June 29, 1865 (4 pages)

sts. Neviidia. nd extensive is, Bits, Has ELLING — ‘ENT CHEAP. , IER HOUSE JUNTY? 799 cilities we pur Goods _ senable us it such low . PETITION bob . their patronage to be the LOW: as represented. BANNER, SERIES H, ple of Nevana ¢i Ta lnge and ad ‘ of iroceries, n 2 well lated 3 delivered of mercial Street. oad Company. G of the StockholPACIFIC RAILAIFORNIA will be any, in the city of (TH DAY. OF JUiR, Jr. Secretary. NCE. Express Line, tE’S FLAT; Sale. m this city to Lake apenas i Express route further particulars R, or at Crawford's mny3l Saloon. ets, Nevada City. AARLEY, mde that they have eve Saloon andare . their patrons, the nd Cigars.” of Billiards you can ve two of the best ; my3i anted. white spotted ox Ly cattle, above the . road. Heis ‘ocean “CO” on have him on ps a L PARTY. akes great pleasure r friends and all lovshe has com fer a Grand given at HALL, g, July 4th. DOLLARS. . pert tewnship for bis signature. He bad thamef any individual, be indignantly refe‘terested by contributing to aid the enter. This is @ splendid season to visit the lakes ~pear.the summit. Trvut is plenty and the ~ pecting. : ‘ . tug the State of Nevada bound fo: ’ heard, . Its tenes are more Nevada Daily Transcript. ResecTreo.—We understand that one of -the agents of the Low, Sears & Co. bolters presented their “People's Union Conventioa” wall to a promineut resident of Bridgewotked hard for the success of their ticket in the primaries and was expected to go with tthe bolters, but like an hoavrable sien, ome who thought more of the great Union party sed. He said he considered such a tequest an insult. He had made the fight in the primaries, was beaten, and intended to stand, by the regular ticket. There ate hundreds of the same kind of men ia this coanty, and the boltere will be rebuked by them. THe THEATEN.—Ou Luesday night the new theater was lighted with gas for the first time. We locked in and found the large building as bright as noon-day. There are ainety-six burners'in the building. The Nevada Quadrille Band met there for rehearsal. The hall is well-adapted to music and that produced by the band was excellent. The stage andhall-are-constructed } with:a-view to acoustics, and there isnot an easier place fur speaking or a place better adapted to music in the State. THe Batt Tu-Nicut — Let all attend the Theater Ball to-night. Those who do not dance will fiud comfortable seats in the gallery. The company desire to finish the building up immediately. It is a benefit to the town’ and every citizen should buy a ticket on that account. But in addition to this there will be a good supper and excellent music to-night. We hope to see the building crowded. Show that you are. inprise. 4 — THe STREETS.—We observe that the street planking in some parts of the town is rapidly going teruin. The nails have broken off or the foundation rotted, and whenever a team passes along the planks are racked in such a manner as must soon destroy them. A few nailsand a little work pow will save great expense after awhile: No SHow ror Democrats.—The soreheads are charging that no man who was not a Republican stood any chance of a nomination before the Union Convention. The ticket nominated by the Convention is made up of men whose antecedents are‘as follows: Democratic nine, Republican eight. This charge is made by the sore-headg in the hope of creating the impression that men former-. ly Democrats are proscribed by Union men. The figures above will give the lie to any such statement. PAYING.—The winers from all seetions of the county are bringing in their regular instalments of “dust.’”’ The mines everywhere are paying well and the new quartz ledges are greatly increasing the amount ef treasure. This county is in a most prosperous:condition with g prospect of better days in the future. ee For THe Muuntatns.—A party of gentlemen were to start from here this morning for an excursion of a week to the lakes. surrounding county presents the freshness of spring. The excursionists propose also to visit the new imines and “post some notices” before they return te this city. We wish them good luck both in fishing and prosWe. learn that hundreds of nen are leavhe new and rich digging: in the upper part of thie county. The fever has hardly got as here. If one-half is trae that is told of these mines, which have been traced for miles, they excel any quartz diggings ever discovered in this State.—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— On, For One Harry -Day of health ence more. Itcan be yours, no matter how long you have suffered, nor how broken down by hereditary, constitutional, secondary or mercurial disease. Il you are racked with painful nodes, sleepless, nervous, ulecred—no matter. _Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Iodine Alterative will cure you. Crane & Brigham, Agents. jun 23-lw a SR Our friend Mr. Wm. B. Bracbary m: kes, Pianos that are equal te the best in the) world. Wehave had one of them in our own house for several years, and for ‘richness and brilliancy of tone, itis eneh a Piano as is not excelled by any that we have ever riect now than when it was when new, which is a good deal more than can be sid of moat pianos that “EF ATTENTION . 2) A Merchant needs only a Good Repu‘obtain it he should wt @cverdingly. = ~~ <=> = At their Old Stand COR, OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. ©ULD THEREFORE. inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest Custom Made Clothing, fur at their Honse can be fuund a = = STOCE OF Spring and Summer-Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, — “Material and) Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, "Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &c. We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April] 15th. 2 NEW STORE !! AND NEW GOODS!! . A. H. HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that they have epened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Bullding, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Bread Street, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything im the way of CROCERIES, , PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, &e, &e. To which we invite the attention of all in want Of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and. avoid con benatiaig bad debte, we chal! sell strictly be = CASH. Nev une 4th. _ USIC. R. C. M, CH. citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he will N give a ; Instructions in Music the Piano, To those who may desire his Pianos Accordeons ins Repaired in the best manner Mr Chase also wishes to give notice com-nunicat 60 George W. Weieh, jel “GEM” SALOON. HASLETT & VAN ALSTEIN, © ‘Sandy’ and “Uncle Billy,” VE OPENED the ‘*Gem Saloon” on H* BROAD STREET, kal {doors below Crawford, Leavitt . If you want « “good square éviskt oe @ In ordet to be auocessful in BiSinems, and in order to . wishes to inform the } 3 _—— Pusimess. . ws . ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00'8. . For Sale by =) CARD. a * TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timbes, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &. &c. Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the “Kidd & Knox Biogk’? And For Sale WHOLESALE AND ' RETAIL. Bx OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here anu im the San francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with any house out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to t hé trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Mottwo* .Heavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Goods # reasonable distauce from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! ee —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AND— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their: line. to which we nape pring od invite atteation and inspection the Trade. _ TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & £O. are’ requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operafion, in front . of our BROAD STREET STORE, 8 TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd,. 1865. DOZ. Long Handled Shovels l 00 on hand ang arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 175 poz. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS QUICKSILVER, jast reevived and tur sale b ; : CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, ou hand aud ter sule Vi ; CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. GALLS. FRESH CRANBER500 RAES, vow in sture and tor sule by . . CRAWFORD,LEAVITT & CO. BxXSs. Pate, ¢ ae & Castile lg WFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 B = un eh ANS HUMF or sale by : VITT & CO. CRAWFORD, All Goods in the ¢ Cheaper than ever, sad line by i3 4 i 3 i 3 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & SEWING MACHINE OtL, fr ‘ 4 . DRESS GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, 4tus Ha E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. F HEADQUARTERS —OF— FASHIONABLE . DRY GOOD S&! Low Prices have and always will ‘Rule, at . A. GOLDSMITH’S, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts, H*® has just returned from San Franciece and brought up one of the ¢ SPRING & SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to enumerate all the itema as it would fill up this whole paper, but he calls the attention of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent: selection of ' FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! . Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Caee for Ladies and Children, and many others too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS, He basthe fullest and best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and English Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, And a full assortment of BUGS AND MATTING, It is less to mention again that the prices of all this Gvuods are to correspond with San Kranoisco Ketail prices, but a general invitation is hereby kindly extended to all and every one to calland examine the Goods and convince themselves. ; Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. 1 am very thankiul for past patronage and kindly eoli-it the cont‘nnance of the same as 1 shail always endeavor to merit yuur confidence. Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, 1 Don’t mistake the place, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April Ist, CRAND BALL. A Grand Bail wilt be given at the NEVADA THEATRE, June Twenty-Ninth. This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. Mianagers. “Nevada. — Grass Valley. I., Williamson, D. B. Nye, R. Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, John MeGuire, M 8. Deal, J W. Davis. F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton, A H. Hanson, Aaron Hooper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A, Lancaster, Chas. C, Smith, W.H. Davidson, J. A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelton, H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jeffery. C. ©. Leavitt, J. Baxley, A. W. Leater, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore’s Fiat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, W.C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A, Smith. ed Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan, Omega. Chas. Schardino, J, McCambridge, E. Ps Hottield, & A. Carter, i; Ed. Pratt, Charles Marvin. P. 8. Murphy. Lake City. You Bet. H. Arnold, » James Green, George C. Powers. Frank Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. C. Grisold, . ; R. Skidmore, J. hg James Marriott, Wim McNight. . RC, Black, 2 Red DogJohn Hussey, M. Cembs. Floor Managers. Chas, McElyy, D. Belden, F. Cleveland, oA. Barton, ~~ * . Wm. H, Weeks, T. W. Sigourney, J. H. Helm. G. E, Withington. A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. The whole arrangement‘wil] be ander the superia of the Board of Trustees : JOHN CASHIN, W, C. STILES, — D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. JAMES MONRO. «TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. GREGORY & WAITE, * Buccessere to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers n CROCERIES, — ss PROVISIONS, . GCroeckery, Glass Ware, &:. E hereby announce to the public that have purcheond the stock Ht : = (WEAVER & CO., And are prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy unlyFor Cash and have no Interest . _ We can and will . “Or sell out to somiebody who ¢an.”“Animble Sixpence is better than a Shilling.” We don’t embark in the basinesr of selling Grub. with the idea of making a fortune in a year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command a ehare 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 good customer's bill that we lose on a peor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED, slow We have now on hand 4 large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house_in-the city. dem Biasting Pewder, Fuce, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. : Rope, Hemp & Rubber Packamg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE, Tubs, Pails, Weed and Willow Ware, assorted, For.sale by Gregory & Waite, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, : For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Kegs NX ails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. ‘ PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. Listhmus 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 & Waite. Ground Feed, Bariey, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by . GREGORY & WAITE.: CROCKERY, A lot assorted For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. Every variety or GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Kept Constantly on hand, ~ Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and oa satisfactory terme. ; All Gooda delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & © WAITE. A genera) invitation is extended. ke Nevada, April 18th. Sellas Cheap as any House in Nevadaeee oe ee ee lems ee : eS —) 5s Ca Ra OO AES

sts. Neviidia. nd extensive is, Bits, Has ELLING — ‘ENT CHEAP. , IER HOUSE JUNTY? 799 cilities we pur Goods _ senable us it such low . PETITION bob . their patronage to be the LOW: as represented. BANNER, SERIES H, ple of Nevana ¢i Ta lnge and ad ‘ of iroceries, n 2 well lated 3 delivered of mercial Street. oad Company. G of the StockholPACIFIC RAILAIFORNIA will be any, in the city of (TH DAY. OF JUiR, Jr. Secretary. NCE. Express Line, tE’S FLAT; Sale. m this city to Lake apenas i Express route further particulars R, or at Crawford's mny3l Saloon. ets, Nevada City. AARLEY, mde that they have eve Saloon andare . their patrons, the nd Cigars.” of Billiards you can ve two of the best ; my3i anted. white spotted ox Ly cattle, above the . road. Heis ‘ocean “CO” on have him on ps a L PARTY. akes great pleasure r friends and all lovshe has com fer a Grand given at HALL, g, July 4th. DOLLARS. . pert tewnship for bis signature. He bad thamef any individual, be indignantly refe‘terested by contributing to aid the enter. This is @ splendid season to visit the lakes ~pear.the summit. Trvut is plenty and the ~ pecting. : ‘ . tug the State of Nevada bound fo: ’ heard, . Its tenes are more Nevada Daily Transcript. ResecTreo.—We understand that one of -the agents of the Low, Sears & Co. bolters presented their “People's Union Conventioa” wall to a promineut resident of Bridgewotked hard for the success of their ticket in the primaries and was expected to go with tthe bolters, but like an hoavrable sien, ome who thought more of the great Union party sed. He said he considered such a tequest an insult. He had made the fight in the primaries, was beaten, and intended to stand, by the regular ticket. There ate hundreds of the same kind of men ia this coanty, and the boltere will be rebuked by them. THe THEATEN.—Ou Luesday night the new theater was lighted with gas for the first time. We locked in and found the large building as bright as noon-day. There are ainety-six burners'in the building. The Nevada Quadrille Band met there for rehearsal. The hall is well-adapted to music and that produced by the band was excellent. The stage andhall-are-constructed } with:a-view to acoustics, and there isnot an easier place fur speaking or a place better adapted to music in the State. THe Batt Tu-Nicut — Let all attend the Theater Ball to-night. Those who do not dance will fiud comfortable seats in the gallery. The company desire to finish the building up immediately. It is a benefit to the town’ and every citizen should buy a ticket on that account. But in addition to this there will be a good supper and excellent music to-night. We hope to see the building crowded. Show that you are. inprise. 4 — THe STREETS.—We observe that the street planking in some parts of the town is rapidly going teruin. The nails have broken off or the foundation rotted, and whenever a team passes along the planks are racked in such a manner as must soon destroy them. A few nailsand a little work pow will save great expense after awhile: No SHow ror Democrats.—The soreheads are charging that no man who was not a Republican stood any chance of a nomination before the Union Convention. The ticket nominated by the Convention is made up of men whose antecedents are‘as follows: Democratic nine, Republican eight. This charge is made by the sore-headg in the hope of creating the impression that men former-. ly Democrats are proscribed by Union men. The figures above will give the lie to any such statement. PAYING.—The winers from all seetions of the county are bringing in their regular instalments of “dust.’”’ The mines everywhere are paying well and the new quartz ledges are greatly increasing the amount ef treasure. This county is in a most prosperous:condition with g prospect of better days in the future. ee For THe Muuntatns.—A party of gentlemen were to start from here this morning for an excursion of a week to the lakes. surrounding county presents the freshness of spring. The excursionists propose also to visit the new imines and “post some notices” before they return te this city. We wish them good luck both in fishing and prosWe. learn that hundreds of nen are leavhe new and rich digging: in the upper part of thie county. The fever has hardly got as here. If one-half is trae that is told of these mines, which have been traced for miles, they excel any quartz diggings ever discovered in this State.—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— On, For One Harry -Day of health ence more. Itcan be yours, no matter how long you have suffered, nor how broken down by hereditary, constitutional, secondary or mercurial disease. Il you are racked with painful nodes, sleepless, nervous, ulecred—no matter. _Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Iodine Alterative will cure you. Crane & Brigham, Agents. jun 23-lw a SR Our friend Mr. Wm. B. Bracbary m: kes, Pianos that are equal te the best in the) world. Wehave had one of them in our own house for several years, and for ‘richness and brilliancy of tone, itis eneh a Piano as is not excelled by any that we have ever riect now than when it was when new, which is a good deal more than can be sid of moat pianos that “EF ATTENTION . 2) A Merchant needs only a Good Repu‘obtain it he should wt @cverdingly. = ~~ <=> = At their Old Stand COR, OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. ©ULD THEREFORE. inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest Custom Made Clothing, fur at their Honse can be fuund a = = STOCE OF Spring and Summer-Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, — “Material and) Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, "Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &c. We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April] 15th. 2 NEW STORE !! AND NEW GOODS!! . A. H. HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that they have epened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Bullding, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Bread Street, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything im the way of CROCERIES, , PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, &e, &e. To which we invite the attention of all in want Of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and. avoid con benatiaig bad debte, we chal! sell strictly be = CASH. Nev une 4th. _ USIC. R. C. M, CH. citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he will N give a ; Instructions in Music the Piano, To those who may desire his Pianos Accordeons ins Repaired in the best manner Mr Chase also wishes to give notice com-nunicat 60 George W. Weieh, jel “GEM” SALOON. HASLETT & VAN ALSTEIN, © ‘Sandy’ and “Uncle Billy,” VE OPENED the ‘*Gem Saloon” on H* BROAD STREET, kal {doors below Crawford, Leavitt . If you want « “good square éviskt oe @ In ordet to be auocessful in BiSinems, and in order to . wishes to inform the } 3 _—— Pusimess. . ws . ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00'8. . For Sale by =) CARD. a * TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timbes, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &. &c. Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the “Kidd & Knox Biogk’? And For Sale WHOLESALE AND ' RETAIL. Bx OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here anu

im the San francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with any house out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to t hé trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Mottwo* .Heavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Goods # reasonable distauce from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! ee —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AND— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their: line. to which we nape pring od invite atteation and inspection the Trade. _ TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & £O. are’ requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operafion, in front . of our BROAD STREET STORE, 8 TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd,. 1865. DOZ. Long Handled Shovels l 00 on hand ang arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 175 poz. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS QUICKSILVER, jast reevived and tur sale b ; : CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, ou hand aud ter sule Vi ; CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. GALLS. FRESH CRANBER500 RAES, vow in sture and tor sule by . . CRAWFORD,LEAVITT & CO. BxXSs. Pate, ¢ ae & Castile lg WFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 B = un eh ANS HUMF or sale by : VITT & CO. CRAWFORD, All Goods in the ¢ Cheaper than ever, sad line by i3 4 i 3 i 3 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & SEWING MACHINE OtL, fr ‘ 4 . DRESS GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, 4tus Ha E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. F HEADQUARTERS —OF— FASHIONABLE . DRY GOOD S&! Low Prices have and always will ‘Rule, at . A. GOLDSMITH’S, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts, H*® has just returned from San Franciece and brought up one of the ¢ SPRING & SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibted in this city. It will be useless to enumerate all the itema as it would fill up this whole paper, but he calls the attention of the Ladies of Nevadaand vieinity to his Magnificent: selection of ' FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! . Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the clebrated Diana and Caee for Ladies and Children, and many others too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS, He basthe fullest and best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and English Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, And a full assortment of BUGS AND MATTING, It is less to mention again that the prices of all this Gvuods are to correspond with San Kranoisco Ketail prices, but a general invitation is hereby kindly extended to all and every one to calland examine the Goods and convince themselves. ; Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. 1 am very thankiul for past patronage and kindly eoli-it the cont‘nnance of the same as 1 shail always endeavor to merit yuur confidence. Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, 1 Don’t mistake the place, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April Ist, CRAND BALL. A Grand Bail wilt be given at the NEVADA THEATRE, June Twenty-Ninth. This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. Mianagers. “Nevada. — Grass Valley. I., Williamson, D. B. Nye, R. Gentry, F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, John MeGuire, M 8. Deal, J W. Davis. F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton, A H. Hanson, Aaron Hooper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A, Lancaster, Chas. C, Smith, W.H. Davidson, J. A. Farrel, Frank Fisher, J. P. Skelton, H. R. Smith, Jas. B. Jeffery. C. ©. Leavitt, J. Baxley, A. W. Leater, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore’s Fiat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, W.C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A, Smith. ed Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan, Omega. Chas. Schardino, J, McCambridge, E. Ps Hottield, & A. Carter, i; Ed. Pratt, Charles Marvin. P. 8. Murphy. Lake City. You Bet. H. Arnold, » James Green, George C. Powers. Frank Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield. C. Grisold, . ; R. Skidmore, J. hg James Marriott, Wim McNight. . RC, Black, 2 Red DogJohn Hussey, M. Cembs. Floor Managers. Chas, McElyy, D. Belden, F. Cleveland, oA. Barton, ~~ * . Wm. H, Weeks, T. W. Sigourney, J. H. Helm. G. E, Withington. A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. The whole arrangement‘wil] be ander the superia of the Board of Trustees : JOHN CASHIN, W, C. STILES, — D. 8. BAKER, CHAS. KENT. JAMES MONRO. «TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. GREGORY & WAITE, * Buccessere to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers n CROCERIES, — ss PROVISIONS, . GCroeckery, Glass Ware, &:. E hereby announce to the public that have purcheond the stock Ht : = (WEAVER & CO., And are prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy unlyFor Cash and have no Interest . _ We can and will . “Or sell out to somiebody who ¢an.”“Animble Sixpence is better than a Shilling.” We don’t embark in the basinesr of selling Grub. with the idea of making a fortune in a year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command a ehare 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 good customer's bill that we lose on a peor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED, slow We have now on hand 4 large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house_in-the city. dem Biasting Pewder, Fuce, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. : Rope, Hemp & Rubber Packamg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE, Tubs, Pails, Weed and Willow Ware, assorted, For.sale by Gregory & Waite, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, : For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Kegs NX ails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. ‘ PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. Listhmus 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 & Waite. Ground Feed, Bariey, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by . GREGORY & WAITE.: CROCKERY, A lot assorted For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. Every variety or GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Kept Constantly on hand, ~ Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and oa satisfactory terme. ; All Gooda delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & © WAITE. A genera) invitation is extended. ke Nevada, April 18th. Sellas Cheap as any House in Nevadaeee oe ee ee lems ee : eS —) 5s Ca Ra OO AES