June 17, 1868 (4 pages)

1 Te REP i it. i Ss — i; ®e & M @ 7 mi fe o th F Ss * ?° ae “worked, and the mp mill will be ready to start up age Catoany of Connecticut, and is under ¢ of Mr, Clark. They were} delayed in getting their machinery up. on the ground in consequence ‘of the __backwardness of the season, but everything is so arranged now that the Winters will not interfere in the least. with the working of the mine, A iéw ‘evel has been opened one hundred and twenty-five feet deeper than heretofore reached, and below the surface water. The rock has greatly improved, and will, it is estimated, pay $30 to the ton. As the Jedge is very large and easily worked, this would -be most excellent pay. Myr. Clark will start up the mill and test the value of the ore ~ fally by working, and if it proves as good ‘as the prospecting indicates, twenty more stamps will be added to * the mill before the Winter sets in. * Tae Dineen Ou Monday night _ the Theatre was crowded on the occasion of theperformance of “Under the Gas Light” by the Wheatleigh troupe. Whieatleigh enacted “Snorkey” admirably, as he does everything that he assays. Miss Hinkley is a very pleasing actress and Clelia Howson performed her part excellently. The pier scene and the night express train scene were produced with excellent effect. The entire’ performance was good, all the parts being weil sustained. “Mrirary.—The Nevada Light Guard will meet at their Armory this evening for drill in the new tactics. As the Fourth of Jnly will soon be here, members should take every opportunity to perfect themselves in the drill. meeting will ‘be held at Glenbrook Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock; when a programme for racing will be determined upon. It is generally understood that liberal purses will be offered in order to induce Poe oe the State to come. _Fourta or Jprv Phe Committee of Arrangeméiits for the Fourth of July celebration will meet this evening for the purpose of completing the prelimi. ary ee, Rumovat.“-George R, Crawford yes-} terday removed to his new store on Broad. street, where the telegraph office will hereatter be. He is fitting up his new store in first-rate style, and will always keep.on hand a large stock of . books, stationery, etc, THe AMOUNT oF Rarn.—During the present season the rain fall has amounted to 11427 inches, The largest rain fall ever known before, was 109 inches. Dating the month of June, 1:28 inches has fallen, which is larger than ever known in this month. For these figures we are indebted to the South eal Goes Be_ow.—Robert Tyler, who was on Monday sentenced to five years imprisonment for rape, yesterday started below in charge of Special Deputy Sheriff Murchie. GouD FoR Twasry DoiLars.—By reference to our advertising columns an advertisement will be found which is worth one dollar to any man in the State. Cut out the advertisement and take $19 in coin to 8. Haas & Co’s. Clothing Store, corner of Pine and Com_ tttercigl streets, and you can get twenty s worth of clothing at the prespwipechina Band Sk Ht ont and try SPRING J AND summer] FASHIONS 1 dentate Ladiesof N evada — attetaion AS JUST RECEIVED, ‘steamer, w ANNUAL STUCK or. Der = Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, : ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE SS Latest Patterns. Domestic Goods. COTTON SHEETINGS from to 12 quartersin width, Brown and ,, & large assortment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWEL ING, TRISH LINENS, &. White Goods. ‘A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEr, NAIN SOUKS, plain, stripes and thecked, BISHOP LAWNS, and ace ures MUSLINS, Fancy Goods, ‘Dress Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c, MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape — nets and Mat. trimined and uatrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o1 the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Of all descriptions. Also, 4 complete assgriment of Ladies, Misses and Children’ *s Shoes and Gaiters. mishing « Gents Fur: Goods, a choice ) Ge" Ido not pretend to sell my goods at cost, but offer he of at as low a as they . Our Assortment consists of all the can be php Foes eis will commend : my Does te 28 renee call Latest Styles of Fashionable THE BEST FURNITURE “ 'S@ BE FOUND ~~" ‘This side of San Francisco is kept at : the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly o ite Sr saguaeg Ex change Hotel, Nevade.C Bureaus, Wr Tables, . Sofas, Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING ‘ Done at the shortest notice. > Call and examine the Stock !.64 Nevada, May 27th. ' Come to the Centre! I in the Furniture Business atid desire the immediate settlement of all ‘d¢counts. All owing bills are requested to pay ‘up. immedidiately and all persons having bi us agatnat tab are requested to present them tor settlement. Imay be found at the Furniture Store, on J. E. JOHNSTON. Nevada, May 26th, 1968. R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES —anp— LIQUORS GENERALLY. ey Nei 76 BROAD a ig Notice to--Tax Payers and Contractors. OTICE 18 een ted GIVEN, THAT IN accordanee with visions of am Act lature cotites “An Act to provide tion, Construction and mainte4 naw ry ; Bivached, HAVE SOLD MY STOCK and good will . Wovtors $Tore!. . Wher: youcan buy Clothing, oe a Cheaper than at in Nevada County. “ht tt bt MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. a . Everybody concedes that we have —THE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, t@-Full Suits of Clothing from Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at w” MEYER & CO's. NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW GOoDs: NEW PHICHS! : MEYER & CO., Annonnce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they haye . «x JUST OPENED & MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, cae Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. A MAGNIFICENT issoumenier oF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS arg a very large and Complete Assort mentof . BOYS’ CLOTHING ! Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOOK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miimers? Shirts and Underciothing, Boots, ' Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, + Towelings, etc. Idiot ADELPHIA DRY GooDS. STORE! JACOB & SIMON ROSENT HAL No. 4 Broad eressed 4 Nevada City-. Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, FASHIONABLE HATS, “ FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, DOMESTICS, TRIMMINGS, LADIES’ SHOES, CARPETS, oll CLOTHS, ra ‘&e. ‘ke. Ever brouglit to this County, which we are selling ap Prices to Defy Competition.” «eS The attention ef Hotel Proprietors and Housekeepers is invited to the complete assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS, such as panics Table Cloths, Napkins, Ladies S iaviens $0 call and see our Qo ape STYLES OF DKESS GOODS AN. TRIMMINGS, received by every peel the East. : s A Splendid Lot of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Curtains, House Furnishing Goods, &¢., &e, in we will stil! staf continue to any other honse in Te & ROSENTH No. bi trond Stree Nevada, May 27th. @ R. CRAWFORD, BROAD ST., (Spence’s New Building.) RETAIL DBALER IN STATIONERY Blank Books, Sheet Music, Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, 3 &e. &e. KC. Picture Framés, of any size, mage to order Ge" Constableand Justice’s Blanks on hand. DENTISTRY. W. MeiINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. TO DO ALL ork at short inde of Dental of Dental Mite ond ig De bes ‘ Po Sg Tr. it manner,— inserted and a on Vulfrom 2 eeth, All w: to give the best t satiafaction < or no charges made. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ste. I —— inform my friends my services that te ctu thona Sd prepara sitend thowe SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining toa. FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS gy A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. Ea-Brng om you cin and te nay ‘Teeth after become sensitive b pa of the save be filled withons Re WILL ry aera aden hee Wan aittinetnn utnen thad dastbere tate vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. M 4 are moderate. and tosuit the times. permaneatiy located in this city. Resiquate on Samamente street, third house from gn ye yaaa promptly and neatly eat this o es + Wawe the best so. lected and ‘ SS es oe S artemreaencce, is: seman GROCERIES . lie “GROCERIES! Pra ~ NEW FIRM} a BALDWIN & SHURTLEFF, No. 37 Commercial St. E-Next door to the Masoiite Building,.y 0. AVING ENTERED INTO ARTNERHig wae dil BR GROCERY & PROVISION BUSINESS, Will keep the Store constantly stocked . —With— GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ 3 CASE GooDs, Se a re, Buss “CAN FRUITS, i VEGETABLES, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT, And in fact all kinds of FAMILY & MINER'S STORES, Which they will sell at the VERY LOWEST ~ CASH RATES AND LIVING PRICES. are invited to call, _ Goods delivered free of charge within a reas onable distance, — : J BALDWIN & SHURTL BFF, VICTOR CHEVALIER, MARTIN WETEEL VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, Cor. Pine & Commercial Ste, NEVADA CITY, => Wholesale and Retail dealers oI Na WINES, LIQUORS, ae: ABWaxs on 14ND PATTER TRUPPE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put up in French styles. Branch louse of F, Chevalier, importer and dealer in Wines and Liquors, Sacramento. «2/~ Gentlemen of Nevada aad Mrceces ? oy us acall. CONSUMERS READ! W. H. H. COFFMAN, FARIS SURCHASED THE NATIONAL t@ CIGAR STORE, .2) ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA OITY, Will keep the stand always supplied with the very Sel Scone po Cigars, Chewing and Smoking ‘Tobacco, ont = supply of PIPES, hehe ARDS, and other 2 aatiehen belonging to’ the POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand, All who want articles in my line are invited cosh W.H. H, COFFMAN. Nevada, May 20th. j ve '@ KEEP COOL! .21 ICED SODA WATER! ~WwiTH— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! ; —AT— JULIUS DREYFUSS’, U. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. Nevada, May 9th, 1868. County Teachers Institute. COUNTY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE ‘will “ on the 23d, Teachers of

1 Te REP i it. i Ss — i; ®e & M @ 7 mi fe o th F Ss * ?° ae “worked, and the mp mill will be ready to start up age Catoany of Connecticut, and is under ¢ of Mr, Clark. They were} delayed in getting their machinery up. on the ground in consequence ‘of the __backwardness of the season, but everything is so arranged now that the Winters will not interfere in the least. with the working of the mine, A iéw ‘evel has been opened one hundred and twenty-five feet deeper than heretofore reached, and below the surface water. The rock has greatly improved, and will, it is estimated, pay $30 to the ton. As the Jedge is very large and easily worked, this would -be most excellent pay. Myr. Clark will start up the mill and test the value of the ore ~ fally by working, and if it proves as good ‘as the prospecting indicates, twenty more stamps will be added to * the mill before the Winter sets in. * Tae Dineen Ou Monday night _ the Theatre was crowded on the occasion of theperformance of “Under the Gas Light” by the Wheatleigh troupe. Whieatleigh enacted “Snorkey” admirably, as he does everything that he assays. Miss Hinkley is a very pleasing actress and Clelia Howson performed her part excellently. The pier scene and the night express train scene were produced with excellent effect. The entire’ performance was good, all the parts being weil sustained. “Mrirary.—The Nevada Light Guard will meet at their Armory this evening for drill in the new tactics. As the Fourth of Jnly will soon be here, members should take every opportunity to perfect themselves in the drill. meeting will ‘be held at Glenbrook Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock; when a programme for racing will be determined upon. It is generally understood that liberal purses will be offered in order to induce Poe oe the State to come. _Fourta or Jprv Phe Committee of Arrangeméiits for the Fourth of July celebration will meet this evening for the purpose of completing the prelimi. ary ee, Rumovat.“-George R, Crawford yes-} terday removed to his new store on Broad. street, where the telegraph office will hereatter be. He is fitting up his new store in first-rate style, and will always keep.on hand a large stock of . books, stationery, etc, THe AMOUNT oF Rarn.—During the present season the rain fall has amounted to 11427 inches, The largest rain fall ever known before, was 109 inches. Dating the month of June, 1:28 inches has fallen, which is larger than ever known in this month. For these figures we are indebted to the South eal Goes Be_ow.—Robert Tyler, who was on Monday sentenced to five years imprisonment for rape, yesterday started below in charge of Special Deputy Sheriff Murchie. GouD FoR Twasry DoiLars.—By reference to our advertising columns an advertisement will be found which is worth one dollar to any man in the State. Cut out the advertisement and take $19 in coin to 8. Haas & Co’s. Clothing Store, corner of Pine and Com_ tttercigl streets, and you can get twenty s worth of clothing at the prespwipechina Band Sk Ht ont and try SPRING J AND summer] FASHIONS 1 dentate Ladiesof N evada — attetaion AS JUST RECEIVED, ‘steamer, w ANNUAL STUCK or. Der = Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, : ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE SS Latest Patterns. Domestic Goods. COTTON SHEETINGS from to 12 quartersin width, Brown and ,, & large assortment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWEL ING, TRISH LINENS, &. White Goods. ‘A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEr, NAIN SOUKS, plain, stripes and thecked, BISHOP LAWNS, and ace ures MUSLINS, Fancy Goods, ‘Dress Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c, MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape — nets and Mat. trimined and uatrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o1 the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Of all descriptions. Also, 4 complete assgriment of Ladies, Misses and Children’ *s Shoes and Gaiters. mishing « Gents Fur: Goods, a choice ) Ge" Ido not pretend to sell my goods at cost, but offer he of at as low a as they . Our Assortment consists of all the can be php Foes eis will commend : my Does te 28 renee call Latest Styles of Fashionable THE BEST FURNITURE “ 'S@ BE FOUND ~~" ‘This side of San Francisco is kept at : the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly o ite Sr saguaeg Ex change Hotel, Nevade.C Bureaus, Wr Tables, . Sofas, Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING ‘ Done at the shortest notice. > Call and examine the Stock !.64 Nevada, May 27th. ' Come to the Centre! I in the Furniture Business atid desire the immediate settlement of all ‘d¢counts. All owing bills are requested to pay ‘up. immedidiately and all persons having bi us agatnat tab are requested to present them tor settlement. Imay be found at the Furniture Store, on J. E. JOHNSTON. Nevada, May 26th, 1968. R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES —anp— LIQUORS GENERALLY. ey Nei 76 BROAD a ig Notice to--Tax Payers and Contractors. OTICE 18 een ted GIVEN, THAT IN accordanee with visions of am Act lature cotites “An Act to provide tion, Construction and mainte4 naw ry ; Bivached, HAVE SOLD MY STOCK and good will . Wovtors $Tore!. . Wher: youcan buy Clothing, oe a Cheaper than at in Nevada County. “ht tt bt MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. a . Everybody concedes that we have —THE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, t@-Full Suits of Clothing from Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at w” MEYER & CO's. NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW GOoDs: NEW PHICHS! : MEYER & CO., Annonnce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they haye . «x JUST OPENED & MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, cae Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. A MAGNIFICENT issoumenier oF

CALIFORNIA BLANKETS arg a very large and Complete Assort mentof . BOYS’ CLOTHING ! Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOOK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miimers? Shirts and Underciothing, Boots, ' Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, + Towelings, etc. Idiot ADELPHIA DRY GooDS. STORE! JACOB & SIMON ROSENT HAL No. 4 Broad eressed 4 Nevada City-. Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, FASHIONABLE HATS, “ FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, DOMESTICS, TRIMMINGS, LADIES’ SHOES, CARPETS, oll CLOTHS, ra ‘&e. ‘ke. Ever brouglit to this County, which we are selling ap Prices to Defy Competition.” «eS The attention ef Hotel Proprietors and Housekeepers is invited to the complete assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS, such as panics Table Cloths, Napkins, Ladies S iaviens $0 call and see our Qo ape STYLES OF DKESS GOODS AN. TRIMMINGS, received by every peel the East. : s A Splendid Lot of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Curtains, House Furnishing Goods, &¢., &e, in we will stil! staf continue to any other honse in Te & ROSENTH No. bi trond Stree Nevada, May 27th. @ R. CRAWFORD, BROAD ST., (Spence’s New Building.) RETAIL DBALER IN STATIONERY Blank Books, Sheet Music, Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, 3 &e. &e. KC. Picture Framés, of any size, mage to order Ge" Constableand Justice’s Blanks on hand. DENTISTRY. W. MeiINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. TO DO ALL ork at short inde of Dental of Dental Mite ond ig De bes ‘ Po Sg Tr. it manner,— inserted and a on Vulfrom 2 eeth, All w: to give the best t satiafaction < or no charges made. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ste. I —— inform my friends my services that te ctu thona Sd prepara sitend thowe SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining toa.. FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS gy A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. Ea-Brng om you cin and te nay ‘Teeth after become sensitive b pa of the save be filled withons Re WILL ry aera aden hee Wan aittinetnn utnen thad dastbere tate vicinity otherwise no charge will be made. M 4 are moderate. and tosuit the times. permaneatiy located in this city. Resiquate on Samamente street, third house from gn ye yaaa promptly and neatly eat this o es + Wawe the best so. lected and ‘ SS es oe S artemreaencce, is: seman GROCERIES . lie “GROCERIES! Pra ~ NEW FIRM} a BALDWIN & SHURTLEFF, No. 37 Commercial St. E-Next door to the Masoiite Building,.y 0. AVING ENTERED INTO ARTNERHig wae dil BR GROCERY & PROVISION BUSINESS, Will keep the Store constantly stocked . —With— GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ 3 CASE GooDs, Se a re, Buss “CAN FRUITS, i VEGETABLES, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT, And in fact all kinds of FAMILY & MINER'S STORES, Which they will sell at the VERY LOWEST ~ CASH RATES AND LIVING PRICES. are invited to call, _ Goods delivered free of charge within a reas onable distance, — : J BALDWIN & SHURTL BFF, VICTOR CHEVALIER, MARTIN WETEEL VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, Cor. Pine & Commercial Ste, NEVADA CITY, => Wholesale and Retail dealers oI Na WINES, LIQUORS, ae: ABWaxs on 14ND PATTER TRUPPE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put up in French styles. Branch louse of F, Chevalier, importer and dealer in Wines and Liquors, Sacramento. «2/~ Gentlemen of Nevada aad Mrceces ? oy us acall. CONSUMERS READ! W. H. H. COFFMAN, FARIS SURCHASED THE NATIONAL t@ CIGAR STORE, .2) ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA OITY, Will keep the stand always supplied with the very Sel Scone po Cigars, Chewing and Smoking ‘Tobacco, ont = supply of PIPES, hehe ARDS, and other 2 aatiehen belonging to’ the POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand, All who want articles in my line are invited cosh W.H. H, COFFMAN. Nevada, May 20th. j ve '@ KEEP COOL! .21 ICED SODA WATER! ~WwiTH— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! ; —AT— JULIUS DREYFUSS’, U. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. Nevada, May 9th, 1868. County Teachers Institute. COUNTY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE ‘will “ on the 23d, Teachers of