May 31, 1865 (4 pages)

IQUORs, 3 — 0., 5 in our line on Swe buy only © Interest e in Nevada vho can.” r than @ slow nese Of setting a fortune ing in Nevada we y fair and hon. hare of public TS,’? to this there er centage to lose on & poor, PAID FOR D. — ge and comequal to any ise, Steel, Waite, ePack-e Cash, by ITE. d Willow dl, Waite. ilver, e WAITE. it of 3 . _Mnobe, , & Waite. ind Finishing Waite. SPADES, S, &e.5 Y & Waite. Ss. Butter, Waite. tier, —for sale by TE. assorted, Waite. ' y, Corn, horts, k Waite. . Bacos, ale by AITE. . & Waite. LDWARE, ong’ may rely os sonable dix Bonds Baily Transcript _W. F. Heydlanff, Private A. Keeler. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 31. : ———e LaTTLe YorK Union GuAnD —The ball to be given by this Company, at Armory Hall, You Bet, on Thursday Evening, June 8th, promises to be grand affair. Invitations have been sent 4in-every direction and4 extensive preparations are being made for the accommodation a large crowd. The following gentlemen have been selected on A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, _ In order to be successful in business, and in alles to _ obtain it he should act accordingly. (. ia HAAS) & Co. Committee of Arrangements—Capt. G. H. At— kins, Corp. P. R. Hobbs, Private C. W. Remmington, Private W. W. Hs Coffman, Frivate Committee of Invitation—Lieut. 8 G. Lewis, Lieut Jamra Darling, Lieut. W.A, ‘Begole, Lieut J.J Barrington, Priv. E Williams, Priv. John Wear, Private Juseph Gardner, Serg. Wm. Cu villé, Serg. N -V. Wagoner, Serg. F. Eniiis, . Priv. L. W. Hunt, Priv. J Cooper. _ Grass Valley—Maj, R. Leach. Capt. Jud. Doty, Dutch Fiat—Capt.C M. Kupp, Lieut. Thomas . Eureka Township—Capt. Henry Atwater, Lt. A, 8. Wall Nevada City--Major N. W. Knowlton, Capt. J. A. Lancaster. . Bridgeport Township—Capt. F. Coffee, Lieut. Jo Whitby. Avburn—Lieut. Col. Brown, Wooden. Reception Cimasittee—Sery Thomas Holmes, Priv. Jos. Dixon, Priv. Geo. W. Dunster, Priv. J. G. Peters, Priv. L. H. ear ont Vriv, John Hartsell. Floor Manavera—Priv. w. H. . Coffman. Priv. Ed Boland, Priv Wm Fuller, Priv. A. 8S. Captain S. B ‘Paterson. er BoarD oF SuPERVIsoRS.—The following accounts were allowed: H. Mackie & Co., Insurance Pohecy on Court House, Phoenix, $198-00 E. F. Spence, Insurance Policy, Hartford, Co.; $198 00. A. B. Brady, Insurance Pulicy, Pacific Co., $198 00. B. F. Adams, repairing Court House wall, $12000 W.R Coe, services as Grand Juror. 935. H. Phillip, forjuror’s certificates; $264. Capt. Lee, Chas Barker and H. 8. Bradley, County Surveyor, appointed viewers to establish a road petitioned fer by P. N. Hansou in Grass Valley Township. The read runuing from Grass Valley township line, near the Gold Hill Mill to the Forest House via Allison Ranch, declared a county read A county road established from the Gold Hill Mill to English’s bridge, via the Brigh‘ton House and Perin’s ranch. The road from Boston Ravine via Ophir Mill and Buena Vista Mill to Woodpecker Mill declared » public road. HI. 8S. Bradley, J. McBean and A. F, Mason appointed to view and lay out a route for a trail and bridge at Washington:H. V. Wrecks, John Black and H. 8: Bradley, appointed to lay outta read from Rough and Ready to the road from Indian Springs to Grass Valley. The Court House was insured for $30.000—$10,000 in the Phoenix, $5,000 tn the Home, $5,000 ‘in the Hartford, and $10,000 ain the Pacific. “W.H Crawford, County Treasurer, authorised to draw from the State Treasury the amount due: Nevada county fron the Hospital Fund. Rar-1-cipe.—A short tiwe since we noticed the fact that a cat at Keliner’s store had adopted into her family of kittens a young rat and they were all living iwthe grea. test felicity. But after the cat bad treated his ratship with the greatest kindness for more than a week her feline instincts overcame her better nature and the adopted rat was slain. zs PostTProneD.—The Strawberry : Party anpounced in yesterday's TRANSCHIPT to come off at the Nationa) Exchange Hotel, to-morTow eveniug, has been postponed to Tuesday—to-murrow being Fast Day. THE Eureka Rangers, at Moore’s Flat, have contracted fur the construction of a fine Armory. The building is to be seventy feet long, thirty-two feet wide and it is to be completed by the first of July. The Rangers are auexcellent Company and take a lively inteyest in their duties. This is the -. Jast Company organized in Major Knowl. ton’s battalion and they have made rapid advapcement in the drill. Moone’s FLat.—The damege done by ‘the destructive fire which recently occurred at Moore’s Flat is being rapidly repaired.— Substantial buildings are going up on the burntdistrict. The business men: who recently sustained such heavy losses will} ob. reat ey ac laces stteade, . At their Sse COR: OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. custumers and the public in general that they need not labor under ditficulties in procuring the best and ‘finest Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse can be founda’, t s'rock oF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato ' We offer our Goods < PRICES SO LOW s<=THAT— — WONE CAN UNDERSELL US, mer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing Hive, 2 : Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Mats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Soots, Binkets, &c. We solicit au examination of our stock. * S. HAAS & C@. Nevada, April 15th. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Sth Division, 4th District. Cal. : Nevada, May 9th, 1865. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN-“THAT THE by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade withvut first ta” ing out such license as in that behalf enacted, will be liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73. ' Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, aud the.duties paid ‘at his office without delay, e Notice’ is further given to all dealers in Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, ete., that under the law amended March 4d, 1845, every box, package, parcel or bundle offered for sale or exposed for sale, must be stamped with the seeapr stamps, The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above also on Perfumery, Hair O61, Patent Medicines, &c., will be rigedly en-' forced. All govds in store are held to be offered or ex posed for sale. ALFRED. BRIGGS, Collector. By 8S. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. mytlI + pat ait Se EPs a a sOoZODONT’ For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. FINE HAVANA CICARS ! —_ L. PHILLIPS, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY I I have also received a fine stock ofTobacco, Merechaum Pipes, Canes, ; CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. _ If you want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. Nevada, May 16th. ra 7 OULD THEREFORE inform thir . ‘Larg rger in. Quantity and of Better) 7" Our stock is complete for the Spring and SumaN License tur the present fiscal year, as required . New FP ::simess. ees &008. CARD TO. THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder _ Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon. Timber, Nails, — GROCERIES, ‘PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &o. &e, Now in their ‘SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the ‘Kidd & Knox Block’’ And Fer Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ] W OWR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facifities both here an» in the San Francisco markets. we are enabled to commete suceersfully with any touse out of Sun Franviseo, and now offer our Goods to t he trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Motto* Heavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Good’ a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! . —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments WINE CELLAR, 7 in their e attenWill constantly be found. everythin line, to which we gp fully invite tion and imspe.tion of the Trade. 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 now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 ®. 17 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels vu band af. alfiv ing, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. DOZ. at Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, jast received ald ber saic vy CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, vu H4B! 4uu ivf sae arte FORD. LEAVITT & CO. eens. FRESH CBANBER-, ES, uow tu sture and tur sale by CKaWer WrORD, LEAVITT? & CO. 50t mxs. Pale, je, Chemical & Castile CRAY Ww PrORD. LEAVITT & ca. 25 300. SACKS BOPEGA AND nUMBO TOES. On hand snd arriving. > eae CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. All Goods in the Grecery line Cheaper than ever, snd for sale by [raw STORE ! ! NEW Goons!!. dist RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK citizens and-tamilies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has opened & Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, Hé has on hand and. will be in constant re ceipt of everything m the way or CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, _. MINING TOOLS, —_&c, &e. ‘To which he invites the attention of all m want -—~ @f anything in thie line. These Goods will besold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, 1 shall seil Strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGANS. a The CABINEL ORGAN ie de. sigued for both the Church and Domee—f0¢ the sacre’ aud secular— for org ract:ce and the recrea tion of the extempure e plarinasombraiag all the best qualittes of the meludeon, and none of its ubjeconable ones, with many entirely new improvements and inventions, prominent among which isthe ~AUTOMATIC SWELL, Patented Oct. 21, 1862, The cababilities of the above instrument—as an organ within the re ch of all who desire it— have opened fur it an entire new field, hitherto unoccupied by any musica’ instrument, and hane . Clivited the unqualified endursement of ovea ONK HUNDRED AND FIFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the country. : A. KOHLER, In the sole agene for the Pacific Coast for the above New and dg + sige lustruments, and ali orders addressed ¢to him at his Piano and Music Warerooms, San Franciabo will reeeive prompt a‘tention. 48 DKUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successortod.M Levey), Cerner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly op hand a large and well selected stuck of DRUGS, Se BACINES) , CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY TL aTOrES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept in a first-class oe: store. Se Physicians “Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Having had many yeurs’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently #olicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found Port, Mutton. Corved Beef and Pork &e. Pr “4 he lowent eash prices. ra A. 0, 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary —AND— FANCY DRESS BALL —OF THE— Grass Valley Council, No. 1 A. O. O. OF H. will be given at Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865. Committe of Arrangements. C. R. Clorke, D.B Nye G. W. Dixon. H. J. Snow, J. D. Meek, D.E. Bell. A. W. Campbell, T. BR, Kibbe, R. Leach. J. iH. W S. Byrme. , Reception Committee. A. Brownwell._ Geo. B, Shearer, J.J. Doty yuo. WebberA. Hooper. Hank Snow TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. BR: the old aan on Broad «t. where he is prepared t? su — body with the best of wey : f7HEADQUARTERGs —OFr— sate 3 FASHIONABLE DRY eoops: Low Prices have and always will . Bee = xt Rule, at = ‘GoLpsmiTirs, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sta. h J t éd as us return fi ‘Franei He." brought up one of rom as SPRING & SUMMER GOoDs . . Rver erate ait es this ba merate all the items as it would fill u whole pai but -he-calls the attention Beue Ladies of Nevada a pelewtson of an pian to his Magnificent DRESS GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, -MILLINEY GOODS! Comprising the Latest: Tea” Bonnets, the asek ty oF By hyo tus Hote for Ladies a lldre and many v vthers too pare nang Ln pay ‘gag ee CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and Englteh Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, Aud a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING. a It is needless to mention a, ee th ofall his Guods are to pong oe wah ae Franoisco Retail prices, but a gener: 1 invitatio: ia hereby kindly extended to aii and weet one to calland examine the themselves, me Goede and convince Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. thanktul for past Patronage and en t the continnanve of thesame aa 1 shal endeavor to merit yuur confidence, Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERX WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, 1 am ver alwaye Pine streets, Nevada ci* yA. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April 1st, A Goceries, Provisions, Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, ft ar (eee M. J. HYDBLIFF, AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, That he has just received direct from San Francisco a large and magnificent stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY COODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c. &c. At his Stores in Red Dog and You Bet. WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH ! ee sneer coient te Sleeper eee every brought invo the Mountaiz ta want of anything in the above Mine will fad # greatly totheir advantage to call at either ee Red Dog er You. M. J. a TVDELIE 2 a Re@ Dog, May 19 h. then It will be useless to” FANCY AND ae He bas the fullest and best assortment of Hot A Don’t mistake the Place, Corser of Bread as i Seen * as i) + oe see ere i s. > —

IQUORs, 3 — 0., 5 in our line on Swe buy only © Interest e in Nevada vho can.” r than @ slow nese Of setting a fortune ing in Nevada we y fair and hon. hare of public TS,’? to this there er centage to lose on & poor, PAID FOR D. — ge and comequal to any ise, Steel, Waite, ePack-e Cash, by ITE. d Willow dl, Waite. ilver, e WAITE. it of 3 . _Mnobe, , & Waite. ind Finishing Waite. SPADES, S, &e.5 Y & Waite. Ss. Butter, Waite. tier, —for sale by TE. assorted, Waite. ' y, Corn, horts, k Waite. . Bacos, ale by AITE. . & Waite. LDWARE, ong’ may rely os sonable dix Bonds Baily Transcript _W. F. Heydlanff, Private A. Keeler. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 31. : ———e LaTTLe YorK Union GuAnD —The ball to be given by this Company, at Armory Hall, You Bet, on Thursday Evening, June 8th, promises to be grand affair. Invitations have been sent 4in-every direction and4 extensive preparations are being made for the accommodation a large crowd. The following gentlemen have been selected on A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himself and his Goods, _ In order to be successful in business, and in alles to _ obtain it he should act accordingly. (. ia HAAS) & Co. Committee of Arrangements—Capt. G. H. At— kins, Corp. P. R. Hobbs, Private C. W. Remmington, Private W. W. Hs Coffman, Frivate Committee of Invitation—Lieut. 8 G. Lewis, Lieut Jamra Darling, Lieut. W.A, ‘Begole, Lieut J.J Barrington, Priv. E Williams, Priv. John Wear, Private Juseph Gardner, Serg. Wm. Cu villé, Serg. N -V. Wagoner, Serg. F. Eniiis, . Priv. L. W. Hunt, Priv. J Cooper. _ Grass Valley—Maj, R. Leach. Capt. Jud. Doty, Dutch Fiat—Capt.C M. Kupp, Lieut. Thomas . Eureka Township—Capt. Henry Atwater, Lt. A, 8. Wall Nevada City--Major N. W. Knowlton, Capt. J. A. Lancaster. . Bridgeport Township—Capt. F. Coffee, Lieut. Jo Whitby. Avburn—Lieut. Col. Brown, Wooden. Reception Cimasittee—Sery Thomas Holmes, Priv. Jos. Dixon, Priv. Geo. W. Dunster, Priv. J. G. Peters, Priv. L. H. ear ont Vriv, John Hartsell. Floor Manavera—Priv. w. H. . Coffman. Priv. Ed Boland, Priv Wm Fuller, Priv. A. 8S. Captain S. B ‘Paterson. er BoarD oF SuPERVIsoRS.—The following accounts were allowed: H. Mackie & Co., Insurance Pohecy on Court House, Phoenix, $198-00 E. F. Spence, Insurance Policy, Hartford, Co.; $198 00. A. B. Brady, Insurance Pulicy, Pacific Co., $198 00. B. F. Adams, repairing Court House wall, $12000 W.R Coe, services as Grand Juror. 935. H. Phillip, forjuror’s certificates; $264. Capt. Lee, Chas Barker and H. 8. Bradley, County Surveyor, appointed viewers to establish a road petitioned fer by P. N. Hansou in Grass Valley Township. The read runuing from Grass Valley township line, near the Gold Hill Mill to the Forest House via Allison Ranch, declared a county read A county road established from the Gold Hill Mill to English’s bridge, via the Brigh‘ton House and Perin’s ranch. The road from Boston Ravine via Ophir Mill and Buena Vista Mill to Woodpecker Mill declared » public road. HI. 8S. Bradley, J. McBean and A. F, Mason appointed to view and lay out a route for a trail and bridge at Washington:H. V. Wrecks, John Black and H. 8: Bradley, appointed to lay outta read from Rough and Ready to the road from Indian Springs to Grass Valley. The Court House was insured for $30.000—$10,000 in the Phoenix, $5,000 tn the Home, $5,000 ‘in the Hartford, and $10,000 ain the Pacific. “W.H Crawford, County Treasurer, authorised to draw from the State Treasury the amount due: Nevada county fron the Hospital Fund. Rar-1-cipe.—A short tiwe since we noticed the fact that a cat at Keliner’s store had adopted into her family of kittens a young rat and they were all living iwthe grea. test felicity. But after the cat bad treated his ratship with the greatest kindness for more than a week her feline instincts overcame her better nature and the adopted rat was slain. zs PostTProneD.—The Strawberry : Party anpounced in yesterday's TRANSCHIPT to come off at the Nationa) Exchange Hotel, to-morTow eveniug, has been postponed to Tuesday—to-murrow being Fast Day. THE Eureka Rangers, at Moore’s Flat, have contracted fur the construction of a fine Armory. The building is to be seventy feet long, thirty-two feet wide and it is to be completed by the first of July. The Rangers are auexcellent Company and take a lively inteyest in their duties. This is the -. Jast Company organized in Major Knowl. ton’s battalion and they have made rapid advapcement in the drill. Moone’s FLat.—The damege done by ‘the destructive fire which recently occurred at Moore’s Flat is being rapidly repaired.— Substantial buildings are going up on the burntdistrict. The business men: who recently sustained such heavy losses will} ob. reat ey ac laces stteade, . At their Sse COR: OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. custumers and the public in general that they need not labor under ditficulties in procuring the best and ‘finest Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse can be founda’, t s'rock oF Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato ' We offer our Goods < PRICES SO LOW s<=THAT— — WONE CAN UNDERSELL US, mer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing Hive, 2 : Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Mats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Soots, Binkets, &c. We solicit au examination of our stock. * S. HAAS & C@. Nevada, April 15th. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Sth Division, 4th District. Cal. : Nevada, May 9th, 1865. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN-“THAT THE by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade withvut first ta” ing out such license as in that behalf enacted, will be liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73. ' Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, aud the.duties paid ‘at his office without delay, e Notice’ is further given to all dealers in Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, ete., that under the law amended March 4d, 1845, every box, package, parcel or bundle offered for sale or exposed for sale, must be stamped with the seeapr stamps, The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above also on Perfumery, Hair O61, Patent Medicines, &c., will be rigedly en-' forced.. All govds in store are held to be offered or ex posed for sale. ALFRED. BRIGGS, Collector. By 8S. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. mytlI + pat ait Se EPs a a sOoZODONT’ For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. FINE HAVANA CICARS ! —_ L. PHILLIPS, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY I I have also received a fine stock ofTobacco, Merechaum Pipes, Canes, ; CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. _ If you want good Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, or Cutlery, callat my Establishment. Nevada, May 16th. ra 7 OULD THEREFORE inform thir . ‘Larg rger in. Quantity and of Better) 7" Our stock is complete for the Spring and SumaN License tur the present fiscal year, as required . New FP ::simess. ees &008. CARD TO. THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder _ Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon. Timber, Nails, — GROCERIES, ‘PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &o. &e, Now in their ‘SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the ‘Kidd & Knox Block’’ And Fer Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ] W OWR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facifities both here an»

in the San Francisco markets. we are enabled to commete suceersfully with any touse out of Sun Franviseo, and now offer our Goods to t he trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the meuntains. Our Motto* Heavy Sales and Small Profits. We will deliver our Good’ a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! . —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments WINE CELLAR, 7 in their e attenWill constantly be found. everythin line, to which we gp fully invite tion and imspe.tion of the Trade. 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 now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 ®. 17 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels vu band af. alfiv ing, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. DOZ. at Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 50 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, jast received ald ber saic vy CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. KEGS BLASTING POWDER, vu H4B! 4uu ivf sae arte FORD. LEAVITT & CO. eens. FRESH CBANBER-, ES, uow tu sture and tur sale by CKaWer WrORD, LEAVITT? & CO. 50t mxs. Pale, je, Chemical & Castile CRAY Ww PrORD. LEAVITT & ca. 25 300. SACKS BOPEGA AND nUMBO TOES. On hand snd arriving. > eae CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. All Goods in the Grecery line Cheaper than ever, snd for sale by [raw STORE ! ! NEW Goons!!. dist RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK citizens and-tamilies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has opened & Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, Hé has on hand and. will be in constant re ceipt of everything m the way or CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, _. MINING TOOLS, —_&c, &e. ‘To which he invites the attention of all m want -—~ @f anything in thie line. These Goods will besold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con tracting bad debts, 1 shall seil Strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGANS. a The CABINEL ORGAN ie de. sigued for both the Church and Domee—f0¢ the sacre’ aud secular— for org ract:ce and the recrea tion of the extempure e plarinasombraiag all the best qualittes of the meludeon, and none of its ubjeconable ones, with many entirely new improvements and inventions, prominent among which isthe ~AUTOMATIC SWELL, Patented Oct. 21, 1862, The cababilities of the above instrument—as an organ within the re ch of all who desire it— have opened fur it an entire new field, hitherto unoccupied by any musica’ instrument, and hane . Clivited the unqualified endursement of ovea ONK HUNDRED AND FIFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the country. : A. KOHLER, In the sole agene for the Pacific Coast for the above New and dg + sige lustruments, and ali orders addressed ¢to him at his Piano and Music Warerooms, San Franciabo will reeeive prompt a‘tention. 48 DKUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successortod.M Levey), Cerner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly op hand a large and well selected stuck of DRUGS, Se BACINES) , CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY TL aTOrES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept in a first-class oe: store. Se Physicians “Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Having had many yeurs’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently #olicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found Port, Mutton. Corved Beef and Pork &e. Pr “4 he lowent eash prices. ra A. 0, 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary —AND— FANCY DRESS BALL —OF THE— Grass Valley Council, No. 1 A. O. O. OF H. will be given at Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865. Committe of Arrangements. C. R. Clorke, D.B Nye G. W. Dixon. H. J. Snow, J. D. Meek, D.E. Bell. A. W. Campbell, T. BR, Kibbe, R. Leach. J. iH. W S. Byrme. , Reception Committee. A. Brownwell._ Geo. B, Shearer, J.J. Doty yuo. WebberA. Hooper. Hank Snow TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. BR: the old aan on Broad «t. where he is prepared t? su — body with the best of wey : f7HEADQUARTERGs —OFr— sate 3 FASHIONABLE DRY eoops: Low Prices have and always will . Bee = xt Rule, at = ‘GoLpsmiTirs, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sta. h J t éd as us return fi ‘Franei He." brought up one of rom as SPRING & SUMMER GOoDs . . Rver erate ait es this ba merate all the items as it would fill u whole pai but -he-calls the attention Beue Ladies of Nevada a pelewtson of an pian to his Magnificent DRESS GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING, -MILLINEY GOODS! Comprising the Latest: Tea” Bonnets, the asek ty oF By hyo tus Hote for Ladies a lldre and many v vthers too pare nang Ln pay ‘gag ee CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and Englteh Brussels, &c., &c. The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, Aud a full assortment of RUGS AND MATTING. a It is needless to mention a, ee th ofall his Guods are to pong oe wah ae Franoisco Retail prices, but a gener: 1 invitatio: ia hereby kindly extended to aii and weet one to calland examine the themselves, me Goede and convince Ladies of Nevada and vicinity. thanktul for past Patronage and en t the continnanve of thesame aa 1 shal endeavor to merit yuur confidence, Remember that NEW GOODS, the Latest Styles, are received EVERX WEEK, and special orders for Goods will be attended to with despatch, 1 am ver alwaye Pine streets, Nevada ci* yA. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April 1st, A Goceries, Provisions, Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, ft ar (eee M. J. HYDBLIFF, AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, That he has just received direct from San Francisco a large and magnificent stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY COODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c. &c. At his Stores in Red Dog and You Bet. WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH ! ee sneer coient te Sleeper eee every brought invo the Mountaiz ta want of anything in the above Mine will fad # greatly totheir advantage to call at either ee Red Dog er You. M. J. a TVDELIE 2 a Re@ Dog, May 19 h. then It will be useless to” FANCY AND ae He bas the fullest and best assortment of Hot A Don’t mistake the Place, Corser of Bread as i Seen * as i) + oe see ere i s. > —