July 16, 1864 (4 pages)

j Re iia g ~ + 8 —~——= ee . * . SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 16%. —$____—— ' RocaAL MATTERS. A New Causative Mut.—Mr. Fauchery, formerly of this city, and the inventor of the turbine. wheel as’ applied te quartz mills, has made application fer.a patent for @ new stone crusher, which Operates on a ‘plan somewhet different trom any now in suse. The jaws are so arranged as to re——— on ag mbIe wr Etoriinous pri or plicete, work: 1g crosswise, the motion being applied by an oval wheel or car, made to revolve be‘tween the arms, closing the jaws at each revolution, the process of opening being managed by aspring. Tbe machine hasevs ery appeatance of being practical and effective. It is certainly simple and cheap in construction, It°will be known us the “Crocodile Machine,’*-frowm the fact that its namesike alone, of amphibious animals, makes use of both jawsia masticating. RESOLUTIONS UF CUuNDOLENCE.—We yesterday received the anuexed. resolutions passed by Protection Hose Co. No. 1, of Grass Valley, at their last meeting, on _the -deéwth of the lauweuted H.D. Cady, with: «. & request to publish them. We cheerfully give them a place in our columns: Wuereas, It has pleased Divine Province to muve from our midst our esteembd friend and brother. Harty D. Cady, therefore, : $5 ‘ Resolved, That-although the hand of death has striéken his name trom our active -roll, we will keep his memory fresh in yur hearts. Resolved; That-in0 the death ot Harry D. ¢ SPRDN G: GOODS! NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING: P. panWer ; ON THE OORNER. OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, . The stock is of the most approved st yles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES ufisurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he — will dispose of on such : TERMS As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. AS JUST -RECEEVED-—a gant assortment of He has in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, Boy’s Clothing . “ TRUNKS, A VALISES, . “.° * CARPET BAGS, GAITERS, if ec. Cady, tte couipauy has Tost w trie friend, and society @ usetul, member—one whose Memory is enGeared te ali by hia many goud ~ qualities . Resalved, That while in-our present affliction we feel that our company has sustaing an irreparable_loss, yet we humbly ty throagh the merey of God, who has u His holy keeping, that our late met been removed above, teere to reward of the faithful. “= _a Resolved, That we deggly sympathize With the friends. and espeefaily-with the aged father of our deceased Mrothe r, in the affireting dispeusation-of Pfovidence which bas 80 suddenly tallen upon them. Resoteed, “What in token of Teepect. for the mem of the deceased the members of this Covfpany wear the usual badge of moura1g F-thirty days; er has reéeive the a Fi = , ee . : a EMIGRANT 8. AnHVING —~An~ emigrant} «train under charge of Mesers. Fuller & ‘Linziey; from Iowa, passed through Vire ginia city a dayor two since, bound for Cale iforvia via the Henness Pass, They left the Missouri river on the 26th of April.— Another train of four wagons passed through -dutimg the afternoon of Wednesday, bound for Mevada ot ‘Marysville. They are from DeKalb county, [ilinois. THE UNION CLUB.—Lat us again urge upon every loyal man the importance of connecting him____. self with the Lincoln and Johnson Club which has been organized in thiscity. The time of the Presidential fight ig fast approaching and the enemies of the Union should be overwhelmingly defeated. In order to do thisffectually Union ( * men must organize, Wemust have more help from thé old, substantial members of the Union party. Let the “Old Guard” come to the rescue. Union mem of Nevada. one and all, come out to the meeting of the elub at the Baptist Church, THIS EVENING. There should be at least five hundred members in the club. . We hope to see the house crowded to overflowing to-night. It is ancble work to sustain the Army and Administration in the hour of darkness, and mep who profess to entertain a love for the Union certainly can spare one night in seven in consulting with leyal men for the accomplishment of the great objects the subjugation of the Copperheads in this State and the election of a President who will subjugate the rebels in the South. Paip Ix.—Gen. Coliius, treasurer of Nevada county, paid to the State treasurer on the 12th inet. the sum of $8,553 16. READINGS.—The Appeal says Mrs. Grantly, a popular reader. proposes giving one or two readings In this city. The Appeal recommends her as alady of accomplishment and ability. PINE STREKT Leyins to lovk quite. respectae ble for the first time since the great fire. A new sidewalk is eompléted around the Masonic Hall and the street is being newly re planked. a ~* ‘THE Swies Bell Ringers are wending their wa ' to this section of the State : f eennteemnenmentell aol New Goods .—Mcesers 8S. Haas & Co., at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, have :just-received direct from New York a large assortment of Cassimere and Beaver Hats, which will be sold at very low prices. é * Writing Scheol.—W. G. Thompson will opema Writing Sehool iu the building formerly occupied by Miss Smith a# a School. at the head of Broad street, om-next Monday evening. Mr. ‘Thompson is anexceiient penman. Specimens .of his work may be seen at the Post Office. * xf [Very Reasonable Prices! 4F} Fas “PERSONS ARE INVITED to cali and examine their stock previeus to making purchases. The prices are LOW,—white.the goods-are of & superior quality and will be found to be as represented, P, BANNER. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE No 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ease and well-broken Riding Horses, the BR’ best Carriages, Buggies and Concord Wagons, Carri fy oping readiness, with careful drivers. forthe use of parties, ete, __ Horses boarded by the day, week or month. . The Stags leaves Grass Valley for Nevada, at 8A. M.11 A.M. and4P. M, Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at 9A. M. 2 P.M. and6 P. M. jy12-tf WM. G. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Witch Maker. . NX % — . PEALER EN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, ~ Commerctal Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June $th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanical Dentist Office—corner of Broad and. Pine sta. I would iaform niy friends and all wishing my services that { am prepared to attend those favoring me with a call, atany hour. .Teeth [ after having become sensitive by exposure Of the f nerve will be filled without causing pain. i WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to euit the times. 1 em permanently loeated in this city ¢ Residence ou Sacramento street, third house from Tewperance Hall. . DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaltiand Mechanical DENTIST. ; Office— Mill Street... Grass Valley Up Staire—Kotrance betweep McLaughlin's and Johneton’s Stores, > Grane Valley, June 9th—tf MINING . ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! ‘LAP AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts } and inclines, made in any sength and ofany e1ze, at the manufactory of A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilia ropes of _— strength is about pra — a A ‘ire Rope y app w wear fro $108 Meniile Hopes. i je22-3mgg ——s Notice. blic are here tloned against neevslaing or porchchng s yeoman ant thereabouts, as { im B MRASOR a ‘ a BOOTS AND eres st Together with a very large and fine assortihent fadies’ and Children’s Shoes, . _ Whieh he offers at — eee eee: #2 Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line . . Weaver. & Company Gjluna FROM WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. 4 that on and after E beg to inform our friends and the public a P We shall keep no more running recouiits, and all Goods ordered miust be paid for when puré chased or on delivery. P44 oe We have been forced 40 Pursue this course, frovi the great djfficulty and loss that has been y accountp-fn have heretofore been on the Books € tis Honse. # PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant hastomakeup “LARGER PROFCash Principle !! “In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will be conducted on the prineiples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no : Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronhge heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping fora continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil! mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully> WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AND— ~~ ——— ~~ he ie FORCASH: Vg XO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. ’ Monday-the-25th day of January, 5 a la EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. sustained in collecting such a large number of 3 Ina credit business, the GOOD and _ITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS” a s TIME HAS COME! Ready made Clothing To the People: of Nevada County ! ~ * — e oe ibe a Go to the Headquarters for Your Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known store. on the C Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE sOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! —— For Cash Only! —“Ynorder to give the reader in Nevada and the _{ adjoining towns a-partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we arc giving in the CLOTHING LINE, . oT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . ™! We have deemed it best to set forth the prices Ota few artictes—for instance ; Frock Coats, Biue Flannel §5 apiece. Black Deoeeshin Suits, at SiS per suit. No. i Faney Cassimere Suits ‘at S18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and front. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY : S. HAAS & COMPANY. ae Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that-will surprise eve ery one in want of them: —= Valises from $2 50and up. Trunhs --cheaper (pan the very Cheapest: ~~’ “J Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. “Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might on and enumerate article upon article in cer line which we are determi to ell at less prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for on. and ean therefare lay all competition in the shasle. Our arrabyements have been madeso that we shall receive dur Goods hereatter from best and most fashionab p Coothing Warehouses in the ew Yorks. a 4 P to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be conv1: that this is no claptrap arrangement, we invite you to call and examine these goods and the S. HAAS & €O., Cor. Pime & Commereial.sts. ~ NEVADA CITY = Ea and Splendid stock of — a OSES Ria et seal ee ~~ ituseee > ae i NC STORE ! er. os INEW CLOtH ORE OULD respecttn informs the citizens of Nevada and Ca Banat B. towns ‘that they have opened a . 4 First Class Clothing Store, . “Lar Tree Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, _ Where they havejust received a New, Large OT HING, Consisting in-part of the following: articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, . SHIRTS, HATS AND-CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS Caltfernta Blankcts, And in fact everything usually found in an Ketablishment of this kind, They haye aleoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH — : : Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Spring and Summer wear ‘They invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! Every garment purchased at this Establi¢h ment is warranted to #it._Mr. Rosenthal; whe ha» been making Fashionable garments for several years, in this city, will see that every arth cle gives the best s°tisfaction. The stock has been purchased “on such terms that they are enabled to se)! them as ‘CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ‘ They hope, by vivin good aati faction to their customers, to merita liberal share of public patronage, % =DON'T FORGET THE PLAGKE— IN-KNOX'S NEW BRICK BUIL DING —ON THE CORNER ofr— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldymith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO, erate: Mey We, New Dry Goods Store. A. COLDSMITH ' At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. ] EGS leave to inyite the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public ia general to call and examine his New and Mugnificent. SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop lins, Merinos, French and Eng~ lish Prints, Delatnes, and , Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &«, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. Also a splendid assortment ot Fancy Goode, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all descriptions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, : Constautly on hand and atGreatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. { respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. nate A. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine etrects, at the late stand of Batee-& McCormick, NOTICE. TH copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore (xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the eity of New York, and Juseph A. Dondroe, William C. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz. of San Francisco. under the tirm name of KUGENE KELEY& CO., New York, and DONOHOK, RALSTON CO., 89n Francisco. will cease on the First (lst)day of July, 1464—Kuyene Kelley and J. A Donohoe withdrawing from thé eopartnership. The business will ve settled in. New York by Kuagene Kelley. and in San Francisco by William C. Ralston and K.8. Fretz. Depositors are requested to-hand in their books for settiement at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, EUGENE KELLY; (Per J. A. Dononoe, Attorney>) J. A. DONN WOK, P W.C. RALS’PON, K.8 FRETZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. dy FE undersigned have formed a copartnersht for the transaction of a general Banking anc Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY &CO. in San Franeteco, and EUGENE KELLY & CO., in New York, cammencing July 1, 1564 Their Banking House in thie city will be at the southest corner of Montgomery and Sacramento atrects, * ‘ EUGENK KELLY, JOSEPH A DONOHOK., San Francisco, June Mth, 1864 je24-1m STOP THIEF ! $2.000 Reward! Ne TOLEN from my Room on Saturday EvenS ing, June 26th, 1864, Ee { $4,400in 620 Goid Pieces. $2.000 tn Quartz Amaigam, ~ Between 400 and $300 in Gold imens, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of themoney and $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the Thief. The $1,000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on thereturn of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Geld Fiat, — > @ Nevada, June 28th—1m a \ i a {

j Re iia g ~ + 8 —~——= ee . * . SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 16%. —$____—— ' RocaAL MATTERS. A New Causative Mut.—Mr. Fauchery, formerly of this city, and the inventor of the turbine. wheel as’ applied te quartz mills, has made application fer.a patent for @ new stone crusher, which Operates on a ‘plan somewhet different trom any now in suse. The jaws are so arranged as to re——— on ag mbIe wr Etoriinous pri or plicete, work: 1g crosswise, the motion being applied by an oval wheel or car, made to revolve be‘tween the arms, closing the jaws at each revolution, the process of opening being managed by aspring. Tbe machine hasevs ery appeatance of being practical and effective. It is certainly simple and cheap in construction, It°will be known us the “Crocodile Machine,’*-frowm the fact that its namesike alone, of amphibious animals, makes use of both jawsia masticating. RESOLUTIONS UF CUuNDOLENCE.—We yesterday received the anuexed. resolutions passed by Protection Hose Co. No. 1, of Grass Valley, at their last meeting, on _the -deéwth of the lauweuted H.D. Cady, with: «. & request to publish them. We cheerfully give them a place in our columns: Wuereas, It has pleased Divine Province to muve from our midst our esteembd friend and brother. Harty D. Cady, therefore, : $5 ‘ Resolved, That-although the hand of death has striéken his name trom our active -roll, we will keep his memory fresh in yur hearts. Resolved; That-in0 the death ot Harry D. ¢ SPRDN G: GOODS! NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING: P. panWer ; ON THE OORNER. OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, . The stock is of the most approved st yles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES ufisurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he — will dispose of on such : TERMS As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. AS JUST -RECEEVED-—a gant assortment of He has in Store a very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, Boy’s Clothing . “ TRUNKS, A VALISES, . “.° * CARPET BAGS, GAITERS, if ec. Cady, tte couipauy has Tost w trie friend, and society @ usetul, member—one whose Memory is enGeared te ali by hia many goud ~ qualities . Resalved, That while in-our present affliction we feel that our company has sustaing an irreparable_loss, yet we humbly ty throagh the merey of God, who has u His holy keeping, that our late met been removed above, teere to reward of the faithful. “= _a Resolved, That we deggly sympathize With the friends. and espeefaily-with the aged father of our deceased Mrothe r, in the affireting dispeusation-of Pfovidence which bas 80 suddenly tallen upon them. Resoteed, “What in token of Teepect. for the mem of the deceased the members of this Covfpany wear the usual badge of moura1g F-thirty days; er has reéeive the a Fi = , ee . : a EMIGRANT 8. AnHVING —~An~ emigrant} «train under charge of Mesers. Fuller & ‘Linziey; from Iowa, passed through Vire ginia city a dayor two since, bound for Cale iforvia via the Henness Pass, They left the Missouri river on the 26th of April.— Another train of four wagons passed through -dutimg the afternoon of Wednesday, bound for Mevada ot ‘Marysville. They are from DeKalb county, [ilinois. THE UNION CLUB.—Lat us again urge upon every loyal man the importance of connecting him____. self with the Lincoln and Johnson Club which has been organized in thiscity. The time of the Presidential fight ig fast approaching and the enemies of the Union should be overwhelmingly defeated. In order to do thisffectually Union ( * men must organize, Wemust have more help from thé old, substantial members of the Union party. Let the “Old Guard” come to the rescue. Union mem of Nevada. one and all, come out to the meeting of the elub at the Baptist Church, THIS EVENING. There should be at least five hundred members in the club. . We hope to see the house crowded to overflowing to-night. It is ancble work to sustain the Army and Administration in the hour of darkness, and mep who profess to entertain a love for the Union certainly can spare one night in seven in consulting with leyal men for the accomplishment of the great objects the subjugation of the Copperheads in this State and the election of a President who will subjugate the rebels in the South. Paip Ix.—Gen. Coliius, treasurer of Nevada county, paid to the State treasurer on the 12th inet. the sum of $8,553 16. READINGS.—The Appeal says Mrs. Grantly, a popular reader. proposes giving one or two readings In this city. The Appeal recommends her as alady of accomplishment and ability. PINE STREKT Leyins to lovk quite. respectae ble for the first time since the great fire. A new sidewalk is eompléted around the Masonic Hall and the street is being newly re planked. a ~* ‘THE Swies Bell Ringers are wending their wa ' to this section of the State : f eennteemnenmentell aol New Goods .—Mcesers 8S. Haas & Co., at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, have :just-received direct from New York a large assortment of Cassimere and Beaver Hats, which will be sold at very low prices. é * Writing Scheol.—W. G. Thompson will opema Writing Sehool iu the building formerly occupied by Miss Smith a# a School. at the head of Broad street, om-next Monday evening. Mr. ‘Thompson is anexceiient penman. Specimens .of his work may be seen at the Post Office. * xf [Very Reasonable Prices! 4F} Fas “PERSONS ARE INVITED to cali and examine their stock previeus to making purchases. The prices are LOW,—white.the goods-are of & superior quality and will be found to be as represented, P, BANNER. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE No 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ease and well-broken Riding Horses, the BR’ best Carriages, Buggies and Concord Wagons, Carri fy oping readiness, with careful drivers. forthe use of parties, ete, __ Horses boarded by the day, week or month. . The Stags leaves Grass Valley for Nevada, at 8A. M.11 A.M. and4P. M, Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at 9A. M. 2 P.M. and6 P. M. jy12-tf WM. G. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Witch Maker. . NX % — . PEALER EN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, ~ Commerctal Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June $th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanical Dentist Office—corner of Broad and. Pine sta. I would iaform niy friends and all wishing my services that { am prepared to attend those favoring me with a call, atany hour. .Teeth [ after having become sensitive by exposure Of the f nerve will be filled without causing pain. i WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to euit the times. 1 em permanently loeated in this city ¢ Residence ou Sacramento street, third house from Tewperance Hall. . DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaltiand Mechanical DENTIST. ; Office— Mill Street..... Grass Valley Up Staire—Kotrance betweep McLaughlin's and Johneton’s Stores, > Grane Valley, June 9th—tf MINING . ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! ‘LAP AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts } and inclines, made in any sength and ofany e1ze, at the manufactory of A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilia ropes of _— strength is about pra — a A ‘ire Rope y app w wear fro $108 Meniile Hopes. i je22-3mgg ——s Notice. blic are here tloned against neevslaing or porchchng s yeoman ant thereabouts, as { im B MRASOR a ‘ a BOOTS AND eres st Together with a very large and fine assortihent fadies’ and Children’s Shoes, . _ Whieh he offers at — eee eee: #2 Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line . . Weaver. & Company Gjluna FROM WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. 4 that on and after E beg to inform our friends and the public a P We shall keep no more running recouiits, and all Goods ordered miust be paid for when puré chased or on delivery. P44 oe We have been forced 40 Pursue this course, frovi the great djfficulty and loss that has been y accountp-fn have heretofore been on the Books € tis Honse. # PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant hastomakeup “LARGER PROFCash Principle !! “In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES

Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will be conducted on the prineiples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no : Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronhge heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping fora continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil! mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully> WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AND— ~~ ——— ~~ he ie FORCASH: Vg XO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. ’ Monday-the-25th day of January, 5 a la EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. sustained in collecting such a large number of 3 Ina credit business, the GOOD and _ITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS” a s TIME HAS COME! Ready made Clothing To the People: of Nevada County ! ~ * — e oe ibe a Go to the Headquarters for Your Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known store. on the C Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE sOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! —— For Cash Only! —“Ynorder to give the reader in Nevada and the _{ adjoining towns a-partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we arc giving in the CLOTHING LINE, . oT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . ™! We have deemed it best to set forth the prices Ota few artictes—for instance ; Frock Coats, Biue Flannel §5 apiece. Black Deoeeshin Suits, at SiS per suit. No. i Faney Cassimere Suits ‘at S18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and front. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY : S. HAAS & COMPANY. ae Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that-will surprise eve ery one in want of them: —= Valises from $2 50and up. Trunhs --cheaper (pan the very Cheapest: ~~’ “J Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. “Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might on and enumerate article upon article in cer line which we are determi to ell at less prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for on. and ean therefare lay all competition in the shasle. Our arrabyements have been madeso that we shall receive dur Goods hereatter from best and most fashionab p Coothing Warehouses in the ew Yorks. a 4 P to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be conv1: that this is no claptrap arrangement, we invite you to call and examine these goods and the S. HAAS & €O., Cor. Pime & Commereial.sts. ~ NEVADA CITY = Ea and Splendid stock of — a OSES Ria et seal ee ~~ ituseee > ae i NC STORE ! er. os INEW CLOtH ORE OULD respecttn informs the citizens of Nevada and Ca Banat B. towns ‘that they have opened a . 4 First Class Clothing Store, . “Lar Tree Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, _ Where they havejust received a New, Large OT HING, Consisting in-part of the following: articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS, . SHIRTS, HATS AND-CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS Caltfernta Blankcts, And in fact everything usually found in an Ketablishment of this kind, They haye aleoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH — : : Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Spring and Summer wear ‘They invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! Every garment purchased at this Establi¢h ment is warranted to #it._Mr. Rosenthal; whe ha» been making Fashionable garments for several years, in this city, will see that every arth cle gives the best s°tisfaction. The stock has been purchased “on such terms that they are enabled to se)! them as ‘CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ‘ They hope, by vivin good aati faction to their customers, to merita liberal share of public patronage, % =DON'T FORGET THE PLAGKE— IN-KNOX'S NEW BRICK BUIL DING —ON THE CORNER ofr— Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldymith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO, erate: Mey We, New Dry Goods Store. A. COLDSMITH ' At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. ] EGS leave to inyite the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public ia general to call and examine his New and Mugnificent. SPRING AND SUM MER GOODS! Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop lins, Merinos, French and Eng~ lish Prints, Delatnes, and , Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghams, &«, All of the finest and latest styles and fashion. Also a splendid assortment ot Fancy Goode, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all descriptions. A fine selection of CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS, MA TTINGS, : Constautly on hand and atGreatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. { respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. nate A. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine etrects, at the late stand of Batee-& McCormick, NOTICE. TH copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore (xisting between Eugene Kelly, of the eity of New York, and Juseph A. Dondroe, William C. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz. of San Francisco. under the tirm name of KUGENE KELEY& CO., New York, and DONOHOK, RALSTON CO., 89n Francisco. will cease on the First (lst)day of July, 1464—Kuyene Kelley and J. A Donohoe withdrawing from thé eopartnership. The business will ve settled in. New York by Kuagene Kelley. and in San Francisco by William C. Ralston and K.8. Fretz. Depositors are requested to-hand in their books for settiement at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, EUGENE KELLY; (Per J. A. Dononoe, Attorney>) J. A. DONN WOK, P W.C. RALS’PON, K.8 FRETZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. dy FE undersigned have formed a copartnersht for the transaction of a general Banking anc Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY &CO. in San Franeteco, and EUGENE KELLY & CO., in New York, cammencing July 1, 1564 Their Banking House in thie city will be at the southest corner of Montgomery and Sacramento atrects, * ‘ EUGENK KELLY, JOSEPH A DONOHOK., San Francisco, June Mth, 1864 je24-1m STOP THIEF ! $2.000 Reward! Ne TOLEN from my Room on Saturday EvenS ing, June 26th, 1864, Ee { $4,400in 620 Goid Pieces. $2.000 tn Quartz Amaigam, ~ Between 400 and $300 in Gold imens, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of themoney and $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the Thief. The $1,000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on thereturn of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Geld Fiat, — > @ Nevada, June 28th—1m a \ i a {