June 16, 1865 (4 pages)

ej Sa & and Poor, a © ts. Nevada, LLING =NT CHEAPER HOUSE UNTY! — ities we r Goeds nable us such low ETITION heir patronage be the LOW. 3 represented. FANNER. patie ae ERIES 2 of Nevacga large and0 eeries, t well regulated tlivered Sm of reial Street. 1 —_s=for Sargent. .*epon in this city yesterday. __.W_C Groves;A Lademan, G—SPeirce,.T "Means, W L Coe. M Carr, P boyd. ' has gone. ‘on withse much bitterness,yesterday, when it wg On FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1865. Tue following are the two fickets voted __For Sargent—A C Niles, T B MeFerland. “H Philip, J Colley, H Shively, MN Barnett, W F Evans, J Clark, G R Crawtord, TC W _ pe, FA rape G V_ Schmidtburg, . S Martin, A H Parker, A B Gre EE. For Kent fur Sheriff—W L Tisdale, J Belden, W H Weeks, A F Scheilhorn, C McEvy, 1 Williamson, J Monro, B F Stoskes, ‘L W Williams, A Barton, J Cashin, T Parker, The following is the Grass Valley ticket MU Taylor, TR Kibbe, G Hamilton, J B Jeffery, A Clark, E W Nash, T Winn, J H Berestord, A Heiderson, J. K Edwards, L North San Juan ticket—for Sargent. R Abbey, G D Durnin, 8 Litle, E58 Pratt, G C Spovuer: Tne Concer’ —Uuttschalk and Miss Lucy Simons will favor our citizens this evenitig with a musigal eutertainment unequal. led by any ever before given iv this city. — Gottschalk is suid to be ihe greatest cumposer and pianist now living. The wonderful] masic of the piano under his master hand has been the theme of praise wherever he He is to be assisted by Miss Simonds, who is one of the finest cantatrices in the country, and of all concert singers ranks ws the favorite. We advise all to go t0 Temperance Hall thig evening and hear then. GLoRInvs Fun.—-Three splendid races over the Glenbrook Park will take place to= day. The first race fora purse of $100 for all beaten horses, one mile and repeat. ‘J. A. Merritt enters 8. h. Finnégan, and T. White enters b. m. Jenuy Hull. a matched race, single dash of a mile for $100 aside; will come off between G. Williams’ Possum and P. Hance’s. s. m_ Kitiy Hance. , The day’s sport will close with a half mile race for a purse of $2 for saddle horses. Everybody should see these races. THE Purmany Eveciion —The primary election with the exception of a few ‘skirmishes” sad a good deal of loud talking pass” ed off quietly. Great interest Was manifested in tho result and the friends of each ticket worked bard for its suecess. Notwithstanding the preliginary contest has been carried came-te voriug, -otli sides, with few excepd Company. tthe StockhorACIFIC RAILOKNIA will be y, in the ci'y of i DAY OF JUdr. Secretary, . CE. press Line, "S$ FLAT, ale, he undersigned Stage and Exhis «ity to Lake ‘*~. and Moore's Expresa route her particulars rat Crawford’s my3t loon. » Nevada City. RLEY, that they have Saloon and are r patrons, the Cigars. iHiuras you can wo of the best my3! ed. te spotted ox attie, above the on re ay teis nm and '*C” on « him on prov«. Knqvire of &FAUTH, ington Road. . PARTY. ' great pleesure nds and all lovhas completed . Grand A july 4 PG ¥ edand a FINE LARS. ~ ~parilla, Iodine Alterative, it isth ‘sovereign temedy. Crane & Brigham, Agents. ji31w + ‘Jeads us W believe thst the picture is not tions, were jovial anda large iajority felt more like joking than fighting Want of discretion ou the part of some came near endangering the peace, but better judgment prevailed and good order was maintained, TID Some CiuiMare.—The last number of Harper's Magazine coutains a sketch by J. Ross Browne, ilusirating the climate of Nevada. Aun item in the Eaterprise of Tuesday overdrawn = ‘The etfects uf the wind is thus portrayed: ‘At times the air was so filled’ with dust, rags, old newspapers, packing cases, crockery, grates, huts, parasols, donkeys and their Chinese drivers, poodle dogs, Piute squaws and other trash. that’ it was impossivie to seé wore than five yards "— We would recommend that climate to consmMnptives aud broken men It’s a good country to “raise tie wind ”Tue people of Havana were astonished recently by the appearance of a formidable Union squadron at that port: It was probably there for the purpose of demanding the rebel ram Stonew.ll which was surrendered to the authorities there some time since.— The vessel will.probsbly be given up. Lire’s Evixin axp Puwirien.—To the broken down invulid, who has lost, power and vitality by excesses, and dissipation, as well as by disease, For all who are gradually failing in the’ powers’ ot life, sleepless, nervous, trembling, palpitating. For chil dren and women “ho are puny and lifeless, from a taint_in the blood—rbeumatic and scrofuleys; eruptive—use Le Doyen’s Sarsai eae SPLexpip Pictures.—S. T. Dedson, Esq., is canvassing this county for an excel lent picture of our late President, in which Lincoln is represented as signing the Emancipation Proclamation. This likeness is said to be the best yet issued. Those who want an excellent picture should wait until they see this one. Mr. Dodson bas also pictures oP ks CHESNUT ie After this } of prominent Union Generals. —_je7-lw FOR SHERIFF. . ‘A. T the solicitation of uitea number of friends ia whore good wid and judement 1 bave vunfidence, [ hereby antiounce myself as a Cun. didate tor the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, . submittivg myself to the action of the Union County Cunvention that assembics on the 17th jgst.BICHARD B: GENTRY. “_ FOR SHERIFF. ME. H. DAVIDSON is announced by : fps fh elids as a candidate for Sheriff of Nvvada county, subject to the decision of the Union County Conventiva which assembies in aang onthe ithda; of dune. FOR SHERIFF. RANK Hi. FISHER:is hereby announc eG 4s 4 candiuate ior tie Offite ot Sheriff of Nevada County—subject. to thedecision of the -Uaivn Conventivu.——FOR ASSESSOR. ~ = Beamiadite ivr we office of Assessor of, sevada county—subjevt to-the d. cision’ of the -U.ion Convention. . : FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. s . * 7 W. ROBERTS hereby announces himje sclfus a cundidate tor the office of District Atturuey— subject to the decison of the Union County Convention, : : eas FOR RECORDER. C. GARBER, of :Littie York York Towne sip, herewy adic tinces himself asa candidate tur the oiiice of Kecurdc r—subject to the decision of the Union County Conveution. iy ATTENTION ! .2) A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, In order to be successful in business, and in order to . @btain it he should act accordingly. S$. HAAS & CO. At their Old Stand COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS, OULD THEREFORE inform thir Custumers and tue public need not labor undef dificulties in procuring the best and honest Custuin Made Clothing,for at their House ceun be found a , STOCK OF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than inany other House in the S:ato} We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US. r-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing live, “on j Gents’ Furnishing ales Bi Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, kee We solicit an examination of our stock. _ S. HAAS & €0. Nevada, April 15th. J FINE HAVANA CICARS ! ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS “ BVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY . I have also received a fine stock of Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. “Tf you-want good Cigars, Tebacco, Pipes, . or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. Nevada, May [6th DK. iUsSTELCER’s STOMACA, BITTERS. W her: ver there is dixpepsia, they are indemand, . Nor is it for indigestion alune that’ they are a speeific. Kvery . svoracr of the stomach, the liver the bowels, and the nervous systcm. seems to yield to their influence, They are an antidote to pam; they refresh and re-injorce the exhausted animal powers; they counteract the morbid principles of disease; they regulate the whole vital machinery, and may be justly termed the strongest ally that science has ever brought to the aid of nature in her struggle with sickness. Sold by Drugyiste and deaic re every where. A. Ae SAKGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. comme+re “nucecRsfully with any nouse out of San . FREE OF CHARGE! 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, New P-::siness. pw, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO's CARD °}@€. —2OTHE PEOPLE! — Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder ~ Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, 7 ay GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &¢, &, ~ Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, sm the “Kidd & Knox Block” i And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. \ ] ¥Y OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business jaciinies beth here ais m the 5an francisco markets, we are enabled to. Fran. iseo, and now offer our Goods to the trade ut profits lower than ever befure made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits, We will deliver our Goods a reasonabie distance from the city, —IN. WUE = . Hardware & Grocary Departments —AXD— ? WINE CELLAR, Will conetantly be found everything in their line, to which we respee‘fully invite fhe attentiem and inspe.tionofthe Trade. < _ TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & Co. are Fequested to settle their accounts. £ Have now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 Dez: Long Handled Shovels. UM baud wits ai Tiving, abl CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 7 5 DOZ. Axe and Pick Helves, “au CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS QUICKSILVER, just reeelveu aud tur wale CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 ee b ~ CRAWFORD. LEA ViTT & CO. » GALLS. FRESH CRANBER' BIES, now iu store and tur Baie vy UKaW&URD, LEAVITT & CO 50 BXS. Pale, Chemical & Castile Soaps, tur sale by — chawrORD. LEAVITT & co. 25 SACKS BODEGA AND HUM0 BOLDT POTATOES. On band and arriving. ¥ or sale by CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. All Goods im the Grocery line Cheaper than ever, and for sale by ¥FICE-—In Kidd's Buil Broad and Pine strects, Nev, » cormer oi . Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. . George C Powers. —oFr— ° ‘FASHIONABLE DRY CooOoDs! S oeiummiameael ___ Rule, at A. GOLDSMITH’s, Hes just returned from San Franciaco Teun te bein ilee Aine alc tt = '. Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to $40,000 Wo rth of enumerate all the items as it would fill -upthis Whole paper, but he ¢ealls. the attention. of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent selection of . DRESS. GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, : . ° FANCY AND MILLINEY Goops! Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Cactus Hats, for Ladies and Children, and many vthers too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. : He bas the fullest and best assortment of 2=ply, 3ply,. Ingrain and English Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, Aud a full assortinent.of . . RUGS AND MATTING. » It is needless to mention again that the prices ofall his Goods are to corre:pond with San-+” Francisco Ketail prices, but a general invitation is hereby kindly extended to au and every one to calland examiue the Goods and convince themselves. * Lavies of Nevada and vicinity. lam very thank.ul for past patronage and kindly: solicit the cont'nuauve of the sate as 1 shail alway» endeavor to merit your confidence. : ‘Remember that NEW GOODS, the. Latest Styles, are received EVEHY WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, Don’t mistake the place, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada ci*y. _ Nevada, April tat, “GRAND BALL, © ~ A Grand Ball will be given atthe NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, June 22. This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. ame Managers. T Williuméon, > D.B. Nye, R. Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, John McGuire, M 8. Deal, : J W. Davis. ’ F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton; tend AA Hanson, Aaron Hvoper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A. Lancaster, Chas. C. Smith, W. H. Davidsen, J A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelten, H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jeffery. C C. Leavitt, J. Bazley, A. W. Lester, V. Smithburg Rough & Ready. : Moore's Flat. L. W. Walling; Jobn Hickey, b>. Bently, John Caldwell, W.C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith. Henry Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, E. P Hottieid, @ A Carter, ~ Ed Pratt, P. 8. Murphy. Laké City. H. Arnold, ~ Charles Marvin. You Bet. James Green, Fravk Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. + © Griseld, * ‘R Skidmore. J Fitzgerald, James Marriott, Wm MeNight. RC. Black, ¥ Red Dog John Hussey, M Cembs. ; Floor Managers. Chas. McEtvy, D Belden, F. Cleveland, A Barton, Wm. H. Weeks, T W Sigourney, J H Helm. . G. E. Withington. A First Class Band has volinteered their services for the Ball. = tendance of the Board of Trustees —. é JOHN CASHIN, W,C. STILES, D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. ; JAMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. A general invitation is extended “F je? For Sale by x E. F. SPENCE, Druggist ‘and Apothecary. O sCRIP HOLDER».—Treasgurer’s (ffice, Nevada, June 3d. 2865. All persuns holdin Warrants numbered as follows. viz : 3838 3841 —3942—3844—3N48“3860-3404 3-55 —drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county are _reques ‘Low Prices have and always will. ‘Finest and most Select Stock of ‘Comprising the Latest Stylen of Waterfall . A. GOLDSMITH. . The whole arrangement will: be under the superin fies . SEWING MACHINE OlL,. " aan dies For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. S ‘GREGORY & WAITE, Successors to Weaver & Go. Wholesale and Retail Dédlors a CROCERIES, —_ PROVISIONS, = ~ . Liquors, Crockery, Giass Ware, &: = . ee pares a E hereby announce fo the W have purchased the stock Ht oe. He And sre prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, . For €ash and have no Interest to Pay, , ' We can and -will “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” “A nimble Sixpence is better than @ Shilling.” — _We don Grub With the idea of makin a . 8 a fortune ing year. Having lecated ourséMes in Nevada we are prepared to eta orable dealing to command:a share : ‘ patronage, : ot yaaa Is our Motto. By living up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a good customer's bill that we lose on a poor one: ; ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. =~ We have now on band a lar, plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city, og Blasting Powder, Face; Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite, « Rope, Hemp & Rubbe . Packhmg, foreale Cheap, for Cash, by _SREGORY & WAITE. Ware, assorted, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. _ A General Assortment of H ' Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &«. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Keys Xails,; Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.: For Sale by Gregory & Waite, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Bunch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sule by GREGORY & WAITE _ 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. ‘the genuine article, for sale by IGREGORY .« WAITE. “CROCKERY, A lot assorted : Every variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE Kept Constantly on hind, Our friends and, the publi¢ may rely on . having good Goods from our House ang ve satisfactory ternse ‘All Goods delivered at 8 reasonable dietance “ ° _ BREE OF CHARGE. ted te present the same for we depp Tntervat of CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. on the same ceases with the eof this ertisemente W.uH. CRAWFORD, T F< ; Sie = ¥ CRECORY & WAITE. Nevada, Apri feth. ___ WRASNRSG OO, As we buy only. Sell as Cheap asany House in Nevada *tembark in the business of selling . y and hope by fair and _ = ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS) __ ge and o6m‘Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow . 25 Kegs, No. lk isthmus Butter, 7 Cal. forma Hams and Bacon, \ ENA ASAOL A ORE OEE TS OR AY

ej Sa & and Poor, a © ts. Nevada, LLING =NT CHEAPER HOUSE UNTY! — ities we r Goeds nable us such low ETITION heir patronage be the LOW. 3 represented. FANNER. patie ae ERIES 2 of Nevacga large and0 eeries, t well regulated tlivered Sm of reial Street. 1 —_s=for Sargent. .*epon in this city yesterday. __.W_C Groves;A Lademan, G—SPeirce,.T "Means, W L Coe. M Carr, P boyd. ' has gone. ‘on withse much bitterness,yesterday, when it wg On FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1865. Tue following are the two fickets voted __For Sargent—A C Niles, T B MeFerland. “H Philip, J Colley, H Shively, MN Barnett, W F Evans, J Clark, G R Crawtord, TC W _ pe, FA rape G V_ Schmidtburg, . S Martin, A H Parker, A B Gre EE. For Kent fur Sheriff—W L Tisdale, J Belden, W H Weeks, A F Scheilhorn, C McEvy, 1 Williamson, J Monro, B F Stoskes, ‘L W Williams, A Barton, J Cashin, T Parker, The following is the Grass Valley ticket MU Taylor, TR Kibbe, G Hamilton, J B Jeffery, A Clark, E W Nash, T Winn, J H Berestord, A Heiderson, J. K Edwards, L North San Juan ticket—for Sargent. R Abbey, G D Durnin, 8 Litle, E58 Pratt, G C Spovuer: Tne Concer’ —Uuttschalk and Miss Lucy Simons will favor our citizens this evenitig with a musigal eutertainment unequal. led by any ever before given iv this city. — Gottschalk is suid to be ihe greatest cumposer and pianist now living. The wonderful] masic of the piano under his master hand has been the theme of praise wherever he He is to be assisted by Miss Simonds, who is one of the finest cantatrices in the country, and of all concert singers ranks ws the favorite. We advise all to go t0 Temperance Hall thig evening and hear then. GLoRInvs Fun.—-Three splendid races over the Glenbrook Park will take place to= day. The first race fora purse of $100 for all beaten horses, one mile and repeat. ‘J. A. Merritt enters 8. h. Finnégan, and T. White enters b. m. Jenuy Hull. a matched race, single dash of a mile for $100 aside; will come off between G. Williams’ Possum and P. Hance’s. s. m_ Kitiy Hance. , The day’s sport will close with a half mile race for a purse of $2 for saddle horses. Everybody should see these races. THE Purmany Eveciion —The primary election with the exception of a few ‘skirmishes” sad a good deal of loud talking pass” ed off quietly. Great interest Was manifested in tho result and the friends of each ticket worked bard for its suecess. Notwithstanding the preliginary contest has been carried came-te voriug, -otli sides, with few excepd Company. tthe StockhorACIFIC RAILOKNIA will be y, in the ci'y of i DAY OF JUdr. Secretary, . CE. press Line, "S$ FLAT, ale, he undersigned Stage and Exhis «ity to Lake ‘*~. and Moore's Expresa route her particulars rat Crawford’s my3t loon. » Nevada City. RLEY, that they have Saloon and are r patrons, the Cigars. iHiuras you can wo of the best my3! ed. te spotted ox attie, above the on re ay teis nm and '*C” on « him on prov«. Knqvire of &FAUTH, ington Road. . PARTY. ' great pleesure nds and all lovhas completed . Grand A july 4 PG ¥ edand a FINE LARS. ~ ~parilla, Iodine Alterative, it isth ‘sovereign temedy. Crane & Brigham, Agents. ji31w + ‘Jeads us W believe thst the picture is not tions, were jovial anda large iajority felt more like joking than fighting Want of discretion ou the part of some came near endangering the peace, but better judgment prevailed and good order was maintained, TID Some CiuiMare.—The last number of Harper's Magazine coutains a sketch by J. Ross Browne, ilusirating the climate of Nevada. Aun item in the Eaterprise of Tuesday overdrawn = ‘The etfects uf the wind is thus portrayed: ‘At times the air was so filled’ with dust, rags, old newspapers, packing cases, crockery, grates, huts, parasols, donkeys and their Chinese drivers, poodle dogs, Piute squaws and other trash. that’ it was impossivie to seé wore than five yards "— We would recommend that climate to consmMnptives aud broken men It’s a good country to “raise tie wind ”Tue people of Havana were astonished recently by the appearance of a formidable Union squadron at that port: It was probably there for the purpose of demanding the rebel ram Stonew.ll which was surrendered to the authorities there some time since.— The vessel will.probsbly be given up. Lire’s Evixin axp Puwirien.—To the broken down invulid, who has lost, power and vitality by excesses, and dissipation, as well as by disease, For all who are gradually failing in the’ powers’ ot life, sleepless, nervous, trembling, palpitating. For chil dren and women “ho are puny and lifeless, from a taint_in the blood—rbeumatic and scrofuleys; eruptive—use Le Doyen’s Sarsai eae SPLexpip Pictures.—S. T. Dedson, Esq., is canvassing this county for an excel lent picture of our late President, in which Lincoln is represented as signing the Emancipation Proclamation. This likeness is said to be the best yet issued. Those who want an excellent picture should wait until they see this one. Mr. Dodson bas also pictures oP ks CHESNUT ie After this } of prominent Union Generals. —_je7-lw FOR SHERIFF. . ‘A. T the solicitation of uitea number of friends ia whore good wid and judement 1 bave vunfidence, [ hereby antiounce myself as a Cun. didate tor the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, . submittivg myself to the action of the Union County Cunvention that assembics on the 17th jgst.BICHARD B: GENTRY. “_ FOR SHERIFF. ME. H. DAVIDSON is announced by : fps fh elids as a candidate for Sheriff of Nvvada county, subject to the decision of the Union County Conventiva which assembies in aang onthe ithda; of dune. FOR SHERIFF. RANK Hi. FISHER:is hereby announc eG 4s 4 candiuate ior tie Offite ot Sheriff of Nevada County—subject. to thedecision of the -Uaivn Conventivu.——FOR ASSESSOR. ~ = Beamiadite ivr we office of Assessor of, sevada county—subjevt to-the d. cision’ of the -U.ion Convention. . : FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. s . * 7 W. ROBERTS hereby announces himje sclfus a cundidate tor the office of District Atturuey— subject to the decison of the Union County Convention, : : eas FOR RECORDER. C. GARBER, of :Littie York York Towne sip, herewy adic tinces himself asa candidate tur the oiiice of Kecurdc r—subject to the decision of the Union County Conveution. iy ATTENTION ! .2) A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, In order to be successful in business, and in order to . @btain it he should act accordingly. S$. HAAS & CO. At their Old Stand COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS, OULD THEREFORE inform thir Custumers and tue public need not labor undef dificulties in procuring the best and honest Custuin Made Clothing,for at their House ceun be found a , STOCK OF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than inany other House in the S:ato} We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US. r-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing live, “on j Gents’ Furnishing ales Bi Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, kee We solicit an examination of our stock. _ S. HAAS & €0. Nevada, April 15th. J FINE HAVANA CICARS ! ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS “ BVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY . I have also received a fine stock of Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. “Tf you-want good Cigars, Tebacco, Pipes, . or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. Nevada, May [6th DK. iUsSTELCER’s STOMACA, BITTERS. W her: ver there is dixpepsia, they are indemand, . Nor is it for indigestion alune that’ they are a speeific. Kvery . svoracr of the stomach, the liver the bowels, and the nervous systcm. seems to yield to their influence, They are an antidote to pam; they refresh and re-injorce the exhausted animal powers; they counteract the morbid principles of disease; they regulate the whole vital machinery, and may be justly termed the strongest ally that science has ever brought to the aid of nature in her struggle with sickness. Sold by Drugyiste and deaic re every where. A. Ae SAKGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. comme+re “nucecRsfully with any nouse out of San . FREE OF CHARGE! 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, New P-::siness. pw, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO's CARD °}@€. —2OTHE PEOPLE! — Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder ~ Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, 7 ay GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &¢, &, ~ Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, sm the “Kidd & Knox Block” i And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. \ ] ¥Y OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business jaciinies beth here ais m the 5an francisco markets, we are enabled to. Fran. iseo, and now offer our Goods to the trade

ut profits lower than ever befure made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits, We will deliver our Goods a reasonabie distance from the city, —IN. WUE = . Hardware & Grocary Departments —AXD— ? WINE CELLAR, Will conetantly be found everything in their line, to which we respee‘fully invite fhe attentiem and inspe.tionofthe Trade. < _ TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & Co. are Fequested to settle their accounts. £ Have now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 Dez: Long Handled Shovels. UM baud wits ai Tiving, abl CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 7 5 DOZ. Axe and Pick Helves, “au CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS QUICKSILVER, just reeelveu aud tur wale CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 ee b ~ CRAWFORD. LEA ViTT & CO. » GALLS. FRESH CRANBER' BIES, now iu store and tur Baie vy UKaW&URD, LEAVITT & CO 50 BXS. Pale, Chemical & Castile Soaps, tur sale by — chawrORD. LEAVITT & co. 25 SACKS BODEGA AND HUM0 BOLDT POTATOES. On band and arriving. ¥ or sale by CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. All Goods im the Grocery line Cheaper than ever, and for sale by ¥FICE-—In Kidd's Buil Broad and Pine strects, Nev, » cormer oi . Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. . George C Powers. —oFr— ° ‘FASHIONABLE DRY CooOoDs! S oeiummiameael ___ Rule, at A. GOLDSMITH’s, Hes just returned from San Franciaco Teun te bein ilee Aine alc tt = '. Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to $40,000 Wo rth of enumerate all the items as it would fill -upthis Whole paper, but he ¢ealls. the attention. of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent selection of . DRESS. GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, : . ° FANCY AND MILLINEY Goops! Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Cactus Hats, for Ladies and Children, and many vthers too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. : He bas the fullest and best assortment of 2=ply, 3ply,. Ingrain and English Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, Aud a full assortinent.of . .. RUGS AND MATTING. » It is needless to mention again that the prices ofall his Goods are to corre:pond with San-+” Francisco Ketail prices, but a general invitation is hereby kindly extended to au and every one to calland examiue the Goods and convince themselves. * Lavies of Nevada and vicinity. lam very thank.ul for past patronage and kindly: solicit the cont'nuauve of the sate as 1 shail alway» endeavor to merit your confidence. : ‘Remember that NEW GOODS, the. Latest Styles, are received EVEHY WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, Don’t mistake the place, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada ci*y. _ Nevada, April tat, “GRAND BALL, © ~ A Grand Ball will be given atthe NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, June 22. This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. ame Managers. T Williuméon, > D.B. Nye, R. Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, John McGuire, M 8. Deal, : J W. Davis. ’ F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton; tend AA Hanson, Aaron Hvoper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A. Lancaster, Chas. C. Smith, W. H. Davidsen, J A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelten, H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jeffery. C C. Leavitt, J. Bazley, A. W. Lester, V. Smithburg Rough & Ready. : Moore's Flat. L. W. Walling; Jobn Hickey, b>. Bently, John Caldwell, W.C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith. Henry Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, E. P Hottieid, @ A Carter, ~ Ed Pratt, P. 8. Murphy. Laké City. H. Arnold, ~ Charles Marvin. You Bet. James Green, Fravk Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. + © Griseld, * ‘R Skidmore. J Fitzgerald, James Marriott, Wm MeNight. RC. Black, ¥ Red Dog John Hussey, M Cembs. ; Floor Managers. Chas. McEtvy, D Belden, F. Cleveland, A Barton, Wm. H. Weeks, T W Sigourney, J H Helm. . G. E. Withington. A First Class Band has volinteered their services for the Ball. = tendance of the Board of Trustees —. é JOHN CASHIN, W,C. STILES, D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. ; JAMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. A general invitation is extended “F je? For Sale by x E. F. SPENCE, Druggist ‘and Apothecary. O sCRIP HOLDER».—Treasgurer’s (ffice, Nevada, June 3d. 2865. All persuns holdin Warrants numbered as follows. viz : 3838 3841 —3942—3844—3N48“3860-3404 3-55 —drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county are _reques ‘Low Prices have and always will. ‘Finest and most Select Stock of ‘Comprising the Latest Stylen of Waterfall . A. GOLDSMITH. . The whole arrangement will: be under the superin fies . SEWING MACHINE OlL,. " aan dies For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. S ‘GREGORY & WAITE, Successors to Weaver & Go. Wholesale and Retail Dédlors a CROCERIES, —_ PROVISIONS, = ~ . Liquors, Crockery, Giass Ware, &: = . ee pares a E hereby announce fo the W have purchased the stock Ht oe. He And sre prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, . For €ash and have no Interest to Pay, , ' We can and -will “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” “A nimble Sixpence is better than @ Shilling.” — _We don Grub With the idea of makin a . 8 a fortune ing year. Having lecated ourséMes in Nevada we are prepared to eta orable dealing to command:a share : ‘ patronage, : ot yaaa Is our Motto. By living up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a good customer's bill that we lose on a poor one: ; ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. =~ We have now on band a lar, plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city, og Blasting Powder, Face; Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite, « Rope, Hemp & Rubbe . Packhmg, foreale Cheap, for Cash, by _SREGORY & WAITE. Ware, assorted, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. _ A General Assortment of H ' Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &«. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Keys Xails,; Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.: For Sale by Gregory & Waite, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Bunch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sule by GREGORY & WAITE _ 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. ‘the genuine article, for sale by IGREGORY .« WAITE. “CROCKERY, A lot assorted : Every variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE Kept Constantly on hind, Our friends and, the publi¢ may rely on . having good Goods from our House ang ve satisfactory ternse ‘All Goods delivered at 8 reasonable dietance “ ° _ BREE OF CHARGE. ted te present the same for we depp Tntervat of CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. on the same ceases with the eof this ertisemente W.uH. CRAWFORD, T F< ; Sie = ¥ CRECORY & WAITE. Nevada, Apri feth. ___ WRASNRSG OO, As we buy only. Sell as Cheap asany House in Nevada *tembark in the business of selling . y and hope by fair and _ = ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS) __ ge and o6m‘Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow . 25 Kegs, No. lk isthmus Butter, 7 Cal. forma Hams and Bacon, \ ENA ASAOL A ORE OEE TS OR AY