May 30, 1865 (4 pages)

a WAITER, Ns,” §QUORS, Vare, &: bY e yu. col ch 88. in our line on As we ‘bay only no Interest se. in Nevada who can.” * er than @ iow nese of selling ; & fortune ing sin Nevada wa by fair and hon. share of Publie BTS,’ » to this thers per centage to » lose on & poor PAID FOR ED. irge and comequal to any \ use, Steel, t Waite. be: Pa "Cash, by ITE. nda Willow ed, > Waite, siiver, & WAITER. nt of RE, rr Kuobs, ee y & Waite. and Finishing . Waite. SPADES, ES, &e.5 y & Waite. is Butter, Waite. utter, o—for sale by TE. assorted, Waite. ‘yy. Corn, horts,-& Waite. 8 Bacon, stale by TAITE. r & Waite. c RDWARE, and, may rely os . ouse and o8 sonable dis GE. NAITE. renseaY B MORNING, MAY 30. Tue MonawKk LenGe.—The Sneath & Clay millcommenced work yesterday morning upon the quartz tuken from the Mohawk Company's ledge. They havetwo hundred tons of rock taken out-in opening the claims, whieh will be crushed at the above mill.— Yesterday morning one of the owners. on the Mohawk went below for thé » of pur chasing an engine, and a new millis soon. to be erected upon the claim. The Mo-hawk is located near Gold Fiat and was for-.} i . COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. : merly known as the Stede ledge. It was _ worked for some time and nbandoned. The present enterprising company then obtained. it and gave it the name it now bears. They expended about five thousand~dollars be‘fore the ledge was found, the expense being increased by a number of accidents during «the last rainy season. ‘They at last struck the ledge bélow the surface water and found itrich, beyund their expectations and quite large. Within the past three months they have taken out two hundred tons of excellent rock, and the ledge appears to be inex: haustible. When the new mill is completed this mine will rank among the best in the county. Tae Lirrte YouK Union Guarp.— This excellent Military Company held ‘an election of officers at their new and commodious Armory, recently built at You Bet, on last Thursday. The following officers were chosen: Captain, G. H. Atkins; First Lieat., S. G. Lewis; Senior Second, James Darling; Jr. Second, John J. Barrington. The following non-commissioned officers were chosen: Sergeants—Wm. Cuville, N.’ V. Waggoner, Thos Holmes, W. J Hill and Fravk Envi: Corporals—P. R. Hobbs, J. R. Flagg, P. Drunzer, F. Jeffres, C. F. Macy was chosen Clerk and Ed. Williams ‘Lreasurer. The Company was never in a more prosperoug conditiun than now. They have a muster roll of sixty-five members, and a number are being admitted at each meeting. In Capt. Atkins, the Company is favored with an excellent commander, and on all occasions the Little York boys Me up to the mark ‘Don't Catt THe Suenier.—A gentleman ofthis city stepped into & Salvon on Broad street, a few days since, fur the purpose of taking a morning drink. He was not aware of the large number of candidates for Sheriff aq the sequel will show.— Observing an aspi of the street, and not he called to him: *‘Hello\Sheriff, come and takea drink.” Ina moment fifteen had answered the call by presenting themselves at nt on the opposite side ishing tv drink alone, the bar. Moral. Don’t call the Sheriff until after election, if you don't ‘want to spoila five dullar piece. ~ ae A Bie Leak — Yesterday morning a strong oder of gus was detected near the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, and Mr. Pearce, with a company of men, set to work to discover it. The planks were removed from the street, and the men dug down to the pipes, but.no leak could be found. At last they concluded to examine the Masonic Hall. On approaching the door of thé Hall ‘ the olfuctories of the party were saluted with a stunning volume of gas. On opening the Hall it was found that twelve burners of }. of the chandelier had been left open since the meeting of the Sune of Temperance on Baturday night. Eighteen hundred feet of _ gaabad escaped. Had the Hall been opened at night and the gas brought in contact with flame, the probubilities are that the building would have been blown to pieces. The gus must have been turned off and thea turned on at the metre, and this could not have vecurred except through gross carelessness. THe Witi.ew Vatcey LepGe —A large amount of rock has been taken from the Willow Valleyi-dge, and a number of teams were employed hauling quartz to Kidd’s mill on Saturdxy last. After about five tuns of quar:z were crushed they cleaned up thirtysix ounces of'amalgam from the eoppers.— This ledge promises to be one of the richest ia this section of the county, oeme-pliineantiasinns STRAwBERKY P4ery.—On next Thursday evening w Strawberry Party will be given at the National Exchange Hotel Excellent _»Iausic will be tarnished, and these who at‘tend can enjoy a pleasant dance from 10 to always pleasant affairs, and we advise all who cantoatterd. ” Weare intorced tbat ater the Istcof June the Mary syil‘e stage will leave this cily et 7.e’clock a.m. instead of9. £ In order to be successful in bonnes, and taventes fo obtain it he should act pact dl NSE HIE At their Old Stand oULD THEREFORE inform thir ~ eustomers and the public in genera}-that they need not\labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest Custom Made singed at their Hunse can be found a sToOck OF Spring and Summer Clothing, custom MADE, Larger in Guisitity and of Better "Material and ‘Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, y-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Sum“Me? Trade and comprises oe in the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &e. We solicit an examination of our stock, 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, Apri) 15th. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, . Sth Division. 4th District. Cal. : Nevada, May 9th, 1865. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE License tur the present fiscal year, as required’ by the Excise Laws of the United Stutes, are now, due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade without first ta” ing out such license as in that behalf enacted, willbe liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73. Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties. paid at his pies without delay, Notice is further given to all dealers in. Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, e@te., that under the law amended March 3d, 1865, red for sale or exposed for sale, ions in relation to stamp duties as above mery, Hair@Oil, Patent Medicines,.&c., will be rigedly enforced, All govds in store are beld to be offered or exposed for sale. ALFR By 8. B. DAVENPO BRIGGS, Collector. , Deputy. mylII w**sOoOZODONT’’.24 For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary.FINE ate a CIGARS ! “_ PHILLIPS, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! I have also received a fine stock of Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, cull at my Establishment. Nevada, May 16th. “a : [at "Mea ‘Reid Bad . {10 el New P::ainess. pow veg CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO'S CARD TO THE PEOPLE! it $40,000 Worth of. HHeavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder . Mining Tools, Rubber Belting,"Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, FROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &c. Now in thei, SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, In the ‘‘Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.] Y OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here an: im the San Francisco markets. we are enabled to compete successfully with an my house out of San } Fran: iseo, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our MottoHeavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distauce‘fromthe city, __FREE OF CHARGE! —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AXD— an 4 WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everythin in their line. to which we posgrte Tu Pulls invite Ihe attention and inspe.tion of t TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms. of A H. HANSON &.CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have new in successful operation, in front ofour BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. DOZ. Long Handled Shovels vu haud au ai Fiving. at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. poz. Axe and Pick Helves, 178 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 5 FLA S QUICKSILVER, just recriveu tor eaic & CKAW ROR. LEAVITT & co. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, ‘ve bus ahd fer mae v CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & Lo. 30 . GALLS. FRESH CRANBER5 BEES, uow im store aud tor Bale by Claw POND, LEAVITT? & LO. 250 B BXs. . Pale, © Chemical & Castile uae PrORD. > LEAVITT & CO. 300 AcE Popees Se > HUMOn hand and arriving. F or sale ks _ CRAWFORD. . LEAVITT & UO. AN Goods in the Grece: y line Cheaper than ever, and for sale by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. . Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, [wa Ww arene ! i AND A. H. HANSON Ws RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and tamilies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has apened & . Family Grocery oat AND Provision Store, ' In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the ,National kichaiice . Hotel, on Broad wnat He has on hand sind wit will be in constant receipt of everything m the way ot GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, "CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS,&ec, &ce. To which he invites the attention of all in want of anything in thistine, These Goods will be solit\_. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, I shall seil strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGANS. The CABINET ORGAN is de. signed ‘for both the Church. and home—for the sacre’ and secular— for org»n pract:ce and the recrea tion of the extempure p aiying—combininyg all th. beat qualit‘es of the melodeon, and none of its objecionable ones, with many entirely néw improvemente and inventions, prominent amony which is the » AUTOMATIC. SWELL, Patented Oct. 21, 1862, The cabahilities of the above instrument—ae an organ within the re ch of all who desire it— have opened forit an entire new field, hitherto unoccupied by any mu-ica instrument, ‘and hane ell-ited the unqualified ¢ndorsement of ov¢a ONE HUNDRED AND FLFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the couatry. A. KOHLER. In the sole agence: for the Pacific Coast for the above New and Popu'ar Instruments, and alt orders addressed ‘o Limat his Piano and Music Warerooms, San Franciabo. will reeeive prompt a‘tention. a8 DKUGS AND MEDICINES. . JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (BuccessortoJ.M Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly: on hand a lange and well selected stock of RUG P MEDICIN ae CHEMICAL laa) fo . CEES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept ina first-class Drugswre. : A a7 Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atali hours. Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May '3, 186%, MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad #t. wher: he is prepared t> supply every body with the beat of Veal Por’, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. a’ he lowest eash-prieee A. 0. 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary FANCY DRESS BALL —OF THE— Grass Valley Council, No. 1. A. 0. O. OF H. Will be given at Hamilton Hatl, Grass Valley Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865.Committe of Arrangements. c. R. Clorke, — : B Nye G.W. Dixon H. J. Snow, . D, Meek, D.E Beil. A.W. Cumpbell, + R, Kivve, _H Leach J. H. Stebvins, . » WS iyrneReception Committee. A, Brownwéll. , Geo. B. Shearer, J.J: Doty Floor Managers. Jno. Webber. A. Hooper. Hank Snow Cal. Clurk, TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. = Meapasial isterenn Gipee, but a general inyitation to the puulic is extouded z Ali Brothers of the Order, ie good wer Gere oe a” \orwe ADQUARTENGZ é . FASHIONABLE ee Ob rR Y Cc 0 ° SD $7 . tow Prices have and. stays wi Rule, at. Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sta epee KE has just returned from Franetace and brought up one of theFinest and most Select Stock of SPRING & SUMMER Goops Ever exhibted in this city. 1t will be nscleses enumerate all the itema e ft would fil up thie whole paper, but he calls the be We of the Ladies of Nevada and vieini selection of ° ty to‘his Magnificent DRESS Goons, HOUSEKEEPING, FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! pe in y vf, Latent Stvlew of Wratergall tus Ha for Ladies an and many others too numerous 3 ‘chitaren, ee ‘ CARPETS & OIL CLOTHES. He bas. the fullest and best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain ana Engiteb, Brussels, &t., ke, The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, And a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING, It is ieditiies to men in of all his Gooda are ta eeite neat ot ates Franoisco Ketail prices, but a invi i is hereby kindly extended to all and ev one to calland exami pa nates examine the Goods and convince Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. —— eer past eenene psig kind! soliait ‘nuance of thesame as 1 s endeavor to merit your confidence. on = Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Gooda will be attended to with despatch, Don’t mistake the ae. Corner of Bross and Pine streets, Nevada oi A, GOLDSMITE. 1 am very Nevada, April ist, . Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, ‘Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, &@. YAKES THIS METHOD OF FORMS. ‘{ the citizens of mre ne LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, That he hes just received direct from San Frampioce a large and magnificent stock of — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY cooDs, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS. .AND MEDICINES, &e. ke, A te ot Da Yn Ba WHICH ad WILL SELL.CHEAP FOR CASH 1 svery bruught into the Mountains. Peragns im vant of anything t1 the above ide wild find it ; sreatly to their advantage to call at either. stores im Med Dog or You Bét. M. J. HYDELIPF Red Dog, May 19h. _ : a A. GOLDSMITWs, — ib) GO I have now on bend the » ihgeananeeth athens. i sed Pe BEI ioe Me: ~ Pk ehinatente’ fant cee Eve . on 5 me eee Ce ES

a WAITER, Ns,” §QUORS, Vare, &: bY e yu. col ch 88. in our line on As we ‘bay only no Interest se. in Nevada who can.” * er than @ iow nese of selling ; & fortune ing sin Nevada wa by fair and hon. share of Publie BTS,’ » to this thers per centage to » lose on & poor PAID FOR ED. irge and comequal to any \ use, Steel, t Waite. be: Pa "Cash, by ITE. nda Willow ed, > Waite, siiver, & WAITER. nt of RE, rr Kuobs, ee y & Waite. and Finishing . Waite. SPADES, ES, &e.5 y & Waite. is Butter, Waite. utter, o—for sale by TE. assorted, Waite. ‘yy. Corn, horts,-& Waite. 8 Bacon, stale by TAITE. r & Waite. c RDWARE, and, may rely os . ouse and o8 sonable dis GE. NAITE. renseaY B MORNING, MAY 30. Tue MonawKk LenGe.—The Sneath & Clay millcommenced work yesterday morning upon the quartz tuken from the Mohawk Company's ledge. They havetwo hundred tons of rock taken out-in opening the claims, whieh will be crushed at the above mill.— Yesterday morning one of the owners. on the Mohawk went below for thé » of pur chasing an engine, and a new millis soon. to be erected upon the claim. The Mo-hawk is located near Gold Fiat and was for-.} i . COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. : merly known as the Stede ledge. It was _ worked for some time and nbandoned. The present enterprising company then obtained. it and gave it the name it now bears. They expended about five thousand~dollars be‘fore the ledge was found, the expense being increased by a number of accidents during «the last rainy season. ‘They at last struck the ledge bélow the surface water and found itrich, beyund their expectations and quite large. Within the past three months they have taken out two hundred tons of excellent rock, and the ledge appears to be inex: haustible. When the new mill is completed this mine will rank among the best in the county. Tae Lirrte YouK Union Guarp.— This excellent Military Company held ‘an election of officers at their new and commodious Armory, recently built at You Bet, on last Thursday. The following officers were chosen: Captain, G. H. Atkins; First Lieat., S. G. Lewis; Senior Second, James Darling; Jr. Second, John J. Barrington. The following non-commissioned officers were chosen: Sergeants—Wm. Cuville, N.’ V. Waggoner, Thos Holmes, W. J Hill and Fravk Envi: Corporals—P. R. Hobbs, J. R. Flagg, P. Drunzer, F. Jeffres, C. F. Macy was chosen Clerk and Ed. Williams ‘Lreasurer. The Company was never in a more prosperoug conditiun than now. They have a muster roll of sixty-five members, and a number are being admitted at each meeting. In Capt. Atkins, the Company is favored with an excellent commander, and on all occasions the Little York boys Me up to the mark ‘Don't Catt THe Suenier.—A gentleman ofthis city stepped into & Salvon on Broad street, a few days since, fur the purpose of taking a morning drink. He was not aware of the large number of candidates for Sheriff aq the sequel will show.— Observing an aspi of the street, and not he called to him: *‘Hello\Sheriff, come and takea drink.” Ina moment fifteen had answered the call by presenting themselves at nt on the opposite side ishing tv drink alone, the bar. Moral. Don’t call the Sheriff until after election, if you don't ‘want to spoila five dullar piece. ~ ae A Bie Leak — Yesterday morning a strong oder of gus was detected near the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, and Mr. Pearce, with a company of men, set to work to discover it. The planks were removed from the street, and the men dug down to the pipes, but.no leak could be found. At last they concluded to examine the Masonic Hall. On approaching the door of thé Hall ‘ the olfuctories of the party were saluted with a stunning volume of gas. On opening the Hall it was found that twelve burners of }. of the chandelier had been left open since the meeting of the Sune of Temperance on Baturday night. Eighteen hundred feet of _ gaabad escaped. Had the Hall been opened at night and the gas brought in contact with flame, the probubilities are that the building would have been blown to pieces. The gus must have been turned off and thea turned on at the metre, and this could not have vecurred except through gross carelessness. THe Witi.ew Vatcey LepGe —A large amount of rock has been taken from the Willow Valleyi-dge, and a number of teams were employed hauling quartz to Kidd’s mill on Saturdxy last. After about five tuns of quar:z were crushed they cleaned up thirtysix ounces of'amalgam from the eoppers.— This ledge promises to be one of the richest ia this section of the county, oeme-pliineantiasinns STRAwBERKY P4ery.—On next Thursday evening w Strawberry Party will be given at the National Exchange Hotel Excellent _»Iausic will be tarnished, and these who at‘tend can enjoy a pleasant dance from 10 to always pleasant affairs, and we advise all who cantoatterd. ” Weare intorced tbat ater the Istcof June the Mary syil‘e stage will leave this cily et 7.e’clock a.m. instead of9. £ In order to be successful in bonnes, and taventes fo obtain it he should act pact dl NSE HIE At their Old Stand oULD THEREFORE inform thir ~ eustomers and the public in genera}-that they need not\labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest Custom Made singed at their Hunse can be found a sToOck OF Spring and Summer Clothing, custom MADE, Larger in Guisitity and of Better "Material and ‘Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, y-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Sum“Me? Trade and comprises oe in the Clothing lire, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &e. We solicit an examination of our stock, 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, Apri) 15th. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, . Sth Division. 4th District. Cal. : Nevada, May 9th, 1865. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE License tur the present fiscal year, as required’ by the Excise Laws of the United Stutes, are now, due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade without first ta” ing out such license as in that behalf enacted, willbe liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73. Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties. paid at his pies without delay, Notice is further given to all dealers in. Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, e@te., that under the law amended March 3d, 1865, red for sale or exposed for sale, ions in relation to stamp duties as above mery, Hair@Oil, Patent Medicines,.&c., will be rigedly enforced, All govds in store are beld to be offered or exposed for sale. ALFR By 8. B. DAVENPO BRIGGS, Collector. , Deputy. mylII w**sOoOZODONT’’.24 For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary.FINE ate a CIGARS ! “_ PHILLIPS, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! I have also received a fine stock of Tobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, cull at my Establishment. Nevada, May 16th. “a : [at "Mea ‘Reid Bad . {10 el New P::ainess. pow veg CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO'S CARD TO THE PEOPLE! it $40,000 Worth of.

HHeavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder . Mining Tools, Rubber Belting,"Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, FROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &c. Now in thei, SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, In the ‘‘Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.] Y OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here an: im the San Francisco markets. we are enabled to compete successfully with an my house out of San } Fran: iseo, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profite lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our MottoHeavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distauce‘fromthe city, __FREE OF CHARGE! —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AXD— an 4 WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everythin in their line. to which we posgrte Tu Pulls invite Ihe attention and inspe.tion of t TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms. of A H. HANSON &.CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have new in successful operation, in front ofour BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. DOZ. Long Handled Shovels vu haud au ai Fiving. at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. poz. Axe and Pick Helves, 178 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 5 FLA S QUICKSILVER, just recriveu tor eaic & CKAW ROR. LEAVITT & co. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, ‘ve bus ahd fer mae v CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & Lo. 30 . GALLS. FRESH CRANBER5 BEES, uow im store aud tor Bale by Claw POND, LEAVITT? & LO. 250 B BXs. . Pale, © Chemical & Castile uae PrORD. > LEAVITT & CO. 300 AcE Popees Se > HUMOn hand and arriving. F or sale ks _ CRAWFORD. . LEAVITT & UO. AN Goods in the Grece: y line Cheaper than ever, and for sale by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. . Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, [wa Ww arene ! i AND A. H. HANSON Ws RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and tamilies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has apened & . Family Grocery oat AND Provision Store, ' In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the ,National kichaiice . Hotel, on Broad wnat He has on hand sind wit will be in constant receipt of everything m the way ot GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, "CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS,&ec, &ce. To which he invites the attention of all in want of anything in thistine, These Goods will be solit\_. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, I shall seil strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGANS. The CABINET ORGAN is de. signed ‘for both the Church. and home—for the sacre’ and secular— for org»n pract:ce and the recrea tion of the extempure p aiying—combininyg all th. beat qualit‘es of the melodeon, and none of its objecionable ones, with many entirely néw improvemente and inventions, prominent amony which is the » AUTOMATIC. SWELL, Patented Oct. 21, 1862, The cabahilities of the above instrument—ae an organ within the re ch of all who desire it— have opened forit an entire new field, hitherto unoccupied by any mu-ica instrument, ‘and hane ell-ited the unqualified ¢ndorsement of ov¢a ONE HUNDRED AND FLFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the couatry. A. KOHLER. In the sole agence: for the Pacific Coast for the above New and Popu'ar Instruments, and alt orders addressed ‘o Limat his Piano and Music Warerooms, San Franciabo. will reeeive prompt a‘tention. a8 DKUGS AND MEDICINES. . JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (BuccessortoJ.M Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly: on hand a lange and well selected stock of RUG P MEDICIN ae CHEMICAL laa) fo . CEES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept ina first-class Drugswre. : A a7 Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atali hours. Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May '3, 186%, MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad #t. wher: he is prepared t> supply every body with the beat of Veal Por’, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. a’ he lowest eash-prieee A. 0. 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary FANCY DRESS BALL —OF THE— Grass Valley Council, No. 1. A. 0. O. OF H. Will be given at Hamilton Hatl, Grass Valley Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865.Committe of Arrangements. c. R. Clorke, — : B Nye G.W. Dixon H. J. Snow, . D, Meek, D.E Beil. A.W. Cumpbell, + R, Kivve, _H Leach J. H. Stebvins, . » WS iyrneReception Committee. A, Brownwéll. , Geo. B. Shearer, J.J: Doty Floor Managers. Jno. Webber. A. Hooper. Hank Snow Cal. Clurk, TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. = Meapasial isterenn Gipee, but a general inyitation to the puulic is extouded z Ali Brothers of the Order, ie good wer Gere oe a” \orwe ADQUARTENGZ é . FASHIONABLE ee Ob rR Y Cc 0 ° SD $7 . tow Prices have and. stays wi Rule, at. Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sta epee KE has just returned from Franetace and brought up one of theFinest and most Select Stock of SPRING & SUMMER Goops Ever exhibted in this city. 1t will be nscleses enumerate all the itema e ft would fil up thie whole paper, but he calls the be We of the Ladies of Nevada and vieini selection of ° ty to‘his Magnificent DRESS Goons, HOUSEKEEPING, FANCY AND MILLINEY GOODS! pe in y vf, Latent Stvlew of Wratergall tus Ha for Ladies an and many others too numerous 3 ‘chitaren, ee ‘ CARPETS & OIL CLOTHES. He bas. the fullest and best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain ana Engiteb, Brussels, &t., ke, The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, And a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING, It is ieditiies to men in of all his Gooda are ta eeite neat ot ates Franoisco Ketail prices, but a invi i is hereby kindly extended to all and ev one to calland exami pa nates examine the Goods and convince Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. —— eer past eenene psig kind! soliait ‘nuance of thesame as 1 s endeavor to merit your confidence. on = Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Gooda will be attended to with despatch, Don’t mistake the ae. Corner of Bross and Pine streets, Nevada oi A, GOLDSMITE. 1 am very Nevada, April ist, . Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, ‘Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, &@. YAKES THIS METHOD OF FORMS. ‘{ the citizens of mre ne LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, That he hes just received direct from San Frampioce a large and magnificent stock of — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY cooDs, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS. .AND MEDICINES, &e. ke, A te ot Da Yn Ba WHICH ad WILL SELL.CHEAP FOR CASH 1 svery bruught into the Mountains. Peragns im vant of anything t1 the above ide wild find it ; sreatly to their advantage to call at either. stores im Med Dog or You Bét. M. J. HYDELIPF Red Dog, May 19h. _ : a A. GOLDSMITWs, — ib) GO I have now on bend the » ihgeananeeth athens. i sed Pe BEI ioe Me: ~ Pk ehinatente’ fant cee Eve . on 5 me eee Ce ES