who-endorse the above ara solicited to make their HEADQUARTERS AT. THE / STORE Rooms we rs /, Crawford, Leavitt'& Co, Where thev will find at all times . —OF— A RULL AND COMPLETE . STOCK or. HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions : FLOUR es wale : WINES anp ‘LIQUORS. CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. z 2: We return thanks to our many friends for their patroua ‘ ge during the past year which we have endeavor ed to gain, and hope to re tain and increase by a fair and honorable course ot dealing. : Our Prices are made at a fair livi ny advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House’tan long sustain ¢i ther itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging over .our ‘‘Time” limit, will invariably be charged with in terest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our business terms are respectiully selicited to extend a8, Or Cuntinur their patronage. ' Allerrors of our own, or employees. promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. od ARE AGENTS FOR Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, ee Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ business are requested to settle their acCounts at once. Ec Goods delivered a reasonable distastce Free of Charge. Crawford, Leavitt & Co GREGORY & WAITE. Mevada Feb. lita.