June 10, 1871 (4 pages)

. will be sold in each ! s the Bearer te also the Ball. $50,000 in Gola. ed among the Ticket bibaptenee $15,000 1,000 1,006 1,000 2,500 2,000 3,000 1,000 $00 1,500 coe eeerewes sto $50, 000 ifts, the Society will ecting a School © the best Plan o be agreed upon by of Plaverville, rded in a precisely Association, at Sap © supervision of a vR_citizens of Plec' the Concert. % (& Brown, Place 1 ‘moneys will be tie. priérite nade. he Gifts will be faird, the reputation of ees Agents and cveis especially referr__ na ai F €8c. 2 Fred. Hunger. kphael, q . Hose Co., current expenses, $15 40; NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, v Whe Fire Department, The Board of Fire Delegates met at the Hall of Nevada Hose Company on Thursday evening, for the purpose of ‘finishing up the business of the year. The following bills were audited : Wm. R. Coe, services as Chief Engineer, $15000; Nevada Pennsylvania Engine Co., current expenses, $50:35.-—€. W. Cornell, clearing hydrants, $6.00. The Secretary was ordered to call an election for Chief Engineer of the Fire Department in accordance with law, and to notify the Secretaries of each Company to make out lists of voters to be submitted to the next meeting of the Board of Delegates for approval. — The credentials 6f the newly elected members were presented as follows: Nevada Hose Company—D. B. Getchell, Foreman; Delegates, John F. Hook,Thos, Flowers,O. E. Tompkins. Pennsylvania Engine Co.— C.T. Canfield, Foreman ; Delegates, P. L. Ryan, Wm. Scott, W. O. Groves. The credentials were found correct, and the parties named declared to be members of the Board of Delegates -for the ensuing year. -The-new Board was immediately organized by the election of John F. Hook, Chairman, and Wm. Scott, Secretary._ The Board then adjourned to the next regular meeting. Bacon Stealing. . VThe storehouse of Mr. Houston, who resides on the Blue Tent road, a short distance from town, was enFriday morning, and. fiye -hams, and ‘about:the same numberof sides and shoulders were stolen, together with an overcoat. The robbers were barefooted, and were tracked into town, down Broad, as far as the head of sidewalk and the track was lost.— Constable Gray made diligent search yesterday morning in Chinatown, but cd, Sacruthentor, or eceived for Tickets. .d for these Tickets m thatthe drawing ce at the time men AN VOORHIESs, evolent Association. lacerville, Cal. j7 10-& PACIFIC US}. de. Equestrian Manager. ny which lately per: and show in NEE’G, JUNE 10, pe of Programme ! ‘tion of Artists ; complete array of inted to thé*public. tirely New ! ot te Artists = the Great Sensation tte, the only back; sie Miaes tn the: Une rasta, the only fourthe world. a ory female Som1e only living Female the vain ; tmble, the Clown m, the Great French BISMARCK BAND. rmance there will be. 1 the outside of the agara Leap 7 toon half-ptice. jeT HOLDERS. DRAWN ON THE Nevada County, and lay 3a, 1876, will be Also, all Warrants . found, The impression: isthat the the ‘missing articles could not be theft was perpetrated by Indians, who took the road to the head of Commercial street, then taking the sidewalk, doubled on their course to the edge of town, and proceeded out to the Indian campoodie. A thorough search in that locality might not be amiss. Board of Examination The County Board of Examination closed its labors yesterday, having been in session threedays. Fourteen applicants presented themselves for examination, five of whom obtained certificates as follows : Second Grade, Miss Fannie Doom, A. C. Pratt, William Herrod;. Third Grade, Miss Allie Davenport and Katie E. Hurley. Chicken Thief Shot at. nm Thursday night, Willard Austin, ae about ‘sixteen, got a shot at a Chinese chicken thief, who was attempting to rob the chicken roost, at his uncle, Barney McLean’s. He found the Chinaman about perpetrating the robbery, and gave him a charge from a shoet-gun. He thinks from the manner in which John made tracks he must have ‘‘warmed his jacket.” _ Whe Cireus To-night. The Atlantic and Pacific Circus, which visited this city a short time since and gave such general satisfaction, will exhibit here again to-night, with a change of programme, many new features being introduced. By many this circus is said to be supe-Tior to any that has traveled in the State for some time. The list of performers will be found in the announcement to-day, and the circus will no doubt be well patronized. Proclaim it unto fhe World and ali the People thereof, That the North San Juati Gift Concert is a decided success. The managers of the same have already sold to the citizens of N. San Juan, One Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars worth of tickets, gold coin, in said xp) & Pitifal Condition,Tr is a sad thing to pass through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whoie habitual condition is one of languor and de. bility. They complain of no specific; dis. have no relish for anything which affords mental or sensuous pleasure to ir more robust and energetic fellow beings. nine cases out of ten this state of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of nature is not supplied bya due and regular ‘assimilation of the’ food, every organ is starved, every function is interrupted. Now, what does stances of depression? The system needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for an hour or two, to sink afterward into a more pitiable condition than ever, (a8 it assuredly would be if an ordinary alcholic stimulant were resorted to, }~but radically and permanently. How is this desirable object to be accomplished? The answer to this question, founded on the unvarying experience of a quarter of a century, is eusily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive: organs by a coursefof Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Do not waste time in administering. temporary remedies, but wake the. system up by recuperating the fountain head of physical strength and, energy, the great organ upon which all the other organs ‘depend for their nurture and support. By the time a dozen doses of the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite will be created, ond with appetite the capacity to digest what it craves. Persevere until the eure is complete—until healthful blood, fit oa the material of flesh and muscle, bone, Cc. d nerve, and brain flows through the annels of circulation, instead of the watery pabulum with which they have hereto. fore been imperfectly nourished. PAIN KILLER. = i eS PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, R. 1, PROPRIETORS. 1840, 1871. The “ Parw Ki.ter” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there hesbaghns. yg el the isa pion pio ‘it has not foun way, 2 ely used and prized. Ticwoowel, tire is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, ‘scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every race ef men on the face of the globe. stan the long period of ycars that the “ Pain ler” has been before the world, it hus uevcr lost Oné whit of its popularity, but; on the contrary; thecal) for-it-hassteadily increased from its first discovery‘ and at no previous time has the demand: for it been so great, or the quantity made been 80, large; 8 to-day, Another s t fact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been’in higher repute, or been more generally used by famiies and individuals, than it has been here at home, where it was. first. discovered and introduced, . That the Pain Killer will continue to be, what we’ have styled it, raz GREAT MEDICINE OF. ‘THE (WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—[ Providence Advertiser. ; NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES . THOMAS SHURTLEFF, OULD respectfully inform the ple of Nevada City and vicinity that he has on hand a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, May 25th. NICK’S TOY & FRUIT STORE. NEVADA CITY, NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. LWAYS gn hand fresh Foreign and Domestic Fruits; Oranges, Lemens, etc.: Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and. Best Goods to be had in the Market. Call and See me. my28-1m NICK SLOCOVICH. NOTICE. So MAY 3ilst, 1871. By reason of an unavoidable delay in printing the Sixty Thousand Leather Tags repre_ senting the Tickets -in our Entertainment we are compelled to defer the Drawing until MONDAY, JUNE 12th. We hereby call the attention of our Ticket-Holders to the annexed Commutication from Messrs. H. 8. CROCKER & CO. Printers, in relation thereto. CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Genera] Agents. Sacramento, May 29th, 1871. Messrs. Cadwalader, Davis & Co. tainment, it will to deliver the same in time for the as announced, but will complete them without fail on or ease; they suffer no positive pain; but/ they . —; common sense suggest under these circum. . . — It-is e very significant fact; that notwith-{HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! ~AT THE— w<*OLD STAND, °C Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, ye NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. ed — AGENTS FOR. A. 8 HALLIDIE & COS. 4 7 WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aND— Paints, Oil, Turpentine, &c. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and AGENT FOR THE “WEED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE: various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, changes hand. et ~Gas and Water Pipe! Glass ‘Ware. Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the PACKING, DAVID THOM. Nevada, May 25th. an CHARLES F. ROBINSON, BELTINGS. DEALER IN AMILY GROCERIES & PRO3 VISIONS. iat OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, . Call and examine STOCK AND BROAD STREET, BBVADA. PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent’’ $250,000" IN: GOLD) GIFTS. A Grand Musical Festival te be given b the ; E + gthy Calaveras Co. Relief Associatjon ' ‘At San “Andreas, ‘Cal: Monday, September 11th, 187%: ° HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, FIND7M ing the county heavily itivolved, by the advice of # convention of Tax-payers, held at Sam Andreas, April 2d, 1871, resolved on this measure rather than resort to repudiation, arid will hold a GRAND MUSICAL ‘FESTIVAL, the proceeds of which will be appl ied to the liquidation of the count debt. 200,000 admission Tickets will be sol at $2 50 each, gold coin, and the holders of Tickets will be entitled to any premium that may be awarded to it. During the Fcstival the magnificent sum of $250,000 in U. 8. gold coin will be distributed to the holders of admission Tickets, as follows, . 1 grand gold coin deeoy 1 grand gold coin gift. 1 grand gold coin gift...+6. grand gold coin gift.. rows grand gold coin gift... grand gold coin gift,...<+ grand gold coin -gift grand gold coin gift.,... grand gold coin gifts,$1,000 each 25,000 grand gold coin gifts, $500 each. 12,500 grand gold coin gifts, $250 each. 12,500 200 grand gold coin gifts, $100 each. 20,000 300 grand gold coin gifts, $50 each. 15,000 1000 grand gold coin gifts, $25 each,, 25,000 1500 grand gold coin gifts, $26 each. 30,000 3550 gaand gold coin gifts, $10 each. 34,500 6,558 gold coin miums $250, 000 The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same manner ag at the Concert given a San Franciseo, in aid of the Mercantile The Drawing will take place under the management of a ‘committee of well known and responsible citizens of the county. TREASURERS—Pacific Bank, San Francisco; B. F. Hastings, & Co., Sacramento; Sun Joaquin Valley Bank, Stockton; with whon all moneys will be deposited and all disbursements made. In addition to the above named gifts, all moneys received for the sale of Tickets, less the expenses, will be paid over to the Board of Supervisors of Calaveras county, for the liquidation of the county debt. or @ guarantee that the Premiums will be fairly drawn, we respectfully refer, by . permission, to the following well known gentlemen: Hon. A. C. Adams, Dist. Judge Mokelumne Hill; B. K. Thorne, Sheriff of Calaveras county; W. A, Wallace, County Clerk-of-Calaveras county; John Gallagher, Esq., Editor Calaveras Chronicle; J.C. Seri ner, Esq., Angels; Hon. T. 8. Beaver, Sacramento; J. G, Severance, Esq., Stockton; J. C. Doak, Esq., Stockton; W. L. Dudley, Esq., Stockton; Col. C.C. Bowman, San Francisco; 8. Forman, Esq., San Francisco; Hon. Wm. Higby, San FranciscoResponsible ts wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Parties at a distance can obtain Tickets by forwarding Checks on any . Banks in San Francisco, Sacramento, Steckton, or any reliable Banking House, Business Manacers.—S. L. Prindle, Chairman Board of Supervisors, San Andreas; A. H. Coulter, Supervisor Second District, San Andreas; M. G. Lewis, Supervisor Third District, San Andreas; J. F. Treet, San Andreas; A. Wylie, San Andreas; B. R. Prince, Altaville, All Orders and Communications should San » California. W. H. CRAWFORD, Ag’t Nevada City. Cee PIANOS-—MASON / & Hanilin’s Organ’s. ~ emo OH EER, CHASE & CO. Agents, 633 Clay st. San Franc F Send for Circulars. eee *. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. eeeeeee SRR were a HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are e, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no a expense to render his guests comfortable, Stages forall parts of the State have their Oftices at this Hotel. The House is kept all t for the accommodation of the veling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, A share of Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. deécll JOHN A. LANCASTER. NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ° inte aren’ pRass CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &c. executed in superior style, at reduced prices. ALL KINDS OF IRON —AND— R@” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 REFRESHMENT SALOON. Hw? located at Dnexruss OLD Stamp No. 50 Pine Street, I am prepared to furnish, at ALL HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, ICE CREAM, And Confectionery of all kinds, AT THE LOWEST RATES. m26 ANTOXE TAM. ce teee FRESH GOODS . eee LOW PRICEs! QUICK SALES! All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, » Nevada, April Ist, 1871. — $90,000 GOLD COIN, be given at ye GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. July 15, 1871. ~ By the Grass Valley Miners’ IN AID OF A HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS. 000 tikets will 60, fap yrs aoe at $250 No Tickets Cancelled! No deduction on amount of Prizes ! D the Festival the sum of $90,000 be distributed to the Ticket holders as OLLOWSB : B Git of gold cold. iiscccos dies $15,000 1 Gift of gold coin,.... 10,000 1 Gift of gold coin.... 6,000 1 Gift of gold coin.. eC ee 2,000 7 Gifts of gold coin, $1,000.. 7,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $500... 5,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $300... 3,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $200... 2,000 60 Gifts of gold coin, $100... 6,000 100 Gifts of gold coin, $50.< devine 6,000 300 Gifts of gold coin, $20... 9,000 200 Gifts of gold coin, $25... 5,000 800 Gifts of gold coin, $20... 16,000 1501 Gifts, $90,000 The gifts wili be awarded ina precisely similar manner as at the concert yiven in aid of the Mereantile Library. The drawing will take place under the management of a Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, Cal. Treasurer~Bank of Thos. Findley & Co,, Grass Valley, With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements w: be made threugh said Bank In addition to the above gifts the sum of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “* Home.” For a guarantee that the gifts will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County. Li ah ae Agents wanted every where. FIFT per cent. discount will made to ies taking Fifty or more Tickets, n receipt of Post Office order or Greenbacks for $30 we will send Twelve Tickets toany address in the United States. All orders should be addressed to GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office—Exchange Building, Grass Valley. ANSON W. LESTER. ©, BE. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, sc. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW § constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL . ~ DEDICATION BALL; GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS _ ~ FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE'S FLAT Tuesday Eve'g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOQD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a ee time is promised to all participants, The public are cordially invited to attend. ; COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: W.D. Long, 8. eos T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, HE UNDERSIGNED having this . 4 Ranch, ee day formed & co-partnership under the eet Ch. Ateatherg. Hi. Atwatet; : “RECEPTION COMMITTEE; +a&. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, : W.C, Clark T, A. Slicer HANSON & GREGORY. . J.knoiwell, . Ni Hegdeon: tae INVITATION COMMITTEE,.MOORE’S FLAT, ALLEGHANY. +. . OBAE Str, John West,-WILL CONTINUE THEGENERAL =. ?" a 2 Perkins. WOOLSEY’S FLAT, © MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R. Johnson, GROCERY, J. C. Cookerly. Ch. Miller, = : WASHINGTON. GRANITEVILLE, : F, M.Hathaway. “T, PCrandall, PROVISION John Sanson. J. H. Cunard, : FOREST CITY. RELIEF ; EN ? ceark mere n wee Cumaie gs ‘ aries Hentzon. 2. * WwooD ’ WILLOW GLASS, NORTH BLOOMFIELD COLUMBIA HILL. John Stone, R, McMurray, AND A.D. Lemaine, A, L. Woodruff, LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, R. fg an OM mcetas J. R. Henry. . Barger. CROCKERY WARE Ww ? BAN JUAN. BIRCHVILLE. J. B. Hunter, yea aghlpongt A. NCrane. Geo. B. Newell. CROCKERY, SWEETLAND, FRENCH CORRAL, . B. Woop, Wm. M. Eddy, H. P. Sweetland, V. G. Bell. AND NEVADA CITY, A. D.-Tower,----------"9 Hy Caswells~: : ae FLOOR MANAGERS. LIQUOR BUSINESS, . w. ¥cummings, “+s. 1b Blackwall. a Tickets, (including Supper).. $5.00. AT TH OLD STAND Moore's Flat,.May 19th, 1871. > REMOVAL. ‘PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock —OFr— Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., \ TO THEIR NEW STORE Under the Daily Transcript Office ae 8. W. UORNER OF ~ . BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Nevada, May 26th. : WAX FLOWERS. RS, A. L, FROST ANNOUNCES TO the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that she is prepared to form a Class for Instruction in the Artof Manufacturing all kinds of us . Wax Flowers, Fruit and Leather Work. Also the Art of Antique and Trans-~ fer Painting. LESSONS GIVEN IN HAIR WORK. &#" Specimens of my work may be seen at Mr. KNOWLTON'S Jewelry Store, on Broad Street. Residence ot Mrs. M. A. HILL’S, Main st. MRS. A. L. FROST. Nevada City, April 2th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be Fe-opened on MONDAY, MAY 224, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a BOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, to. gether with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous off aequiring a knowledge of Sawin bn pienned pele residence, oran Ever Class. especial ad~ vantage will be toemed . in ihe School Reom, . JOHN G, Teacher. Rev. Fatber » President. myl9, EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION: —oFr THE— MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continue FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO. The Exhibition Building covers an area of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the various details of light, ventilation, steam power, water supply and provisions for the requirements and comfort of visitors, i Application for space must be made before the Fifteenth 7: ey J ay next, and articles must be in posi by the time of opening.’ Blank Applications for Space, Rules and Regulations, Premium Lists; and all information will be sent on apptication, by addregaing J. H. GILMORE, Special Agent, Mechanics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care articles intended for exhibition may be sent. m23 A. 8. HALLIDIE, President. UNION MARKET, ee JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Prop’r, EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. _ Nevada, June 6th. : CAL’NIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY’S STEAMERS, . Hine are requested to 23 ie Gift Concert, as duly certified to by — culhoten will OF ALL KINDS: PRIVATE SCHOOL. Nevada, May 9th. i “OPOLLS and YOSEMITE will Poy the, statement inserted in snother . "°”'We remain. very traly, BS. R. SHURTLEFR, having taken DENTISTRY. o'clock, Ma, froma the foot of K Serge’ A column of our paper, signed by the . _ 4 "i. 6. Ghocuzn & 9. And fittings always on hand—and Mi loargs of ta tchoot recently taught Ao ook, My re Ar Poole, Mace ies professional and businessmen ofSanj «> For Sheriff. : ‘ eg tee Shea oo eeaee next. leave on Moxpays, WEDNESDAYS aud Fx. a i had h 26.0 teacher RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES, . pays. Juan, whom, among others, purORN eh eeee Salley, will connections made with the Mane Genet th poveaed ia tena sil the D have opened an office, — Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster, Master, chased Building, . — os ese County, to the decision of City Water Works. “Terms the same as heretofore. Cruse: Lester & Matloy’s fitves. * . amath, é Democratle County Convention. p i ) Nevada, June 6th, 1871. } For Red Bluff. New Office. , oy < es Ke tesaed ome nthe mmepin soeray Of! whe st + VICTOR, Page, wit Dr. BR. M. Hunt has a new office} JAMES A) ‘sTIDGEUR, qd W. H. CRAWFORD, For County Treasurer. eee aot tatcd ctylen . “. teave for RED BLUFY and the édinve Reatly fitted wp in tite \wenr/ot Pros-. ‘A "ARC uicang Chama. Saeaing and . eee . AMES J. OTT In dereby announced . “Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver, . Landings every BarwaDar MORNING, ut T 4. »itom & Pairchila’s store, under the sing Houses, Lats Gc Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Per »for the office of County . Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction . Moo ie Oe je spply on board, or Taaxscurrt office. The entrayce is. Sore wan OF, BIWGER, AT NORTH si , decision of the Wan Mopublican TA gr eclinel ere epert veh rr oye? ir peel Pi ‘A. BEDINGTON, Agent. a phe yagi ye oa , : ; . Cailfornia Paaific Railzoed Stenmers. gp Pine street. ‘BAN JUAN. ei 30. . Repel, Siny 2a, BOM, ; fei . Heve's, May ¥0th, 1871. . si Span jh a paste kate wien

. will be sold in each ! s the Bearer te also the Ball. $50,000 in Gola. ed among the Ticket bibaptenee $15,000 1,000 1,006 1,000 2,500 2,000 3,000 1,000 $00 1,500 coe eeerewes sto $50, 000 ifts, the Society will ecting a School © the best Plan o be agreed upon by of Plaverville, rded in a precisely Association, at Sap © supervision of a vR_citizens of Plec' the Concert. % (& Brown, Place 1 ‘moneys will be tie. priérite nade. he Gifts will be faird, the reputation of ees Agents and cveis especially referr__ na ai F €8c. 2 Fred. Hunger. kphael, q . Hose Co., current expenses, $15 40; NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, v Whe Fire Department, The Board of Fire Delegates met at the Hall of Nevada Hose Company on Thursday evening, for the purpose of ‘finishing up the business of the year. The following bills were audited : Wm. R. Coe, services as Chief Engineer, $15000; Nevada Pennsylvania Engine Co., current expenses, $50:35.-—€. W. Cornell, clearing hydrants, $6.00. The Secretary was ordered to call an election for Chief Engineer of the Fire Department in accordance with law, and to notify the Secretaries of each Company to make out lists of voters to be submitted to the next meeting of the Board of Delegates for approval. — The credentials 6f the newly elected members were presented as follows: Nevada Hose Company—D. B. Getchell, Foreman; Delegates, John F. Hook,Thos, Flowers,O. E. Tompkins. Pennsylvania Engine Co.— C.T. Canfield, Foreman ; Delegates, P. L. Ryan, Wm. Scott, W. O. Groves. The credentials were found correct, and the parties named declared to be members of the Board of Delegates -for the ensuing year. -The-new Board was immediately organized by the election of John F. Hook, Chairman, and Wm. Scott, Secretary._ The Board then adjourned to the next regular meeting. Bacon Stealing. . VThe storehouse of Mr. Houston, who resides on the Blue Tent road, a short distance from town, was enFriday morning, and. fiye -hams, and ‘about:the same numberof sides and shoulders were stolen, together with an overcoat. The robbers were barefooted, and were tracked into town, down Broad, as far as the head of sidewalk and the track was lost.— Constable Gray made diligent search yesterday morning in Chinatown, but cd, Sacruthentor, or eceived for Tickets. .d for these Tickets m thatthe drawing ce at the time men AN VOORHIESs, evolent Association. lacerville, Cal. j7 10-& PACIFIC US}. de. Equestrian Manager. ny which lately per: and show in NEE’G, JUNE 10, pe of Programme ! ‘tion of Artists ; complete array of inted to thé*public. tirely New ! ot te Artists = the Great Sensation tte, the only back; sie Miaes tn the: Une rasta, the only fourthe world. a ory female Som1e only living Female the vain ; tmble, the Clown m, the Great French BISMARCK BAND. rmance there will be. 1 the outside of the agara Leap 7 toon half-ptice. jeT HOLDERS. DRAWN ON THE Nevada County, and lay 3a, 1876, will be Also, all Warrants . found, The impression: isthat the the ‘missing articles could not be theft was perpetrated by Indians, who took the road to the head of Commercial street, then taking the sidewalk, doubled on their course to the edge of town, and proceeded out to the Indian campoodie. A thorough search in that locality might not be amiss. Board of Examination The County Board of Examination closed its labors yesterday, having been in session threedays. Fourteen applicants presented themselves for examination, five of whom obtained certificates as follows : Second Grade, Miss Fannie Doom, A. C. Pratt, William Herrod;. Third Grade, Miss Allie Davenport and Katie E. Hurley. Chicken Thief Shot at. nm Thursday night, Willard Austin, ae about ‘sixteen, got a shot at a Chinese chicken thief, who was attempting to rob the chicken roost, at his uncle, Barney McLean’s. He found the Chinaman about perpetrating the robbery, and gave him a charge from a shoet-gun. He thinks from the manner in which John made tracks he must have ‘‘warmed his jacket.” _ Whe Cireus To-night. The Atlantic and Pacific Circus, which visited this city a short time since and gave such general satisfaction, will exhibit here again to-night, with a change of programme, many new features being introduced. By many this circus is said to be supe-Tior to any that has traveled in the State for some time. The list of performers will be found in the announcement to-day, and the circus will no doubt be well patronized. Proclaim it unto fhe World and ali the People thereof, That the North San Juati Gift Concert is a decided success. The managers of the same have already sold to the citizens of N. San Juan, One Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars worth of tickets, gold coin, in said xp) & Pitifal Condition,Tr is a sad thing to pass through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whoie habitual condition is one of languor and de. bility. They complain of no specific; dis. have no relish for anything which affords mental or sensuous pleasure to ir more robust and energetic fellow beings. nine cases out of ten this state of lassitude and torpor arises from a morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of nature is not supplied bya due and regular ‘assimilation of the’ food, every organ is starved, every function is interrupted. Now, what does stances of depression? The system needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for an hour or two, to sink afterward into a more pitiable condition than ever, (a8 it assuredly would be if an ordinary alcholic stimulant were resorted to, }~but radically and permanently. How is this desirable object to be accomplished? The answer to this question, founded on the unvarying experience of a quarter of a century, is eusily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive: organs by a coursefof Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Do not waste time in administering. temporary remedies, but wake the. system up by recuperating the fountain head of physical strength and, energy, the great organ upon which all the other organs ‘depend for their nurture and support. By the time a dozen doses of the great vegetable tonic and invigorant have been taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite will be created, ond with appetite the capacity to digest what it craves. Persevere until the eure is complete—until healthful blood, fit oa the material of flesh and muscle, bone, Cc. d nerve, and brain flows through the annels of circulation, instead of the watery pabulum with which they have hereto. fore been imperfectly nourished. PAIN KILLER. = i eS PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, R. 1, PROPRIETORS. 1840, 1871. The “ Parw Ki.ter” may justly be styled the great medicine of the world, for there hesbaghns. yg el the isa pion pio ‘it has not foun way, 2 ely used and prized. Ticwoowel, tire is no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of a considerable variety of diseases; it isa speedy and safe remedy for burns, ‘scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds, and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrhea, and bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited for every race ef men on the face of the globe. stan the long period of ycars that the “ Pain ler” has been before the world, it hus uevcr lost Oné whit of its popularity, but; on the contrary; thecal) for-it-hassteadily increased from its first discovery‘ and at no previous time has the demand: for it been so great, or the quantity made been 80, large; 8 to-day, Another s t fact is, that nowhere has the Pain Killer ever been’in higher repute, or been more generally used by famiies and individuals, than it has been here at home, where it was. first. discovered and introduced, . That the Pain Killer will continue to be, what we’ have styled it, raz GREAT MEDICINE OF. ‘THE (WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—[ Providence Advertiser. ; NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES . THOMAS SHURTLEFF, OULD respectfully inform the ple of Nevada City and vicinity that he has on hand a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, May 25th. NICK’S TOY & FRUIT STORE. NEVADA CITY, NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. LWAYS gn hand fresh Foreign and Domestic Fruits; Oranges, Lemens, etc.: Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and. Best Goods to be had in the Market. Call and See me. my28-1m NICK SLOCOVICH. NOTICE. So MAY 3ilst, 1871. By reason of an unavoidable delay in printing the Sixty Thousand Leather Tags repre_ senting the Tickets -in our Entertainment we are compelled to defer the Drawing until MONDAY, JUNE 12th. We hereby call the attention of our Ticket-Holders to the annexed Commutication from Messrs. H. 8. CROCKER & CO. Printers, in relation thereto. CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Genera] Agents. Sacramento, May 29th, 1871. Messrs. Cadwalader, Davis & Co. tainment, it will to deliver the same in time for the as announced, but will complete them without fail on or ease; they suffer no positive pain; but/ they . —; common sense suggest under these circum. . . — It-is e very significant fact; that notwith-{HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! ~AT THE— w<*OLD STAND, °C Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, ye NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. ed — AGENTS FOR. A. 8 HALLIDIE & COS. 4 7 WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aND— Paints, Oil, Turpentine, &c. Wooden, Willow, Crockery, and AGENT FOR THE “WEED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE: various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, changes hand. et ~Gas and Water Pipe! Glass ‘Ware. Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the PACKING, DAVID THOM. Nevada, May 25th. an CHARLES F. ROBINSON, BELTINGS. DEALER IN AMILY GROCERIES & PRO3 VISIONS. iat OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, . Call and examine STOCK AND BROAD STREET, BBVADA. PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent’’ $250,000" IN: GOLD) GIFTS. A Grand Musical Festival te be given b the ; E + gthy Calaveras Co. Relief Associatjon ' ‘At San “Andreas, ‘Cal: Monday, September 11th, 187%: ° HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, FIND7M ing the county heavily itivolved, by the

advice of # convention of Tax-payers, held at Sam Andreas, April 2d, 1871, resolved on this measure rather than resort to repudiation, arid will hold a GRAND MUSICAL ‘FESTIVAL, the proceeds of which will be appl ied to the liquidation of the count debt. 200,000 admission Tickets will be sol at $2 50 each, gold coin, and the holders of Tickets will be entitled to any premium that may be awarded to it.. During the Fcstival the magnificent sum of $250,000 in U. 8. gold coin will be distributed to the holders of admission Tickets, as follows, . 1 grand gold coin deeoy 1 grand gold coin gift.. 1 grand gold coin gift.....+6. grand gold coin gift.... rows grand gold coin gift...... grand gold coin gift,.....<+ grand gold coin -gift grand gold coin gift.,..... grand gold coin gifts,$1,000 each 25,000 grand gold coin gifts, $500 each. 12,500 grand gold coin gifts, $250 each. 12,500 200 grand gold coin gifts, $100 each. 20,000 300 grand gold coin gifts, $50 each. 15,000 1000 grand gold coin gifts, $25 each,, 25,000 1500 grand gold coin gifts, $26 each. 30,000 3550 gaand gold coin gifts, $10 each. 34,500 6,558 gold coin miums $250, 000 The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same manner ag at the Concert given a San Franciseo, in aid of the Mercantile The Drawing will take place under the management of a ‘committee of well known and responsible citizens of the county. TREASURERS—Pacific Bank, San Francisco; B. F. Hastings, & Co., Sacramento; Sun Joaquin Valley Bank, Stockton; with whon all moneys will be deposited and all disbursements made. In addition to the above named gifts, all moneys received for the sale of Tickets, less the expenses, will be paid over to the Board of Supervisors of Calaveras county, for the liquidation of the county debt. or @ guarantee that the Premiums will be fairly drawn, we respectfully refer, by . permission, to the following well known gentlemen: Hon. A. C. Adams, Dist. Judge Mokelumne Hill; B. K. Thorne, Sheriff of Calaveras county; W. A, Wallace, County Clerk-of-Calaveras county; John Gallagher, Esq., Editor Calaveras Chronicle; J.C. Seri ner, Esq., Angels; Hon. T. 8. Beaver, Sacramento; J. G, Severance, Esq., Stockton; J. C. Doak, Esq., Stockton; W. L. Dudley, Esq., Stockton; Col. C.C. Bowman, San Francisco; 8. Forman, Esq., San Francisco; Hon. Wm. Higby, San FranciscoResponsible ts wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Parties at a distance can obtain Tickets by forwarding Checks on any . Banks in San Francisco, Sacramento, Steckton, or any reliable Banking House, Business Manacers.—S. L. Prindle, Chairman Board of Supervisors, San Andreas; A. H. Coulter, Supervisor Second District, San Andreas; M. G. Lewis, Supervisor Third District, San Andreas; J. F. Treet, San Andreas; A. Wylie, San Andreas; B. R. Prince, Altaville, All Orders and Communications should San » California. W. H. CRAWFORD, Ag’t Nevada City. Cee PIANOS-—MASON / & Hanilin’s Organ’s. ~ emo OH EER, CHASE & CO. Agents, 633 Clay st. San Franc F Send for Circulars. eee *. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. eeeeeee SRR were a HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are e, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no a expense to render his guests comfortable, Stages forall parts of the State have their Oftices at this Hotel. The House is kept all t for the accommodation of the veling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, A share of Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. deécll JOHN A. LANCASTER. NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ° inte aren’ pRass CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &c. executed in superior style, at reduced prices. ALL KINDS OF IRON —AND— R@” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 REFRESHMENT SALOON. Hw? located at Dnexruss OLD Stamp No. 50 Pine Street, I am prepared to furnish, at ALL HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, ICE CREAM, And Confectionery of all kinds, AT THE LOWEST RATES. m26 ANTOXE TAM. ce teee FRESH GOODS . eee LOW PRICEs! QUICK SALES! All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, » Nevada, April Ist, 1871. — $90,000 GOLD COIN, be given at ye GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA COUNTY, CAL. July 15, 1871. ~ By the Grass Valley Miners’ IN AID OF A HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS. 000 tikets will 60, fap yrs aoe at $250 No Tickets Cancelled! No deduction on amount of Prizes ! D the Festival the sum of $90,000 be distributed to the Ticket holders as OLLOWSB : B Git of gold cold. iiscccos dies $15,000 1 Gift of gold coin,........ 10,000 1 Gift of gold coin........ 6,000 1 Gift of gold coin... eC ee 2,000 7 Gifts of gold coin, $1,000.... 7,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $500..... 5,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $300..... 3,000 10 Gifts of gold coin, $200..... 2,000 60 Gifts of gold coin, $100..... 6,000 100 Gifts of gold coin, $50..< devine 6,000 300 Gifts of gold coin, $20...... 9,000 200 Gifts of gold coin, $25...... 5,000 800 Gifts of gold coin, $20...... 16,000 1501 Gifts, $90,000 The gifts wili be awarded ina precisely similar manner as at the concert yiven in aid of the Mereantile Library. The drawing will take place under the management of a Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, Cal. Treasurer~Bank of Thos. Findley & Co,, Grass Valley, With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements w: be made threugh said Bank In addition to the above gifts the sum of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “* Home.” For a guarantee that the gifts will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County. Li ah ae Agents wanted every where. FIFT per cent. discount will made to ies taking Fifty or more Tickets, n receipt of Post Office order or Greenbacks for $30 we will send Twelve Tickets toany address in the United States. All orders should be addressed to GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office—Exchange Building, Grass Valley. ANSON W. LESTER. ©, BE. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, sc. NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW § constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL . ~ DEDICATION BALL; GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS _ ~ FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE'S FLAT Tuesday Eve'g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOQD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a ee time is promised to all participants, The public are cordially invited to attend. ; COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: W.D. Long, 8. eos T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, HE UNDERSIGNED having this . 4 Ranch, ee day formed & co-partnership under the eet Ch. Ateatherg. Hi. Atwatet; : “RECEPTION COMMITTEE; +a&. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, : W.C, Clark T, A. Slicer HANSON & GREGORY. . J.knoiwell, . Ni Hegdeon: tae INVITATION COMMITTEE,.MOORE’S FLAT, ALLEGHANY. +.. . OBAE Str, John West,-WILL CONTINUE THEGENERAL =. ?" a 2 Perkins. WOOLSEY’S FLAT, © MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R. Johnson, GROCERY, J. C. Cookerly. Ch. Miller, = : WASHINGTON. GRANITEVILLE, : F, M.Hathaway. “T, PCrandall, PROVISION John Sanson. J. H. Cunard, : FOREST CITY. RELIEF ; EN ? ceark mere n wee Cumaie gs ‘ aries Hentzon. 2. * WwooD ’ WILLOW GLASS, NORTH BLOOMFIELD COLUMBIA HILL. John Stone, R, McMurray, AND A.D. Lemaine, A, L. Woodruff, LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, R. fg an OM mcetas J. R. Henry. . Barger. CROCKERY WARE Ww ? BAN JUAN. BIRCHVILLE. J. B. Hunter, yea aghlpongt A. NCrane. Geo. B. Newell. CROCKERY, SWEETLAND, FRENCH CORRAL, . B. Woop, Wm. M. Eddy, H. P. Sweetland, V. G. Bell. AND NEVADA CITY, A. D.-Tower,----------"9 Hy Caswells~: : ae FLOOR MANAGERS. LIQUOR BUSINESS, . w. ¥cummings, “+s. 1b Blackwall. a Tickets, (including Supper)... $5.00. AT TH OLD STAND Moore's Flat,.May 19th, 1871. > REMOVAL. ‘PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock —OFr— Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c., \ TO THEIR NEW STORE Under the Daily Transcript Office ae 8. W. UORNER OF ~ . BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Nevada, May 26th. : WAX FLOWERS. RS, A. L, FROST ANNOUNCES TO the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that she is prepared to form a Class for Instruction in the Artof Manufacturing all kinds of us . Wax Flowers, Fruit and Leather Work. Also the Art of Antique and Trans-~ fer Painting. LESSONS GIVEN IN HAIR WORK. &#" Specimens of my work may be seen at Mr. KNOWLTON'S Jewelry Store, on Broad Street. Residence ot Mrs. M. A. HILL’S, Main st. MRS. A. L. FROST. Nevada City, April 2th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be Fe-opened on MONDAY, MAY 224, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a BOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, to. gether with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous off aequiring a knowledge of Sawin bn pienned pele residence, oran Ever Class. especial ad~ vantage will be toemed . in ihe School Reom, . JOHN G, Teacher. Rev. Fatber » President. myl9, EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION: —oFr THE— MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continue FOUR WEEKS, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISCO. The Exhibition Building covers an area of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the various details of light, ventilation, steam power, water supply and provisions for the requirements and comfort of visitors, i Application for space must be made before the Fifteenth 7: ey J ay next, and articles must be in posi by the time of opening.’ Blank Applications for Space, Rules and Regulations, Premium Lists; and all information will be sent on apptication, by addregaing J. H. GILMORE, Special Agent, Mechanics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care articles intended for exhibition may be sent. m23 A. 8. HALLIDIE, President. UNION MARKET, ee JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Prop’r, EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. _ Nevada, June 6th. : CAL’NIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY’S STEAMERS, . Hine are requested to 23 ie Gift Concert, as duly certified to by — culhoten will OF ALL KINDS: PRIVATE SCHOOL. Nevada, May 9th. i “OPOLLS and YOSEMITE will Poy the, statement inserted in snother . "°”'We remain. very traly, BS. R. SHURTLEFR, having taken DENTISTRY. o'clock, Ma, froma the foot of K Serge’ A column of our paper, signed by the . _ 4 "i. 6. Ghocuzn & 9. And fittings always on hand—and Mi loargs of ta tchoot recently taught Ao ook, My re Ar Poole, Mace ies professional and businessmen ofSanj «> For Sheriff. : ‘ eg tee Shea oo eeaee next. leave on Moxpays, WEDNESDAYS aud Fx. a i had h 26.0 teacher RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES, . pays. Juan, whom, among others, purORN eh eeee Salley, will connections made with the Mane Genet th poveaed ia tena sil the D have opened an office, — Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster, Master, chased Building, . — os ese County, to the decision of City Water Works. “Terms the same as heretofore. Cruse: Lester & Matloy’s fitves. * . amath, é Democratle County Convention. p i ) Nevada, June 6th, 1871. } For Red Bluff. New Office. , oy < es Ke tesaed ome nthe mmepin soeray Of! whe st + VICTOR, Page, wit Dr. BR. M. Hunt has a new office} JAMES A) ‘sTIDGEUR, qd W. H. CRAWFORD, For County Treasurer. eee aot tatcd ctylen . “. teave for RED BLUFY and the édinve Reatly fitted wp in tite \wenr/ot Pros-. ‘A "ARC uicang Chama. Saeaing and . eee . AMES J. OTT In dereby announced . “Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver, . Landings every BarwaDar MORNING, ut T 4. »itom & Pairchila’s store, under the sing Houses, Lats Gc Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Per »for the office of County . Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction . Moo ie Oe je spply on board, or Taaxscurrt office. The entrayce is. Sore wan OF, BIWGER, AT NORTH si , decision of the Wan Mopublican TA gr eclinel ere epert veh rr oye? ir peel Pi ‘A. BEDINGTON, Agent. a phe yagi ye oa , : ; . Cailfornia Paaific Railzoed Stenmers. gp Pine street.. ‘BAN JUAN. ei 30. . Repel, Siny 2a, BOM, ; fei . Heve's, May ¥0th, 1871. . si Span jh a paste kate wien