March 31, 1868 (4 pages)

se a . . $SURSDAS, MARCH 31, 1868. _Tne AGRicu.turaAL Wealrn oF THis Stare.—No State in the Union _¢an show as large a list of articlesthat <= germ nia, and in proportion to the population : engaged in _agricalture the _products “any other State in the Union: A writer to the Department of Agriculture makes "_gcarefal estimate of the number of per~ end gives 200,000 men, women and ~—-ehildren as this-result. This popuia-. tion produces over $75,000,000 in staple: articles according to the returns to the Surveyor General,-and these returns ——— imperfect. The State, has ev~ ery variety of soil arid climate and in ___._ every part of the State, from the moun' tain summit.to the ocean, the soil will yield abundantly of . some product.— which the heavier wines can be made, ‘and the mountains for an extent of ___. three~ hundred miles, running north from Mariposa county, will yield grapes from which wines, equal to the—best } "French Clarets can be made. In this industry alone Culifornia has a source of wealth which. should make her first among the agricultural States of .the and the manufacture of silk is another ; ? Gaaawively undeveloped source of wealth. Experiments have demonstrated that the silkworm thrives better ‘and produces more than anywhere else. Both these industries have been tried in Nevada county and great success has ‘been attained. The wines of this lo_ eality have been btought into market, and where care has been taken in their manufacture they are highly esteemed. There are thousands of acres in this county that can be obtained *at low rates, which would produce excellent _ grapes—and this land should ‘be’ plant-_ed. Many papers of the State are calling loudly for immigration, and they seem to hold that all we need is popu* lation: One fourth of the population . we now have are a curse to the State "and live upon the lebor of the remainder, Those who come to this State ee a TRAE EER AT rT _ without ambition except to get large. wages for little work. We do not need suche population. We want farmers who have small means, who are willing to plant and wait. One ship load of Western farmers would domore for the State than ten cargoes of those who come solely for the purpose of working ~~ Jation to plant and reap, and when we . get such, millions of money that now goes from our miners to enrich others will be returned to swell the riches of California. : Tue RAtLRoAD But.—In the Senate, on Saturday, the railroad bill was. * upagain. The amendment providing weight was reconsidered, and beaten. Pratt, of Sierra, then offered an amendment providing that no reduction of freight should be made, until the net . profit of the road is ten per cent. per annum on the money invested. This “was passed and the bill sent to the AsT aabiy. The Assembly refused to con_ our, and the bill went back to the Senate. It is hardly probabl® that any reduction will al made this session. Drep—iast nists, the State nalebac . ~. ture, after having lived to the full limit allowed by law, The people of the ‘State have reason to bless the man the shape of a constitutional amendlimiting the sessions of the Legalate to one hundred and_ twenty ag “eld i Jury at Richmond, has fou er indictment against Jeff. ot eee ioteced as Calif: put on a new line of steamers toe San} sons.engaged in-agricultural products . . ~The valleys will produce grapes from . . Union. The cultivation of the mulberry . fome generally without money, and . that freight should be charged by ; we supplied them with a “cut off” in et inillite ns ER 2 INDICTMENT.—The United . Nevada ete seine treason York lately Mayor Hoffman vetoed a» ‘Common Couneil ordinance providing . for the laying of the Nicolson pavement in Seventy-fourth street, from First to Madison avenues, his reason being that it wag too expensive and not ‘go durable as thé Russ pavement. Mercuants of Oregon threaten to ‘Francisco, Ten to twelve thousand }tonsof produce is. _dn-—-warehouses-at+ Portland; awaiting transportation, with . two or three hundred tons ativing daily by the Willamette river. y Sricy.—We notice by the. Union's report of the Senate proceedings, that our . Senators Belden and Roberts had a spicy debate as to the position of each other upon the reduction of fares and freights upon the railroad. _ Tue ScHoo. Binu.—The law levying District has been signed by Governor, Haight. DEFEATED.—The bill proposing to exempt mortgages from taxation was defeated in the Senate on Saturday. ‘Tue Oakland Zoening Transcript is soun to be issued: by HCoffins We‘welcome our namesake to ‘the field of journalism, and hope that it may always have its Coffin but never reach its grave. . — County Union Convention . 472° has elected delegates to the State Convention in favor of Grant. The delegates are J. B. Southard, W. G. Morris, C. Hartson and Dr. Stillwagon. . A NuMBER of female school teachers at Riverhead, L. Ihave been arraigned before the school committee and accused of smoking pipes in their respective school houses during school hours.’ In the House of Rebweaatien. the bill for the reduction of fares and freights on the several branches of the Pacific railroad has been referred to the Committee on railroads. Mr. Logan has introduced a bill which provides that an internal reve‘nue of 2 per cent,_per annum shall be paid on United States bonds from and after June 1, 1868. Ir is published that in New York City, the last year,115,000 persons either received charity: or were confined in prison. A CHINESE company have established a hardware manufactory in San phi They turn out excellent wor : . ARRIVALS AT .THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. March 29, 1868, Mrs Miller San Fra J°Ward Colfax R D Mooney Brook J Daily Kennebec h Miss Harrison Sacr J.J Edwards Gra V JR Wheeler Mary H V Rix Ro & Rea. A Cramer Scotts Fl W Barker do H Adsit Willow Va 8S Nichols do J C Leonard Selb F J Woods do H Campbell Woo rG Arborgast do CS Hale Smartsvi F Eaton San Juan J B Bledsoe Grass v W H Bird French ¢ J Whittier do J Marks& wSa J CM Hogan do 8 E Ingells Free ¢ J B Carmack Can c A Goodspeeed Hu nf JR Thomas-Colfax Mrs Wilder, Nevad ) WF Parkharst 8 J J S Holbrook do a D F Hawkes Timb E ¥ Bean do K B Harris New Y I T Saxby do J Buckman Stockto _ FOR crry ¥ MARSHAL. ous H, GRAY je ant announced, at the request of many friends, a candidate for the office of Ci.y Marshal, at the City "Election in next. Nevada, March Bist, 1868. R. FININGER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in _ FINE BRANDIES, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK K STORE—-No 76 BROAD STREET, A. See of every phase, ‘TuE-Nicoison.—In the city of New : {LESLIE, RAYNOR & SMITH’S a tax for school’ buildings in Nevada } gi . Ati o'clock. P. MIN FULL UNIFORM for — FoR OnE NIGHT ONLY! ' spioand EXTH#AORDINARY ti! iin for the Million! NOVELTY AHEAD: . the citizens: have effected an en TROUPE OF ST. Aand vicinity that the ment with the GKKAT PERFORMERS, > cA LIFORNI£ MINSTELS, Of the Temple of Music.San Francisco, where they have performed to large and delighted andietices for ON HUNDRED AND SIXTY Successive Nights under the mee 7, a of the very best and most select families of he pidce, and whose Grand,Fashionable and Vicesior Entertainments have received the decided indorse‘ment of the’ Palpit, the Public and the Press. . Rehnement, Wit and Humor! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! wenmeney Evening,..April 1. During the. season at this place. the Programme wiil be so arranged as to introduce each evening New Aets, Now Dances, Screaming Comicalities, most Ridicnions and Mirth provoking . © Vocalization,etc. etc., the whole forming the most gah eand attractive Programme of modern ADMISSION—Dress CIRCLE, .0-0+ {Notices from Sacramento Union. j Lesiiz, Raynow & Smiru’s MinsTRELs.—At the Metropoli eatre, this evening, Leslie, . Rayner baie eae troupe commencea brief epgagement. This comes weil recommended by the San Fraciece a ore, they having ery at the/Lemple o nsic in that city for 150 consecutive ni ss Their entertainments being of ‘what_may be called the “legitimate” order, will doubtl-ss be well attended. Tus MINSTRELS AT THE METROPOLITAN.— A fine house Leslie, Raynor & Smith’s troupe of Minstrels on their appearance at the Metropolitan last evening. Since the days of Billy Birch and Ben Cotton we have not seen an audience kept better pleased than was that last evening. “Leslie and Kaynor contribute — jokes and comicalities which: have the erit—# trifle rare in Minstrel companies nowa-days—of freshness, Several of the sungs and dances were worthy of and received encores, This evening an entire change of programme is advertised. METROPOLITAN ‘THEATRE.— ‘There was & large attendance at the: Metropolitan last evening to listen to the 0 Minetrels. The compaiy hot only produce old pieces in an ente a, nt introduce new — are received Teslle oh d' Raynor, in their act of the “Rhipalapoanas.” * Create a vast amount of amnsement, Wright dances a ig in excellent style ; and Leslie's stump s with local allusions, receives great applause. K Sona GOLD & SILVER MINING Y. Location of Works and Mine, Meaddw Lake Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, on the 28th day of March, 1868,an assessment of two dollars and fifty cents per share was levied on the Capital Stock of . said okt ai ie Raphae le m gree . in U. 8. Gold Coin, to 1, Secretary, at Cisco, Placer county, Cal, = stock upon which said assesement shall remain unpaid on the delitigneat and Felli be — advertised for sale at DB sngros auction, and unle oP gromeat shall oh made before, will De sold on Wednesday, on A. D. 1868 to pay y the delinquent power gether with the costs of advertising and svueueas of sule. M, RAPHAEL, Secretary. ‘Meadow Lake; March %sth. School District Notice, URSUANT to Section ofan Act a. tled **An Act to provide for a 8 to construct a Public School House Nevada School District, in the County of Nevada,’’ approved March 23d, 1863, a S Election cA Assessor and Cemnatee is hereby ordered to take _ at the H on 8 ATURDAY He FOURTH RIL, te polls to be o at _ o'clock, A. M. and closeat 6 P. M. D. B. Prin is hereb appointed Judge and N. W. taeet ve and James Monro Inspectors of said Elecon. The same person can fill both offices sessor and ‘Cotteetor ama the Act. dasa t a @ wath Trustees J. 1. CALDWELL, t wo ’ Nevada, March 31, 1868. For Assessor and Collector, . Beeman: H. syne 4 will be a sandidate tor AsCollector of ial School at the Election on Saturday honk 4th. big (Morus Alba.) And Garden: Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Attention~-Nevada Light Guard, ih YOU ARE HEREBY Or ORDERED “4 Saturday, April 4th, 1868, CBr mambo! expected to be present. Wedsoviay venting, Apel 16. . “THE Management Feepeetraly ¥ announce to} situations, Grand Musical Effects, . . . Sublime Choruses, in eonge, dances and . first day of May a.-». 1805, shali be deemed . . GENTLEMEN'S: h School House, in Neyada . . DAY OF . 1 Now zu Congress or Andy Johnson, ox ronscr . RECONSTRUCTION POLICY ee MYERS & COMPANY, -n ra CLOTHING TRADE, ae "ay WevederComntys fi (2 MEYERS & CO., 22 Come te this city with the : Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains; Z NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW PRICES! MYERS & CO. MYERS & CoO. NEW GOOoDs! county that they have _ ON THE— -Worner of Broad & Pine Sts, ~ NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING "Silk, Velvet & Cashinere Vests, : —ANnD— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. _& MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS PS Be said a very large and Complete . AssortBOYS’ CLOTHING . ‘Having purchased onr Goods for CASEI of . -the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICEs. ee WE HAVE A ee STOCK OFr FINE LINEN SHIRTS! . Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, . Boots, . Shoes, and TRUNKS; ee VALISES, — SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, ve i Bverything pertaining to a CLOTHING STORE. etelotaicetatr t(#7RUBBER 0008 a A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE a Having anchored ‘ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by DAL =: Carr, 0.8, ee Gn SALES oF Announes to the inhabitants of Nevada . JUST OPENED A MANIMOTE . . -. per cent Lower ‘than former rates. SPRING CLOTHING! “_apning § CLOTHING! he 2 a -“€AMPAIGN OPENED! jee ee CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOoDs, _ HATS, BooTs, SHOES. Ee, &e. a Corner of Viens aiid Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, ir Having established the fact that they ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their ee now’in the ‘sam with the a Largest and Sineat assortment —or— : Gentlemen's and Boy's =-AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State (eect We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 ¢ Se Attention! Al) yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can -_ them anywhere else, ___ = Our Spring and Summer Chothing, Fornishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the And superior to any hitherto imported. Suits! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as to style, quality and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! . Enough io cover every man’s head in the. county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. 2 SHIRTS & UNDERELOTHING On sleds unlimited supply of Fine . White Shirts, inciuding the ealobrated s Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handoy kerchiefs, Patent Gutta #ercha Cravats, Neck ‘Ties, C Suspenders, and Yankee of every de scription. __ancaaonann ! Who deal tp Glothing, both in this city and 2 County, we would say, call on us before going Ps ‘to San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates . than you can buy them at the Bay. . OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.23 And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making parchases at the — GREAT CLOTHING ahah iar te, a se: a:

se a . . $SURSDAS, MARCH 31, 1868. _Tne AGRicu.turaAL Wealrn oF THis Stare.—No State in the Union _¢an show as large a list of articlesthat <= germ nia, and in proportion to the population : engaged in _agricalture the _products “any other State in the Union: A writer to the Department of Agriculture makes "_gcarefal estimate of the number of per~ end gives 200,000 men, women and ~—-ehildren as this-result. This popuia-. tion produces over $75,000,000 in staple: articles according to the returns to the Surveyor General,-and these returns ——— imperfect. The State, has ev~ ery variety of soil arid climate and in ___._ every part of the State, from the moun' tain summit.to the ocean, the soil will yield abundantly of . some product.— which the heavier wines can be made, ‘and the mountains for an extent of ___. three~ hundred miles, running north from Mariposa county, will yield grapes from which wines, equal to the—best } "French Clarets can be made. In this industry alone Culifornia has a source of wealth which. should make her first among the agricultural States of .the and the manufacture of silk is another ; ? Gaaawively undeveloped source of wealth. Experiments have demonstrated that the silkworm thrives better ‘and produces more than anywhere else. Both these industries have been tried in Nevada county and great success has ‘been attained. The wines of this lo_ eality have been btought into market, and where care has been taken in their manufacture they are highly esteemed. There are thousands of acres in this county that can be obtained *at low rates, which would produce excellent _ grapes—and this land should ‘be’ plant-_ed. Many papers of the State are calling loudly for immigration, and they seem to hold that all we need is popu* lation: One fourth of the population . we now have are a curse to the State "and live upon the lebor of the remainder, Those who come to this State ee a TRAE EER AT rT _ without ambition except to get large. wages for little work. We do not need suche population. We want farmers who have small means, who are willing to plant and wait. One ship load of Western farmers would domore for the State than ten cargoes of those who come solely for the purpose of working ~~ Jation to plant and reap, and when we . get such, millions of money that now goes from our miners to enrich others will be returned to swell the riches of California. : Tue RAtLRoAD But.—In the Senate, on Saturday, the railroad bill was. * upagain. The amendment providing weight was reconsidered, and beaten. Pratt, of Sierra, then offered an amendment providing that no reduction of freight should be made, until the net . profit of the road is ten per cent. per annum on the money invested. This “was passed and the bill sent to the AsT aabiy. The Assembly refused to con_ our, and the bill went back to the Senate. It is hardly probabl® that any reduction will al made this session. Drep—iast nists, the State nalebac . ~. ture, after having lived to the full limit allowed by law, The people of the ‘State have reason to bless the man the shape of a constitutional amendlimiting the sessions of the Legalate to one hundred and_ twenty ag “eld i Jury at Richmond, has fou er indictment against Jeff. ot eee ioteced as Calif: put on a new line of steamers toe San} sons.engaged in-agricultural products . . ~The valleys will produce grapes from . . Union. The cultivation of the mulberry . fome generally without money, and . that freight should be charged by ; we supplied them with a “cut off” in et inillite ns ER 2 INDICTMENT.—The United . Nevada ete seine treason York lately Mayor Hoffman vetoed a» ‘Common Couneil ordinance providing . for the laying of the Nicolson pavement in Seventy-fourth street, from First to Madison avenues, his reason being that it wag too expensive and not ‘go durable as thé Russ pavement. Mercuants of Oregon threaten to ‘Francisco, Ten to twelve thousand }tonsof produce is. _dn-—-warehouses-at+ Portland; awaiting transportation, with . two or three hundred tons ativing daily by the Willamette river. y Sricy.—We notice by the. Union's report of the Senate proceedings, that our . Senators Belden and Roberts had a spicy debate as to the position of each other upon the reduction of fares and freights upon the railroad. _ Tue ScHoo. Binu.—The law levying District has been signed by Governor, Haight. DEFEATED.—The bill proposing to exempt mortgages from taxation was defeated in the Senate on Saturday. ‘Tue Oakland Zoening Transcript is soun to be issued: by HCoffins We‘welcome our namesake to ‘the field of journalism, and hope that it may always have its Coffin but never reach its grave. . — County Union Convention . 472° has elected delegates to the State Convention in favor of Grant. The delegates are J. B. Southard, W. G. Morris, C. Hartson and Dr. Stillwagon. . A NuMBER of female school teachers at Riverhead, L. Ihave been arraigned before the school committee and accused of smoking pipes in their respective school houses during school hours.’ In the House of Rebweaatien. the bill for the reduction of fares and freights on the several branches of the Pacific railroad has been referred to the Committee on railroads. Mr. Logan has introduced a bill which provides that an internal reve‘nue of 2 per cent,_per annum shall be paid on United States bonds from and after June 1, 1868. Ir is published that in New York City, the last year,115,000 persons either received charity: or were confined in prison. A CHINESE company have established a hardware manufactory in San phi They turn out excellent wor : . ARRIVALS AT .THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. March 29, 1868, Mrs Miller San Fra J°Ward Colfax R D Mooney Brook J Daily Kennebec h Miss Harrison Sacr J.J Edwards Gra V JR Wheeler Mary H V Rix Ro & Rea. A Cramer Scotts Fl W Barker do H Adsit Willow Va 8S Nichols do J C Leonard Selb F J Woods do H Campbell Woo rG Arborgast do CS Hale Smartsvi F Eaton San Juan J B Bledsoe Grass v W H Bird French ¢ J Whittier do J Marks& wSa J CM Hogan do 8 E Ingells Free ¢ J B Carmack Can c A Goodspeeed Hu nf JR Thomas-Colfax Mrs Wilder, Nevad ) WF Parkharst 8 J J S Holbrook do a D F Hawkes Timb E ¥ Bean do K B Harris New Y I T Saxby do J Buckman Stockto _ FOR crry ¥ MARSHAL. ous H, GRAY je ant announced, at the request of many friends, a candidate for the office of Ci.y Marshal, at the City "Election in next. Nevada, March Bist, 1868. R. FININGER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in _ FINE BRANDIES, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK K STORE—-No 76 BROAD STREET, A. See of every phase, ‘TuE-Nicoison.—In the city of New : {LESLIE, RAYNOR & SMITH’S a tax for school’ buildings in Nevada } gi . Ati o'clock. P. MIN FULL UNIFORM for — FoR OnE NIGHT ONLY! ' spioand EXTH#AORDINARY ti! iin for the Million! NOVELTY AHEAD: . the citizens: have effected an en TROUPE OF ST. Aand vicinity that the ment with the GKKAT PERFORMERS, > cA LIFORNI£ MINSTELS, Of the Temple of Music.San Francisco, where they have performed to large and delighted andietices for ON HUNDRED AND SIXTY Successive Nights under the mee 7, a of the very best and most select families of he pidce, and whose Grand,Fashionable and Vicesior Entertainments have received the decided indorse‘ment of the’ Palpit, the Public and the Press. . Rehnement, Wit and Humor! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! wenmeney Evening,...April 1. During the. season at this place. the Programme wiil be so arranged as to introduce each evening New Aets, Now Dances, Screaming Comicalities, most Ridicnions and Mirth provoking . © Vocalization,etc. etc., the whole forming the most gah eand attractive Programme of modern ADMISSION—Dress CIRCLE, .0-0+ {Notices from Sacramento Union. j Lesiiz, Raynow & Smiru’s MinsTRELs.—At the Metropoli eatre, this evening, Leslie, . Rayner baie eae troupe commencea brief epgagement. This comes weil recommended by the San Fraciece a ore, they having ery at the/Lemple o nsic in that city for 150 consecutive ni ss Their entertainments being of ‘what_may be called the “legitimate” order, will doubtl-ss be well attended. Tus MINSTRELS AT THE METROPOLITAN.— A fine house Leslie, Raynor & Smith’s troupe of Minstrels on their appearance at the

Metropolitan last evening. Since the days of Billy Birch and Ben Cotton we have not seen an audience kept better pleased than was that last evening. “Leslie and Kaynor contribute — jokes and comicalities which: have the erit—# trifle rare in Minstrel companies nowa-days—of freshness, Several of the sungs and dances were worthy of and received encores, This evening an entire change of programme is advertised. METROPOLITAN ‘THEATRE.— ‘There was & large attendance at the: Metropolitan last evening to listen to the 0 Minetrels. The compaiy hot only produce old pieces in an ente a, nt introduce new — are received Teslle oh d' Raynor, in their act of the “Rhipalapoanas.” * Create a vast amount of amnsement, Wright dances a ig in excellent style ; and Leslie's stump s with local allusions, receives great applause. K Sona GOLD & SILVER MINING Y. Location of Works and Mine, Meaddw Lake Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, on the 28th day of March, 1868,an assessment of two dollars and fifty cents per share was levied on the Capital Stock of . said okt ai ie Raphae le m gree . in U. 8. Gold Coin, to 1, Secretary, at Cisco, Placer county, Cal, = stock upon which said assesement shall remain unpaid on the delitigneat and Felli be — advertised for sale at DB sngros auction, and unle oP gromeat shall oh made before, will De sold on Wednesday, on A. D. 1868 to pay y the delinquent power gether with the costs of advertising and svueueas of sule. M, RAPHAEL, Secretary. ‘Meadow Lake; March %sth. School District Notice, URSUANT to Section ofan Act a. tled **An Act to provide for a 8 to construct a Public School House Nevada School District, in the County of Nevada,’’ approved March 23d, 1863, a S Election cA Assessor and Cemnatee is hereby ordered to take _ at the H on 8 ATURDAY He FOURTH RIL, te polls to be o at _ o'clock, A. M. and closeat 6 P. M. D. B. Prin is hereb appointed Judge and N. W. taeet ve and James Monro Inspectors of said Elecon. The same person can fill both offices sessor and ‘Cotteetor ama the Act. dasa t a @ wath Trustees J. 1. CALDWELL, t wo ’ Nevada, March 31, 1868. For Assessor and Collector, . Beeman: H. syne 4 will be a sandidate tor AsCollector of ial School at the Election on Saturday honk 4th. big (Morus Alba.) And Garden: Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Attention~-Nevada Light Guard, ih YOU ARE HEREBY Or ORDERED “4 Saturday, April 4th, 1868, CBr mambo! expected to be present. Wedsoviay venting, Apel 16. . “THE Management Feepeetraly ¥ announce to} situations, Grand Musical Effects, . . . Sublime Choruses, in eonge, dances and . first day of May a.-». 1805, shali be deemed . . GENTLEMEN'S: h School House, in Neyada . . DAY OF . 1 Now zu Congress or Andy Johnson, ox ronscr . RECONSTRUCTION POLICY ee MYERS & COMPANY, -n ra CLOTHING TRADE, ae "ay WevederComntys fi (2 MEYERS & CO., 22 Come te this city with the : Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains; Z NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW PRICES! MYERS & CO. MYERS & CoO. NEW GOOoDs! county that they have _ ON THE— -Worner of Broad & Pine Sts, ~ NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING "Silk, Velvet & Cashinere Vests, : —ANnD— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. _& MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS PS Be said a very large and Complete . AssortBOYS’ CLOTHING . ‘Having purchased onr Goods for CASEI of . -the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICEs. ee WE HAVE A ee STOCK OFr FINE LINEN SHIRTS! . Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, . Boots, . Shoes, and TRUNKS; ee VALISES, — SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, ve i Bverything pertaining to a CLOTHING STORE. etelotaicetatr t(#7RUBBER 0008 a A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE a Having anchored ‘ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by DAL =: Carr, 0.8, ee Gn SALES oF Announes to the inhabitants of Nevada . JUST OPENED A MANIMOTE . . -. per cent Lower ‘than former rates. SPRING CLOTHING! “_apning § CLOTHING! he 2 a -“€AMPAIGN OPENED! jee ee CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOoDs, _ HATS, BooTs, SHOES. Ee, &e. a Corner of Viens aiid Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, ir Having established the fact that they ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their ee now’in the ‘sam with the a Largest and Sineat assortment —or— : Gentlemen's and Boy's =-AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State (eect We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 ¢ Se Attention! Al) yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can -_ them anywhere else, ___ = Our Spring and Summer Chothing, Fornishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the And superior to any hitherto imported. Suits! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as to style, quality and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! . Enough io cover every man’s head in the. county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. 2 SHIRTS & UNDERELOTHING On sleds unlimited supply of Fine . White Shirts, inciuding the ealobrated s Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handoy kerchiefs, Patent Gutta #ercha Cravats, Neck ‘Ties, C Suspenders, and Yankee of every de scription. __ancaaonann ! Who deal tp Glothing, both in this city and 2 County, we would say, call on us before going Ps ‘to San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates . than you can buy them at the Bay. . OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.23 And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making parchases at the — GREAT CLOTHING ahah iar te, a se: a: