March 30, 1866 (4 pages)

rR, levada ey Sof ve oy s? THING . f the most rade}: ITS 1} ' ; cription, ling the cap : Hats! ir ja Boy eal Gaiten, t for Wear! ODS, 1est Wool Um wers, al White ani , Ge WAITS ITE, 1ors, &. te BED !!! ITE. PADES, RB, 20PE, acking; the: best actress that-ever appeared before ‘and those who were present will add their Me 26th day of April next, by a grand proces. Sanda Daily, Bra bie NEVADA CITY. P . = = = = —_—_—— LOCAL AFFAIRS. . Tue: THEATRE.—We bees been so often geld by various companies which have come here’ to perform, that we take the more pleasure iu saying.a word of commendation for the present efficient Company. -It pos: geases the talent to render a piece as. it’ should be. It has the scenery to set off the play to advantage, for artists have been'sent here specially to paint and gild with a view that these plays may present a fine appearance. The necessary machinery for exhibiting tuese plays has been brought from San Francisco at considerable expense, and an audience _in Nevada city, Mrs. Sedley . Brown, supported by a first class Company. The manager, Mr. Chas. Tibbetts, hae left nothing undone to make their performances “worth seeing, and if our citizens will not support them, how ean they expect the best tuleut which Comes tu this State to visit our city. They have given two performances, the “Statue Bride” and the “Naiad Queen,” record as to the excellence of the Company. To-vight the “Bronze Herse” will -be given. Let the Theatre be kept well filled during their sliort stay, notwithstanding the inclement weather, and ized a: we appreee EW ree Pe , Lodge. No. 67, 1.0. O. F., held.on the eve ‘were elected representatives to the R. W. free. A REAR tse te CESS: amie aa ANOTHER DIscovery. ae. learn thot Mr. Sharp, the Giscoveter’ of the Union mine, which was sold tea New York ComA PER pte: pany, has struck another ledge which prom. . > ‘. ises to be a big thing. Itis situated a short distance this side of the Star Spangled Banner mine. The lode in the shaft is large, Averaging from fourteen inches to three ‘feet, and though down but. a few feet be low the surface, the rock looks splendid. DELEGATES.—At a meeting of San Juan wing of the 26th inst., the following P. G's. Grand Lodge for the ensuing year: George D. Dornin, J. B. Johnson, C. W. Dannale, James Stewart, J. E. Matteson, Wa. Abbey and O P Spooner. city the eclipse will begin at 627 P m.—will be totatat: 7.34. P-M.—end of total 9.13 P.M. —end of partial 10.19 p.m. The public are invited to witness the exhibition. Standing = Goop FRIpay.—Oiur eitizens are doubt~ . less aware that this is Good Friday, and per consequence Mose Korn may be expected with a supply of fresh fish at 8 o'clock this morning. His headquarters is in: front of Beckman & Carley’s s Salvon. THE WEATHER. — Yesterday was another nasty, dirty, disagréable day. It commencciate good meng WILLOW VALLEY contuins some very fine ledges. The Constitution and Franks lin are taking out plenty of good rock whieh will pay well; Asy amount of free gold cap be seen all through the quartz taken from these ledges. The Mammoth claim, on Deer Creek, just below the Federal Loan, has many tous of rock un the dump and are still taking out more. In their tunnel they have run eighteen feet into the ledge and, are not through it yet. Oh! no! there are no big ledges--around here, they are in Moatana. Over a hundred men are Dow prospecting in Willow Valley, confideat of success from: the. tests already made. Mr. Beaver, the agent for the San Francisco Co., ‘has. just started the new pump and hoisting works in that locality. To ATTORNEYS AND LITIGANTS.— R. H. Farquhar, County Clerk of this pre again VARIETY STORE, gives notice that on and after Monday next, he will perform no official duty whatever, for which the legal fees shall net have been paid in advance. We presume all county officials will go and do likewise, as the law‘ requires them to pay all moneys into the Treasury on the Ist of each month, and whether the officers get the money or not, they are required to pungle. As a matter of course, they will not give credit to anybody. So don’t go to the Court House tot have legal business done, unless you have the Coin in your puckets. a CELEBKATION—T'he San Juan_ Sie of Odd Fellows, will celebrate the FortySeventh Anniversary ot thé Order, on the sion of the brethren in full regalia, accompanied by the San Juan Brass Band. The Rev. J. W. Ross will deliver an oration, sid the whole will conclude with a grand ballin the evening. The San Juan Lodge is oue of the most prosperous ones in the county, the membership being as large as the Lodge here or at Grass Valley. It seems surprising that such should be the case, when we consider that our population is four or five times as large. ———— Geranp MATINEE.—The ladies, families nd children of this city aid. vicinity will have a Grand Matinee performance on Saturday afterneon, commencing at 2 o'clock. It willbe given by the Sedley Brown troupe now playing at the Theatre. This will be quite a novelty and a treat tor the little ones. There will be no pestpenement of the Matinee.on any account of rain or shine, hod those who make arrangements to at-~ tend will not be disappointed. * New Goops.—A. Goldsmith, under the RANSCRIPT office, has just received a large and most beautiful stock of Dry Goods. ‘The ladies are particularly’ invited to call and ee the pretty things. . Talk about styles— Goldsmith has every kiad—from the smallest figures to the American Eagle sur rounded by the stars and stripes. Ifyou don’t believe it, gu and see for yourselves. Ladies are specially invited. * Tue Injurious Errecrs of Alcoholic Stimulants overcome, and the blood purified by taking Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Todine are no particular signs of its Clearing up.— It is.very. heavy-on those who. are afflicted with the rheumatisin. _.<i THE EpIror ot this paper is still quite sick. He has net been able tu sit up for nearly ten days. WE acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the grand Ball, to be given by the Odd Fellows on the 26th of next month at North San Juan. ee GooD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! ey J. P. CILMAN, Has opened an In the old Post Office Building, cs adie VALLE ¥ .< Third Sen en. Clark & Vettes Grocery Store. M* stock consists in part of, a finetine of Dress Goods, _ ~Sheetings, Linens, ~~ Flannels, . } White & Grey California Blankets, Pee And a great variety of ~~ XANKEE NOTIONS! Also, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & ee Of. every style. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C., &C.y KC. N.B.—I call particular attention to my fine stock of Muslins, all widths, Hosiery, best quality and Hoop Skirts. All the abeve mentioned goods will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. CADUC’S LINE. or FAST-SAILING VESSELS —TO=— SACRAMENTO. OFFICES ; Washington st. wharf, San Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE One Dollar and Fifty ets.:per ton. Sacramento, March 27th. Kerosene. Lard @Qiil, , Sperm, etc. For sale byGREGORY & WAITE. Alterative. Crane'& Brigham; Agente: ” STOVES, TINWARE., . . Lunar Ec uipse. —This evening there} . will be.a total eclipse of the moon. In-this+-. ed raining early in the morning and there . {@uass AND STONE } sR: etl taal aad ANNE HARDWARE, —AND— CROCKERY WARE. CEO. E. TURNER, W over Fespectfully inform the people of this city and the surrounding towns that he has re-cently received a large and fine lot of ———— CEO. E. TURNER A Lso gives notice that he keeps on hand a large . and well selected stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, . ____ FINE CHINA SETS, ‘WOOD & WILLOW WARE, KC.g Coy Ke ores ‘ Any Articles in my line will be sold as CHEAP, if not CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place in this county. 2 Call and see for yourself. Job Work done to.order in a workmanlike manner at low rates. Geo. E. Turner,— Nos. 55 & 57. Pine went Nevada, Mareh 13th. pee ; _@ROCKERY 1 nee A lot-assorted e-* sale oy GREGORY & WAITE. GARDEN SEEDS FOR_SALE BY E, F. SPENCE. Nevada, March 17th. ‘A Card from the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company. peared under the head of :‘Beware of Greenbacks,”’ a fabrication of contemptible, dirty lies against the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company, over the signature of Julius Dreyfuss. He savs that he cemmenced a suit against the Theatre Company before Justice Palmer and that the Trustees paid him in Greenbacks In reply to the above, Julius Dreyfuss never commenced suit against the Theatre Company in Justice Palmer’s or any other Court— neither did the Theatre Compariy or its: Trustees ever pay him in Greenbacks—neither do the Theatre Company owe him anything. THE TRUSTEES, m23 Of the Nevada Theatre Company. Through respect for Julius Dreyfussand his Greenback grievance, we will help him to more fully explain the case. J. Dreyfuss sold a Bill of $1900 against the Theatre Company to a man by the name of Staley. Now it appears, Staley, the naughty fellow. has paid the unsuspect. ing Juliusin Greenbacks. Surely, no intelligent citizen would blame us for a mcan action committed by others. THE TRUSTEES, m25 Nevada Theatre Company.Miners’ and Greenhorn Ledges. ' Atecesment Notice. TING of the stockholders of the Miners oo Greenhorn Ledges, situated in Meadow ke District, was held in Nevada city, March 20th, and an assessmentof Five Cents per foot was levied, ee re Ts Fae AND AFTER THIS, FIRST § I SHALL OFFER' FOR SALE toves, t Tinware, AT COST! . Hardware Hose Pipe, ?PFOR CASH, Couplings, My Entire Stock of Nozzles, . “Lead Pipe, GLASSWARE, es FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, SILVER WARE, Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolte} CROCKERY, Rope, Belting, Packing, CHINA, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, CUTLERY, And in fact everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. — &e, &c. — . Opportunity ever before presented in this ‘City for pur4 nection with it._ . PAINTING! In the Nevada Gazette of March 22nd, there ap{ME RPK ares ‘NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE ly DAY OF MARCH, 1366, As Ihave concluded to close out my Business in the above mentioned articles as speedily as possible. Hotels, Restaurants, Dealers in Crockery, and private Families will findthis MONROE DOCTRINE ! —FoR— AMERICA? FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! omen All who endorse the above are solicited to make their HEADQUARTERS . AT_THE_ ’ STORE ROOMS —or— Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Where thev will ana ‘at all umes A ‘FULL AND COMPLETE, chasing Crockery and Wares generally kept in con_ Everything I have in store will be. offered-at Cost! The public is invited to call and éxamine my Stock and the Lore CLOSING OUT PurcEs t A. G. PIER, Broad Strect, Nevada. . Nevada; March Yet, PAINTING! P. L. BYAN, L { AS OPENED A SHOP opposite Wells, Fargo’ &Co’s Express Utfice, 2 ON MAIN STREET ae g He is.prepared, as beretore, to do all kinds ef HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE —AND— OBNAMENTAL PAINTING, On short notice and in a style that cannet be excelled in this State. feb27 Champion Restaurant, Commercial Street, Adjoining ‘‘Charley’s’’? Saloon, nearly opposite W. C, Randolyh’s Jewelry Store. will be opened on Saturday, March 10th, 1866. BLACK FORD would iaform the people J e of Nevada city that he can always be found at the above place where he intends tu keep ev —* in the edible line, of the best the market affo: Meals can be had at all hours. Lodging—Persons desiring Lodging can be accommoduted. Prices reasonable—Give me a call, J. BLACKFORD, Prop’r. Nevada, March $th. : DEMIZJOHNS, ‘A Fine Lot. Yor sale by GREGORY & WAITE. SOCIAL PARTY. dh MRS, P. ADDAMS, dh Would respectfully inform her friends and the public that she will give ~ A SOCIAL PARTY, AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, od A good supper wiil be gotten up for the occasion and the best or neusle has been secured. A General invitation is extended _ Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, Por sale by On Monday Evening, April 2nd. STOCK OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, _ IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, _ Mining and Farming Tools, ~ Srocenits & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Ete. = We return thanks te our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope te retain and increase e by a fair and honorable course of Our Prices are mnie at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging over our *'Time” limit, will invariably be charged with interest as upon money leaned. All who f ver eur business terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or @ontinue their patronage. a ‘All errors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ARE AGENTS FOR , Almaden ~ Quicksilver . COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, Sia Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, All indebted to Gur Firm on the last years’ business are requested te settle their accounts at once. Es Goeds delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. Nevada Feb. 1ém. payable on or ue ae AL Ape, 106 fe Srey ao ner ee MARTIN, GREGORY & WAITE. . Crawford, Leavitt & Co

rR, levada ey Sof ve oy s? THING . f the most rade}: ITS 1} ' ; cription, ling the cap : Hats! ir ja Boy eal Gaiten, t for Wear! ODS, 1est Wool Um wers, al White ani , Ge WAITS ITE, 1ors, &. te BED !!! ITE. PADES, RB, 20PE, acking; the: best actress that-ever appeared before ‘and those who were present will add their Me 26th day of April next, by a grand proces. Sanda Daily, Bra bie NEVADA CITY. P . = = = = —_—_—— LOCAL AFFAIRS. . Tue: THEATRE.—We bees been so often geld by various companies which have come here’ to perform, that we take the more pleasure iu saying.a word of commendation for the present efficient Company. -It pos: geases the talent to render a piece as. it’ should be. It has the scenery to set off the play to advantage, for artists have been'sent here specially to paint and gild with a view that these plays may present a fine appearance. The necessary machinery for exhibiting tuese plays has been brought from San Francisco at considerable expense, and an audience _in Nevada city, Mrs. Sedley . Brown, supported by a first class Company. The manager, Mr. Chas. Tibbetts, hae left nothing undone to make their performances “worth seeing, and if our citizens will not support them, how ean they expect the best tuleut which Comes tu this State to visit our city. They have given two performances, the “Statue Bride” and the “Naiad Queen,” record as to the excellence of the Company. To-vight the “Bronze Herse” will -be given. Let the Theatre be kept well filled during their sliort stay, notwithstanding the inclement weather, and ized a: we appreee EW ree Pe , Lodge. No. 67, 1.0. O. F., held.on the eve ‘were elected representatives to the R. W. free. A REAR tse te CESS: amie aa ANOTHER DIscovery. ae. learn thot Mr. Sharp, the Giscoveter’ of the Union mine, which was sold tea New York ComA PER pte: pany, has struck another ledge which prom. . > ‘. ises to be a big thing. Itis situated a short distance this side of the Star Spangled Banner mine. The lode in the shaft is large, Averaging from fourteen inches to three ‘feet, and though down but. a few feet be low the surface, the rock looks splendid. DELEGATES.—At a meeting of San Juan wing of the 26th inst., the following P. G's. Grand Lodge for the ensuing year: George D. Dornin, J. B. Johnson, C. W. Dannale, James Stewart, J. E. Matteson, Wa. Abbey and O P Spooner.. city the eclipse will begin at 627 P m.—will be totatat: 7.34. P-M.—end of total 9.13 P.M. —end of partial 10.19 p.m. The public are invited to witness the exhibition. Standing = Goop FRIpay.—Oiur eitizens are doubt~ . less aware that this is Good Friday, and per consequence Mose Korn may be expected with a supply of fresh fish at 8 o'clock this morning. His headquarters is in: front of Beckman & Carley’s s Salvon. THE WEATHER. — Yesterday was another nasty, dirty, disagréable day. It commencciate good meng WILLOW VALLEY contuins some very fine ledges. The Constitution and Franks lin are taking out plenty of good rock whieh will pay well; Asy amount of free gold cap be seen all through the quartz taken from these ledges. The Mammoth claim, on Deer Creek, just below the Federal Loan, has many tous of rock un the dump and are still taking out more. In their tunnel they have run eighteen feet into the ledge and, are not through it yet. Oh! no! there are no big ledges--around here, they are in Moatana. Over a hundred men are Dow prospecting in Willow Valley, confideat of success from: the. tests already made. Mr. Beaver, the agent for the San Francisco Co., ‘has. just started the new pump and hoisting works in that locality. To ATTORNEYS AND LITIGANTS.— R. H. Farquhar, County Clerk of this pre again VARIETY STORE, gives notice that on and after Monday next, he will perform no official duty whatever, for which the legal fees shall net have been paid in advance. We presume all county officials will go and do likewise, as the law‘ requires them to pay all moneys into the Treasury on the Ist of each month, and whether the officers get the money or not, they are required to pungle. As a matter of course, they will not give credit to anybody. So don’t go to the Court House tot have legal business done, unless you have the Coin in your puckets. a CELEBKATION—T'he San Juan_ Sie of Odd Fellows, will celebrate the FortySeventh Anniversary ot thé Order, on the sion of the brethren in full regalia, accompanied by the San Juan Brass Band. The Rev. J. W. Ross will deliver an oration, sid the whole will conclude with a grand ballin the evening. The San Juan Lodge is oue of the most prosperous ones in the county, the membership being as large as the Lodge here or at Grass Valley. It seems surprising that such should be the case, when we consider that our population is four or five times as large. ———— Geranp MATINEE.—The ladies, families nd children of this city aid. vicinity will have a Grand Matinee performance on Saturday afterneon, commencing at 2 o'clock. It willbe given by the Sedley Brown troupe now playing at the Theatre. This will be quite a novelty and a treat tor the little ones. There will be no pestpenement of the Matinee.on any account of rain or shine, hod those who make arrangements to at-~ tend will not be disappointed. * New Goops.—A. Goldsmith, under the RANSCRIPT office, has just received a large and most beautiful stock of Dry Goods. ‘The ladies are particularly’ invited to call and ee the pretty things. . Talk about styles— Goldsmith has every kiad—from the smallest figures to the American Eagle sur rounded by the stars and stripes. Ifyou don’t believe it, gu and see for yourselves. Ladies are specially invited. * Tue Injurious Errecrs of Alcoholic Stimulants overcome, and the blood purified by taking Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Todine are no particular signs of its Clearing up.— It is.very. heavy-on those who. are afflicted with the rheumatisin. _.<i THE EpIror ot this paper is still quite sick. He has net been able tu sit up for nearly ten days. WE acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the grand Ball, to be given by the Odd Fellows on the 26th of next month at North San Juan. ee GooD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! ey J. P. CILMAN, Has opened an In the old Post Office Building, cs adie VALLE ¥ .< Third Sen en. Clark & Vettes Grocery Store. M* stock consists in part of, a finetine of Dress Goods, _ ~Sheetings, Linens, ~~ Flannels, . } White & Grey California Blankets, Pee And a great variety of ~~ XANKEE NOTIONS! Also, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & ee Of. every style. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C., &C.y KC. N.B.—I call particular attention to my fine stock of Muslins, all widths, Hosiery, best quality and Hoop Skirts. All the abeve mentioned goods will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. CADUC’S LINE. or FAST-SAILING VESSELS —TO=— SACRAMENTO. OFFICES ; Washington st. wharf, San Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE One Dollar and Fifty ets.:per ton.

Sacramento, March 27th. Kerosene. Lard @Qiil, , Sperm, etc. For sale byGREGORY & WAITE. Alterative. Crane'& Brigham; Agente: ” STOVES, TINWARE., . . Lunar Ec uipse. —This evening there} . will be.a total eclipse of the moon. In-this+-. ed raining early in the morning and there . {@uass AND STONE } sR: etl taal aad ANNE HARDWARE, —AND— CROCKERY WARE. CEO. E. TURNER, W over Fespectfully inform the people of this city and the surrounding towns that he has re-cently received a large and fine lot of ———— CEO. E. TURNER A Lso gives notice that he keeps on hand a large . and well selected stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, . ____ FINE CHINA SETS, ‘WOOD & WILLOW WARE, KC.g Coy Ke ores ‘ Any Articles in my line will be sold as CHEAP, if not CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place in this county. 2 Call and see for yourself. Job Work done to.order in a workmanlike manner at low rates. Geo. E. Turner,— Nos. 55 & 57. Pine went Nevada, Mareh 13th. pee ; _@ROCKERY 1 nee A lot-assorted e-* sale oy GREGORY & WAITE. GARDEN SEEDS FOR_SALE BY E, F. SPENCE. Nevada, March 17th. ‘A Card from the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company. peared under the head of :‘Beware of Greenbacks,”’ a fabrication of contemptible, dirty lies against the Trustees of the Nevada Theatre Company, over the signature of Julius Dreyfuss. He savs that he cemmenced a suit against the Theatre Company before Justice Palmer and that the Trustees paid him in Greenbacks In reply to the above, Julius Dreyfuss never commenced suit against the Theatre Company in Justice Palmer’s or any other Court— neither did the Theatre Compariy or its: Trustees ever pay him in Greenbacks—neither do the Theatre Company owe him anything. THE TRUSTEES, m23 Of the Nevada Theatre Company. Through respect for Julius Dreyfussand his Greenback grievance, we will help him to more fully explain the case. J. Dreyfuss sold a Bill of $1900 against the Theatre Company to a man by the name of Staley. Now it appears, Staley, the naughty fellow. has paid the unsuspect. ing Juliusin Greenbacks. Surely, no intelligent citizen would blame us for a mcan action committed by others. THE TRUSTEES, m25 Nevada Theatre Company.Miners’ and Greenhorn Ledges. ' Atecesment Notice. TING of the stockholders of the Miners oo Greenhorn Ledges, situated in Meadow ke District, was held in Nevada city, March 20th, and an assessmentof Five Cents per foot was levied, ee re Ts Fae AND AFTER THIS, FIRST § I SHALL OFFER' FOR SALE toves, t Tinware, AT COST! . Hardware Hose Pipe, ?PFOR CASH, Couplings, My Entire Stock of Nozzles, . “Lead Pipe, GLASSWARE, es FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, SILVER WARE, Iron, Steel, Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolte} CROCKERY, Rope, Belting, Packing, CHINA, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, CUTLERY, And in fact everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. — &e, &c. — . Opportunity ever before presented in this ‘City for pur4 nection with it._ . PAINTING! In the Nevada Gazette of March 22nd, there ap{ME RPK ares ‘NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE ly DAY OF MARCH, 1366, As Ihave concluded to close out my Business in the above mentioned articles as speedily as possible. Hotels, Restaurants, Dealers in Crockery, and private Families will findthis MONROE DOCTRINE ! —FoR— AMERICA? FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! omen All who endorse the above are solicited to make their HEADQUARTERS . AT_THE_ ’ STORE ROOMS —or— Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Where thev will ana ‘at all umes A ‘FULL AND COMPLETE, chasing Crockery and Wares generally kept in con_ Everything I have in store will be. offered-at Cost! The public is invited to call and éxamine my Stock and the Lore CLOSING OUT PurcEs t A. G. PIER, Broad Strect, Nevada. . Nevada; March Yet, PAINTING! P. L. BYAN, L { AS OPENED A SHOP opposite Wells, Fargo’ &Co’s Express Utfice, 2 ON MAIN STREET ae g He is.prepared, as beretore, to do all kinds ef HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE —AND— OBNAMENTAL PAINTING, On short notice and in a style that cannet be excelled in this State. feb27 Champion Restaurant, Commercial Street, Adjoining ‘‘Charley’s’’? Saloon, nearly opposite W. C, Randolyh’s Jewelry Store. will be opened on Saturday, March 10th, 1866. BLACK FORD would iaform the people J e of Nevada city that he can always be found at the above place where he intends tu keep ev —* in the edible line, of the best the market affo: Meals can be had at all hours. Lodging—Persons desiring Lodging can be accommoduted. Prices reasonable—Give me a call, J. BLACKFORD, Prop’r. Nevada, March $th. : DEMIZJOHNS, ‘A Fine Lot. Yor sale by GREGORY & WAITE. SOCIAL PARTY. dh MRS, P. ADDAMS, dh Would respectfully inform her friends and the public that she will give ~ A SOCIAL PARTY, AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, od A good supper wiil be gotten up for the occasion and the best or neusle has been secured. A General invitation is extended _ Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, Por sale by On Monday Evening, April 2nd. STOCK OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, _ IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, _ Mining and Farming Tools, ~ Srocenits & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Etc. Ete. = We return thanks te our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope te retain and increase e by a fair and honorable course of Our Prices are mnie at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging over our *'Time” limit, will invariably be charged with interest as upon money leaned. All who f ver eur business terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or @ontinue their patronage. a ‘All errors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ARE AGENTS FOR , Almaden ~ Quicksilver . COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, Sia Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT, All indebted to Gur Firm on the last years’ business are requested te settle their accounts at once. Es Goeds delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. Nevada Feb. 1ém. payable on or ue ae AL Ape, 106 fe Srey ao ner ee MARTIN, GREGORY & WAITE. . Crawford, Leavitt & Co