July 7, 1880 (4 pages)

map Of the en: bs arent, and <q of our promi.1 has bee: ths en res MAP Willl show compiled frm iz: th section of if the Conn. Sy dc., ang y occupied, ce. All mip. nd quartz) ans they ap. h names of iS Ditehes, Railrvads, Town Sites, ilcalton each Copy of this y the Board of 10unted with VELL, irveyor, FICE, atory, reet, Ms RECEIVED, urhsgnade in it hours, to this office * by express, manner. Ores, Metals, ducts, ete.— upon. ConMettallurgical aps yy y E” TORE, LOCK, jevada City 3 1% unds, $1.50 lbs., $3 374 kit, 250 lbs., 125 lbs.,-1 874 lbs., 250 bs., '1 674 de., 1 50: 40 3540c = a & = ° ry 4 — i ee — SSSsesEee Q i=] a nt et — = ri ssseuesss THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Brict Mention. Teamsters, read the advertisement yeaded “Tor sale cheap for cash.” 0, A. Nelson has returned to the city after several weeks spears in East. oe E. Mulloy has gone to. Truckee tp install the officers of the A. O. U, nt there. * Prof. Chestnutwood and Miss na Cooper have been elected teachcal the Gold Flat school, g, A. Bulfinch, teacher of the High School, goes to San-Francisco to-night to spend his vacation. There is a great scarci y of= silver coin, and the dealers about town are in a.stew about m-king change, _ Miss Nannie Ridge, a student at the University, has returiied to her home in Grass Valley to spend t e! vacation. ‘Considered as a gala day, Montay passed off stupidly in Nevadacounty." There wasnot a single shooting or stabbing affray. Michell's anniversary ba'l at Tem: perance Hall Monday evening was one of the pleasantest piven in this city in many a day. Superintendent’ Schuyler of. the Murehie has returned from a ‘basness trip-to some of . the big mines in Amador county. “The Board of Supervisors met yesterday'as a Board of Equalization, snd adjourned im that capacity ” l0.0’clock A. M. to-morrow. The owner of the watch found by Jonathan Clark and advertised in the TranscRIPT has turned up and redaimed his preperty. Heis a-Placer county teamster. Marsha! Baldridge has appointed Wiat Huffman as deputy for collectng dog taxes, which are now due. The tax on each canine is$1.50, anid nust be paid immeviately. The Nellie Boyd troupe wil’ disand at the conclusion of its engagemnthere. Miss. Boyd has now ben playing for 10" successive week, sad will go to Mohterey for a maak needed rest, The jury in the case of Thomas Warren, charged with killing Geo. Albert, after being out three and a half hours Saturday evening returned a yerdict of .murder in the first degree, and adjudged that the defendant be imprisoned for life. The Theatre in this cit? has been engayed for a brief period beginning on the 20th instant by the ‘Sunny South” dramatic company,now playing at the Standard, San Francisco. The play constitutes a realistic prematation . of life in the Southers States, While Joe Lawrence was riding. along Broad Street Saturday evening a pedestrian called him a hard name. oe dismounted, hitched his horse, put a head on his insulter, then jumped into the saddle again and rode home as though nothing had Happened, The. elegant new hack under the lanaggment of G. W. Stout. that has just been brought to this city, and mn be secured at low rates «for business and pleasure trips, will prove great convenience to our citizens. the advertisement appears ia ‘anther colunin, The shooting gallery ou Commertial street opposite the TRANSCRIPT . office is a popular resort, It 1s prs ided with the best assortmetit mies anit automatic & gets ever Prought to this cityx~A splendid "inchester rifle js‘one of the prizes. e the. adves sement. oe LAG Serious Accident. White Jas. Byrne, of this city, riding in a race at Eureka, Satnrday, his horse van into another e thathe was trying to pass, and "J'Re was thrown to the ground. lis lame leg and his collar bone tre broken. He was taken to oore’'s Flat for treatment. et Finest Fruit in the Market. Blackberries, pears, pears, apricots and us peaches at{B. Sanguine ti’s we Variety Store opposite Union jy7-1t. City Taxes. The city taxes are now due. fr: vs or willbe at the City Hall of receiving the same. Taxes e delinquent “August 5th,’ 5 per cent will be’added, E.C. Batprivag, » Collector, ‘ . terday, a full Board ‘present. from 9 4. x. till 4r. m. for aa The County Supervieore met yes. following bills against the special, fund were ordered paid: 8. E. Wanamake $2, D. D, Carter $60, S$, RB. Boyer $2.50, A. Blumenthal $1.50, W. D. Visiton $28.50, W. D. Vine} ton $50,Dr. C. CL. Bobo$t0,S. Y. W. & M. Co. $85.50, Brown & Calkins, $28.50, Isaacs & Rowe $118.37, Geo. KE. Turner $52.65, W. C. Groves $16.75, G. W. Welch $100, Citizens Bank $105.30, B. Guscett $2), 'G. C. Gaylor’ $30, J. D. Fennessy $30, G. C. Ga, lord .10,"Eusi s & Stkeforih $34.50, J. Dunuiciit $43.50. A. Niv-€ns $23.43, Nevada Gas Co. $75.70, KE. H. Gaylord —— ~ Total, : $965.45. t 7 -. GENERAL FUND. ‘Dr. H. S Welch $70, E, H. Gay: lord $350, G. W. Dauste $18, E. A. Tompkins $463.46, Dr. R. M. Hunt) $10, Jobn Auderson $17, Dr. H. SWelch $20, J. W. Ragan $15, Jas. Reed $65.30, Patrick Henry $30, W. H; Sheldon $15, Frank Huss $15, Tin Loy $30, G. E. Marsha $7.50, John McKinney 18, Edward Cummings, $101.90, Dr.-Curless $160.80, Rogers $13.95, J. H. Dickson $8, J: J. Ostrom $12, Wm. Scott, $196.20, R, E. Robinson $129,L. Garthe $15, E. L. Melbourne $36.75,. G. P. Lanibert $1.40. $1009 to Lean. per cent per mon*h. Enquire of J. .H. Boardman, Tra <scrtproffice. lw Parlor Oyster, Confectionery and Iee Cream Saloen. ‘Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream, Soda Water and Confectiorery, at m28-tf ‘ Artours Tam’s. alte Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be prompty attended to. . m28-tf " J. 8. Tuompson. To Rent. Two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, are offered for rent. For Lawrence, East Broad street. ~ tf. Bigelow Has lots of lots for sale, allthe way from city sidewalks to a ‘boundless contiguity.of shade, tf The Palace Cigar Stere. Atex. ZExiIn», the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands, Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing Tobaceo. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. te You Have no Excuses Have you any excuse for ape ee with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaij Is there any reason why you eal goon from day té day co ining with Sour Stomach, Sick:, eadache, Habitual Costiveness, Ipitation of the Heart, Heart bu, , Water-brash, Coated Tougue, and disagreeable e mouth, Coming up of r eating, Low spirits, &c. . It is positively your own ault if you do. Go to your Druggist—and get a bottle of Green’s Aut Flower for 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample bottle for 10 cents. and try it. Two doses wi.] relieve you. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. CoLtins, Operator. RUDOLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Street, Nevada cetera rence se esate inininenmanntinntai MARRIED. In Nevada City, July 6th, by R. E. Robinson, J. P., Israel V. Hosken and Miss Colcote. 6 Venididinn 8 Ayptvese at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADACITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. ‘ W P Saxe San Ftanci H Hi G Parsons San Franc W Irving Malakoff HC Perkins Malakoff Kistle Willow Valle A H fi Seesteine ume Cc E C Herzinger V Flu G J Jacobs city W 8 Sehuyler San Fran J McKeel Empir Ran §& Gibson city W Rogers Murchie M J Riordan Smartsville J Buttemer Smartevil J Reasely Smartsvitle . T Buckley do The . John Adams, $25, _R. -B, Patton }$15.75, A. J. Flanders $19.60, J. J. On good approved security at 11] further particulars apply to Mrs. . Dress Buntings, Cambrics, Calicoes, Mrs, Leste & Crawtord's,. COMING IN DAILY. , Ip P ¢ tk Our Goods are all First Class, No Shoddy,A™ FOR GOODS oF EQUAL QUALITY We know we cannot be undersold by any house in the county. _ Constantly. receiving all the Latest Novelties tm Notions, MAlllaad Fancy and Dry Geods. Okikicvn’s Lawn Dresses, Ladies’ Linen Ulsters. 5 ‘i Aprons for Ladies and Children, a _New Assortment, Handsomely Trimmed, from 25 Cents up. ~~ HOSIERY. The very Latest Styles in Ladies’ and Children’s, at Prices to suit every one, Children’s ‘Fancy from 121-2, Ladies’ * “ “ ibe. ‘Balbriggan “ 25c. CORSETS. The Best Corset for the Least Money. New § Stoek. . Great Variety. Dr. ‘Warner’s and many other styles. We have the BEST 60 CENT CORSET in the market, Children’s Corsets and Corset Waists. . Laces, Ruching, Embroideries, Neckties, Collars and Cuffs, Lace Mitts, Kid and Silk Gloves, Voting ‘i in Cafe-au-lait, Gold Bes NAY WANT MA HAE IONIS 0 NEW MILLINERY. HATS, in the Last Shiapes, from , 25 Cents Up, FLOWERS and FEATHERS ia ‘allthe new designs and colors. . Hat Trimming a Specialty. Ha ike secured the services of a “Milliner of acknowledged taste and skill we can guarantee satisfaction to all. MATERIAL FOR ALL KINDS OF FANCY WORK. ooo DRESSMAKERS’ MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. . & Fans, Han’-Mirrors, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Stationery, Pictures, Frame:, Hair, ‘Clothes, Tooth and Nail Brushes. Domestics, Towels, Table Linen, Etc., Ete. —_— ACENCY FOR MME. DEMOREST’S RELIABLE PATTERNS. Orders from the country for any article to be found in town filled at the lowest market rates. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Near the Union Hotel, Main St.,je2s NEVADA CITY: Bargains! steld, Bargains!!. . GRE AT SA GRAND OPENING . OF THE ° IMPORTAN T STORE, ON COMMERCIAL STREET. i ACRIFICH. oF ATE ERINIhsS OF DRY AND. FANCY CoODS, _ Clothing, and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Which will be disposed of REGARDLESS ' OFCOST as I must have money, so thereforé take advantage of this:rare opportunity. By order. SAM. PHILLIPS, ee SUMMER ATTRACTIONS ~ TYMAN —AT BROS. We have jpst received an IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN in our line consisting of “Vof all grades, Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, . Cassimeres, Cheviots IN MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’s. A complete line of DUSTEKS, in Mohair and Linen, _ In our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very latest styles. Valises and Satche ‘the principal markets enables us yourselves call at our establishment. 427 Our facilities for purchasing ge unsurpasse 1. SPECI ALITY Mens’ Boots and Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Having a resident in SELL GOODS AT LOWER. RATES THAN.CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE, 4a7Tn order to convince HEYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Te 3 Boot & Shoe Store, Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, IWevada City,“(Constantly on hand the Largest and best stock iu the county, Ladies’, Gentlemen’s .and. ‘< Children’s : BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Leather and Shoe Findings, NEW GOODS_ CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. Our facilities for buying are such that we can sell goods at lower rates than can be obtained eleewhere. Our Prices are Low And marked on our goods in £2’ PLAIN FIGURES “E23 from which we will not deviate. Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for our ‘00ds, thus suffering no losses from a debts, we shall be able to divide with our patrons the large profite usually asked upon goods in our line, VOGELMAN & WEBBER. TABER PHOTOCRAPHER —AXD— Portrait Artist, 8 Montgomery St. YORTRAITS of all kinds executed in the P best and most improved styles and finq ny .San Francisco. : SAVE YOUR HAIR! MRS. TEETER’S HERBAL PREPARATION, hg THE BEST REMEDY FOR THE HAIR It Frees From Dandruff, Prevents from Turning Gray, Aids the Growth. This pe eparation has been thoroughly dirs t gives universal satisfaction, as will by a number of people in this pe bag who have used it, The HERBAL PREPARATION can be purchased at the store on Commercial street, Opposite the Transcript Bleck. 4 Ladies who desire to have their hair dress. . ed, will be called _ at their residences by? leaving orders at the same place. Will give trial applications without charge, Price 75 Cents and $1 00 per Bottle. je23-1w MRS. A, TEETER. California Favorite SPRING BED, —-MADE BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin. ae Most Wonderful Invention ef the Age. “Itisawire couple and for elasticity and durability & cannot be stirpassed. We guarantee the Bed in every particular. Sample and Order Ofiice at THOS. JACKA'S, Bread St. above Pine. €@™ Don't buy any other until you have seen this one. je29 Washington on Stage Line. Shutter & Griscel’s New Stage Line between PB erst City and Washington, leaves Nevada City at half-past six o’clock 4. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays abd Saturdays, arriving at he ton atil o'clock. Leaves Washington at 6 o'clock a. M. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arriving at Nevada City in time to con“nd Pictures copied and enlarged to any . ject with the 10 o'clock train. jy4 $ TABER has just received the verv latest improved iastruments fiom Europe, especi ; 4g adapted for: nag gp Pi At ‘ EDWARD MULLER: ings of Machine hafts, Hoistin; orks, TEACHER OF MUSIC, “ Quartz Mills, Buildings, etc, which he will 4 TABER has ll the latest improved str — ABE t e mprov ny * menis for t .king the most elaborate and pe rfench a oo Languages, _) fect p.ctures ving peas ct Fee aus phy. Employ pty ye! and m bes : sage ee : rienced using the bast materials, IDENCE— Junction Br Com. with a@ personal i. in the b mercial Streets, Nevada City. é Sy cry teen and oad ealciosiary so make 2 a very an pi tures in all sizes and styles and finish. = JOHN I. CALDWELL, We respecfully solicit a call je30 on nts nae * vo \Nétary Public and Genveyancer. Toll who are su from the errors U nion and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak: ee ; nowy, erly decay, otf nash, FREE ILL, practice in.all the Courts’ of this POF CHARGE. This great . yeas. dis: State, and the Courts of the United covered by s missionary in South America. beep meemlengh vor in gh ie Tscszra T. ixuax, Starion D, New YOR . p 50 each ; crtinates cf sche Garr: *" mihly . thereto included. els. TO THE E PUBLIC. ep: ‘AntpeitsraxeD, Fecently ‘ne Heall’s Business College,fan pr will — upon 8. pertha AKeht basis, comments IAL EVENING scHOGY. In Brown & Morgan’i Block. NEVADA CITY, ". Tuesday, July 6th, . 1880, Where young men. and young ladies can se Thorough Business Education, At a muictt less cost than . cait te had else where. We are the Holder ofa tite Di Torin, granted by the State Board of Education of California; have had dighteés. years experienoe in teaching in . the Public and Commerciat schools of our State, and are prepared fully. to carry out all that we advertise to do. Book-keeping in all its depatimenta will be thoroughly and practically taught, Special Attention given to. Busi« mess Calculations, Business Forma, Commercial Law, Commercial Correspondence, Partnership settlements, Penmanship, Grammar ana Spelling. Cupils can enter. at any time. We halt give individual instruction in ,aN branches, except Mathematics,Commiercial Law, Gram ; mar and Spelling. Pupils—taking the Full—Business Course; who are deficient in the Engl'sh branches, can pursue the samé, successtuliy, by cnter-_ ing the Preparatory ‘Department. In connection with the College, we ‘ars organized a Noynial Department, in which ladies and gentlemen can receive thorough instruction in: all the. branches, that they will be required to pass’ inthe cxamination for a certificate. Private Jegsons in above will be given at reasonable rates, An ordinary English educ&tion :is all that is required to enter upon tie Fall Business Course. * Specimens of plain penmanship sent to any address upon receipt of a three cent . postage ‘stamp. Hours ef Instruction: From 7 to 9 P.M. each evening of the week, except sai and Sunday. Terms of Tultions _ Full Business C ourse per cale ndar month,310 Special Course in Book-keeping, "J $10 Preparatory Department, per month, $10. Normal Department, ~ QS Payable invariably in advance. The Normal pupils are entitled to pentnan ship free of charge. Instruction in Preparatory Department free to thove taking the F ‘ull Business Course. Orders tor weatly wr itton Visiting Cards promptly attended to. Visitors cordially invited to call and ace the workings of dur: chool, and satisfy them selves that we nrean businése, J. A, CHESNUTWOOD, je25 Prof. of Commercial Science. PROSPECTUS ; —OF THE— Peard Gold & Silver Quartz Mining Company Consol: yr place of business, Nevada City, California. Location of claims op the south bank of the South Yuba River, in Nevada Township, Nevada County, Cal., ex fending from the MOUNT VERNON LEDGE, in & westerly direction through a Distance of Over 5,000 Linear Feet This property is a Consolidation of the Morgan and Peard a cae Claims, -which consist of a Truc Fissure Quarts Vein, Lying " Between Slate and Granite Wallis, the Fissure being from eight Inch: eh te 0 Feet In Thickness. Also a Tunnel: Right, crossing the Ledge at right angles. This Tunne! Right will bold all ledges hereafter discovered along its entire length of 3,000 feet, and for a distance of 750 feet on either side of the tnnnel, The Steck of the Corperation ts Divided into 100,000 Sfarcg of Oe Each. The Company is now actively er-. gaged it developing these properties. 40,000 Shares of the Capital Stock have been set aside to raise funds to pay the expenses df development 10,000 shares dre now offered at 25 Cts. per Share, The Directors reserving the right of at any time withdrawing from th. market-any unsold stock. pt Ss ed DIRECTORS: Jown T. Moroar, JAmes Dowatr, dogsian JAckson, D. E. Moran. ‘EB. M. Preston, D. £. Lag Omice adjoining “Citinrns Bank, Nevada City, Californis. fen All communications should be addressed . . ‘ Hs b % a4 2+ pare

map Of the en: bs arent, and <q of our promi.1 has bee: ths en res MAP Willl show compiled frm iz: th section of if the Conn. Sy dc., ang y occupied, ce. All mip. nd quartz) ans they ap. h names of iS Ditehes, Railrvads, Town Sites, ilcalton each Copy of this y the Board of 10unted with VELL, irveyor, FICE, atory, reet, Ms RECEIVED, urhsgnade in it hours, to this office * by express, manner. Ores, Metals, ducts, ete.— upon. ConMettallurgical aps yy y E” TORE, LOCK, jevada City 3 1% unds, $1.50 lbs., $3 374 kit, 250 lbs., 125 lbs.,-1 874 lbs., 250 bs., '1 674 de., 1 50: 40 3540c = a & = ° ry 4 — i ee — SSSsesEee Q i=] a nt et — = ri ssseuesss THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Brict Mention. Teamsters, read the advertisement yeaded “Tor sale cheap for cash.” 0, A. Nelson has returned to the city after several weeks spears in East. oe E. Mulloy has gone to. Truckee tp install the officers of the A. O. U, nt there. * Prof. Chestnutwood and Miss na Cooper have been elected teachcal the Gold Flat school, g, A. Bulfinch, teacher of the High School, goes to San-Francisco to-night to spend his vacation. There is a great scarci y of= silver coin, and the dealers about town are in a.stew about m-king change, _ Miss Nannie Ridge, a student at the University, has returiied to her home in Grass Valley to spend t e! vacation. ‘Considered as a gala day, Montay passed off stupidly in Nevadacounty." There wasnot a single shooting or stabbing affray. Michell's anniversary ba'l at Tem: perance Hall Monday evening was one of the pleasantest piven in this city in many a day. Superintendent’ Schuyler of. the Murehie has returned from a ‘basness trip-to some of . the big mines in Amador county. “The Board of Supervisors met yesterday'as a Board of Equalization, snd adjourned im that capacity ” l0.0’clock A. M. to-morrow. The owner of the watch found by Jonathan Clark and advertised in the TranscRIPT has turned up and redaimed his preperty. Heis a-Placer county teamster. Marsha! Baldridge has appointed Wiat Huffman as deputy for collectng dog taxes, which are now due. The tax on each canine is$1.50, anid nust be paid immeviately. The Nellie Boyd troupe wil’ disand at the conclusion of its engagemnthere. Miss. Boyd has now ben playing for 10" successive week, sad will go to Mohterey for a maak needed rest, The jury in the case of Thomas Warren, charged with killing Geo. Albert, after being out three and a half hours Saturday evening returned a yerdict of .murder in the first degree, and adjudged that the defendant be imprisoned for life. The Theatre in this cit? has been engayed for a brief period beginning on the 20th instant by the ‘Sunny South” dramatic company,now playing at the Standard, San Francisco. The play constitutes a realistic prematation . of life in the Southers States, While Joe Lawrence was riding. along Broad Street Saturday evening a pedestrian called him a hard name. oe dismounted, hitched his horse, put a head on his insulter, then jumped into the saddle again and rode home as though nothing had Happened, The. elegant new hack under the lanaggment of G. W. Stout. that has just been brought to this city, and mn be secured at low rates «for business and pleasure trips, will prove great convenience to our citizens. the advertisement appears ia ‘anther colunin, The shooting gallery ou Commertial street opposite the TRANSCRIPT . office is a popular resort, It 1s prs ided with the best assortmetit mies anit automatic & gets ever Prought to this cityx~A splendid "inchester rifle js‘one of the prizes. e the. adves sement. oe LAG Serious Accident. White Jas. Byrne, of this city, riding in a race at Eureka, Satnrday, his horse van into another e thathe was trying to pass, and "J'Re was thrown to the ground. lis lame leg and his collar bone tre broken. He was taken to oore’'s Flat for treatment. et Finest Fruit in the Market. Blackberries, pears, pears, apricots and us peaches at{B. Sanguine ti’s we Variety Store opposite Union jy7-1t. City Taxes. The city taxes are now due. fr: vs or willbe at the City Hall of receiving the same. Taxes e delinquent “August 5th,’ 5 per cent will be’added, E.C. Batprivag, » Collector, ‘ . terday, a full Board ‘present. from 9 4. x. till 4r. m. for aa The County Supervieore met yes. following bills against the special, fund were ordered paid: 8. E. Wanamake $2, D. D, Carter $60, S$, RB. Boyer $2.50, A. Blumenthal $1.50, W. D. Visiton $28.50, W. D. Vine} ton $50,Dr. C. CL. Bobo$t0,S. Y. W. & M. Co. $85.50, Brown & Calkins, $28.50, Isaacs & Rowe $118.37, Geo. KE. Turner $52.65, W. C. Groves $16.75, G. W. Welch $100, Citizens Bank $105.30, B. Guscett $2), 'G. C. Gaylor’ $30, J. D. Fennessy $30, G. C. Ga, lord .10,"Eusi s & Stkeforih $34.50, J. Dunuiciit $43.50. A. Niv-€ns $23.43, Nevada Gas Co. $75.70, KE. H. Gaylord —— ~ Total, : $965.45. t 7 -. GENERAL FUND. ‘Dr. H. S Welch $70, E, H. Gay: lord $350, G. W. Dauste $18, E. A. Tompkins $463.46, Dr. R. M. Hunt) $10, Jobn Auderson $17, Dr. H. SWelch $20, J. W. Ragan $15, Jas. Reed $65.30, Patrick Henry $30, W. H; Sheldon $15, Frank Huss $15, Tin Loy $30, G. E. Marsha $7.50, John McKinney 18, Edward Cummings, $101.90, Dr.-Curless $160.80, Rogers $13.95, J. H. Dickson $8, J: J. Ostrom $12, Wm. Scott, $196.20, R, E. Robinson $129,L. Garthe $15, E. L. Melbourne $36.75,. G. P. Lanibert $1.40. $1009 to Lean. per cent per mon*h. Enquire of J. .H. Boardman, Tra <scrtproffice. lw Parlor Oyster, Confectionery and Iee Cream Saloen. ‘Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream, Soda Water and Confectiorery, at m28-tf ‘ Artours Tam’s. alte Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be prompty attended to. . m28-tf " J. 8. Tuompson. To Rent. Two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, are offered for rent. For Lawrence, East Broad street. ~ tf. Bigelow Has lots of lots for sale, allthe way from city sidewalks to a ‘boundless contiguity.of shade, tf The Palace Cigar Stere. Atex. ZExiIn», the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands, Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing Tobaceo. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. te You Have no Excuses Have you any excuse for ape ee with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaij Is there any reason why you eal goon from day té day co ining with Sour Stomach, Sick:, eadache, Habitual Costiveness, Ipitation of the Heart, Heart bu, , Water-brash, Coated Tougue, and disagreeable e mouth, Coming up of r eating, Low spirits, &c. . It is positively your own ault if you do. Go to your Druggist—and get a bottle of Green’s Aut Flower for 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample bottle for 10 cents. and try it. Two doses wi.] relieve you. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. CoLtins, Operator. RUDOLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Street, Nevada cetera rence se esate inininenmanntinntai MARRIED. In Nevada City, July 6th, by R. E. Robinson, J. P., Israel V. Hosken and Miss Colcote. 6 Venididinn 8 Ayptvese at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADACITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Propricter. ‘ W P Saxe San Ftanci H Hi G Parsons San Franc W Irving Malakoff HC Perkins Malakoff Kistle Willow Valle A H fi Seesteine ume Cc E C Herzinger V Flu G J Jacobs city W 8 Sehuyler San Fran J McKeel Empir Ran §& Gibson city W Rogers Murchie M J Riordan Smartsville J Buttemer Smartevil J Reasely Smartsvitle . T Buckley do The . John Adams, $25, _R. -B, Patton }$15.75, A. J. Flanders $19.60, J. J. On good approved security at 11] further particulars apply to Mrs. . Dress Buntings, Cambrics, Calicoes, Mrs, Leste & Crawtord's,. COMING IN DAILY. , Ip P ¢ tk Our Goods are all First Class, No Shoddy,A™ FOR GOODS oF EQUAL QUALITY We know we cannot be undersold by any house in the county. _ Constantly. receiving all the Latest Novelties tm Notions, MAlllaad Fancy and Dry Geods. Okikicvn’s Lawn Dresses, Ladies’ Linen Ulsters. 5 ‘i Aprons for Ladies and Children, a _New Assortment, Handsomely Trimmed, from 25 Cents up. ~~ HOSIERY. The very Latest Styles in Ladies’ and Children’s, at Prices to suit every one, Children’s ‘Fancy from 121-2, Ladies’ * “ “ ibe. ‘Balbriggan “ 25c. CORSETS. The Best Corset for the Least Money. New § Stoek. . Great Variety. Dr.

‘Warner’s and many other styles. We have the BEST 60 CENT CORSET in the market, Children’s Corsets and Corset Waists. . Laces, Ruching, Embroideries, Neckties, Collars and Cuffs, Lace Mitts, Kid and Silk Gloves, Voting ‘i in Cafe-au-lait, Gold Bes NAY WANT MA HAE IONIS 0 NEW MILLINERY. HATS, in the Last Shiapes, from , 25 Cents Up, FLOWERS and FEATHERS ia ‘allthe new designs and colors. . Hat Trimming a Specialty. Ha ike secured the services of a “Milliner of acknowledged taste and skill we can guarantee satisfaction to all. MATERIAL FOR ALL KINDS OF FANCY WORK. ooo DRESSMAKERS’ MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. . & Fans, Han’-Mirrors, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Stationery, Pictures, Frame:, Hair, ‘Clothes, Tooth and Nail Brushes. Domestics, Towels, Table Linen, Etc., Ete. —_— ACENCY FOR MME. DEMOREST’S RELIABLE PATTERNS. Orders from the country for any article to be found in town filled at the lowest market rates. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Near the Union Hotel, Main St.,je2s NEVADA CITY: Bargains! steld, Bargains!!. . GRE AT SA GRAND OPENING . OF THE ° IMPORTAN T STORE, ON COMMERCIAL STREET. i ACRIFICH. oF ATE ERINIhsS OF DRY AND. FANCY CoODS, _ Clothing, and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Which will be disposed of REGARDLESS ' OFCOST as I must have money, so thereforé take advantage of this:rare opportunity. By order. SAM. PHILLIPS, ee SUMMER ATTRACTIONS ~ TYMAN —AT BROS. We have jpst received an IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHIN in our line consisting of “Vof all grades, Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, . Cassimeres, Cheviots IN MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’s. A complete line of DUSTEKS, in Mohair and Linen, _ In our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very latest styles. Valises and Satche ‘the principal markets enables us yourselves call at our establishment. 427 Our facilities for purchasing ge unsurpasse 1. SPECI ALITY Mens’ Boots and Ladies Shoes, Trunks, Having a resident in SELL GOODS AT LOWER. RATES THAN.CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE, 4a7Tn order to convince HEYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Te 3 Boot & Shoe Store, Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, IWevada City,“(Constantly on hand the Largest and best stock iu the county, Ladies’, Gentlemen’s .and. ‘< Children’s : BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Leather and Shoe Findings, NEW GOODS_ CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. Our facilities for buying are such that we can sell goods at lower rates than can be obtained eleewhere. Our Prices are Low And marked on our goods in £2’ PLAIN FIGURES “E23 from which we will not deviate. Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for our ‘00ds, thus suffering no losses from a debts, we shall be able to divide with our patrons the large profite usually asked upon goods in our line, VOGELMAN & WEBBER. TABER PHOTOCRAPHER —AXD— Portrait Artist, 8 Montgomery St.. YORTRAITS of all kinds executed in the P best and most improved styles and finq ny .San Francisco. : SAVE YOUR HAIR! MRS. TEETER’S HERBAL PREPARATION, hg THE BEST REMEDY FOR THE HAIR It Frees From Dandruff, Prevents from Turning Gray, Aids the Growth. This pe eparation has been thoroughly dirs t gives universal satisfaction, as will by a number of people in this pe bag who have used it, The HERBAL PREPARATION can be purchased at the store on Commercial street, Opposite the Transcript Bleck. 4 Ladies who desire to have their hair dress. . ed, will be called _ at their residences by? leaving orders at the same place. Will give trial applications without charge, Price 75 Cents and $1 00 per Bottle. je23-1w MRS. A, TEETER. California Favorite SPRING BED, —-MADE BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin. ae Most Wonderful Invention ef the Age. “Itisawire couple and for elasticity and durability & cannot be stirpassed. We guarantee the Bed in every particular. Sample and Order Ofiice at THOS. JACKA'S, Bread St. above Pine. €@™ Don't buy any other until you have seen this one. je29 Washington on Stage Line. Shutter & Griscel’s New Stage Line between PB erst City and Washington, leaves Nevada City at half-past six o’clock 4. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays abd Saturdays, arriving at he ton atil o'clock. Leaves Washington at 6 o'clock a. M. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arriving at Nevada City in time to con“nd Pictures copied and enlarged to any . ject with the 10 o'clock train. jy4 $ TABER has just received the verv latest improved iastruments fiom Europe, especi ; 4g adapted for: nag gp Pi At ‘ EDWARD MULLER: ings of Machine hafts, Hoistin; orks, TEACHER OF MUSIC, “ Quartz Mills, Buildings, etc, which he will 4 TABER has ll the latest improved str — ABE t e mprov ny * menis for t .king the most elaborate and pe rfench a oo Languages, _) fect p.ctures ving peas ct Fee aus phy. Employ pty ye! and m bes : sage ee : rienced using the bast materials, IDENCE— Junction Br Com. with a@ personal i. in the b mercial Streets, Nevada City. é Sy cry teen and oad ealciosiary so make 2 a very an pi tures in all sizes and styles and finish. = JOHN I. CALDWELL, We respecfully solicit a call je30 on nts nae * vo \Nétary Public and Genveyancer. Toll who are su from the errors U nion and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak: ee ; nowy, erly decay, otf nash, FREE ILL, practice in.all the Courts’ of this POF CHARGE. This great . yeas. dis: State, and the Courts of the United covered by s missionary in South America. beep meemlengh vor in gh ie Tscszra T. ixuax, Starion D, New YOR . p 50 each ; crtinates cf sche Garr: *" mihly . thereto included. els. TO THE E PUBLIC. ep: ‘AntpeitsraxeD, Fecently ‘ne Heall’s Business College,fan pr will — upon 8. pertha AKeht basis, comments IAL EVENING scHOGY. In Brown & Morgan’i Block.. NEVADA CITY, ". Tuesday, July 6th, . 1880, Where young men. and young ladies can se Thorough Business Education, At a muictt less cost than . cait te had else where. We are the Holder ofa tite Di Torin, granted by the State Board of Education of California; have had dighteés. years experienoe in teaching in . the Public and Commerciat schools of our State, and are prepared fully. to carry out all that we advertise to do. Book-keeping in all its depatimenta will be thoroughly and practically taught, Special Attention given to. Busi« mess Calculations, Business Forma, Commercial Law, Commercial Correspondence, Partnership settlements, Penmanship, Grammar ana Spelling. Cupils can enter. at any time. We halt give individual instruction in ,aN branches, except Mathematics,Commiercial Law, Gram ; mar and Spelling. Pupils—taking the Full—Business Course; who are deficient in the Engl'sh branches, can pursue the samé, successtuliy, by cnter-_ ing the Preparatory ‘Department. In connection with the College, we ‘ars organized a Noynial Department, in which ladies and gentlemen can receive thorough instruction in: all the. branches, that they will be required to pass’ inthe cxamination for a certificate. Private Jegsons in above will be given at reasonable rates, An ordinary English educ&tion :is all that is required to enter upon tie Fall Business Course. * Specimens of plain penmanship sent to any address upon receipt of a three cent . postage ‘stamp. Hours ef Instruction: From 7 to 9 P.M. each evening of the week, except sai and Sunday. Terms of Tultions _ Full Business C ourse per cale ndar month,310 Special Course in Book-keeping, "J $10 Preparatory Department, per month, $10. Normal Department, ~ QS Payable invariably in advance. The Normal pupils are entitled to pentnan ship free of charge. Instruction in Preparatory Department free to thove taking the F ‘ull Business Course. Orders tor weatly wr itton Visiting Cards promptly attended to. Visitors cordially invited to call and ace the workings of dur: chool, and satisfy them selves that we nrean businése, J. A, CHESNUTWOOD, je25 Prof. of Commercial Science. PROSPECTUS ; —OF THE— Peard Gold & Silver Quartz Mining Company Consol: yr place of business, Nevada City, California. Location of claims op the south bank of the South Yuba River, in Nevada Township, Nevada County, Cal., ex fending from the MOUNT VERNON LEDGE, in & westerly direction through a Distance of Over 5,000 Linear Feet This property is a Consolidation of the Morgan and Peard a cae Claims, -which consist of a Truc Fissure Quarts Vein, Lying " Between Slate and Granite Wallis, the Fissure being from eight Inch: eh te 0 Feet In Thickness. Also a Tunnel: Right, crossing the Ledge at right angles. This Tunne! Right will bold all ledges hereafter discovered along its entire length of 3,000 feet, and for a distance of 750 feet on either side of the tnnnel, The Steck of the Corperation ts Divided into 100,000 Sfarcg of Oe Each. The Company is now actively er-. gaged it developing these properties. 40,000 Shares of the Capital Stock have been set aside to raise funds to pay the expenses df development 10,000 shares dre now offered at 25 Cts. per Share, The Directors reserving the right of at any time withdrawing from th. market-any unsold stock. pt Ss ed DIRECTORS: Jown T. Moroar, JAmes Dowatr, dogsian JAckson, D. E. Moran. ‘EB. M. Preston, D. £. Lag Omice adjoining “Citinrns Bank, Nevada City, Californis. fen All communications should be addressed . . ‘ Hs b % a4 2+ pare