July 12, 1864 (4 pages)

the y age -areth. UE a iy her t of the } tohas per Te ( ave 1d een ey 1 ia L. Shepherd.—Decree of divarce ordered. “S Royce, the careful and accommoda ing driij f teation at the bands of polite a. ens Wevada Daily Transcript TUESDAY~ MORNING, JULY 12th. LOCAL MATTERS. Dasteict Court, July 9th.—A. Matte. _ son ve O. H. P. Sheets & wile. . Cause tried and taken under advisement by the Court, with leave to file briefs within one month.” _» Robert Williaws et als vs John Dunn et ats—On motion, Thomas Dowling was substituted as plaintiff in this case in place of . “Robert Witiams. : octe: J. W.JSobnson vs. John D “y Ex Davis et als.— Ordered that certain company property be sold by the Sheriff, and that the proceeds be deposited in Court to await its further order. ~ Chalas Scheuermane, a native of Wurtemburg, snd Owen Edwards, a native of Wales». ‘Were adwitted to eitizeuship.— : Monday, July 11 —P. A. Shepherd. va € cs ‘ ee tnitted to citizenship. Coleman vs Larinet. Hearing-on motion . to set aside the default, continued until counsel fot plaintif® shall have two days notice théreof. Weighele ef al va McDonald et al. Dee fendants given three days to file bill of costs. Batler vs Hamitton et als. Jury empan, neled and testimony being taken. : and, ad: ra . SMASH UP.—A_ pedier started out on the San Juan road, Sunday last, awith a wagon loaded with “jim eracks"¥aukes nox tions” and“sich like” articles, and with a pair of mules for a motive power. When near the gap of the Sugar Loaf, the pedler’s propellors becaine frightened and “made a break’ up the bill-side into the chapparel. — Fhe-owner of the traveling variety store put] forth the greatest efforts to stay the pros NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, “The stock is of the most approved styles for the As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. Gentlemen’s) Furnishin ~ Goods, ) g Together with 4 very large and fine assortment TRUNKS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, . — Ge and sce the oe P. BANNER. ON THE CORNER OF AS-St8T ECE Selected express!y for this market. Spring & Summer Trade, And of Quatitres unsurpassed by any Clothing: House in this State, which-he will dispose of on sueh TERMS —_—_~ He has in Stare a very Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES; Boy’s Clothing VALISES, CARPET BAGS. GAITERS, &e. &c. gress-of the trightened steeds, but it was o! no avail. The wules went on, over stumps and bushes, scattering in the wake of the Wagon every variety of goods, watil ribbons and calicoes floated from every bush. At length the vehicle came: in contact with a stump, the mules became detached, and when our informant left the traveling mérebant Was collecting together his effects. The wagon was“‘muchly” broken. t Mca, —— Lixcotn & JouNson CLuB.—On hast Saturday evening the organization of the Nevada. Lincoln &_Johnsen-Club-was ~eonrpte= ted, and the following permanent officers were elected : President—R H. Farquhar ; { Vice Presidénta—John Williams and. I. N. es Dawley; Reeording Secretary ~Wmn. J: Beggs; Treasurer—T. T. Davenport ; Exeeutive Committes—1-— Wy: Witiams; M38; Deul, Joo. I. Caldwell, Charles Kent and Gerry Morgan. The Constitution was signed by a number of persons, and after @ speech from L. W. Williams Esq., the meeiing adjourned. t I —_— SIGN THE PLEDGE.—The pledge of the Lincolo & Johnson Club, has been left at the cigar store of Sam Lewis, on Broad street, for the purpose of receiving signas tures. Letevery Union main go and sign it. . ; \RESOLUTIONS.—Iu another part of tos dlay‘s paper will be found a s-ries of resolus }: tions, ta which the Auburn Greys express their thadkefor the treatment they received during their ce.t visit to the military of this city. t t Stace LINE ANY STABLE.—The atteti« tion of the traveling\and riding portion of the community is ecalledto the advertise. ment in tosday’s paper of the Grass Valiey Stage Line aud Einpire Livery Stable, located on Mill street, Grasse Valicy. Johany i i t ver handles the ribbons on the stage, and parties visiting Grass-Valley can rest avsured that their horses will receive the best ats and trusty aA “EAT, DRINK AND BE Merry.”—We woule cali the attention of our Feadefs to the advertisement of C Leeog, of the Nevada Restaurant, in ty-duy's paper. Meals are furnished at all hours. and all the delicacies —, ~~) $F of a superior quality andwill be found to be as represented, WHY WILL YOU BE SICK! It is strange that so many persons Ht . After a study of forty years has su compounding a Medicine of Purely Vegetable Préparation ! That will cure the worst cases @f Gonorreea, GLEET, STRICTURE, SYPH1sIs, IMPOTENCY. SKIN Diskasts, and al] complaints arising from known process, system. For the rAdical cure of weakness and irreguiarcific¢oast are subject owin petuliarities of the climate He is regular educated Physician of forty years standing, and has a diploma, which he-will be pleased to exhibit to those who may wish to see it. . scription of their complaint. ean h are the contents. mail to those who ma No. 617 Commercial Street, opposite the Which he offers at Very Reasonable Prices! a} ~PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine heir stock previous tomaking purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are PF. BANNER. PRC will suffer for years, with diseases wlLen they ean be readily cured. DR. A. BALL, AS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN SAN FRANCISCO for ten_yearsand during hat time has not failedina single case that he 1as undertaken. DR. A. BALL, ceceded iu mmoral practices in leg4é time than by any other whthout injury to the Dr. A. Ball’s Ladies Relief, ties to’which 60 many of the Ladies of the Pa£ principally to the + is the best prepuraMedical faculty, as can-bear testimony. jon yet diseovered by the housands that have used it Dr. B:ll is not a Quack, Persons living at a distance, by sending a de ave their meaeines putup and sent by Mail or per Express, bh such a manner as not oply to ineure sate ty in ransitu but. so that no dhe would suspect what References will be sent hy y wish to eaquire a to the tore ability. : "5 Address, \. A. BALL, ™. D., U.S: oF Mint, San Francisco. ky Consultations personal er by mail, FREE. San Francisco, July }0th—3m ef theseason may.be found upon his tables a Sap ACCIDENT —Ciurles Kistle. ag: d about 14 years, met With a painful accident yesterday. While traveling to Red Dog on horseback, and when a short distance above the Crystal Spring house. about three miles from tewn, his berse ran away with him, throwipg him te the greund and breaking one of his legs in two places. He wag en) o veyed to this e:ty wh re his injuries were attended. to by Dr. Bates. — — =a . @Uperior article of Ice Uréam being a8 “ Bab MM rebtutiid On account of the great dem: for his Canpe A Seet 1 2 dies he has been compelled to preeure machineIn Grass Valley, on the jé@th inst. Rey. J. tiee Constantly on hand a large assortment of. H. Neol, Mr. J. Lt. bmersew to Mrs. evclope . Cakes, and fresh french & Alsertcan Carter, Candies, . jy3 WwW Removed his well kuown Bakery, to his new building ea And has fitted up @ neatice Cream Saloon f +r the accommodaeion of Ladies where the most ry in order to supply bix Customers ut short noLAFAYE BAKERY, —AND— ICE CREAM SALOON. es ILLIAM KOHLER informs the Ledies and Geatleman of Nevada that he haw BROAD STREET. NEW SPRING GOODS! :, . Monday the 25th day of January; A CARD. WEAVER & COMPANY. E beg to inform our friends ana the public W _We shalt sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shalt keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased er on delivery. ; We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of. accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to. pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up LARGER PROFITs the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be able to sell at HTHETI Wal Opposition Dying Off ! Ready made Clothing To the People of Nevada County ! (nae —{TMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY. ee Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! O well-known store. on theCorner of Pine & Commercial Sts, WILL BE SOLD ‘ At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! ne For Cash Only! In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we are giving in the : CLOTHING LINE, LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do-under_ the ored= it system, and with our facilities in San Feaycisco, will be able to give our castomers ali the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatiy totheir advantage to give us a call. _Our business will beconducted on thé prinesples of fee Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. Weshall strictly cites to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash einai will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY GROCERIES, g PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, —AKD— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ie FOR CASH.: <4) NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. Yo« ota few atticles—for instance : Frock Coats, Blue Flanyél $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, nt $18 per suit. No, 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits at $18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Call back and front. _ Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap, Tell Your Friends OF THE OFFERED BY S. HAAS & COMPANY. Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every oné in want of them. —— Valises from $2 50and up. Trunns--cheaper than the very Cheapest! Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Mats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. ee ee CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices. This is. decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved isa Dollar earned. 5 We might go on and enumerate article Bpon articlein our line which we are determined to nell at less prices than they bave ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for cash and can therefore lay all competitienin the shade. Our arratgements have been made+o that wa shall receive our Goors hereatter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehuuses in the city ot New York. In order to satisfy yourselvee of the trath of the above and be convmeed that this is no elaptrap arrangement. we invite you tu call and examine these gouds and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., Cor, Pine & Commeréjal sis. Kw” Goods delivered Pree of Charge. 463 j ¥ Ff N and after TO-DAY the entire stock in the —, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. teomed-it-best-to-set—forth-theprices. Great Bargains, . NEW CLOTHING sToRE ! A. ROSENTHAL & CO. ‘7 OULD respect W Nevada and t they have opened a fully inform the citizens of he surrounding towns that & First Class Clothing Store, —AT TAR i Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they havejust received a New, Large and Splendid stock of <b OIE NG; Consisting ii part of the following articter = COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING; CRA VATS, MANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS A “California Blankets, And in fact everything uswally found in an ¥tablishment of this kind, ene A They have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, E tally adapted for § They invite The attent stock of Goods which fs ring and Summer wear on of everyone to their Ws, Entirely Newand all of the Latest Styles and Bashiou'! Every garment pureha ment is warrgited to fit. ha» been muking Fashionable garments for sev. eral years, in this city, will sce hat every arti ele givés the best srtisfaction. "Phe stock has bee Mat the sed at this KatabHeh Mr. Rosenthal, who n purchased on such terms y are enabled to gell them aa They hope, by givin food satisfaction to their ronage, ’ —DON’T FORGET THE PLACK— PIN KNONS NEIWBRICK BUILDING —ON THE CORNER OF— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Gold¢mith and Weaver & Co. oa ; A. ROSENTHAL & CO. _ Nevada, May Sih. , enmernnicratee ns He Re at se aptee New Dry Goods. Store. , _. A. GOLDSMITH At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, . EGS leave te Invite the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general to call and examine his New and Magnificent STOCK OF ~— SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Comprising the finest selection of Stlice; Hvs, Merinos, French and En lish Prints, Delaines, and Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. = Pop gAlso a aplendid assortme Trimmings. Embroiderica, tions. A fine selcetion of CARPETS, OIL CLO THS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! nt ot Fancy Gonda, Laces; of all deseripVery thankful for past é patronage. I respect fully solicit a continuance ofthe same. A. GULDSMITH, Y Corner of Broad and Pine etrects. at the late stand of Bates & McCormick. NOTICE i copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore ¢xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Jureph A. Donohoe, William ©. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Franeweoo.undér the firm name of EUGENE KELKY & CO., New York, and DONOHOE, RALSTON & CO.,S89n Franciaco. will cease on the First (Ist)day of July, Inf¥4— Eugene Kelley and J. A Donohoe withdrawing from the eo partnership. ‘ ' The business wih ve settlod in New York by Kugene Kelley, and in San Franciaeo by WilliaxC. Ralston and R.S8. Fretz. Depositors are requetted to hand in their books for settiemént atthe Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co. t KUGENE KELLY, (Per J. A. Dononoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOR, W. C.RALS TON, R.8 FRE1Z. San Francisco, June, 13, 1804. TP HE undersigned have forme for the transaction of ay Exchange Business. und-r the tirm names of DONOHOE. KELLY & CO. m San Fraueciseo, end ‘EUGENE KELLY & CO.,‘in New York, commencing July 1.1864 Their Banking House in thiscity will be at the sonthest corner of Moutgomery aud Sacramento stayeta. . EUGENKPKELLY, JO=EPH A DONOHOKR. San Francisco, June 1th. 1864 Je24-11a wn — arom ~— “A Slight Cold,’,Coughs. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “8LIGHT COLD” in ite first stage ; that whichin the beginning wauld yield to a mild remedy, if--meglected. soon attacks the lungs. ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give sure and almost immediate relief. Milltary Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can be earried in the pocket and taken as octusion requires. ¢ Agents for California, Reninaton & Co. Ean Franebéeo. E.W. SMITH, Justice of the Pence. da eopartnership cneral Banking and NEVADA CIT? PRICK at the Old Place, up O Btrewt. & ‘ : ) =

the y age -areth. UE a iy her t of the } tohas per Te ( ave 1d een ey 1 ia L. Shepherd.—Decree of divarce ordered. “S Royce, the careful and accommoda ing driij f teation at the bands of polite a. ens Wevada Daily Transcript TUESDAY~ MORNING, JULY 12th. LOCAL MATTERS. Dasteict Court, July 9th.—A. Matte. _ son ve O. H. P. Sheets & wile. . Cause tried and taken under advisement by the Court, with leave to file briefs within one month.” _» Robert Williaws et als vs John Dunn et ats—On motion, Thomas Dowling was substituted as plaintiff in this case in place of . “Robert Witiams. : octe: J. W.JSobnson vs. John D “y Ex Davis et als.— Ordered that certain company property be sold by the Sheriff, and that the proceeds be deposited in Court to await its further order. ~ Chalas Scheuermane, a native of Wurtemburg, snd Owen Edwards, a native of Wales». ‘Were adwitted to eitizeuship.— : Monday, July 11 —P. A. Shepherd. va € cs ‘ ee tnitted to citizenship. Coleman vs Larinet. Hearing-on motion . to set aside the default, continued until counsel fot plaintif® shall have two days notice théreof. Weighele ef al va McDonald et al. Dee fendants given three days to file bill of costs. Batler vs Hamitton et als. Jury empan, neled and testimony being taken. : and, ad: ra . SMASH UP.—A_ pedier started out on the San Juan road, Sunday last, awith a wagon loaded with “jim eracks"¥aukes nox tions” and“sich like” articles, and with a pair of mules for a motive power. When near the gap of the Sugar Loaf, the pedler’s propellors becaine frightened and “made a break’ up the bill-side into the chapparel. — Fhe-owner of the traveling variety store put] forth the greatest efforts to stay the pros NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, “The stock is of the most approved styles for the As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. Gentlemen’s) Furnishin ~ Goods, ) g Together with 4 very large and fine assortment TRUNKS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, . — Ge and sce the oe P. BANNER. ON THE CORNER OF AS-St8T ECE Selected express!y for this market. Spring & Summer Trade, And of Quatitres unsurpassed by any Clothing: House in this State, which-he will dispose of on sueh TERMS —_—_~ He has in Stare a very Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES; Boy’s Clothing VALISES, CARPET BAGS. GAITERS, &e. &c. gress-of the trightened steeds, but it was o! no avail. The wules went on, over stumps and bushes, scattering in the wake of the Wagon every variety of goods, watil ribbons and calicoes floated from every bush. At length the vehicle came: in contact with a stump, the mules became detached, and when our informant left the traveling mérebant Was collecting together his effects. The wagon was“‘muchly” broken. t Mca, —— Lixcotn & JouNson CLuB.—On hast Saturday evening the organization of the Nevada. Lincoln &_Johnsen-Club-was ~eonrpte= ted, and the following permanent officers were elected : President—R H. Farquhar ; { Vice Presidénta—John Williams and. I. N. es Dawley; Reeording Secretary ~Wmn. J: Beggs; Treasurer—T. T. Davenport ; Exeeutive Committes—1-— Wy: Witiams; M38; Deul, Joo. I. Caldwell, Charles Kent and Gerry Morgan. The Constitution was signed by a number of persons, and after @ speech from L. W. Williams Esq., the meeiing adjourned. t I —_— SIGN THE PLEDGE.—The pledge of the Lincolo & Johnson Club, has been left at the cigar store of Sam Lewis, on Broad street, for the purpose of receiving signas tures. Letevery Union main go and sign it. . ; \RESOLUTIONS.—Iu another part of tos dlay‘s paper will be found a s-ries of resolus }: tions, ta which the Auburn Greys express their thadkefor the treatment they received during their ce.t visit to the military of this city. t t Stace LINE ANY STABLE.—The atteti« tion of the traveling\and riding portion of the community is ecalledto the advertise. ment in tosday’s paper of the Grass Valiey Stage Line aud Einpire Livery Stable, located on Mill street, Grasse Valicy. Johany i i t ver handles the ribbons on the stage, and parties visiting Grass-Valley can rest avsured that their horses will receive the best ats and trusty aA “EAT, DRINK AND BE Merry.”—We woule cali the attention of our Feadefs to the advertisement of C Leeog, of the Nevada Restaurant, in ty-duy's paper. Meals are furnished at all hours. and all the delicacies —, ~~) $F of a superior quality andwill be found to be as represented, WHY WILL YOU BE SICK! It is strange that so many persons Ht . After a study of forty years has su compounding a Medicine of Purely Vegetable Préparation ! That will cure the worst cases @f Gonorreea, GLEET, STRICTURE, SYPH1sIs, IMPOTENCY. SKIN Diskasts, and al] complaints arising from known process, system. For the rAdical cure of weakness and irreguiarcific¢oast are subject owin petuliarities of the climate He is regular educated Physician of forty years standing, and has a diploma, which he-will be pleased to exhibit to those who may wish to see it. . scription of their complaint. ean h are the contents. mail to those who ma No. 617 Commercial Street, opposite the Which he offers at Very Reasonable Prices! a} ~PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine heir stock previous tomaking purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are PF. BANNER. PRC will suffer for years, with diseases wlLen they ean be readily cured. DR. A. BALL, AS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN SAN FRANCISCO for ten_yearsand during hat time has not failedina single case that he 1as undertaken. DR. A. BALL, ceceded iu mmoral practices in leg4é time than by any other whthout injury to the Dr. A. Ball’s Ladies Relief, ties to’which 60 many of the Ladies of the Pa£ principally to the + is the best prepuraMedical faculty, as can-bear testimony. jon yet diseovered by the housands that have used it Dr. B:ll is not a Quack, Persons living at a distance, by sending a de ave their meaeines putup and sent by Mail or per Express, bh such a manner as not oply to ineure sate ty in ransitu but. so that no dhe would suspect what References will be sent hy y wish to eaquire a to the tore ability. : "5 Address, \. A. BALL, ™. D., U.S: oF Mint, San Francisco. ky Consultations personal er by mail, FREE. San Francisco, July }0th—3m ef theseason may.be found upon his tables a Sap ACCIDENT —Ciurles Kistle. ag: d about 14 years, met With a painful accident yesterday. While traveling to Red Dog on horseback, and when a short distance above the Crystal Spring house. about three miles from tewn, his berse ran away with him, throwipg him te the greund and breaking one of his legs in two places. He wag en) o veyed to this e:ty wh re his injuries were attended. to by Dr. Bates. — — =a . @Uperior article of Ice Uréam being a8 “ Bab MM rebtutiid On account of the great dem: for his Canpe A Seet 1 2 dies he has been compelled to preeure machineIn Grass Valley, on the jé@th inst. Rey. J. tiee Constantly on hand a large assortment of. H. Neol, Mr. J. Lt. bmersew to Mrs. evclope . Cakes, and fresh french & Alsertcan Carter, Candies, . jy3 WwW Removed his well kuown Bakery, to his new building ea And has fitted up @ neatice Cream Saloon f +r the accommodaeion of Ladies where the most ry in order to supply bix Customers ut short noLAFAYE BAKERY, —AND— ICE CREAM SALOON. es ILLIAM KOHLER informs the Ledies and Geatleman of Nevada that he haw BROAD STREET. NEW SPRING GOODS! :, . Monday the 25th day of January; A CARD. WEAVER & COMPANY. E beg to inform our friends ana the public W _We shalt sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shalt keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased er on delivery. ; We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of.

accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to. pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up LARGER PROFITs the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be able to sell at HTHETI Wal Opposition Dying Off ! Ready made Clothing To the People of Nevada County ! (nae —{TMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY. ee Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! O well-known store. on theCorner of Pine & Commercial Sts, WILL BE SOLD ‘ At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! ne For Cash Only! In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we are giving in the : CLOTHING LINE, LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do-under_ the ored= it system, and with our facilities in San Feaycisco, will be able to give our castomers ali the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatiy totheir advantage to give us a call. _Our business will beconducted on thé prinesples of fee Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. Weshall strictly cites to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash einai will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY GROCERIES, g PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, —AKD— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ie FOR CASH.: <4) NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. Yo« ota few atticles—for instance : Frock Coats, Blue Flanyél $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, nt $18 per suit. No, 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits at $18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Call back and front. _ Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap, Tell Your Friends OF THE OFFERED BY S. HAAS & COMPANY. Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every oné in want of them. —— Valises from $2 50and up. Trunns--cheaper than the very Cheapest! Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Mats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. ee ee CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices. This is. decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved isa Dollar earned. 5 We might go on and enumerate article Bpon articlein our line which we are determined to nell at less prices than they bave ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for cash and can therefore lay all competitienin the shade. Our arratgements have been made+o that wa shall receive our Goors hereatter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehuuses in the city ot New York. In order to satisfy yourselvee of the trath of the above and be convmeed that this is no elaptrap arrangement. we invite you tu call and examine these gouds and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., Cor, Pine & Commeréjal sis. Kw” Goods delivered Pree of Charge. 463 j ¥ Ff N and after TO-DAY the entire stock in the —, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. teomed-it-best-to-set—forth-theprices. Great Bargains, . NEW CLOTHING sToRE ! A. ROSENTHAL & CO. ‘7 OULD respect W Nevada and t they have opened a fully inform the citizens of he surrounding towns that & First Class Clothing Store, —AT TAR i Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they havejust received a New, Large and Splendid stock of <b OIE NG; Consisting ii part of the following articter = COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING; CRA VATS, MANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS A “California Blankets, And in fact everything uswally found in an ¥tablishment of this kind, ene A They have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, E tally adapted for § They invite The attent stock of Goods which fs ring and Summer wear on of everyone to their Ws, Entirely Newand all of the Latest Styles and Bashiou'! Every garment pureha ment is warrgited to fit. ha» been muking Fashionable garments for sev. eral years, in this city, will sce hat every arti ele givés the best srtisfaction. "Phe stock has bee Mat the sed at this KatabHeh Mr. Rosenthal, who n purchased on such terms y are enabled to gell them aa They hope, by givin food satisfaction to their ronage, ’ —DON’T FORGET THE PLACK— PIN KNONS NEIWBRICK BUILDING —ON THE CORNER OF— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Gold¢mith and Weaver & Co. oa ; A. ROSENTHAL & CO. _ Nevada, May Sih. , enmernnicratee ns He Re at se aptee New Dry Goods. Store. , _. A. GOLDSMITH At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, . EGS leave te Invite the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general to call and examine his New and Magnificent STOCK OF ~— SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! Comprising the finest selection of Stlice; Hvs, Merinos, French and En lish Prints, Delaines, and Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. = Pop gAlso a aplendid assortme Trimmings. Embroiderica, tions. A fine selcetion of CARPETS, OIL CLO THS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! nt ot Fancy Gonda, Laces; of all deseripVery thankful for past é patronage. I respect fully solicit a continuance ofthe same. A. GULDSMITH, Y Corner of Broad and Pine etrects. at the late stand of Bates & McCormick. NOTICE i copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore ¢xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Jureph A. Donohoe, William ©. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Franeweoo.undér the firm name of EUGENE KELKY & CO., New York, and DONOHOE, RALSTON & CO.,S89n Franciaco. will cease on the First (Ist)day of July, Inf¥4— Eugene Kelley and J. A Donohoe withdrawing from the eo partnership. ‘ ' The business wih ve settlod in New York by Kugene Kelley, and in San Franciaeo by WilliaxC. Ralston and R.S8. Fretz. Depositors are requetted to hand in their books for settiemént atthe Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co. t KUGENE KELLY, (Per J. A. Dononoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOR, W. C.RALS TON, R.8 FRE1Z. San Francisco, June, 13, 1804. TP HE undersigned have forme for the transaction of ay Exchange Business. und-r the tirm names of DONOHOE. KELLY & CO.. m San Fraueciseo, end ‘EUGENE KELLY & CO.,‘in New York, commencing July 1.1864 Their Banking House in thiscity will be at the sonthest corner of Moutgomery aud Sacramento stayeta. . EUGENKPKELLY, JO=EPH A DONOHOKR. San Francisco, June 1th. 1864 Je24-11a wn — arom ~— “A Slight Cold,’,Coughs. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “8LIGHT COLD” in ite first stage ; that whichin the beginning wauld yield to a mild remedy, if--meglected. soon attacks the lungs. ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give sure and almost immediate relief. Milltary Officers and Soldiers should have them, as they can be earried in the pocket and taken as octusion requires. ¢ Agents for California, Reninaton & Co. Ean Franebéeo. E.W. SMITH, Justice of the Pence. da eopartnership cneral Banking and NEVADA CIT? PRICK at the Old Place, up O Btrewt. & ‘ : ) =