April 9, 1864 (4 pages)

cary, ript Office. CINC. iends ef the iimg, ” = ful : ikeness . _ with a fae ) and testasdeath it de: Brothers: 4 : liberal dieiecid, n Franeisco. . -N.** rietor. ‘Wild Pilon : LT, it, Nevada. d customers upply of” ger Beer, : best of pes, &cporsible rates. baceo, Pipes, . ell-known ¢sap1-if mpany’s M., n Cities sinieaat 4A ¢10 P.M. e née of acramento, yA. M. IN, Agent. Ce ei Fruit and RE. i LARI, disky. fevada Citys, Candies, Figs nds of s EVADASATURDAY MORNING, APRIL o«n. ee = J.B. GRAY is ont patetiaed esti: He will receive orders for advertising, .jub work, d&c. and receipt for the sume, — Botp Atrempt aT Rospetty.—On Thursday night, a foot-pudattempted to rob’ Alex. Gault as he was returning heme. from his place of business: Just as Alex. waa to enter his gate, the bighway:can ——shiek eabiebeds hier tes threw-up hie} hands, atthe same time presenting a pistvi. Gault bad five dollars in quarters and half. dollars in bis hand, which he threw inte the fellows face, and grappled him. In the tussle, the would be rubber’s pistol went off. He broke Gault’s held, struck him over the head with his pisto!, and succeeded in making hiseseape. The robber met two gentlemen in search of the man who fired the pistol, and inforined'them he had just bees shot at by a man down ia the ravine. This is the boldest attempt at robbery which has been made in this city for some time. There are anutmber of hard-looking fellows lua fing Srvund the town, who have no-visible-meansof support, and itis fir to suppose that other attempts of this churacter will. be made. As alaw abiding citizen, we.do not like to advise its violation, but we think citizens should be prepared to protect themselves against these scoundrels that infest the town. THANKs.—Mr. and Mra. Z P. Davia res quests-us to-returu-their sipeere thanks to pany bave recently purchased the machinery of the California quartz mill, on Gaston 1 Ridge, and will move it on to the ground where. it is to be put up as soon asthe weather will permit. It is intended to have the mill im running order by the lat of July next.— The present s has pretty much suspend. gd locomotion at the. mines, the snuw there ‘Being about three feet deep, and a number of the employees of the company were obliged to reiurn in consequence. The company are to have an-eight stamp mill to start work on the mill will bé pushed forward as Fapidly as circumstances will admit. =_ Delegates of the Nevada Fire Department are notified to-meet at the City Marshal's office .on Monday evening next. Business of i aget tance will be transacted. DapicaT104:= Tas Congregational Church edifice will be dedicated ta the worship of God next Sabbath morning, at 11 o'clock. — Sermou by the pustur. .The public are invited. There will be » meeting of the Chureb and Society on Saturday eteuing, this week, at the Brick Church at 74 o'clock, ‘when a report of the fiuancial cuntition of the. horivey will be thade, nnd such action taken inrete erence to the subject as will be appropriate to the occasion. —— = H.-CumMines. Soar SPECIAL NOTICES. — “the citizens of Nevada, who eo very hberally contributed to them the sum_of $270 00 Also, for other assistanee rendered them in their bour ef need, and they only hope that the time may ‘come when they will be able torepay their kind friends. As-we stated a few deys ago, Mr. Davis has been a heavy aufferer.im every ‘fire that -—has ocourred-i in thiéecity, and teat Hearly “aly . at the last one. Og other occasions after'a calamity be was up and doing like an indus, trious man; but some time ago he was taken suddenly ill, and confined to his room, He was in destitute circumetances, and two of our citizens went among the liberal men of Nevada, (and their nameqis legion) and sucs ceeded ip raising the above amount fora worthy citizen All-henor te them, THEATRE.—We bear i rumored on the street that several gentlemen intend fitting up the block of buiidings at the junction %t Washington and Main~strevts as a theatre It is to be so arranged that it can be used either aga theatre or ball reom. It is proposed to raise the building, owned by Duwning, another etory und tuke in the buildings as tar back as the Nevada Huse Cu’s. house. This will make » splendid theatre and we hope it will be fitted up mmmediately. PHOTOGHAPHS.—II theresis a man in the State that can take a goud photogragh it is _ Charley Ferrand, on Pine street, over the United States Bakery. He has taken several thousand since he has been: in business in this city, and the beauty of it is he always gives satisfaction. Reader, go and examine his specimens. americana THIEVES.—We are—convineed, and have “been for some time, that there are petty thieves in thie burg, and our citizens had better keep their eyes peeled, especially when oatside of the principal’ streets — These hounds have got to live and somebody must pay their board, for their ge if gy ever had any, is played eut. our windows and doors sufi-ly pai te f any of these fellows come around your premises don’t try to ¢ te: them, but shout them— just under the hat. New Ctornutxe Strore.—We understand Mr. A. Rosenthal has lensed the new fire-proof_ brick building on the corner of Pine and Broad streets, and will shortly open with a large stock of clothing and gent's furnishing gueds Sinha Mrase Operations —The late storms have given a decided impetus to mining operations, and the eff-ct is-beginning to be seen in all branches of business. “Things begin to wear a more. cheerful aspect than : ar Se Se Monel The weather thus. fer month has been what March should Mave boon— Moreh was what Apr:l usually is Ae Fiume Dowx.—A large fume, eighty ‘Seat high, crossing Osboree ravine, on the Huat’s Hill ditch of Jacob's & “Mew down during the late storm. They wre Teplacing it with iron pipe to aveid the bm ¢. re ge an alti. Abram Haas, of the firm of 8. Hans & Co.; pioneer clothing merchants of Nevada; started for San Franctséo, ot Tuesday morning last, to ‘purehiave thé» ee ee most clegant stock of Spring and Summer FClothing gents’ furnishing goods, ete., to. be find at the Bay. The goods will be forwarded 4S soon as purchased, and the ever before known in the mountains. Everybedy in want of new styles of clothing should by all means save their eoin uatil their large stock arrives. The house of Haas & Co. are determined to maintala their goed name for selling goods and at lower prices. than any other es‘tablistiment.” Don't forget ther place—corner of Pine and Commercial streets. Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, &c —A. Goldsmith started for San Francisco, on Tuesday last, to purchase a big stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, &e. which he will receive in the course of ten days, at his store. corner of Broad and Pine streete As Mr. Goldsmith has been in the Dry Goods business for the past twenty years he feele confident that he can select good goods that will suit the tastes of the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns. La. dies im want of anything im the Dry Goods line should wait until the new styles ‘arrive, and he will then offer them a quality of goods that have never before been brought to a mountain town. His prices, as the ladies know, are lower than any other Dry Goods house. 8c ladies wait till these goods come. Nevada, April 6th, 1964, A Card. ~ Nevada, March !st, 1864. YHE undersigned agent for the + Florence Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such .rrangements with the General Agent for the Pacifie.coast, at San Francisco, that he can farnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted., The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 8 Main street. 7 For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to or address GEQO. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Company's store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. mi-tf Brown’s Bronchial Troches. I nave never changed my mind resp-ctin them from the first, queapeleg te think yet ter of that whic! I began thinking well of.” Rev. Hesray WaRD Beecuea. “The Treches area staff of life to me.” oe Mae Tad ne Nour, President Hesailton Dollege, Ch inton, N.Y. “ orably known to need commeridation. aan Oe . Hox. Cwas. A. PHELPS, Pres. Mass, Senate. “Contain no opium ner. ae eee.” Dr. ary Hares, Chemist, Boston. “ t bition for An elegaa’ on G:F. BigeLoy. iether a » Public . a Rev. i. ris. a] Srarn Quartz Muuxe Co.—This comBoarp or DELEGATES. —The Board ort a Spring and Sammer Clothing.—Mr. firm will then offer them at lower ra*es than . A camp WEAVER a . COMPANY, 4 AR TOE ETS “Nevada, ~— 224, 1364. LAN RAY Weaver & Company's Column; . 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 IMI) Pre Pea VIIA IA gk Wass ts adam Ke oor Jrieats and the -ublic I ag Monday tl the 26th dey of J ae : We shall sell our Goods, . rea a Exclusively for Cash 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 jas been . sustained in tollecting such a large number of accounts as have heretufore-dbeen on the Books of this House. __ Im a oredit business, the Goon and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has'to make ap in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD sa iain By adopting the . Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at it. system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets; and sell at auch pri-ees a8 will Defy Competition z ‘Whelesals Buyers wiii ‘find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call. ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no "ey ~ Bad Debts: We'shall strictly adhere to “=F Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —aND— LIQvoRns. WHOLESALS & RUTAI @ FORCASH . [FF Goods delivered Free of Obarge. 3 Our business will be conducted on ‘the prinei. } finest ansortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds A of Dress hoods, © 8 or the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. solicited. ener A. COLDSMITH, 16 At the late stand of Bates & McCormick: CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes takem in the best style ofthe Art., ON PINE STREET, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta;t Where he. et somal empon hand the} —s The patronage of the yubite ia respectfully yee) e Km. FF. SPENCE, “Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, © “BROAD STR EET, Nevada City, Cal, eee Keeps constantly ou hand a full supply of Drugs and Medicines, : White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Plaster Paris, Whiting, . Pure Kerosene, ~ Camphene, ee Spirits Turpentine, ‘Over the Uaited States eeeee _ Nevada, Deo. 20t Burning Fluid, Lara On; MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of q ‘évada city thi he hives removed to his new Suloon, hext door to Kohler’s Bakery, on road Street, _ Where he is prepared to serve ap FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, In every Style. Ham & Uges. &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of the same. Hire Saloon ta fixed up better than ever before and all -orders will be attended-to wi.h despatch. MICHAEL LONG. ‘Broad Street, Wext door to ch ca des cciai Nevada, March 5th. BLAZE’s SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Want a Gieod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S D. S. BAKER, DBALER iN ‘. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruite “> ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. {RESH MEATS, of ALS. KIND® on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free cfCharge . Within areasonable distance of Nevada. Pant oo kinds, om hand and for sale ‘or cash a3-tf J. M’ALLIGTER. OULO inform their old friends aud the publie generally that they have oyened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Oppesite Union Hotel Where they wil) dlaies keep on hand A pptes, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Suit :-Fish, Ham & Bacon: Dried Beef, &ec. &C. . We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada, Jan. 2th—3m Black Spanish Eggs. Have on hand a ‘a large supply of Full and . Half Biood spanish 6 for sale, ial = de me . B lav: k Span 5 per doz. ” o e win pane ON all Eggs to he freeh ona full te of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. : West Broad street, Nevada, HORSE Los®. I Wieck horse with a white spot in the o tight eye,—etrayed from Hunneforth’s Washi rued, ou Sunda last. He y morni: had on &haiter witha to it. suitable Pinte aill be paid if left at Heim’s very stable h : Nevada April 4th, 1864. For Sale. A of Fine Serves, ued for tk oof work. For further particuuire ie RICHARD KELSEY. evada, March 1 : NOI TICE. . Tegra at areata te too Spend of tefl for ' to collect tor owe Year 08. mn Trail and crossing H. lens Ft _ Moore's Fist, Aptil 6th. * STEVE: VENARD, [aaa eta ¥ Fruit of alt kinds, ‘Castor on, . Linseed O11, Neatsfoot 011, . Carriage Sponge, Chamots Skine, ee, @sTOILET & FANCY ARTICLES he great abundance. well ordered Drug Store, =< 2 eee sal Prescriptions compounded with all possibile care and precision. Nevada, Noy. 20—tf % . W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. on DEALERS IN ; Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CoO RD AG EE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank, , general assortment of PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KREROSENE, And a fine assottment of KEROSENE LAMPS, IRON HOSE PIPE, Constan tly on hand aod made to order AT THEIR OLD, STARD, —oPrProurtr— P . Ce Farge & Co's. and the Post Ofhee ae <i In fut every article in the line ofa Leather and Rubber Belting, WACON MATERIAL, No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. ae t i 4 a " pone wa Fos

cary, ript Office. CINC. iends ef the iimg, ” = ful : ikeness . _ with a fae ) and testasdeath it de: Brothers: 4 : liberal dieiecid, n Franeisco. . -N.** rietor. ‘Wild Pilon : LT, it, Nevada. d customers upply of” ger Beer, : best of pes, &cporsible rates. baceo, Pipes, . ell-known ¢sap1-if mpany’s M., n Cities sinieaat 4A ¢10 P.M. e née of acramento, yA. M. IN, Agent. Ce ei Fruit and RE. i LARI, disky. fevada Citys, Candies, Figs nds of s EVADASATURDAY MORNING, APRIL o«n. ee = J.B. GRAY is ont patetiaed esti: He will receive orders for advertising, .jub work, d&c. and receipt for the sume, — Botp Atrempt aT Rospetty.—On Thursday night, a foot-pudattempted to rob’ Alex. Gault as he was returning heme. from his place of business: Just as Alex. waa to enter his gate, the bighway:can ——shiek eabiebeds hier tes threw-up hie} hands, atthe same time presenting a pistvi. Gault bad five dollars in quarters and half. dollars in bis hand, which he threw inte the fellows face, and grappled him. In the tussle, the would be rubber’s pistol went off. He broke Gault’s held, struck him over the head with his pisto!, and succeeded in making hiseseape. The robber met two gentlemen in search of the man who fired the pistol, and inforined'them he had just bees shot at by a man down ia the ravine. This is the boldest attempt at robbery which has been made in this city for some time. There are anutmber of hard-looking fellows lua fing Srvund the town, who have no-visible-meansof support, and itis fir to suppose that other attempts of this churacter will. be made. As alaw abiding citizen, we.do not like to advise its violation, but we think citizens should be prepared to protect themselves against these scoundrels that infest the town. THANKs.—Mr. and Mra. Z P. Davia res quests-us to-returu-their sipeere thanks to pany bave recently purchased the machinery of the California quartz mill, on Gaston 1 Ridge, and will move it on to the ground where. it is to be put up as soon asthe weather will permit. It is intended to have the mill im running order by the lat of July next.— The present s has pretty much suspend. gd locomotion at the. mines, the snuw there ‘Being about three feet deep, and a number of the employees of the company were obliged to reiurn in consequence.. The company are to have an-eight stamp mill to start work on the mill will bé pushed forward as Fapidly as circumstances will admit. =_ Delegates of the Nevada Fire Department are notified to-meet at the City Marshal's office .on Monday evening next. Business of i aget tance will be transacted. DapicaT104:= Tas Congregational Church edifice will be dedicated ta the worship of God next Sabbath morning, at 11 o'clock. — Sermou by the pustur. .The public are invited. There will be » meeting of the Chureb and Society on Saturday eteuing, this week, at the Brick Church at 74 o'clock, ‘when a report of the fiuancial cuntition of the. horivey will be thade, nnd such action taken inrete erence to the subject as will be appropriate to the occasion. —— = H.-CumMines. Soar SPECIAL NOTICES. — “the citizens of Nevada, who eo very hberally contributed to them the sum_of $270 00 Also, for other assistanee rendered them in their bour ef need, and they only hope that the time may ‘come when they will be able torepay their kind friends. As-we stated a few deys ago, Mr. Davis has been a heavy aufferer.im every ‘fire that -—has ocourred-i in thiéecity, and teat Hearly “aly . at the last one. Og other occasions after'a calamity be was up and doing like an indus, trious man; but some time ago he was taken suddenly ill, and confined to his room, He was in destitute circumetances, and two of our citizens went among the liberal men of Nevada, (and their nameqis legion) and sucs ceeded ip raising the above amount fora worthy citizen All-henor te them, THEATRE.—We bear i rumored on the street that several gentlemen intend fitting up the block of buiidings at the junction %t Washington and Main~strevts as a theatre It is to be so arranged that it can be used either aga theatre or ball reom. It is proposed to raise the building, owned by Duwning, another etory und tuke in the buildings as tar back as the Nevada Huse Cu’s. house. This will make » splendid theatre and we hope it will be fitted up mmmediately. PHOTOGHAPHS.—II theresis a man in the State that can take a goud photogragh it is _ Charley Ferrand, on Pine street, over the United States Bakery. He has taken several thousand since he has been: in business in this city, and the beauty of it is he always gives satisfaction. Reader, go and examine his specimens. americana THIEVES.—We are—convineed, and have “been for some time, that there are petty thieves in thie burg, and our citizens had better keep their eyes peeled, especially when oatside of the principal’ streets — These hounds have got to live and somebody must pay their board, for their ge if gy ever had any, is played eut. our windows and doors sufi-ly pai te f any of these fellows come around your premises don’t try to ¢ te: them, but shout them— just under the hat. New Ctornutxe Strore.—We understand Mr. A. Rosenthal has lensed the new fire-proof_ brick building on the corner of Pine and Broad streets, and will shortly open with a large stock of clothing and gent's furnishing gueds Sinha Mrase Operations —The late storms have given a decided impetus to mining operations, and the eff-ct is-beginning to be seen in all branches of business. “Things begin to wear a more. cheerful aspect than : ar Se Se Monel The weather thus. fer month has been what March should Mave boon— Moreh was what Apr:l usually is Ae Fiume Dowx.—A large fume, eighty ‘Seat high, crossing Osboree ravine, on the Huat’s Hill ditch of Jacob's & “Mew down during the late storm. They wre Teplacing it with iron pipe to aveid the bm ¢. re ge an alti. Abram Haas, of the firm of 8. Hans & Co.; pioneer clothing merchants of Nevada; started for San Franctséo, ot Tuesday morning last, to ‘purehiave thé» ee ee most clegant stock of Spring and Summer FClothing gents’ furnishing goods, ete., to. be find at the Bay. The goods will be forwarded 4S soon as purchased, and the ever before known in the mountains. Everybedy in want of new styles of clothing should by all means save their eoin uatil their large stock arrives. The house of Haas & Co. are determined to maintala their goed name for selling goods and at lower prices. than any other es‘tablistiment.” Don't forget ther place—corner of Pine and Commercial streets. Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, &c —A. Goldsmith started for San Francisco, on Tuesday last, to purchase a big stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, &e. which he will receive in the course of ten days, at his store. corner of Broad and Pine streete As Mr. Goldsmith has been in the Dry Goods business for the past twenty years he feele confident that he can select good goods that will suit the tastes of the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns. La. dies im want of anything im the Dry Goods line should wait until the new styles ‘arrive, and he will then offer them a quality of goods that have never before been brought to a mountain town. His prices, as the ladies know, are lower than any other Dry Goods house. 8c ladies wait till these goods come. Nevada, April 6th, 1964, A Card. ~ Nevada, March !st, 1864. YHE undersigned agent for the + Florence Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such .rrangements with the General Agent for the Pacifie.coast, at San Francisco, that he can farnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted., The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 8 Main street. 7 For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to or address GEQO. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Company's store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. mi-tf Brown’s Bronchial Troches. I nave never changed my mind resp-ctin them from the first, queapeleg te think yet ter of that whic! I began thinking well of.” Rev. Hesray WaRD Beecuea. “The Treches area staff of life to me.” oe Mae Tad ne Nour, President Hesailton Dollege, Ch inton, N.Y. “ orably known to need commeridation. aan Oe . Hox. Cwas. A. PHELPS, Pres. Mass, Senate. “Contain no opium ner. ae eee.”

Dr. ary Hares, Chemist, Boston. “ t bition for An elegaa’ on G:F. BigeLoy. iether a » Public . a Rev. i. ris. a] Srarn Quartz Muuxe Co.—This comBoarp or DELEGATES. —The Board ort a Spring and Sammer Clothing.—Mr. firm will then offer them at lower ra*es than . A camp WEAVER a . COMPANY, 4 AR TOE ETS “Nevada, ~— 224, 1364. LAN RAY Weaver & Company's Column; . 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 IMI) Pre Pea VIIA IA gk Wass ts adam Ke oor Jrieats and the -ublic I ag Monday tl the 26th dey of J ae : We shall sell our Goods, . rea a Exclusively for Cash 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 jas been . sustained in tollecting such a large number of accounts as have heretufore-dbeen on the Books of this House. __ Im a oredit business, the Goon and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has'to make ap in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD sa iain By adopting the . Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at it. system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets; and sell at auch pri-ees a8 will Defy Competition z ‘Whelesals Buyers wiii ‘find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call. ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no "ey ~ Bad Debts: We'shall strictly adhere to “=F Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —aND— LIQvoRns. WHOLESALS & RUTAI @ FORCASH . [FF Goods delivered Free of Obarge. 3 Our business will be conducted on ‘the prinei. } finest ansortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds A of Dress hoods, © 8 or the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. solicited. ener A. COLDSMITH, 16 At the late stand of Bates & McCormick: CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes takem in the best style ofthe Art., ON PINE STREET, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta;t Where he. et somal empon hand the} —s The patronage of the yubite ia respectfully yee) e Km. FF. SPENCE, “Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, © “BROAD STR EET, Nevada City, Cal, eee Keeps constantly ou hand a full supply of Drugs and Medicines, : White Lead, Paints, of all kinds, Plaster Paris, Whiting, . Pure Kerosene, ~ Camphene, ee Spirits Turpentine, ‘Over the Uaited States eeeee _ Nevada, Deo. 20t Burning Fluid, Lara On; MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of q ‘évada city thi he hives removed to his new Suloon, hext door to Kohler’s Bakery, on road Street, _ Where he is prepared to serve ap FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, In every Style. Ham & Uges. &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of the same. Hire Saloon ta fixed up better than ever before and all -orders will be attended-to wi.h despatch. MICHAEL LONG. ‘Broad Street, Wext door to ch ca des cciai Nevada, March 5th. BLAZE’s SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Want a Gieod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S D. S. BAKER, DBALER iN ‘. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruite “> ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. {RESH MEATS, of ALS. KIND® on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free cfCharge . Within areasonable distance of Nevada. Pant oo kinds, om hand and for sale ‘or cash a3-tf J. M’ALLIGTER. OULO inform their old friends aud the publie generally that they have oyened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Oppesite Union Hotel Where they wil) dlaies keep on hand A pptes, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Suit :-Fish, Ham & Bacon: Dried Beef, &ec. &C. . We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada, Jan. 2th—3m Black Spanish Eggs. Have on hand a ‘a large supply of Full and . Half Biood spanish 6 for sale, ial = de me . B lav: k Span 5 per doz. ” o e win pane ON all Eggs to he freeh ona full te of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. : West Broad street, Nevada, HORSE Los®. I Wieck horse with a white spot in the o tight eye,—etrayed from Hunneforth’s Washi rued, ou Sunda last. He y morni: had on &haiter witha to it. suitable Pinte aill be paid if left at Heim’s very stable h : Nevada April 4th, 1864. For Sale. A of Fine Serves, ued for tk oof work. For further particuuire ie RICHARD KELSEY. evada, March 1 : NOI TICE. . Tegra at areata te too Spend of tefl for ' to collect tor owe Year 08. mn Trail and crossing H. lens Ft _ Moore's Fist, Aptil 6th. * STEVE: VENARD, [aaa eta ¥ Fruit of alt kinds, ‘Castor on, . Linseed O11, Neatsfoot 011, . Carriage Sponge, Chamots Skine, ee, @sTOILET & FANCY ARTICLES he great abundance. well ordered Drug Store, =< 2 eee sal Prescriptions compounded with all possibile care and precision. Nevada, Noy. 20—tf % . W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. on DEALERS IN ; Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CoO RD AG EE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank, , general assortment of PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KREROSENE, And a fine assottment of KEROSENE LAMPS, IRON HOSE PIPE, Constan tly on hand aod made to order AT THEIR OLD, STARD, —oPrProurtr— P . Ce Farge & Co's. and the Post Ofhee ae <i In fut every article in the line ofa Leather and Rubber Belting, WACON MATERIAL, No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. ae t i 4 a " pone wa Fos