June 21, 1868 (4 pages)

(OLAN, UTH, ILTON, IN apany, ger here >, Conseruing to creased, is Com. exempt ifornia— UN. that Jompan: ROFILTS in Gold Ct to pay L, Agent. iE CO, & Durabie SES. purity is » Smeil, ce frum for the Vorid. mishing guareni _ Agent. jig h Shop rop’r Repaired kinds of rock, WORE tice. _ the shipping houses have visited the after the County Board of Examination ined at—such—regularmeetings; ~The and sold for $7 50 per dozen. . suddenly and totally blind. Up to the moment he was su afflicted he had been . . The Daily Transcript, . _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, EXTRAORDINARY GrowTH. — Four days ago some bafley was planted on the head of an ale cask, at the National Exchange Saloon, made its appearance above the earth and since that time it has grown six inches in hight. In six hours from Friday evening’a stalk grew . half an iifeh. de Srreet Drii.—The Nevada Light Guard is ordered out in full uniform for street drill on next Wednesday Evening. As the 4th of July will soon be here and it is important that every member should be present. Arrangements will be made for the reception of visiting Companies at the drill meeting. LIVELY CoMPETITION.— There is a lively competition among forwarding merchants at Colfax. The opposition has now become so lively that they are shipping at a dollar less the railroad charges from Colfax. During the past . '$. HAAS & COMPANY’S,. OF REVADA COUNTY will part cipaté.— week the representatives of several of county soliciting eustomers,—— _ County Insrirure. — The County Teachers’ Institute will meet at the High School building on Tuesday morn~tng-at 10 o'clock, pursuant to the call { of the County Superintendent, E. M. Preston. All Teachers in the County are required by law to attend the Institute and are allowed pay for the session. TEACHER's EXAMINATION.—At a late meeting of County Superintendents a resolution was passed abolishing special examinations for Teachers. Herewill hold quarterly sessions and all applicants for certificates must be examBoard of Examination will be in eeeaion next week. eee _NEW_Eprtor.—A. Morse, late teacher of thé High School in Grass Valley, will take editorial charge of the Grass Valley National. Mr. Morse is a vigorous writerand isa Democrat of the “strictest sect.” He will make a good Democratic paper. silts nigchatapatia THEATRICAL.—We understand that L.P. Barrett will play in this city on the 3d, 4th and 6th of July. It is suggested that the Committee invite him to read the Declaration of Independence on the 4th of July. EpiscopaL Services.—Rev. D. D. Chapin will hold Episcopal services at the Congregational Church every Sunday evening, commencing at quarter before 8 o’clock. THE first Spring Chickens of the season were brought to town yesterday a ee CONNECTION COMPLETE.—The repairs on the main pipe supplying Piety Hill were completed on Friday. Struck Brixp.—About two weeks sinee, Mr. McDermitt, while at work in & mining claim, Columbia Hil], became in excellent health. Ina few days he 80 far recovered his sight as to be able to see a very little, when he went toSan Francisco to consult an occulist. A LARGE delegation, accompanied by Phil Goyne’s Band, went to Grass Valley last night to attend the meeting of the Grant Club. Tue Orator.—Dr. Cox, of San Fran-. cisco, has informed the Committee of Arrangements that he will deliver the oration on the Fourth of July in this city. ,Goop ron Twenty Doiiars.—By Teference 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 8S. Haas & Co’s. mercial streets, and you can get twenty dollars worth of clothing at the present.low rates. Read, cut it out and try A: Chops, ee Steaks, of the finest photographs extant, produeed by the eélebrated .firm of Bradley & Rulofson, pre-eminently the leaders of the Art in San Francisco. Those who wish good work, done in the most artistic style, should not fail to call at their rooms, south-west corner of Montgomery an@Sacramento streets. * S=CUT THIS OUT. Smeal NINETEEN DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT GOOD FoR TWENTY DOLLARS t—AT NEVADA CITY, _ Opposite Biace’s Saloon: 1776, INDEPENDENCE DAY. GRAND CELEBRATION NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, -—ox—= Saturday, July 4th, 1868. IN WHICH THE MILITARY, . FIREMEN, and GRAND DISPLAY: ISPRING AND SUMMER ~~ FASHIONS . Ladies of Nevada county, attention. A. COLDSMITH, H’ JUST RECEIVED, per steamer, his ANNUAL STOCK of 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 Latest Patterns, _ Domestic . Goods. COTTON SHEBTINGS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters jn w Brown and Bigached:A large assortment of. TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELCIVIC SOCIETIES, ‘Where will be a Procession after which the Declaration of Inde= Extensive Dealers in CHILDRENS’ KrA copy of this Advertisement “will be accepted as ONE DOLLAR, ii every Cash purchase, amounting to Twenty Dollars and the same rativ on jarger or smatier pur: chases. “cent Cheaper than any other Clothing House in Nevada __ City, S. HAAS & CO, . Nevada, June 14th. i FRESH OYSTERS, and Game, 7. undersigned, respectfully informs the people of Nevaua and vicinity that he is Low prepared to attend to the wants of the inner man, “or any other man," at .the everpopular JENKINS’? SALOON, : ON MAIN STREET, opposite the Union Hote. The Larder wili:e filed with the ‘‘iat of th land. The Bar is stocked with the best LIQUORS AND CIGARS and gentlemen will appreciate their excellence, Full files of newspapers : best Reading Room in the county. vail and see me. ; J. N. SMITH. Nevada, June 16th. WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, _> MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, &e. de. Broad street, Nevada city. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— A large and splendid lot of Cigars and Tobacco, ¢e THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER RECEIVED IN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr= 26th. SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. “ weegaéta J. C. LEONARD, AS been appointed Sole : for this Hi Gaenteke Cannes Spencerian Gold Pens. are fine poin lide and chads benseiiiee eokera'eled iaesant. ton Bey 8. a. — ak iy Soins bee teachers of Pen oe oe Seer generally by business "He oscbrted Oblique § Pen can be obtained of J.C, L RARD, and good to ducements are offered agents. J. for two years. . and yo rei "Sibi mayl MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, . (Prices Guaranteed Twenty per. pendence will be read and an ORATION DELIVERED. ky CITIZENS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY ARE CORDIALLY INVI TED TO BE PRESENT. canis __ &” The Programme will. be announced in gue time. ae RACES T RAOBS 1 {T RACES 1111 “ANNUAL mEnrine —OF THE— Glenbrook Park Jockey Club! WILLIAM WATT, President. JA. Lancas' . W, Smith, L.A, Walling, J. M. Hickey, E.P. Marseinus,O R. Clarke, Thomas crete 2 tT. W. Sigourney, : ¥VieePresidents. Ira A. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary. Thos. B. Merry, Recording Secretary. Isaac Williamson, Treasurer. Sales W. C. Pope, I. Williamson, Thos. B, Merry, Auctioneers. [ue ANNUAL RACES BEGIN ON Wednesday, July 22nd, 1868. a ieee FIRST DAY. Finst Race—The Glenbrook St. Leger, a dash of two miles, free to all running horses. Purse $200, to be divided ; $150 to the winuer and $50 to the horse that is ahead at the end of the first mile. : Szconp Race—Purse $200, freé to al trotting horses that. have never beaten 2:43, mile heate, 3 in 5, in harness. SECOND DAY. Fimst Racs—Purse $300, free to all trotters st ew fi Mace 2:35 ; ‘mile heats, 3 in 5, in is. Secenp Race—Purse $200, free for all running horses, mile and repeat. THIRD DAY. First Race—Puree $350 for all running hor8e4, two mile heats. Myrna Rhy, ay Fn A aa an % Three to enter and two or more to start each of the above races, which will be governed by the rules of the Sacramento Jockey Club. Entrance on all the above pu ten per cent. Good stabling at the Course. Should all etables be taken before the 22d July, additional stails can be had at Byrne’s stabile,-Grass Valley, or Saxby & Lancaster’s Nevada. tries for the first day’s race will close at the Secretary’s office in Nevada, on July 21st, 1868, at 5 p.m. All other entries to be made on the course with the judges, Ladies—accompanied by gentlemen—admitted free to the Course. Tickets—each day—$1. je19 Mill Owners Take Notice. roved Quartz Mill Screens! -— halt at Established Rates! CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or four sizes fimer than any ever punch=, wo Pap <7 id fe er evan 7 screen and for ‘ hes 7a puess or durab are not exce. zeatly Reduced Rates. all _ a eer Screen Works. DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Son _ se i ion ’ FF otel, Nevada city, Cal. A splendid stock of SWISS MU. ocl JACONET, NALN SOOKS, plain, stripes and checked, BISHOP LAWNS, and TUCKED MUSLINS, Fancy Goods, Dress ‘Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c. MILLINERY GOODS, nets and Mats. trimmed and untrimmed. LADIES’ SILKE CLOAKS, A hew and recherche article oi the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Of all descriptions, ~ Also, a completé assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Ph -ypaaig Furnishing Goods, a choice ost, but offer them at as low a tense as the can be afforded, and my prices will commen m Goods to sit reasonabte able, sensible people. THE. BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco id kept at the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex Change Hotel, Nevada City, . Bureaus,: Bedsteads, Chairs, tits Tables, Sofas, Mirrors, &c. . UPHOLSTERING -andREPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. > Call and examine the Stock !.4% Nevada, May ith. . . CONSUMERS BREAD! W. H. H. COFFMAN, AVING PURCHASED THE NATIONAL . EXCHANGE . (& CIGAR STORE, .2) ON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Will keefthe stand always supplied with the very best brands of Cigars, Chewing and Tobacco, Also, a large supply of PLPES, PLAYING — and other articles belonging to the trade. POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. — be hs want articles in my line are invited to s Smoking Nevada, May 20th, ' KEEP COOL! 2 ICED SODA WATER! —wira— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! —aT— JULIUS DREYFYSS’, Nevada, May 9th, 1868. 8. READ. -J. WARD, READ & WARD, Forwarders, Successors to Worrell & Co., Weaver & Davenport and Whitney & Co., ‘ Dealers in FLOUR AND FEED, Office—COLF AX, at Railroad Depot. 27" Goods forwarded to all parts of Nevada County. 3 Mark Goods plainly, care R. & W. Send Shipping Receipts to’ Colfax, with each consignment of Goods, Colfax, June Sth.—tf JAMES MON 20, Dealer + are Pen. Fall be obtained by addressRreona KD RD, Ruse Cal _ MUSIC AND LANGUAGES. MoM: A. HARTIVE, Professor of Music, will give lessons on the Piano and in Sip A also yENG, TRISH LINENS, &, Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bone . . at CLOTHING STORE! Whers you can buy Clothing, etc. Cheaper than at any other Store in Nevada County. j MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that-we have —THE— [BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at = te” MEYER & CO's, 1 NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GOoDs:! ‘+ MEYER & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they havo _ JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— : A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT oF _ CALIFORNIA BLANKETS (3 Also, a very large and Complete Assort ment of 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 GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Undercilothing, STOCK OF Boots, Shoes, and : Gaiters, TRUNKS, _VALISES,“NEW PRICES! tbh hb bg ‘CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,-——-— Our Assortment consists orall tue ___ Latest Styles of Fashionable . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. a SATCHELS, GEA UMBRELLAS, a FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS .@ A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE aim COUNTRY DEALERS. t# Bring on your coin and take the Goods away. We buy and sell for cash, consequently we can sell cheaper than any other Establish ens Oe A MEYER & CO teaches the German and rehab Boas ¢

(OLAN, UTH, ILTON, IN apany, ger here >, Conseruing to creased, is Com. exempt ifornia— UN. that Jompan: ROFILTS in Gold Ct to pay L, Agent. iE CO, & Durabie SES. purity is » Smeil, ce frum for the Vorid. mishing guareni _ Agent. jig h Shop rop’r Repaired kinds of rock, WORE tice. _ the shipping houses have visited the after the County Board of Examination ined at—such—regularmeetings; ~The and sold for $7 50 per dozen. . suddenly and totally blind. Up to the moment he was su afflicted he had been . . The Daily Transcript, . _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, EXTRAORDINARY GrowTH. — Four days ago some bafley was planted on the head of an ale cask, at the National Exchange Saloon, made its appearance above the earth and since that time it has grown six inches in hight. In six hours from Friday evening’a stalk grew . half an iifeh. de Srreet Drii.—The Nevada Light Guard is ordered out in full uniform for street drill on next Wednesday Evening. As the 4th of July will soon be here and it is important that every member should be present. Arrangements will be made for the reception of visiting Companies at the drill meeting. LIVELY CoMPETITION.— There is a lively competition among forwarding merchants at Colfax. The opposition has now become so lively that they are shipping at a dollar less the railroad charges from Colfax. During the past . '$. HAAS & COMPANY’S,. OF REVADA COUNTY will part cipaté.— week the representatives of several of county soliciting eustomers,—— _ County Insrirure. — The County Teachers’ Institute will meet at the High School building on Tuesday morn~tng-at 10 o'clock, pursuant to the call { of the County Superintendent, E. M. Preston. All Teachers in the County are required by law to attend the Institute and are allowed pay for the session. TEACHER's EXAMINATION.—At a late meeting of County Superintendents a resolution was passed abolishing special examinations for Teachers. Herewill hold quarterly sessions and all applicants for certificates must be examBoard of Examination will be in eeeaion next week. eee _NEW_Eprtor.—A. Morse, late teacher of thé High School in Grass Valley, will take editorial charge of the Grass Valley National. Mr. Morse is a vigorous writerand isa Democrat of the “strictest sect.” He will make a good Democratic paper. silts nigchatapatia THEATRICAL.—We understand that L.P. Barrett will play in this city on the 3d, 4th and 6th of July. It is suggested that the Committee invite him to read the Declaration of Independence on the 4th of July. EpiscopaL Services.—Rev. D. D. Chapin will hold Episcopal services at the Congregational Church every Sunday evening, commencing at quarter before 8 o’clock. THE first Spring Chickens of the season were brought to town yesterday a ee CONNECTION COMPLETE.—The repairs on the main pipe supplying Piety Hill were completed on Friday. Struck Brixp.—About two weeks sinee, Mr. McDermitt, while at work in & mining claim, Columbia Hil], became in excellent health. Ina few days he 80 far recovered his sight as to be able to see a very little, when he went toSan Francisco to consult an occulist. A LARGE delegation, accompanied by Phil Goyne’s Band, went to Grass Valley last night to attend the meeting of the Grant Club. Tue Orator.—Dr. Cox, of San Fran-. cisco, has informed the Committee of Arrangements that he will deliver the oration on the Fourth of July in this city. ,Goop ron Twenty Doiiars.—By Teference 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 8S. Haas & Co’s. mercial streets, and you can get twenty dollars worth of clothing at the present.low rates. Read, cut it out and try A: Chops, ee Steaks, of the finest photographs extant, produeed by the eélebrated .firm of Bradley & Rulofson, pre-eminently the leaders of the Art in San Francisco. Those who wish good work, done in the most artistic style, should not fail to call at their rooms, south-west corner of Montgomery an@Sacramento streets. * S=CUT THIS OUT. Smeal NINETEEN DOLLARS In Gold Coin, AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT GOOD FoR TWENTY DOLLARS t—AT NEVADA CITY, _ Opposite Biace’s Saloon: 1776, INDEPENDENCE DAY. GRAND CELEBRATION NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, -—ox—= Saturday, July 4th, 1868. IN WHICH THE MILITARY, . FIREMEN, and GRAND DISPLAY: ISPRING AND SUMMER ~~ FASHIONS . Ladies of Nevada county, attention. A. COLDSMITH, H’ JUST RECEIVED, per steamer, his ANNUAL STOCK of 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 Latest Patterns, _ Domestic . Goods. COTTON SHEBTINGS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters jn w Brown and Bigached:A large assortment of. TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELCIVIC SOCIETIES, ‘Where will be a Procession after which the Declaration of Inde= Extensive Dealers in CHILDRENS’ KrA copy of this Advertisement “will be accepted as ONE DOLLAR, ii every Cash purchase, amounting to Twenty Dollars and the same rativ on jarger or smatier pur: chases. “cent Cheaper than any other Clothing House in Nevada __ City, S. HAAS & CO, . Nevada, June 14th. i FRESH OYSTERS, and Game, 7. undersigned, respectfully informs the people of Nevaua and vicinity that he is Low prepared to attend to the wants of the inner man, “or any other man," at .the everpopular JENKINS’? SALOON, : ON MAIN STREET, opposite the Union Hote. The Larder wili:e filed with the ‘‘iat of th land. The Bar is stocked with the best LIQUORS AND CIGARS and gentlemen will appreciate their excellence, Full files of newspapers : best Reading Room in the county. vail and see me. ; J. N. SMITH. Nevada, June 16th. WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, _> MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, &e. de. Broad street, Nevada city. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— A large and splendid lot of Cigars and Tobacco, ¢e THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER RECEIVED IN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr= 26th. SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. “ weegaéta J. C. LEONARD, AS been appointed Sole : for this Hi Gaenteke Cannes Spencerian Gold Pens. are fine poin lide and chads benseiiiee eokera'eled iaesant. ton Bey 8. a. — ak iy Soins bee teachers of Pen oe oe Seer generally by business "He oscbrted Oblique § Pen can

be obtained of J.C, L RARD, and good to ducements are offered agents. J. for two years. . and yo rei "Sibi mayl MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, . (Prices Guaranteed Twenty per. pendence will be read and an ORATION DELIVERED. ky CITIZENS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY ARE CORDIALLY INVI TED TO BE PRESENT. canis __ &” The Programme will. be announced in gue time. ae RACES T RAOBS 1 {T RACES 1111 “ANNUAL mEnrine —OF THE— Glenbrook Park Jockey Club! WILLIAM WATT, President. JA. Lancas' . W, Smith, L.A, Walling, J. M. Hickey, E.P. Marseinus,O R. Clarke, Thomas crete 2 tT. W. Sigourney, : ¥VieePresidents. Ira A. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary. Thos. B. Merry, Recording Secretary. Isaac Williamson, Treasurer. Sales W. C. Pope, I. Williamson, Thos. B, Merry, Auctioneers. [ue ANNUAL RACES BEGIN ON Wednesday, July 22nd, 1868. a ieee FIRST DAY. Finst Race—The Glenbrook St. Leger, a dash of two miles, free to all running horses. Purse $200, to be divided ; $150 to the winuer and $50 to the horse that is ahead at the end of the first mile. : Szconp Race—Purse $200, freé to al trotting horses that. have never beaten 2:43, mile heate, 3 in 5, in harness. SECOND DAY. Fimst Racs—Purse $300, free to all trotters st ew fi Mace 2:35 ; ‘mile heats, 3 in 5, in is. Secenp Race—Purse $200, free for all running horses, mile and repeat. THIRD DAY. First Race—Puree $350 for all running hor8e4, two mile heats. Myrna Rhy, ay Fn A aa an % Three to enter and two or more to start each of the above races, which will be governed by the rules of the Sacramento Jockey Club. Entrance on all the above pu ten per cent. Good stabling at the Course. Should all etables be taken before the 22d July, additional stails can be had at Byrne’s stabile,-Grass Valley, or Saxby & Lancaster’s Nevada. tries for the first day’s race will close at the Secretary’s office in Nevada, on July 21st, 1868, at 5 p.m. All other entries to be made on the course with the judges, Ladies—accompanied by gentlemen—admitted free to the Course. Tickets—each day—$1. je19 Mill Owners Take Notice. roved Quartz Mill Screens! -— halt at Established Rates! CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or four sizes fimer than any ever punch=, wo Pap <7 id fe er evan 7 screen and for ‘ hes 7a puess or durab are not exce. zeatly Reduced Rates. all _ a eer Screen Works. DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Son _ se i ion ’ FF otel, Nevada city, Cal. A splendid stock of SWISS MU. ocl JACONET, NALN SOOKS, plain, stripes and checked, BISHOP LAWNS, and TUCKED MUSLINS, Fancy Goods, Dress ‘Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c. MILLINERY GOODS, nets and Mats. trimmed and untrimmed. LADIES’ SILKE CLOAKS, A hew and recherche article oi the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, Of all descriptions, ~ Also, a completé assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Ph -ypaaig Furnishing Goods, a choice ost, but offer them at as low a tense as the can be afforded, and my prices will commen m Goods to sit reasonabte able, sensible people. THE. BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco id kept at the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex Change Hotel, Nevada City, . Bureaus,: Bedsteads, Chairs, tits Tables, Sofas, Mirrors, &c. . UPHOLSTERING -andREPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. > Call and examine the Stock !.4% Nevada, May ith. . . CONSUMERS BREAD! W. H. H. COFFMAN, AVING PURCHASED THE NATIONAL . EXCHANGE . (& CIGAR STORE, .2) ON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Will keefthe stand always supplied with the very best brands of Cigars, Chewing and Tobacco, Also, a large supply of PLPES, PLAYING — and other articles belonging to the trade. POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. — be hs want articles in my line are invited to s Smoking Nevada, May 20th, ' KEEP COOL! 2 ICED SODA WATER! —wira— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! —aT— JULIUS DREYFYSS’, Nevada, May 9th, 1868. 8. READ. -J. WARD, READ & WARD, Forwarders, Successors to Worrell & Co., Weaver & Davenport and Whitney & Co., ‘ Dealers in FLOUR AND FEED, Office—COLF AX, at Railroad Depot. 27" Goods forwarded to all parts of Nevada County. 3 Mark Goods plainly, care R. & W. Send Shipping Receipts to’ Colfax, with each consignment of Goods, Colfax, June Sth.—tf JAMES MON 20, Dealer + are Pen. Fall be obtained by addressRreona KD RD, Ruse Cal _ MUSIC AND LANGUAGES. MoM: A. HARTIVE, Professor of Music, will give lessons on the Piano and in Sip A also yENG, TRISH LINENS, &, Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bone . . at CLOTHING STORE! Whers you can buy Clothing, etc. Cheaper than at any other Store in Nevada County. j MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that-we have —THE— [BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains. Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at = te” MEYER & CO's, 1 NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GOoDs:! ‘+ MEYER & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they havo _ JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— : A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT oF _ CALIFORNIA BLANKETS (3 Also, a very large and Complete Assort ment of 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 GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Undercilothing, STOCK OF Boots, Shoes, and : Gaiters, TRUNKS, _VALISES,“NEW PRICES! tbh hb bg ‘CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,-——-— Our Assortment consists orall tue ___ Latest Styles of Fashionable . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. a SATCHELS, GEA UMBRELLAS, a FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS .@ A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE aim COUNTRY DEALERS. t# Bring on your coin and take the Goods away. We buy and sell for cash, consequently we can sell cheaper than any other Establish ens Oe A MEYER & CO teaches the German and rehab Boas ¢