June 24, 1865 (4 pages)

oof Trade . eall! h and Poor bd ‘ vada. a eatensiye — 19%. litiés we ut Goode enable tis such low Pee ETITION their patronage o be the LOW-_ a represented. SANNER, ERIES re of Nevana city a large and or oceries, » a well regulated lelivered free of Prcial Street. id Company. of the StockhoiPACIFIC RAILFORMA will be ty, im the city of ‘iM DAY OF Ju. dr. Secretary, iCE. xpress Line, E’S FLAT, Sale. the undersigned , Stage and Exthis city to Lake Tees Moore’s xpress route lare rther or at.Crawford’s my31 sloon. RLEY, is that they have re Saloon and are tir patrons, the i Cigars. Billiards aye two of t aa es great plessure rlends and all lov-p has leted ra Grand Bocial iven at [ALL, July 4th. an FINB LLARS. ‘ i suffrage.” ’ gall. defeated for office in the Union County Convention, convinced of their ewn purity and the corruption and fraud by which they were forced to take the pledge that they voted for Lineola and Johneen and would support the Convention.” and declared ited for copperheads ves “opposed: to negro ree men, Whose purity is above that of angels, that is, if that virtue is bounded as their thirst for office,meet in Nevada and raise an issue not yet thought of by the National Administration. “The question of negro suffrage has no more beuring in this contest than has the question of a telegraph to the moon. Copperheads have been trying for several months to force this issue into the present canvas, and in the few sore-heads of thigcuunty who affect to act. for the people, they have found effi cient allies, é Touch. NoT THE UNCLEAN “pare. _ We warn Union men of the county tovhave nothing todo with the Convention whichis called to meet in this city on the first of July, under the pretence of representing the people. Three or four defeated candidates have gotten up a call for this “People’s Union County Convention.” Theironly object is to break up the Union party in this county because they could not rule it. They wanted office, and bécause they did not receive the nominations they will not stand. it. Every growl has emanated from the few defeated candidates who have united in this Let every Union man stand: aloof from these disorganizers. ‘They are in the interests of the enemy and are working for the defeat of the Union party. Rev. D. A. Dayoen, of this city, has accepted the invitation to deliver an Oration at North San Juan on the Fourth of July.— The citizens of that place are furtunate in securing so good and talented a gentleman as Mr. Dryden. We learn every preparation has been made for a‘grand time. Rev. P. L. Haynes, of North San Juan, will deliver the oration at Downieville. Rev. David Deul is to deliver an Oration at Colusa, °* INCREASING.—The Mongolian population of this county has had largé acquisitions during the past few days. Every stage brings an additional installment. The,, fellows look as though they had just arrived from the “Flowery Kingdom.” An agent usually meets them at the stage, and as‘soon as they are landed they strike for China' town, gabbling like a gang of turkeye. ACCIDENT.—We unedestand that A. Coe, who is at work upon a mill at Guadulupe, in Little York township, received a painful injury yesterday. A man working with him was driving a peg with a sledge, which flew off the helve, falling about eighty feet and striking Coe upon the back of the head. His head was badly cut but he was not dangerously injured. Tue BALt at Bean VaLLey.—We learn that the ball given by E. O. Tompkins, at Bear Valley, on Thursday night was a grand seccess. A large number were in attendance from Dutch Flat and Nevada. Everybody enjoyed the dance hugely and ‘lompkin’s place is spoken of as the pleasantest resort in the mountains. Tue Forrtu at Grass VALLEY.—The Committee of Arrangements at Grass Valley are busily engaged in making preparations for the celebration of the Fourth at that place. Everything is being done to ~ make it one of the largest gatherings and . most successful celebrations ever held in this county.” SICKNESS amoxG CHiLpREN.—At this time there is scarcely a family in this community whose children are not sick with a a kind of influenza, which has prevailed for a week or more. -There are also many cases of this unpleasant sickness among grown persons. . ‘ —_— Tae SuLTana Disasrer.—The military Court Martial appuiated to investigate this “matter has ascertuined that there were on the steamer at the time of the explosion 2,021 persons, of whom about 800 were saved. The Court, in its finding, makes no mention of torpedoes, but says: ‘The cause of the explosion, from the evidence, was by di ls YER Rh ers.” & or Transeript. , Raising THE Issve.—The “bolters,” . A Merchant needs only « Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, In order to be successful in business, and in order to obtain it he should act accordingly. 6 HAAS & CO. At their Old Stand On. OF COMMERCIA:, & PINE STREETS. customers and the public in general that they need not labor under ditticulties in procuring the best and finest’ Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse can be founda ce Cee ae ee —< “sTockK oF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at ‘PRICES SO LOW3 \ —THAT— NONE CAN. UNDERSELL US, yr Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises ev bidiatal in'the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ‘ Hats & Caps, Lutest Styles, Custom Made, Boots, Binkets, &c. We solicit an examination of our stock. A 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April 15th. ‘ NEW STORE!! AND NEW GOODS !! i] A. H. HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and tamilies of Nevada city and: the surrounding towns that they have opened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel.,, on Bread Street, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, : PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, &e, &c. Te which we invite the attention of all im want of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. {a order to sell,Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, June 4th, ‘FINE HAVANA CICARS ! L. PHILLIPS, Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS. o EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! a I have also received a fine stock of : Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. ~ Nevada, May Iéth. Ww OULD ‘THEREFORE pews thir ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. New PF :.siness. ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO’S ae € i RD TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &c.Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the “Kidd & Knox Block”’ And For Sale WHOLESALE am: RETAIL. =~ B® OUR UNION.OF STOCKS AND with our business futijuies both here an: in the San Francisco markets, we are evabled to compete successfully with any. ouse out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to t he trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and ‘Small Profit, We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distauce from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! Hardware & Grocery Departments WINE CELLAR, Will constantly’ be found iy! bow . in their line, to which we seopent ‘fully invite lhe atteution and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & CO. are requested 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, April2nd, 1865. 10 17 5 Boe. Axe and Pick Helives, DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu mebriving. ab CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 FLASKS BUCENL TE, jast reevi GRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, tanud CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. GALES. FRESH CRANBER5 RIES, now m store and fur suie CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. BXS. Pale, Chemical & Castile 250 Soaps, fur sale by CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. 300 “Ae cus BODEGA EGA AND HUMand arriving. gy Ae ee =a _ CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. All Goods in the Grocery line Cheaper than ever, sad for sale by ' CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. one All persons indebted to the late firms of HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & . : For Sale by = E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. . G HEADQUARTERS.) o OF FASHIONABLE DRY GCOODS8! Low Prices have and always will Se Rule, ‘at A. GOLDSMITH’S, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. E has just returned from San Francisce and brought up one of the Finest and most Select Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to enumerate all the items as it would fill up this whole paper, but-he catls the attention of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent selection of DHESS GOODS; HOUSEKEEPING, FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Cace tus Hats, for Ladies and Children, and many vthers too numerous to mention. ‘CABPETS & OIL CLOTHS, He has the fullest and best assortment of 2e-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and anaes Brussels, &e., &c, The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth; ~ And a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING. It is needless to mention again that the prices of all his Gvuods are tv correspond with San Franoisco Ketail prices, but a is hereby kindly extended tv all and every one to call and exumiue the — and convince themselves. Laies of Nevada and vicinity. 1 am very thenk.ul for past patronage aud —— solicit the cont‘nnauce of thé same as l shail always endeavor to merit yuur confidence. Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received’ EV ERY 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. A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April Ist, GRAND BALL. A Grand Ball will be given at the yeneral invitation June Twenty-Ninth. Thie Bail is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. Managers. Nevada. Grass Valley. 1., Williamson; D. B. ‘Nye, RK: Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos wet John MeGuire, M 8. Deal J W. Davis. F, paar G. Hamilton, A H. Hanson, Aaron Hooyer, J. MeNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A. B Brady, J. A. Lancaster, Chas. C. Smith, W.H. Davidson, J. A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelten, . H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jetfery. C. C. Leavitt, J. Bazley, A. W. Lester, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore's Flat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, w.c. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith._ aay Hiayes, . + Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, E. P. Hotfield, ® A. Carter, Ed. Pratt, Charles ‘Marvin. P. 8. Murphy. Lake City. You Bet, H. Arnold, James Green, : George C. Powers. , Hravk Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. C. Grisolil, R. Skidmore, J. gy ar James Marriott, Wm MeNight. ‘ R. C. Black, John Hussey, M* Cembs, Floor Managers. Chas. McE! D. Belden, F. Clev A. Barton, Wm. H, Weeks, T. W. Bigourney, J. H. Helm. ~ G. BE, Withiagton. A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. The whole arrangement will be under the superin tendance of the Board of Trustees JOHN CASHIN, W, C. STILES, D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. AMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. extébded. ‘A general invitation is je? . G@REGORY & WAITE, NEVADA THEATRE, ’. Successors to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealera nb CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . LiQuoRS, &Crockery, Ginss Ware, &:. TE hereby announce to the public that we have purchased the stock cf I WEAVER & €o., And are prepared. te do business in our line oh the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, ies We can and will “Or sell out to somebody who can. es Shilling. a We don’t embark in the business of selling Grub with the idea of making a fortune ina year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command 4 share of public patronage. *“*NO BAD DEBTS.’’ Is our Motto. By living up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a quem customer's bill that we lose on a poor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and .comhouse in the city. Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. amg. for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, = For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tunks Quicksilver, For aale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of_ Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.° For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Keys, No. 1 Isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. ~_ 200 Boxes Candies, assorted, For sale by Gregory x Waite. Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. California Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & wa ITE. CROCKE RY, ‘A lot assbreedEvery variety ef GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, ' Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely on satisfactory terme. All Goods delivered at a reasonable die: tance FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & WAITE. Nevada, April 16th. oe » Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada . A nimble Sixpence is better than a slowplete assortment of Goods, equal to any -. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackHARDWARE, ‘or sale cheap by Gregory &Waite : having good Goods from our House and onee Pihianned Goons intense = lle ii eo ie

oof Trade . eall! h and Poor bd ‘ vada. a eatensiye — 19%. litiés we ut Goode enable tis such low Pee ETITION their patronage o be the LOW-_ a represented. SANNER, ERIES re of Nevana city a large and or oceries, » a well regulated lelivered free of Prcial Street. id Company. of the StockhoiPACIFIC RAILFORMA will be ty, im the city of ‘iM DAY OF Ju. dr. Secretary, iCE. xpress Line, E’S FLAT, Sale. the undersigned , Stage and Exthis city to Lake Tees Moore’s xpress route lare rther or at.Crawford’s my31 sloon. RLEY, is that they have re Saloon and are tir patrons, the i Cigars. Billiards aye two of t aa es great plessure rlends and all lov-p has leted ra Grand Bocial iven at [ALL, July 4th. an FINB LLARS. ‘ i suffrage.” ’ gall. defeated for office in the Union County Convention, convinced of their ewn purity and the corruption and fraud by which they were forced to take the pledge that they voted for Lineola and Johneen and would support the Convention.” and declared ited for copperheads ves “opposed: to negro ree men, Whose purity is above that of angels, that is, if that virtue is bounded as their thirst for office,meet in Nevada and raise an issue not yet thought of by the National Administration. “The question of negro suffrage has no more beuring in this contest than has the question of a telegraph to the moon. Copperheads have been trying for several months to force this issue into the present canvas, and in the few sore-heads of thigcuunty who affect to act. for the people, they have found effi cient allies, é Touch. NoT THE UNCLEAN “pare. _ We warn Union men of the county tovhave nothing todo with the Convention whichis called to meet in this city on the first of July, under the pretence of representing the people. Three or four defeated candidates have gotten up a call for this “People’s Union County Convention.” Theironly object is to break up the Union party in this county because they could not rule it. They wanted office, and bécause they did not receive the nominations they will not stand. it. Every growl has emanated from the few defeated candidates who have united in this Let every Union man stand: aloof from these disorganizers. ‘They are in the interests of the enemy and are working for the defeat of the Union party. Rev. D. A. Dayoen, of this city, has accepted the invitation to deliver an Oration at North San Juan on the Fourth of July.— The citizens of that place are furtunate in securing so good and talented a gentleman as Mr. Dryden. We learn every preparation has been made for a‘grand time. Rev. P. L. Haynes, of North San Juan, will deliver the oration at Downieville. Rev. David Deul is to deliver an Oration at Colusa, °* INCREASING.—The Mongolian population of this county has had largé acquisitions during the past few days. Every stage brings an additional installment. The,, fellows look as though they had just arrived from the “Flowery Kingdom.” An agent usually meets them at the stage, and as‘soon as they are landed they strike for China' town, gabbling like a gang of turkeye. ACCIDENT.—We unedestand that A. Coe, who is at work upon a mill at Guadulupe, in Little York township, received a painful injury yesterday. A man working with him was driving a peg with a sledge, which flew off the helve, falling about eighty feet and striking Coe upon the back of the head. His head was badly cut but he was not dangerously injured. Tue BALt at Bean VaLLey.—We learn that the ball given by E. O. Tompkins, at Bear Valley, on Thursday night was a grand seccess. A large number were in attendance from Dutch Flat and Nevada. Everybody enjoyed the dance hugely and ‘lompkin’s place is spoken of as the pleasantest resort in the mountains. Tue Forrtu at Grass VALLEY.—The Committee of Arrangements at Grass Valley are busily engaged in making preparations for the celebration of the Fourth at that place. Everything is being done to ~ make it one of the largest gatherings and . most successful celebrations ever held in this county.” SICKNESS amoxG CHiLpREN.—At this time there is scarcely a family in this community whose children are not sick with a a kind of influenza, which has prevailed for a week or more. -There are also many cases of this unpleasant sickness among grown persons. . ‘ —_— Tae SuLTana Disasrer.—The military Court Martial appuiated to investigate this “matter has ascertuined that there were on the steamer at the time of the explosion 2,021 persons, of whom about 800 were saved. The Court, in its finding, makes no mention of torpedoes, but says: ‘The cause of the explosion, from the evidence, was by di ls YER Rh ers.” & or Transeript. , Raising THE Issve.—The “bolters,” . A Merchant needs only « Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, In order to be successful in business, and in order to obtain it he should act accordingly. 6 HAAS & CO. At their Old Stand On. OF COMMERCIA:, & PINE STREETS. customers and the public in general that they need not labor under ditticulties in procuring the best and finest’ Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse can be founda ce Cee ae ee —< “sTockK oF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at ‘PRICES SO LOW3 \ —THAT— NONE CAN. UNDERSELL US, yr Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises ev bidiatal in'the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ‘ Hats & Caps, Lutest Styles, Custom Made, Boots, Binkets, &c. We solicit an examination of our stock. A 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April 15th. ‘ NEW STORE!! AND NEW GOODS !! i] A. H. HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and tamilies of Nevada city and: the surrounding towns that they have opened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel.,, on Bread Street, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, : PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, &e, &c. Te which we invite the attention of all im want of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. {a order to sell,Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, June 4th, ‘FINE HAVANA CICARS ! L. PHILLIPS, Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS. o EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! a I have also received a fine stock of : Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. ~ Nevada, May Iéth. Ww OULD ‘THEREFORE pews thir ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. New PF :.siness. ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO’S ae € i RD TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &c.Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the “Kidd & Knox Block”’ And For Sale WHOLESALE am: RETAIL. =~ B® OUR UNION.OF STOCKS AND with our business futijuies both here an: in the San Francisco markets, we are evabled to

compete successfully with any. ouse out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to t he trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and ‘Small Profit, We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distauce from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! Hardware & Grocery Departments WINE CELLAR, Will constantly’ be found iy! bow . in their line, to which we seopent ‘fully invite lhe atteution and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & CO. are requested 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, April2nd, 1865. 10 17 5 Boe. Axe and Pick Helives, DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu mebriving. ab CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 FLASKS BUCENL TE, jast reevi GRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, tanud CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. GALES. FRESH CRANBER5 RIES, now m store and fur suie CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. BXS. Pale, Chemical & Castile 250 Soaps, fur sale by CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. 300 “Ae cus BODEGA EGA AND HUMand arriving. gy Ae ee =a _ CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. All Goods in the Grocery line Cheaper than ever, sad for sale by ' CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. one All persons indebted to the late firms of HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & . : For Sale by = E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. . G HEADQUARTERS.) o OF FASHIONABLE DRY GCOODS8! Low Prices have and always will Se Rule, ‘at A. GOLDSMITH’S, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. E has just returned from San Francisce and brought up one of the Finest and most Select Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to enumerate all the items as it would fill up this whole paper, but-he catls the attention of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent selection of DHESS GOODS; HOUSEKEEPING, FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Cace tus Hats, for Ladies and Children, and many vthers too numerous to mention. ‘CABPETS & OIL CLOTHS, He has the fullest and best assortment of 2e-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and anaes Brussels, &e., &c, The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth; ~ And a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING. It is needless to mention again that the prices of all his Gvuods are tv correspond with San Franoisco Ketail prices, but a is hereby kindly extended tv all and every one to call and exumiue the — and convince themselves. Laies of Nevada and vicinity. 1 am very thenk.ul for past patronage aud —— solicit the cont‘nnauce of thé same as l shail always endeavor to merit yuur confidence. Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received’ EV ERY 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. A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April Ist, GRAND BALL. A Grand Ball will be given at the yeneral invitation June Twenty-Ninth. Thie Bail is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. Managers. Nevada. Grass Valley. 1., Williamson; D. B. ‘Nye, RK: Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos wet John MeGuire, M 8. Deal J W. Davis. F, paar G. Hamilton, A H. Hanson, Aaron Hooyer, J. MeNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A. B Brady, J. A. Lancaster, Chas. C. Smith, W.H. Davidson, J. A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelten, . H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jetfery. C. C. Leavitt, J. Bazley, A. W. Lester, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore's Flat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, w.c. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith._ aay Hiayes, . + Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, E. P. Hotfield, ® A. Carter, Ed. Pratt, Charles ‘Marvin. P. 8. Murphy. Lake City. You Bet, H. Arnold, James Green, : George C. Powers. , Hravk Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. C. Grisolil, R. Skidmore, J. gy ar James Marriott, Wm MeNight. ‘ R. C. Black, John Hussey, M* Cembs, Floor Managers. Chas. McE! D. Belden, F. Clev A. Barton, Wm. H, Weeks, T. W. Bigourney, J. H. Helm. ~ G. BE, Withiagton. A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. The whole arrangement will be under the superin tendance of the Board of Trustees JOHN CASHIN, W, C. STILES, D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. AMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. extébded. ‘A general invitation is je? . G@REGORY & WAITE, NEVADA THEATRE, ’. Successors to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealera nb CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . LiQuoRS, &Crockery, Ginss Ware, &:. TE hereby announce to the public that we have purchased the stock cf I WEAVER & €o., And are prepared. te do business in our line oh the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, ies We can and will “Or sell out to somebody who can. es Shilling. a We don’t embark in the business of selling Grub with the idea of making a fortune ina year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command 4 share of public patronage. *“*NO BAD DEBTS.’’ Is our Motto. By living up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a quem customer's bill that we lose on a poor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and .comhouse in the city. Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. amg. for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, = For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tunks Quicksilver, For aale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of_ Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.° For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Keys, No. 1 Isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. ~_ 200 Boxes Candies, assorted, For sale by Gregory x Waite. Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. California Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & wa ITE. CROCKE RY, ‘A lot assbreedEvery variety ef GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, ' Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely on satisfactory terme. All Goods delivered at a reasonable die: tance FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & WAITE. Nevada, April 16th. oe » Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada . A nimble Sixpence is better than a slowplete assortment of Goods, equal to any -. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackHARDWARE, ‘or sale cheap by Gregory &Waite : having good Goods from our House and onee Pihianned Goons intense = lle ii eo ie