July 14, 1864 (4 pages)

ast givand we ears to ar givmay deund in Yellow NCE is rnished HT ADnstruc‘sale. D., +) 6. nt, Nevada " 5. eeking stage ; id toa ks the ve sure, )fficers ean be on re& Co., ial yON AND ander, 1864. f. aD. t __ be painted and lived. TheHall, for the tise: 1) our-town render it difficult sometimes: for ! THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 14th. LOCAL MATTERS. : senna z wap vere Masonic HaLt.—The three stores which form the lower portion of this building, are now about completed, and will be ready for . oceupaney in a few days. The walls areJ being tarred as a preserver of the bricks during the rainy seasun, after whieh: it wil of the Masonic fraternity, is now under the immediate supervision of Messrs. Brown & Palmer, and the wood work is receiving the . ¥ most Careful atteution at their hands. In 4 few weeks at must’the structure Will be passed over to the Trustees, completed; and we judge that as master workmen have gut the business ia hand, that when fivished, there willbe nothing to add to its strength or ornament, STREET PLANKING.—The work goes bravely on. Qur citizens appear to be vieing with each other as to whe will get their ‘part of the street planked first, The sound of the’'axe, hammer, saw, crowbar, &¢., are “heard in various portions of the city, and the . amount of old aud vew lumber piled» up io the large number of teams arriving «in our city to pass. Keep on guod peeple:—Never-+ be weary in well doing, till every street pres scribed by our City: Fathers is thoroughly planked,and Nevada stands forth again,as she . did before the late conflagration, the queen city of the mountiins.: NEW 8 NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF Ph, AS JUST RECEIVED a large and Elegant assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected expressty for this market. ; The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of On, such TERMS As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. He has. in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; Together with a very large and fine-assortment G Boy’s Clothing CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAEKTERS, &ec. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, PRING GOODS! A CARD, «: WEAVER & COMPANY. . ~ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. w= beg to inform our friends and the Public that on and afterMonday the 25th day of January, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more Fanning accounts, and all Goods ordered ‘must be paid for. when purchased or on delivery. : “We havebeen 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 ustomers have to J : pay for the doubtful ones,‘as the Merchant hasto makeup LARGER PROFITs. the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS ___ By adopting the } fons ustest antic By 860. 4sLY, te Ss. ON. OD low } and IN itition. DER, D NFUL PTER remse. hemiD a nthe ating ros— \dder illa ive, pect the country thoroughly; Our county is é A pasa Mtxine at Rep Doe AND You Ber. Weare infdérmed that-there is not a-wingle idle man at either Red Dog or You Bet.-The mining) interests are lively and business of all kinds prosperous. We are glad to} chroniele such evideuces of our county's prosperity,-and—when the different mining sectiuns are re-filled “by industrial classes, in place of those who have gene on a wild goose chase over the mountains, other mining sections, yet undeveloped, will pour their” hidden treasures into the hip of those who have the adhesiveness to remain and prose yet compatitively unpros pected: A few rich spots havé been worked and the cream extracted from ‘them, but youd wages can be made, both in quartz.and gravel, in most any portion of Nevada county, and it only needs the dilligent application of the pick and shovel to verify our statements. SUNDAY ScHoor Unton.—Owing ta the withdrawal of the Congregational Sabbath School, taking with them a portion of the ‘officers, a new Union Sunday School was formed in the Baptist: Church on last Sab< bath afternoon, and the tollowing gentlemen were elected az officeraz Superintendent, A. H. Insh; Assistant Superivtendent, J. Rums rey; Secretary, G. S. Watson: Librarian, W. Loverell; Assistant Librarian, Geo. Peabody. Disrrict Courr, July 13.—Dowling vs Dunn et als. Judgment for plaintiff, Duryea va Burt et als. Judgment against defendant Burt, secording to prayer of coms plaint, and judgment in favdr of defendant, Dupuy & Burrel for their costs. Tompkins et als vs Scott et als. On trial. THE Primary ScHoot.—The Primary School in thisSeity 18 now filled to overflowing. There are about one hundred pupils enrolled, with a dail attendance of ninetye five.It will'aoon be yecessary to furnish aditional accommodation fer the children of the city. i Some fifteen or twenty head of ho es, belonging to the California Stage © x ed through this city, destined Flat, where they will be placed on that line, $ RETURNED —My-Schmidtburg, formerly t resident of this city, and latterly of the sage Sruah Téeritery bas returned to Nevada, fully’convineed that ‘there's no place . hike tome.” ¢ _—_— oe. EIGHTY tons of English coal were diss charged from a vessel at Sacramento on Tuesday last. It is designed for the Nevada Gas Works. BRancuine Our.—M. J. Hydeliff, who. tas been deing business for a lung time in Red Dog, has opened a branch store at You -Bet. The stores at both places will be fits ted up in fine style and supplied with splendid stocks of goods. ears a&c. Which he offers at Ie Very Reasonable Prices !_&} PERSONS ARE INVITED to eall and examine their stock previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are Of & superior quality-and-will-be found-to be a” represented, Y. BANNER. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE “No. 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. FQAST and well-broken Riding Horses, the _ best Carriages, Buggies and Concord W agons; —Carriaves alwaya inreadiness, with care ful drivers. for the use of parties, etc. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Névada & G rass Valley Stage Line The Stage leaves Grass Valley for Nevada, at 8 A.M. 11 A.M. and4P. M. St Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at9 A.M. 2 P, M. and 6-P. M. . jy 12-tf WM. GC. RANDOLPH, _ Successor to C. W. Young. Chrononiéter & Waich Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Commercial Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June Yth—tf _ , DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanica entist . Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that . am prepared to-attend those favoring me with «¢all, at any hour. Teeth nerve will ve filled without causing pain. 4 WILL WARKBANT ALL WORK done at thie >fBice to be per forméd in a more-skiiful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinityyotberwise no charge will be made. My ehargés are moderate, and to suit the times. 1 sox permanently located in this city Residenoe a Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. : DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mil] Street... Grass Valley \Up Staire—Entrance between McLaughlin’s =, atid Johnston’s Stores, Graba Valley, June 9th—tf MINING ROPE ! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! )LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and Inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of A. S. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of.Wire and Manilla ropes of ual strength is about the same per foot. A ire Rope properly applied wili out wear from. 3 to 5 Manilia Ropes. ; Jet2-3ingg Notice. HE public are hereby cautioned against negotlating or parchasing a promissory note drawn by the bed a in favorof A. Milla and Geo. Carver, about the 24th -Feb. 1864, for Four Hundred Dollars, payable July -isth, Ts) jyi2 im : B KKASO j after having become séngitive by exposure of the t In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do.under the cred it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and seii at such prices aB-will ey ; Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give usa-call.---Our business will beconducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and ‘no We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. ® —_—_——— Thanking our friends for theliberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by Ahis House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash SFatem, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. a WEAVER & COMPANY. enone omen agen 3 WEAVER & COMPANY biieacee In GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, : LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 1 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, te FOR CASH. rs Nevada City. . ts, asthe same has been ; 1864, or thereabguts, as Nee wae. Ei” Goods delivered Free of Obarge. £3 ay TIME HAS COME! “/Oppositicn Dying Of ! “"lReady made Clothing To the People of Nevada County! Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known store, on the Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts.,. WILL BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA! ee For Cash Only! . ee In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains-we are giving in the We have deemed it hest to set: forth the pirioes ot few articles—for instance ; Frock Coats, Blue Flannel §5 aptece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit, No. i Fancy Cassimere aut 818 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calfiback and front, Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Suits Your Friends . OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY S HAAS & COMPANY. Tell Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. omen Valises from. $2 50 and up. Trunks --cheaper than the very Cheapest! ; Cassimere. Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Le Wholesale Prices; This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might go on and enumerate article upon article in cui ae which we are determined to sell at less prices than they have ever been sold in thie section of country. We purchase our Goods atrictlv for cash and can therefore tay alt competition in the shade. QOur arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most. fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the New York. ag fr tosatisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this is-no elaptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and examine these goods and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. = er NEW CLOTHING STORE !: _& ROSENTHAL & CO.” Ay OULD reapectfully inform the citizene qf W Nevada and the surrounding towns that they haveopeneda First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & ‘Pine Streets, and Splendid stock of _ CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the teilowdag articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, ” HAND KERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact everything usually found in an Ketablishment of this kind, i They have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH ' Cassimere Suits, Ke ectally adapted for § ring and Summer wear rhey invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which ‘is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! Every-garmient purehased at this ment is warrantedto fit. Mr. Rosenthal, whohas been makin Fashiunable #armenta for seyeral years, in this city, Will see that every article.yives.the best 8° tisfaction, The stock has been purchased On-such termg that they are enabled to sell them as Katablish s] : mt > Fr ae They hope, by ziving ood satisfaction t6 their customers, to merit a liberal share of public patronage, °* —DON’T FORGET THE PLACE—= IN KNOXS NEW BRICK BUILDING —ON THE CORNER OF— ; Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldsmith and Weaver & Go. A. ROSENTHAL & CO Sth, _Nevada, May New Dry Goods Store. 3 At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, } EGS leave to ant: the badies of Nevada antlvicinity and the public ja general-to call and examine lila. . New and Magnificent pep ie + STOCK OF *. SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop livs, Merinos, French and Eng“ish Prints, Delatnes, and Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghamasa, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion, © Goods, Alsoan splendid assortment ot Fapey desecripTrimmings. Embroidertes, haces, of al lions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on liand and at ea Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage, fnily solicita continuance of the Same. . : A. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine etrecta, at the late stand of Bates & McCormick, NOTICE, i ie copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore cxisting bet weenikugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe, William C. Ralston and Ralph 8.-Fretz, of San Francisco, under the firm name of EUGEN KELKY & CO., New York, and. DONOHO I respectthe First (Ist) day of Jaly, 1864—Kugene Kelley and J.ADonohoe withdrawing from the copartnership, ; ; The business will ve settled in New York by . Kuvene Kelley, end in San Francisco by Williarg ‘ C. Ralston and R.8. Fretz Depositors are requested to band in their booke for settiement: at the Banking-house., of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, EKUGENE KELLY, A; Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOE, W.C. RALSTON, R.S FRE'TZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. (Per J. T HE undersigned have formeda copartnersht for the transaction of 4 general Banking ane Exchange Business, und r the firm names: DONOHOE. KELLY & CO., in San Francisco, and EUGENE KELLY & CO., in New York, commencing July 1, 1864 Their Banking House inthis city will be at the southest corner of Montgpmery and Sacramento streeta, , EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A. DONOHOKR. San Francisco, June lith, 1864 je24-1m STOP THIEF! $2.000 Reward! GTOLEN from my Room on Saturday Even-I ing, June 25th, 1864, ‘ $4,400 in $20 Gold Pieces. $4,000 in Quartz Amalgam, Between 200 anid $300 in Gold Spee. imens, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest aud conviction of the Thief. The $1.000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on thereturn of the ‘tmd balance on eonvie tion of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Gold Fiat, NEVADA CITY ify Nevada, June 2sth—1m “pt { }-—Where they have just received a New, Large : RALSTON & CO., Sen-Franeciseo. will cease on ieee ¥, As

ast givand we ears to ar givmay deund in Yellow NCE is rnished HT ADnstruc‘sale. D., +) 6. nt, Nevada " 5. eeking stage ; id toa ks the ve sure, )fficers ean be on re& Co., ial yON AND ander, 1864. f. aD. t __ be painted and lived. TheHall, for the tise: 1) our-town render it difficult sometimes: for ! THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 14th. LOCAL MATTERS. : senna z wap vere Masonic HaLt.—The three stores which form the lower portion of this building, are now about completed, and will be ready for . oceupaney in a few days. The walls areJ being tarred as a preserver of the bricks during the rainy seasun, after whieh: it wil of the Masonic fraternity, is now under the immediate supervision of Messrs. Brown & Palmer, and the wood work is receiving the . ¥ most Careful atteution at their hands. In 4 few weeks at must’the structure Will be passed over to the Trustees, completed; and we judge that as master workmen have gut the business ia hand, that when fivished, there willbe nothing to add to its strength or ornament, STREET PLANKING.—The work goes bravely on. Qur citizens appear to be vieing with each other as to whe will get their ‘part of the street planked first, The sound of the’'axe, hammer, saw, crowbar, &¢., are “heard in various portions of the city, and the . amount of old aud vew lumber piled» up io the large number of teams arriving «in our city to pass. Keep on guod peeple:—Never-+ be weary in well doing, till every street pres scribed by our City: Fathers is thoroughly planked,and Nevada stands forth again,as she . did before the late conflagration, the queen city of the mountiins.: NEW 8 NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF Ph, AS JUST RECEIVED a large and Elegant assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected expressty for this market. ; The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of On, such TERMS As cannot failto give most perfect satisfaction. He has. in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; Together with a very large and fine-assortment G Boy’s Clothing CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAEKTERS, &ec. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, PRING GOODS! A CARD, «: WEAVER & COMPANY. . ~ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. w= beg to inform our friends and the Public that on and afterMonday the 25th day of January, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more Fanning accounts, and all Goods ordered ‘must be paid for. when purchased or on delivery. : “We havebeen 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 ustomers have to J : pay for the doubtful ones,‘as the Merchant hasto makeup LARGER PROFITs. the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS ___ By adopting the } fons ustest antic By 860. 4sLY, te Ss. ON. OD low } and IN itition. DER, D NFUL PTER remse. hemiD a nthe ating ros— \dder illa ive, pect the country thoroughly; Our county is é A pasa Mtxine at Rep Doe AND You Ber. Weare infdérmed that-there is not a-wingle idle man at either Red Dog or You Bet.-The mining) interests are lively and business of all kinds prosperous. We are glad to} chroniele such evideuces of our county's prosperity,-and—when the different mining sectiuns are re-filled “by industrial classes, in place of those who have gene on a wild goose chase over the mountains, other mining sections, yet undeveloped, will pour their” hidden treasures into the hip of those who have the adhesiveness to remain and prose yet compatitively unpros pected: A few rich spots havé been worked and the cream extracted from ‘them, but youd wages can be made, both in quartz.and gravel, in most any portion of Nevada county, and it only needs the dilligent application of the pick and shovel to verify our statements. SUNDAY ScHoor Unton.—Owing ta the withdrawal of the Congregational Sabbath School, taking with them a portion of the ‘officers, a new Union Sunday School was formed in the Baptist: Church on last Sab< bath afternoon, and the tollowing gentlemen were elected az officeraz Superintendent, A. H. Insh; Assistant Superivtendent, J. Rums rey; Secretary, G. S. Watson: Librarian, W. Loverell; Assistant Librarian, Geo. Peabody. Disrrict Courr, July 13.—Dowling vs Dunn et als. Judgment for plaintiff, Duryea va Burt et als. Judgment against defendant Burt, secording to prayer of coms plaint, and judgment in favdr of defendant, Dupuy & Burrel for their costs. Tompkins et als vs Scott et als. On trial. THE Primary ScHoot.—The Primary School in thisSeity 18 now filled to overflowing. There are about one hundred pupils enrolled, with a dail attendance of ninetye five.It will'aoon be yecessary to furnish aditional accommodation fer the children of the city. i Some fifteen or twenty head of ho es, belonging to the California Stage © x ed through this city, destined Flat, where they will be placed on that line, $ RETURNED —My-Schmidtburg, formerly t resident of this city, and latterly of the sage Sruah Téeritery bas returned to Nevada, fully’convineed that ‘there's no place . hike tome.” ¢ _—_— oe. EIGHTY tons of English coal were diss charged from a vessel at Sacramento on Tuesday last. It is designed for the Nevada Gas Works. BRancuine Our.—M. J. Hydeliff, who. tas been deing business for a lung time in Red Dog, has opened a branch store at You -Bet. The stores at both places will be fits ted up in fine style and supplied with splendid stocks of goods. ears a&c. Which he offers at Ie Very Reasonable Prices !_&} PERSONS ARE INVITED to eall and examine their stock previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are Of & superior quality-and-will-be found-to be a” represented, Y. BANNER. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE “No. 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. FQAST and well-broken Riding Horses, the _ best Carriages, Buggies and Concord W agons; —Carriaves alwaya inreadiness, with care ful drivers. for the use of parties, etc. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Névada & G rass Valley Stage Line The Stage leaves Grass Valley for Nevada, at 8 A.M. 11 A.M. and4P. M. St Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at9 A.M. 2 P, M. and 6-P. M. . jy 12-tf WM. GC. RANDOLPH, _ Successor to C. W. Young. Chrononiéter & Waich Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Commercial Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June Yth—tf _ , DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanica entist . Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that . am prepared to-attend those favoring me with «¢all, at any hour. Teeth nerve will ve filled without causing pain. 4 WILL WARKBANT ALL WORK done at thie >fBice to be per forméd in a more-skiiful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinityyotberwise no charge will be made. My ehargés are moderate, and to suit the times. 1 sox permanently located in this city Residenoe a Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. : DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mil] Street..... Grass Valley \Up Staire—Entrance between McLaughlin’s

=, atid Johnston’s Stores, Graba Valley, June 9th—tf MINING ROPE ! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! )LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and Inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of A. S. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of.Wire and Manilla ropes of ual strength is about the same per foot. A ire Rope properly applied wili out wear from. 3 to 5 Manilia Ropes. ; Jet2-3ingg Notice. HE public are hereby cautioned against negotlating or parchasing a promissory note drawn by the bed a in favorof A. Milla and Geo. Carver, about the 24th -Feb. 1864, for Four Hundred Dollars, payable July -isth, Ts) jyi2 im : B KKASO j after having become séngitive by exposure of the t In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do.under the cred it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and seii at such prices aB-will ey ; Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give usa-call.---Our business will beconducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and ‘no We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. ® —_—_——— Thanking our friends for theliberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by Ahis House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash SFatem, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. a WEAVER & COMPANY. enone omen agen 3 WEAVER & COMPANY biieacee In GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, : LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 1 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, te FOR CASH. rs Nevada City. . ts, asthe same has been ; 1864, or thereabguts, as Nee wae. Ei” Goods delivered Free of Obarge. £3 ay TIME HAS COME! “/Oppositicn Dying Of ! “"lReady made Clothing To the People of Nevada County! Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known store, on the Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts.,. WILL BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA! ee For Cash Only! . ee In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains-we are giving in the We have deemed it hest to set: forth the pirioes ot few articles—for instance ; Frock Coats, Blue Flannel §5 aptece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit, No. i Fancy Cassimere aut 818 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calfiback and front, Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Suits Your Friends . OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY S HAAS & COMPANY. Tell Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. omen Valises from. $2 50 and up. Trunks --cheaper than the very Cheapest! ; Cassimere. Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Le Wholesale Prices; This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might go on and enumerate article upon article in cui ae which we are determined to sell at less prices than they have ever been sold in thie section of country. We purchase our Goods atrictlv for cash and can therefore tay alt competition in the shade. QOur arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most. fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the New York. ag fr tosatisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this is-no elaptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and examine these goods and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. = er NEW CLOTHING STORE !: _& ROSENTHAL & CO.” Ay OULD reapectfully inform the citizene qf W Nevada and the surrounding towns that they haveopeneda First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & ‘Pine Streets, and Splendid stock of _ CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the teilowdag articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, ” HAND KERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact everything usually found in an Ketablishment of this kind, i They have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH ' Cassimere Suits, Ke ectally adapted for § ring and Summer wear rhey invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which ‘is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! Every-garmient purehased at this ment is warrantedto fit. Mr. Rosenthal, whohas been makin Fashiunable #armenta for seyeral years, in this city, Will see that every article.yives.the best 8° tisfaction, The stock has been purchased On-such termg that they are enabled to sell them as Katablish s] : mt > Fr ae They hope, by ziving ood satisfaction t6 their customers, to merit a liberal share of public patronage, °* —DON’T FORGET THE PLACE—= IN KNOXS NEW BRICK BUILDING —ON THE CORNER OF— ; Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldsmith and Weaver & Go. A. ROSENTHAL & CO Sth, _Nevada, May New Dry Goods Store. 3 At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, } EGS leave to ant: the badies of Nevada antlvicinity and the public ja general-to call and examine lila.. . New and Magnificent pep ie + STOCK OF *. SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop livs, Merinos, French and Eng“ish Prints, Delatnes, and Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghamasa, &c, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion, © Goods, Alsoan splendid assortment ot Fapey desecripTrimmings. Embroidertes, haces, of al lions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, Constantly on liand and at ea Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage, fnily solicita continuance of the Same. . : A. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine etrecta, at the late stand of Bates & McCormick, NOTICE, i ie copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore cxisting bet weenikugene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe, William C. Ralston and Ralph 8.-Fretz, of San Francisco, under the firm name of EUGEN KELKY & CO., New York, and. DONOHO I respectthe First (Ist) day of Jaly, 1864—Kugene Kelley and J.ADonohoe withdrawing from the copartnership, ; ; The business will ve settled in New York by . Kuvene Kelley, end in San Francisco by Williarg ‘ C. Ralston and R.8. Fretz Depositors are requested to band in their booke for settiement: at the Banking-house., of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, EKUGENE KELLY, A; Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOE, W.C. RALSTON, R.S FRE'TZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. (Per J. T HE undersigned have formeda copartnersht for the transaction of 4 general Banking ane Exchange Business, und r the firm names: DONOHOE. KELLY & CO., in San Francisco, and EUGENE KELLY & CO., in New York, commencing July 1, 1864 Their Banking House inthis city will be at the southest corner of Montgpmery and Sacramento streeta, , EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A. DONOHOKR. San Francisco, June lith, 1864 je24-1m STOP THIEF! $2.000 Reward! GTOLEN from my Room on Saturday Even-I ing, June 25th, 1864, ‘ $4,400 in $20 Gold Pieces. $4,000 in Quartz Amalgam, Between 200 anid $300 in Gold Spee. imens, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest aud conviction of the Thief. The $1.000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on thereturn of the ‘tmd balance on eonvie tion of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Gold Fiat, NEVADA CITY ify Nevada, June 2sth—1m “pt { }-—Where they have just received a New, Large : RALSTON & CO., Sen-Franeciseo. will cease on ieee ¥, As