May 19, 1868 (4 pages)

Be Baily Granserys \ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ~ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, A SEVERE FaLu.—Frank, a son of William Turnham, aged about seven years, had a serious fall yesterday ‘morning. On the way to school he stopped at the residence of Mr. Butehinson to wait for the children of the] * latter, and took a seat,on the porch, He was taken ‘with a fit and fell from’ the porch a distance of ten or twelve feet to the ground striking upon a rock. He received several severe bruises and a cut upen-the forehead ; but his injuries aré not of a serious character. . THe Pic-Nic.—The picnic of the Congregational and Methodist Sunday ' Schools.will take place, weather per. mitting, on Saturday next. The pupils of the Sunday Schools. will meet. at their respective Churches at 8 o’¢lock A. M., when wagons will be on hand in readiness to carry the children to the: ' ground. ‘Those who lave baskets are} requested to have them marked with the name, and also to have them on hand in good season. The pic-nic will Be held.on the ground at the head 4 . Peck’s ravine. As the two schools have coneluded to nnite, no doubt the pic-nic will be very largely attenged by friends of both schools. OF RosEDALE.—The Theatre was crowded_on ree to witness the. performatiee of Rosedale by Barrett ‘and the Maguire troupe. The audience was ABlighted. The receipts at the door] were over $400. The manner in which our people turned out on this occasion, demonstrates that a first-class troupe can always draw in Nevada. CavuGut.—Yesterday afternoon Under Sheriff Potter arrested George Carr, ' onacharge of stealing a gold watch ~ from Johi Garvey of Quaker Hill. The . watch was taken ou Sunday night, and pawned to Bowen for $35 yesterday. Carr had been down to Grass Valley. to “splurge” on the money, and: Potter caught liim on the stage coming back. He will bé examined to-day. Business CHANGE.—W. H. H. Coff. 44 man has bought the National Cigar Store of Alex. Zekind, and will continue to keep the place supplied with the best cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, pipes, &c. Coffman has many friends and he is bound to do well. County Court, May 18th.—The People vs. Hastings. Affidavit filed and motion made for continuance. Motion overruled and exception taken. Latta vs. Marker. Dismissed by stipulation of parties. McCullough vs. Star Mining Company. Triéd and submitted. Court adjourned to Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. A Heavy Svrr.—William Maltman of this city has brought suit against the Coalite Gold and Silver Mining Co., in San Francisco, to recover $70,000 for services as Superintendent’ of the Company’s mine in Mexico. Mr. Maltman‘was int Mexico sometime as. Superintendent of the Company. Biug. Leap Mrxine Co—Jones & , Co. have located “2,000 feet of ground on the northerly side of Sherman’s -ravine, Gtass Valley township. The ground is halfa mile east of the Ione mill, and is to be worked for the blue cmment which it contains. NaTURALIZED.—Peter Pereell and Daniel O’Rouke, natives of Ireland, were yesterday naturalized in the County Court. Witnesses, R. B. Patten and Thos. Cloak, Eveenz Tucker, formerly of this city, recently tried in San Francisco for MARE HAE Comvicied of manslaughter, . State Piisod. THE Appeal says ‘the squelching of ¢ Pebacbe: sc to Marysville settles the Nevada freight question. How . that event is going to effect the freights_ when our merchants all ship by steam-_ . Pree Social ch fh DowNFALL IN. Purcxs--8,, Haas « Co., corner of Pine and’ Con . atrecte, “have determined to~ ‘denbeniilk any clothing store in’ Nevada city or county, They are markifig and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city, They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $750 . —for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefs; and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * CIANT POWDER ! shyla im Je atoasenlyprngy Nevada County, with perfect success, can be obtained in.any q ridges oc im All orders promptly filled by addressing, BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. » San Francises. San Franciseo, May 1et—tf ae eee ‘@ KEEP COOL 1.4) s — ge ; ICED SODA WATER} DELICIOUS SYRUPS! —sT— JULIUS DREYFUSS’, v. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. . Nevada, May 9th, 1868, “SLA ZE’S SaLoon!Cerner or Fine & Commercial Sts, oe early YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK ug GO TO BLAZE’S. LUMBER. LUMBER. ' ALWAYS ON HAND! —AT THE— ta BLUE TENT T SAW MILL. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUM) For Sale at Market Rates. G2” Orders left at BAKER & MARTIN'S Store on Broad Street wall be pro: ee a G. A. COOPEK, Propr Nevads, Ma FIRST PARTY —BY THE— At the Temperance Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28th. Floor Managers. o*2 Philips. A. I. Zekind. Goldsmith. J. Goedje. TICKETS §2 50. O'clock. Invitations as be shown at the door. Nevada senevolent Society. No Library is Complete without it. The most instructive terestimg Book ever ive and inter America, Mae first pov gy omly wo kina” pat of the ‘Soen LIVES AND aw ang OF THE. PRESIDENTS. Full-figure Portraits of ALL the Presidents, Making the most record of "ifne sate is Very great SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. CHAS, FISHER, ¥ OFFI. er, woth Adil, sleet the Navigation _ Co, tale the prices, T= Celebrated Powder which is being us. @uee2, RM Te re ‘Wr Dancing from 0 to1y henoeh valaitle. Complete Volume, dalshes inthe beat styivof the BOOK” ) i rh oe xm ru SON: a8 —FOR THE— BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, OF THE— METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, —AT THE— NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 21st, 1868, y ae Exercises will cou cuousist of beclamations, Ee winiogues tind Ho sonEe? A Chorusses, : eg Aste. op mee Tickets may beo ied of thie puplin af tie. eoimdle OF 84 the . x un the Kveumg of. the Exhibition. oie ae Mill Owners Take Notice. —_ 7] Improved Quartz Mill Screeas! At half the Mstablished Rates! 1 CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or luur wizes filher than any ever pauchpjeu. They have greater than ine vid s.yle punched screen and for a os Ae chueapmess or gurability are vu Mil Uwuers these screens will save . . Two iiuudred Per Veut. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited, "Tam alzo prepared to furnish punched Screens vf all arizZ, Higur and iice Mile ut Fenty tbeaneed Meta Sau fraucisco Pioneer dcreen Works, JUN W. QUICK, Manutacturer, Removal to Vulcan isun Works, fremunt St. bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco, apll GREATEST Dinette ure are now offered to ener ot all Kinds ut ULy THING, fs) URNISMING GUODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRECES at HAAS & CU.'S Store are causing great EXCITEMENT Inthe market. The buyers are making a grand rush er. That estab.«"yacui and the Miners are baying . splendid Rubber /.othing and Boota, warranted to keep out the waver of : ? DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, + ee rs A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8S, HAAS & CU., OF . The LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING. .We have a full stock and people can re: ly upon getuing SUITS that will sult them lower than ever before offered in these DICCINGS. Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant room bas been fitted up where we cep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES, Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest { prices of S. HAAS & CO. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STs. Nevada City. Nevada, March 12th. 4 BR, CO. M. BATES, Physician and No. 202 Bush Street, opposite Cusmopolitan Matehs wivincé. visa ix SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, April 25th. WILLIAM LEWIS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, he, de. A large and splendid lot of Cigars ana Tebacco, SPRING CLOTHING u SPRING cLoTHING: l a CAMPAIGN OPENED! / ocedaanent Zz ee Ege . qu=at SALES OF Sai Sct Ne ATRIA aaa ae a a CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOoDs, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &c. &c. ‘AT THE BANNER BROTHERS, Mayving eatablished the fact that they cam and a sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field with the ‘ Largest and finest assortment —eor— Gentlemen's and Boy’s t2sSPRING CLOTHING.2 __ FURNISHING @OODSs, Ever before brought to the interior of thé State teen We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 pér cent Lower than former rates. Avtansiont. il yo In. wank of Clothing. ! you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you cam get them anywhere cise. Our Spritigand Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. » Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! . We will gell for Lees Money than they canbe ". bought for anywhere else in California, Gentiomen . ! We ask you to ex+ amine our Clothing=--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both es to style, quali.y and price! MATS! HATS! HATS! Enongh io cover every man’s head in the 4 f@unty—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Mand--An unlimited supply of Fine White shirts, including the celebrated . Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription, TO ALL MERCHANTS ! . Who desl in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call'on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases: We can sell you gouds fn this city, at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t® OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.) And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest _% { . GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM —— vo . BANNER BROTHERS, Wholesale and Betail Dealers, ap es Broad and Pine Streets, “‘idd’s REC oe eaten Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, . © BROONSTRUCTION . 7 os Not ‘dus RECONSTRUCTION PoLicy of Congress or Andy Johnson, but the RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —or— . MYERS & COMPANY, —IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. ie _(e" MEYERS & co., 3. eer eDngs senrer Come to this city with the Largest and ". BEST STOCK .OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, . AND ARE BOUND NEW Gooms: NEW PRICES: “ MYERS & CO.;” MYERS & CO., Announce te the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have : JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY. eee = Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. eee A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKE sa nie Also a _— large and Complete Assort, : BOYS’ CLOTHING ! eee Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE LN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF’ GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN ‘SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts _ and Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. ~ EVERY VARIETY OF G@RUBBER GOODS gt A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —TO— COUNTRY DEALERS, & Having anchored ourselves a this city, we ehall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS : ae To eatisfy all-who patronise us. Pe. & i fe ae ? ae ae es AS ae Pl Everybody is invited to call stour CLOTH. . . .

Be Baily Granserys \ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ~ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, A SEVERE FaLu.—Frank, a son of William Turnham, aged about seven years, had a serious fall yesterday ‘morning. On the way to school he stopped at the residence of Mr. Butehinson to wait for the children of the] * latter, and took a seat,on the porch, He was taken ‘with a fit and fell from’ the porch a distance of ten or twelve feet to the ground striking upon a rock. He received several severe bruises and a cut upen-the forehead ; but his injuries aré not of a serious character. . THe Pic-Nic.—The picnic of the Congregational and Methodist Sunday ' Schools.will take place, weather per.. mitting, on Saturday next. The pupils of the Sunday Schools. will meet. at their respective Churches at 8 o’¢lock A. M., when wagons will be on hand in readiness to carry the children to the: ' ground. ‘Those who lave baskets are} requested to have them marked with the name, and also to have them on hand in good season. The pic-nic will Be held.on the ground at the head 4 . Peck’s ravine. As the two schools have coneluded to nnite, no doubt the pic-nic will be very largely attenged by friends of both schools. OF RosEDALE.—The Theatre was crowded_on ree to witness the. performatiee of Rosedale by Barrett ‘and the Maguire troupe. The audience was ABlighted. The receipts at the door] were over $400. The manner in which our people turned out on this occasion, demonstrates that a first-class troupe can always draw in Nevada. CavuGut.—Yesterday afternoon Under Sheriff Potter arrested George Carr, ' onacharge of stealing a gold watch ~ from Johi Garvey of Quaker Hill. The . watch was taken ou Sunday night, and pawned to Bowen for $35 yesterday. Carr had been down to Grass Valley. to “splurge” on the money, and: Potter caught liim on the stage coming back. He will bé examined to-day. Business CHANGE.—W. H. H. Coff. 44 man has bought the National Cigar Store of Alex. Zekind, and will continue to keep the place supplied with the best cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, pipes, &c. Coffman has many friends and he is bound to do well. County Court, May 18th.—The People vs. Hastings. Affidavit filed and motion made for continuance. Motion overruled and exception taken. Latta vs. Marker. Dismissed by stipulation of parties. McCullough vs. Star Mining Company. Triéd and submitted. Court adjourned to Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. A Heavy Svrr.—William Maltman of this city has brought suit against the Coalite Gold and Silver Mining Co., in San Francisco, to recover $70,000 for services as Superintendent’ of the Company’s mine in Mexico. Mr. Maltman‘was int Mexico sometime as. Superintendent of the Company. Biug. Leap Mrxine Co—Jones & , Co. have located “2,000 feet of ground on the northerly side of Sherman’s -ravine, Gtass Valley township. The ground is halfa mile east of the Ione mill, and is to be worked for the blue cmment which it contains. NaTURALIZED.—Peter Pereell and Daniel O’Rouke, natives of Ireland, were yesterday naturalized in the County Court. Witnesses, R. B. Patten and Thos. Cloak, Eveenz Tucker, formerly of this city, recently tried in San Francisco for MARE HAE Comvicied of manslaughter, . State Piisod. THE Appeal says ‘the squelching of ¢ Pebacbe: sc to Marysville settles the Nevada freight question. How . that event is going to effect the freights_ when our merchants all ship by steam-_ . Pree Social ch fh DowNFALL IN. Purcxs--8,, Haas « Co., corner of Pine and’ Con . atrecte, “have determined to~ ‘denbeniilk any clothing store in’ Nevada city or county, They are markifig and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city, They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $750 . —for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefs; and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * CIANT POWDER ! shyla im Je atoasenlyprngy Nevada County, with perfect success, can be obtained in.any q ridges oc im All orders promptly filled by addressing, BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. » San Francises. San Franciseo, May 1et—tf ae eee ‘@ KEEP COOL 1.4) s — ge ; ICED SODA WATER} DELICIOUS SYRUPS! —sT— JULIUS DREYFUSS’, v. 8. Bakery, Pine Street. . Nevada, May 9th, 1868, “SLA ZE’S SaLoon!Cerner or Fine & Commercial Sts, oe early YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK ug GO TO BLAZE’S. LUMBER. LUMBER. ' ALWAYS ON HAND! —AT THE— ta BLUE TENT T SAW MILL. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUM) For Sale at Market Rates. G2” Orders left at BAKER & MARTIN'S Store on Broad Street wall be pro: ee a G. A. COOPEK, Propr Nevads, Ma FIRST PARTY —BY THE— At the Temperance Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28th. Floor Managers. o*2 Philips. A. I. Zekind. Goldsmith. J. Goedje. TICKETS §2 50. O'clock. Invitations as be shown at the door. Nevada senevolent Society. No Library is Complete without it. The most instructive terestimg Book ever ive and inter America, Mae first pov gy omly wo kina” pat of the ‘Soen LIVES AND aw ang OF THE. PRESIDENTS. Full-figure Portraits of ALL the Presidents, Making the most record of "ifne sate is Very great SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. CHAS, FISHER, ¥ OFFI.. er, woth Adil, sleet the Navigation _ Co, tale the prices, T= Celebrated Powder which is being us. @uee2, RM Te re ‘Wr Dancing from 0 to1y henoeh valaitle. Complete Volume, dalshes inthe beat styivof the BOOK” ) i rh oe xm ru SON: a8 —FOR THE— BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, OF THE— METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, —AT THE— NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 21st, 1868, y ae Exercises will cou cuousist of beclamations, Ee winiogues tind Ho sonEe? A Chorusses, : eg Aste. op mee Tickets may beo ied of thie puplin af tie. eoimdle OF 84 the . x un the Kveumg of. the Exhibition. oie ae Mill Owners Take Notice. —_ 7] Improved Quartz Mill Screeas! At half the Mstablished Rates! 1 CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or luur wizes filher than any ever pauchpjeu. They have greater than ine vid s.yle punched screen and for a os Ae chueapmess or gurability are vu Mil Uwuers these screens will save . . Two iiuudred Per Veut. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited, "Tam alzo prepared to furnish punched Screens vf all arizZ, Higur and iice Mile ut Fenty tbeaneed Meta Sau fraucisco Pioneer dcreen Works, JUN W. QUICK, Manutacturer, Removal to Vulcan isun Works, fremunt St.

bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco, apll GREATEST Dinette ure are now offered to ener ot all Kinds ut ULy THING, fs) URNISMING GUODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRECES at HAAS & CU.'S Store are causing great EXCITEMENT Inthe market. The buyers are making a grand rush er. That estab.«"yacui and the Miners are baying . splendid Rubber /.othing and Boota, warranted to keep out the waver of : ? DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, + ee rs A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8S, HAAS & CU., OF . The LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING. .We have a full stock and people can re: ly upon getuing SUITS that will sult them lower than ever before offered in these DICCINGS. Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant room bas been fitted up where we cep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES, Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest { prices of S. HAAS & CO. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STs. Nevada City. Nevada, March 12th. 4 BR, CO. M. BATES, Physician and No. 202 Bush Street, opposite Cusmopolitan Matehs wivincé. visa ix SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, April 25th. WILLIAM LEWIS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, he, de. A large and splendid lot of Cigars ana Tebacco, SPRING CLOTHING u SPRING cLoTHING: l a CAMPAIGN OPENED! / ocedaanent Zz ee Ege . qu=at SALES OF Sai Sct Ne ATRIA aaa ae a a CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOoDs, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &c. &c. ‘AT THE BANNER BROTHERS, Mayving eatablished the fact that they cam and a sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field with the ‘ Largest and finest assortment —eor— Gentlemen's and Boy’s t2sSPRING CLOTHING.2 __ FURNISHING @OODSs, Ever before brought to the interior of thé State teen We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 pér cent Lower than former rates. Avtansiont. il yo In. wank of Clothing. ! you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you cam get them anywhere cise. Our Spritigand Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. » Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! . We will gell for Lees Money than they canbe ". bought for anywhere else in California, Gentiomen . ! We ask you to ex+ amine our Clothing=--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both es to style, quali.y and price! MATS! HATS! HATS! Enongh io cover every man’s head in the 4 f@unty—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Mand--An unlimited supply of Fine White shirts, including the celebrated . Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de scription, TO ALL MERCHANTS ! . Who desl in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call'on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases: We can sell you gouds fn this city, at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t® OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE for the Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.) And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest _% { . GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM —— vo . BANNER BROTHERS, Wholesale and Betail Dealers, ap es Broad and Pine Streets, “‘idd’s REC oe eaten Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, . © BROONSTRUCTION . 7 os Not ‘dus RECONSTRUCTION PoLicy of Congress or Andy Johnson, but the RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —or— . MYERS & COMPANY, —IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. ie _(e" MEYERS & co., 3. eer eDngs senrer Come to this city with the Largest and ". BEST STOCK .OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, . AND ARE BOUND NEW Gooms: NEW PRICES: “ MYERS & CO.;” MYERS & CO., Announce te the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have : JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY. eee = Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. eee A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKE sa nie Also a _— large and Complete Assort, : BOYS’ CLOTHING ! eee Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE LN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF’ GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN ‘SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts _ and Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. ~ EVERY VARIETY OF G@RUBBER GOODS gt A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —TO— COUNTRY DEALERS, & Having anchored ourselves a this city, we ehall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS : ae To eatisfy all-who patronise us. Pe. & i fe ae ? ae ae es AS ae Pl Everybody is invited to call stour CLOTH. . . .