December 5, 1876 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY. CAL. io Taesday, December 5, 1876. Who Shiall Decide. When Gen. Juckson ye npied tbe Presidential chair, a qyesion srexe as to whether bis nct 14 cansing the’ removal of the public’ deposits from the United Staies Bank ,was Constitutional or otherwise, (The matter was carried to thé Supreme Court of ‘the United States, which * pody declared the act to be anconsti tutional. Whut did Gen, J%ck-on _ do when informed of their decision? id bo obey if by orderiug-the gov= tobe ernment meary Bank? Not « bit of it. He met the decision by declaring with ewphasia, ~ “By the eterpul I bave taken sn orth to support the Constitution of the United States as I understand it aud pot as dictated to me by the Su reme Court.” The whele American people applaiiied the accla:ation and said, ‘‘decksou is rigut’’ Tbe deposits were never returued to the United States Bank. Tuis is a woo bit of history which our Dem-) eors'ic friends wonld d> wel. to remember.—N. San Juan Times. _ Jaékson was a youd Ue uvcrat, and onewhom many of our De uo r tic Eastern Star. -8 Harmony Chapter,N :. 25, Order of Eastern Stur, Wis instituted at North San Joan, Sutardsy evening las, faud the officers duly installed. A large number of lidies and gentle‘men, miembers of the Order, from Nevada aod Grass. Valley were present, ill of whom pronounce it’ the most agreeable, sociul gathering they bave eyer attéuded in the ggunty. Past Patron: Rolfe, of Evang line Cuupter of this city, officiutéd'as ivstalliug ¢fficer, and the eeremunie> were wituessed by neatly “all the metmbers of the M. sonic O der aud their f milies, residing at San Juan. A magnificent banquet was provided by Harmony Coapter, to which: am-. ple justice was dune by their guests. A Nuisance. Dyptheria. aud otber epidemics aré prevailing in different parts of ‘the State, and it is the opitivn of med cal men that he dixense,if it does not originate from fcul. gases aris‘ing from defective sewerage, it is at leust made virnlent by them. Such beiug the case, it is he duty of our city fathers to look sharp for defective sewers here, We recuma friends are proud to me tou as bav~. jing been a m-wber of their parry. We think they can revd be whule-bistory of Gen, Jack ou with profit, and _ then compare.it with Grunt 6 aud see etyraot anda osurper as it is tried _ to make him out to be, ; Troops in Wushington. The organs of ‘the White League Democracy are raising a terrible outery over the concentration of a few hundred troops in Washing on City. In so doing they beteny their own evil designs. No oue that does not contemplate a violent resistu:ce to the execution of the fuws need be alarmed at the presence of the whole army. Presideut Grant bas guthered troops ut the Naiionual Cupitol with the view of preserving peace, and protecting the officers of the). Government inthe exercise of their) lawful authority. The rage of the Democracy at this reasonuble precaution is only »m evidence that they have been anticipated in their treasonable desigus. In 1861 the South Carolinians considered the presence of Major Anderson aud bis bandfal —___— 9f seldies_in Charleston harbor a moance, and demauded their immediate withdrawal, It was very _oleat to everyone that the reason their presence was objected to was because violent resisanta ce to the authority of the Government hud been determined on. It looks very likethe same state of things exists now. No one ever objected to the presence of troops at Washington before, since the beginning of the wat, aud the how! now comes from the same class of persons that made such ap uproar iu 1861, when the] President declined to leave Government forts waprotected. The de_ feated conspirators have indulged in a good deal of wild talk as to what they intend to do in case Hayes epg “oounted in,”’ as they call is and they ought not to be surp.ised thut as old a soldier as General Grant is not caught napping when they undertake to carry outtheir programme. Placer Argns. ‘From the Earth te the Muon.’ We have just received this new book, by Jules Verne, the famous author of ‘‘Around the World in Eighty Days,” etc. It is u most interesting, indeed exciting, story of a remarkable attempt to burl a huge hollow projectile containing three persons, viz: Barbicane, Nicholl, Ardav, tothe moou! This projectile twas discharged from an enormous cannon, built at a cost of $2,500,000 and the wonderfal voyage began. The earth is far below them, the moon is only 300 ajiles away—a passing comet nearly dashes them to pieces: Like all of Verue's works, its pages are charming reading, and its prefuse and striking illustration, by Twentyeight fine engravings, greatly increasea the pleasure of its perusal. Al, though the ordinary price of this book is $2 00, yet the Lakrside Librabrary edition nc w before us is sold for only ten cents, complete and unabridged! -For sale by all Newsdealers or sent postpaid by the publishers, Donnelley, Lovd & Co , Chicago. _ A PRINTER stands when he sets and sets when be sbinds, and when be wishes to set wiih ease he always stands erect. It is the nature ef the case, however which wakes him do thus, = Poverty isin wout of much, but avarice of everytuing. . wn nd-bhew-tu-give attention to te . uvisauce to be found at the junc tion uf M.in and Commercial streets, immediately. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevads City, Nevads (ounty Cai, for week ending Dee. 4th, F876. Persons colling fur advertised letters will plcase give tue date of advertisement : H. H. Hasxins, P. M. Belmore, Hi-man Gubey, Mrs Aunie Hoosel, Mrs Mury Jane Kabl, Lenard, Lipsett,A, ° Sawtelle, John B. O'Keefe, Daniel Ri.Owens, H., M.D. . ca 1” Watters, Jobo HELD FOR POSTAGE, ‘G. Ebert & C>., Sin Francisco Grisse , C., Washington b. J. biwyd, Great Briain © Mrs. Rebens Leuior, Ireland REGISTERED LETTERS, J. W. J, Holmes x The Grateful Poor, One of the inmates of the County Hospital hmped into our office ye:ierday, and requested as to publish the f. lowing card, whichexplains itrerf : : : ee Nevapa Crry, Dec. 1, 1876. R. M. taut, County Paysician: Dear sir: We, the inmutes of the Nevada Cuounty Hospital, d. sire in this wanner tv tender to: you our heartfclt gratitude and thanks for your kind reur wibrance of us on IMoanksgiving day, wien we were favored wiiba dinuel equal to thebest in the Lind. Rousi tursey aud chick-eus, with otuer delicacies, made up the bill of fare, and us it was purtaken of by ux, there was a geueral wish expressed tbat you aud yours may hive to eujoy iovg life and pro perity, and the return of many Toauksygivings. Anod to that eud we will ever pray. digued by all the inmutes, Got Sleepy. We take the following from the Truckee Republican: “A luughuble incident occurred at -the Cardwell House, Tnursday evevinzg. Mr. Oardwell is in the bubit of leaving the bar room in charge of his porter when he goes to bed nights. That night Mr.: Cardwell weut up to the dance and the porter after w.tcbing awhile dropped off to sleep. “Mr. C; returned, and findins him snoring soundly in a chair, went bebiod the bar, opened the till, and took out all the loose change. -He then went sofily outand closed the door, and after a few minutes sent a couple of men in to get a drink, giving them a piece of gold to pay for it. When the porter (who by the way is fy Frenchman) vpened the drawer to give the chunge, the way he turned around among papers, boitles, ete., was amosiny to Cardwell and those who were in the secret, but not tothat Frenchman. After allowing him to bunt for awhile, the money was banded over to him. It is sufe to bet that be will not be canght asleep agsin very 8000 when on duty. —— ee Heavy Purchase of Uorses. New: Yors, Dec, 2ud.--The Sun says: “Sa arday moruing’ Governo: Stanford, of California, stepped in Charles Blackman's breeding establishment. Stanford, after looking the horses well over, picked out thiteen, asked the price, aud tuen snid: ‘lL willtake the lo.’ * The thiriee:, caweto p41. 200. The tighest single price. Bl2Z,5U0 was puid for Flee tiomecr, &u ight year old bay atuifom, by Rysuick’s Hambietocian den Green Abouniain M id, the das of Prosper. Mr. Binekiman mid Gove'n i Stanford a preseut of thre: ages Milles, 2bG stuck is bough for Thesovernor’s 18,000 icre bree iing farm ut Pato Ajtai, Caiformia, \rhe “Busy Bees,” and ‘Work ind Win" Societies, together with other ladies of Trinity Parish, buave united in one ‘grand effort, and will make their graceful bow to the public at the Episcopal Fair and Festival, to be beld at the Tueatreou Wednesday and Thursday evevings of this week. : Oue of Abe chief attractions is a seal brown silk dress, latest style, vilued at $130, which will certainl, be given to: be bolder of pr ze tivket. Also three elegant centenuix] quilts, tu be disposed of during the Festival, aud faucy aud u-:eful articiex, tov uumerous to meition, Al-o, voting myan in the city. . ~~ " The foliowi. gis the programme of exercises to take pluce: Magic Pic—Very smusing for children. Everyouecan ‘stick their iugers ip the pie’ for 10 cents, Daet—Muis, Helen Naffz yer and Prof. Hilleck. Duet—Miss Annie Naffziger and Prof: Halleck. ef ae Duet—Miss Nettie Wellington and Prof, Halieck. ae Tnstrameutal music—Miss Alice Duet—Miss Hattie Dickerman and Miss Magyie Martin, Lhe wuule-to conclude with’ a laugia le Sree, B ~~ Comittee on Linch—Mrs, Alex. Gault, Mrs, Davenport, Mrs, Caiver: aud: Mrs, Worrel, ©.Committee on Tabl-aux — Mrs. ‘Lowery, Mrs, Hutebinsun, aud Miss Lucy Bobo, Aduiission, 25 cts. price. Toursday afternoon ad mission will be free frum ove vo’cluck until four v’¢ ock, p ‘Tickets for the soci . dance on ‘Tuursday eveuing can be obtiaiueu wt tne door for oue dollar eacu, admitting lidy and gentiewan, . P.rsons desiring to cun r.bute to tbe Lunco Tables, will picase seud mm their cvotributions at an early hour Wednesday morning? Mrs. Hctcurnson, Sect. North bloum field. “The San Juan Times nas the following iteins: : M~.A.A.Smith of North Bloomfield has litely added anotuer story to his drug store, aud otherwise —iniproved the same. We ivfer from this that brother Saith is prospe:ing. The upper’ story is bei g fitted up for the meetiugs of the Lu‘dependent O.der of Red Men, aud other soc.eties there. The I. O. R. M. are continually making access-{ ions to their aumbers and POosens as fine regiliaas can be seen outside of San Francisco. D.ck Sk dmore’s large and commodious two-story building at Nortb Blvonifield 18 w credit to the tewn as well as to its owner, The building is finisbed in fine atyle outside and inside. The upper story will be used for dancin, parties, theatrical -, concerts, etc. The ball was dedicated by a grand bull on the 23 ult., and it was a success in every Pparticular. Children half A rans Anctber Club is beirg talked of Quite a number of ladies in this organization, for the purpose of prac icing shooting, abd thor ughly understanding the use pf fire-urms.— Nevada Transcript. : If that new elub will shoot about half the otbeg clabsi the orgavizauon would be huatled with deiight.—@. V. Union. We insert the above for the benetit of the Mustard Club here. We adVise the members not tofforward any more packages to the editor of he Union, if he eels that way, —~> ee -Reap A. Bluwenthal’s advertise meut. 25 —— Good shooting. Tom Forsythe yesterday killed two. turkeys in three shots at a distance of two hundred and fifty yards, with a Steven's rifle-pisiol. “The barrel is i8 inches long, 32culibre. Tom kill. .d a jturkey, yesterday, with the rameipi tol at a dis a ive of 300 yurd-. i his,, consideriag the gun, is called b) our sporting men good shooting. — Truckee Republican, Private © Tagarricata, — "Yon in he dram: of tif,’ wampered a pr. iewl Ciicago youth to bis imiss —yun woud ve = * “And yo.” mar. ures 1 e° ir ore, as she lewed ber t. zz g on bis ~wculder, ‘“w-wouldnu’t you 3 ppor.-me?” tas ku [cour could he be'p it? do he urranged it right there -a Cards of course. —Ubiougo Jvarual, for the most popular lady and gentle. to be c«lied the **Ladies Kifle Giub.’’ . . qty are anxious ty getup such an . wenld make » west 1 autiful actréas4 meita the other eveui ¢—*indesd at . Hints tro Yourc Mrn.—At the eommencenient of your career in life yon will see before, you many paths, Some tend to xnecess, we lth, to honcr and influence; others lead to dixappvintment, to. poverty, to di-urace, to nothingness. Choos¢ pow whieh way you will go. On the One hand yoo will find independenee and true thanbo: d; on the other, want ad @egridation Yon mu-t make your cheice now. It will be too late by and bye. Yon can trust the fnture ovly when .you use the present, It is easier to go down bill than up bill. It is less difienl to f Now <«1l.ng the beaten ‘path of chance then to s-rike ont, buld'y* for yourself, and congner. snecess in the face. of all obstacles. In most yonng men there is a tendency to indolence;.a disposition to let circumstances push them along, . circumstances. This is the great’ danger constantly threatening the yonog. It mnst bej. overcome.— Heald's J urnal of Henlth. A Fearikss Juper.—''Mrs. Murooney, stand up,’’ s id His Hever this morning to a middle-aged snd dilapidated female **Thjary have found you guilty of assanit upd battery npon Miss Mary Ann Brady, and I sbal’ nw proceed to pass sentence,’, “‘No sor, no sor!’ cried Mrs, Moulrooney, in great excite-, Iment, **Den’t ye dar far to sivd me te j.il! Av yezdo Oi'll have yes pot: out tv affice. “Snre-me~ brother dot — be Lard Ch ife Joostice av Oireland, an’ Oi’ll send a litter to bim,so I will,’ Notwitbstanding this fearful threat the Conrt had the courage to send Mrs. Mulreoney to the ‘County . Jail fur fifieen days.—Gold Hill News, Like flakes of snow, that fall vnpe ceived upon the earth, the seening yun mportant events of life succeed ove another. As the snow gathers tovether so are onr. babits: formed. No single flake that is addedto this pile produces a sensible change. No single action creates, however it may exhib bt a man's character, butus th tempest: burs the avalanche down the mouutsin and: verwhelms the inhabituut sand habitation, 8» passion, sctipg upon niciony habits huve brought togetuer by impervepiible accumniation, m y overthrow the edifice of truth and virtne, —-= Be Poncroau.—Be punetnal in all your engagements, in whatever situation in hfe youtmay be placed. Promptness aud pnuctnality in the fujtihm nt of promises aud engugements, is a true index to character. If you sre in doubt as to your abiity to k-ép a promise, do pot make it or if youd, letit be made conditional, Lo. your attendance upon Lode or E.vounpment weetings, be suretobe on band at the pening of the same,__By_so doing yu will be pusted as to what is done, and will net bave to ivgnire of tbe presidivg officer or Seeretary. besides this, otvers will not be disturbed by your entrance.: Sometimes the busin-ss of a lodge is impeded by the tardiness ef meubers; and not aufreqnently is it the case that it has to be p-stponed or deluyed owing to their absence at the proper time when it should be considered. Be prompt, thep, in all your relations to.the lodge, avd-in your intercourse with the world .at large.— Odd Fellows’ Talisman. ——— <> o-— {By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the’ quotations of the Sales at the Regalar Board yesterday mvoypipg — opening and closing. Ophir 44% 44%. Mexican %Z574 Zt 290 Gould & Curry 1244, 83u California 49% 495%, a 34U Savage 10% 10%, 8u5 Best & Beier 44% 44. ~ 1360 Con Virginin 4730 47%, 180 Chollar 76% 8u,. 10; GC.own Peta. 9% 9. llU Yellow ducket, 16%, luv Linpertai 2.85 2.34, 115 Alpha 36 3634. 115 Belcher 14% 14K, 115 Sierra Nevada 12% 12%. 2U Bullion 314% 32. 320 Overman 116 1182%__ 1720 Jastice 25% 2573,. 125 Jala 5% 53Z. luv Lady Brynu 30c. 325 Hale & Norcross 737 52U Excuequer 13 12%, 380 Union Con 12% 1l2y, *45 Coutidetice 12. 5 Utah 15. : 2565 Cutedunia 1334°1 270 250 784. us “% Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. Northern belle 3444 34%. Leopard 5% 5% Con Vitgiua 473447% Opb.t 49 45%, C sliformin 4924954. Me.cas £3 4. buvage His4, ’ E Overman lev 121, Yellow Jacket 163; 16%; _ Alpna 36, 2 Best & Belcher 44% 44%. ‘Hade & Noreross 74, 7%. Unuien Con 12% 12M; Gould & Carry. 1254. Luperial 2.82% 2.05. Targeare a thousand backing at the branches of evil to ope who is striking at the root, Brap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisetof the elements of mischief -whieh—per-+ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Bationa] Exchange Hotel. S&S. A. EDD ¥, Proprietor SaTuRDay, Dec. 2.4, 1876, *. Ker tucky Gi-ntess, Proad sircet J Heath, taa Frene'xcu “"E Carney, Hoe t’s Hist VD Vo 'hine, Gras. cae M Taus-eg, San Francisco d Perrin, Indian S:-ring 8S B Hunts Mvore’s Fiat Mrs Whalan, vo W iti MeLauszhlin, Indianapolis F cirlvy, an Juun P Vhilips, do B Fraucie, Seuth Bend, ind ¥ Mers, Moor ’s Flat : dno Hussey, You Bet E Silva. City ; ; Mrs I avis, North Bloomfield J Floyd, Timbuctoo : Sunvax, Dec. 3rd, 1876. RO Purgen. Virgi:ia City CE Mulloy & wife, City “Fred Sack-t-V Flume = = oes rather than_to try_to—eontretthe; Silva, City “Powell Mul oy, City See 8 E Wilson, Los Angelos : T B Reardon, Sacramento —. O Grey, Frank'in Mine J W Hainer, tsownievyille M K Jones, Truvkce 8S B Crovuk, do : J Freeman, Gr ss Valley Wm 8 Sanders & sou, Sacramento advertise26 “HOWBG ARKIVALS, Reap Rosenberz Bros.’ ment, : , Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGEN, Proprietor ____: Satorpar. Dec 2ud, 1876, _ WA Jacks n, Wheatland Z H Voight, Sa rameuto Owen Kovhe, New York is J Cameron qo «= J Stein gze". an Francise ‘WM .Wis. er, New York os John Hendri kson, City E. Fazge, W:shin,ton : Jk Collings RK Z punpay, Dec. 3rd, 1876. P Donnelly, CityH Hall. San F ancisco F Baber, V Flume Ed .-:old-mith , City M Enright, do Joe Ekusties ——_do: JN P+terson, San Francisco Jn» Hen: ricxson, C ty WG MVorga’., «Gan C P Loughridge. do Jas Miilkr; °de P Shinuk , Sc: tt’s Flat A B H’wkins. M.rysville F Hathiway & wite, City. __Miss Mc: utch.n,; “do. — — 5 Reap Roseubery Bros.’ advertisement. v6 BO.EN. —— To John Marshes!) and wife, in Nevads City Dec. 2n., 1576, daught r. ’ In Nevada “iy, Dec. 3rd, 1876, to Edgar Rrown snd wife, a son. ., = At rass Valley, ) c. 2nd, 1876, to Peter Parcell and wife,a dau ht r. : MASQUESADE BA. A MASQUERADE BALL Wid be given at HAMILTON HALL, Gras. Valley. Friday Evening, December 8, 1876, Under the auspices of MRS, 8 F. PAULLIN, MASQUERADE COS'1UMER, OF SAN FRANCISCO. y & PRIZES, = One Pr'ze for the hundsomest cestume, for a lady. One Pr z: fo for a gouth man. = © e prize for the best sustained character by a lady. One Prize tor the best sustained char acter by 2 g:ntlem n Que priz fortbe worst sustained character in the room. ‘ the handscmest costume, From and after. Tuesday, Mrs. Panllin will huve Masqur.de Uostames open for inspection in tne Ladies’ Pressing Roos, at Hamilton Hail. The costumes are new, and ure intended to represent every character desired by Lady. r [email protected] g-ome entirely no wiestures wilibe introwund, Prices accor ing tu c. stume, Tickets. .. seves $2 50, Admitting & Gentleman and twé Ladies, Adimist+ion for spectators, $1 00. = None exc: pt those in masks will be allowed to pufiicipate in the dancipg until ‘12 o'clock. Music by Pref. Muller's Band. eeeeees Muskers wi I*be itientified by a com. . mittee befor: entering tus Hail. ANTOINE TAM, PINE. 8TREST, NEVs DA-CITY. HAS JUST RETURNED from QO) 2. and igsnow in receipt ofa fine lot of ‘ OYSTERS, : Eastern and Calif >rnia, Which he serves up in every style desired. CONFECTIONERY. . A besutifal stock of choice Candice, Pisin and Fhocy. su table for Family, Schvol snd Oburch Christmas frees. NUTS, f all kinds,warranted this year’s crop, Fresh and nike. as CIGARS. __ Those who lke Choice Cigars, can be aceomm » 83 I bave on Handa fine stock of the véry best brards. Those who favor me with their custom Will fiud that I geti as cheap at one me as anvthber and th.t I give : = MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, Than eny store in the mountains. Meut.° ne . as ANTOINE TAM, /examine—our-—* . HOME MADE JEWELRY WATCH Y AKE PS wee a _ JEWELERS, BROAL STREET, FIRST HOUSE ABOVE, PINE, NEVADA CITY. * HOLIDAY GOOrs. Watches, Clocks; Chains, Ear and linger Rings, LEUTJE & BRAND, Ohe Di NEVAI LOCA Bull's For the be our Rifle As target shooti lowing from **We were yt nious conti marksmen c: their guns a tion when — things whicl buli’s eyes, = Brooches, Bracelets; —_ ~ Sleeve Buttons, — Shirt Studs, etc. : FINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. es The people of Nevada City and County should call and ~ barrel be. he and the seco trigger the g te one side. to either sid deviation fr ~ sult. The + tae gun arc ‘tri-ger. 7 of is the “Smith of th sists. in sus} a needle fri Warranted 18 carat standard . gold, which we, sell at the lowest prices. We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. — re Rings, Breastpins, ete. set in any kind of precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Topaz, Sapphire, Amethyst, Opal, Moss Agate, ete., a, has just been received. SPECTACLES all kinds. All goods sold by us are warranted as represented. Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled. ‘WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, . At Low Rates and in the best manner. Leutje & Brand. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1876. , SELLING OUT AT COST FOR CASH! TO CLOSE BUSINESS! x ———oos A™ PARTIES INDEBIED 1 TO US WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE THEIR ACCCUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST CONVENIEKCE. HANSCN. & WADSWORTH, Nevada, Dec. 1, 1876. ~ MASONIC ELECTION. THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NEVADALODGE,No.13, F. and A. M., will take place at MASONIC HALL, Wednesday, December 13, 1876. At 7 142 o’clock, P. MMombers of the Lodge will tské <u notive and _ overn themselves sccordiag')Visiting Breth.en are cordially inviteé By order of the MaeterJ. P.ICATI RSD EeaveteryLt FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD! MARE LOST. DARK BROWN MARE,FOUR YEAES Olu next Spring. ome white bine f ot, 8 small white spot in the forehes® and no biand, of medium Leight ase weighs abwut 950 pr urds. Any ene givil£ any inf: Tuation of br whi rexboute, W+'? receive $26 rewars, or $60 is delivered % me at Nevada vi v. 8. 8. GLTCHFLL. Nevada City. Nov.30, 1e78. F: choice collection of which %, § 2 ed sight, 1] aim, sees t] actly in fin knows that er position, to the right dle will she The own in this city fitted up i __ wall will b ing, and it When com; ed and the not only be but one of predict it v to once in additional « low, capab! _dred peopl can be arre bé, as soon Reap Ro meat, ee ( Antoine column, th selection © gars, Chris which he _ little belo: dealer in oysters in ( Give him a Reap Re ment, Young M The You this city, i select part January ls club is cal at 2 o’clo John Han) plete the a: ber is expe fF Reap A ment. Maagu: Mrs. 5. to give a . Grass Va)! this week, San Fran come off u time statex €xtended. in another Cent The Cen regular Tb week, at general in to attend. Ways pleas Reap Rx ment. Reap Rk ment. 4 4 A term \ ing wili be tional Chu night, Dc. It will be Science of ,Calture, Si cent, Artix ‘Terms ofn Qae half ix of term. eharge. a2-tf

The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY. CAL. io Taesday, December 5, 1876. Who Shiall Decide. When Gen. Juckson ye npied tbe Presidential chair, a qyesion srexe as to whether bis nct 14 cansing the’ removal of the public’ deposits from the United Staies Bank ,was Constitutional or otherwise, (The matter was carried to thé Supreme Court of ‘the United States, which * pody declared the act to be anconsti tutional. Whut did Gen, J%ck-on _ do when informed of their decision? id bo obey if by orderiug-the gov= tobe ernment meary Bank? Not « bit of it. He met the decision by declaring with ewphasia, ~ “By the eterpul I bave taken sn orth to support the Constitution of the United States as I understand it aud pot as dictated to me by the Su reme Court.” The whele American people applaiiied the accla:ation and said, ‘‘decksou is rigut’’ Tbe deposits were never returued to the United States Bank. Tuis is a woo bit of history which our Dem-) eors'ic friends wonld d> wel. to remember.—N. San Juan Times. _ Jaékson was a youd Ue uvcrat, and onewhom many of our De uo r tic Eastern Star. -8 Harmony Chapter,N :. 25, Order of Eastern Stur, Wis instituted at North San Joan, Sutardsy evening las, faud the officers duly installed. A large number of lidies and gentle‘men, miembers of the Order, from Nevada aod Grass. Valley were present, ill of whom pronounce it’ the most agreeable, sociul gathering they bave eyer attéuded in the ggunty. Past Patron: Rolfe, of Evang line Cuupter of this city, officiutéd'as ivstalliug ¢fficer, and the eeremunie> were wituessed by neatly “all the metmbers of the M. sonic O der aud their f milies, residing at San Juan. A magnificent banquet was provided by Harmony Coapter, to which: am-. ple justice was dune by their guests. A Nuisance. Dyptheria. aud otber epidemics aré prevailing in different parts of ‘the State, and it is the opitivn of med cal men that he dixense,if it does not originate from fcul. gases aris‘ing from defective sewerage, it is at leust made virnlent by them. Such beiug the case, it is he duty of our city fathers to look sharp for defective sewers here, We recuma friends are proud to me tou as bav~. jing been a m-wber of their parry. We think they can revd be whule-bistory of Gen, Jack ou with profit, and _ then compare.it with Grunt 6 aud see etyraot anda osurper as it is tried _ to make him out to be, ; Troops in Wushington. The organs of ‘the White League Democracy are raising a terrible outery over the concentration of a few hundred troops in Washing on City. In so doing they beteny their own evil designs. No oue that does not contemplate a violent resistu:ce to the execution of the fuws need be alarmed at the presence of the whole army. Presideut Grant bas guthered troops ut the Naiionual Cupitol with the view of preserving peace, and protecting the officers of the). Government inthe exercise of their) lawful authority. The rage of the Democracy at this reasonuble precaution is only »m evidence that they have been anticipated in their treasonable desigus. In 1861 the South Carolinians considered the presence of Major Anderson aud bis bandfal —___— 9f seldies_in Charleston harbor a moance, and demauded their immediate withdrawal, It was very _oleat to everyone that the reason their presence was objected to was because violent resisanta ce to the authority of the Government hud been determined on. It looks very likethe same state of things exists now. No one ever objected to the presence of troops at Washington before, since the beginning of the wat, aud the how! now comes from the same class of persons that made such ap uproar iu 1861, when the] President declined to leave Government forts waprotected. The de_ feated conspirators have indulged in a good deal of wild talk as to what they intend to do in case Hayes epg “oounted in,”’ as they call is and they ought not to be surp.ised thut as old a soldier as General Grant is not caught napping when they undertake to carry outtheir programme. Placer Argns. ‘From the Earth te the Muon.’ We have just received this new book, by Jules Verne, the famous author of ‘‘Around the World in Eighty Days,” etc. It is u most interesting, indeed exciting, story of a remarkable attempt to burl a huge hollow projectile containing three persons, viz: Barbicane, Nicholl, Ardav, tothe moou! This projectile twas discharged from an enormous cannon, built at a cost of $2,500,000 and the wonderfal voyage began. The earth is far below them, the moon is only 300 ajiles away—a passing comet nearly dashes them to pieces: Like all of Verue's works, its pages are charming reading, and its prefuse and striking illustration, by Twentyeight fine engravings, greatly increasea the pleasure of its perusal. Al, though the ordinary price of this book is $2 00, yet the Lakrside Librabrary edition nc w before us is sold for only ten cents, complete and unabridged! -For sale by all Newsdealers or sent postpaid by the publishers, Donnelley, Lovd & Co , Chicago. _ A PRINTER stands when he sets and sets when be sbinds, and when be wishes to set wiih ease he always stands erect. It is the nature ef the case, however which wakes him do thus, = Poverty isin wout of much, but avarice of everytuing. . wn nd-bhew-tu-give attention to te . uvisauce to be found at the junc tion uf M.in and Commercial streets, immediately. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevads City, Nevads (ounty Cai, for week ending Dee. 4th, F876. Persons colling fur advertised letters will plcase give tue date of advertisement : H. H. Hasxins, P. M. Belmore, Hi-man Gubey, Mrs Aunie Hoosel, Mrs Mury Jane Kabl, Lenard, Lipsett,A, ° Sawtelle, John B. O'Keefe, Daniel Ri.Owens, H., M.D. . ca 1” Watters, Jobo HELD FOR POSTAGE, ‘G. Ebert & C>., Sin Francisco Grisse , C., Washington b. J. biwyd, Great Briain © Mrs. Rebens Leuior, Ireland REGISTERED LETTERS, J. W. J, Holmes x The Grateful Poor, One of the inmates of the County Hospital hmped into our office ye:ierday, and requested as to publish the f. lowing card, whichexplains itrerf : : : ee Nevapa Crry, Dec. 1, 1876. R. M. taut, County Paysician: Dear sir: We, the inmutes of the Nevada Cuounty Hospital, d. sire in this wanner tv tender to: you our heartfclt gratitude and thanks for your kind reur wibrance of us on IMoanksgiving day, wien we were favored wiiba dinuel equal to thebest in the Lind. Rousi tursey aud chick-eus, with otuer delicacies, made up the bill of fare, and us it was purtaken of by ux, there was a geueral wish expressed tbat you aud yours may hive to eujoy iovg life and pro perity, and the return of many Toauksygivings. Anod to that eud we will ever pray. digued by all the inmutes, Got Sleepy. We take the following from the Truckee Republican: “A luughuble incident occurred at -the Cardwell House, Tnursday evevinzg. Mr. Oardwell is in the bubit of leaving the bar room in charge of his porter when he goes to bed nights. That night Mr.: Cardwell weut up to the dance and the porter after w.tcbing awhile dropped off to sleep. “Mr. C; returned, and findins him snoring soundly in a chair, went bebiod the bar, opened the till, and took out all the loose change. -He then went sofily outand closed the door, and after a few minutes sent a couple of men in to get a drink, giving them a piece of gold to pay for it. When the porter (who by the way is fy Frenchman) vpened the drawer to give the chunge, the way he turned around among papers, boitles, ete., was amosiny to Cardwell and those who were in the secret, but not tothat Frenchman. After allowing him to bunt for awhile, the money was banded over to him. It is sufe to bet that be will not be canght asleep agsin very 8000 when on duty. —— ee Heavy Purchase of Uorses. New: Yors, Dec, 2ud.--The Sun says: “Sa arday moruing’ Governo: Stanford, of California, stepped in Charles Blackman's breeding establishment. Stanford, after looking the horses well over, picked out thiteen, asked the price, aud tuen snid: ‘lL willtake the lo.’ * The thiriee:, caweto p41. 200. The tighest single price. Bl2Z,5U0 was puid for Flee tiomecr, &u ight year old bay atuifom, by Rysuick’s Hambietocian den Green Abouniain M id, the das of Prosper. Mr. Binekiman mid Gove'n i Stanford a preseut of thre: ages Milles, 2bG stuck is bough for Thesovernor’s 18,000 icre bree iing farm ut Pato Ajtai, Caiformia, \rhe “Busy Bees,” and ‘Work ind Win" Societies, together with other ladies of Trinity Parish, buave united in one ‘grand effort, and will make their graceful bow to the public at the Episcopal Fair and Festival, to be beld at the Tueatreou Wednesday and Thursday evevings of this week. : Oue of Abe chief attractions is a seal brown silk dress, latest style, vilued at $130, which will certainl, be given to: be bolder of pr ze tivket. Also three elegant centenuix] quilts, tu be disposed of during the Festival, aud faucy aud u-:eful articiex, tov uumerous to meition, Al-o, voting myan in the city. . ~~ " The foliowi. gis the programme of exercises to take pluce: Magic Pic—Very smusing for children. Everyouecan ‘stick their iugers ip the pie’ for 10 cents, Daet—Muis, Helen Naffz yer and Prof. Hilleck. Duet—Miss Annie Naffziger and Prof: Halleck. ef ae Duet—Miss Nettie Wellington and Prof, Halieck. ae Tnstrameutal music—Miss Alice Duet—Miss Hattie Dickerman and Miss Magyie Martin, Lhe wuule-to conclude with’ a laugia le Sree, B ~~ Comittee on Linch—Mrs, Alex. Gault, Mrs, Davenport, Mrs, Caiver: aud: Mrs, Worrel, ©.Committee on Tabl-aux — Mrs. ‘Lowery, Mrs, Hutebinsun, aud Miss Lucy Bobo, Aduiission, 25 cts. price. Toursday afternoon ad mission will be free frum ove vo’cluck until four v’¢ ock, p ‘Tickets for the soci . dance on ‘Tuursday eveuing can be obtiaiueu wt tne door for oue dollar eacu, admitting lidy and gentiewan, . P.rsons desiring to cun r.bute to tbe Lunco Tables, will picase seud mm their cvotributions at an early hour Wednesday morning? Mrs. Hctcurnson, Sect. North bloum field. “The San Juan Times nas the following iteins: : M~.A.A.Smith of North Bloomfield has litely added anotuer story to his drug store, aud otherwise —iniproved the same. We ivfer from this that brother Saith is prospe:ing. The upper’ story is bei g fitted up for the meetiugs of the Lu‘dependent O.der of Red Men, aud other soc.eties there. The I. O. R. M. are continually making access-{ ions to their aumbers and POosens as fine regiliaas can be seen outside of San Francisco. D.ck Sk dmore’s large and commodious two-story building at Nortb Blvonifield 18 w credit to the tewn as well as to its owner, The building is finisbed in fine atyle outside and inside. The upper story will be used for dancin, parties, theatrical -, concerts, etc. The ball was dedicated by a grand bull on the 23 ult., and it was a success in every Pparticular. Children half A rans Anctber Club is beirg talked of Quite a number of ladies in this organization, for the purpose of prac icing shooting, abd thor ughly understanding the use pf fire-urms.— Nevada Transcript. : If that new elub will shoot about half the otbeg clabsi the orgavizauon would be huatled with deiight.—@. V. Union. We insert the above for the benetit of the Mustard Club here. We adVise the members not tofforward any more packages to the editor of he Union, if he eels that way, —~> ee -Reap A. Bluwenthal’s advertise meut. 25 —— Good shooting. Tom Forsythe yesterday killed two. turkeys in three shots at a distance of two hundred and fifty yards, with a Steven's rifle-pisiol. “The barrel is i8 inches long, 32culibre. Tom kill. .d a jturkey, yesterday, with the rameipi tol at a dis a ive of 300 yurd-. i his,, consideriag the gun, is called b) our sporting men good shooting. — Truckee Republican, Private © Tagarricata, — "Yon in he dram: of tif,’ wampered a pr. iewl Ciicago youth to bis imiss —yun woud ve = * “And yo.” mar. ures 1 e° ir ore, as she lewed ber t. zz g on bis ~wculder, ‘“w-wouldnu’t you 3 ppor.-me?” tas ku [cour could he be'p it? do he urranged it right there -a Cards of course. —Ubiougo Jvarual, for the most popular lady and gentle. to be c«lied the **Ladies Kifle Giub.’’ . . qty are anxious ty getup such an . wenld make » west 1 autiful actréas4 meita the other eveui ¢—*indesd at . Hints tro Yourc Mrn.—At the eommencenient of your career in life yon will see before, you many paths, Some tend to xnecess, we lth, to honcr and influence; others lead to dixappvintment, to. poverty, to di-urace, to nothingness. Choos¢ pow whieh way you will go. On the One hand yoo will find independenee and true thanbo: d; on the other, want ad @egridation Yon mu-t make your cheice now. It will be too late by and bye. Yon can trust the fnture ovly when .you use the present, It is easier to go down bill than up bill. It is less difienl to f Now <«1l.ng the beaten ‘path of chance then to s-rike ont, buld'y* for yourself, and congner. snecess in the face. of all obstacles. In most yonng men there is a tendency to indolence;.a disposition to let circumstances push them along, . circumstances. This is the great’ danger constantly threatening the yonog. It mnst bej. overcome.— Heald's J urnal of Henlth. A Fearikss Juper.—''Mrs. Murooney, stand up,’’ s id His Hever this morning to a middle-aged snd dilapidated female **Thjary have found you guilty of assanit upd battery npon Miss Mary Ann Brady, and I sbal’ nw proceed to pass sentence,’, “‘No sor, no sor!’ cried Mrs, Moulrooney, in great excite-, Iment, **Den’t ye dar far to sivd me te j.il! Av yezdo Oi'll have yes pot: out tv affice. “Snre-me~ brother dot — be Lard Ch ife Joostice av Oireland, an’ Oi’ll send a litter to bim,so I will,’ Notwitbstanding this fearful threat the Conrt had the courage to send Mrs. Mulreoney to the ‘County . Jail fur fifieen days.—Gold Hill News, Like flakes of snow, that fall vnpe ceived upon the earth, the seening yun mportant events of life succeed ove another. As the snow gathers tovether so are onr. babits: formed. No single flake that is addedto this pile produces a sensible change. No single action creates, however it may exhib bt a man's character, butus th tempest: burs the avalanche down the mouutsin and: verwhelms the inhabituut sand habitation, 8» passion, sctipg upon niciony habits huve brought togetuer by impervepiible accumniation, m y overthrow the edifice of truth and virtne, —-= Be Poncroau.—Be punetnal in all your engagements, in whatever situation in hfe youtmay be placed. Promptness aud pnuctnality in the fujtihm nt of promises aud engugements, is a true index to character. If you sre in doubt as to your abiity to k-ép a promise, do pot make it or if youd, letit be made conditional, Lo. your attendance upon Lode or E.vounpment weetings, be suretobe on band at the pening of the same,__By_so doing yu will be pusted as to what is done, and will net bave to ivgnire of tbe presidivg officer or Seeretary. besides this, otvers will not be disturbed by your entrance.: Sometimes the busin-ss of a lodge is impeded by the tardiness ef meubers;

and not aufreqnently is it the case that it has to be p-stponed or deluyed owing to their absence at the proper time when it should be considered. Be prompt, thep, in all your relations to.the lodge, avd-in your intercourse with the world .at large.— Odd Fellows’ Talisman. ——— <> o-— {By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the’ quotations of the Sales at the Regalar Board yesterday mvoypipg — opening and closing. Ophir 44% 44%. Mexican %Z574 Zt 290 Gould & Curry 1244, 83u California 49% 495%, a 34U Savage 10% 10%, 8u5 Best & Beier 44% 44. ~ 1360 Con Virginin 4730 47%, 180 Chollar 76% 8u,. 10; GC.own Peta. 9% 9. llU Yellow ducket, 16%, luv Linpertai 2.85 2.34, 115 Alpha 36 3634. 115 Belcher 14% 14K, 115 Sierra Nevada 12% 12%. 2U Bullion 314% 32. 320 Overman 116 1182%__ 1720 Jastice 25% 2573,. 125 Jala 5% 53Z. luv Lady Brynu 30c. 325 Hale & Norcross 737 52U Excuequer 13 12%, 380 Union Con 12% 1l2y, *45 Coutidetice 12. 5 Utah 15. : 2565 Cutedunia 1334°1 270 250 784. us “% Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. Northern belle 3444 34%. Leopard 5% 5% Con Vitgiua 473447% Opb.t 49 45%, C sliformin 4924954. Me.cas £3 4. buvage His4, ’ E Overman lev 121, Yellow Jacket 163; 16%; _ Alpna 36, 2 Best & Belcher 44% 44%. ‘Hade & Noreross 74, 7%. Unuien Con 12% 12M; Gould & Carry. 1254. Luperial 2.82% 2.05. Targeare a thousand backing at the branches of evil to ope who is striking at the root, Brap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisetof the elements of mischief -whieh—per-+ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Bationa] Exchange Hotel. S&S. A. EDD ¥, Proprietor SaTuRDay, Dec. 2.4, 1876, *. Ker tucky Gi-ntess, Proad sircet J Heath, taa Frene'xcu “"E Carney, Hoe t’s Hist VD Vo 'hine, Gras. cae M Taus-eg, San Francisco d Perrin, Indian S:-ring 8S B Hunts Mvore’s Fiat Mrs Whalan, vo W iti MeLauszhlin, Indianapolis F cirlvy, an Juun P Vhilips, do B Fraucie, Seuth Bend, ind ¥ Mers, Moor ’s Flat : dno Hussey, You Bet E Silva. City ; ; Mrs I avis, North Bloomfield J Floyd, Timbuctoo : Sunvax, Dec. 3rd, 1876. RO Purgen. Virgi:ia City CE Mulloy & wife, City “Fred Sack-t-V Flume = = oes rather than_to try_to—eontretthe; Silva, City “Powell Mul oy, City See 8 E Wilson, Los Angelos : T B Reardon, Sacramento —. O Grey, Frank'in Mine J W Hainer, tsownievyille M K Jones, Truvkce 8S B Crovuk, do : J Freeman, Gr ss Valley Wm 8 Sanders & sou, Sacramento advertise26 “HOWBG ARKIVALS, Reap Rosenberz Bros.’ ment, : , Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGEN, Proprietor ____: Satorpar. Dec 2ud, 1876, _ WA Jacks n, Wheatland Z H Voight, Sa rameuto Owen Kovhe, New York is J Cameron qo «= J Stein gze". an Francise ‘WM .Wis. er, New York os John Hendri kson, City E. Fazge, W:shin,ton : Jk Collings RK Z punpay, Dec. 3rd, 1876. P Donnelly, CityH Hall. San F ancisco F Baber, V Flume Ed .-:old-mith , City M Enright, do Joe Ekusties ——_do: JN P+terson, San Francisco Jn» Hen: ricxson, C ty WG MVorga’., «Gan C P Loughridge. do Jas Miilkr; °de P Shinuk , Sc: tt’s Flat A B H’wkins. M.rysville F Hathiway & wite, City. __Miss Mc: utch.n,; “do. — — 5 Reap Roseubery Bros.’ advertisement. v6 BO.EN. —— To John Marshes!) and wife, in Nevads City Dec. 2n., 1576, daught r. ’ In Nevada “iy, Dec. 3rd, 1876, to Edgar Rrown snd wife, a son. ., = At rass Valley, ) c. 2nd, 1876, to Peter Parcell and wife,a dau ht r. : MASQUESADE BA. A MASQUERADE BALL Wid be given at HAMILTON HALL, Gras. Valley. Friday Evening, December 8, 1876, Under the auspices of MRS, 8 F. PAULLIN, MASQUERADE COS'1UMER, OF SAN FRANCISCO. y & PRIZES, = One Pr'ze for the hundsomest cestume, for a lady. One Pr z: fo for a gouth man. = © e prize for the best sustained character by a lady. One Prize tor the best sustained char acter by 2 g:ntlem n Que priz fortbe worst sustained character in the room. ‘ the handscmest costume, From and after. Tuesday, Mrs. Panllin will huve Masqur.de Uostames open for inspection in tne Ladies’ Pressing Roos, at Hamilton Hail. The costumes are new, and ure intended to represent every character desired by Lady. r [email protected] g-ome entirely no wiestures wilibe introwund, Prices accor ing tu c. stume, Tickets. .... seves $2 50, Admitting & Gentleman and twé Ladies, Adimist+ion for spectators, $1 00. = None exc: pt those in masks will be allowed to pufiicipate in the dancipg until ‘12 o'clock. Music by Pref. Muller's Band. eeeeees Muskers wi I*be itientified by a com. . mittee befor: entering tus Hail. ANTOINE TAM, PINE. 8TREST, NEVs DA-CITY. HAS JUST RETURNED from QO) 2. and igsnow in receipt ofa fine lot of ‘ OYSTERS, : Eastern and Calif >rnia, Which he serves up in every style desired. CONFECTIONERY. . A besutifal stock of choice Candice, Pisin and Fhocy. su table for Family, Schvol snd Oburch Christmas frees. NUTS, f all kinds,warranted this year’s crop, Fresh and nike. as CIGARS. __ Those who lke Choice Cigars, can be aceomm » 83 I bave on Handa fine stock of the véry best brards. Those who favor me with their custom Will fiud that I geti as cheap at one me as anvthber and th.t I give : = MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, Than eny store in the mountains. Meut.° ne . as ANTOINE TAM, /examine—our-—* . HOME MADE JEWELRY WATCH Y AKE PS wee a _ JEWELERS, BROAL STREET, FIRST HOUSE ABOVE, PINE, NEVADA CITY. * HOLIDAY GOOrs. Watches, Clocks; Chains, Ear and linger Rings, LEUTJE & BRAND, Ohe Di NEVAI LOCA Bull's For the be our Rifle As target shooti lowing from **We were yt nious conti marksmen c: their guns a tion when — things whicl buli’s eyes, = Brooches, Bracelets; —_ ~ Sleeve Buttons, — Shirt Studs, etc. : FINE SILVER WARE. SILVER PLATED WARE. es The people of Nevada City and County should call and ~ barrel be. he and the seco trigger the g te one side. to either sid deviation fr ~ sult. The + tae gun arc ‘tri-ger. 7 of is the “Smith of th sists. in sus} a needle fri Warranted 18 carat standard . gold, which we, sell at the lowest prices. We also make any kind of jewelry to order and at short notice. — re Rings, Breastpins, ete. set in any kind of precious stones, such as Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Topaz, Sapphire, Amethyst, Opal, Moss Agate, ete., a, has just been received. SPECTACLES all kinds. All goods sold by us are warranted as represented. Orders from the country solicted and promptly filled. ‘WATCHES and CLOCKS REPAIRED, . At Low Rates and in the best manner. Leutje & Brand. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1876. , SELLING OUT AT COST FOR CASH! TO CLOSE BUSINESS! x ———oos A™ PARTIES INDEBIED 1 TO US WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE THEIR ACCCUNTS AT THEIR EARLIEST CONVENIEKCE. HANSCN. & WADSWORTH, Nevada, Dec. 1, 1876. ~ MASONIC ELECTION. THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NEVADALODGE,No.13, F. and A. M., will take place at MASONIC HALL, Wednesday, December 13, 1876. At 7 142 o’clock, P. MMombers of the Lodge will tské <u notive and _ overn themselves sccordiag')Visiting Breth.en are cordially inviteé By order of the MaeterJ. P.ICATI RSD EeaveteryLt FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD! MARE LOST. DARK BROWN MARE,FOUR YEAES Olu next Spring. ome white bine f ot, 8 small white spot in the forehes® and no biand, of medium Leight ase weighs abwut 950 pr urds. Any ene givil£ any inf: Tuation of br whi rexboute, W+'? receive $26 rewars, or $60 is delivered % me at Nevada vi v. 8. 8. GLTCHFLL. Nevada City. Nov.30, 1e78. F: choice collection of which %, § 2 ed sight, 1] aim, sees t] actly in fin knows that er position, to the right dle will she The own in this city fitted up i __ wall will b ing, and it When com; ed and the not only be but one of predict it v to once in additional « low, capab! _dred peopl can be arre bé, as soon Reap Ro meat, ee ( Antoine column, th selection © gars, Chris which he _ little belo: dealer in oysters in ( Give him a Reap Re ment, Young M The You this city, i select part January ls club is cal at 2 o’clo John Han) plete the a: ber is expe fF Reap A ment. Maagu: Mrs. 5.. to give a . Grass Va)! this week, San Fran come off u time statex €xtended. in another Cent The Cen regular Tb week, at general in to attend. Ways pleas Reap Rx ment. Reap Rk ment. 4 4 A term \ ing wili be tional Chu night, Dc. It will be Science of ,Calture, Si cent, Artix ‘Terms ofn Qae half ix of term. eharge. a2-tf