June 18, 1870 (4 pages)

, th on the a all anany ain €;. ment iren’s uities FR , ie 2 Cad (He yt Beis ¢ i Fee Be nin = et ee. a Oley ipelet ; ‘on Tuyanday evening, bi bills Read ed a . vs JSheperes -fand—work on aueaia NtE B ' a culverts, for Jovi heria $37 25: satiate and advertising, $9. Ou fire fund—Nevada Co, No. 1, $16 ; Penneyivenia Fire Co. No.2, $16 40: or Report” of City Marshal fer” the month received and placed on file. : Pétitions Were , presented asking a reduction of liquor licenses, and license for ‘billiard tables; also, a protest against a'teduction; The matter was discussed at length, and a motion to fix liquor licetse at $7 50, and billiard table license at $3 per quarter, was rejected—aye 1, noes 2. On motion, ordered that the Mar-. shal be’ instrueted to notify «property owners to repair sidewalks and the street planking in front. of their. lots, where such repairs are needed. A’ éommunication was laid before the Board from the invitation committee inviting the Board to participate as a body’in'the Fourth of July celebration at-GrassValley. It appearing _ that three members of the Board. would be unable to attend, the Clerk was in< structed to potilg the committes that it would not be §onvenient to accept the invitation. In. the matter of. putting inva larger ~ pipe at the head of the. city water works, thie-Board decided to postpoue action until further information was obtained. as aa Social Statistics. . The Ceneus Marshals of this county. have reevived the blanks to be filled up, giving the social statistics. The statistics to de collected under this head inclade the trae valuation of real and’ personal property of the county ; debt and debts of the towns ; the rates of taxation for State, county and town purposes; the number of paupers, 'native and foreign; the nuwber. of crim” inals convicted during the year; the libraries, including public, private, church, Sunday school, and the number of volumes in each ; colleges, academies and schools, with the average number of teachers and pupils; newspapers and periodicals, their character, how often published, and average circulation; charch organizations and churchedifices, with the number which those of each denomination will accommodate, and the total value of church property. The average wages per month of farm laborers, hired by the year, with and without board ; the wages per day of laborers and carpenters, and the average wages per week of female “domestics, are also to be given. , , Fairand Festival. The Fair and Festival given by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Society closed out on Thursday evening, and Was in every respect # success. The ladies request us to express their heartiest thanks for the ample assistance efforded them, andthe services were 60 complete and efficient that they scarcely kaow where to begin or end in their expression of gratitude. They are under lasting obligations to the Nevada Choral Society, to the musicians, to the friends in charge of the tableaux; to the earnest co-operation of the young folks, and to the people generally, for the valuable and material aid afforded. ‘ads Slow Freight. i Wells, Fargo & Co. are,now making arrangements thet will enablethem ‘to slow freight from San Francisco to y@t the rate of $1.50 s hondred. It will be a day or so behind the fast freight, but will be in charge <a 0m Snes bina — Sw lead indigh ‘ csi st . . Our Late Rostamaster.:: — Mr. Frank Guild, who has surrendered commodating and popular officer, but } by his correct and méthodical business j habits, and tact in appreciating the ‘public wants, he succeeded in raising the grade of sthe office ‘to: that of the second class. His numerous friends Hhere will’ wish “him success -in-what-}ever enterprise he may embark. Kor the Kast, : Mr: Stoddard, teacher of the San past, bas resigned his. position, and leaves to-day for the Eastern States. ‘He has been an efficient, first class teacher, and his departure is much regtetted by the titizens of North San Juan, where he has. been so long emtployed. He goes East for the purpose of studying dentistry, either in the city Water Works. The City Fathers yesterday went out to the reservoirs at thé head of the’ city water works, to take a view of the improvements, and also to obtain information as to the necessity and pelicy of enlarging the capacity of the pipes. The cost of putting in larger pipes has. ‘not "been ‘ascertained, and the guardians of the city have not as yet arrived at any conclasion. on the subject. a Closing Exercises, The closing exercises of the school of Misses Edwards and Palmer took place yesterday afternoon, and consisted in readings, recitations, singing, etc, The pupils of this school are all young, but have made good progress in their studies, and acquitted themselves remarkably well for their ages: There will be a vacation for some’ weeks, when the school will again open. : > o-— Geological Survey. Mr. Bowman, of the State Geological surveying corps, arrived in town yesterday. His branch of the business is to make a survey and map of the lava . deposits; the gravel ranges, and the an-. table cient river channels, as far as the same can be ascertained.’ He leaves to-day for You Bet, and to-morrow will proceed up the railroad. teward the summit. Rolls of Honor, The following are the Rolls of Honor of the Public schools of this city for the month ending June 17th: Miss Florence Edwards’ school—Laura Grahamy Maggie Maddigan, Willie Quigley, John on, Louisa Schafer, rnest Welsh, Nellie Clark, George Pascoe, EddieJones, Clemence Isoard, Ettie Lowman, Katie’ Ford; Clvarlie Schafer. Mies Emma Palmer’s school—Emma Ort, Charlie Kent, Carrie Gordon, Mary McCarnia, Eddie Guild, Molly Schafer, Mary Baldridge, Wren Cannon, Ellen Alty, Abe Greenwald, Emma Schemer, Emily King. Quartz Loca tion. The Pallman Company have located twelve claims of one hundred feet each, on & quartz ledge situated on Old Man Mcuntain, in Meadow Lake District. The location was made on the 7th instant, and the notice filed for record on the 16th. ’ Beware or TooTn ‘Powons vended under the name of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere to the only preparation that really preserves the teeth and hardens the gume, fragrant Sozopont. Ite ‘effects on decaying teeth are marvelous. “Spanpana’s: Guve” mends Crockery, Wooden Ware, etr. A. HENNEMAX, HENNEMAN & GRAF. WV, INEORM THRIE FRIENDS i¢ operelly that they have oon, Oppos tne National Ww’ a daNes gaan Be yg ag — “i keep conetantly et ise very beat. of Wines, Beer: Ales, Liquors & Cigars to which they invite the atrention ofthe entire community, Give us acall. my27 THE CIANT POWDER COMPANY, A eS camathctare + tae BLASTING « POWDER: CHABLEY GRAF, . scram sis ter Juan Grammar school for several years ‘s ecaldé; Cats,” ’ other “injuries, as well as for dysentery, Boston or Philadelphia Dental a 4 the Nevada Posteffiee to his successor,. ) © (. has held the place for the full term of . fout Yeats. He’ was. not only an acPlame. teats. the vaikeths ores. things. FoR TeInTe YEARS! “Fas deen testedins vse verbal} <a. and by almost e nation. ywn_to A merithe traveler, on sea and land, and no one should travel: on our Lakes ‘on Rivers WiTH“bisa and safe: remedy for barhs, ieee, wounds; and yarious . diarrhoea, and bowel complaints ‘gen and is inaeabiy: suited for every race of men on the globe. Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted to be cold on the great reputation -ofthis valuable medicine, “Birections omen éach bettie: 25 cts, 60 cts and A Cog per rouy. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. je 4— Life. The cares and labors of business life are apt to tel severely upon the health and conetitution of the ardent, energetic business man, and when the need of some sustaining agent is felt, stimulants that cause only a temporary exhilaration, and leave the system ina state of partial collapée when their first effect has passed off, are to Often resorted to. As certainly as fire leaves behind ita residum of ashes, the use of the adulterated liquors of commerce produces premature exhaustion and decay. Touch them not, Tone and reg» ulate the overtaxed vital machinery with Hoetettér’s Stomach Bit‘érs: In that wholesome elixir, the alcoholic element, which is the purest derivable from any eouree, is temperand anti-febrile vegetable extracts and juices. To strengthen, recruit, solace and purify,the eystent is the mission of the great vegetable specific, When the stomach is ina healthy state, the bile flows regularly, ‘the bowels perform their office properly, and the telegraphic fibres of the nervous system are in perfect can be borne without riek or i ‘and the direct effect of the Bitters isto mote. this vigorous condition of the funct: one upon which the nouriehmens of the body, and its power of endurance mainly depend. ‘rhe tonic and alterative is, therefore emphatically genommmende’ <2 scennmmanie Frengthen opert allupon whom the respo: melfiiitios of iife press heavily, and who fee fea like fain bee — bur'hen, A live} are a ee nye igestion, elastic spirits, and ig a sbinty to withstand Simao enene blessings justly ascriba senor: et a of thie palameg in cooery me compared with it, HARDWARE —AT— SAN sd ile PRICES. if AM RECEIVING MY DS direct from the Manufacturies, Will sell at San Francisco Prices. Having made arrangements to get my Goeds by Rall, DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS, am enabled to compete with Bay Dealers, Consisting of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cutlery of the Finest Quality. a SILVER PLATED WARE FROM Rodgers’ Manufacturing Company of Harttord. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britton, on. Henry Dieston & Co. Philadelphia. Stanley Kule Company, New Britton, Con. Parker & Whipple, West Meriden, Con, Mayer & Co. New York. And many other Eastern Dealers and Manufacturers. AGENT FOR THE California & Giant Powder Works A LARGE STOCK OF Nails, Belting, Fuse, Qaickaliver, Gas and Water Pipe: Brass Goods, Gum Hose. Manufactured, Hydraulic Pipe, A Lov on band—warranted. . sTOVEs, ’ TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Manufactured to order. [a~ Come and see the Largest and Best selected stock ever offered in this city. gar Plenty of GIANT POWDER on whieh will be sold at One Doliar and Two cents per poumds Ah tie ook joa "Pine Street. ed by the choicest tonic, aperient, anti-bilious 7 working order, an enormous amount ef labor indeed there is } can be Sty yypewrsawevenee . Tickets’ for ale’ Jusie 1st; 1870. : ONLY AT THR OFFICE. ° ? OS” A liberal, discount will be allowed Tess 100, SPR 0g 4.009 Tishaa. are p bomebt in one lot.: i The Trustees hi _Assocra = ‘sal been cata A : . MECHANICS’: ae very. cans. *it is the almost constant companion . and inestimable friend of: the mixéionary and . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON THURSDAY, SEPT, 1, 1870. US the pega of Eater the spost favorite masters PROGRAMME OF CONCERT TO BE HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. % Tickets of Admission. $5 each, GOLD COIN. ~ 1m . Rach Ticket consists of Five Coupons. The The Wearand Tear of Business. holder of a whole ‘Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled to admission tothe Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift awarded to it, The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may. be awarded to each Ticket. #£O PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIRg Magnificent Entertainment, ; 200,0 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. TREASURER : The Bank of California. ‘DURING .THE ENTERTAINMENT THK SUM OF wm $500,000. U. 8. GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distribution by chance of the following iwecliFTs! VIZ: 1GIFTOF $100,000 Gotp, “TY GIFT OF > LGIFTOF 2,000 “ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “ 1GIFTOF = =~ 19,000 “ 1GIFTOF 1800 ~ ,GINTOR .-. 17,000. “ 1GIFTOF .16,000 “ 1GIFTOF + 15,000 “ 1GIFTOF i400 « 1GIFTOF + 18000 « 1GIFTOF.+ 1a00 « 1GIFTOF igo « 1GIFTOF 10,000 1GIFTOF 9000 “ 1GIFTOF 8000 “ 1GIFTOF -. 100° # 1agikror 600 “ 1GIFTOF.-~ + &00 * 1GIETOF <« 400 «* 1GIFTOR’-, 8000 1GIFTOF 200 « 1GIFTOF 1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ 20 GIFTSOF 750+ + 15,000 “ 20 GIFTB OF 600 10,000 * 30 GIFTS OF 400 + 12,000 « 50 GIFTS OF 300 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 20010,000 “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 «. 42500 “ 628 GIFTS IN ALL, $600,000 After tainmeént, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervigory Committee, selected from State, City and County Officers, and well-known citizens of San Francisco, Holders of ‘Tickets to which Gifte may be awarded, will receive the same on presentation of such Tickets or Coupons to the Business Agents ot the Board of Trustees, at their office,, , Wo. 318, California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. (7 Orders for Tickets, post-paid, accomEr irae = THOS. R, HAYES, DA At this Establishment there will paying the expenses of the Enter. MAURICE DORE, and. CHARLES 8, PETERS, “Sis . Caliiornia bai aol : ‘to ‘whom all communications may be -Pintle ROBERT B, SWAIN, President 1 at WoH. LL. Vire3 BARNES, WM. C. RALSTON, Treasurer Ii) WILDE, Cor. Seoretary ®rustecs M. L. A. WM. ASHBUBNER, ISAAC ee 3, W. M’NULTY, ALFRED Pi ELFELT. ARTH. M. EBBETS, “WM, G; BADGER, is -. WM. B. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, te” Notice to Mechar’ fos 8 A Premium of $500 Sia Will be givén for THE BEST MODEL oF TWO waxes, of Glass and Iron, for this Distri bution. CF "ie runic roserve th right to ve jectany and all Models, NEW STORE.:NEW Coops. THOS. bernie . JUST RECRIVED At his new Store, Kidd's building, ON BROAD STREET, : AT THE OLD STAND OF A. W. LESTER & 00. A Large Stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS TO WHICH HE INVITES THE : ATTENTION OF, ALL PURCHASERS, ALWAYS BE FOUND . Rverything th that is rece kept in a Store of ‘Will be sold as Cheap as the very Cheapest ! EVERYTHING SOLD I GUARANTEE TO . BE AS REPRESENTED. » . New Goods will be Received every few days. ay" ALL GOODS DELIVERED WITHIN A REASONABLE DISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE. 44 Don’t forget the place ! AT THE OLD STAND OF A. W. LESTER & CO, BROAD STREET: THOS, SHURTLEFF. Nevada May 22nd. ICE CREAM, “FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U. 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. eee JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD respectiully inform’ the eitizeris of Nevada oe vicinity, that he is prepared to supply t delicious 4) Ice Cream and FounteinSeday, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties . supplied on ehort notice, Oyster stews served up in the highest style of the art. coal, Mame Cake, iced or plain, made ta order Fresh Bread, delivered »& moral vrders le.t at the Bakery enstomten entry prompuy attended to, je® é M. 8 DEAL Attorney and a Ste ST Senet Aastegtigiectete st

, th on the a all anany ain €;. ment iren’s uities FR , ie 2 Cad (He yt Beis ¢ i Fee Be nin = et ee. a Oley ipelet ; ‘on Tuyanday evening, bi bills Read ed a . vs JSheperes -fand—work on aueaia NtE B ' a culverts, for Jovi heria $37 25: satiate and advertising, $9. Ou fire fund—Nevada Co, No. 1, $16 ; Penneyivenia Fire Co. No.2, $16 40: or Report” of City Marshal fer” the month received and placed on file. : Pétitions Were , presented asking a reduction of liquor licenses, and license for ‘billiard tables; also, a protest against a'teduction; The matter was discussed at length, and a motion to fix liquor licetse at $7 50, and billiard table license at $3 per quarter, was rejected—aye 1, noes 2.. On motion, ordered that the Mar-. shal be’ instrueted to notify «property owners to repair sidewalks and the street planking in front. of their. lots, where such repairs are needed. A’ éommunication was laid before the Board from the invitation committee inviting the Board to participate as a body’in'the Fourth of July celebration at-GrassValley. It appearing _ that three members of the Board. would be unable to attend, the Clerk was in< structed to potilg the committes that it would not be §onvenient to accept the invitation. In. the matter of. putting inva larger ~ pipe at the head of the. city water works, thie-Board decided to postpoue action until further information was obtained. as aa Social Statistics. . The Ceneus Marshals of this county. have reevived the blanks to be filled up, giving the social statistics. The statistics to de collected under this head inclade the trae valuation of real and’ personal property of the county ; debt and debts of the towns ; the rates of taxation for State, county and town purposes; the number of paupers, 'native and foreign; the nuwber. of crim” inals convicted during the year; the libraries, including public, private, church, Sunday school, and the number of volumes in each ; colleges, academies and schools, with the average number of teachers and pupils; newspapers and periodicals, their character, how often published, and average circulation; charch organizations and churchedifices, with the number which those of each denomination will accommodate, and the total value of church property. The average wages per month of farm laborers, hired by the year, with and without board ; the wages per day of laborers and carpenters, and the average wages per week of female “domestics, are also to be given. , , Fairand Festival. The Fair and Festival given by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Society closed out on Thursday evening, and Was in every respect # success. The ladies request us to express their heartiest thanks for the ample assistance efforded them, andthe services were 60 complete and efficient that they scarcely kaow where to begin or end in their expression of gratitude. They are under lasting obligations to the Nevada Choral Society, to the musicians, to the friends in charge of the tableaux; to the earnest co-operation of the young folks, and to the people generally, for the valuable and material aid afforded. ‘ads Slow Freight. i Wells, Fargo & Co. are,now making arrangements thet will enablethem ‘to slow freight from San Francisco to y@t the rate of $1.50 s hondred. It will be a day or so behind the fast freight, but will be in charge <a 0m Snes bina — Sw lead indigh ‘ csi st . . Our Late Rostamaster.:: — Mr. Frank Guild, who has surrendered commodating and popular officer, but } by his correct and méthodical business j habits, and tact in appreciating the ‘public wants, he succeeded in raising the grade of sthe office ‘to: that of the second class. His numerous friends Hhere will’ wish “him success -in-what-}ever enterprise he may embark. Kor the Kast, : Mr: Stoddard, teacher of the San past, bas resigned his. position, and leaves to-day for the Eastern States. ‘He has been an efficient, first class teacher, and his departure is much regtetted by the titizens of North San Juan, where he has. been so long emtployed. He goes East for the purpose of studying dentistry, either in the city Water Works. The City Fathers yesterday went out to the reservoirs at thé head of the’ city water works, to take a view of the improvements, and also to obtain information as to the necessity and pelicy of enlarging the capacity of the pipes. The cost of putting in larger pipes has. ‘not "been ‘ascertained, and the guardians of the city have not as yet arrived at any conclasion. on the subject. a Closing Exercises, The closing exercises of the school of Misses Edwards and Palmer took place yesterday afternoon, and consisted in readings, recitations, singing, etc, The pupils of this school are all young, but have made good progress in their studies, and acquitted themselves remarkably well for their ages: There will be a vacation for some’ weeks, when the school will again open. : > o-— Geological Survey. Mr. Bowman, of the State Geological surveying corps, arrived in town yesterday. His branch of the business is to make a survey and map of the lava . deposits; the gravel ranges, and the an-. table cient river channels, as far as the same can be ascertained.’ He leaves to-day for You Bet, and to-morrow will proceed up the railroad. teward the summit. Rolls of Honor, The following are the Rolls of Honor of the Public schools of this city for the month ending June 17th: Miss Florence Edwards’ school—Laura Grahamy Maggie Maddigan, Willie Quigley, John on, Louisa Schafer, rnest Welsh, Nellie Clark, George Pascoe, EddieJones, Clemence Isoard, Ettie Lowman, Katie’ Ford; Clvarlie Schafer. Mies Emma Palmer’s school—Emma Ort, Charlie Kent, Carrie Gordon, Mary McCarnia, Eddie Guild, Molly Schafer, Mary Baldridge, Wren Cannon, Ellen Alty, Abe Greenwald, Emma Schemer, Emily King. Quartz Loca tion. The Pallman Company have located twelve claims of one hundred feet each, on & quartz ledge situated on Old Man Mcuntain, in Meadow Lake District. The location was made on the 7th instant, and the notice filed for record on the 16th. ’ Beware or TooTn ‘Powons vended under the name of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere to the only preparation that really preserves the teeth and hardens the gume, fragrant Sozopont. Ite ‘effects on decaying teeth are marvelous. “Spanpana’s: Guve” mends Crockery, Wooden Ware, etr. A. HENNEMAX, HENNEMAN & GRAF. WV, INEORM THRIE FRIENDS i¢ operelly that they have oon, Oppos tne National Ww’ a daNes gaan Be yg ag — “i keep conetantly et ise very beat. of Wines, Beer: Ales, Liquors & Cigars to which they invite the atrention ofthe entire community, Give us acall. my27 THE CIANT POWDER COMPANY, A eS camathctare + tae BLASTING « POWDER: CHABLEY GRAF, . scram sis ter Juan Grammar school for several years ‘s ecaldé; Cats,” ’ other “injuries, as well as for dysentery, Boston or Philadelphia Dental a 4 the Nevada Posteffiee to his successor,. ) © (. has held the place for the full term of . fout Yeats. He’ was. not only an acPlame. teats. the vaikeths ores. things. FoR TeInTe YEARS! “Fas deen testedins vse verbal} <a. and by almost e nation. ywn_to A merithe traveler, on sea and land, and no one should travel: on our Lakes ‘on Rivers WiTH“bisa and safe: remedy for barhs, ieee, wounds; and yarious . diarrhoea, and bowel complaints ‘gen and is inaeabiy: suited for every race of men on the globe. Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted to be cold on the great reputation -ofthis valuable medicine, “Birections omen éach bettie: 25 cts, 60 cts and A Cog per rouy. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. je 4— Life. The cares and labors of business life are apt to tel severely upon the health and conetitution of the ardent, energetic business man, and when the need of some sustaining agent is felt, stimulants that cause only a temporary exhilaration, and leave the system ina state of partial collapée when their first effect has passed off, are to Often resorted to. As certainly as fire leaves behind ita residum of ashes, the use of the adulterated liquors of commerce produces premature exhaustion and decay. Touch them not, Tone and reg» ulate the overtaxed vital machinery with Hoetettér’s Stomach Bit‘érs: In that wholesome elixir, the alcoholic element, which is the purest derivable from any eouree, is temperand anti-febrile vegetable extracts and juices. To strengthen, recruit, solace and purify,the eystent is the mission of the great vegetable specific, When the stomach is ina healthy state, the bile flows regularly, ‘the bowels perform their office properly, and the telegraphic fibres of the nervous system are in perfect can be borne without riek or i

‘and the direct effect of the Bitters isto mote. this vigorous condition of the funct: one upon which the nouriehmens of the body, and its power of endurance mainly depend. ‘rhe tonic and alterative is, therefore emphatically genommmende’ <2 scennmmanie Frengthen opert allupon whom the respo: melfiiitios of iife press heavily, and who fee fea like fain bee — bur'hen, A live} are a ee nye igestion, elastic spirits, and ig a sbinty to withstand Simao enene blessings justly ascriba senor: et a of thie palameg in cooery me compared with it, HARDWARE —AT— SAN sd ile PRICES. if AM RECEIVING MY DS direct from the Manufacturies, Will sell at San Francisco Prices. Having made arrangements to get my Goeds by Rall, DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS, am enabled to compete with Bay Dealers, Consisting of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cutlery of the Finest Quality. a SILVER PLATED WARE FROM Rodgers’ Manufacturing Company of Harttord. Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britton, on. Henry Dieston & Co. Philadelphia. Stanley Kule Company, New Britton, Con. Parker & Whipple, West Meriden, Con, Mayer & Co. New York. And many other Eastern Dealers and Manufacturers. AGENT FOR THE California & Giant Powder Works A LARGE STOCK OF Nails, Belting, Fuse, Qaickaliver, Gas and Water Pipe: Brass Goods, Gum Hose. Manufactured, Hydraulic Pipe, A Lov on band—warranted. . sTOVEs, ’ TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Manufactured to order. [a~ Come and see the Largest and Best selected stock ever offered in this city. gar Plenty of GIANT POWDER on whieh will be sold at One Doliar and Two cents per poumds Ah tie ook joa "Pine Street. ed by the choicest tonic, aperient, anti-bilious 7 working order, an enormous amount ef labor indeed there is } can be Sty yypewrsawevenee . Tickets’ for ale’ Jusie 1st; 1870. : ONLY AT THR OFFICE. ° ? OS” A liberal, discount will be allowed Tess 100, SPR 0g 4.009 Tishaa. are p bomebt in one lot.: i The Trustees hi _Assocra = ‘sal been cata A : . MECHANICS’: ae very. cans. *it is the almost constant companion . and inestimable friend of: the mixéionary and . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., ON THURSDAY, SEPT, 1, 1870. US the pega of Eater the spost favorite masters PROGRAMME OF CONCERT TO BE HEREAFTER ANNOUNCED. % Tickets of Admission.. $5 each, GOLD COIN. ~ 1m . Rach Ticket consists of Five Coupons. The The Wearand Tear of Business. holder of a whole ‘Ticket, or Five Coupons, will be entitled to admission tothe Concert, and to the whole amount of the Gift awarded to it, The holder of each Coupon will be entitled to admission to the Concert, and to one-fifth of any Gift that may. be awarded to each Ticket. #£O PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THIRg Magnificent Entertainment, ; 200,0 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, At Five Dollars each, Gold Coin. TREASURER : The Bank of California. ‘DURING .THE ENTERTAINMENT THK SUM OF wm $500,000. U. 8. GOLD COIN, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets, by the distribution by chance of the following iwecliFTs! VIZ: 1GIFTOF $100,000 Gotp, “TY GIFT OF > LGIFTOF 2,000 “ 1GIFTOF 2,000 “ 1GIFTOF = =~ 19,000 “ 1GIFTOF 1800 ~ ,GINTOR .-. 17,000. “ 1GIFTOF .16,000 “ 1GIFTOF + 15,000 “ 1GIFTOF i400 « 1GIFTOF + 18000 « 1GIFTOF.+ 1a00 « 1GIFTOF igo « 1GIFTOF 10,000 1GIFTOF 9000 “ 1GIFTOF 8000 “ 1GIFTOF -. 100° # 1agikror 600 “ 1GIFTOF.-~ + &00 * 1GIETOF <« 400 «* 1GIFTOR’-, 8000 1GIFTOF 200 « 1GIFTOF 1,500 “ 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ 20 GIFTSOF 750+ + 15,000 “ 20 GIFTB OF 600 10,000 * 30 GIFTS OF 400 + 12,000 « 50 GIFTS OF 300 15,000 “ 50 GIFTS OF 20010,000 “ 425 GIFTS OF 100 «. 42500 “ 628 GIFTS IN ALL, $600,000 After tainmeént, and making the distribution of the Gifts, as above announced, the balance will be applied to extinguishing the present indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association. The Concert and Distribution will take place under the immediate direction of the Board of Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, assisted by a Supervigory Committee, selected from State, City and County Officers, and well-known citizens of San Francisco, Holders of ‘Tickets to which Gifte may be awarded, will receive the same on presentation of such Tickets or Coupons to the Business Agents ot the Board of Trustees, at their office,, , Wo. 318, California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. (7 Orders for Tickets, post-paid, accomEr irae = THOS. R, HAYES, DA At this Establishment there will paying the expenses of the Enter. MAURICE DORE, and. CHARLES 8, PETERS, “Sis . Caliiornia bai aol : ‘to ‘whom all communications may be -Pintle ROBERT B, SWAIN, President 1 at WoH. LL. Vire3 BARNES, WM. C. RALSTON, Treasurer Ii) WILDE, Cor. Seoretary ®rustecs M. L. A. WM. ASHBUBNER, ISAAC ee 3, W. M’NULTY, ALFRED Pi ELFELT. ARTH. M. EBBETS, “WM, G; BADGER, is -. WM. B. WOOD, ¥. B. REYNOLDS, te” Notice to Mechar’ fos 8 A Premium of $500 Sia Will be givén for THE BEST MODEL oF TWO waxes, of Glass and Iron, for this Distri bution. CF "ie runic roserve th right to ve jectany and all Models, NEW STORE.:NEW Coops. THOS. bernie . JUST RECRIVED At his new Store, Kidd's building, ON BROAD STREET, : AT THE OLD STAND OF A. W. LESTER & 00. A Large Stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS TO WHICH HE INVITES THE : ATTENTION OF, ALL PURCHASERS, ALWAYS BE FOUND . Rverything th that is rece kept in a Store of ‘Will be sold as Cheap as the very Cheapest ! EVERYTHING SOLD I GUARANTEE TO . BE AS REPRESENTED. » . New Goods will be Received every few days. ay" ALL GOODS DELIVERED WITHIN A REASONABLE DISTANCE FREE OF CHARGE. 44 Don’t forget the place ! AT THE OLD STAND OF A. W. LESTER & CO, BROAD STREET: THOS, SHURTLEFF. Nevada May 22nd. ICE CREAM, “FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE U. 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. eee JULIUS DREYFUSS, OULD respectiully inform’ the eitizeris of Nevada oe vicinity, that he is prepared to supply t delicious 4) Ice Cream and FounteinSeday, At ail hours of the day and evening. Parties . supplied on ehort notice, Oyster stews served up in the highest style of the art. coal, Mame Cake, iced or plain, made ta order Fresh Bread, delivered »& moral vrders le.t at the Bakery enstomten entry prompuy attended to, je® é M. 8 DEAL Attorney and a Ste ST Senet Aastegtigiectete st