July 16, 1876 (4 pages)

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(OR the le> se informs . Mivertian myl te Mit» FICE. 4, 187% t Willtt® Dauchex . Melvoa an, whos s Count Patent fi ims, beams —_—_— —_——— J NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1876, ia ‘NO. 112. The Daily Transcript “NEVADA CITY, CAL. g.P. BROWN, B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors, REPUBLICAN STATE CON: VENTION. Rooms OF THE UNION crea, . STAIR CENTRAL COMMITTEE, : Sanu Francisco, -May~23; 1876. HE next Union Republican State Conyention for the nomination .of Six PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS andSix ALTERSATES, and a ‘‘State Controller,” to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the late incumbent, will be held in the city of San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1876, at Dashaway Hall, south side of Post street, between Kearney and Dupont streets, at ten o'clock A. M. : In calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the committees uf the se versl counties are recommended to. invite all Republicau electors, and all other voters without regard to pust political differences or previous party affiliations, who are opposed to reviying section] issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and enforcing all the con-gtitutiona’ rights of every citizen includingthe fullaud free exercise of the right of enffrage without intimidation and without fraud; who are in favur of the continued _prosvcution and punishment of all official dishonesty, and of an economical administration of the Government+by honest, fa thful and capable officers; who are in fayor of making such reforms in govern. . mtnt as experieice may from time to time sugg@st: who are opposed to impairing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining in every way the national faith and financial honor; who hold that the commun school systero. is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be maintained absotutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government should eontinue to be corfided to those who adhere to the principle of 1776, and support them as incorporated in the Constitution end the laws; and who arein favor of recognizing and strengthening the funda. mental principles of National Unity in this Centennial Anniversary of -the birth of the Bepublic. ; : TLe apportionment of Delegates is as fol. ‘Alameds..-. 19.Plumas..+.4 BIDIOs ec cchepeuc ss l'Sacramento.. rar} . Amador: 2.06005. “yoo e FISH DEMICO, .00550669 Butte.. eguawene 10!'San Bernardino,.4 Calaveras .. i Ae Lt Sa rege? aE 4'San aMviocy. 75 “Covtra Costa.. isan Joaquin.. 15 Det HONG ose vesene 1j8an Louis Obispo. .5 El Dorado..0.5 9'Bau-Mauteovai. ss. 6 Fresno.. eae 2'sants Barbara.. 6 Mambolat,. i eweca Sitanuta Clara..15 CNG ai ive cericees 3iSanta Cruz.:. 8 OND ck sigb oo oebus sat OOM Lacs psicce sive 4 BRB is vss vcue cs bia one ee ceeee aeeehae Lassen.. <ueiehus BSiskiyou. . oo scs.s. Los Angelea.. bb Bolano SHAS Kis Laue = Rss Sonoma: ose eee Mariposa.. ..3'Stanisiaus ... 2 — bate eae uous SISUGEET oe. er ereee ee of OFCed.2.0.-00. ee 4s Tehama green reer irr kone y voc aR ee ale cathe FUME G@iiiws Savnss cas Monterey.. 8! Tuolumne Napa.. edwepeher ss 6\ Ventura ke. eee Mole cccaccssees st Placer.. Sard 1l'Yuba,. County Committees and Congressional Committees will make provision in their , Tespective counties fur the election of delegates in accordance with said apportionment, holding Primary elections for the ehoiee of such delegates; and—the State Central Committée recommends that the_ Delegates chosen to the State Convention Rescribad nd, beirg, Kends of sco nd N & of of 8 W 4 East, an x ofS VW 1l Fas 849 17-1 following made Fei t al: th 934-3874, . locatio: 4 Daneel March 1} e location ise et sh hil 1874 . y location @ McIvoy . All af the offs . , County claim cisim t by v> i by Chag y vacau be empowrred to act aa Delegates to the Congressional Conventions,of their respective districts, : The State Central Committée recomtmends the following test: fi “Oppositio: to the resturatioh to power ef the Democratic Party, and intention .to act in good faith with the Republican Party.”By order of the Committee. M. D. BORUCK, ALEX G: ABELL, Sec. K. 8, C. OC, Chairman. Or aetna een ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PNOLD ‘SPRING. GHAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Val ley, Nevada county, Oal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, June Ist, 1876, an assessinent (No. 7,) ‘of one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment @aail remain uupaid.on the Ist day of daly, 1876, will be deemed. delinquent aod advertised for sale at public auction, ‘wad anless payment-is made before, will be sold on the 12th day of July, 1876, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, togetner with costs of advertising andexpenses ale. ; i 7 By order of the Board of. Trustees. i. J, ROLFE, Secretary. Revada City, June Ist, 1876. NILES SEARLS, aAtterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cea WICK GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op. posite the Methodist Church, keeps @oustantly on hand as fine a stock of GRO. CERIES, PRUVISIONS, &c. as can be found f Nevada city, which will be sold as LOW THE LOWEST. ‘tive meacall. o4 NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY, i New Mill at Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill al) @ders for Building or Mining Lumber. all kinds of Lumber kept constantly on Orders left at the office on Boulder Fak Sr attne Stare of Geo. E, TURNER, Sbunst will promptly attended to. M.'L: & D Manan. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. Pr. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. jie proprietor of the EMPIRE-QPTABLES announces that he has now the Largest lot of. eens Horses, Carriages and Buggies. To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attanded to with pro1aptness. i Good. Saddle Horses always on hand. . Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, COLLATERAL LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, N, E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State : ; of California, President, SOLON PATTEE. Secretary, F. 8. CARTER, LIRECTORS: Solon Patteé... peKVe webs President. Elmer Terry,,..0f E. Terry & Co, 8. F, J.S. Spear, Jr,; of E. 8. Spear & Oo.; Aug'r® Frederick Turrill.. wikis Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San. Mateo,. -Capitalhist, Rob’t Stevenson, of Stevens0n’s Block, 8.F, Walter G, Holmes..Attorney-at-Law. HE object of this Bank is to loan money upon Collateral Securities; Stucks, Bonds, also Diamonds, Watches,Furniture, Warehouse Receipts, etc., charging the legal rate of interest, 4 per cent. per month. Also receive Deposits subjéct to Call or Check. For the present the Bank allows the iollowing rates of interest to depositcrs: 6 MONTHS, 1 PER CENT. PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 14% PER CENT PER MONTH. . Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are now open st ‘Ten Dollars per shore, at the Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco,Circulars-sent on application, : ma30-3m F.S. CARTER, Secretary. Certificate of Co-partnership. . rg all men-by'these presents, that a we, A.H. Hanson, residing at the city of Nevada, county of Nevads, and A. R. Wads‘vorth, residing at the city of Ne vada, county of Nevada, in the State of California, do hereby certify and declare thet we bave organized and formed ourselves into a.co-partnership, and we covenanvand agree each with the other, to. be co-partners for the purpose of carrying and conducting the business of buying and selling groceries, provisions and liquors, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, and State of California; under the firm name and style of Hanson & Wadsworth. That the principal place of business of said co-partnership is situated at the city of Nevada, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all persons int rested as partners in euch business, are ubove stated, and signed hereto,-and that such «partnership wilk continue and be in force until further notice bv us, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals, this 14th day of June, A. D., 1876, A. H. HANSON, ——~$nis A. BR. WADSWORTH. NOTICE. fa ar np IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the principal place of business of the Nevaaa and Mountain Lakes Ice Company is removed from Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Californias, to the City and County of San Francisco, and State of California, H. HALE, Sec, Nevada City, June 9, 1876. H. W, VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street: Residence at the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders: left at E. M, Preston's will be attended to. nl9 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, A HOUSE containing six rooms, good cellar, ana well of water, new out buildings, first-class fences, three and one-fourth acres of land planted to choice fruit trees vines and berries, the balance with vegetables. A good title given. The place is within ten minutes walk of the Court House. For ‘further particulars enquire of : jnls LEE GARTHE. JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON ed VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORE, &c. Meate sold at reasonable rates for Cash. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Navada Theatre. . DENTISTRY R. P. E. HUGHSON, has open? an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’8tore. ~~ He is propared to perform ail kinds of Mechanicaland Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most spproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver ph scnncn hire g Meee Hit = : f x. as aud price of w Visite made st residesce Af dostasd. sy Nevada, May 30th, 1871. ° [ erally. ees # N.C. N. G. R. R. CO. -* ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 3. YOR the government and information of . Empleyees, the Company reserves the Tight to” vary the ‘same~as“<circumptances may require, Totake‘effect Wednesday, May 24th; 1876, © At 7:30 A. M. : GOING SOUTH. Train No. I leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and ‘leavos Grass Valley at 5.30A, M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M, Bae Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada): leaves Nevada at _11-A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Train No. 6, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax-at 6.15. P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2leaves Colfax at 7.30-A. M, ‘leaves Grass Valley at-9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A.M. Train No. 4 (1ocalbetween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valjey: at 2:40 ©. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. , Traia No. 6 leaved Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M:, arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M, JOHN F, KIDDER, ma24 General Superintendent. J, M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA CITY, Cal. aps PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold: Buallion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion fer coinage atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm ( Central Carriageand Wagon Maxufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN, Agent for Studebaker Wgons, Every kind of vel cle manufactured to ord' in the finest style and 1: low prices. : Particular attention given to Repairing and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. HOMAS PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assayinug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524 Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as en Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared to make assays of the precious and useful] metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that mayb desir“a — His office will be opened for business on Monday, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfession will eatitlehimtoursonable portion of the businuss of his friends and the publicgenAsc a30-3m JUST ISSUED. ae 200th EDITION, MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, E. pz F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of premature decline in man, showing how health is lost and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and all other diseases appertaining thereto = results of twenty years successful prac. ce4 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whom this book will-not-be found useful, whether he be —— preceptor or clergyman.—London imes. _CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it will injure no one.—Medical Times and G zette, : Price—One Dollar, by mail or express Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 620 Sutanaes, WEF O, Box 497, San Francisco, ; ag DISSOLUTION. HE Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigued, under the firin name of Putter & Sigourney; is thie day dissolved by mutual consent—F. A. Potter retiring from the firm. The bueiness will betontivued by W. A. Sigourney, to whom sI] debts must be pnid, and who CENTENNIAL. 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES. TERN RAILWAY. 4 Na POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Ree Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falis Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal; Quebec New York; Boston; or any pointeast;should buy their ~TRANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTAHWESTER RAILWAY. : THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is‘made of STEEL RAILS, and on it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east of Chicago have-choice of the following lines from Chicago: : BY THE ‘ITTSBURG, FORT YAYN AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. ; BY. THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERI¥ AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman } Pullman’ Palace Drawing. Ruum and Sleeping Cars throngh to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yurkr City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD THROUGH TRAINS aGaily, with Pul) , mao Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanew-: viNe, Wheeling, Washington and Balti. more without change. This isthe shortest, best, and only line running Pullman's celebratéd Palace Sleep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at. Onraha, and from the West, via grat Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, ¢ linton} Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East> : : : This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety, ‘The smooth, well ballasted and perfect track ot steel rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sieeping Cars, tne Perfect Telegraph Sytem \ ‘moving trains, th regularity with which they run, the adm‘rabJe arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from all pojits West, secure to passengers all the comforts.in modern Railway Traveling. No changes of cars and ne tedious delays at Ferries. Passengers will find Tickets via this favorile route, at she General Ticket Office of the Central: Padige Railroad, Sacramento. Tickets for sale at allthe Tieket Offices of the Central PacifieRailroad. ‘ W.H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGIYIT, Gen. Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Age Montgomery St, San Franciseo. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO, ‘ CORNER OF e J AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARB, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCKIPTION, ( UR STOCK I8 COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW a8 any house in the State forthe same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable Engines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, ee Huine’s Gen. Hendhre Underwood's Hay Louder.& Rake, Trade Engines, Vibrator Threshers, : Challenge Spring Wagona, Schuttler Farm. Wayona, Pitt’s Horse Powers, and RI” See them before you buy.any other Send for Catalogues. aplv-6m-31 . MEXICAN Mustang Liniment : REPARED and bottled under ye knmediate supervision of Professor Thomas k. Oross, for ye last 30 YEARS, ; This celebrated Liniment has no equa) in ye world and has produced more enres of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Scalds, #urns, Salt Kheam, sore Nipples, Swellings, _Lameness, Chapped Handa;Poisonous Bites, Bruises, &c. on the humén frame and Sprains, Str ins, Gails, Stiff Joints, Inflammation, &c.'on beast, than all Likiments put together. MUSTANG LINIMENT is warranted to do just what is promised, or ye money -will be refunded, Sold by all Druggists and Country Rtores. Be sure and get ye GENUINE. [ Lyon Manufacturing Co. »; Julyls-ly New Yo LYON’S . KATHAIRON. 50 Cents Per Bottie. It Promotes the Growth, Pre= earch Cre "> . werves Color, Increases the Vigor . 4 Ww. a SIGOURNEY, . #4 Beauty of the Bair, Prevents Nevads City, Mey 30, 1876. ; . its Malling emt and Turning Gray. H* been in use over Half a Century. . t fe CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of on Execution to me directed and delivered, from the Court of John Anderson, a Justice of the Peace in and for the Townshipand County of Nevada, State of QOulifornia, on-a-certain judgment rendered therein on the wine. teenth dry of May, 1876, in favor of A, Sanford, and against G. W. Jones, for the sum of Two Hundred and Forty-Six 88-100 Dollars i¢bt and interest thereon at the rate of one per cent. per month; from the 8th day of August, 1873, with costs taxed at Three Dollars; with accruing costs, all payable in Gold and Silver coin of the “United States,” T have levied ipon aid seized, and shall expose for public sale in. front of the Court House, Nevada City, Neyada Connty, California, for Cush, to thé highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 22nd Day of July, 1876, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. M,. and 3 o.clock e. m., all the right, title and interest of the anid G. W. Jones, of, in, and to the following real property, to-wit: That certain piece or percel of land situated, lying and being in the Township and County of Nevada, State of California, Jooited in Willow Vailey, about 3 miles e:.sterly from the City of Nevada, on the old Washington Road, and bounded as follows: Commencing at a lurge oak tree situated about midwuy between the old Washington Road and Mua. quito Creek, and about 2: chains from east, and running thence/north 46° 30’ east to an oak tree 464°: west and’40 chains, toa cedar tree. Thence 43% east 40 chains to . place of beginning, containing 160 acres of land, For better description, ‘reference is made to Book. of Pre-emption Claima of Nevada County, Taken to satisfy said Execution with accruing costs, WM, SCOTT, Constable of Nevada. Township. Nevada City, June 15th, 1876, jel8 PROBATE NOTICE, . the Probate Court of the County of zi Nevada, State of. Culifornia. In the matter. of the Estate of Solon Shurtleff dec’d, .It appearing to the Judge of this Court, by the petition this day filed and presented by P, Sutton, the Administaator ofythe Estate of Solon Shurtleff deceased, prayivg for an Order of Sale of Real Estate that itis necéssary to sell the whole or some portion of the Real estateto pay the expenses. and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased, appear before ‘the sdid Probate Conrt on SATURDAaY, tne 22nd.day of July 1876, at 11 o’clock a. M, ip the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room of said\Probate Court, to show-caure why an order Should not be granted to the said Admitistrator to sell ‘so much of the Real Estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary or advisable. And that a copy of this Order be Angas) at least four sucHeessive-weeks-in-the Nevada Daily. TranSOHIPT, & Newspaper printed and published in said County. JOHN CALDWELL, ProbateJudge. Nevada City, June 20th, 1876, \. je2l J. M. Walling Att’y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors, N the Probate Court. of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Solon Shurtleff deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator ot the Estate of Solvn Shurtleff deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the suid deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four Jwonths after the first. publication of this notice, to the said Administrator, at his residence, near the-Town Talk, Nevada Township, Nevaua County, State of California. P. SUTTON, Administrator of the Estate of Solon Shurtléff, deceased. Nevada City, June 8th, 1876. J. M. Walling, Att’y. Jed No, 767. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim.BacRAMENTO, (aL , May 9, 1876. OTICE is hereby given that Edwin R. AN Waring, whose Post office is Colfax, Placer Siioagy California, has made. application fora Patent for the Emma Placer mine bearing gold, situate in Little York mining District, Nevada County, California, uid described as followa, viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 4.of 8 W \ of NW and 8% of 8E \& of N W X of Bec. 14,T15,NR9 KF, M DM, containing 40 acres, Said locetion was made about Febrnary Ist, 1873, by: E. R. Wearing and others, but is not of record. The applicant Claims by location, and purchase, There are no adjoining mining claims, ,'The ¢laim-of Henry Meyers is adjacent? All pereons holdiny any sdvVérsetlaims thereto are hereby required to present the same thE first dey of publishing hi reof. m al3 T. B.MGFARLAND KEGIATYR, REGULATION K. P. HEL MET, “KP, L 0.0. F., MASONIC GOODS, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, 19 Maiden Lane, New York. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS. (CAPS, CARTRIDGE BOXES, ete., for MUSIC POUCHES, EPAULETTES, . BATONS FOR BANDS. NAVY CAPS, ~ With Fine Wire Cords, Superior 8&7 Regiments and Lodges pmchasing im quantities would be suppyied at special rates. = _ 028-310 WEBER PIANOS ARE THE-BEST. ' SBERMAN & HYDE, ~ _ MUSIC DEALERS, ‘G VORNER KEARNY & SUTTER 8TS., C SAN -FRANCI8OO, Agents for the ‘ Pacilic Coast =a 4 before this Office within sixty days from . ' —AND— 20 ae eae TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISLO, H®: BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Ac-~ counts; graduate @ Prince of Wales Ook. lege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘I'rain. jng School; late State Institute Director and Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the past five years Presidert of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of his entire interest in that institution, and removed t6’ San Francisco, will hereafter conduct a First Class Commercial College in-that-vity;-entrance at-120--Sutter-street;: and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his ‘personal attention and services to thore who desire instruction in Bookkeeping’ prthe Science of Accounts and English Branchés. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accounts which has become ‘go popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to pe. cure a wider field of labor in which to ex. emplify the superiority of hia method of instruction, he has organized RBarnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. : x A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor.Burnard can attend to with his own ree instrfection. Hehas not organized this enterprise merely as an easy way to make mcney, but to estab lish as ef viable a reputation as an Inetrne. tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up 8 Business College of tho! highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collect. ed, and which, by personul effort, he wil) make the best institution on the Pacific Coust, in which to obtain a first.class Pras. tical Businéss Education, HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Day SEssions—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to P.M. : EVENING Srsstons—7,30 to 9:30 P.M, Students will be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to P. M., thnaenabling them to work outside of the hourg of instruction, 5 LaviesA separate apartment’ will be reserved for the Lady Students, whd wiht be provided with every convenience to fa. chlitate their work. : STATIONERY AND Bcoxs—Our arran m-nts are such that all supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much in every particular with the books used io rea, business. v DieLomMas--Our Diplomas are engraved n steel, finely executed at great cost; they will be issued to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars. No” Vacation=-fhe College will be in session during the entire year. Studeutes will be admitted at any time. No Copyina FROM TExt Booxe—The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding what is intended to be conveyed is alo. gether avoided, All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought. DIsciPpLInE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order ard system ifeverything. We treat every gtoent 48 a gentleman or lady, ard expect retu We do not have rules or penalties special cases.” No Conduct is allowed that would not le in the drawing room of a well regulated family, For ful! particulars send for Catalogne and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer in’ ucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information addrege BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room ss, San Francisde, Cal; References, by permission’ Hon. Dawéd Burt, State Superintendent of Public RB late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kquitable Laf Assurance Society, 426 California street. & F.; 8, P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sap some Btreet, 8. #, : San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1876. Harper’s Magazine. 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(OR the le> se informs . Mivertian myl te Mit» FICE. 4, 187% t Willtt® Dauchex . Melvoa an, whos s Count Patent fi ims, beams —_—_— —_——— J NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1876, ia ‘NO. 112. The Daily Transcript “NEVADA CITY, CAL. g.P. BROWN, B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors, REPUBLICAN STATE CON: VENTION. Rooms OF THE UNION crea, . STAIR CENTRAL COMMITTEE, : Sanu Francisco, -May~23; 1876. HE next Union Republican State Conyention for the nomination .of Six PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS andSix ALTERSATES, and a ‘‘State Controller,” to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the late incumbent, will be held in the city of San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1876, at Dashaway Hall, south side of Post street, between Kearney and Dupont streets, at ten o'clock A. M. : In calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the committees uf the se versl counties are recommended to. invite all Republicau electors, and all other voters without regard to pust political differences or previous party affiliations, who are opposed to reviying section] issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and enforcing all the con-gtitutiona’ rights of every citizen includingthe fullaud free exercise of the right of enffrage without intimidation and without fraud; who are in favur of the continued _prosvcution and punishment of all official dishonesty, and of an economical administration of the Government+by honest, fa thful and capable officers; who are in fayor of making such reforms in govern. . mtnt as experieice may from time to time sugg@st: who are opposed to impairing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining in every way the national faith and financial honor; who hold that the commun school systero. is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be maintained absotutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government should eontinue to be corfided to those who adhere to the principle of 1776, and support them as incorporated in the Constitution end the laws; and who arein favor of recognizing and strengthening the funda. mental principles of National Unity in this Centennial Anniversary of -the birth of the Bepublic. ; : TLe apportionment of Delegates is as fol. ‘Alameds...-.. 19.Plumas....+.4 BIDIOs ec cchepeuc ss l'Sacramento... rar} . Amador: 2.06005. “yoo e FISH DEMICO, .00550669 Butte... eguawene 10!'San Bernardino,..4 Calaveras ... i Ae Lt Sa rege? aE 4'San aMviocy.. 75 “Covtra Costa.... isan Joaquin.... 15 Det HONG ose vesene 1j8an Louis Obispo. .5 El Dorado...0.5 9'Bau-Mauteovai. ss. 6 Fresno.... eae 2'sants Barbara... 6 Mambolat,.. i eweca Sitanuta Clara....15 CNG ai ive cericees 3iSanta Cruz..:.. 8 OND ck sigb oo oebus sat OOM Lacs psicce sive 4 BRB is vss vcue cs bia one ee ceeee aeeehae Lassen... <ueiehus BSiskiyou. . oo scs.s. Los Angelea.... bb Bolano SHAS Kis Laue = Rss Sonoma: ose eee Mariposa... ...3'Stanisiaus ..... 2 — bate eae uous SISUGEET oe. er ereee ee of OFCed.2.0.-00. ee 4s Tehama green reer irr kone y voc aR ee ale cathe FUME G@iiiws Savnss cas Monterey... 8! Tuolumne Napa... edwepeher ss 6\ Ventura ke. eee Mole cccaccssees st Placer.... Sard 1l'Yuba,. County Committees and Congressional Committees will make provision in their , Tespective counties fur the election of delegates in accordance with said apportionment, holding Primary elections for the ehoiee of such delegates; and—the State Central Committée recommends that the_ Delegates chosen to the State Convention Rescribad nd, beirg, Kends of sco nd N & of of 8 W 4 East, an x ofS VW 1l Fas 849 17-1 following made Fei t al: th 934-3874, . locatio: 4 Daneel March 1} e location ise et sh hil 1874 . y location @ McIvoy . All af the offs . , County claim cisim t by v> i by Chag y vacau be empowrred to act aa Delegates to the Congressional Conventions,of their respective districts, : The State Central Committée recomtmends the following test: fi “Oppositio: to the resturatioh to power ef the Democratic Party, and intention .to act in good faith with the Republican Party.”By order of the Committee. M. D. BORUCK, ALEX G: ABELL, Sec. K. 8, C. OC, Chairman. Or aetna een ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PNOLD ‘SPRING. GHAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near Willow Val ley, Nevada county, Oal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, June Ist, 1876, an assessinent (No. 7,) ‘of one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment @aail remain uupaid.on the Ist day of daly, 1876, will be deemed. delinquent aod advertised for sale at public auction, ‘wad anless payment-is made before, will be sold on the 12th day of July, 1876, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, togetner with costs of advertising andexpenses ale. ; i 7 By order of the Board of. Trustees. i. J, ROLFE, Secretary. Revada City, June Ist, 1876. NILES SEARLS, aAtterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cea WICK GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op. posite the Methodist Church, keeps @oustantly on hand as fine a stock of GRO. CERIES, PRUVISIONS, &c. as can be found f Nevada city, which will be sold as LOW THE LOWEST. ‘tive meacall. o4 NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY, i New Mill at Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill al) @ders for Building or Mining Lumber. all kinds of Lumber kept constantly on Orders left at the office on Boulder Fak Sr attne Stare of Geo. E, TURNER, Sbunst will promptly attended to. M.'L: & D Manan. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. Pr. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. jie proprietor of the EMPIRE-QPTABLES announces that he has now the Largest lot of.. eens Horses, Carriages and Buggies. To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attanded to with pro1aptness. i Good. Saddle Horses always on hand. . Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875, COLLATERAL LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK, N, E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State : ; of California, President, SOLON PATTEE. Secretary, F. 8. CARTER, LIRECTORS: Solon Patteé..... peKVe webs President. Elmer Terry,,....0f E. Terry & Co, 8. F, J.S. Spear, Jr,; of E. 8. Spear & Oo.; Aug'r® Frederick Turrill... wikis Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San. Mateo,.. -Capitalhist, Rob’t Stevenson, of Stevens0n’s Block, 8.F, Walter G, Holmes....Attorney-at-Law. HE object of this Bank is to loan money upon Collateral Securities; Stucks, Bonds, also Diamonds, Watches,Furniture, Warehouse Receipts, etc., charging the legal rate of interest, 4 per cent. per month. Also receive Deposits subjéct to Call or Check. For the present the Bank allows the iollowing rates of interest to depositcrs: 6 MONTHS, 1 PER CENT. PER MONTH; 12 MONTHS, 14% PER CENT PER MONTH. . Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are now open st ‘Ten Dollars per shore, at the Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Francisco,Circulars-sent on application, : ma30-3m F.S. CARTER, Secretary. Certificate of Co-partnership. . rg all men-by'these presents, that a we, A.H. Hanson, residing at the city of Nevada, county of Nevads, and A. R. Wads‘vorth, residing at the city of Ne vada, county of Nevada, in the State of California, do hereby certify and declare thet we bave organized and formed ourselves into a.co-partnership, and we covenanvand agree each with the other, to. be co-partners for the purpose of carrying and conducting the business of buying and selling groceries, provisions and liquors, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, and State of California; under the firm name and style of Hanson & Wadsworth. That the principal place of business of said co-partnership is situated at the city of Nevada, County of Nevada and State aforesaid. That the names of all persons int rested as partners in euch business, are ubove stated, and signed hereto,-and that such «partnership wilk continue and be in force until further notice bv us, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals, this 14th day of June, A. D., 1876, A. H. HANSON, ——~$nis A. BR. WADSWORTH. NOTICE. fa ar np IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the principal place of business of the Nevaaa and Mountain Lakes Ice Company is removed from Nevada City, Nevada County, State of Californias, to the City and County of San Francisco, and State of California, H. HALE, Sec, Nevada City, June 9, 1876. H. W, VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street: Residence at the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders: left at E. M, Preston's will be attended to. nl9 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, A HOUSE containing six rooms, good cellar, ana well of water, new out buildings, first-class fences, three and one-fourth acres of land planted to choice fruit trees vines and berries, the balance with vegetables. A good title given. The place is within ten minutes walk of the Court House. For ‘further particulars enquire of : jnls LEE GARTHE. JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON ed VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORE, &c. Meate sold at reasonable rates for Cash. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Navada Theatre. . DENTISTRY R. P. E. HUGHSON, has open? an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’8tore. ~~ He is propared to perform ail kinds of Mechanicaland Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most spproved styles, Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver ph scnncn hire g Meee Hit = : f x. as aud price of w Visite made st residesce Af dostasd. sy Nevada, May 30th, 1871. ° [ erally. ees # N.C. N. G. R. R. CO. -* ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 3. YOR the government and information of . Empleyees, the Company reserves the Tight to” vary the ‘same~as“<circumptances may require, Totake‘effect Wednesday, May 24th; 1876, © At 7:30 A. M. : GOING SOUTH. Train No. I leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and ‘leavos Grass Valley at 5.30A, M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M, Bae Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada): leaves Nevada at _11-A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Train No. 6, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax-at 6.15. P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2leaves Colfax at 7.30-A. M, ‘leaves Grass Valley at-9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:36 A.M. Train No. 4 (1ocalbetween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valjey: at 2:40 ©. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. , Traia No. 6 leaved Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M:, arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M, JOHN F, KIDDER, ma24 General Superintendent. J, M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VADA CITY, Cal. aps PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold: Buallion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion fer coinage atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm ( Central Carriageand Wagon Maxufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN, Agent for Studebaker Wgons, Every kind of vel cle manufactured to ord' in the finest style and 1: low prices. : Particular attention given to Repairing and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. HOMAS PRICE (formerly of

the San Francisco Assayinug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524 Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as en Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared to make assays of the precious and useful] metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that mayb desir“a — His office will be opened for business on Monday, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfession will eatitlehimtoursonable portion of the businuss of his friends and the publicgenAsc a30-3m JUST ISSUED. ae 200th EDITION, MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, E. pz F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of premature decline in man, showing how health is lost and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and all other diseases appertaining thereto = results of twenty years successful prac. ce4 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whom this book will-not-be found useful, whether he be —— preceptor or clergyman.—London imes. _CURTIS ON ““MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruc. tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it will injure no one.—Medical Times and G zette, : Price—One Dollar, by mail or express Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 620 Sutanaes, WEF O, Box 497, San Francisco, ; ag DISSOLUTION. HE Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigued, under the firin name of Putter & Sigourney; is thie day dissolved by mutual consent—F. A. Potter retiring from the firm. The bueiness will betontivued by W. A. Sigourney, to whom sI] debts must be pnid, and who CENTENNIAL. 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES. TERN RAILWAY. 4 Na POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Ree Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falis Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal; Quebec New York; Boston; or any pointeast;should buy their ~TRANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTAHWESTER RAILWAY. : THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. Its track is‘made of STEEL RAILS, and on it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east of Chicago have-choice of the following lines from Chicago: : BY THE ‘ITTSBURG, FORT YAYN AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAYS. ; BY. THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERI¥ AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman } Pullman’ Palace Drawing. Ruum and Sleeping Cars throngh to New York to Niagra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yurkr City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD THROUGH TRAINS aGaily, with Pul) , mao Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanew-: viNe, Wheeling, Washington and Balti. more without change. This isthe shortest, best, and only line running Pullman's celebratéd Palace Sleep ing Cars and Coaches, connecting with Un ion Pacific Railroad at. Onraha, and from the West, via grat Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, ¢ linton} Sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East> : : : This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed, Comfort, and Safety, ‘The smooth, well ballasted and perfect track ot steel rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sieeping Cars, tne Perfect Telegraph Sytem \ ‘moving trains, th regularity with which they run, the adm‘rabJe arrangement for runving through cars to Chicago from all pojits West, secure to passengers all the comforts.in modern Railway Traveling. No changes of cars and ne tedious delays at Ferries. Passengers will find Tickets via this favorile route, at she General Ticket Office of the Central: Padige Railroad, Sacramento. Tickets for sale at allthe Tieket Offices of the Central PacifieRailroad. ‘ W.H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGIYIT, Gen. Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, General Age Montgomery St, San Franciseo. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO, ‘ CORNER OF e J AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARB, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCKIPTION, ( UR STOCK I8 COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW a8 any house in the State forthe same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable Engines, Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, ee Huine’s Gen. Hendhre Underwood's Hay Louder.& Rake, Trade Engines, Vibrator Threshers, : Challenge Spring Wagona, Schuttler Farm. Wayona, Pitt’s Horse Powers, and RI” See them before you buy.any other Send for Catalogues. aplv-6m-31 . MEXICAN Mustang Liniment : REPARED and bottled under ye knmediate supervision of Professor Thomas k. Oross, for ye last 30 YEARS, ; This celebrated Liniment has no equa) in ye world and has produced more enres of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Scalds, #urns, Salt Kheam, sore Nipples, Swellings, _Lameness, Chapped Handa;Poisonous Bites, Bruises, &c. on the humén frame and Sprains, Str ins, Gails, Stiff Joints, Inflammation, &c.'on beast, than all Likiments put together. MUSTANG LINIMENT is warranted to do just what is promised, or ye money -will be refunded, Sold by all Druggists and Country Rtores. Be sure and get ye GENUINE. [ Lyon Manufacturing Co. »; Julyls-ly New Yo LYON’S . KATHAIRON. 50 Cents Per Bottie. It Promotes the Growth, Pre= earch Cre "> . werves Color, Increases the Vigor . 4 Ww. a SIGOURNEY, . #4 Beauty of the Bair, Prevents Nevads City, Mey 30, 1876. ; . its Malling emt and Turning Gray. H* been in use over Half a Century. . t fe CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of on Execution to me directed and delivered, from the Court of John Anderson, a Justice of the Peace in and for the Townshipand County of Nevada, State of QOulifornia, on-a-certain judgment rendered therein on the wine. teenth dry of May, 1876, in favor of A, Sanford, and against G. W. Jones, for the sum of Two Hundred and Forty-Six 88-100 Dollars i¢bt and interest thereon at the rate of one per cent. per month; from the 8th day of August, 1873, with costs taxed at Three Dollars; with accruing costs, all payable in Gold and Silver coin of the “United States,” T have levied ipon aid seized, and shall expose for public sale in. front of the Court House, Nevada City, Neyada Connty, California, for Cush, to thé highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 22nd Day of July, 1876, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. M,. and 3 o.clock e. m., all the right, title and interest of the anid G. W. Jones, of, in, and to the following real property, to-wit: That certain piece or percel of land situated, lying and being in the Township and County of Nevada, State of California, Jooited in Willow Vailey, about 3 miles e:.sterly from the City of Nevada, on the old Washington Road, and bounded as follows: Commencing at a lurge oak tree situated about midwuy between the old Washington Road and Mua. quito Creek, and about 2: chains from east, and running thence/north 46° 30’ east to an oak tree 464°: west and’40 chains, toa cedar tree. Thence 43% east 40 chains to . place of beginning, containing 160 acres of land, For better description, ‘reference is made to Book. of Pre-emption Claima of Nevada County, Taken to satisfy said Execution with accruing costs, WM, SCOTT, Constable of Nevada. Township. Nevada City, June 15th, 1876, jel8 PROBATE NOTICE, . the Probate Court of the County of zi Nevada, State of. Culifornia. In the matter. of the Estate of Solon Shurtleff dec’d, .It appearing to the Judge of this Court, by the petition this day filed and presented by P, Sutton, the Administaator ofythe Estate of Solon Shurtleff deceased, prayivg for an Order of Sale of Real Estate that itis necéssary to sell the whole or some portion of the Real estateto pay the expenses. and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased, appear before ‘the sdid Probate Conrt on SATURDAaY, tne 22nd.day of July 1876, at 11 o’clock a. M, ip the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room of said\Probate Court, to show-caure why an order Should not be granted to the said Admitistrator to sell ‘so much of the Real Estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary or advisable. And that a copy of this Order be Angas) at least four sucHeessive-weeks-in-the Nevada Daily. TranSOHIPT, & Newspaper printed and published in said County. JOHN CALDWELL, ProbateJudge. Nevada City, June 20th, 1876, \. je2l J. M. Walling Att’y for Administrator. Notice to Creditors, N the Probate Court. of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Solon Shurtleff deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator ot the Estate of Solvn Shurtleff deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the suid deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four Jwonths after the first. publication of this notice, to the said Administrator, at his residence, near the-Town Talk, Nevada Township, Nevaua County, State of California. P. SUTTON, Administrator of the Estate of Solon Shurtléff, deceased. Nevada City, June 8th, 1876. J. M. Walling, Att’y. Jed No, 767. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim.BacRAMENTO, (aL , May 9, 1876. OTICE is hereby given that Edwin R. AN Waring, whose Post office is Colfax, Placer Siioagy California, has made. application fora Patent for the Emma Placer mine bearing gold, situate in Little York mining District, Nevada County, California, uid described as followa, viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 4.of 8 W \ of NW and 8% of 8E \& of N W X of Bec. 14,T15,NR9 KF, M DM, containing 40 acres, Said locetion was made about Febrnary Ist, 1873, by: E. R. Wearing and others, but is not of record. The applicant Claims by location, and purchase, There are no adjoining mining claims, ,'The ¢laim-of Henry Meyers is adjacent? All pereons holdiny any sdvVérsetlaims thereto are hereby required to present the same thE first dey of publishing hi reof. m al3 T. B.MGFARLAND KEGIATYR, REGULATION K. P. HEL MET, “KP, L 0.0. F., MASONIC GOODS, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, 19 Maiden Lane, New York. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS. (CAPS, CARTRIDGE BOXES, ete., for MUSIC POUCHES, EPAULETTES, . BATONS FOR BANDS. NAVY CAPS, ~ With Fine Wire Cords, Superior 8&7 Regiments and Lodges pmchasing im quantities would be suppyied at special rates. = _ 028-310 WEBER PIANOS ARE THE-BEST. ' SBERMAN & HYDE, ~ _ MUSIC DEALERS, ‘G VORNER KEARNY & SUTTER 8TS., C SAN -FRANCI8OO, Agents for the ‘ Pacilic Coast =a 4 before this Office within sixty days from . ' —AND— 20 ae eae TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISLO, H®: BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Ac-~ counts; graduate @ Prince of Wales Ook. lege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘I'rain. jng School; late State Institute Director and Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the past five years Presidert of the Minneapolis Business College; having disposed of his entire interest in that institution, and removed t6’ San Francisco, will hereafter conduct a First Class Commercial College in-that-vity;-entrance at-120--Sutter-street;: and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his ‘personal attention and services to thore who desire instruction in Bookkeeping’ prthe Science of Accounts and English Branchés. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accounts which has become ‘go popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to pe. cure a wider field of labor in which to ex. emplify the superiority of hia method of instruction, he has organized RBarnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. : x A SPECIAL FEATURE, No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor.Burnard can attend to with his own ree instrfection. Hehas not organized this enterprise merely as an easy way to make mcney, but to estab lish as ef viable a reputation as an Inetrne. tor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up 8 Business College of tho! highest merit, in woich the fullest equivalent will be given for all Tuition collect. ed, and which, by personul effort, he wil) make the best institution on the Pacific Coust, in which to obtain a first.class Pras. tical Businéss Education, HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Day SEssions—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to P.M. : EVENING Srsstons—7,30 to 9:30 P.M, Students will be entitled to the use of the rooms from 8.30 A. M. to P. M., thnaenabling them to work outside of the hourg of instruction, 5 LaviesA separate apartment’ will be reserved for the Lady Students, whd wiht be provided with every convenience to fa. chlitate their work. : STATIONERY AND Bcoxs—Our arran m-nts are such that all supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much in every particular with the books used io rea, business. v DieLomMas--Our Diplomas are engraved n steel, finely executed at great cost; they will be issued to students completing the Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dollars. No” Vacation=-fhe College will be in session during the entire year. Studeutes will be admitted at any time. No Copyina FROM TExt Booxe—The highly objectionable method of copying from text books without understanding what is intended to be conveyed is alo. gether avoided, All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought. DIsciPpLInE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order ard system ifeverything. We treat every gtoent 48 a gentleman or lady, ard expect retu We do not have rules or penalties special cases.” No Conduct is allowed that would not le in the drawing room of a well regulated family, For ful! particulars send for Catalogne and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer in’ ucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information addrege BARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room ss, San Francisde, Cal; References, by permission’ Hon. Dawéd Burt, State Superintendent of Public RB late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kquitable Laf Assurance Society, 426 California street. & F.; 8, P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213 Sap some Btreet, 8. #, : San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1876. Harper’s Magazine. 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