April 21, 1870 (4 pages)

ar e 2 7 James Marshall, the Discoverer of Gold. . We yesterday met JamesMarshall, the discoverer of gold in California, who gave what he calls a ‘camp talk,” Or-® narrayevents connected with his dieenw { Pat? F¥ . ee Oe a J ea Pa wg aa sanity is unknown. He started for SteckThomas Brannan, Ag ge stabbed Herman, was yesterday pronouncef insane by Doctors Huntatid Cummings and ordered to Stockton. He is a native of Treland, aged about 25 and cameto this State four years since from Pennsylvania. Brannan after he was committed to jail, attacked # sick prisoner and shut him up ‘in a cell, locking the door, The ¢ause of his inton to-day in-custody of A. B. Carley, ve ie ial Deputy . Sheriff. —jnforms-us-that-afterhie Aieacites. of gold, z in January 1848, he escorted &'party of emigrants.to.this Siate, and. came ;down theridge upon which the Banner mine is lovated, in June 1848 with his party. He at that time and camped a mile or so above town. He washed out some of the gravel on the banks of that stream and found gold prospects. Mr.Marshall came to this ~=--State:in-1845. Hewas-compelled to change his course oh account of the high water on the Missouri; or he would havé réached California in 1844:' He’ went north ard came.by way of Oregon. His discovery of gold peopled California and influenced the ‘ trade of the civilized world. He is now an old man and ought to have 2 Competency. A Good Mine. The Maricetta-mine, located.on the banks of the Seuth Yuba, above. Washington, is proving ohne of the most valuable quartz mines_of this county, and it is_so extensive as well as rich that the owners, Lindsey & Co., formerly of San Juan;propose increasing the capacity and improving the works this Summer. The ledge averages 12 feet wide. and pays all round $20 to the ton. The Company has opened the ledge and \ ggushed enough.rock to demonstrate the uniformity of yield’ and size, and prove that they possess a mine of immense wealth. The operations of this, the Star and other mities in that section of the county, this Spring and the good results therefrom, will give a new impetus to prospecting and lead to the development of other valuable claims. b Sale of Mining Claims. ’ The sale of the extensiye hydraulic and cement mining claims as well as the ditch property of Ed. Williams, at You Bet, has . been negotiated with Mallory & Stone-and some other parties living at. Gold Run, ‘Placer ‘county. The price to paid is $55,000 and the’ bargain to be closed in tén days. There was some talk of selling this property toan English Company, but they failed to come: to termes, and: the new company was organized here and the sale made as above. This makes.the third sale of extensive mining property made in Nevada within thirty days. »-Mr.Williams does not, propose to’ Jeave the county, but thinks some of ‘coming to Nevada or Grass Valley to reside. Po @dd Fellows’ Anniversary. The Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0. 0. F., of this city, will celebrate the 51st anniversary Of:the introduction of the order into the United States, on next Tuesday evening (April 26th.) Past Grand Representative, ‘Chas. Marsh, will deliver a lecture and cenfer the degree of Rebekah, and Rev. J. '‘W. Stump will deliver the anniversary address. The members. of the lodge are requested to meet at the lodge room at¥ o'clock, P. Visiting Brothers and Sisters are fraternally invited to attend. The Fable of Distances. We publish to-day a valuable table carefully compiled from the ‘‘Field Notes” of H. 8, Bradley, who has been for ‘some time past surveying the County Roads. In some instances small fractions are omitted, but nearly all the distances given are exact. The suryey of roads in Little York and Meadow Lake townships is not completed. These we will publish as seon as they are finished. These tables are worth preserving as nearly all our citizens have occasion to refer. to distancgy f from one place to another in the county. Free Lecture. Dr. J. Simms, of ‘New York, will deliver @ lecture on Physiognomy, in Nevada Theaptess Of the principal Atlantic’ cities and San Franciseo'as well Sacramento, highly commend his lectures. The largest collection of oil portraits in America can be seen in the Theatre on the evening of the lecture. “All should avail themselves of the opportunity to listen to this intellectual treat, Déots open at half past 6, lecture to Cotamence at:half past 7'0'clock, P. x. Free Make eur Wants Known, We ‘publish to-day an application for workmen ned we wish to hive e disen such every Gay: ‘Those who need miners, mechanics or laborers in any part of the coun-} 9. 0S cee favor Uby. nae us& When bot eed for en man of countess pana Rone ". showing on the outside. . Suche specimen conducted the funeral! service’ accordBig Spneinens: t hatte A ‘Isoard yest iterday purchased-a quartz! for $212 50. It was found, this: week near. Omega and weighs 16 ounces. It is almost { “the solid gold, a few crystals of white quatz . from San Diego avould: wend down shiploads of prospectors. Wanted Men. -On. the strength--of our. item yesterday,volunteering to give information ag to where employment eduld be found, we received an application for ten men.*Michael Manuel wants to employ ten men-to chop wood on his place, one mile west of the Pittsburg mine. He makes reference to Alex. Sloan or E. F. Bean as parties who know him and: can give such ‘information as those seeking work need. A Nugget Found., “A few days since a fine lump of gold, worth $40, was found in the Brandy Flat claims, near Washington, by Mr. Ferran. It is compact and_ looks as though it came in its present. shape from, quartz having been smoothed a little by the action of the water. ‘The specimen is atthe jewelry store of N. W. Knowlton, in this city. Perrin’s Mine. Perrin’s mine, below Grass Valley is yielding rock which pays $80 et ‘ton. * Hid has a good ledge, gives employment to: 30 or 40 men and is making money, Declared their Intentions ; Philip Matthews and Wm, Blackwell, na. tives of England, yesterday, declared . their, intention to become citizens of, the Dnited States in the ‘County Clerk's’ OMce. * Grass Valley Atems.;.» « We “nip” the following items from the Union of yesterday : . The funeral cotemonics cunducted by the Knights Templar were very impo ing. We understand this is the first time in the State of N evada or Cali: fornia, that the Kuights Templar“have’ ing to the rights of that degree of the Masonic Order. The deceased Sir Knight John Rule, éspecialty~ requested the performance at his burial. There were . ' many presefit from Virginia, Gold Hill and from Nevada City, to join in the] last token of respect to a deceased brother: At the annual parish meeting of the . : Maying, kindly volunteered, will deliver hin} Emanuel Church, the following were elected Vestry for the ens year :+) Dr. McUormick, James Watt, William K. Spencer, Jas. Champion, §. P. Dorsey, Thos. Findley, John. Johnston, A. S. Foster and James Crase, At a meeting of the Vestry, the following officers were elected for the ensuing’ year ‘—~ Wardens—Jas. Champion, Senior Warden ; Jas. Watt, Junior Warden ; Jno. Johnston, Treasiirer; James Champion Secretary of the Vestry. : On Monday evening the citizens of Grass Valley, to a goodly number, met at Mazeppa Hall,to made arrangements for celebrating the next Fourth of July. Several committees of enquiry were constituted, and directed to give. information at a meeting to be held at the same place on Thursday the 28th of this month. At that time permanent committees. will be appoigyed and officers chosen. WC) Pope is making improvements on the corner of Chureh and: Neal sts. He is putting tip new buildings there, and is remodeling others between Mili and Church streets, on Neal strect. THE so-called Russian-American Co., demands from the Russian Minister of Finance over 8,000,000 rubles, for the losses which it claims to have sustained by the cession of Alaska to the United States. NATHAN CoomBs, mg Napa, has tied elected one of the Vice Presidents of the Boy Distfict Agricultural Apscsietiney. . seals, compnized at San F Francisco . crowded ‘factories Where even with ‘the best =4-possible——vertilationthe--atmosphere is al-. — ways in some degree polluted, this salabrious . . -vegetabletonic is pecuiiatly-adapted._The 1. stimulant needs a medicinal invigorant’ of . . some kind. The great object should be to. choose the best. Popalarity isa pretty good . telligent age, and tried by this criterion, Hos~ tetter’s Stomach Bitters stands firet among: the invigorating and regulating medicines of the present day, To the wants of persons . engaged in indoor employments, especially in . nate of the ingrediants It consists of an-absolutely a Giniee sila “niant, rather with they? ‘the juice of only a ures but what al Foot present in. single each. Not ove of them combines ae ‘three properties of a tonic, alterative aud an aperient. All these elements are blended in the Bitters; Lor are these the sum of its medicin. recommendations, It is alsoa blood deurent and an ani ispasmodic. peihe palatal s eifect which air that has been . Brecht Frotases onthe pt saeatses eaching produces on a on ian ead S. mosphere supe ed artic to eyery kind becomes deleterious and depress; ing in the extreme. To enable the system to bear up,cven ior a few hours each day against the debilitating influence of a vitiated srananee tte a wholesome, tonic and alterative.is‘urgently required. . This grand disideraium is supplied in Hostetter’s Bitters, which as a girenp hy sustaining. health-protecting en€ has uo rival either among officinal or vertived medicines, THE ee ae OF . ats Jo & §. ROSENTHAL, FAYE; JUST RECEIVED the Largest and Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, &e. &e. “Atacand “Ever “xywane te. this. rsaange WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST STYLES "AND SELL OUR GOODS @HEAPER THAN ANYBODY ELSE; Which is the cause of our “Large Sales and Small Profits”? Ee” Look at our Goods and Prices before HON, As Oy NILES, ~~. Amusing Kesay on BOMKS. e Instrumental Music ander. the direction of Mesers M Sige ~ @& BLUM will tavor the padionas with atin from the STANDARD ' The V ocal Music aes the direction of Mesers CHASE AND LEAVITT will: ender some of the Grand Chorusses at the Camilla Ureo Concert and presenting the Anvil Chorus with @liits Grand and Startling Effects. The Kvenin *s Entertainment will be inret with Readings, ‘T'ab’eaux, &c. &c. ‘se whole wo conciude arith a highly amusiug ts entertaining FARCE specially written for is occasion. NEVADA THEATRE. et ’ Friday Evening, April 22nd, The M anagement respectfully announces one GRAND CONCERT —BY— CAMILLA URSO! MES. MARKRINER, —~ The leading Soprano of San Francisco, j SENOR GARMAN orley, ms. c W. CAMPBELL, HEBB DOHBMANN, So ey Pianist. Tickets $1. Forédle at the Naifonal Exchange Hotel sed W. H, Dayidson, No extra charge for I ¥ Doors open & —— at 8 o’elock. rei aaa mig opportunity to, heas to hear abe oer rakire ee teiaiade dee rere Silas ae LU, Macnee; phat 0 aaeel cate ockWwosn, has been, avaided . b the,jary foriajesies on the ew York al neo aly o% ek law, meee . vw Sack ete iat came om a“ guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and in. you méke your purchases. al6 LITERARY —ARD— Grand Musical Entertainment, —AT THE—_ a NEVADA THEATRE, On Saturday Evening, April 30th, Uma) Benefit of the Nevada Library, On which occasion the Tenor, from the Grand Italian Opers. _ Av. HANSON . A WROORCHS PO. THE PUBLIC © ugh . this medidm, that from AND AFT. fh MARCH FIRST, 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND me TAIL, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, MANING IMPLEMENTS, 7 n ad everything in his Line, . tr FOR CASH ONL Y!.a. “And no variation for anybody. OG"That all may know what can be saved by the CASH 8 syonen “3 gre, the Lae B LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, oF-r0 BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, £1) Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, a ota, _ do «'Famil i G. as @ candidate izes meroue fr itewhtty, rg the request of . o ty” eneu ng election. = Rea For City 1 Marshal. Ww. CORNELL is 1 h announced ae & a cand’ fe » AS ‘1 andiiate fer re-elect to the = For City Marshal, 8.8. GRTCHELL is hereby anz thé-office of City at the Y -, . _.__ For City Treasurer. candidate ate for Oy CRAWFORD is a Al the PmUlaManth tobe REL to the Nevada Benevolent: Soctety, --For. City. 4 Assessor. rH. DAYIDSON i is hereby announced _ ° as a candidate for the oftine OF: Oy, ‘ **§HOO FLY,”’’ Don't bodder me about ‘Globe Nox ry aeenaanarenen SN We —Hlasi-And_ Goose Mocks, Corn m : ee “ ; 3 sc amen, Mixed feel, heavy, 2% cts. Shorts, heey, $6 os 1 ai 8 era taraie Universal Mydraulie Tien, tlebs a: st, 1% ote KNUCKLE JULNT AND NOZZLE is the Wheat, extra «Bg ee . Dest. Machine for Hydraaiic Mining ever inCorn; yellow 46° 61 246 tg, . Vented. ; White Pea, 20 pounds for $100 ‘It works with ter ease, throws more do Butter 90 ‘ 1.00 . water with less friction and. costs less money do . Bago 20 “ « “400 a pe pacied machine, “ ‘“ ne of these machi be t k Bugar, pm Bo 1 . avrowai BRus, claims, at the Wert Gap of Ea. iceline " “a “ 100 Sugar Loaf, near this city. Coffee,old GovJava'4. © °° «200 For further particulars apply to. = — cyan lie . 1 Vi F. H. FISHER, o Java ground 3 At the Machine Shop, Stiles’ Mill. ant Rio, ground.-B EO. . Nevada. Apiil sth. Dried apples 1H. 86> 100% 3 do ee, 10 “. © 400 SPRING OPENING! do prunes 6 sed * 100 ; do currants Gee aa Oe cone ; Ranch Butter, 37 ts and, i Wi es ge ee ee eS Lee See ELS , Goshen Cheese 25 of 4G WY —— Nevada hams 18 RAN PAR a " 7 ase tahee's Sets TICULAR NOTICE ~"Coafish™ Rabie ae eh = CURRENCY ws Japan tea 81%. 84 gach oot Basket tea 6 an TAKEN AT PAR, Black tea 50 “ “ “ec =s Saleratus 12% we: ss $e anintcity : Soda pe RAAB iol sie ffi in JUST RECEIVED parte nt Tartar pty 5, Pg i: NEW PRINTS, NEW DRESS New Citron GO ihe pC Frits Deselion Bins =<: 3OMG 98 abi yo ta" PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES AND Batavia do we “f sy GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR, Goitt Eola.” a a in A. GOLDSMITH. , , Nevada, March 10th, 1 Washing Powder 12% “ “ « eae Maccaroni Rican zi tewet yf 4 Green corn, Win. 37% vents per can. : Fresh Peaches as peepee s Druggist and Apothecary, Green Peas ‘ “ o is (on ‘Chicken 87% * “ i MASONIC BUILDING, é eee “6 “és as apie Sol der rare «uae. . COFe OF Pine and Commercial Sts. Tomatoes 95 “ Mh ts OE : NEVADA CITY. GroundJavaCoffee62% ‘ vided Sh Zatinng 9 “ Pr y &@” Prescriptions Accurately Come. “Coal Oil 24“ “ sas pounded Day or Night.@. Nevada Lard’ 425 “. Nevada, March 2d, 1870, ‘Axle Grease i 8744 oo ee “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottte, Ground Thime 12% cénts per bottle, ~ Tomato Catsup pts 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Cateup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive. Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75. cents per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 3 pound bags 12% cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. . Salt in 10 pound bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag. §alt in 50 pound bags $1.25 per bag. “hot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. “Buckwheat Flour 10% bags, 7éctse per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per*bag. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in +¢ boxes,.75 cents per box. Raisins in 4% boxes $1'25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 Ib boxes 75 cents per box, Masons shoe blacking, 3: boxes 25 cents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 97% conte cents. Kral knowing . wing themselves indebted to me, om Book Account, ore pnquentan te Geld wind aagene dee mediately: nie m. MANSON, 2 HAIR DRESSING “Hei SALOON. PHILIP DUOAs.s..; Proprietor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hair Cutting..,... 25 Cents. Shaving Perrier? rit ty wcevecene 125 6 Sham pooing.: OT BE Baths— Het or Coeld.. 25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. TgxTH Exrracrep. Leeches applied for % cents. Cupping 25 dents. B,. LUTZ, Afew dan below the National Exchange, BROAD iyrinaisin NEVADA CITY, 16 peoparee to ufacture the . LAT. STYLE BOOTS, to order, on short notice and at reas onable rate: ne REPALRING of all kinds done in the very best style and at low rates. Give me a call, -— Nevada, April 3d. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad and Pine Strects, eect 0. BECKMAN, AS jiist reecived a large additional stock of Superb BRANDY, WHISKY, BOT{LED LIQUURS, ete. FINE CIGARS always on band, THE BAR is always supplied S Lccterdhe oell in the above line. Call abt pamepr . JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. GENT FOR THE SALE OF MINING CLAIMS. Leasing and Selling Houses and Lots. Coliections promptly attended to. eee ?. Pee in iar Ya THE GEM SALOONAt lOvpertie ee ame)Dacce Houma blr 1 pen ee =

ar e 2 7 James Marshall, the Discoverer of Gold. . We yesterday met JamesMarshall, the discoverer of gold in California, who gave what he calls a ‘camp talk,” Or-® narrayevents connected with his dieenw { Pat? F¥ . ee Oe a J ea Pa wg aa sanity is unknown. He started for SteckThomas Brannan, Ag ge stabbed Herman, was yesterday pronouncef insane by Doctors Huntatid Cummings and ordered to Stockton.. He is a native of Treland, aged about 25 and cameto this State four years since from Pennsylvania. Brannan after he was committed to jail, attacked # sick prisoner and shut him up ‘in a cell, locking the door, The ¢ause of his inton to-day in-custody of A. B. Carley, ve ie ial Deputy . Sheriff. —jnforms-us-that-afterhie Aieacites. of gold, z in January 1848, he escorted &'party of emigrants.to.this Siate, and. came ;down theridge upon which the Banner mine is lovated, in June 1848 with his party. He at that time and camped a mile or so above town. He washed out some of the gravel on the banks of that stream and found gold prospects. Mr.Marshall came to this ~=--State:in-1845.. Hewas-compelled to change his course oh account of the high water on the Missouri; or he would havé réached California in 1844:' He’ went north ard came.by way of Oregon. His discovery of gold peopled California and influenced the ‘ trade of the civilized world. He is now an old man and ought to have 2 Competency. A Good Mine. The Maricetta-mine, located.on the banks of the Seuth Yuba, above. Washington, is proving ohne of the most valuable quartz mines_of this county, and it is_so extensive as well as rich that the owners, Lindsey & Co., formerly of San Juan;propose increasing the capacity and improving the works this Summer. The ledge averages 12 feet wide. and pays all round $20 to the ton. The Company has opened the ledge and \ ggushed enough.rock to demonstrate the uniformity of yield’ and size, and prove that they possess a mine of immense wealth. The operations of this, the Star and other mities in that section of the county, this Spring and the good results therefrom, will give a new impetus to prospecting and lead to the development of other valuable claims. b Sale of Mining Claims. ’ The sale of the extensiye hydraulic and cement mining claims as well as the ditch property of Ed. Williams, at You Bet, has . been negotiated with Mallory & Stone-and some other parties living at. Gold Run, ‘Placer ‘county. The price to paid is $55,000 and the’ bargain to be closed in tén days. There was some talk of selling this property toan English Company, but they failed to come: to termes, and: the new company was organized here and the sale made as above. This makes.the third sale of extensive mining property made in Nevada within thirty days. »-Mr.Williams does not, propose to’ Jeave the county, but thinks some of ‘coming to Nevada or Grass Valley to reside. Po @dd Fellows’ Anniversary. The Oustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0. 0. F., of this city, will celebrate the 51st anniversary Of:the introduction of the order into the United States, on next Tuesday evening (April 26th.) Past Grand Representative, ‘Chas. Marsh, will deliver a lecture and cenfer the degree of Rebekah, and Rev. J. '‘W. Stump will deliver the anniversary address. The members. of the lodge are requested to meet at the lodge room at¥ o'clock, P.. Visiting Brothers and Sisters are fraternally invited to attend. The Fable of Distances. We publish to-day a valuable table carefully compiled from the ‘‘Field Notes” of H. 8, Bradley, who has been for ‘some time past surveying the County Roads. In some instances small fractions are omitted, but nearly all the distances given are exact. The suryey of roads in Little York and Meadow Lake townships is not completed. These we will publish as seon as they are finished. These tables are worth preserving as nearly all our citizens have occasion to refer. to distancgy f from one place to another in the county. Free Lecture. Dr. J. Simms, of ‘New York, will deliver @ lecture on Physiognomy, in Nevada Theaptess Of the principal Atlantic’ cities and San Franciseo'as well Sacramento, highly commend his lectures. The largest collection of oil portraits in America can be seen in the Theatre on the evening of the lecture. “All should avail themselves of the opportunity to listen to this intellectual treat, Déots open at half past 6, lecture to Cotamence at:half past 7'0'clock, P. x. Free Make eur Wants Known, We ‘publish to-day an application for workmen ned we wish to hive e disen such every Gay: ‘Those who need miners, mechanics or laborers in any part of the coun-} 9. 0S cee favor Uby. nae us& When bot eed for en man of countess pana Rone ". showing on the outside. . Suche specimen conducted the funeral! service’ accordBig Spneinens: t hatte A ‘Isoard yest iterday purchased-a quartz! for $212 50. It was found, this: week near. Omega and weighs 16 ounces. It is almost { “the solid gold, a few crystals of white quatz . from San Diego avould: wend down shiploads of prospectors. Wanted Men. -On. the strength--of our. item yesterday,volunteering to give information ag to where employment eduld be found, we received an application for ten men.*Michael Manuel wants to employ ten men-to chop wood on his place, one mile west of the Pittsburg mine. He makes reference to Alex. Sloan or E. F. Bean as parties who know him and: can give such ‘information as those seeking work need. A Nugget Found., “A few days since a fine lump of gold, worth $40, was found in the Brandy Flat claims, near Washington, by Mr. Ferran. It is compact and_ looks as though it came in its present. shape from, quartz having been smoothed a little by the action of the water. ‘The specimen is atthe jewelry store of N. W. Knowlton, in this city. Perrin’s Mine. Perrin’s mine, below Grass Valley is yielding rock which pays $80 et ‘ton. * Hid has a good ledge, gives employment to: 30 or 40 men and is making money, Declared their Intentions ; Philip Matthews and Wm, Blackwell, na. tives of England, yesterday, declared . their, intention to become citizens of, the Dnited States in the ‘County Clerk's’ OMce. * Grass Valley Atems.;.» « We “nip” the following items from the Union of yesterday : . The funeral cotemonics cunducted by the Knights Templar were very impo ing. We understand this is the first time in the State of N evada or Cali: fornia, that the Kuights Templar“have’ ing to the rights of that degree of the Masonic Order. The deceased Sir Knight John Rule, éspecialty~ requested the performance at his burial. There were . ' many presefit from Virginia, Gold Hill and from Nevada City, to join in the] last token of respect to a deceased brother: At the annual parish meeting of the . : Maying, kindly volunteered, will deliver hin} Emanuel Church, the following were elected Vestry for the ens year :+) Dr. McUormick, James Watt, William K. Spencer, Jas. Champion, §. P. Dorsey, Thos. Findley, John. Johnston, A. S. Foster and James Crase, At a meeting of the Vestry, the following officers were elected for the ensuing’ year ‘—~ Wardens—Jas. Champion, Senior Warden ; Jas. Watt, Junior Warden ; Jno. Johnston, Treasiirer; James Champion Secretary of the Vestry. : On Monday evening the citizens of Grass Valley, to a goodly number, met at Mazeppa Hall,to made arrangements for celebrating the next Fourth of July. Several committees of enquiry were constituted, and directed to give. information at a meeting to be held at the same place on Thursday the 28th of this month. At that time permanent committees. will be appoigyed and officers chosen. WC) Pope is making improvements on the corner of Chureh and: Neal sts. He is putting tip new buildings there, and is remodeling others between Mili and Church streets, on Neal strect. THE so-called Russian-American Co., demands from the Russian Minister of Finance over 8,000,000 rubles, for the losses which it claims to have sustained by the cession of Alaska to the United States. NATHAN CoomBs, mg Napa, has tied elected one of the Vice Presidents of the Boy Distfict Agricultural Apscsietiney. . seals, compnized at San F Francisco . crowded ‘factories Where even with ‘the best =4-possible——vertilationthe--atmosphere is al-. — ways in some degree polluted, this salabrious . . -vegetabletonic is pecuiiatly-adapted._The 1. stimulant needs a medicinal invigorant’ of . . some kind. The great object should be to. choose the best. Popalarity isa pretty good . telligent age, and tried by this criterion, Hos~ tetter’s Stomach Bitters stands firet among: the invigorating and regulating medicines of the present day, To the wants of persons . engaged in indoor employments, especially in . nate of the ingrediants It consists of an-absolutely a Giniee sila “niant, rather with they? ‘the juice of only a ures but what al Foot present in. single each. Not ove of them combines ae ‘three properties of a tonic, alterative aud an aperient. All these elements are blended in the Bitters; Lor are these the sum of its medicin. recommendations, It is alsoa blood deurent and an ani ispasmodic. peihe palatal s eifect which air that has been . Brecht Frotases onthe pt saeatses eaching produces on a on ian ead S. mosphere supe ed artic to eyery kind becomes deleterious and depress; ing in the extreme. To enable the system to bear up,cven ior a few hours each day against the debilitating influence of a vitiated srananee tte a wholesome, tonic and alterative.is‘urgently required. . This grand disideraium is supplied in Hostetter’s Bitters, which as a girenp hy sustaining. health-protecting en€ has uo rival either among officinal or vertived medicines, THE ee ae OF . ats Jo & §. ROSENTHAL, FAYE; JUST RECEIVED the Largest and Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, &e. &e. “Atacand “Ever “xywane te. this. rsaange WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST STYLES "AND SELL OUR GOODS @HEAPER

THAN ANYBODY ELSE; Which is the cause of our “Large Sales and Small Profits”? Ee” Look at our Goods and Prices before HON, As Oy NILES, ~~. Amusing Kesay on BOMKS. e Instrumental Music ander. the direction of Mesers M Sige ~ @& BLUM will tavor the padionas with atin from the STANDARD ' The V ocal Music aes the direction of Mesers CHASE AND LEAVITT will: ender some of the Grand Chorusses at the Camilla Ureo Concert and presenting the Anvil Chorus with @liits Grand and Startling Effects. The Kvenin *s Entertainment will be inret with Readings, ‘T'ab’eaux, &c. &c. ‘se whole wo conciude arith a highly amusiug ts entertaining FARCE specially written for is occasion. NEVADA THEATRE. et ’ Friday Evening, April 22nd, The M anagement respectfully announces one GRAND CONCERT —BY— CAMILLA URSO! MES. MARKRINER, —~ The leading Soprano of San Francisco, j SENOR GARMAN orley, ms. c W. CAMPBELL, HEBB DOHBMANN, So ey Pianist. Tickets $1. Forédle at the Naifonal Exchange Hotel sed W. H, Dayidson, No extra charge for I ¥ Doors open & —— at 8 o’elock. rei aaa mig opportunity to, heas to hear abe oer rakire ee teiaiade dee rere Silas ae LU, Macnee; phat 0 aaeel cate ockWwosn, has been, avaided . b the,jary foriajesies on the ew York al neo aly o% ek law, meee . vw Sack ete iat came om a“ guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and in. you méke your purchases. al6 LITERARY —ARD— Grand Musical Entertainment, —AT THE—_ a NEVADA THEATRE, On Saturday Evening, April 30th, Uma) Benefit of the Nevada Library, On which occasion the Tenor, from the Grand Italian Opers. _ Av. HANSON . A WROORCHS PO. THE PUBLIC © ugh . this medidm, that from AND AFT. fh MARCH FIRST, 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND me TAIL, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, MANING IMPLEMENTS, 7 n ad everything in his Line, . tr FOR CASH ONL Y!.a. “And no variation for anybody. OG"That all may know what can be saved by the CASH 8 syonen “3 gre, the Lae B LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, oF-r0 BE CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, £1) Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, a ota, _ do «'Famil i G. as @ candidate izes meroue fr itewhtty, rg the request of . o ty” eneu ng election. = Rea For City 1 Marshal. Ww. CORNELL is 1 h announced ae & a cand’ fe » AS ‘1 andiiate fer re-elect to the = For City Marshal, 8.8. GRTCHELL is hereby anz thé-office of City at the Y -, . _.__ For City Treasurer. candidate ate for Oy CRAWFORD is a Al the PmUlaManth tobe REL to the Nevada Benevolent: Soctety, --For. City. 4 Assessor. rH. DAYIDSON i is hereby announced _ ° as a candidate for the oftine OF: Oy, ‘ **§HOO FLY,”’’ Don't bodder me about ‘Globe Nox ry aeenaanarenen SN We —Hlasi-And_ Goose Mocks, Corn m : ee “ ; 3 sc amen, Mixed feel, heavy, 2% cts. Shorts, heey, $6 os 1 ai 8 era taraie Universal Mydraulie Tien, tlebs a: st, 1% ote KNUCKLE JULNT AND NOZZLE is the Wheat, extra «Bg ee . Dest. Machine for Hydraaiic Mining ever inCorn; yellow 46° 61 246 tg, . Vented. ; White Pea, 20 pounds for $100 ‘It works with ter ease, throws more do Butter 90 ‘ 1.00 . water with less friction and. costs less money do . Bago 20 “ « “400 a pe pacied machine, “ ‘“ ne of these machi be t k Bugar, pm Bo 1 . avrowai BRus, claims, at the Wert Gap of Ea. iceline " “a “ 100 Sugar Loaf, near this city. Coffee,old GovJava'4. © °° «200 For further particulars apply to. = — cyan lie . 1 Vi F. H. FISHER, o Java ground 3 At the Machine Shop, Stiles’ Mill. ant Rio, ground.-B EO. . Nevada. Apiil sth. Dried apples 1H.. 86> 100% 3 do ee, 10 “. © 400 SPRING OPENING! do prunes 6 sed * 100 ; do currants Gee aa Oe cone ; Ranch Butter, 37 ts and, i Wi es ge ee ee eS Lee See ELS , Goshen Cheese 25 of 4G WY —— Nevada hams 18 RAN PAR a " 7 ase tahee's Sets TICULAR NOTICE ~"Coafish™ Rabie ae eh = CURRENCY ws Japan tea 81%. 84 gach oot Basket tea 6 an TAKEN AT PAR, Black tea 50 “ “ “ec =s Saleratus 12% we: ss $e anintcity : Soda pe RAAB iol sie ffi in JUST RECEIVED parte nt Tartar pty 5, Pg i: NEW PRINTS, NEW DRESS New Citron GO ihe pC Frits Deselion Bins =<: 3OMG 98 abi yo ta" PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES AND Batavia do we “f sy GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR, Goitt Eola.” a a in A. GOLDSMITH. , , Nevada, March 10th, 1 Washing Powder 12% “ “ « eae Maccaroni Rican zi tewet yf 4 Green corn, Win. 37% vents per can. : Fresh Peaches as peepee s Druggist and Apothecary, Green Peas ‘ “ o is (on ‘Chicken 87% * “ i MASONIC BUILDING, é eee “6 “és as apie Sol der rare «uae. . COFe OF Pine and Commercial Sts. Tomatoes 95 “ Mh ts OE : NEVADA CITY. GroundJavaCoffee62% ‘ vided Sh Zatinng 9 “ Pr y &@” Prescriptions Accurately Come. “Coal Oil 24“ “ sas pounded Day or Night.@. Nevada Lard’ 425 “. Nevada, March 2d, 1870, ‘Axle Grease i 8744 oo ee “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 12% cents per bottte, Ground Thime 12% cénts per bottle, ~ Tomato Catsup pts 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Cateup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 37% cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive. Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75. cents per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 3 pound bags 12% cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. . Salt in 10 pound bags 37% cents per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag. §alt in 50 pound bags $1.25 per bag. “hot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. “Buckwheat Flour 10% bags, 7éctse per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per*bag. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in +¢ boxes,.75 cents per box. Raisins in 4% boxes $1'25 per box. Raisins in % boxes $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 Ib boxes 75 cents per box, Masons shoe blacking, 3: boxes 25 cents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 97% conte cents. Kral knowing . wing themselves indebted to me, om Book Account, ore pnquentan te Geld wind aagene dee mediately: nie m. MANSON, 2 HAIR DRESSING “Hei SALOON. PHILIP DUOAs.s...; Proprietor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hair Cutting...,..... 25 Cents. Shaving Perrier? rit ty wcevecene 125 6 Sham pooing..: OT BE Baths— Het or Coeld.... 25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. TgxTH Exrracrep. Leeches applied for % cents. Cupping 25 dents. B,. LUTZ, Afew dan below the National Exchange, BROAD iyrinaisin NEVADA CITY, 16 peoparee to ufacture the . LAT. STYLE BOOTS, to order, on short notice and at reas onable rate: ne REPALRING of all kinds done in the very best style and at low rates. Give me a call, -— Nevada, April 3d. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad and Pine Strects, eect 0. BECKMAN, AS jiist reecived a large additional stock of Superb BRANDY, WHISKY, BOT{LED LIQUURS, ete. FINE CIGARS always on band, THE BAR is always supplied S Lccterdhe oell in the above line. Call abt pamepr . JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. GENT FOR THE SALE OF MINING CLAIMS. Leasing and Selling Houses and Lots. Coliections promptly attended to. eee ?. Pee in iar Ya THE GEM SALOONAt lOvpertie ee ame)Dacce Houma blr 1 pen ee =