July 1, 1870 (4 pages)

ute &e, NT rth iT et ee) OVOE ness, awe Wo Wile siaVétiing tha other day with an acquaintance who has followed mining . “ for many yeats, and he informed us that, since 1854, he had taken out $25,000 worth of gold, all done by his own iabor with the exooption of about $500 which he had paid for hired hélp. He had worked faithfully, either at prospecting or mining, always on his own account, and the result of his labor may be. considered as the average luck of a miner who’has worked in sixteen years. At first thought, and taking sam in-view;-one might suppose —the total that Our'titimer had been very successful ; ‘but_.when we come to reflect ‘that the. receipts of his labor only am ouiited to a little over $1,500 a year, we can not say his mining operations have been especially ' ‘profitable. Very few men with that income would be able to save-anything over expenses. A mechanic or 4 farmer, working steadily for that time, would lave made as much, and the farnier, in addition, would have had his place improved, so that he could feel hie Had: resource to support him in his declining years. Some of our. miners . Oss have done far better, and others not so well; but the prospect of doing better, and of making a lucky strike, is the. charm that attracts the miner to his vocation. ~ Siecanamae Rich Strike. A very rich strike was made in tie Pitts burg mine two or three days ago, which promises to be extensive. On Wednesday, . rock thrown out by a single blast was estimated to contain at least fifteen hundred dollars worth of gold. One piece of rock, as large as a nail tings * was literally seamed with the precious metal. This was broken up and thrown into the batterries, as well as the most of the other specimen rock taken out, superintendents having found long since that it does not pay to keep specimens for exhibition. The gold shows plainly in the ledge, and it is not known how far the poekct may extend. ‘Some of thé’ rich belts in the upper levels yielded _ large sums of money, and this has the appearance of being one of the richest and most extensive ever found in the mine. Waste of Timber. The Fourth of July Committee at Grass Valley request the owners and occupants of houses, especially those who live on the principal streets and along the line of the * procession, to decorate their places with evergreens, so as to shade the sidewalks, This has become the custom m mining towns, young cedars being mostly cut down for the purpose, and the destruction of thé growing timber in this manner is painful to thoughtful persons. --The number of cedars destroyed for a Fourth of July celebration in such towns as Nevada and Grass Valley, if allowed to grow thirty or forty years, would furnish lumber to build a respectable city. This wasteful use of growing timber will go on until the land has all passed into private hands, when the ata nia ces of the young trees, The owners of this mine. are actively enpape th ai mmr : ing other repairs and improvements in mill. They expect to have it running in ten Gayé'or two weeks. We sawa letter yesterday from one of the men working in to improve, and the prospects become more favorable the further they get into the ledge. Mining in Little York, A gentleman down yesterday from You Bet informs us that mining has been very brisk this season throughout Little Yok township. The water in the ditches is holding out equally as well as last year,and nea#ly ali the claims that are fairly opened have” paid well. ‘The cement claims of Brown Brothers have been yielding immensely. The gold yield of Little York . Tee eters. ty mw of . Duteh Trial of Doolin. This case is dragging along very slowly in the District Court, the evidence being . all reduced to writing. The most of the testimony of Mrs. Doolin, and of Doolin, who was sworn in his own behalf. With Se nana es ee cence ee -fera cibeetmeman The Giewuanion redated almost entirely to the reatlers, all appear. ing to acquiesce in the report of the ¢ommittee on arithmetic. So far as we heard the discussion, the weight of 2 eager was decidedly in favor of retai the rréaders. The report of the<écttanition, pre , was approved by two majority—20 }. substitute, . Going Away, = : jap a, EE renowned Dr, R. R, Roberts, who is now stopping at the National “Exchange Hotel, will leave for Virginia City, and those desir. ing his services should cail upon him before that time. — During his stay in this county he has performed some of the most wondéerful cures we have ever heard of;, For the cure of every kind of ditease he can’ not be excelled. He heals the sick by animal annie and the Swedish Movement sg 7 No physician ever came to the State i bighly, momamendat-es De. R. BR. R6b— l'yé Wihio are afflicted, call on him. The Sue Robinson Troupe will remain here and give another performance this eveming, On this occasion, the great French ‘play of Camille will be presented—Miss Armand-Duval.-This play was presented at Hamilton Hall on Wednesday evening, and we are told that it jpassed off in good style, the gentlemen and ladies composing the company being well upin their parts, and fully appreciating the characters they personated. Miss Sue Robinson isan accomplished and 8 gman actress, her role embracing a grea Mn of characters, in all of which she is yee ys Mabe “hope the ‘company willbe . ted writh good audience this evening. Fourth of Jaly Bali. We have received a complimentary ticket to the Fourth of July ball, to be given by . o Messrs. Dewey, Blum, Bliven and other musicians, at Hamilton Hall, Grass: Valley. ph, and the managers are making preparaguests. It will be a grand social reunion. Sparring Match. John Rogers, who is now training for a prize fight with Steele, will give a grand sparring match at Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, on the evening of the 5th, part, pearls should glitter behind them.To preserve and beautify the dental enamel, . there is no preparation like Sozcdont, a compound of the most wholesome, vegetable antiseptics, among which the Bark of the South American Soap’ ‘Tree, known to the natives as Quiueay, and used by thé Spanish-Ameri for cleansing without impairing, the most delicate fabrics,is most important. ~ “Sraupine’s Give” will just suit you. POLL TAX. ir . PERSONS liable to STATE POLL TAX are hereby notified that uniess they pay the same on or before the Ist of August next, That an ADDITIONAL DOLLAR WILL BE CHARGED on the same. ° JULIUS GREENWALD, County Treasurer. Nevada, June 284, 1870. ‘ CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated 1846. ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 1869, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid to date, s 9,000,000 Total vividenis paid to date : , over. ‘ 5 6,500,000 Purely Mutual. Annual Dividends applied in reduction of Premiums. or accumulated at interest or the benefit of assured, or paid im cash. Poltciés iesued on all desirable a of Jneurance at the cheapest attainable rates of cost. G. P. SPARKS, Agent. . Nevada City. Smtr. sob favor of retaining e No reader wae recommended as'w Robinson as Camille, and Mr. Nobles aa . The ball comes off on the evening of the . d= tions to accommodate a large number of . PeaRLs anp Rusies.—When rosy lips om delivery. y Of that standard vegetuble restorics and nothing else, The effect of the ordibleod or bile they produce no beneficial effects all the fluids and humors of the body are more or less infected, and the bowels are often badly constipated. An unmodified astrin/gert—quinine for instance—does infinitely ‘. tetter’s Bitters, on the other hand, the stim~~~} lating and tonic elements are qualified with . aperients and antiseptic ingredients. The finest laxatives and blood deparents inthe vegetable kingdom are intermixed with those ofa purely icvigorating nature, and under the operation of this admirable combination, The rapidity wich which the disordered organization returns 10 its natural condition. under a course of the Bitters is due to this cause. Every disturbed function of the body . is favorably affected by the various proper» ties of this comprehensive and well balanced preparation. As a general rule the bowels are subject to irregularities, and the fluids ‘liable to become -vitiated. and hence the Bitters are especially valuable as an alterative, corrective and inv‘gorant. nh all districts where the seeds of intermittent fevers infect the air, this healthiul vegetable elixir should . be taken as a protecting medicine. Time tests the merits of all things. ‘arror THIRTY YEARS!_¢3 Perry Davis: Pain Killer, been tested in every variety of climate, and by almoet.every ation knows to AmeriHas cans. Itis the.almost coastant companion and inestimable friend of ey and the traveler, on cea-and la: and no one should travel on our Lanne: ‘OR m vans WITH“ie a speedy and for burns, scalds, ‘cute, Sivek oe wounds ‘yarious other ‘injuries, as well au for tery, rrhoea, and bowel complaints generalty, and is admirably suited for every race of on the globe. Pee os Oe me doa ve Sarge atte sold repu n Of thie-valaable medicine. . Direction and each bettle. Ay 25 cia, eons 11-00 per Bottle. Sold By = je 4—1m i a A R DWARE om Tn SAN FRANCISCO PRICES AM RECEIVING MY GOODS direct from the Manufactvries, and Will sell at San Francisco Prices. my Goods by Kalil, DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS, am enabled to compete with Bay Deut, Consisting of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cutlery of the Finest Quality. SILVER PLATED WARE FROM. Rodgers’ Manufacturing Company of Hart. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britton, Con. Henry Disston & Co. Philadelphia. Stanley Knle Company, New Britton, Con. Parker & Whipp'e, West Meriden, Con, Mayer & Co. New York. And many other Eastern Dealers and Man, AGENT FOR THE California & Giant Powder Works _ A LARGE sToex oF Nails, Belting, Puse, Quicksilver, Brass Govds, Gum Hose. ‘ A Lot on hand—warranted, — STOVES, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Bos. Mannfactured to order, er Plenty of GIANT POWDER on GME TURE, puitecene, all-medicines that are merely ton. nary astringent tinctures and exrtacts on the. bowels ia disastrous, and upon the depraved whatever. In dyspepsia and.liver complairt . . more harm than good in such cases. In Hos. regulation and purification go on together. Be sure you cal} me and get the genuine Having made arrangements to get aneocussls é /— WILL BE GIVEN at THE— » MECHANICS’ PAVILION, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON THURSDAY, SEPT. Ae 1870.° HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. Tickets of Admission. $5 each, GOLD COIN. Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons, The holder of a whole Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled tq admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift awarded to it, The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may be awarded to each Ticket, 10 PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS} -Magnificent Entertainment, 200,000 TIOKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. TREASURER : Whe Bank of California. DURING THE ENTERTAINMENT THK SUM OF iz $500,000. U. 8. GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, #1 by the distribution by chance of the following ecirFTs! #2 NS VIZ: 1GIFFOF$100,000 Gonp. 1GIFTOR.60,000 « 1 GIFTOF -™25,000 « 1GIFTOF ®% -_ 20,000 « 1GIFTOF % 19,000 « 1GIFTOF ©18,000~ ne 1GIFTOF ~17,000. «> 1GIFTOF 1600 « 1 GIFTOF 15,000 “ 1GIFTOF M000 « 1GIFTOF 18,000 “ 1GIFTOF 12,00 « 1GIFTOF 11,00. « 1GIFTOF* ~— 10,000 1GIFTOF 9,000 « 1GIFTOF 800 « 1GIFTOP 7,000 « 1GIFTOF -.6000 “ 1GIFTOF 5,000 1GIFTOF 400 « 1GIFTOF 8000 «© 1GIFTOF ~+200 « 1GIFTOF .150 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 « 20 GIFTS OF 75015,000 “ 20 GIFTS OF 60010,000 “ 90 GIFTSOF 400 12,000 “. ‘60 GIFTS OF 900 15,000 “. 50 GIFTS OF 20010,000 “ 425 GIFTSOF 100 -42.500 «© 628 GIFTS IN ALL, $500,000 ee After paying the expenses of the [Entertainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library AsThe Cuncert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and ‘County Officers, and -well-known citizens of San Francisco, Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be awarded, will receive the sameon presentation of such Tickets or Coupons to, the Business Agente ot the Board of Trustees, at their office, No. 318 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, for thet the eptmastiog paoGRidicR OF LOONCRIN WO ae Ww *. practiced, v usinea Sonne street ted with the En na . communications Me [Ree Ral ABTH, M. EBBETS, WM. EB. WOOD, ees a SAMUEL A Premium of text Will be given for rae pxst waste, of Glass and fron, forth this D a— bution. _ OF" The ‘Titintetd Hesrve jectany and alt Model, SE tore . IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE,Hem bbe Sgn Pre Man,” ete, has or No. 221 Powell Street, Where he may be consu which be has tor So bang yous tee MENTAL ‘AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the N. Generative System, whether be Harronn and. errors of youth, matarity or sony 9 age, —— on rest assured that fro: and Agee a standing. al, canes. must: ED SKILL. way to his ACKNOW “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” hag able work, a recent logan BCE, treate rincipally ot Diseases of ‘and Circular ting Fi me :-it ph wehow Mane oho Manhood may bé 1405 » and how “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY” The above work may be BO Cents, by addreacine phen = ‘ag " ' DR.8. T. BE. BECK, No, 221 Powz1. Jrnwur, . rr-Due Notice will be opening of the New Yorks Sabena ges om Office Hours for Consultation, frow till 8p, wm, and Jrom 6 to 9 P, ™., Daly. “On rs ye; Ga. m. till», 2, No. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. jem {SELLING OUT! ta-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_g4 GEORGE KEENEY’s — HARDWARE ORE 1 ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMM TELY . —AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES >< Terms Cash. All persons knowing = Poway nn . are maven tle the wate withousarity Hurrah for the Fourth of July ! NICK. SLOCOVION, Hts. os large stock Fire Crackers, Double-Headers, Flags, all sizes, Candies, Nuts, Fraite, GIVE ME A CALL! Everything will be sold Cheap ! NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine Street. Nevada, June 26th, 1870. Nevada Light Guard -Attention, YOU ARE HER¢BY CRDERED TO APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, s In fall Uniform, On Monday, July 4th. 1870, at 9 o’clock, A. Mi. sharp. wr “EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPA. NY IS EXPECTED" TO BE ON HAND. By order of JOHN A. LANCASTER, J. ® Cann, 0. 8, jee DR.S. T.E. BECK a P"ssum or ae At pr of vata ; .: a IB Notice to ) Mecho ‘cs — A

ute &e, NT rth iT et ee) OVOE ness, awe Wo Wile siaVétiing tha other day with an acquaintance who has followed mining . “ for many yeats, and he informed us that, since 1854, he had taken out $25,000 worth of gold, all done by his own iabor with the exooption of about $500 which he had paid for hired hélp. He had worked faithfully, either at prospecting or mining, always on his own account, and the result of his labor may be. considered as the average luck of a miner who’has worked in sixteen years. At first thought, and taking sam in-view;-one might suppose —the total that Our'titimer had been very successful ; ‘but_.when we come to reflect ‘that the. receipts of his labor only am ouiited to a little over $1,500 a year, we can not say his mining operations have been especially ' ‘profitable.. Very few men with that income would be able to save-anything over expenses. A mechanic or 4 farmer, working steadily for that time, would lave made as much, and the farnier, in addition, would have had his place improved, so that he could feel hie Had: resource to support him in his declining years. Some of our. miners . Oss have done far better, and others not so well; but the prospect of doing better, and of making a lucky strike, is the. charm that attracts the miner to his vocation. ~ Siecanamae Rich Strike. A very rich strike was made in tie Pitts burg mine two or three days ago, which promises to be extensive. On Wednesday, . rock thrown out by a single blast was estimated to contain at least fifteen hundred dollars worth of gold.. One piece of rock, as large as a nail tings * was literally seamed with the precious metal. This was broken up and thrown into the batterries, as well as the most of the other specimen rock taken out, superintendents having found long since that it does not pay to keep specimens for exhibition. The gold shows plainly in the ledge, and it is not known how far the poekct may extend. ‘Some of thé’ rich belts in the upper levels yielded _ large sums of money, and this has the appearance of being one of the richest and most extensive ever found in the mine. Waste of Timber. The Fourth of July Committee at Grass Valley request the owners and occupants of houses, especially those who live on the principal streets and along the line of the * procession, to decorate their places with evergreens, so as to shade the sidewalks, This has become the custom m mining towns, young cedars being mostly cut down for the purpose, and the destruction of thé growing timber in this manner is painful to thoughtful persons. --The number of cedars destroyed for a Fourth of July celebration in such towns as Nevada and Grass Valley, if allowed to grow thirty or forty years, would furnish lumber to build a respectable city. This wasteful use of growing timber will go on until the land has all passed into private hands, when the ata nia ces of the young trees, The owners of this mine. are actively enpape th ai mmr : ing other repairs and improvements in mill. They expect to have it running in ten Gayé'or two weeks. We sawa letter yesterday from one of the men working in to improve, and the prospects become more favorable the further they get into the ledge. Mining in Little York, A gentleman down yesterday from You Bet informs us that mining has been very brisk this season throughout Little Yok township. The water in the ditches is holding out equally as well as last year,and nea#ly ali the claims that are fairly opened have” paid well. ‘The cement claims of Brown Brothers have been yielding immensely. The gold yield of Little York . Tee eters. ty mw of . Duteh Trial of Doolin. This case is dragging along very slowly in the District Court, the evidence being . all reduced to writing. The most of the testimony of Mrs. Doolin, and of Doolin, who was sworn in his own behalf. With Se nana es ee cence ee -fera cibeetmeman The Giewuanion redated almost entirely to the reatlers, all appear. ing to acquiesce in the report of the ¢ommittee on arithmetic. So far as we heard the discussion, the weight of 2 eager was decidedly in favor of retai the rréaders. The report of the<écttanition, pre , was approved by two majority—20 }. substitute, . Going Away, = : jap a, EE renowned Dr, R. R, Roberts, who is now stopping at the National “Exchange Hotel, will leave for Virginia City, and those desir. ing his services should cail upon him before that time. — During his stay in this county he has performed some of the most wondéerful cures we have ever heard of;, For the cure of every kind of ditease he can’ not be excelled. He heals the sick by animal annie and the Swedish Movement sg 7 No physician ever came to the State i bighly, momamendat-es De. R. BR. R6b— l'yé Wihio are afflicted, call on him. The Sue Robinson Troupe will remain here and give another performance this eveming, On this occasion, the great French ‘play of Camille will be presented—Miss Armand-Duval.-This play was presented at Hamilton Hall on Wednesday evening, and we are told that it jpassed off in good style, the gentlemen and ladies composing the company being well upin their parts, and fully appreciating the characters they personated. Miss Sue Robinson isan accomplished and 8 gman actress, her role embracing a grea Mn of characters, in all of which she is yee ys Mabe “hope the ‘company willbe . ted writh good audience this evening. Fourth of Jaly Bali. We have received a complimentary ticket to the Fourth of July ball, to be given by . o Messrs. Dewey, Blum, Bliven and other musicians, at Hamilton Hall, Grass: Valley. ph, and the managers are making preparaguests. It will be a grand social reunion. Sparring Match. John Rogers, who is now training for a prize fight with Steele, will give a grand sparring match at Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, on the evening of the 5th, part, pearls should glitter behind them.To preserve and beautify the dental enamel, . there is no preparation like Sozcdont, a compound of the most wholesome, vegetable antiseptics, among which the Bark of the South American Soap’ ‘Tree, known to the natives as Quiueay, and used by thé Spanish-Ameri for cleansing without impairing, the most delicate fabrics,is most important. ~ “Sraupine’s Give” will just suit you. POLL TAX. ir . PERSONS liable to STATE POLL TAX are hereby notified that uniess they pay the same on or before the Ist of August next, That an ADDITIONAL DOLLAR WILL BE CHARGED on the same. ° JULIUS GREENWALD, County Treasurer. Nevada, June 284, 1870. ‘ CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated 1846. ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 1869, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid to date, s 9,000,000 Total vividenis paid to date : , over. ‘ 5 6,500,000 Purely Mutual. Annual Dividends applied in reduction of Premiums. or accumulated at interest or the benefit of assured, or paid im cash. Poltciés iesued on all desirable a of Jneurance at the cheapest attainable rates of cost. G. P. SPARKS, Agent. . Nevada City. Smtr. sob favor of retaining e No reader wae recommended as'w Robinson as Camille, and Mr. Nobles aa . The ball comes off on the evening of the . d= tions to accommodate a large number of . PeaRLs anp Rusies.—When rosy lips om delivery. y Of that standard vegetuble restorics and nothing else, The effect of the ordibleod or bile they produce no beneficial effects all the fluids and humors of the body are more or less infected, and the bowels are often badly constipated. An unmodified astrin/gert—quinine for instance—does infinitely ‘. tetter’s Bitters, on the other hand, the stim~~~} lating and tonic elements are qualified with . aperients and antiseptic ingredients. The finest laxatives and blood deparents inthe vegetable kingdom are intermixed with those ofa purely icvigorating nature, and under the operation of this admirable combination, The rapidity wich which the disordered organization returns 10 its natural condition. under a course of the Bitters is due to this cause. Every disturbed function of the body . is favorably affected by the various proper» ties of this comprehensive and well balanced preparation. As a general rule the bowels are subject to irregularities, and the fluids ‘liable to become -vitiated. and hence the Bitters are especially valuable as an alterative, corrective and inv‘gorant. nh all districts where the seeds of intermittent fevers infect the air, this healthiul vegetable elixir should . be taken as a protecting medicine. Time tests the merits of all things. ‘arror THIRTY YEARS!_¢3 Perry Davis: Pain Killer, been tested in every variety of climate, and by almoet.every ation knows to AmeriHas cans. Itis the.almost coastant companion and inestimable friend of ey and the traveler, on cea-and la: and no one

should travel on our Lanne: ‘OR m vans WITH“ie a speedy and for burns, scalds, ‘cute, Sivek oe wounds ‘yarious other ‘injuries, as well au for tery, rrhoea, and bowel complaints generalty, and is admirably suited for every race of on the globe. Pee os Oe me doa ve Sarge atte sold repu n Of thie-valaable medicine. . Direction and each bettle. Ay 25 cia, eons 11-00 per Bottle. Sold By = je 4—1m i a A R DWARE om Tn SAN FRANCISCO PRICES AM RECEIVING MY GOODS direct from the Manufactvries, and Will sell at San Francisco Prices. my Goods by Kalil, DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS, am enabled to compete with Bay Deut, Consisting of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cutlery of the Finest Quality. SILVER PLATED WARE FROM. Rodgers’ Manufacturing Company of Hart. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britton, Con. Henry Disston & Co. Philadelphia. Stanley Knle Company, New Britton, Con. Parker & Whipp'e, West Meriden, Con, Mayer & Co. New York. And many other Eastern Dealers and Man, AGENT FOR THE California & Giant Powder Works _ A LARGE sToex oF Nails, Belting, Puse, Quicksilver, Brass Govds, Gum Hose. ‘ A Lot on hand—warranted, — STOVES, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Bos. Mannfactured to order, er Plenty of GIANT POWDER on GME TURE, puitecene, all-medicines that are merely ton. nary astringent tinctures and exrtacts on the. bowels ia disastrous, and upon the depraved whatever. In dyspepsia and.liver complairt . . more harm than good in such cases. In Hos. regulation and purification go on together. Be sure you cal} me and get the genuine Having made arrangements to get aneocussls é /— WILL BE GIVEN at THE— » MECHANICS’ PAVILION, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON THURSDAY, SEPT. Ae 1870.° HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. Tickets of Admission.. $5 each, GOLD COIN. Each Ticket consists of Five Coupons, The holder of a whole Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled tq admission to the Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift awarded to it, The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may be awarded to each Ticket, 10 PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIS} -Magnificent Entertainment, 200,000 TIOKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. TREASURER : Whe Bank of California. DURING THE ENTERTAINMENT THK SUM OF iz $500,000. U. 8. GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, #1 by the distribution by chance of the following ecirFTs! #2 NS VIZ: 1GIFFOF$100,000 Gonp. 1GIFTOR.60,000 « 1 GIFTOF -™25,000 « 1GIFTOF ®% -_ 20,000 « 1GIFTOF % 19,000 « 1GIFTOF ©18,000~ ne 1GIFTOF ~17,000. «> 1GIFTOF 1600 « 1 GIFTOF 15,000 “ 1GIFTOF M000 « 1GIFTOF 18,000 “ 1GIFTOF 12,00 « 1GIFTOF 11,00. « 1GIFTOF* ~— 10,000 1GIFTOF 9,000 « 1GIFTOF 800 « 1GIFTOP 7,000 « 1GIFTOF -.6000 “ 1GIFTOF 5,000 1GIFTOF 400 « 1GIFTOF 8000 «© 1GIFTOF ~+200 « 1GIFTOF .150 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 « 20 GIFTS OF 75015,000 “ 20 GIFTS OF 60010,000 “ 90 GIFTSOF 400 12,000 “. ‘60 GIFTS OF 900 15,000 “. 50 GIFTS OF 20010,000 “ 425 GIFTSOF 100 -42.500 «© 628 GIFTS IN ALL, $500,000 ee After paying the expenses of the [Entertainment, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library AsThe Cuncert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and ‘County Officers, and -well-known citizens of San Francisco, Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be awarded, will receive the sameon presentation of such Tickets or Coupons to, the Business Agente ot the Board of Trustees, at their office, No. 318 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, for thet the eptmastiog paoGRidicR OF LOONCRIN WO ae Ww *. practiced, v usinea Sonne street ted with the En na . communications Me [Ree Ral ABTH, M. EBBETS, WM. EB. WOOD, ees a SAMUEL A Premium of text Will be given for rae pxst waste, of Glass and fron, forth this D a— bution. _ OF" The ‘Titintetd Hesrve jectany and alt Model, SE tore . IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE,Hem bbe Sgn Pre Man,” ete, has or No. 221 Powell Street, Where he may be consu which be has tor So bang yous tee MENTAL ‘AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRHGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the N. Generative System, whether be Harronn and. errors of youth, matarity or sony 9 age, —— on rest assured that fro: and Agee a standing. al, canes. must: ED SKILL. way to his ACKNOW “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” hag able work, a recent logan BCE, treate rincipally ot Diseases of ‘and Circular ting Fi me :-it ph wehow Mane oho Manhood may bé 1405 » and how “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY” The above work may be BO Cents, by addreacine phen = ‘ag " ' DR.8. T. BE. BECK, No, 221 Powz1. Jrnwur, . rr-Due Notice will be opening of the New Yorks Sabena ges om Office Hours for Consultation, frow till 8p, wm, and Jrom 6 to 9 P, ™., Daly. “On rs ye; Ga. m. till», 2, No. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francisco. jem {SELLING OUT! ta-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_g4 GEORGE KEENEY’s — HARDWARE ORE 1 ILL BE CLOSED OUT IMM TELY . —AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES >< Terms Cash. All persons knowing = Poway nn . are maven tle the wate withousarity Hurrah for the Fourth of July ! NICK. SLOCOVION, Hts. os large stock Fire Crackers, Double-Headers, Flags, all sizes, Candies, Nuts, Fraite, GIVE ME A CALL! Everything will be sold Cheap ! NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine Street. Nevada, June 26th, 1870. Nevada Light Guard -Attention, YOU ARE HER¢BY CRDERED TO APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, s In fall Uniform, On Monday, July 4th. 1870, at 9 o’clock, A. Mi. sharp. wr “EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPA. NY IS EXPECTED" TO BE ON HAND. By order of JOHN A. LANCASTER, J. ® Cann, 0. 8, jee DR.S. T.E. BECK a P"ssum or ae At pr of vata ; .: a IB Notice to ) Mecho ‘cs — A