July 28, 1876 (4 pages)

see Zune Ta okie Candidate by casting their votes for him. . Unxnown. “Wat kind of a shall we . be ready to start their machioery on . the lst. of Angust. . get for the parsou’s study?” ~@eohurch coremitteewan of his col‘Pe “tbe price of bread had been lowered ~exolaimed: ‘‘ihat is the firsttime I She Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALs, = Friday. July 28, 1876. The Difference. =e The Grass Valley Uaion says the Hamburg affair was most outrageous. It says it has no words to express its detestation of the outrage. That is fair and right. We can not agree with the Union however whengit says the people of either party off South Carolina are no more to bé. held accountablefor that affairthan are the people of California—for the Trvat Creek case near Truckee, white men went to a house occupied by Chinamen, set it on fire and shit the occupants when they _attemtped . to escape. In the latter case it was not an open daylight. transaction, and headed by the best citizens of the place. Aud three weeks did_not elapse before avy effort was’ made to ferret out the perpetrators. Tho ringleader did not weeks ufter the. occurrence have the independence to go into print with a hope of ‘ getting up a-hewspaper controversy and. abusing the victims of the dastardly outrage. [u the Trout Creek case it isnot known to what party the mafderers belougead,; bat who can dovbt who were the perpetrators of the Hamburg affair? I al tle similar outrages which have been perpetrated in the South for the past ten years it has not been hard to guess what the politics of the parties were. We presuiue. no Nortbern man countenances such murd -Tss, and it is équally certsin that no Republican, either) North or South, ‘has ever been guilty) of such atrocities. A party huving an element liable at any time to break out in such: little freaks,is certaitily one not to be trusted with power, while the lives and liberty of another class of citizens there, are at stake. <iceirmperk Gideon i Correspondence. Moore's Frat, July 27,1876. Ep. Transcrirt: I have not much exciting news to give your readers _jn this letter. Onr miners are busily at work on their claims, and the high gravel banks are rapidly disapThe Boston Co. has jast opened their upper tunnel aud shaft throug which they are running the tluxb that had slid in last Winter. Th y have a large monitor, running sixteen huadred-inches of water, and this quantity will be increased as soon as the lower tunvel and shaft are opened. ‘They have a full crew in the tunnel working two sbifts. Jim. Beddington, the foreman, is decreasing the pile of pipe-clay in the Boston claims, but there is an enormous quantity of this to be wasbed off before the gold can be got. In the course.of a few months this mine will be cleared, when’ the number of hands will be increased. The Blue Gravel Company will The pumping and hoisting will be done by water power, A water wheel turned by twenty-five inches of water, with a pressure of 216 feet wiil do all the necessary work required. The people have great expectations of this mine, and think the Company will get ample returns for their labor,’ Blue gravel has been found on the ridge above the shaft, with gold in it, end it is supposed this strataextends along the flat on which the mine is situated. Hegarty & Co. bave moved tbeir barn, and in a few days more the store will bo moved also. Much of the town will not be moved befvre Fall. If the-Bloé Gravel Company find a good prospect the town will be built close by the mine; if not, it ‘will be built at Jerioo. At present ‘the store is the only building started at the new town. Politios are very quiet. It seems as though both parties are confident. Men say little, but. think much. When the time vomes, Moore's Fiat will beable to help the ‘‘popula.”’ where. Boys at the Theatre. We wish parents who give their boys a half dollar to go tu entertainments at the Theatre, would ‘themselves accompany them once and see ‘lif. they are pleased with their behaiviorthere. Such screeching, howling and stamping a3 they indulge in }-Searetimes might give their parents a hint to gentiy admonish them to i ba more quiet in fature, It appears . other places are also afflicted with }the same nuisance. ‘Phe following from the Marysyille Appeal so uearly hits the case here thut we reprodace it: ‘We attended last evening for an hour the very excellent performavce of the Georgia Minstrel<; and while we were amused withthe show” we were annosed by the noise of the gallery, histling stamping, cat-calls, aud every_desermption of-possibiemoise. The worst feature was that the noisest were the young boys. ~ This is a feature pe{ ° lculiar to America, and. the root of allhboodlumism. In uo couniry in the world do boys, or girls either, enjoy so much liberty as in Am rica; in no place do they assume manbeood and womanhood as soon, and ib ne place are the effects more promineut. Iu Enrope there is more deep and degraded vice; the offspring uf ignorance aud poverty; conditions which are almost Lereditary; while here the Worst, class sprin.s, pot from the slums, butfrom the clusses which rea their children to “‘yreat expectutidis,’’ mechanics, merchants, uud professional men, who can effurd tu keep their children until sometimes they. are tuan their teachers are,’’ pirental restraint school **wise: without at home, with ideas above'a mere mechanic or diy lcborer, and taught to expect» bigsér position in life thin that of a meie physicultoiler. Thouasuds of brig.at at -youth go udrift from year to year: adrift without any habits formed etcept those of. unrestrained b »yhood to meet the world. How few of ali the host real.zo their expectations! Failure bas batone end—run.--The uuresirained habits of the boy be¢ome more unrestrained, and the . eod is.coufirmed wortblessues-; peihaps crime. But we buve wandered from our point. We wanted tu protest against this valgar annoyance of an audience, aud of performer. ulso, We sball never forget a scene we atre, Poiladelphia. Edwin Forrest “was playing ‘Ciaude Melnotte’ in the *‘Lady of Lyvn;,” und a lot ot pronghs inthe gillery were keeping ipa noise and making audible reMurks which annoyed Forrest. Stepping to the footlizuts just in the midst of the girdeu noenes be put on sucha sneer us we have never seen equuled, aud in his bitteres: tones,-suid: ‘Won't some. office: quiet those wretches?’ ‘Tue effect was felt ull over the house, and there was bo more noise, Can’t some ove put arqnelcher on that aunoyauce here, aud keep boys from disgracing themselves aud annoying the 4 ublic? New Orgeza-Hovusz,—Mr. Maurice Strukosch proposes, with ihe help oi various wealthy citizen:,.to build an opera house iv Sana Francisco on the plan of the Scalu Theatre of Milan or the Sun Carlo of Naples, and exary 1,1877. Tustead of the-usuat family and dress circles there will 2e tiers of boxes ruuuing entirely around ithe theatre. ‘Ibere will be 100 of these, aud opening fiom each of them willbea small room. After the cdmptetion of the building these boxes will be disposed of, bualf at publio-und the rest’ at pr.vate sale. Lue prices asked will necessarily be high, as upon their sule euch bux becomes the private property of the purchaser, to be held exclusively bis own forever, They will be kept locked,.and no one save the owner and the jani or will be permitted to enter them. The building will be situated upon a lot similar to that eceupied by Baldwin's Acidemy of Masic,, and will have twenty exiis, so that the theutre can be emptied in two minutes. ‘fhe seating oupacity . the theatre willbe U,500. It is asked e. “Ax minister,’* was the comsite reply. Ax Irish man baving been told that ever Sejpioed atthe full of aby best > contemplated, afier the completiou of this one, to erect a similar house in New York. aul “Can you change this William for me said 4s young man who presenteda $50 bill at the counter of the Gloucester Nutional Bank, receutly. Yes’ ggid the cashier, bat wby do you caf it Wilham?” “On I’m not familiar evouga with that kind of # thing to cali ut Bill, was the quick reply, unorthodox ideas‘of what consiitutes pects to have it completed by Janu-} jinade overinad-aud a bappier®. Prorgsson Brainseper, of Middleury Collegé, is a Cong regational bonivistér. We do not state this ‘circumstance.as being ir anywise a _ reproach to the sect. It is metioned merely as a bald, upvarnished fact, for at present the Professor's people are nndecided whéther-to view ; his actions in an augelic or a. demoniac light. The reader can judge. which would be the more just: Quite recen'ly, tue reverend gentleman went out for a ride, taking with him bis wife and his father-in-law’s horse; or, to. speak more correctly, the horse took the Professor and his wife. The duty which de¥olved on the animal was a very unpleasant one. . The Professor bad thoron bly fast driving, nnd when — be retarned to the stable his respected parentsin-law, whd happened to bé drawn upinaline of, battle at the door, scarcely recognizedin the-trenibli ng, fodining bespecked steed the spitited animal which bad prainced out iin ali the pride of his eqnine vizor a few . honors before. The Professor’ had jbad his knuckles abraded by bis efforts to curb the chufing steed before he got weak in the knees. Afterwards he had tired bis tervous arw’ in tryivg to impress the wearied animal with a proper sevse of hiduty’ aS afast trotter. Therefore, secu; larly speaking, the Professor, was iv a ‘devil of a temper.’’ Unfortunately, ‘his respected parents-in-law were not aware of the fact. The ‘told man’’ undertook to deliver a lecture on the beinousness of cruelty to dumb asimals, whereupon the Professor gut oat and clabbed bis horse. The old gentleman, nothing davuted, eutered on the second chapter of bis homily, aud’ was expatiating-onthe amenities of Re ministeria! profession, when the Professor's . club caught him on the jaw, and, dramatically speaking—tubl an and curtain,. Of éourse, the actions of the reverend gentleman are to be investigated. Every one who doesany thing meritorious nowadays is bonered thas. however. A legal bitch occurs, itis nwcoastitution»l to trya mau fortwo offenses at once,and the Trustees are ia doubt whethber-to ceusure the Professor for cruelty to the horse-or-to bis father-in-law first. The best way out of the difficulty would be to ignore both charges and like conduct in not having clubbed bis respected mother-in-law when a gollen opportunity occasred.—San Francisco Post. fore -Epwm Bootu and wife, accompanied by J, H. McVicker as business manager, will start for -Califoruia in afew days. TheN. Y. Dramatic News adds thatin consequence of the delicate health of Mrs. Booth, the party will not travel at all during the night, from -the time they leave. New York until they reach Frisco, Arrangements huve . been made so that they. will stop off each night, lay over in the city they happen-to be at, and start fresh the nex morning. The same Pullman cars used by Dom Pedro has been secured, and Booth and suite will travel in regal style. McCullongh proposes joining the party at Omaba and traveling back to the Pacific slope with them. Booth opens at the California iu September. Elephants as Raliread Travellers, When ub ut eighty miles out, oue corner of a bridge gave way, and five cars of tie thind section ran off the track, and turned over into thesecft maid. ~The first cur contained horses tue second an elk and a camel, the oher three the elepbauts. The swill avimals were eusily liberated, but the élepbauts were all in a beap. To remove them the top of the car ws cut away, nud then was exhibited the intellige:ce that marks these hilf haman brutes. ‘they obeyed every command of the keeper like children, crawling on their knees, turning on their sides, squirming like eels,+ taking more wonderful aud novel positions than aay deseribed on the stow bills, — After their release there was nut a scratch ou them, and no school boy ever gave more elephyntic expression of relief than did those five elephants. They trampted, swayed back and forth, and did all but talk. The remaining distance to the city was xeW . hever started op a march thunwere those animals. ‘Tue cool, . breezy a mosphere and the bright moonlight were all inspiring. As all the oridges were gone, at every stream the elephants took fresh enjoyment of their liberty, They arrived bere before the train.—Chicugo Journal. A-few nights ago, as a young man stood in the goxpel tevt busily taking notes, Dr. Tyng came up, end, lay ing bis band upon the oi ber’s sbou!der, suddeuly asked, “My friend, are you a Christian?’’ “No, sir,” answered the startied note taker, \ . ) [By Telegraph] Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 255 Ophir 47. oes 1300. Mexican 34%, 150 Best & Belcher 47%. 70+ Gould & Curry 15%. 622 California 60%. ; 40 Savage 19%. : Pe 75 Chollar 83. 865 Hule & Norcross'934, ~~ 1155 Con Virginia 56%. 10 Crown Point 10. 1725Imperial 5. 4256 Overman 73. 520 Julia B! 815 Union Con 14. 165 Sierra Nevada 151Z, 75 Exchequer 15, 400 Alpba 40, 1400 Lady Bryan 134. = 525 Caledonia 9%. = oe BORN, =a Higgins and wife,s dwughter. DIED. 5d . At Grass Valley, July 26, 1876, Johu Prscos, aged 58 years.7 months, and 17 days, “& native of Cornwali, England. MAGUIRE & HAVERLY... Leaseer. RAPER PE Be cide ceccucs Manaver CHAS, Th. WELCH S66 5 ociccccs. Treasurer FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! MONDAY, JULY, 3ist. 1876. . . t 15) North Con Virginia Tic. 85 Utah 1834. 200 Wels Fargo 40¢. 115 Beleher 1734. 10 Silver Hiil 74%. ee 25 New York Con 1, $00 Prospect 5%. 50 Andes 254. 135 Yeilow Jacket 26. 115 Rock Istund 1%, 10u Kentuck 11%. 220 \-Beleber 24%. 100 Leviathan 70c. 720 Maryhi> d 50¢, 1195 Justice 244%. 2 Fiorida 1. ee 1400 Cormopolitan 30c.1605 Trojan 40c, : 70 Chailenye 444. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. WepDveEspDay, July 26th, 1876, Thes Coman, San Frarcisco E Pugh, do — F Vau venmark, do D T Laird, Norih Bloomfield W Audrewes, ao G Mahoney, Grass Valley W W Uarter, San Francisco T Veith, Alleyhoney M S Slensby, Grass Valley P Gissit, ao C B Hawk y, (ol Hill 8 Hymen, Washin.ton~ : T BJchn-on, Sacramento “Brena. _ ao CF Keardan, ‘ do AW Thoms, do W Lochsrt, San Fraucisco A Voirt, 5: cramento Juno Kickcy, Muoney Flat HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Hotel. D.W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Wepnispay, July 26.h, 1876. J BH Cunnard, Relief Hill ‘J A Gabam, City M DL Howell, witeatland Z Sch te, City P D Wau ,Agent Georgia Minstrels Chas tiawt y, Vol Hilt : Wm Zelmer, Movre’s Flat B F Pe.niiman, uo c CONSTABLE SALE. ¥ virtue of an executiin to me direc. ted anu del.vered, issued from the vouct of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice -cf the Peace in un fer-the-Township and county of Nevaca. State of Califuruja, on & certain juigmeut rend red therein on the 6th day of Juty, 1876, in tuvor uf Jeary Blake, and sguinst J M. Fulweiler, W. A. Robcrts deu.’l. dumison (ix-cutors of the estate of 8. B.Vitesmb, deccas d,) forthe sum of oue humire. anu tui:ty-iour doars (8134) debt, with cunts, taxed at $1635,‘ and ac. cruing vusts, oli payable-in’ eld coin of the United states. 1 have levied upon und seized and shail expose for public sale in lremt 0! the Cuurt House, Nevada City Nevada Cou ty, California, tor cash to tie highest biddt, oa Satarday, the’ 19t duy oi Augus , 1%/6 becwecen the hours of 10 o’cluck a. M.,hud 3 u’cluock F.M, of said day., all the rivid,t tith: and interest of J. M. Fulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tuliuwing descrived propert:, viz: All those F.ac.r mining claims kuown as ihe Manz inita Go's, Claims, situated onehalf mile pert erly Irom NevadaCity, Nevada Tuwusiip and county, State of California, furmeriy known -as the Manzanita claims, the Bili Wie clams. ana all as conveyed tu &. P. Marselus by patent trom the United St.t¢. also all reservvirs, tunnels, fluwes, pip 8, mon:tors and touls belonging to eaid claims. Also tue Slate Creek d tch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveyiug the saue to the suid Manzaniia~ciaims, Also that certuin jiece eo, Peeclof mining ground 6 tusted in thir’ bed of Deer Cir es, connecting ata point known ast)e Goid Tuunel dum, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, to Cp. F lewmiipgy's quartz tunne), Taken, to satisfy gail eXecutivn, and cests, and accruing custs. > WM. sCuTI, Constable of Nevsde Township. Nevada City July 26th 1x76. jy23. CUNSTABLE SALE. ) ¥ virtue of an execution tome direct. edaud delivered, issued from the Court of Leopo hi Gartbhe, a Justice of the of Nevada, State of California, on aj certain ju gment reudered thercius H. the 6th day of Juty, 1876,in favor of George White . aud aygaimse J, M. fulweiler, W. A. hob. cts, Bamuecl Jacison (executors of the estate of B. B. ‘Litcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and ‘I'wenty-nine 56-100 dollars ($229 56) debt, With costs pene 216 _ snd accruiug costs, ell able in Guld and Silver coin of the Taited States —P have levied—upon —andseized, and suall expose ter public sale in frout vf the Court House, Nevada City, Nevaca County, California, for Cuzh, two the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 49th day of Augurt, 1876,between the hours of 10 0’cl .ck a. M,, and 3 vu’vlock pe, M., all the rigut, titie and interest of the said J.M. Fuiweiler, W. A. Koberts et al, of, dn and to the fo lowing dege ¥ Pto-witr All” ‘Placer mining claims, known as the Manzanits Mining v's, claims, situated one haf mise northerly from Nevada City, Nevada Townshin. and . County, Mtata <* 4s 2 2 kno Sane Se Ea) Be nah ng es OE . White claims, and sil s8 conveyed tu K. P. Marselus vy patent from the United States. Also the Sl.te Creek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek ‘and conveying the same to the said Manzanita claims. Also aj) reservoirs, tuun is, flames, pipes, moni. tors and tools belonging to said claius. ; Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing ata point known asthe Gold Tunnei dum, and extend ing Up bald creek 1,500 feet to Capt. Ficmmings quartz tunnel. Takeu to satiefy ssid hxecution with accruing gusts, S *“I'm—I'm only a repyrter. : Countable of Nevada Terconip. : e Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, nw . PEAK FAMILY! Peace in and turthe Township and County . : justly cesebrated “ ORIGINAL 3 GEORGIA MINSTRELS! THE KING LAUGH MAKERS! SOUTHERY SLAVE TROUPE! 20 GENUINE NEGRO ARTIST'S 20 fois rr) 4 COMICAL END MEN: 4 CHAMPION SERENADE BAND \HE Largest and Finest. Organization fof tae aint ow in existence, Seats may be secured without extra charge at Bild u’s bouk Store.Adpnission...4.One Dollar. This is the only Original Company of Genuine Negro Artists. Organ zed im Macon, Ga., in 1865, THE ‘BIG SHOW FROM THE EAST! _NEVADA THEATRE. Saturday, July 29th, 1876, QNE NIGHT ONLY! : eae ORIGINAL AND ONLY SWISS BELL RINGERS! SILVER CORNET BAND, OF CHESTRA & PARLOR COMIQUE TROUPE? 15 ‘FIRSTCLASS ARTISTS 15 ~ The Great Comedian, ALF. WYMAN! “DCT” and ‘‘SPARK” the BOY WONDERS, The Great Cornet Soloist, D. CLINTON SMITH. The Musical Prodi:y, =e YAKIZ NLU, THE INFANT CURNETI:T, ’ MR. FRANK HEWETT,MRS.W. PEAR, FANNIE PEAK,. ED. 8. PEAK, FRANK PEAK. Reserve" seats for sele now at. Blden’s Drug and Stationery Store. j¥26-4t Election for Chief Engineer HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CIIIEF ‘ENGINE. Roof the Nevada City Fire Depart nent, wiil take pluce at the MarBhs)’s Othce, on MONDAY, JULY 31, 1876. Jadges—Joseph Olive dnd Frank Eilerman. Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed, Goldsmith. Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock, P.M. iy order of the Board of Fire Delegates. W. R. COX, Presiaent. Jas. Monro, Secretary. je25 CASH! CASH! . HOW TO SAVE MONEY. —— i is ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amountiig to $5 00 and up: wards, we will, on and after this date, give a ‘DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY, Dealersin Groceries & Provisions, NO. 62 BROAD STREET, jy2? Nevada City. “No. 790, ~Application for a Patent ¢ PP Me or é Patent to a Untrep Srares Laxp OFFicr Sacr MENTO, Cat, J uly 24, le76. Jy iy eae is hereby xiven. tat ‘the Fountain Head tiraye] Mining Company, a corporation existing under _of California, ae me 5 eevee City, Nevaia Qo) . _«> as made. application fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gcld, siturte in Nevada Miving District, Nevada County, “alfornia, aud des rived as fol ows, viz. ui surveyed land, being the NW of sic 3, NEX of NE\& ana EX of .E ot SW \ of NEX¥ of See 4. tp1GN ROE: Also the SEM of 8S EX of See. 33, Ss of SW& and SW of SEX of See 34, Tpl7, N R.9 E Mt. Diavilo base and meridian, cor taining 3x3 89-100 acres. Said lucatiin was made Jury 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 48 recorded in the mining records of. Ne. vada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, 8 256 and 257. The applicant claims y purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Com Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the East. Ali persons holding any adverse clginis thereto are—b, re. quired to present the same before this Of. within sixty days from the first day of JAt Grass Valley, July 24, 1876, to Wm. UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada ia oe Ti & ©.-J. NAFFZIGER Wien AND: RETAIZ DEAL BEEF, _ PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGR, HAMS, BACON & LaRp, All orders Jeft at the shop wilt be atteng. : nce of the widely famous and . 4 to promptly, ani . satistaction given penaeer pearesss: ly : {pS wean ¥ OF in€ats, =_ Thankful fur past. patrohage. they goes a continuance of the same.-—— Seen: Nevada City, April 1, 1876, CHOICE FRODUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED Citapway OXCHAKD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appvinted SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their'season. : Families will be supplied in quantities . to suit, at the lowest market rates, « @rders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited ang promptly filled. : Direct all orders to SUTION & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITy June Wth, 1876 cone» FROM‘SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORAL, Nature’s Specific for the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Pilee, Irrevulurities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation-of the Eyes, Gout,-Kheoe mistizm, Etc. © PFIHIS, without any question, is the best twiuer 1 water ou the Pacific Coast, [aud its beneticis] effects are certified to by ali who nave an oppurtunity of using it. Families and the trade supplied on apphcation to WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor of the brass Valley ‘ Soda Works. ‘Who is the-——— Genersl Agent for Nevada County, : je24-1m . GREAT INDUCEMENTS “TO PARTIES WISHING 10 BUY” FURNITURE. . REIGHT from San Francisco being now rediiced tu a nominaPigure, Partues in NEVADA CITY and vicinity can SAVE 50 PER CENT, From lecal prices, by sending direct to J, A. SHABER & C0., Fort anything in the F-wrniture and Bedding or Upholster: Hoe, and it will be shipped prouiptly, aud be rure to come in gcou or der, for they are the « heapest and most rejiatle dealers in San Francisco. Address all orders or letters of enquiry #0 J.A. SHABER & CO., 9322 707 Market Street, San Francisco. ‘RUDOLPH PHOTC-GALLERY. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mrs. J. F. Eudolph, Artist. AVING the modern Photographic App iances, is prepared to make and finish Photographs in the highest style of tue art. jyB DEETKIN’ _ROASTING FURNACE, ° For Gold, Silver and Copper Ores The Roasting capacity of the Fur mace, per 24 hours, is from 6to50 Tons, CCORDING to per centage and nature of the sulphuretted ore, with aD ei penditure of 134 to 2 cords of wood, and? to 3 shifts of unskilled labor, according ® amvuut of ore handled. ‘ihe Furnace is ing. Koasting “and for the manufactore of u pliuric Acid. : fu pot of cheapness of construction and etticiency in working, the Fusnace # far the best in use. ptittoen in need of a cheap and efficien* anting Apparstus Wil! epply to . G, ¥, DAEI KEN, ae Pe Grass Vall¢y. © permit, at Grass Valk y. ICE CREAM. ROPRIETOR of ‘Our Restaurant,” @ Comuservial street,will keep 6D ‘ trom this time forth; tLe most Delicious Ice Cre To be found in town, : -H. S. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, Ama U. S. Deputy Surveyor NEVADA CITY, €ah . 4 —— publishing hereof, ~ i + — ~ = a t LITTON SPRENGS SELTZER WATER.auapted to Culorodizing, as well sa Osidiae nnn Furnace can be seen ob epicntion OF J.H.HAMILTON, ~~ Nevada City July 224, 1816. ae Re appé nigh will St peri ~ eoul é ley, beca can H. peri rado city eaus and we con! whi ter ( pect pres J, ing mer and that peas bi tha! tra offi the bus as i offi to ¢ the up, the son tim £ affl dei the @.8 the It i thi _ ple iti the Ux ha: thi git of It to tio ge as fre in; Ba @a vi Ziectne wwe 8 « & 6 8 & & Oo i sae ae .

see Zune Ta okie Candidate by casting their votes for him. . Unxnown. “Wat kind of a shall we . be ready to start their machioery on . the lst. of Angust. . get for the parsou’s study?” ~@eohurch coremitteewan of his col‘Pe “tbe price of bread had been lowered ~exolaimed: ‘‘ihat is the firsttime I She Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CALs, = Friday. July 28, 1876. The Difference. =e The Grass Valley Uaion says the Hamburg affair was most outrageous. It says it has no words to express its detestation of the outrage. That is fair and right. We can not agree with the Union however whengit says the people of either party off South Carolina are no more to bé. held accountablefor that affairthan are the people of California—for the Trvat Creek case near Truckee, white men went to a house occupied by Chinamen, set it on fire and shit the occupants when they _attemtped . to escape. In the latter case it was not an open daylight. transaction, and headed by the best citizens of the place. Aud three weeks did_not elapse before avy effort was’ made to ferret out the perpetrators. Tho ringleader did not weeks ufter the. occurrence have the independence to go into print with a hope of ‘ getting up a-hewspaper controversy and. abusing the victims of the dastardly outrage. [u the Trout Creek case it isnot known to what party the mafderers belougead,; bat who can dovbt who were the perpetrators of the Hamburg affair? I al tle similar outrages which have been perpetrated in the South for the past ten years it has not been hard to guess what the politics of the parties were. We presuiue. no Nortbern man countenances such murd -Tss, and it is équally certsin that no Republican, either) North or South, ‘has ever been guilty) of such atrocities. A party huving an element liable at any time to break out in such: little freaks,is certaitily one not to be trusted with power, while the lives and liberty of another class of citizens there, are at stake. <iceirmperk Gideon i Correspondence. Moore's Frat, July 27,1876. Ep. Transcrirt: I have not much exciting news to give your readers _jn this letter.. Onr miners are busily at work on their claims, and the high gravel banks are rapidly disapThe Boston Co. has jast opened their upper tunnel aud shaft throug which they are running the tluxb that had slid in last Winter. Th y have a large monitor, running sixteen huadred-inches of water, and this quantity will be increased as soon as the lower tunvel and shaft are opened. ‘They have a full crew in the tunnel working two sbifts. Jim. Beddington, the foreman, is decreasing the pile of pipe-clay in the Boston claims, but there is an enormous quantity of this to be wasbed off before the gold can be got. In the course.of a few months this mine will be cleared, when’ the number of hands will be increased. The Blue Gravel Company will The pumping and hoisting will be done by water power, A water wheel turned by twenty-five inches of water, with a pressure of 216 feet wiil do all the necessary work required. The people have great expectations of this mine, and think the Company will get ample returns for their labor,’ Blue gravel has been found on the ridge above the shaft, with gold in it, end it is supposed this strataextends along the flat on which the mine is situated. Hegarty & Co. bave moved tbeir barn, and in a few days more the store will bo moved also. Much of the town will not be moved befvre Fall. If the-Bloé Gravel Company find a good prospect the town will be built close by the mine; if not, it ‘will be built at Jerioo. At present ‘the store is the only building started at the new town. Politios are very quiet. It seems as though both parties are confident. Men say little, but. think much. When the time vomes, Moore's Fiat will beable to help the ‘‘popula.”’ where. Boys at the Theatre. We wish parents who give their boys a half dollar to go tu entertainments at the Theatre, would ‘themselves accompany them once and see ‘lif. they are pleased with their behaiviorthere. Such screeching, howling and stamping a3 they indulge in }-Searetimes might give their parents a hint to gentiy admonish them to i ba more quiet in fature, It appears . other places are also afflicted with }the same nuisance. ‘Phe following from the Marysyille Appeal so uearly hits the case here thut we reprodace it: ‘We attended last evening for an hour the very excellent performavce of the Georgia Minstrel<; and while we were amused withthe show” we were annosed by the noise of the gallery, histling stamping, cat-calls, aud every_desermption of-possibiemoise. The worst feature was that the noisest were the young boys. ~ This is a feature pe{ ° lculiar to America, and. the root of allhboodlumism. In uo couniry in the world do boys, or girls either, enjoy so much liberty as in Am rica; in no place do they assume manbeood and womanhood as soon, and ib ne place are the effects more promineut. Iu Enrope there is more deep and degraded vice; the offspring uf ignorance aud poverty; conditions which are almost Lereditary; while here the Worst, class sprin.s, pot from the slums, butfrom the clusses which rea their children to “‘yreat expectutidis,’’ mechanics, merchants, uud professional men, who can effurd tu keep their children until sometimes they. are tuan their teachers are,’’ pirental restraint school **wise: without at home, with ideas above'a mere mechanic or diy lcborer, and taught to expect» bigsér position in life thin that of a meie physicultoiler. Thouasuds of brig.at at -youth go udrift from year to year: adrift without any habits formed etcept those of. unrestrained b »yhood to meet the world.. How few of ali the host real.zo their expectations! Failure bas batone end—run.--The uuresirained habits of the boy be¢ome more unrestrained, and the . eod is.coufirmed wortblessues-; peihaps crime. But we buve wandered from our point. We wanted tu protest against this valgar annoyance of an audience, aud of performer. ulso, We sball never forget a scene we atre, Poiladelphia. Edwin Forrest “was playing ‘Ciaude Melnotte’ in the *‘Lady of Lyvn;,” und a lot ot pronghs inthe gillery were keeping ipa noise and making audible reMurks which annoyed Forrest. Stepping to the footlizuts just in the midst of the girdeu noenes be put on sucha sneer us we have never seen equuled, aud in his bitteres: tones,-suid: ‘Won't some. office: quiet those wretches?’ ‘Tue effect was felt ull over the house, and there was bo more noise, Can’t some ove put arqnelcher on that aunoyauce here, aud keep boys from disgracing themselves aud annoying the 4 ublic? New Orgeza-Hovusz,—Mr. Maurice Strukosch proposes, with ihe help oi various wealthy citizen:,.to build an opera house iv Sana Francisco on the plan of the Scalu Theatre of Milan or the Sun Carlo of Naples, and exary 1,1877. Tustead of the-usuat family and dress circles there will 2e tiers of boxes ruuuing entirely around ithe theatre. ‘Ibere will be 100 of these, aud opening fiom each of them willbea small room. After the cdmptetion of the building these boxes will be disposed of, bualf at publio-und the rest’ at pr.vate sale. Lue prices asked will necessarily be high, as upon their sule euch bux becomes the private property of the purchaser, to be held exclusively bis own forever, They will be kept locked,.and no one save the owner and the jani or will be permitted to enter them. The building will be situated upon a lot similar to that eceupied by Baldwin's Acidemy of Masic,, and will have twenty exiis, so that the theutre can be emptied in two minutes. ‘fhe seating oupacity . the theatre willbe U,500. It is asked e. “Ax minister,’* was the comsite reply. Ax Irish man baving been told that ever Sejpioed atthe full of aby best > contemplated, afier the completiou of this one, to erect a similar house in New York. aul “Can you change this William for me said 4s young man who presenteda $50 bill at the counter of the Gloucester Nutional Bank, receutly.. Yes’ ggid the cashier, bat wby do you caf it Wilham?” “On I’m not familiar evouga with that kind of # thing to cali ut Bill, was the quick reply, unorthodox ideas‘of what consiitutes pects to have it completed by Janu-} jinade overinad-aud a bappier®. Prorgsson Brainseper, of Middleury Collegé, is a Cong regational bonivistér. We do not state this ‘circumstance.as being ir anywise a _ reproach to the sect. It is metioned merely as a bald, upvarnished fact, for at present the Professor's people are nndecided whéther-to view ; his actions in an augelic or a. demoniac light. The reader can judge. which would be the more just: Quite recen'ly, tue reverend gentleman went out for a ride, taking with him bis wife and his father-in-law’s horse; or, to. speak more correctly, the horse took the Professor and his wife. The duty which de¥olved on the animal was a very unpleasant one. . The Professor bad thoron bly fast driving, nnd when — be retarned to the stable his respected parentsin-law, whd happened to bé drawn upinaline of, battle at the door, scarcely recognizedin the-trenibli ng, fodining bespecked steed the spitited animal which bad prainced out iin ali the pride of his eqnine vizor a few . honors before. The Professor’ had jbad his knuckles abraded by bis efforts to curb the chufing steed before he got weak in the knees. Afterwards he had tired bis tervous arw’ in tryivg to impress the wearied animal with a proper sevse of hiduty’ aS afast trotter. Therefore, secu; larly speaking, the Professor, was iv a ‘devil of a temper.’’ Unfortunately, ‘his respected parents-in-law were not aware of the fact. The ‘told man’’ undertook to deliver a lecture on the beinousness of cruelty to dumb asimals, whereupon the Professor gut oat and clabbed bis horse. The old gentleman, nothing davuted, eutered on the second chapter of bis homily, aud’ was expatiating-onthe amenities of Re ministeria! profession, when the Professor's . club caught him on the jaw, and, dramatically speaking—tubl an and curtain,. Of éourse, the actions of the reverend gentleman are to be investigated. Every one who doesany thing meritorious nowadays is bonered thas. however. A legal bitch occurs, itis nwcoastitution»l to trya mau fortwo offenses at once,and the Trustees are ia doubt whethber-to ceusure the Professor for cruelty to the horse-or-to bis father-in-law first. The best way out of the difficulty would be to ignore both charges and like conduct in not having clubbed bis respected mother-in-law when a gollen opportunity occasred.—San Francisco Post. fore -Epwm Bootu and wife, accompanied by J, H. McVicker as business manager, will start for -Califoruia in afew days. TheN. Y. Dramatic News adds thatin consequence of the delicate health of Mrs. Booth, the party will not travel at all during the night, from -the time they leave. New York until they reach Frisco, Arrangements huve . been made so that they. will stop off each night, lay over in the city they happen-to be at, and start fresh the nex morning. The same Pullman cars used by Dom Pedro has been secured, and Booth and suite will travel in regal style. McCullongh proposes joining the party at Omaba and traveling back to the Pacific slope with them. Booth opens at the California iu September. Elephants as Raliread Travellers, When ub ut eighty miles out, oue corner of a bridge gave way, and five cars of tie thind section ran off the track, and turned over into thesecft maid. ~The first cur contained horses tue second an elk and a camel, the oher three the elepbauts. The swill avimals were eusily liberated, but the élepbauts were all in a beap. To remove them the top of the car ws cut away, nud then was exhibited the intellige:ce that marks these hilf haman brutes. ‘they obeyed every command of the keeper like children, crawling on their knees, turning on their sides, squirming like eels,+ taking more wonderful aud novel positions than aay deseribed on the stow bills, — After their release there was nut a scratch ou them, and no school boy ever gave more elephyntic expression of relief than did those five elephants. They trampted, swayed back and forth, and did all but talk. The remaining distance to the city was xeW . hever started op a march thunwere those animals. ‘Tue cool, . breezy a mosphere and the bright moonlight were all inspiring. As all the oridges were gone, at every stream the elephants took fresh enjoyment of their liberty, They arrived bere before the train.—Chicugo Journal. A-few nights ago, as a young man stood in the goxpel tevt busily taking notes, Dr. Tyng came up, end, lay ing bis band upon the oi ber’s sbou!der, suddeuly asked, “My friend, are you a Christian?’’ “No, sir,” answered the startied note taker, \ . ) [By Telegraph] Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 255 Ophir 47. oes 1300. Mexican 34%, 150 Best & Belcher 47%. 70+ Gould & Curry 15%. 622 California 60%. ; 40 Savage 19%. : Pe 75 Chollar 83. 865 Hule & Norcross'934, ~~ 1155 Con Virginia 56%. 10 Crown Point 10. 1725Imperial 5. 4256 Overman 73. 520 Julia B! 815 Union Con 14. 165 Sierra Nevada 151Z, 75 Exchequer 15, 400 Alpba 40, 1400 Lady Bryan 134. = 525 Caledonia 9%. = oe BORN, =a Higgins and wife,s dwughter. DIED. 5d . At Grass Valley, July 26, 1876, Johu Prscos, aged 58 years.7 months, and 17 days, “& native of Cornwali, England. MAGUIRE & HAVERLY..... Leaseer. RAPER PE Be cide ceccucs Manaver CHAS, Th. WELCH S66 5 ociccccs. Treasurer FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! MONDAY, JULY, 3ist. 1876. . . t 15) North Con Virginia Tic. 85 Utah 1834. 200 Wels Fargo 40¢. 115 Beleher 1734. 10 Silver Hiil 74%. ee 25 New York Con 1, $00 Prospect 5%. 50 Andes 254. 135 Yeilow Jacket 26. 115 Rock Istund 1%, 10u Kentuck 11%. 220 \-Beleber 24%. 100 Leviathan 70c. 720 Maryhi> d 50¢, 1195 Justice 244%. 2 Fiorida 1. ee 1400 Cormopolitan 30c.1605 Trojan 40c, : 70 Chailenye 444. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. WepDveEspDay, July 26th, 1876, Thes Coman, San Frarcisco E Pugh, do — F Vau venmark, do D T Laird, Norih Bloomfield W Audrewes, ao G Mahoney, Grass Valley W W Uarter, San Francisco

T Veith, Alleyhoney M S Slensby, Grass Valley P Gissit, ao C B Hawk y, (ol Hill 8 Hymen, Washin.ton~ : T BJchn-on, Sacramento “Brena. _ ao CF Keardan, ‘ do AW Thoms, do W Lochsrt, San Fraucisco A Voirt, 5: cramento Juno Kickcy, Muoney Flat HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Hotel. D.W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Wepnispay, July 26.h, 1876. J BH Cunnard, Relief Hill ‘J A Gabam, City M DL Howell, witeatland Z Sch te, City P D Wau ,Agent Georgia Minstrels Chas tiawt y, Vol Hilt : Wm Zelmer, Movre’s Flat B F Pe.niiman, uo c CONSTABLE SALE. ¥ virtue of an executiin to me direc. ted anu del.vered, issued from the vouct of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice -cf the Peace in un fer-the-Township and county of Nevaca. State of Califuruja, on & certain juigmeut rend red therein on the 6th day of Juty, 1876, in tuvor uf Jeary Blake, and sguinst J M. Fulweiler, W. A. Robcrts deu.’l. dumison (ix-cutors of the estate of 8. B.Vitesmb, deccas d,) forthe sum of oue humire. anu tui:ty-iour doars (8134) debt, with cunts, taxed at $1635,‘ and ac. cruing vusts, oli payable-in’ eld coin of the United states. 1 have levied upon und seized and shail expose for public sale in lremt 0! the Cuurt House, Nevada City Nevada Cou ty, California, tor cash to tie highest biddt, oa Satarday, the’ 19t duy oi Augus , 1%/6 becwecen the hours of 10 o’cluck a. M.,hud 3 u’cluock F.M, of said day., all the rivid,t tith: and interest of J. M. Fulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the tuliuwing descrived propert:, viz: All those F.ac.r mining claims kuown as ihe Manz inita Go's, Claims, situated onehalf mile pert erly Irom NevadaCity, Nevada Tuwusiip and county, State of California, furmeriy known -as the Manzanita claims, the Bili Wie clams. ana all as conveyed tu &. P. Marselus by patent trom the United St.t¢. also all reservvirs, tunnels, fluwes, pip 8, mon:tors and touls belonging to eaid claims. Also tue Slate Creek d tch, taking water from Slate Creek and conveyiug the saue to the suid Manzaniia~ciaims, Also that certuin jiece eo, Peeclof mining ground 6 tusted in thir’ bed of Deer Cir es, connecting ata point known ast)e Goid Tuunel dum, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, to Cp. F lewmiipgy's quartz tunne), Taken, to satisfy gail eXecutivn, and cests, and accruing custs. > WM. sCuTI, Constable of Nevsde Township. Nevada City July 26th 1x76. jy23. CUNSTABLE SALE. ) ¥ virtue of an execution tome direct. edaud delivered, issued from the Court of Leopo hi Gartbhe, a Justice of the of Nevada, State of California, on aj certain ju gment reudered thercius H. the 6th day of Juty, 1876,in favor of George White . aud aygaimse J, M. fulweiler, W. A. hob. cts, Bamuecl Jacison (executors of the estate of B. B. ‘Litcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and ‘I'wenty-nine 56-100 dollars ($229 56) debt, With costs pene 216 _ snd accruiug costs, ell able in Guld and Silver coin of the Taited States —P have levied—upon —andseized, and suall expose ter public sale in frout vf the Court House, Nevada City, Nevaca County, California, for Cuzh, two the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 49th day of Augurt, 1876,between the hours of 10 0’cl .ck a. M,, and 3 vu’vlock pe, M., all the rigut, titie and interest of the said J.M. Fuiweiler, W. A. Koberts et al, of, dn and to the fo lowing dege ¥ Pto-witr All” ‘Placer mining claims, known as the Manzanits Mining v's, claims, situated one haf mise northerly from Nevada City, Nevada Townshin. and . County, Mtata <* 4s 2 2 kno Sane Se Ea) Be nah ng es OE . White claims, and sil s8 conveyed tu K. P. Marselus vy patent from the United States. Also the Sl.te Creek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek ‘and conveying the same to the said Manzanita claims. Also aj) reservoirs, tuun is, flames, pipes, moni. tors and tools belonging to said claius. ; Also that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated in the bed of Deer Creek, commencing ata point known asthe Gold Tunnei dum, and extend ing Up bald creek 1,500 feet to Capt. Ficmmings quartz tunnel. Takeu to satiefy ssid hxecution with accruing gusts, S *“I'm—I'm only a repyrter. : Countable of Nevada Terconip. : e Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, nw . PEAK FAMILY! Peace in and turthe Township and County . : justly cesebrated “ ORIGINAL 3 GEORGIA MINSTRELS! THE KING LAUGH MAKERS! SOUTHERY SLAVE TROUPE! 20 GENUINE NEGRO ARTIST'S 20 fois rr) 4 COMICAL END MEN: 4 CHAMPION SERENADE BAND \HE Largest and Finest. Organization fof tae aint ow in existence, Seats may be secured without extra charge at Bild u’s bouk Store.Adpnission.....4..One Dollar. This is the only Original Company of Genuine Negro Artists. Organ zed im Macon, Ga., in 1865, THE ‘BIG SHOW FROM THE EAST! _NEVADA THEATRE. Saturday, July 29th, 1876, QNE NIGHT ONLY! : eae ORIGINAL AND ONLY SWISS BELL RINGERS! SILVER CORNET BAND, OF CHESTRA & PARLOR COMIQUE TROUPE? 15 ‘FIRSTCLASS ARTISTS 15 ~ The Great Comedian, ALF. WYMAN! “DCT” and ‘‘SPARK” the BOY WONDERS, The Great Cornet Soloist, D. CLINTON SMITH. The Musical Prodi:y, =e YAKIZ NLU, THE INFANT CURNETI:T, ’ MR. FRANK HEWETT,MRS.W. PEAR, FANNIE PEAK,. ED. 8. PEAK, FRANK PEAK. Reserve" seats for sele now at. Blden’s Drug and Stationery Store. j¥26-4t Election for Chief Engineer HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CIIIEF ‘ENGINE. Roof the Nevada City Fire Depart nent, wiil take pluce at the MarBhs)’s Othce, on MONDAY, JULY 31, 1876. Jadges—Joseph Olive dnd Frank Eilerman. Clerks—J. J. Ott and Ed, Goldsmith. Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock, P.M. iy order of the Board of Fire Delegates. W. R. COX, Presiaent. Jas. Monro, Secretary. je25 CASH! CASH! . HOW TO SAVE MONEY. —— i is ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amountiig to $5 00 and up: wards, we will, on and after this date, give a ‘DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY, Dealersin Groceries & Provisions, NO. 62 BROAD STREET, jy2? Nevada City. “No. 790, ~Application for a Patent ¢ PP Me or é Patent to a Untrep Srares Laxp OFFicr Sacr MENTO, Cat, J uly 24, le76. Jy iy eae is hereby xiven. tat ‘the Fountain Head tiraye] Mining Company, a corporation existing under _of California, ae me 5 eevee City, Nevaia Qo) . _«> as made. application fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gcld, siturte in Nevada Miving District, Nevada County, “alfornia, aud des rived as fol ows, viz. ui surveyed land, being the NW of sic 3, NEX of NE\& ana EX of .E ot SW \ of NEX¥ of See 4. tp1GN ROE: Also the SEM of 8S EX of See. 33, Ss of SW& and SW of SEX of See 34, Tpl7, N R.9 E Mt. Diavilo base and meridian, cor taining 3x3 89-100 acres. Said lucatiin was made Jury 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 48 recorded in the mining records of. Ne. vada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, 8 256 and 257. The applicant claims y purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Com Spring Gravel Mining Company's ground on the East. Ali persons holding any adverse clginis thereto are—b, re. quired to present the same before this Of. within sixty days from the first day of JAt Grass Valley, July 24, 1876, to Wm. UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada ia oe Ti & ©.-J. NAFFZIGER Wien AND: RETAIZ DEAL BEEF, _ PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGR, HAMS, BACON & LaRp, All orders Jeft at the shop wilt be atteng. : nce of the widely famous and . 4 to promptly, ani . satistaction given penaeer pearesss: ly : {pS wean ¥ OF in€ats, =_ Thankful fur past. patrohage. they goes a continuance of the same.-—— Seen: Nevada City, April 1, 1876, CHOICE FRODUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED Citapway OXCHAKD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appvinted SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their'season. : Families will be supplied in quantities . to suit, at the lowest market rates, « @rders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited ang promptly filled. : Direct all orders to SUTION & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITy June Wth, 1876 cone» FROM‘SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORAL, Nature’s Specific for the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, Pilee, Irrevulurities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation-of the Eyes, Gout,-Kheoe mistizm, Etc. © PFIHIS, without any question, is the best twiuer 1 water ou the Pacific Coast, [aud its beneticis] effects are certified to by ali who nave an oppurtunity of using it. Families and the trade supplied on apphcation to WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor of the brass Valley ‘ Soda Works. ‘Who is the-——— Genersl Agent for Nevada County, : je24-1m . GREAT INDUCEMENTS “TO PARTIES WISHING 10 BUY” FURNITURE. . REIGHT from San Francisco being now rediiced tu a nominaPigure, Partues in NEVADA CITY and vicinity can SAVE 50 PER CENT, From lecal prices, by sending direct to J, A. SHABER & C0., Fort anything in the F-wrniture and Bedding or Upholster: Hoe, and it will be shipped prouiptly, aud be rure to come in gcou or der, for they are the « heapest and most rejiatle dealers in San Francisco. Address all orders or letters of enquiry #0 J.A. SHABER & CO., 9322 707 Market Street, San Francisco. ‘RUDOLPH PHOTC-GALLERY. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Mrs. J. F. Eudolph, Artist. AVING the modern Photographic App iances, is prepared to make and finish Photographs in the highest style of tue art. jyB DEETKIN’ _ROASTING FURNACE, ° For Gold, Silver and Copper Ores The Roasting capacity of the Fur mace, per 24 hours, is from 6to50 Tons, CCORDING to per centage and nature of the sulphuretted ore, with aD ei penditure of 134 to 2 cords of wood, and? to 3 shifts of unskilled labor, according ® amvuut of ore handled. ‘ihe Furnace is ing. Koasting “and for the manufactore of u pliuric Acid. : fu pot of cheapness of construction and etticiency in working, the Fusnace # far the best in use. ptittoen in need of a cheap and efficien* anting Apparstus Wil! epply to . G, ¥, DAEI KEN, ae Pe Grass Vall¢y. © permit, at Grass Valk y. ICE CREAM. ROPRIETOR of ‘Our Restaurant,” @ Comuservial street,will keep 6D ‘ trom this time forth; tLe most Delicious Ice Cre To be found in town, : -H. S. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, Ama U. S. Deputy Surveyor NEVADA CITY, €ah . 4 —— publishing hereof, ~ i + — ~ = a t LITTON SPRENGS SELTZER WATER.auapted to Culorodizing, as well sa Osidiae nnn Furnace can be seen ob epicntion OF J.H.HAMILTON, ~~ Nevada City July 224, 1816. ae Re appé nigh will St peri ~ eoul é ley, beca can H. peri rado city eaus and we con! whi ter ( pect pres J, ing mer and that peas bi tha! tra offi the bus as i offi to ¢ the up, the son tim £ affl dei the @.8 the It i thi _ ple iti the Ux ha: thi git of It to tio ge as fre in; Ba @a vi Ziectne wwe 8 « & 6 8 & & Oo i sae ae .