July 9, 1870 (4 pages)

L! t se-ever ' days ran. with five stamps, realized ave , but bor over a. year-they: cutting . bed rock and takea ling. A few weeks ago they struck into & gravel lead which is pay-. ing them $8 to $10.4 day to the hand; They have a large extent of ground, anda fair prospect for gecuring’ a re-ward for their perseverance and wil. _G@irissel & Co., whose claims are situ. ated below und adjoining the above; have been ‘engaged for some time in sinking’an incline, and a few days aga); they struck gravel which ptospecis rematkably well. They are now preparing to commence drifting. ‘Several parties are prospecting on the goat ranch, a mile below Washington, and at the upper end of Brandy. Flat. They havea fair prospect of striking something rich. Road Improvement. ‘ “Read Commissioner Cleveland bas Jet a contract to Thos. Nilon to make some excavations on tle road leading out from West Broad:street, near Conly’s residence. Last Spring the Supervisors gave Nevins & Co. permission to sluice away the bill, they agresing to cut out the road bed so as to make nearly a level. grade, and: thus greatly improve the road. Nevins & Co. have perfofmed their part of the contract, being compelled to cut away considerable bed rock, which they did not anticipate when the arrangement was made, Nilon is to receive $100 for exeavating the bank on this side. When this is done it will be a first rate Summer road, but.as it is on the soft graaite it will have to be graveled to be passable in the Winter. This can be done, however, at small expense, as there.is on abundance of gravel in the worked out mining claims near by. Within the past few days there have been destructive fii*s at San Francisco, Sacramento, Gold Ba;' Oroville, Sualphar Springs, and other plaves ; also at -Grags Valley and North San Juan, in this county. The most of these fires were doubtless caused by the fireworks which patriotic Young America insists on burning as his share in the Fourth of July celebration, and which he generally keeps ap for several days. At thisseason of the year, when the wooden baildings are as dry as tinder and heated-by the rays of the sun, the smallest spark may kindle a fire which . will apread rapidly over the town. We have happily so far escaped, but in view of the great danger the citizens generally should be extremely watchful, and the fire companies shoald sce to it that every thing is in readiness for immediate-and effective work in case an alarm is given. ~ a een Mining at Eureka. Thomas Fleyd, superintendent of the Muteal mine, inthe Eureka district, informs fie Grass Valley Union that a clean up just made, after twenty-two $5,000. ‘This isa handsome yield for the number of stamps and the amount of labor émployed ia the mine. Besides the Mutual, the Black & Young mine is looking and paying well. The Birehville Company, after running a long tunnel, have struck a strong ledge, which shows handsomely in free gold andsalphurets. Cousiderable prospecting is going on in the district, and altogether miners are in better spirits and more confident than they have been in & long time. yp Saco ane into the County Treasary daring the month of June were as eee ane fi ra nisin eae 2 ‘saa flames. The fire com-f ere, promptly on. reer © and soon had'stréeams'of water playing . . on the fire, by which means they suc ; joining—a.-barbershop—belonging to the estate of Sandoz>and Scoble’s sa. loon. On the corner was Nathan's brick building, and a brick furniture store below, which with the aid of the firemen arrested the progress of the flames. The restaurant was kept by. Heninger & Howard, and the building with its contents was entirely consumed. The fire wa@ first discovered ia the roof, but ite origin is hot Known. The damage, ‘Ceeded in Confinlig’ the fire to the res eter eekine more.than taurant and ywo wooden baildings ad-. . and the resnit is that it stands at the head of 1 on the individual experiences of tens of thonSreodad .ibsie Sodoe uretet ihe business ach Bitters has now been subjected to tyis . eighteen years, . the class Of remedies 16 which ft belongs. 1¢ has distanced and lived down innumerable . competiters,-and is to-day the Standard Vegetable Tonic of the western world. The happy effects which ‘bive followed ite ase.in cases of dyepepsia, biliousness, nervous affecand aéa@ Constitutional fivigorant, have en: can ever shake its reputation, for itis based sdnds of witnesses, embracing prom nent and ‘well known titiizens of every profession, occupation and class. There is nota including that caused by tle rémoval of gouds-in adjoining buildings, .ia-estimated at $4,000. ‘In the rear of the burned buildings-is-a large vacant lot filled with dry goods boxes, barrels, straw aod other combustible materials, whrch, had it. taken: fire would have communicated with other wooden buildings, and gaused a serious conflagration, Ditch Matters at san Juan. The project. of bringing a new ditch into San Juan and Sebastopol, by the American Mining Co, has been given up. The matters at issue between the Eureka Lake Co. and the American Spooner, Brown & Co., has been amicably arranged, and on Monday next the. American Co. will commence -washing. These claims have paid good dividends heretofore, and. the. renewal ot work thereon will add materially to the business of San Juan. Cliizens? Meeiing at San Juan. At a meeting of the citizens of San Juan, held on Thursday evening, to take measures to protect their property from fire, a report was made that the Chinese would be allowed to rebuild on the burned district, provided that nu building should be erected more than fourteen feet. in. bight, nor within seventy feet of any building now occupied by the whites. The Chinese agreed to the propositions and aré now busily engaged in erecting tenements: a8 per agreement. , Assault and Battery. On the 5th instant, a Chinaman living near~ San Jaan, having imbibed more “benzitie” than was wholesome for his constitution, took occasion to strike and kick his wife, who was tryinfg to induce him to go bome and sober off. He was arrested by Constable “Huckins, taken before Justice Stotlar, and fined $30, which he paid, A Few Left. There has been some call for re of the TRANSCRIPT containing the addresses delivered in this city in commemoration of the adoption.of .the F fteenth Amendment. 6 have a few copies of tbe ‘paper left, which parties can have on applicatien at this.offiece, a Mining Purchase, We learn that @ company of Chinese are negotiating for the purchase of the claims in Greenhorn ¢reek, for a;distance of 4,000 feet, from Ww. L. Townsend’s house ap to Knickerbocker:ra vine. tre’s Gus,” GREAT Saeune. —— Kidd's Building, Broad Street. . plete Without. it, ard the returns of the inMising--Co.,-consisting of ~-Messrs:} Gurrrenixne Tzeru.—Not only does BozoponT impart the warrewess of the purest . y s arrival ot eed poreelain to the teeth, but its POLISH, too. Sarees Basatat ty at It 4. it They, glisten after being brushed with it, . _ Leaving Novag ey te bound. trald. like the inner surface of an ocean shell, and . Vutch Flat, at 6.56.P. a oing and peer the effect of this less. dentrifice is to . via Hed Dog, You Bet aud Lite York. render the en as hard and indestructThe entire trip made in daylight. 43 _— Sutcan™ if laia street = Save and mend the pieces, use “SratpTHE DOLLAR STORE, tuwn or ecttlement In the United States w it is nota medicinal staple, “No-druggtst or . general dealer would ‘consider his stock comtetnal revedte department show that ite . salestéxceed those of any other proprietary restorative manufactured on this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial results derived during along series“ of. years. from the use of Hostetter’s Bitters, have convinced the whole community that the only trué way to restore to healih a broken. down or debilitated system, or to put the human body on its defence when expored to in wholesome influences, is to INVIGORATE, REGULATE and PURIFY it at one.and the same time. The Great Family, Medicine of the Age. Have e nee the introduction of the Pain Killer “to a ine publie and yet at the present time it fe pular aud commands @ larger sale than eve ever Poctore. Ite popularity” is not confined to this country alone ; all ever the world its beneficial effects in curing the {Ils that flesh is heir to,” dre acknowledged an@ appreciated, and a8 8 PAIN KILLER its famc te ne to no own to be prized. race. It need tee to be known to ataaeen a ie cer A on ee me to e efficacy y and that the PAIN KILLER is dererving of all its rietore ciaim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity it has atiained, ltisa sure and FF VE remedy. Bold by ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MING STREET. JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD inform the citizens t Nevada and vicinity, he is Weteuseaae Tee Cream and Fountain Soda, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties suppiied On thors notice. PY oe lig served up in the highest style onan: Frait Cake, iced or plain, made to “Fresh promo rordata lesa to customers every are e.tat the Bakery _* ‘Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage and Express Line. THE DUTCH FLAT AND NsVAwva STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct with the Kastern and Western bound trains at Daicn Flat, as pede titled it to univereal confidence. Nothing P ROGRAMME OF ? CONCERT TO BE ack Ticket coitsiets of ‘Of Five Coupons, The . all druggtete. Price 2 cts., 50 ., and @1 ‘per. bottie. Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. . MECHANICS PAVILION, ~ BAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON?! 1THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1870. NDER the direction of Tickets of Admission: $5 aads. GOLD COIN. holder of & whole Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled to admission ROBERT B, 3, Swain. P ent : on) “RALSTON ‘Treapurer Bede Wik, A Distinguished . THOS. R. HAYES, Seeger ed Artists, and embracing selections from . DAVID WILDER, Gar pene tions,intermittent fevers and general debility, the most favorite masters. Trustees ™m, oe a ~~~ SAMUEL ree ~ [@™ Notice to y Mécherive. a . 4 Premium of 8500°> . pecans fe are aera eae bution. t+" The « Trusioes recive the right toe m10-1m TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THISY Magnificent Entertainment, 900,000 Bie ‘{IOKETS WILL BE BOD, At Five Dollars each; Gold Coin. TREASURER : by the distribution by chance of the following ~~ _ wm CIFTSs! 3 eye ‘VIZ : 1GINTOF =1GIESTOF -$100,000 Gop. 50,000 ‘ _LGIFTOF 25,000 “ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “~ 1GIYTOF -*% 19,00 “ 1GIWTOF +--+ 18,000 ~, 1GIFTOP ~ 19,000 « 1GIFTOF 16000. “ 1GIFTOF -15,000 + 1Q@IFTOF 1400 “ 1GIFTOF 183,000 “ 1GIFTOF. + 12,000 « 1GIFTOF + 11,000 « 1GIFTOF . 10,000 iGIFTOF 9000 « 1GIFTOF 86000 # 1GwTror << 4,000 « 1GIETOF 600 “ 1GIFPOR.-. .6000 1GIFTOF.-.400 #« 1GIFT OF -. $000 « 1GIvTror” 200 « -)@EFTOF + =~ 1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF'$1,000 10,000 « 20GIFTSOF 75015,000 “ -20GIFTS OF 600 10,000 “ $0 GIPTS OF 400 12,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 900 16,000 * 50 GIFTS OF ~ 200 10;000 ts 425 GIFTS OF 100 ~.-. 42.500.<* 628 GIFTBINALL, '$500,000 ——— rweex NEVADA AXD pomnesting with FE 4 tainment, and making the distribution of eGo. eee the Gifts, as above announced, the balance GEO? HJ CULBY, Proprietor. . will be applied to extinguishing the present Moved, 09 Pin —_—_—} indebtedness of the Mercantile Library AsNT POWDER . " fc . THE CIA iT POW The Concert‘and Distribution will take COMPANY, ~ place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile LibraAS eee pea Bow ry Assodiation, sesisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and County Officers, and well-known citizens of awarded, will receive the same on presentation of such Tickets or to the at their office, — ‘ ‘No 818 California Street, GAN FRANCIBOO, CALs. Will be.returned to the holders of Tickets, . "After payiig die expenses of the fEnterHolders of Tickets to which Gifts may be . Busineds Agents ot the Board of Trustees, -_ to the Concert, and to the whole ject any and all Models,” amount of the Gift awardIMPORTANT MEDICAL -NOTICR. oh to.it, ae ne The holder of each Coupon will be entitiea. DR.S. T.E. BECK, . ine to the Concert, and to P'Sruwnor ana TOY, Auber of of “May one-fifth of any Gift that ‘Manhood ; _ A phe aap sions." Medioat ke may. be awarded to the Cauve and Cure of Premaiure ure Dee each Ticket, itathin of Bumerou merous Gullforala Patten ment at ene ee Se permanentiy ocated No. 221 Powell Street, . Where he may be conenited on thoee which h has 1oF #0 he ba ge yo ee IMENTAL AND PHYSICAL DRBILI. TY, SPERMATORRAGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, A a. a! . Gena The Bank of California. fl System, whe: sand the errors OCRING -Steih’ sexermaex rerun . fost coon iste iy oF bia ipo pasion ¢ id fessional cases THK SUM OF way 10 his ACKNOW Li Kk seILL ~ wa 65 0 0,000. “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” Uv. 8. GOLD COIN, . This ble work, a recent Diveaaen hn ee and how “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had receipt jmeo by eR the gre Amel of T. B. BECK, No. 221 Powarz Sei. ea" Due Notice wi “ ing of the New york Misem y ihe. epenOffice Hours for Con: ultation, from pgp or onde till 8 P. m., and irom 6 te. Daily, Sundays, 0a. a. ula es ea “p No. 221 Powell Corner Geary Street, San Francisco, je PoLL LL TAX. a PERSONS liable to STATE POLL Tax here! the sain py Arnay. ah er aataeed aed lat of August next, That an ADL on ADDITIONAL DOLLAR WILL JULIUS GREENWALD, Nevada, vine 28a, 1m Treasurer. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ASSETS, Dec, 1et, 1860, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid to date, a 9 000,000 Tdtal Lividends paid to date : OV y Sie 6,600,000 ‘Purely Mutual. Annual Dividends applied in redaction of Preminms; or accumulated at interest or the benefit of sssured, or paid tn cash. Policies issued on all desirable Plaps rg ad as attainable rates . of cost, \ehe GP. SPARKS, Agent,” ” ‘Nevada City, Nevada, June 21st. —_ Where do you buy_ your Haines. Saddles, Robes, Collars, fet; WILLIAM mesma ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. ie iow eee hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Carriage Trimmings,Blankets, §@”* CALL AND SEE POR YOURSELP + OF Orden for Tickets, pst pal, som [won ae woe SR wer dah

L! t se-ever ' days ran. with five stamps, realized ave , but bor over a. year-they: cutting . bed rock and takea ling. A few weeks ago they struck into & gravel lead which is pay-. ing them $8 to $10.4 day to the hand; They have a large extent of ground, anda fair prospect for gecuring’ a re-ward for their perseverance and wil. _G@irissel & Co., whose claims are situ. ated below und adjoining the above; have been ‘engaged for some time in sinking’an incline, and a few days aga); they struck gravel which ptospecis rematkably well. They are now preparing to commence drifting. ‘Several parties are prospecting on the goat ranch, a mile below Washington, and at the upper end of Brandy. Flat. They havea fair prospect of striking something rich. Road Improvement. ‘ “Read Commissioner Cleveland bas Jet a contract to Thos. Nilon to make some excavations on tle road leading out from West Broad:street, near Conly’s residence. Last Spring the Supervisors gave Nevins & Co. permission to sluice away the bill, they agresing to cut out the road bed so as to make nearly a level. grade, and: thus greatly improve the road. Nevins & Co. have perfofmed their part of the contract, being compelled to cut away considerable bed rock, which they did not anticipate when the arrangement was made, Nilon is to receive $100 for exeavating the bank on this side. When this is done it will be a first rate Summer road, but.as it is on the soft graaite it will have to be graveled to be passable in the Winter. This can be done, however, at small expense, as there.is on abundance of gravel in the worked out mining claims near by. Within the past few days there have been destructive fii*s at San Francisco, Sacramento, Gold Ba;' Oroville, Sualphar Springs, and other plaves ; also at -Grags Valley and North San Juan, in this county. The most of these fires were doubtless caused by the fireworks which patriotic Young America insists on burning as his share in the Fourth of July celebration, and which he generally keeps ap for several days. At thisseason of the year, when the wooden baildings are as dry as tinder and heated-by the rays of the sun, the smallest spark may kindle a fire which . will apread rapidly over the town. We have happily so far escaped, but in view of the great danger the citizens generally should be extremely watchful, and the fire companies shoald sce to it that every thing is in readiness for immediate-and effective work in case an alarm is given. ~ a een Mining at Eureka. Thomas Fleyd, superintendent of the Muteal mine, inthe Eureka district, informs fie Grass Valley Union that a clean up just made, after twenty-two $5,000. ‘This isa handsome yield for the number of stamps and the amount of labor émployed ia the mine. Besides the Mutual, the Black & Young mine is looking and paying well. The Birehville Company, after running a long tunnel, have struck a strong ledge, which shows handsomely in free gold andsalphurets. Cousiderable prospecting is going on in the district, and altogether miners are in better spirits and more confident than they have been in & long time. yp Saco ane into the County Treasary daring the month of June were as eee ane fi ra nisin eae 2 ‘saa flames. The fire com-f ere, promptly on. reer © and soon had'stréeams'of water playing . . on the fire, by which means they suc ; joining—a.-barbershop—belonging to the estate of Sandoz>and Scoble’s sa. loon. On the corner was Nathan's brick building, and a brick furniture store below, which with the aid of the firemen arrested the progress of the flames. The restaurant was kept by. Heninger & Howard, and the building with its contents was entirely consumed. The fire wa@ first discovered ia the roof, but ite origin is hot Known. The damage, ‘Ceeded in Confinlig’ the fire to the res eter eekine more.than taurant and ywo wooden baildings ad-. . and the resnit is that it stands at the head of 1 on the individual experiences of tens of thonSreodad .ibsie Sodoe uretet ihe business ach Bitters has now been subjected to tyis . eighteen years, . the class Of remedies 16 which ft belongs. 1¢ has distanced and lived down innumerable . competiters,-and is to-day the Standard Vegetable Tonic of the western world. The happy effects which ‘bive followed ite ase.in cases of dyepepsia, biliousness, nervous affecand aéa@ Constitutional fivigorant, have en: can ever shake its reputation, for itis based sdnds of witnesses, embracing prom nent and ‘well known titiizens of every profession, occupation and class. There is nota including that caused by tle rémoval of gouds-in adjoining buildings, .ia-estimated at $4,000. ‘In the rear of the burned buildings-is-a large vacant lot filled with dry goods boxes, barrels, straw aod other combustible materials, whrch, had it. taken: fire would have communicated with other wooden buildings, and gaused a serious conflagration, Ditch Matters at san Juan. The project. of bringing a new ditch into San Juan and Sebastopol, by the American Mining Co, has been given up. The matters at issue between the Eureka Lake Co. and the American Spooner, Brown & Co., has been amicably arranged, and on Monday next the. American Co. will commence -washing. These claims have paid good dividends heretofore, and. the. renewal ot work thereon will add materially to the business of San Juan. Cliizens? Meeiing at San Juan. At a meeting of the citizens of San Juan, held on Thursday evening, to take measures to protect their property from fire, a report was made that the Chinese would be allowed to rebuild on the burned district, provided that nu building should be erected more than fourteen feet. in. bight, nor within seventy feet of any building now occupied by the whites. The Chinese agreed to the propositions and aré now busily engaged in erecting tenements: a8 per agreement. , Assault and Battery. On the 5th instant, a Chinaman living near~ San Jaan, having imbibed more “benzitie” than was wholesome for his constitution, took occasion to strike and kick his wife, who was tryinfg to induce him to go bome and sober off. He was arrested by Constable “Huckins, taken before Justice Stotlar, and fined $30, which he paid, A Few Left. There has been some call for re of the TRANSCRIPT containing the addresses delivered in this city in commemoration of the adoption.of .the F fteenth Amendment. 6 have a few copies of tbe ‘paper left, which parties can have on applicatien at this.offiece, a Mining Purchase, We learn that @ company of Chinese are negotiating for the purchase of the claims in Greenhorn ¢reek, for a;distance of 4,000 feet, from Ww. L. Townsend’s house ap to Knickerbocker:ra vine. tre’s Gus,” GREAT Saeune. —— Kidd's Building, Broad Street. . plete Without. it, ard the returns of the inMising--Co.,-consisting of ~-Messrs:} Gurrrenixne Tzeru.—Not only does BozoponT impart the warrewess of the purest . y s arrival ot eed poreelain to the teeth, but its POLISH, too. Sarees Basatat ty at It 4. it They, glisten after being brushed with it, . _ Leaving Novag ey te bound. trald. like the inner surface of an ocean shell, and . Vutch Flat, at 6.56.P. a oing and peer the effect of this less. dentrifice is to . via Hed Dog, You Bet aud Lite York. render the en as hard and indestructThe entire trip made in daylight. 43 _— Sutcan™ if laia street = Save and mend the pieces, use “SratpTHE DOLLAR STORE, tuwn or ecttlement In the United States w it is nota medicinal staple, “No-druggtst or . general dealer would ‘consider his stock comtetnal revedte department show that ite . salestéxceed those of any other proprietary restorative manufactured on this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial results derived during along series“ of. years. from the use of Hostetter’s Bitters, have convinced the whole community that the only trué way to restore to healih a broken. down or debilitated system, or to put the human body on its defence when expored to in wholesome influences, is to INVIGORATE, REGULATE and PURIFY it at one.and the same time. The Great Family, Medicine of the Age. Have e nee the introduction of the Pain Killer “to a ine publie and yet at the present time it fe pular aud commands @ larger sale than eve ever Poctore. Ite popularity” is not confined to this country alone ; all ever the world its beneficial effects in curing the {Ils that flesh is heir to,” dre acknowledged an@ appreciated, and a8 8 PAIN KILLER its famc te ne to no own to be prized. race. It need tee to be known to ataaeen a ie cer A on ee me to e efficacy y

and that the PAIN KILLER is dererving of all its rietore ciaim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity it has atiained, ltisa sure and FF VE remedy. Bold by ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MING STREET. JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD inform the citizens t Nevada and vicinity, he is Weteuseaae Tee Cream and Fountain Soda, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties suppiied On thors notice. PY oe lig served up in the highest style onan: Frait Cake, iced or plain, made to “Fresh promo rordata lesa to customers every are e.tat the Bakery _* ‘Nevada and Dutch Flat Stage and Express Line. THE DUTCH FLAT AND NsVAwva STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct with the Kastern and Western bound trains at Daicn Flat, as pede titled it to univereal confidence. Nothing P ROGRAMME OF ? CONCERT TO BE ack Ticket coitsiets of ‘Of Five Coupons, The . all druggtete. Price 2 cts., 50 ., and @1 ‘per. bottie. Directions accompany each bottle. july 2d. . MECHANICS PAVILION, ~ BAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON?! 1THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1870. NDER the direction of Tickets of Admission: $5 aads. GOLD COIN. holder of & whole Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled to admission ROBERT B, 3, Swain. P ent : on) “RALSTON ‘Treapurer Bede Wik, A Distinguished . THOS. R. HAYES, Seeger ed Artists, and embracing selections from . DAVID WILDER, Gar pene tions,intermittent fevers and general debility, the most favorite masters. Trustees ™m, oe a ~~~ SAMUEL ree ~ [@™ Notice to y Mécherive. a . 4 Premium of 8500°> . pecans fe are aera eae bution. t+" The « Trusioes recive the right toe m10-1m TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THISY Magnificent Entertainment, 900,000 Bie ‘{IOKETS WILL BE BOD, At Five Dollars each; Gold Coin. TREASURER : by the distribution by chance of the following ~~ _ wm CIFTSs! 3 eye ‘VIZ : 1GINTOF =1GIESTOF -$100,000 Gop. 50,000 ‘ _LGIFTOF 25,000 “ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “~ 1GIYTOF -*% 19,00 “ 1GIWTOF +--+ 18,000 ~, 1GIFTOP ~ 19,000 « 1GIFTOF 16000. “ 1GIFTOF -15,000 + 1Q@IFTOF 1400 “ 1GIFTOF 183,000 “ 1GIFTOF. + 12,000 « 1GIFTOF + 11,000 « 1GIFTOF . 10,000 iGIFTOF 9000 « 1GIFTOF 86000 # 1GwTror << 4,000 « 1GIETOF 600 “ 1GIFPOR.-. .6000 1GIFTOF.-.400 #« 1GIFT OF -. $000 « 1GIvTror” 200 « -)@EFTOF + =~ 1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF'$1,000 10,000 « 20GIFTSOF 75015,000 “ -20GIFTS OF 600 10,000 “ $0 GIPTS OF 400 12,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 900 16,000 * 50 GIFTS OF ~ 200 10;000 ts 425 GIFTS OF 100 ~.-. 42.500.<* 628 GIFTBINALL, '$500,000 ——— rweex NEVADA AXD pomnesting with FE 4 tainment, and making the distribution of eGo. eee the Gifts, as above announced, the balance GEO? HJ CULBY, Proprietor. . will be applied to extinguishing the present Moved, 09 Pin —_—_—} indebtedness of the Mercantile Library AsNT POWDER . " fc . THE CIA iT POW The Concert‘and Distribution will take COMPANY, ~ place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile LibraAS eee pea Bow ry Assodiation, sesisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected from State, City and County Officers, and well-known citizens of awarded, will receive the same on presentation of such Tickets or to the at their office, — ‘ ‘No 818 California Street, GAN FRANCIBOO, CALs. Will be.returned to the holders of Tickets, . "After payiig die expenses of the fEnterHolders of Tickets to which Gifts may be . Busineds Agents ot the Board of Trustees, -_ to the Concert, and to the whole ject any and all Models,” amount of the Gift awardIMPORTANT MEDICAL -NOTICR. oh to.it, ae ne The holder of each Coupon will be entitiea. DR.S. T.E. BECK, . ine to the Concert, and to P'Sruwnor ana TOY, Auber of of “May one-fifth of any Gift that ‘Manhood ; _ A phe aap sions." Medioat ke may. be awarded to the Cauve and Cure of Premaiure ure Dee each Ticket, itathin of Bumerou merous Gullforala Patten ment at ene ee Se permanentiy ocated No. 221 Powell Street, . Where he may be conenited on thoee which h has 1oF #0 he ba ge yo ee IMENTAL AND PHYSICAL DRBILI. TY, SPERMATORRAGA, NOC. TURNAL LOSSES, A a. a! . Gena The Bank of California. fl System, whe: sand the errors OCRING -Steih’ sexermaex rerun . fost coon iste iy oF bia ipo pasion ¢ id fessional cases THK SUM OF way 10 his ACKNOW Li Kk seILL ~ wa 65 0 0,000. “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” Uv. 8. GOLD COIN, . This ble work, a recent Diveaaen hn ee and how “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had receipt jmeo by eR the gre Amel of T. B. BECK, No. 221 Powarz Sei. ea" Due Notice wi “ ing of the New york Misem y ihe. epenOffice Hours for Con: ultation, from pgp or onde till 8 P. m., and irom 6 te. Daily, Sundays, 0a. a. ula es ea “p No. 221 Powell Corner Geary Street, San Francisco, je PoLL LL TAX. a PERSONS liable to STATE POLL Tax here! the sain py Arnay. ah er aataeed aed lat of August next, That an ADL on ADDITIONAL DOLLAR WILL JULIUS GREENWALD, Nevada, vine 28a, 1m Treasurer. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ASSETS, Dec, 1et, 1860, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid to date, a 9 000,000 Tdtal Lividends paid to date : OV y Sie 6,600,000 ‘Purely Mutual. Annual Dividends applied in redaction of Preminms; or accumulated at interest or the benefit of sssured, or paid tn cash. Policies issued on all desirable Plaps rg ad as attainable rates . of cost, \ehe GP. SPARKS, Agent,” ” ‘Nevada City, Nevada, June 21st. —_ Where do you buy_ your Haines. Saddles, Robes, Collars, fet; WILLIAM mesma ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. ie iow eee hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Carriage Trimmings,Blankets, §@”* CALL AND SEE POR YOURSELP + OF Orden for Tickets, pst pal, som [won ae woe SR wer dah