May 2, 1868 (4 pages)

the _great Blue Lead they will no doubt ’ are at work, and everything seems to #8068; Success Was not attained. The -weapon was a long pole with some old clothes wrapped around one end of it, LUMBER, Etc, ' Was excellent, and “The Belle of the NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ~ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ‘tmx Crry ELEction.—On Monday next the people of Nevada are called upon to select.city officers for the ensu_ ing year. Trustees, City MarshalTreasurer and Assessor are to be chosen, and there is every prospect for a spirited contest for all offices except that of City ‘Trustees. For the latter office quite a ‘number of names have been mentioned, and all those spoken of are good business men, and citizens interested in the welfare of the town. There seems to}. be a general disposition ‘among the peo-: ple to select such. *. The following persons are mentioned in connection with the office ‘of City Trustees: @le Torson, John Blasauf, B. F.Allen, T. H. Rolfe, A. B. Gregory, J, I. Caldwell, 8. B, Davenport and J. F. Bussenius. STaRTED Upr.—Neece & West have started up the machinery. on the old Cozzens & Garber cement mine, between ' Red Dog and You Bet, They are now engaged in freeing the mine of water. As scon-as this is done they--will commenee drifting and breasting out for the purpose of taking out cement, This mine was worked for some time, but in consequence of the breaking in of the waters of the canon and other misforparties who have the mine are experi~ enced miners, and as it is located upon make it pay well. The other cement claims in the vicinity are paying well, and the hydraulic companies at Red Dog and You Bet are all at work with flattering prospects, HELP to Answan.—The eum: Vak ley Union says: John Hastings, for an assault with a deadly Weapon, was held _ to answer before the next Grand Jury, by Justice Taylor. The assault, it appears, arose out of a dispute about lines between the lots of the parties. which caused tearing down of fences, and the taking up of fence posts. The deadly by which tar was spread upon sluice boxes. Hastings struck Mrs. O’Donnell with this weapdh, and she in turn threw a shovel at him. The parties were separated by a Mr. Smith; who came u and found Hastings choking Mrs. 0’Donnell. She has some marks of violence on her person. Hastings bond was put at $600, which he readily gave. THE THEATRE.—The Rand Sisters and company made their second appearance in this city on Thursday evening. The house was not as good as. the company deserved, but the audience’: was well ‘pleased. The singing by Olivia in the “Rustic Prima Donna’ Kitchen,” in which Rosa enacted the belle, kept the audience in uproarious laughter, The company commenced an engagement in Grass Valley last evening. —_— _ A REWARD,—The Scandinavian Mining Co., it is said, will offer a reward. for the recovery of the ‘money which was stolen from the cabin of Timothy F. ent the Goapetary, on Sunday Posrronzp.—The pic nics of the “ Congregational and” Baptist Sunday Schools, announced for yesterday, have _been postponed until further notice on account.of the storm. Dutos Fiar.—Col. Knowlton, who has recently been over to German Level, commonly called Dutch Flat, informs us that the miners are jubilant over the striking of the Blue Lead in one of their claims. A number of companies Sunday School Convention will be held in San Francisco, commencing June 2d. . The object is to compare views and sys. tems of working in Sabbath Schools. Entertainment will be provided free in the city to those who will notify W. H. Codington, Chairman of the Committee . of Arrangements, of their intention to attend as delegates, prior to the 10th inst, and the Navigation and Railroad Companies will return delegates free. Suxpay. ‘Scoot ConvEentTion,—A — —~AND— WeEXHIBITION. «a : —FOR THE— ~ BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, —OF THE— METHODIST SUNDAY es —AT THE— : NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 2ist, 1868. r[ HE Exercises will consist of . Some TALKING. = Kevarts, ‘continued , his speech in the Impeachment Case through Thursday, and expected to finish after talking an hour yesterday. PLANTS For SaLe.—F. A. Miller has just received a fine lot of Heliotropes, Lemon Verbenas,; Fuchsias, Cactus, Myrtles, Geraniums, Snow Balls, White Oleanders, aiid other select plants, which are for sale at his residence, in the rear of the National Exchange Hotel. Also-always on hand a fine lot of Tomato and Cabbage plants, * DOWNFALL IN Puices.—S, Haas & Co., corner of Pine and. Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city, They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as. $7 50° for coat, pants, and vest. .Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefa, and all kinds . _ of clothing are offered at like rates, * Dr. J. M. Moreeno, the popular San Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicineat 605 Sacramento 8t.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express,’ In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned ina family newspaper, Dr. Moreeno pot alrprsnardy Bd Me cdarp S ee where = ies bears i phon: oa tes ps pecuniary reepoaniviethe patient r ary no risk of ‘of being QUACKED ont. Of liis money.“ apl4-3m Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r WAGONS built and Vehicles ironed = all of ment of Wa G02 sortment of W A ON: ‘STOCK, always on han All kinds et W WOOD AND ‘TRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. CITY ELECTION. lar ceoting ot the Board of a of the vay of Mead W. Knowiton and W. Election and a Board of Regis ter the names of voters at a Ci be held on the first Monday in y, 1868, for the election of City Ufficers. W. J. ORGAN, Clerk. A full 7ae The Board of Revistration will be in session every Saturday, until the election, and on Friday, ay. May 16%, 2 toe the Marshal's = Ofies ‘trom 10 a. M. to4 P.M, Cc, H, ly Nevada, March 20, 1868. apli ONLY $1 ‘A YEAR t eases PEER, MONTHLY AT THE MUSIC ROOMS OF KOHLER, CHASE & CO., Our or THE = Freup—We are requested to state that John Gray is out Of the field as a candidate for Marshal. This withdrawal brings the fight between Chas. Cornell and Nat. Bailey. STEAMER In.—The mail steamer ar. tween Sansome _ Five in San Francisco yesterday morn: 4 ' ing. nse ng gn in this city to-day.’ PACIFIC MUSICAL GAZETTE To conclude with the Coronation of May School. Tickote many be obtained of the pupils of the School, or at the door on the Evening of the Exhibition. ap? Mill Owners s Take Notice. Improved éuetic Mi Screens ! At half the Established Rates !> CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or four sizes fimer than any ever punched. They have greater discharge than the old style punched screen and for ~er"strengt pap or durability are not excelled. aed Mill Uwners using these screens will save Two Hundred Per Vent. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited. Screens of all sizes, for Quartz, Cement, Flour and Lice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates Francisco Pioneer Screen Works. JOHN W. QUICK, Maniutacturer. Removal to Vulcan Iron Works, Tremont St. + bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco. apit What do you want ? Bere Qe a CaAaQrror mew? Go to AL ZEKIND'S. National Exchange Cigar Store. CREATEST NDUCEMENTS are now offered to of all kinds of CLUTHING, FURNISH GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES; and all kinds of Reo ine and the LOW PRI= EXCITEMENT Inthe market, The buyers are making « grand rush ON That estab.is. nx ni and the Miners are buying splendid Rubber U.ething and Boote, warranted to keep out the water of DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, anion eveike ~-. Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO., OF The LATEST STYLE OF ‘SPRING CLOTHING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DICGINGS. Since we hav opened st the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleaeant room has been fitted up where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest prices of 2 % MAAS & CO. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL 8TS. Nevada City. "1 am aleo prepared to furnish punched DR. C. M. BATES, One Mp lheg asa SPRING CLOTHING L CAMPAIGN OPENED! een (j2=4T SALES OF ‘CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDs, AT THE Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, Kr Having established the fact that they can and 40 sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any with the Largest and finest assortment —or— Gentlemen's and Boy’s ig SPRING CLOTHING.21 —AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. ‘Attention! All yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than Cheaper than you can get them anywhere elise. Our Spring and Summer-Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the ; LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported, Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere elae in California, Gentiomen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we cam satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! — MATS! HATS! HATS! Enough to cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make, kerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de saad TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and te San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city,at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t# OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.22 And everybody in want of any Goods in our . line, had better consult their own interest by making parchases at the BANNER BROTHERS, Wholesale and Betail Dealers, ; Corner Broad and Pine Streets, “Kidd's 8 Bicck,” Nevada city: SPRING eLo OTHING . ‘e-D0 WNFALL IN PRICES. 2 : HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &e. &Cy of their competitors are now in the fleld . . _ you ever beught them befere and} On Mand>--An unlimited supply of Fine Under Clothing, Hosiery, HandGREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM “RECONSTRUCTION t OT THE RECONS UCTION. LICY of Congress or xe ‘Johnson, ees RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —oFr-— MYERS & COMPANY, —IN THE— ' CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. ae tr MEYERS & CO., _4 * Come to this city with the. Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, . AND ARE BOUND — NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW PRICES! MYERS & CO, a a Announce to the-inhabitants of Nevada county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ON THE NEW GOoDs:! Corner of Broad. & Pine Sta NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF ment of BOYS’ CLOTHING . Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, _ SINCE THE: DECLINE IN PRICES, WE.CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, Beots, Shoes, and , Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF W@rFRUBBER GOODS — . A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. Having anchored ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. a Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, cerner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine , ) Our Stock and Prices. . al MYERS & CO. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS §7" Alco, a very large and Complete Assort . Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. .

the _great Blue Lead they will no doubt ’ are at work, and everything seems to #8068; Success Was not attained. The -weapon was a long pole with some old clothes wrapped around one end of it, LUMBER, Etc, ' Was excellent, and “The Belle of the NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ~ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ‘tmx Crry ELEction.—On Monday next the people of Nevada are called upon to select.city officers for the ensu_ ing year. Trustees, City MarshalTreasurer and Assessor are to be chosen, and there is every prospect for a spirited contest for all offices except that of City ‘Trustees. For the latter office quite a ‘number of names have been mentioned, and all those spoken of are good business men, and citizens interested in the welfare of the town. There seems to}. be a general disposition ‘among the peo-: ple to select such. *. The following persons are mentioned in connection with the office ‘of City Trustees: @le Torson, John Blasauf, B. F.Allen, T. H. Rolfe, A. B. Gregory, J, I. Caldwell, 8. B, Davenport and J. F. Bussenius. STaRTED Upr.—Neece & West have started up the machinery. on the old Cozzens & Garber cement mine, between ' Red Dog and You Bet, They are now engaged in freeing the mine of water. As scon-as this is done they--will commenee drifting and breasting out for the purpose of taking out cement, This mine was worked for some time, but in consequence of the breaking in of the waters of the canon and other misforparties who have the mine are experi~ enced miners, and as it is located upon make it pay well. The other cement claims in the vicinity are paying well, and the hydraulic companies at Red Dog and You Bet are all at work with flattering prospects, HELP to Answan.—The eum: Vak ley Union says: John Hastings, for an assault with a deadly Weapon, was held _ to answer before the next Grand Jury, by Justice Taylor. The assault, it appears, arose out of a dispute about lines between the lots of the parties. which caused tearing down of fences, and the taking up of fence posts. The deadly by which tar was spread upon sluice boxes. Hastings struck Mrs. O’Donnell with this weapdh, and she in turn threw a shovel at him. The parties were separated by a Mr. Smith; who came u and found Hastings choking Mrs. 0’Donnell. She has some marks of violence on her person. Hastings bond was put at $600, which he readily gave. THE THEATRE.—The Rand Sisters and company made their second appearance in this city on Thursday evening. The house was not as good as. the company deserved, but the audience’: was well ‘pleased. The singing by Olivia in the “Rustic Prima Donna’ Kitchen,” in which Rosa enacted the belle, kept the audience in uproarious laughter, The company commenced an engagement in Grass Valley last evening. —_— _ A REWARD,—The Scandinavian Mining Co., it is said, will offer a reward. for the recovery of the ‘money which was stolen from the cabin of Timothy F. ent the Goapetary, on Sunday Posrronzp.—The pic nics of the “ Congregational and” Baptist Sunday Schools, announced for yesterday, have _been postponed until further notice on account.of the storm. Dutos Fiar.—Col. Knowlton, who has recently been over to German Level, commonly called Dutch Flat, informs us that the miners are jubilant over the striking of the Blue Lead in one of their claims. A number of companies Sunday School Convention will be held in San Francisco, commencing June 2d. . The object is to compare views and sys. tems of working in Sabbath Schools. Entertainment will be provided free in the city to those who will notify W. H. Codington, Chairman of the Committee . of Arrangements, of their intention to attend as delegates, prior to the 10th inst, and the Navigation and Railroad Companies will return delegates free. Suxpay. ‘Scoot ConvEentTion,—A — —~AND— WeEXHIBITION. «a : —FOR THE— ~ BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, —OF THE— METHODIST SUNDAY es —AT THE— : NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 2ist, 1868. r[ HE Exercises will consist of . Some TALKING. = Kevarts, ‘continued , his speech in the Impeachment Case through Thursday, and expected to finish after talking an hour yesterday. PLANTS For SaLe.—F. A. Miller has just received a fine lot of Heliotropes, Lemon Verbenas,; Fuchsias, Cactus, Myrtles, Geraniums, Snow Balls, White Oleanders, aiid other select plants, which are for sale at his residence, in the rear of the National Exchange Hotel. Also-always on hand a fine lot of Tomato and Cabbage plants, * DOWNFALL IN Puices.—S, Haas & Co., corner of Pine and. Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this city, They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as. $7 50° for coat, pants, and vest. .Neck-ties and pocket-handkerchiefa, and all kinds . _ of clothing are offered at like rates, * Dr. J. M. Moreeno, the popular San Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicineat 605 Sacramento 8t.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express,’ In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned ina family newspaper, Dr. Moreeno pot alrprsnardy Bd Me cdarp S ee where = ies bears i phon: oa tes ps pecuniary reepoaniviethe patient r ary no risk of ‘of being QUACKED ont. Of liis money.“ apl4-3m Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r WAGONS built and Vehicles ironed = all of ment of Wa G02 sortment of W A ON: ‘STOCK, always on han All kinds et W WOOD AND ‘TRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. CITY ELECTION. lar ceoting ot the Board of a of the vay of Mead W. Knowiton and W. Election and a Board of Regis ter the names of voters at a Ci be held on the first Monday in y, 1868, for the election of City Ufficers. W. J. ORGAN, Clerk. A full 7ae The Board of Revistration will be in session every Saturday, until the election, and on Friday, ay. May 16%, 2 toe the Marshal's = Ofies ‘trom 10 a. M. to4 P.M, Cc, H, ly Nevada, March 20, 1868. apli ONLY $1 ‘A YEAR t eases PEER, MONTHLY AT THE MUSIC ROOMS OF KOHLER, CHASE & CO., Our or THE = Freup—We are requested to state that John Gray is out Of the field as a candidate for Marshal. This withdrawal brings the fight between Chas. Cornell and Nat. Bailey. STEAMER In.—The mail steamer ar. tween Sansome _ Five in San Francisco yesterday morn: 4 ' ing. nse ng gn in this city to-day.’ PACIFIC MUSICAL GAZETTE To conclude with the Coronation of May School. Tickote many be obtained of the pupils of the School, or at the door on the Evening of the Exhibition. ap? Mill Owners s Take Notice. Improved éuetic Mi Screens ! At half the Established Rates !> CAN FURNISH THESE SCREENS three or four sizes fimer than any ever punched. They have greater discharge than the old style punched screen and for ~er"strengt pap or durability are not excelled. aed Mill Uwners using these screens will save

Two Hundred Per Vent. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited. Screens of all sizes, for Quartz, Cement, Flour and Lice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates Francisco Pioneer Screen Works. JOHN W. QUICK, Maniutacturer. Removal to Vulcan Iron Works, Tremont St. + bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco. apit What do you want ? Bere Qe a CaAaQrror mew? Go to AL ZEKIND'S. National Exchange Cigar Store. CREATEST NDUCEMENTS are now offered to of all kinds of CLUTHING, FURNISH GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES; and all kinds of Reo ine and the LOW PRI= EXCITEMENT Inthe market, The buyers are making « grand rush ON That estab.is. nx ni and the Miners are buying splendid Rubber U.ething and Boote, warranted to keep out the water of DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, anion eveike ~-. Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO., OF The LATEST STYLE OF ‘SPRING CLOTHING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DICGINGS. Since we hav opened st the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleaeant room has been fitted up where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest prices of 2 % MAAS & CO. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL 8TS. Nevada City. "1 am aleo prepared to furnish punched DR. C. M. BATES, One Mp lheg asa SPRING CLOTHING L CAMPAIGN OPENED! een (j2=4T SALES OF ‘CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDs, AT THE Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, Kr Having established the fact that they can and 40 sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any with the Largest and finest assortment —or— Gentlemen's and Boy’s ig SPRING CLOTHING.21 —AND— FURNISHING GOODS, Ever before brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. ‘Attention! All yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than Cheaper than you can get them anywhere elise. Our Spring and Summer-Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the ; LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported, Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere elae in California, Gentiomen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assured we cam satisfy you, both as to style, qualiiy and price! — MATS! HATS! HATS! Enough to cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make, kerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de saad TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and te San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city,at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t# OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our Prices are Lower than those of any others.22 And everybody in want of any Goods in our . line, had better consult their own interest by making parchases at the BANNER BROTHERS, Wholesale and Betail Dealers, ; Corner Broad and Pine Streets, “Kidd's 8 Bicck,” Nevada city: SPRING eLo OTHING . ‘e-D0 WNFALL IN PRICES. 2 : HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &e. &Cy of their competitors are now in the fleld . . _ you ever beught them befere and} On Mand>--An unlimited supply of Fine Under Clothing, Hosiery, HandGREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM “RECONSTRUCTION t OT THE RECONS UCTION. LICY of Congress or xe ‘Johnson, ees RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —oFr-— MYERS & COMPANY, —IN THE— ' CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. ae tr MEYERS & CO., _4 * Come to this city with the. Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, . AND ARE BOUND — NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD! NEW PRICES! MYERS & CO, a a Announce to the-inhabitants of Nevada county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ON THE NEW GOoDs:! Corner of Broad. & Pine Sta NEVADA CITY. Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF ment of BOYS’ CLOTHING . Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, _ SINCE THE: DECLINE IN PRICES, WE.CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, Beots, Shoes, and , Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF W@rFRUBBER GOODS — . A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. Having anchored ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. a Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, cerner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine , ) Our Stock and Prices. . al MYERS & CO. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS §7" Alco, a very large and Complete Assort . Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. .