April 18, 1867 (4 pages)

a eee the 25th te thor ° for the sake of ex wena “ay man to take char waa mn réligious turn o County: “Nevada City, Apeil 170h, 1807, > po Rane ORGANIZATION Nothing” Son csteaieh ba segue ta: tare piooees of & pert rs not asthorough organization. It 1 “how full dhol of principles may be or h ‘elearly they convince ‘the “minds of ‘r ‘uiileas'they te biked by a united party, is great danger of their overthrow, . “there! or, at least for long delay in their estabEM FE .Partiesare as armies, and must jong practice to stand to gether in victory, or defeat.: In: political signe there, have’ been, many Bull ‘Runs: Phe old Democratic party, vss, (a the politicians of the South, unders ‘ Re Amportanee ; of political. organization, after ite. creed was detested by “ SondNieda et tieiiople ther ised by thorough party ‘discipline in wielding a power ‘that was felt throughout. the land. igh organization and discipline . rplishes so much for evil, what an a¢-' “_eumulated “it will give when in . theritterest’ of right—when it is used for , the purpose of shielding the great princiig Of truth and justice. — uring the war.-the: ‘loyal men of the . alien were firmly united together, and one after. another the strongholds of the enemy were taken. The abolition of slaSheree very, the civil, rights bill and the recon. struction law, are the monuments’ reared by the Union party. They embody truths which would yet be unacknowledged had ‘thé Toya men of the country not been ini. _ ted. aea It should be the’ “abject of all political hs to provide first against treachery within their own ranks. Where desertion. is thought no crime, an element of weakness exists which will in tame de. »stroy"any ‘party. “Every man devoted to . of A, OER should, laying _ feeling inspites . itien, tridimph is sure,— The Union ‘tien of ‘this State are about sonable elements of the colihty. With utitfy Of purpose and integrity to principle @ glorious victory awaits them. Let ug aes ing eons the sake of wl many live there preeasne ie er does not. ‘ghiok be serviceable “How > tong ‘the Due Lon yan the Athuntic © Ramadi: oddurs, ie a inatter of' &peculation.— We shall be astonished if two years without an pranengecniciel ype * our exchang a Rind. a Daw Japariovs Ambassadors in Paris take ofa, And supeer to ‘have @x-. Of wines aoe hey appear! “ad Champagne, out rer neem for bee ‘Rarer ong, oe sttdople ‘writes: “The increase in the number of: newspapers ‘published . th and in one or two other principal cities in a and the increase of the number of. ‘ho~read “are adn sigue of ‘the times,” abe tbe: . in.of a sails in aeeia. ot mete AA the ‘American Board . . ‘There will be a meeting of the Union Committee, on Thursday, y of April, 1907, at 2 o'clock, 4 _ . will. add some Iw Wintacky lives'c taxa’ t lives a man, the head of a , . Very poms and intelligent family, ‘. who, daring: one week in each month, fore an accident . ’ masq . that will outran the “Black Crook.” i: ed ty dath, and easing his Bs over . . date for Assembly from Sacramento. ; the manner, in, which that county, shall. be . which will hav represented in. the State Convention.— Some fayor the election of rove and others’ a choice} i by districts. In the former way a united . delegation: Will be sent, And if the districts, » choose they will-be apt'to be mixed. The } Napa Reporter supports Wm. Holden, of Méndécino, “as Detiiocfatic candidate for Governor. It is now conceded that the contest for the declegation. to.the Union, Conyention in San Francisco will be between Pixley and Gorham, The friends of each are confident of carrying the city. Tue County CENTRAL CoMMITTER.— In to-day’s paper ‘Will be found the call for a meeting of the County Central Committee. The meeting will be held in this city, at the Armory of the Nevada Light Guard, on the 25th of April, at 2 o'clock, Pp. M., and the business of the Committee will be to fix a time for holding Primariesjand the meeting of the County Convention to send, delegates, to the State Convention. The following is a list of members of the Committee : Nevada township—N, W. Knowlton, A. . F Brsham San Fran D H Birdsall Cun mi C, Niles, J. A. Lancaster, C. C. Léavitt:;: . B Stily do J McGregor Montreal Grass Valley—E. W. ‘Roberts, Reuben . J.C Moore do EF Coffee French Cor ‘Leach, E. Northy. A A Veatch do * Mrs Ellerson do Bridgeport— . G. Bell. J Redding do J Ellerson do Blooomfield—J. A) Nutall. Eureka—H, Atwater. te York—Martin Garber. hi &. eee = iitameom Barker. Wat ngton—D. Moore. To Crry Vormrs. ite the first page of to-day’s paper will be found the city Poll List. Those’ whose names are on the List are entitled to vote. Read notice of the Board of Registration at the bottom of the List = oO RE de a WOMAN pac oa ste sitived herself man’s apparel one tely,in Newark, New Jersey, and nidlasinok to thrash Mrs. Miller, when Mr. Weiss,her husband,came along and, a& man beating a woman, interfered and gave his. wife a sound whipping before he discovered who she was. GENERAL Mansfield, Adjutant General of Indiana, in his report to the sla: ture-on the condition of the State m militia, says it consists at present of a Major Gen. eral,’ Lieutéhant General, Quartermaster General, and no privates; and he recom. mends the . of a Militia law that Vvates. ae. uatphontetbe: force. about the firat quarter of the moon, imag. ra himself a woman, dons the Mg: balmoral, and ae ta in his parlor waitiig for his'beau! ‘This’ strange conduct was . . first noticed in him when he was about 17 pureed of age. He is now 51. = a A, mA in Portland, Maine, attended a as an ape. While penne hong setihed Kien bork he Ge ‘oun at h obliged to fly for his life. “a toe . Dion Bowelcault is at present in Paria, . with making arrangements for the production of two new plays, which he has been com missioned to writé by. French managers. Mr. PaLMER, of Niblo’s Garden, New York, who is now in Europe, writes that he has secured a novelty for next season round and Hy o Park for ad vertising purposes. AN unbroken’ tailroad line from New York to New Orleans is to be made by extending the road oné hundred vaden.nn tp azeh ere of ara ap. of oo ay and two hundred and ty 04 ihe Gift tween Selma and New: Ana Sg ye Ry onder of Hou. T. B. 1 B. McFarland, ao of . plain, and with’ ‘an _ ready for the <P at sete a ndomam ‘Clerk. Benn An ‘nisi PR igatoy eta, Sargent & Reardon, Attys = Piaintif. apis of Gomnes in hi is yale~. . "Bocieainghauth wt dante tee . dag Petwoen Bac Sonny avon {12 years he had oe a a die in elas oe $2 Senate, 49 ofits members iad been femovGites quicksilvered. The api’s , ing you.” Oh, no W. C. Hopping 1s pees, otadeineedhy bY . part ingensible the 18th Paris during the Exposition. , . M Dunn aoe naa i The total Met pe of said notes beA BIL firm in London has . 2°" bt beg st 4 Government sealed fault bogetner at eee pat dod aed Ryerent for the re tafe the Cou pach other relief as is are Shore me you are always fair. ” TAN . whisufacture:of: one gallon: rorarhigotine?” r ReporT says Ristori is so Much tn love with the United States that she will settle here. She sails for Witbvs, however.oh of May, to fillan engagement, in TH young men of Savannah are d lighted with base ball, wliich is somewhat of novelty in that region, * a a JESS RRA REN = EE ———— pecan 4 MARRIED, yy pote cit April 17th, by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr. M cAra to Miss . B. Poston, The us usual accompaniaments were duly received, and we hope the happiness .of our young friends, through life, may be as bright as the morning on which they were married, ° —_—_——————————————— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL ‘EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. ‘April 17, 186%, C Taylor Grass Vall Henry Powell Birchy do G Rooker Eureka T S Landes Moores EA Leath Deer Cre E W Evans Newcas R Bartlett You Bet M Van Wagtier Alle WH Polsom do D E Crooker Nevad D Folsom do W 8 Huston & w do © Palmer Grass Vall S Price do RDunkerton do J Askinson do CA Williams do J W Johnson do G EllersonSan Juan D Allen do JH Fuller Hunts hi M Oscar do A Tucker do LM Merrow Scot Fl Mrs Smith Grass Val F Hendricks Col Hil W Hamilton Sacram J Hussler do sa meecsnnnontneennesanarennnnisetincnatncttin FURNITURE AT AUCTION, _ FINE LOT oF HOUSEHOLD: AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, —SUCH AS—_ TABLES, BEDSTEADS, STOVES, ETO. © THIS. DAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. In frout of the Auction Store of 8. HAAS & CO, on Broad Street. ‘aprill? -LEW KELLER, Auctioneer, UMMONS,—State of f Coiine nia, County of Nevada, ss. Th the District. Court of the Fourteenth Tudicial District of said State, The Peoee the State.of California, to Jeremiah Potlert, t, Greeting: You are iby suman: epte epneet one answer to the com of Powell, plaintiff, within mo im. the serin this count; CHAIRS, vloaat this writ, if and within pang A days i served = you in Districtand out of this County, and within forty days if served on you in the State and out of th’ District, in in ae ce Fhe ght eh eine’ you by the . above gd of April 1867, rb yr to pBtecoe <o Deus laint filed therein (a thls of which accompanies this Sammons within ten days (exclusive of the Soe of service, after the service on yon of th jummons—if served within this county; _ or, at served out of this County, but within this Judicial District, within twenr pa bigele or if. ona“ out of said hee trict then within —— Plaintiff p praye judg ment against said defendant for the fo lowing: due'on three promissory notes set forth a sade complaint, to-wit:—For the sum of es ‘and interest thereon from Jan. let, TSAR, at cent per month—and for the Fig men, $2, 400 00 and interest thereon from be on 862, at 2 per cent per month—and for the sum of, $2,149 00 and interest thereon from at2 per cent yi ~ hereb: hots god that if -you fail to poet 'y lh y ponte for in said or a H. Faroval —— taahar, Clee Clerk oF ie the” Dietic’ Sak aforeid; de set my hand and impress ¢ Seal of said Court, at office in — an of Nehere who vrata erate hee ee In Ohie’ Of his’ phe gman, “to © iy eto Auctioneer. Sales attended to d, . tb sueaeineatnae _inenppereah heap eRepetgere =~ . The Ne Pins Vitra fra Clothing House. , ‘4< \eibly feet had . . make emacs! . anerr_ SOLD ON COMMISSION, BY City, Beialihed in 1856, Ss. HAAS r co.,. Broad Stregt, Nevada City, FFER ‘FER GRBATER INDUCEMENTS to ParGoods,in their line, than can — other Establishment i ang Goods ARE ALL uF vale LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES! AND OF RECENT IMPORTATION. 3 é cdr aay Hager Rese Cased mplete » ofany Honse in Nev: — pledge ourselves YU BE. 4 ‘Gheap er Than the same Articles can possibly be purchased elsewhere! . Our facilities cannot be excelled and that is WHY WESELL SO CHEAP! mountains, Reader! Look for a moment at the Goods we offer you at UNPRECEDENTED RATES: Every etyle introduced of Spring and Summer CLOTHING!FURNISHING COODS ! . BUSINESS SUITS, at a very Cheap rate and FINE DRESS SUITS that cannot be Bought for the same money we offer them. for in San Francisco, much less in @ mountain town, "WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND LOOK AT these Suits—we guarantee satisfaction or no sale. ene le the line of m HAT 8! # We have all the NEW AND LATEST STYLES— every shape and ‘color imaginable—WE ARE BOUND TO SUIT THE TASTES OF ALL: We keep on hand an extensive stock of Fine White Shirts, Under ¢l panes : Gloves, de.y &e., we, ¢ :. Dry Goods Department To the Ladies of Nevada City: PR in consestion with hs Soction sees to which we wou We hues tonen examine our e NS in iiaein order GIVE GOODS sobs they ever bab them 2 Eg ec and fo. reel will bch ogg Calo ways reaky to ree. Yon iaieit WAY OF . YANKEE NOTIONS ! OUR STOCK CANNOT BR, AED Gta ne aeall, Genk Gents, if you want TOBACCO, CICARS, &c, For it is a notorious fact that we sell an immense amount of these articles and lone ates 8 convinced tt people act wae TO COUNTRY.» “MERCHANTS, BEFORE GOING TO SAN. FRANCISCO ‘TO ortho ara nha el ater aril 3 A eat = ese ee i) a8 . ROOMS, a fat to SNe eho Vibe: a coins Ea They te of the were selected aa rae ming are . Our Stock dbeiotate in part of . The finest lot éver seen in this city, BLACK & COLORED SILKS. . FOULARDs, FREWCH ORGANDIES. CHAMBREYs, ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS, GINGHAMS, LINENS & LAWNS. HEAD DRESSES, PARASOLS, NEW TRIMMINGS & ‘EMBROIDERIES, ENGLISH HOISERY. “LINEN HANDKERCHitipe IRISH LINENS, BLEACHED MUSEINs, LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, TOWELS, LACE & MUSLIN CURTAINS, WHITE '& COL'D MARSEILLES QUILTS: os Carpets and Oil Cloths, 3-ply, Brus sels and Ingrain, fn, Mate Rugs, &e, J, & 8. Rosenthal take this occasion to thank their hundreds of old Sostamess for their very liberal patronage in the st and aseure them that from this time they. will sell —-DRY GooDds— Cheaper than they were ever bought before in this market, Par Mere. js Large Sales and Small Profits, . sure and cal} on us before buyiugeleewheeen we are determin bargains, J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th. vt NEW CICAR & TOBACCO oe HOUSE! WILLIAM LEWIS, DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY, ARRIVED FROM THE EAST AND H% OPENED at the above place with the . TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, CARDS, Ete, Bee Ever brought te the County. _ A Splendid Assortment of GENUINE VIRGINIA And all other kinds off SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. NINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, And a general assortment of all kinds of PEPE. wreLaYyinge CARDS, Of every description; rar. Sapna iphe texrce.gpeesioen . ene a ie edvanteae 10 wie’ trtal.” ; > roca ni PW LEW. . DRY’ AAP OD. aa ir DRESS pe oe . ed to give you eplendid BROAD STREET; NEXT DOOR TO SPENCE's . reek, pave t ells, Foryx old ar d dow ng at ber, in hose * his lin Par ight rill th eathe pnt cer large f the REF have be

a eee the 25th te thor ° for the sake of ex wena “ay man to take char waa mn réligious turn o County: “Nevada City, Apeil 170h, 1807, > po Rane ORGANIZATION Nothing” Son csteaieh ba segue ta: tare piooees of & pert rs not asthorough organization. It 1 “how full dhol of principles may be or h ‘elearly they convince ‘the “minds of ‘r ‘uiileas'they te biked by a united party, is great danger of their overthrow, . “there! or, at least for long delay in their estabEM FE .Partiesare as armies, and must jong practice to stand to gether in victory, or defeat.: In: political signe there, have’ been, many Bull ‘Runs: Phe old Democratic party, vss, (a the politicians of the South, unders ‘ Re Amportanee ; of political. organization, after ite. creed was detested by “ SondNieda et tieiiople ther ised by thorough party ‘discipline in wielding a power ‘that was felt throughout. the land. igh organization and discipline . rplishes so much for evil, what an a¢-' “_eumulated “it will give when in . theritterest’ of right—when it is used for , the purpose of shielding the great princiig Of truth and justice. — uring the war.-the: ‘loyal men of the . alien were firmly united together, and one after. another the strongholds of the enemy were taken. The abolition of slaSheree very, the civil, rights bill and the recon. struction law, are the monuments’ reared by the Union party. They embody truths which would yet be unacknowledged had ‘thé Toya men of the country not been ini. _ ted. aea It should be the’ “abject of all political hs to provide first against treachery within their own ranks. Where desertion. is thought no crime, an element of weakness exists which will in tame de. »stroy"any ‘party. “Every man devoted to . of A, OER should, laying _ feeling inspites . itien, tridimph is sure,— The Union ‘tien of ‘this State are about sonable elements of the colihty. With utitfy Of purpose and integrity to principle @ glorious victory awaits them. Let ug aes ing eons the sake of wl many live there preeasne ie er does not. ‘ghiok be serviceable “How > tong ‘the Due Lon yan the Athuntic © Ramadi: oddurs, ie a inatter of' &peculation.— We shall be astonished if two years without an pranengecniciel ype * our exchang a Rind. a Daw Japariovs Ambassadors in Paris take ofa, And supeer to ‘have @x-. Of wines aoe hey appear! “ad Champagne, out rer neem for bee ‘Rarer ong, oe sttdople ‘writes: “The increase in the number of: newspapers ‘published . th and in one or two other principal cities in a and the increase of the number of. ‘ho~read “are adn sigue of ‘the times,” abe tbe: . in.of a sails in aeeia. ot mete AA the ‘American Board . . ‘There will be a meeting of the Union Committee, on Thursday, y of April, 1907, at 2 o'clock, 4 _ . will. add some Iw Wintacky lives'c taxa’ t lives a man, the head of a , . Very poms and intelligent family, ‘. who, daring: one week in each month, fore an accident . ’ masq . that will outran the “Black Crook.” i: ed ty dath, and easing his Bs over . . date for Assembly from Sacramento. ; the manner, in, which that county, shall. be . which will hav represented in. the State Convention.— Some fayor the election of rove and others’ a choice} i by districts. In the former way a united . delegation: Will be sent, And if the districts, » choose they will-be apt'to be mixed. The } Napa Reporter supports Wm. Holden, of Méndécino, “as Detiiocfatic candidate for Governor. It is now conceded that the contest for the declegation. to.the Union, Conyention in San Francisco will be between Pixley and Gorham, The friends of each are confident of carrying the city. Tue County CENTRAL CoMMITTER.— In to-day’s paper ‘Will be found the call for a meeting of the County Central Committee. The meeting will be held in this city, at the Armory of the Nevada Light Guard, on the 25th of April, at 2 o'clock, Pp. M., and the business of the Committee will be to fix a time for holding Primariesjand the meeting of the County Convention to send, delegates, to the State Convention. The following is a list of members of the Committee : Nevada township—N, W. Knowlton, A. . F Brsham San Fran D H Birdsall Cun mi C, Niles, J. A. Lancaster, C. C. Léavitt:;: . B Stily do J McGregor Montreal Grass Valley—E. W. ‘Roberts, Reuben . J.C Moore do EF Coffee French Cor ‘Leach, E. Northy. A A Veatch do * Mrs Ellerson do Bridgeport— . G. Bell. J Redding do J Ellerson do Blooomfield—J. A) Nutall. Eureka—H, Atwater. te York—Martin Garber. hi &. eee = iitameom Barker. Wat ngton—D. Moore. To Crry Vormrs. ite the first page of to-day’s paper will be found the city Poll List. Those’ whose names are on the List are entitled to vote. Read notice of the Board of Registration at the bottom of the List = oO RE de a WOMAN pac oa ste sitived herself man’s apparel one tely,in Newark, New Jersey, and nidlasinok to thrash Mrs. Miller, when Mr. Weiss,her husband,came along and, a& man beating a woman, interfered and gave his. wife a sound whipping before he discovered who she was. GENERAL Mansfield, Adjutant General of Indiana, in his report to the sla: ture-on the condition of the State m militia, says it consists at present of a Major Gen. eral,’ Lieutéhant General, Quartermaster General, and no privates; and he recom. mends the . of a Militia law that Vvates. ae. uatphontetbe: force. about the firat quarter of the moon, imag. ra himself a woman, dons the Mg: balmoral, and ae ta in his parlor waitiig for his'beau! ‘This’ strange conduct was . . first noticed in him when he was about 17 pureed of age. He is now 51. = a A, mA in Portland, Maine, attended a as an ape. While penne hong setihed Kien bork he Ge ‘oun at h obliged to fly for his life. “a toe . Dion Bowelcault is at present in Paria, . with making arrangements for the production of two new plays, which he has been com missioned to writé by. French managers. Mr. PaLMER, of Niblo’s Garden, New York, who is now in Europe, writes that he has secured a novelty for next season round and Hy o Park for ad vertising purposes. AN unbroken’ tailroad line from New York to New Orleans is to be made by extending the road oné hundred vaden.nn tp azeh ere of ara ap. of oo ay and two hundred and ty 04 ihe Gift tween Selma and New: Ana Sg ye Ry onder of Hou. T. B. 1 B. McFarland, ao of . plain, and with’ ‘an _ ready for the <P at sete a ndomam ‘Clerk. Benn An ‘nisi PR igatoy eta, Sargent & Reardon, Attys = Piaintif. apis of Gomnes in hi is yale~. . "Bocieainghauth wt dante tee . dag Petwoen Bac Sonny avon {12 years he had oe a a die in elas oe $2 Senate, 49 ofits members iad been femovGites quicksilvered. The api’s , ing you.” Oh, no W. C. Hopping 1s pees, otadeineedhy bY . part ingensible the 18th Paris during the Exposition. , . M Dunn aoe naa i The total Met pe of said notes beA BIL firm in London has . 2°" bt beg st 4 Government sealed fault bogetner at eee pat dod aed Ryerent for the re tafe the Cou pach other relief as is are Shore me you are always fair. ” TAN . whisufacture:of: one gallon: rorarhigotine?” r ReporT says Ristori is so Much tn love with the United States that she will settle here. She sails for Witbvs, however.oh of May, to fillan engagement, in TH young men of Savannah are d lighted with base ball, wliich is somewhat of novelty in that region, * a a JESS RRA REN = EE ———— pecan 4 MARRIED, yy pote cit April 17th, by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr. M cAra to Miss . B. Poston, The us usual accompaniaments were duly received, and we hope the happiness .of our young friends, through life, may be as bright as the morning on which they were married, ° —_—_——————————————— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL ‘EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. ‘April 17, 186%, C Taylor Grass Vall Henry Powell Birchy do G Rooker Eureka T S Landes Moores EA Leath Deer Cre E W Evans Newcas R Bartlett You Bet M Van Wagtier Alle WH Polsom do D E Crooker Nevad D Folsom do W 8 Huston & w do © Palmer Grass Vall S Price do RDunkerton do

J Askinson do CA Williams do J W Johnson do G EllersonSan Juan D Allen do JH Fuller Hunts hi M Oscar do A Tucker do LM Merrow Scot Fl Mrs Smith Grass Val F Hendricks Col Hil W Hamilton Sacram J Hussler do sa meecsnnnontneennesanarennnnisetincnatncttin FURNITURE AT AUCTION, _ FINE LOT oF HOUSEHOLD: AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, —SUCH AS—_ TABLES, BEDSTEADS, STOVES, ETO. © THIS. DAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. In frout of the Auction Store of 8. HAAS & CO, on Broad Street. ‘aprill? -LEW KELLER, Auctioneer, UMMONS,—State of f Coiine nia, County of Nevada, ss. Th the District. Court of the Fourteenth Tudicial District of said State, The Peoee the State.of California, to Jeremiah Potlert, t, Greeting: You are iby suman: epte epneet one answer to the com of Powell, plaintiff, within mo im. the serin this count; CHAIRS, vloaat this writ, if and within pang A days i served = you in Districtand out of this County, and within forty days if served on you in the State and out of th’ District, in in ae ce Fhe ght eh eine’ you by the . above gd of April 1867, rb yr to pBtecoe <o Deus laint filed therein (a thls of which accompanies this Sammons within ten days (exclusive of the Soe of service, after the service on yon of th jummons—if served within this county; _ or, at served out of this County, but within this Judicial District, within twenr pa bigele or if. ona“ out of said hee trict then within —— Plaintiff p praye judg ment against said defendant for the fo lowing: due'on three promissory notes set forth a sade complaint, to-wit:—For the sum of es ‘and interest thereon from Jan. let, TSAR, at cent per month—and for the Fig men, $2, 400 00 and interest thereon from be on 862, at 2 per cent per month—and for the sum of, $2,149 00 and interest thereon from at2 per cent yi ~ hereb: hots god that if -you fail to poet 'y lh y ponte for in said or a H. Faroval —— taahar, Clee Clerk oF ie the” Dietic’ Sak aforeid; de set my hand and impress ¢ Seal of said Court, at office in — an of Nehere who vrata erate hee ee In Ohie’ Of his’ phe gman, “to © iy eto Auctioneer. Sales attended to d, . tb sueaeineatnae _inenppereah heap eRepetgere =~ . The Ne Pins Vitra fra Clothing House. , ‘4< \eibly feet had . . make emacs! . anerr_ SOLD ON COMMISSION, BY City, Beialihed in 1856, Ss. HAAS r co.,. Broad Stregt, Nevada City, FFER ‘FER GRBATER INDUCEMENTS to ParGoods,in their line, than can — other Establishment i ang Goods ARE ALL uF vale LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES! AND OF RECENT IMPORTATION. 3 é cdr aay Hager Rese Cased mplete » ofany Honse in Nev: — pledge ourselves YU BE. 4 ‘Gheap er Than the same Articles can possibly be purchased elsewhere! . Our facilities cannot be excelled and that is WHY WESELL SO CHEAP! mountains, Reader! Look for a moment at the Goods we offer you at UNPRECEDENTED RATES: Every etyle introduced of Spring and Summer CLOTHING!FURNISHING COODS ! . BUSINESS SUITS, at a very Cheap rate and FINE DRESS SUITS that cannot be Bought for the same money we offer them. for in San Francisco, much less in @ mountain town, "WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND LOOK AT these Suits—we guarantee satisfaction or no sale. ene le the line of m HAT 8! # We have all the NEW AND LATEST STYLES— every shape and ‘color imaginable—WE ARE BOUND TO SUIT THE TASTES OF ALL: We keep on hand an extensive stock of Fine White Shirts, Under ¢l panes : Gloves, de.y &e., we, ¢ :. Dry Goods Department To the Ladies of Nevada City: PR in consestion with hs Soction sees to which we wou We hues tonen examine our e NS in iiaein order GIVE GOODS sobs they ever bab them 2 Eg ec and fo. reel will bch ogg Calo ways reaky to ree. Yon iaieit WAY OF . YANKEE NOTIONS ! OUR STOCK CANNOT BR, AED Gta ne aeall, Genk Gents, if you want TOBACCO, CICARS, &c, For it is a notorious fact that we sell an immense amount of these articles and lone ates 8 convinced tt people act wae TO COUNTRY.» “MERCHANTS, BEFORE GOING TO SAN. FRANCISCO ‘TO ortho ara nha el ater aril 3 A eat = ese ee i) a8 . ROOMS, a fat to SNe eho Vibe: a coins Ea They te of the were selected aa rae ming are . Our Stock dbeiotate in part of . The finest lot éver seen in this city, BLACK & COLORED SILKS. . FOULARDs, FREWCH ORGANDIES. CHAMBREYs, ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS, GINGHAMS, LINENS & LAWNS. HEAD DRESSES, PARASOLS, NEW TRIMMINGS & ‘EMBROIDERIES, ENGLISH HOISERY. “LINEN HANDKERCHitipe IRISH LINENS, BLEACHED MUSEINs, LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, TOWELS, LACE & MUSLIN CURTAINS, WHITE '& COL'D MARSEILLES QUILTS: os Carpets and Oil Cloths, 3-ply, Brus sels and Ingrain, fn, Mate Rugs, &e, J, & 8. Rosenthal take this occasion to thank their hundreds of old Sostamess for their very liberal patronage in the st and aseure them that from this time they. will sell —-DRY GooDds— Cheaper than they were ever bought before in this market, Par Mere. js Large Sales and Small Profits, . sure and cal} on us before buyiugeleewheeen we are determin bargains, J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th. vt NEW CICAR & TOBACCO oe HOUSE! WILLIAM LEWIS, DRUG STORE, NEVADA CITY, ARRIVED FROM THE EAST AND H% OPENED at the above place with the . TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, CARDS, Ete, Bee Ever brought te the County. _ A Splendid Assortment of GENUINE VIRGINIA And all other kinds off SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. NINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, And a general assortment of all kinds of PEPE.. wreLaYyinge CARDS, Of every description; rar. Sapna iphe texrce.gpeesioen . ene a ie edvanteae 10 wie’ trtal..” ; > roca ni PW LEW. . DRY’ AAP OD. aa ir DRESS pe oe . ed to give you eplendid BROAD STREET; NEXT DOOR TO SPENCE's . reek, pave t ells, Foryx old ar d dow ng at ber, in hose * his lin Par ight rill th eathe pnt cer large f the REF have be