June 24, 1877 (4 pages)

We read in ono of our exchanges the other day a.yéry affecting incident, which set us to thinking of the wonders of the generally accepted ce plan of salvation. .Ajrute of a husband somewhere in the E: ust, in a fit of : ; wife. He was arrested f for the crime, had a le gal tHikt’and was’ Béntenced to be hanged. Before the execution he was visited by-#clergyman who induced the sone spe to ask forgiveness of His Crea stoRy whic ead and was 14a th” ellave that his sins wero forgiven,, » hese ppronebed> thé gallows without fear, in full Ayith de: that) his “éaflffig and election. had been made sure. “The enly thought Owe Public ‘Schools. guardian of our publicsafety. strong and they who wandered are led to recognize the land marks of true manhood, ‘This system places in the posession ofevery one, the weapons by which he may fight’ his a ipward and defend nimselffrom the ambush of infidelity which, in one frm" bs Brother, here i ready to assail him, is not” cee y hamlet: istrl what ecome better from is bi ence Soacenr ‘at ouphere of év. ery ¢9 It ig Mga d in-, Pheer tat id. ant neice aud Lyio mi yoy, croakthat troubled his newly puritic 2d soul, Was @ fear f wife, Who,althoug ha she wii hed woman, Wad not ‘repented before Wer sudden dempses Ho~ was va Tittle’ Yattar’ sho wonta have her:eternal Bodo among: the damned, while ha would Ba dehtet Ae the .zight. hand of “Mhé Redeemer among the Saints. Wethink itamust have, been am afieoting: seed, * Aird” should be,a lesson to every “wif to be always prepared for deuth, so that iu case het Liasband should gonelyde eto murdér'hér, she “could enjoy the happiness of the future with him. It must.bo «terrible thing for a*hny-band under: sueheireh mstineds’ fo ~ think that thepartier Of ‘his joys here on earth willhalways bo separated frova him ‘in the future, Lively. _» Politicdl matters were very’ lively yesterday, “The Répnbticans had twotidkets in the field and sy did the Democrats. ‘Lhe Republican oe polls were at the office of J. M. Walling, on Pine street, andthe polls of the DewGerats! were in ‘the Trisscript block, on! Cominerdial street. In front of both, fyom 20’clogk aug: til 8, there Was a: crowd. Workers for all thé tickets were out in grout numbers, and -alieadi@’ their Wholv duty, Lhearesult was not reached ‘before we went,to press, so we are unable'te ‘inform our readers whé will be the next delezate S from this, city ito: ‘the ’ Bw Sobthtions Wext” ORR en mrt A ‘ind report what progress, if any, has CER; itis a cxpital Witch pays big inerest—toaxery ong= whe avails: iim: self of its advantages, Te. is the policemau’ which ‘takes bold” of our youvg. men and-wemen and prevents them from Cyinanitling : spuicide, and . which leads the litHe-onues inte—the paths of integrity ard iffdusty. Let us boil y with joy the purpeses of opr public. ‘Se4ools and let ps guard their interest with “us, much alagrity aud faithfulness 23 we would our. own faujily, civele, Tew. cities are so well qualified with school acvommioduLof fuithfut teachers, our F schools niay tank among the first in our laud, . Another year of sehool work is about to close, and, as the mat Who has been faithfully mining ‘for looks with . ° solicitude. for the. results of his: labors whieh he expects to find in thé up,” exrnest, several weeks, “cleaning pmembery.of this community, feel a solicitide as to the results of the ‘“‘cleahing up” at the close of our Lhis week an opportunity will be-afforded for every citizen who ig interested in the welfare of our schools(snd:whois not)of witnessing what interest ha’ Been’ paid on the mofrey invested ‘in our schools. for the last year,, Lhe Board of Jdueation appointed @ competent committee to examine the sehools sé hools, havo deen made to afford such suggestions ‘as they may deem tae. for the! ad» Vantages und: best ‘advancement of week, «i ee Ok. Seah gte§ , Democratic Delogutes. Two, tickets.of delegates: wore riiti by. the Demeerats.(of this: -preeitict yesterday. The Regular ticket: wis as follows: Niles Searls, John I,,Caldwel,,;Jdsaae Adurr, Louis Seibert, > dames Kitts, G. FE; Withington, dohu Dunnielidf, J.C. Justice, . 2B. Honnertiaath, . dohns. Byrne, W.C,. Bradley, John Kistley, William. Kentys The folto Wing W as the Oppgsition Tickett™ was ? G_§ Hupp, — Richards, J D Fiemme, ‘Rhos Marker, T. Wy. Sigourney, C ‘hear-himrsay, ‘‘give my child a good, our schools, Tf every parent could, asking, receive aby deeryed gift for his child, what would ‘Would ‘it be that he might.“ride upon the high plains of the earth’? and plagk, the first, of hopor, and fame? Would he ask wealth, that his child might possess himself of every desire and perchauce reap to himself the fruits. of a life of debauchery,shameand guilt? We think not, but_rather “would we by simply be his ré jquest ? liberaleducaution, 9 posession which neither theflood nor the storm, the Miehae! Hauley,J-E Maio, > Prank Eflerdun, John Gray THOS Miner, Hugh «MeCauley, _ Richard Wasson, Charles Clark, Lk Gustello, GC smith. Bini ER Soe, Bila kYuckee Delegates. ; or fire feud nor tlieburglar can destroy take but one which: wil! stand by him when eyeryscther acquiréd possessions shill hive deserted away } him with amind well tedand trained. With habits which . Thé. Demograts of. Trackee yesterday voted for two sets of délegates . ‘ to attend the County Convention. . Below we give the names on ‘ech . Democratic tieket. J.E. Marshall, A.D. Parks, J Conroy, li. W. Swim, . . H. Benne't, Geo. Shaft x; Pat Henry, PA, Sherman, . re ©. Hupbreys, Chas. Dunn, Ju Stewart, é A. Olark, G, Shaftte:, FP. Wilbert A. M, Walker; Tom Shirley, G."E. Marshall, J. Porter. rt A AR a Graas VaHey Democrutic Delogates, Tho Demoeracy of Grass Valley nominated the felhowing ticket rod delegates to attend the County. Oonvention: Wm, Watt, A’ B. Dibble, Rh. Shoemoier, C.° Tay ior, Henry Davis, Martin Ford, Wm. H. Mitchell John H. Jadd, David Binklemann, Meyer Cohn, Jobn Palamountain, David Watt, Wm.H. Stepheiys; A, Gi. Petersen, M. F. Beaty; Peter Brunsteter; M, Provines, T, CO, Moofan, Wy D,. Woods, J. J. Dorsey, Thomas Hodge:)\fMlethedist Chareh. _ The"Third Quarterly Meeting for: “ onthe Wall.” “Love feast af 9:30. a. M. All are invited to attend. Seats free, 8. Unauy, Pastor, lt . ure in perfeet conformity to our ba‘place. position. niug service, as the Reetor is to offiChurch this’ evening, “Col Rober ‘Tigo a Preklese' Our public school ‘system is the It, is L +heppblic schoals, oeakt Macaca td iff “silonbind ue liodks, a6.0un0wns witha full, oor pa Y so should we ag] CULE PREP ase in a WestWi n with cir Ygom plaimts; . red that the Post Magter Administrati yn" i tion of the President: from evidence in the department that the office is well conducted at present, and that the special agent present. organization and management, so that the. public is not sufferi for wetitrof d seryiéé. / The a . otttabtie well Hania no®, Vy. that. omplaints are more in the nature of a private than public grievance. The} Post Ofiiee-is not political institu=. AV io If it-be trie, as you, state, that: thé ificumbent is opposed to the ,Administation, he has a right to be, ay fend itis ho-eatise of romoval, wnless in his zeal and activity, he sinks. the Post Master in the politician. If aby onc, whether he-suppgrbe-or opposes Administration, " makes himself ye ae -by reason of inconsiderate, and” foolish zeal, he ought to be removed; bat. if he at tends faithfalty to his duties, anaf Making agved and ‘acceptable Post Master, he should not be removed, though he sees fit to oppose the “Adnlinistration. The President.finds no sufficient-cause for a change in the the Dan Collins and his. boys:Hayes and Gilbert—have gone,and we draw a long breath, feeling much relievéd we was about to say—and “powerful glad;”’ but the boys ‘were such a jolly crowd (withal being ona thankless mission) that we miss their compa‘hy, even, though they did drain us so completely We cannot help laughing as we-hear the ‘bams’ diseussing how slyly they nipped them for poll taxes, and wel ‘vouch that there are very fow!in faét. tliat eseaped anywhere in this. Section. Danis a ‘sly coon,;”’ and has a pair of depatids that can’t bes beat. “Our devil, (and we may as well confess all hands) dod sed til} it” twasne ase; then coming forward with resignation on every feature, “begged to be Jet off four bits cheaper, on account of being printers; but it was "ne go, so we havn't taken any Bota” since, to miuke up. Dan informed: us. ere he left, that the assessment wash little larger this yerr*thun last, “dhd we secretly hope that it may be so eVory where, 80 that taxes my drop! drop!! drop!!! Well Dan, we cordinily invite you and the boys to call again, Dut not with that “blarsted fixin’ ’’ om your shoulder, : naa Courax.—Schuyler Colfax is now in New York on a pleasuretrip. He ) looks ten years younger than when dry. ern he O Scent went to ér thing the pone is xf they reteigedthrough! ‘}the Péetmistér.Genéral, by direc! “Tt appests bas madéa'favorablé repottasto Vite Post Office.”’ * Fe, : isbhins ite Gp iad Ze Sy Nas td They Are Gone: P . The Truckee “Republican” says ?*said the youngster, *et’s hear you “‘@dene has jusc heen ar at the cat ghops&t York, Pa.;~ the first bullet ‘proof car ever “ manufaetured in the United States. « The car is 31 ‘eet long, 8 feet highsand furnisbed With alf the te ventilation, The body > low 4 the windows ae with Y%-ivch iron sand the panels betwéen the windows and the body, above them is covered With 3-16th-inch steel, The windows can be closed with steel slides, and when they are down, the entire car is bullet proof, The interior is richly decorated, and in appeaance, inside and out, feomtles a finstclass passenger ¢oach. It weighs ‘about 6,500 pounds and was ordered by thé Spanish’ Governnlent for use jn Cuba, eae ‘ S -—Don’t Be T00 Crivican.—What‘/@do not mean a newspaper one, cirelé it willdg you harm—if you object td Being’ ealfed: disagreeable. Ift.you.don,t like any'one’s nose, or object to amy One's ‘chin, don’t put weur feeling into words. If anyone’s manners don’t please, remem, }ber-your owned “Pcdple are not—al : made to suit one taste, recollect that. Take things as yon find them unless you can alter them. Even a ‘dinner that is: swallowed Gatinot be made any better. Continual fauitfinding, continual criticism of-~the -conduct of this one and the speech of that one; the -dress of the ‘other and the opinions. of ‘anether, ‘will make home the uunhappiest place under the sun. On Tuesday morning the dead body of a man, supposed to be that of Edward Griffith, was found. about miles® from Reno. It is thought be foikin att and perished for want of asststance, eight rare M0 6 ACCORDING to the record of the . Health office, 873 ‘deaths occurred i in. ‘San Francisco from diptheria during the past twelve Months, and it is es--. timated*that fifteén per cent. of the cases have proved-fatal, This would indicate» pearly 6,000. cases within that time. Austin ‘Reveille:’’ He called at the bouse.to see her, and while he was sitting ithe parlor waiting: for her to appear, het little brother came in to entertain bm.’ ‘Say ‘mister,’’ spell your name,” ‘Thetel” exelaimed the boy, triumphantly, . “I~ knowe . \Julianer lied” *‘\What did she lie abeut?” inquired the pazzled visitor. ‘““W seat returned the boy, ‘she said you we such a Consarned fool vou Spatdn t spell yourown name without dislocating your neck.’”” He didn’t Wait . ‘for Julianer, but. took his hat and . said die guessed he wonld eall again . in fifteen or twenty years, when he . hud more time, eo Caer RRS A Card to the Public. For many years we have made two medicines suited to the ailments of-a He spelled it. in public life ten years ago, probably because he is free® from harassment . and care, His health is robust, anc though bis beard bears a deepening gray his eye retains its old twinkle, Whet talking to nday about bis pres. ent. life, he stitd hly spoke as thougii . T had ask« tiéphs,’ ofNiutetest?”’ d him in *‘meutal phote~ “Whatis your chief object He said, .‘‘L. sympathizé With the politicians. who slave ture; with, prinaip les which are laid in truth, and inte youny nan or woman weet feol the } right sity no . hand of oppression or the unsatisfied If we hunger produced by’ want. would have ‘tr “éhildren stand . among the honored of earth ‘und walk in field? which wealth .cannot fprocure, giye them what our country necds' and) what their’own na~ tures demands——a’ goed Aberal educa. tion. 0 C. bck 2 Fa = Personal. We received a call. from J. A, _. Vaughn, editor of -the Downieviile . *‘Messepger,’’ yesterday. the; Joint Senatorial Convention méets . . at San Juan on Wednesday next, Mr. Vaughn will remain until it takes. , We learn that he-ewill bea candidate for joint Senator, and stands a pretty ¢ good shoW 6f receiving the nomination! He is a. gentleman of culture, is asound Republican, and is. well qualitied for the As —_ Trinity Church. Fall morning service, bat no evef tes in . 820 of $20,000, * s eo by P ciate at the Episcopal Church in ie “eh great usin! ees. ee oe. PSUR T : N y “Tities a D pe ve is HE New York “Timies’’’ Washs othe hy. Re j davited, GR. Davis, Reotor, . _ ates vy. A. J. Nelson, P. Ex ington spedial. Ba¥s: ‘President of Subject.ia the morning, “Problem Copupmanahannih Chareh. Hayes told a valued friend _Feceutly, ; , of the? Ss;.evening, “Hand writing Subject + ut.the Congregation what in his. opinion all bonds ae q Sims, Pastor. , i add Nevada, California and Canada . monetization of silver of 1873, are away to satisfy the ‘dear people,’ only to be mistuderstood and mis. represented at the best.” He has . closed his lecture season; exe ept a few Summer lectures,and bas Qleared . ; $12,000.‘This is:Lis native city, and he is here ‘visiting relatives and) inends, and hilping his wife (a niece of Ben Wadey" qr" “her shop. pitiy. He says Mug shingly that, he} wnd tie esd will soon be reached. sed “s -bbey 40,000,000 people, but] ‘Me-publie’s obedient servants, 9) ‘A now he allows ho one exes pt-his wife d2* Hontowax & Co, to order him sboat. He has not been able to uccept-all the iavitations he has received to deliver his Lincoln lecture this winter, and will probably to. his jurisdiction next season.—N, Y. Letter to Washington ‘‘Chroniele.’”’ / ><> THE patentes' of the vrismodial railroad has written to the San Bers nardinoites offering to build and equip with one locomotive, o1.6 ‘pasSenger Car, One*aggagewar and three freight cars, a tead.on bis plan, from: San Bernardino to Colton, for the ‘greenbacks issuedprior to’ the depayable in pitas. at nye Soin. # »t . we have placed upon each genuing sue aly. oné who imitates this, with . dlaydoc kk’ 3 -1085 Yellow Jacket, 43 133%. vast class of sufferers, ° Thousands . of cures have been made by them, . and, intact, the word failure-ean-. not-be coupled withthem. But within the last two years counterfeits of our medicines-have sprung up, dangerous in theif close imitation of our Trade Mark. . ‘To secure the people, box of seats LFS *s Ointme nt ‘the fac simile of t igmature-of our agent; Mr. Jos. Haydock, To counterfeit is felony. We shall rele ntlessly purthe utmost vigor of the law. © We -most earnestly beg, that thé great mass of the American people will aid us ia our efforts to protect their health, and help us in our task of bringing these most unprincipled men to the bar of justiee, Uniformly-refuse to purchase Medicines pur. porting to be oars unless Mr, dos. is attathed to each box, of Bills or pot of Ointment; si Giuatucge od ath Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, ma . ever you do, never set np fora critic} but in private life, in the domestic eomplexional beautifier im “existence. No skin disease of a Jocal nature can resist its remedial action. and sallowness, pimples, mofb patehes, are invariably obviated by it. -It purifies the superficial cirenlation by all offensive granulations and} ime epnrities. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ae Union Hotel. _ JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop.ijeter. “Frrpay, June 22nd, 1877. ¥ Hathaway, City W Rowlands, Placer RB Cooley Ban Fran S Sheubeuson, Wash D G Lake, City 3 Leévisob, 8rn Fran G Ploog, Washington JH Freeman, Wash G Rittridge.San Fran J Tonner, Mine © Chase, City _ D Jonés, Dry Creek J Hus ghes, Dry Creek G Temple, do G Graves, San Fran J Kinkade, San Jose tan Fran Mrs J Upman SF THE verdict of the Ladies is that Glenn's Sulphur-Soap, ig’ the best redness for irritation ofthe cuticle opening the pores, thus removing: ‘Democratic fo Candidates, For Assemblymi 1 W, GIFFRS, of Trueke , is Gi announced-@s a candidate for 4 {fice of Agsembly man, subje the ion of the Democratic a For Supervisor — itor ~ 1sb District. A hi friends of W. C. BRADLEY: heteby announce him as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of the 1st District, subject to, the decision of the Démacratie County-Convention. For Supervisor. OHN H. GRAY, of: this city, is hereby @F announced as a candidate for the of. fice of Supervisor of this District, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, > “For Recor der. J.ROGERS is hereby announced ng . ; @F@ f candidate for re-election 16 the office of Recorder, subject te thé decision of: Miss M Rouke,S¥F AT Laird, City a — HOTEL ARKI VALS Vational Bircheucs I Hotel. ‘$. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fripax, June om 1877. C Mulloy, City E Northup. W Marshall, Omega J MM oii 8, H’nt J Montgomery, P V bk ‘Colg . c Newbegon, D Flat WB Woods; S Perkins ,San Fran P Byrne, City He Pabiie, “GValicy D Cotting, J Collins, do Mrs Wetlls,.D Flat Mrs Graves, G V GH Graves Bridge C Nurthup, Bloomfield A Pridr, Grass Va S Kobb, Gruss Vallvy.:A Ble ngton, City S F.y, You Bet. 2 F. Leckett , GcVal San Juan hil Wheat Delinquent Salo Notice. Ry EW ENGLAND GOLD MINING €O, Location of principal pleée of buasiness, San Francisco, Cauliferni’. Location of works, Nevada Cognty, Calitornia. Notice.—There is delirquent wpon the tollowing described Stock, on account of Assessment (No. One). levied: wpon the Twentieth day of April, 9877, the several almounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders, as follows: No. No, Names Certificate Shares Amt Mayhew & Bro. EC. Tr 380 10. $ ay Mayhew E.C 242° 2250, 112-50 . Mayhew Ek, (¢ : 284 $250 112 50 . Sucket;F.-A.,< * 43° 100 5 00 Sackett aA: 275 tu0 a-00 . Sacket B. A., 273 100.< 5 0 Sacket FP. A., 279 «100 5 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 18 25 1 25 Thomas D.L., Tr 29 20 1 00 Thomas D. He Tr 30 20 1 60 Thonias D. L., Tr —T5 1u0. . 590 Thomas D, Lb, Tr 76. 500 ! 25°00 Thomas D. T., Tr I*3 ~ 100 5 00 Themas D. L,, Tr 175 20 1 60 Thomas D. L., Pr 293. BuO 25 00 . Ehomas,D, L., Tr 254 5u0 25 OO Thomas D. 1.,I'r 298 WUO 50 09 Thomas D,; &., ‘tr 322 200. -106 00 Thomas D. L,, Tr 823. SOU 15 00 Thomas D. L., ‘ir 326 4500 225 00 Thomas D. L., Tr -~ $85 91580 457 50 Wittram C; 299.5150 257 50 And in ac seordé: nce with Jaw,.und/an_or. derof the Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of Aprli, 1877, s0 many shares of each parcel of such stock 4s miy be necessary, will be sold at public auction ta thec itice of the Company, Kooms 21, Hayward’s Building, :419 California street, in the city’ of San Francisco, Califoraia, on Saturday. the 16th day of June, 1si7.at ‘the hour of 12 o'clock; 'M,, ‘of said day, to pay said delinquent asseesiment thereon, together with costs of advertising: aud expe Lakes of the pale Iv sey oe THOMAS, See rotary. Office, Room 2t Hi iyward’s Building, 41 California Street, San Francis, Cal. POSTPONEMENT. At @meeting of the Directors of. the NEW ENGLAND GOLD .MINING COMPANY, held on the doth day ot dune, 1877, the date of sdlé “af delinquent stock for “account of “assessment No, One, poned until SATURDAY, the dnue, lo77, at snl same je2ita D. 80th day of hour aad place. . THOMAS, Sceretary. meow. NE Election for. Chief Engineer, FYNHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER of the Nevadd City Fire Department, wiil take vor at the Marshal's Office, on MONDAY, TULY 30, Juiges—John Baecigalupt . au Naffziger, Clerks-—A. Chaty and J: J; Ott. Polls will be open trom to,8.0'clock, P.M. . as order of, the ipa of Fire Delegates. . : BR. COE, President. James Monro, coer ja2b-td 1877, d Chris: . t J. RK, FOSTER, Uv. C. BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, é . omer and Wholésalé Dealers: in woop AND WILLOW w ARK, . ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLES, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS,.-STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, . ETC., BPC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, . > SACRAMENTO, jun15-6m The following are the quotations of ‘the Sules at the Regular Board yesterday mornivg — opening wee closing. 570 Ophir 18% 192. 730 Mexidan hay 12% 680° Gould & Curry 159416. 920 Best & Belcher, 20% 25% 78 Calfornia 3334 800 Savage 724 eee 310 Can Virginia 34344;. 125 Chollar, 33 34 700 Hale & Norcross, 6% 6% 500 Crow Paint 434 4.65 ° 3500 Imperial 1. * 35 to purchase and Feduce SULPHURETS, at their Special Notice. The Pionéer Reduction Co. of California, are ready J McKinney, $F’ pt J Humphreys, Bloom . rove, .D Fiat . oa Valioy” q was Posts ‘ the Democratic Cour ty Conventic nD. Seis (Re ANK BECKET T ig herby, announced ' as a, candidate forthe Office of Ce unty kecorder; subject te the de cision: Of the Democ rate County © onyention. For. Sheriff. HE friends of John Hussey, of Little York Tewns ship » hereby announce . Liin a5 a candidate: forthe office of Sherif, subjeet to the decision of the Democrat CL bee ty Con vention , For Coron ner. ILLIAM: C, PCPE, of Grass Valley, Af is hereby announced as a Candidate for the office ot & santy Coroner. bh. jetties . Fox Coroner. vention. 9 For County: Treasurer. ERRY N. PAYNE‘is * ereby announced oF usa candid ate for the office of County Trea rbject to the decision of the Democratic re ounty Convention, SUreF, st For Sheriff. BLLIAM «=H. . MONTGOME RY; of \ Grass Valley, is hereby announced ae-a~eandidatefort he—ofiiee—ot Sheriff; subject to the deciston of: the Deomocratic County Convention. = For Sheriff. IOHAED DILLON, of Eureka Town ) &hip, is hereby announced as a candi. date for the officé of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. = For Sheriff. ‘ SUILIP C. BYRNE; ship, is liereby § of Nevada TownAWnourced as a cendidate for tlie cftice of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision ef the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. {FORGE W. SMITH, of thts city,” W hereby announced as a candidute for the office of Sherifi of Nevada County—subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. F. DAVIS & CO, Importers an'd Wholesale BE canainaed DEALERS, re STRE ET, CORNER OF, FHIRD, SACRAMENTO: » NO. 6 YE repectfully beg leave to eall the County to the msny advantages that purchasers of Goods im our line have; by) buying in Sacramento, and from us, We carry a Targe and well selected stock ‘of all desirable goods in our line, imported direct trom distiliers and manufacturers, at the Lowest Oash Prides 3 F : Freights are less, from ace enense to every point than, from San Fr. AL CISC! We neyer charge Dipayage aya W hartage as charged.by San Eraucisey merchants. Rents and txpenses: of doing business are very much ites ib Sucrumento than fa ® San Francisco, : : + You can order and Teceive Goods two days sooner than it is ‘Ropsidle to.do ‘trom San braticisco. We will satisfy purchasers that, We, can and will save tuem mouey~atteast! 10, per cemt—in addilion. to the saving.of drayage, Wliartaye aud time, by purchabilg. from us. We are sole proprietors of the old and , well-known brauds.gf W hiskies\, that have foe years given entire sutustaction, Wiz Vauderhofi’s Day-break, Wm. Hart's ld Stock, ' Applegate’s Star, Miller Wheat Whiskies. Aled every well known and favorite brand of Imported Brandies, Ram, Gin, Wine, Bitters, etc. Also,Case Goods, CLARET, ALE, PORTER, ete., in stock. We solicit your orders, and will promise —Hto, establish the fact-of ull we have asserted and claimed, and thus hope to receive your favors. 5. F, DAVIs & CO., Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers. jnlt-din For District Attorney. y D! LONG, of this é¢ity, is hereby e announced: QS a candidate fur thea ottice of District Atioraéy, subject to the decision of theeer County Convention, je2k For Sheriff. : RB. CROSS is Sauer announced as & @ candidate for the office Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democraac County Convention. Independent ( Candidates. “For Sheriff. ILLIAM WALDRON, of Lake City, announces bimseli.as an In\ depemdent Candidate for the office of Sheriff, ee to a majority of the votes 450 Al Sea: E 1000 cite, hy 4 : yr Works, at Canada Hill. Sierra ee: ag 620 elie, 7% Th , Nevada, May 23¢, 1877. . 600 oe . ; oot Bechea i SS. DRESS MAKING. 1680 Justice, 844 834. Ds MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING 365 Uniom Con ay 6%. done a Mrs Arnhart, House No. 10 100) Utah “IM * >% Supens = nine Cvs Cal. , ‘between of the Bre to nee the office Allied by an honest, of Neyada coupy. He reSe otictte the veckeior ‘ahi who deJONNS SON, of Grass Valley, is heree@ by announced as a candidate for theoffice of Coun ty Coroner, subject to ihe decision of the Democratic County Confa ttention of the public of Nevada * a 4 nig The city then style kno all.c ane qT done Broa —velric else . ing Ox = HG have for f every to me Th of p —ATroUr the . crease best; u& CeSs Thr to be ing :v -chure near} on wl millio Joct me sumin for the ruptei The ¢ * which it can mocke The parties week, to put .29 if is close enough sume n who ar accept There j 0 selec honor ~ in nem tions se done tl] The ¢ Reese ; about day, ar OVOFs: a A ‘gént] the auri forms u out abs the rock 13 proba pockets Servic the -usu morning with an the ocea JGWS sSe¢ “Uadtes soit Ssbap Ent I ha les in th lng repa bell ta, yx With mu jo2d &@ Oa. Fri Works an gold arrov warded: b age, At the r ad ly last, a _. containing bles, with printed o will be rey office, a . Formerly Francisco al Exchar of this vie’ sult the Dy city.

We read in ono of our exchanges the other day a.yéry affecting incident, which set us to thinking of the wonders of the generally accepted ce plan of salvation. .Ajrute of a husband somewhere in the E: ust, in a fit of : ; wife. He was arrested f for the crime, had a le gal tHikt’and was’ Béntenced to be hanged. Before the execution he was visited by-#clergyman who induced the sone spe to ask forgiveness of His Crea stoRy whic ead and was 14a th” ellave that his sins wero forgiven,, » hese ppronebed> thé gallows without fear, in full Ayith de: that) his “éaflffig and election. had been made sure. “The enly thought Owe Public ‘Schools. guardian of our publicsafety. strong and they who wandered are led to recognize the land marks of true manhood, ‘This system places in the posession ofevery one, the weapons by which he may fight’ his a ipward and defend nimselffrom the ambush of infidelity which, in one frm" bs Brother, here i ready to assail him, is not” cee y hamlet: istrl what ecome better from is bi ence Soacenr ‘at ouphere of év. ery ¢9 It ig Mga d in-, Pheer tat id. ant neice aud Lyio mi yoy, croakthat troubled his newly puritic 2d soul, Was @ fear f wife, Who,althoug ha she wii hed woman, Wad not ‘repented before Wer sudden dempses Ho~ was va Tittle’ Yattar’ sho wonta have her:eternal Bodo among: the damned, while ha would Ba dehtet Ae the .zight. hand of “Mhé Redeemer among the Saints. Wethink itamust have, been am afieoting: seed, * Aird” should be,a lesson to every “wif to be always prepared for deuth, so that iu case het Liasband should gonelyde eto murdér'hér, she “could enjoy the happiness of the future with him. It must.bo «terrible thing for a*hny-band under: sueheireh mstineds’ fo ~ think that thepartier Of ‘his joys here on earth willhalways bo separated frova him ‘in the future, Lively. _» Politicdl matters were very’ lively yesterday, “The Répnbticans had twotidkets in the field and sy did the Democrats. ‘Lhe Republican oe polls were at the office of J. M. Walling, on Pine street, andthe polls of the DewGerats! were in ‘the Trisscript block, on! Cominerdial street. In front of both, fyom 20’clogk aug: til 8, there Was a: crowd. Workers for all thé tickets were out in grout numbers, and -alieadi@’ their Wholv duty, Lhearesult was not reached ‘before we went,to press, so we are unable'te ‘inform our readers whé will be the next delezate S from this, city ito: ‘the ’ Bw Sobthtions Wext” ORR en mrt A ‘ind report what progress, if any, has CER; itis a cxpital Witch pays big inerest—toaxery ong= whe avails: iim: self of its advantages, Te. is the policemau’ which ‘takes bold” of our youvg. men and-wemen and prevents them from Cyinanitling : spuicide, and . which leads the litHe-onues inte—the paths of integrity ard iffdusty. Let us boil y with joy the purpeses of opr public. ‘Se4ools and let ps guard their interest with “us, much alagrity aud faithfulness 23 we would our. own faujily, civele, Tew. cities are so well qualified with school acvommioduLof fuithfut teachers, our F schools niay tank among the first in our laud, . Another year of sehool work is about to close, and, as the mat Who has been faithfully mining ‘for looks with . ° solicitude. for the. results of his: labors whieh he expects to find in thé up,” exrnest, several weeks, “cleaning pmembery.of this community, feel a solicitide as to the results of the ‘“‘cleahing up” at the close of our Lhis week an opportunity will be-afforded for every citizen who ig interested in the welfare of our schools(snd:whois not)of witnessing what interest ha’ Been’ paid on the mofrey invested ‘in our schools. for the last year,, Lhe Board of Jdueation appointed @ competent committee to examine the sehools sé hools, havo deen made to afford such suggestions ‘as they may deem tae. for the! ad» Vantages und: best ‘advancement of week, «i ee Ok. Seah gte§ , Democratic Delogutes. Two, tickets.of delegates: wore riiti by. the Demeerats.(of this: -preeitict yesterday. The Regular ticket: wis as follows: Niles Searls, John I,,Caldwel,,;Jdsaae Adurr, Louis Seibert, > dames Kitts, G. FE; Withington, dohu Dunnielidf, J.C. Justice, . 2B. Honnertiaath, . dohns. Byrne, W.C,. Bradley, John Kistley, William. Kentys The folto Wing W as the Oppgsition Tickett™ was ? G_§ Hupp, — Richards, J D Fiemme, ‘Rhos Marker, T. Wy. Sigourney, C ‘hear-himrsay, ‘‘give my child a good, our schools, Tf every parent could, asking, receive aby deeryed gift for his child, what would ‘Would ‘it be that he might.“ride upon the high plains of the earth’? and plagk, the first, of hopor, and fame? Would he ask wealth, that his child might possess himself of every desire and perchauce reap to himself the fruits. of a life of debauchery,shameand guilt? We think not, but_rather “would we by simply be his ré jquest ? liberaleducaution, 9 posession which neither theflood nor the storm, the Miehae! Hauley,J-E Maio, > Prank Eflerdun, John Gray THOS Miner, Hugh «MeCauley, _ Richard Wasson, Charles Clark, Lk Gustello, GC smith. Bini ER Soe, Bila kYuckee Delegates. ; or fire feud nor tlieburglar can destroy take but one which: wil! stand by him when eyeryscther acquiréd possessions shill hive deserted away } him with amind well tedand trained. With habits which . Thé. Demograts of. Trackee yesterday voted for two sets of délegates . ‘ to attend the County Convention. . Below we give the names on ‘ech . Democratic tieket. J.E. Marshall, A.D. Parks, J Conroy, li. W. Swim, . . H. Benne't, Geo. Shaft x; Pat Henry, PA, Sherman, . re ©. Hupbreys, Chas. Dunn, Ju Stewart, é A. Olark, G, Shaftte:, FP. Wilbert A. M, Walker; Tom Shirley, G."E. Marshall, J. Porter. rt A AR a Graas VaHey Democrutic Delogates, Tho Demoeracy of Grass Valley nominated the felhowing ticket rod delegates to attend the County. Oonvention: Wm, Watt, A’ B. Dibble, Rh. Shoemoier, C.° Tay ior, Henry Davis, Martin Ford, Wm. H. Mitchell John H. Jadd, David Binklemann, Meyer Cohn, Jobn Palamountain, David Watt, Wm..H. Stepheiys; A, Gi. Petersen, M. F. Beaty; Peter Brunsteter; M, Provines, T, CO, Moofan, Wy D,. Woods, J. J. Dorsey, Thomas Hodge:)\fMlethedist Chareh. _ The"Third Quarterly Meeting for: “ onthe Wall.” “Love feast af 9:30. a. M. All are invited to attend. Seats free, 8. Unauy, Pastor, lt . ure in perfeet conformity to our ba‘place. position. niug service, as the Reetor is to offiChurch this’ evening, “Col Rober ‘Tigo a Preklese' Our public school ‘system is the It, is L +heppblic schoals, oeakt Macaca td iff “silonbind ue liodks, a6.0un0wns witha full, oor pa Y so should we ag] CULE PREP ase in a WestWi n with cir Ygom plaimts; . red that the Post Magter Administrati yn" i tion of the President: from evidence in the department that the office is well conducted at present, and that the special agent present. organization and management, so that the. public is not sufferi for wetitrof d seryiéé. / The a . otttabtie well Hania no®, Vy. that. omplaints are more in the nature of a private than public grievance. The} Post Ofiiee-is not political institu=. AV io If it-be trie, as you, state, that: thé ificumbent is opposed to the ,Administation, he has a right to be, ay fend itis ho-eatise of romoval, wnless in his zeal and activity, he sinks. the Post Master in the politician. If aby onc, whether he-suppgrbe-or opposes Administration, " makes himself ye ae -by reason of inconsiderate, and” foolish zeal, he ought to be removed; bat. if he at tends faithfalty to his duties, anaf Making agved and ‘acceptable Post Master, he should not be removed, though he sees fit to oppose the “Adnlinistration. The President.finds no sufficient-cause for a change in the the Dan Collins and his. boys:Hayes and Gilbert—have gone,and we draw a long breath, feeling much relievéd we was about to say—and “powerful glad;”’ but the boys ‘were such a jolly crowd (withal being ona thankless mission) that we miss their compa‘hy, even, though they did drain us so completely We cannot help laughing as we-hear the ‘bams’ diseussing how slyly they nipped them for poll taxes, and wel ‘vouch that there are very fow!in faét. tliat eseaped anywhere in this. Section. Danis a ‘sly coon,;”’ and has a pair of depatids that can’t bes beat. “Our devil, (and we may as well confess all hands) dod sed til} it” twasne ase; then coming forward with resignation on every feature, “begged to be Jet off four bits cheaper, on account of being printers; but it was "ne go, so we havn't taken any Bota” since, to miuke up.. Dan informed: us. ere he left, that the assessment wash little larger this yerr*thun last, “dhd we secretly hope that it may be so eVory where, 80 that taxes my drop! drop!! drop!!! Well Dan, we cordinily invite you and the boys to call again, Dut not with that “blarsted fixin’ ’’ om your shoulder, : naa Courax.—Schuyler Colfax is now in New York on a pleasuretrip. He ) looks ten years younger than when dry. ern he O Scent went to ér thing the pone is xf they reteigedthrough! ‘}the Péetmistér.Genéral, by direc! “Tt appests bas madéa'favorablé repottasto Vite Post Office.”’ * Fe, : isbhins ite Gp iad Ze Sy Nas td They Are Gone: P . The Truckee “Republican” says ?*said the youngster, *et’s hear you “‘@dene has jusc heen ar at the cat ghops&t York, Pa.;~ the first bullet ‘proof car ever “ manufaetured in the United States. « The car is 31 ‘eet long, 8 feet highsand furnisbed With alf the te ventilation, The body > low 4 the windows ae with Y%-ivch iron sand the panels betwéen the windows and the body, above them is covered With 3-16th-inch steel, The windows can be closed with steel slides, and when they are down, the entire car is bullet proof, The interior is richly decorated, and in appeaance, inside and out, feomtles a finstclass passenger ¢oach. It weighs ‘about 6,500 pounds and was ordered by thé Spanish’ Governnlent for use jn Cuba, eae ‘ S -—Don’t Be T00 Crivican.—What‘/@do not mean a newspaper one, cirelé it willdg you harm—if you object td Being’ ealfed: disagreeable. Ift.you.don,t like any'one’s nose, or object to amy One's ‘chin, don’t put weur feeling into words. If anyone’s manners don’t please, remem, }ber-your owned “Pcdple are not—al : made to suit one taste, recollect that. Take things as yon find them unless you can alter them. Even a ‘dinner that is: swallowed Gatinot be made any better. Continual fauitfinding, continual criticism of-~the -conduct of this one and the speech of that one; the -dress of the ‘other and the opinions. of ‘anether, ‘will make home the uunhappiest place under the sun. On Tuesday morning the dead body of a man, supposed to be that of Edward Griffith, was found. about miles® from Reno. It is thought be foikin att and perished for want of asststance, eight rare M0 6 ACCORDING to the record of the . Health office, 873 ‘deaths occurred i in. ‘San Francisco from diptheria during the past twelve Months, and it is es--. timated*that fifteén per cent. of the cases have proved-fatal, This would indicate» pearly 6,000. cases within that time. Austin ‘Reveille:’’ He called at the bouse.to see her, and while he was sitting ithe parlor waiting: for her to appear, het little brother came in to entertain bm.’ ‘Say ‘mister,’’ spell your name,” ‘Thetel” exelaimed the boy, triumphantly, . “I~ knowe . \Julianer lied” *‘\What did she lie abeut?” inquired the pazzled visitor. ‘““W seat returned the boy, ‘she said you we such a Consarned fool vou Spatdn t spell yourown name without dislocating your neck.’”” He didn’t Wait . ‘for Julianer, but. took his hat and . said die guessed he wonld eall again . in fifteen or twenty years, when he . hud more time, eo Caer RRS A Card to the Public. For many years we have made two medicines suited to the ailments of-a He spelled it. in public life ten years ago, probably because he is free® from harassment . and care, His health is robust, anc though bis beard bears a deepening gray his eye retains its old twinkle, Whet talking to nday about bis pres. ent. life, he stitd hly spoke as thougii . T had ask« tiéphs,’ ofNiutetest?”’ d him in *‘meutal phote~ “Whatis your chief object He said, .‘‘L. sympathizé With the politicians. who slave ture; with, prinaip les which are laid in truth, and inte youny nan or woman weet feol the } right sity no . hand of oppression or the unsatisfied If we hunger produced by’ want. would have ‘tr “éhildren stand . among the honored of earth ‘und walk in field? which wealth .cannot fprocure, giye them what our country necds' and) what their’own na~ tures demands——a’ goed Aberal educa. tion. 0 C. bck 2 Fa = Personal. We received a call. from J. A, _. Vaughn, editor of -the Downieviile . *‘Messepger,’’ yesterday. the; Joint Senatorial Convention méets . . at San Juan on Wednesday next, Mr. Vaughn will remain until it takes. , We learn that he-ewill bea candidate for joint Senator, and stands a pretty ¢ good shoW 6f receiving the nomination! He is a. gentleman of culture, is asound Republican, and is. well qualitied for the As —_ Trinity Church. Fall morning service, bat no evef tes in . 820 of $20,000, * s eo by P ciate at the Episcopal Church in ie “eh great usin! ees. ee oe. PSUR T : N y “Tities a D pe ve is HE New York “Timies’’’ Washs othe hy. Re j davited, GR. Davis, Reotor, . _ ates vy. A. J. Nelson, P. Ex ington spedial. Ba¥s: ‘President of Subject.ia the morning, “Problem Copupmanahannih Chareh. Hayes told a valued friend _Feceutly, ; , of the? Ss;.evening, “Hand writing Subject + ut.the Congregation what in his. opinion all bonds ae q Sims, Pastor. , i add Nevada, California and Canada . monetization of silver of 1873, are away to satisfy the ‘dear people,’ only to be mistuderstood and mis. represented at the best.” He has . closed his lecture season; exe ept a few Summer lectures,and bas Qleared . ; $12,000.‘This is:Lis native city, and he is here ‘visiting relatives and) inends, and hilping his wife (a niece of Ben Wadey" qr" “her shop. pitiy. He says Mug shingly that, he} wnd tie esd will soon be reached. sed “s -bbey 40,000,000 people, but] ‘Me-publie’s obedient servants, 9) ‘A now he allows ho one exes pt-his wife d2* Hontowax & Co, to order him sboat. He has not been able to uccept-all the iavitations he has received to deliver his Lincoln lecture this winter, and will probably to. his jurisdiction next season.—N, Y. Letter to Washington ‘‘Chroniele.’”’ / ><> THE patentes' of the vrismodial railroad has written to the San Bers nardinoites offering to build and equip with one locomotive, o1.6 ‘pasSenger Car, One*aggagewar and three freight cars, a tead.on bis plan, from: San Bernardino to Colton, for the ‘greenbacks issuedprior to’ the depayable in pitas. at nye Soin. # »t . we have placed upon each genuing sue aly. oné who imitates this, with . dlaydoc kk’ 3 -1085 Yellow Jacket, 43 133%. vast class of sufferers, ° Thousands . of cures have been made by them, . and, intact, the word failure-ean-. not-be coupled withthem. But within the last two years counterfeits of

our medicines-have sprung up, dangerous in theif close imitation of our Trade Mark. . ‘To secure the people, box of seats LFS *s Ointme nt ‘the fac simile of t igmature-of our agent; Mr. Jos. Haydock, To counterfeit is felony. We shall rele ntlessly purthe utmost vigor of the law. © We -most earnestly beg, that thé great mass of the American people will aid us ia our efforts to protect their health, and help us in our task of bringing these most unprincipled men to the bar of justiee, Uniformly-refuse to purchase Medicines pur. porting to be oars unless Mr, dos. is attathed to each box, of Bills or pot of Ointment; si Giuatucge od ath Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, ma . ever you do, never set np fora critic} but in private life, in the domestic eomplexional beautifier im “existence. No skin disease of a Jocal nature can resist its remedial action. and sallowness, pimples, mofb patehes, are invariably obviated by it. -It purifies the superficial cirenlation by all offensive granulations and} ime epnrities. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ae Union Hotel. _ JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop.ijeter. “Frrpay, June 22nd, 1877. ¥ Hathaway, City W Rowlands, Placer RB Cooley Ban Fran S Sheubeuson, Wash D G Lake, City 3 Leévisob, 8rn Fran G Ploog, Washington JH Freeman, Wash G Rittridge.San Fran J Tonner, Mine © Chase, City _ D Jonés, Dry Creek J Hus ghes, Dry Creek G Temple, do G Graves, San Fran J Kinkade, San Jose tan Fran Mrs J Upman SF THE verdict of the Ladies is that Glenn's Sulphur-Soap, ig’ the best redness for irritation ofthe cuticle opening the pores, thus removing: ‘Democratic fo Candidates, For Assemblymi 1 W, GIFFRS, of Trueke , is Gi announced-@s a candidate for 4 {fice of Agsembly man, subje the ion of the Democratic a For Supervisor — itor ~ 1sb District. A hi friends of W. C. BRADLEY: heteby announce him as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of the 1st District, subject to, the decision of the Démacratie County-Convention. For Supervisor. OHN H. GRAY, of: this city, is hereby @F announced as a candidate for the of. fice of Supervisor of this District, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, > “For Recor der. J.ROGERS is hereby announced ng . ; @F@ f candidate for re-election 16 the office of Recorder, subject te thé decision of: Miss M Rouke,S¥F AT Laird, City a — HOTEL ARKI VALS Vational Bircheucs I Hotel. ‘$. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fripax, June om 1877. C Mulloy, City E Northup. W Marshall, Omega J MM oii 8, H’nt J Montgomery, P V bk ‘Colg . c Newbegon, D Flat WB Woods; S Perkins ,San Fran P Byrne, City He Pabiie, “GValicy D Cotting, J Collins, do Mrs Wetlls,.D Flat Mrs Graves, G V GH Graves Bridge C Nurthup, Bloomfield A Pridr, Grass Va S Kobb, Gruss Vallvy.:A Ble ngton, City S F.y, You Bet. 2 F. Leckett , GcVal San Juan hil Wheat Delinquent Salo Notice. Ry EW ENGLAND GOLD MINING €O, Location of principal pleée of buasiness, San Francisco, Cauliferni’. Location of works, Nevada Cognty, Calitornia. Notice.—There is delirquent wpon the tollowing described Stock, on account of Assessment (No. One). levied: wpon the Twentieth day of April, 9877, the several almounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders, as follows: No. No, Names Certificate Shares Amt Mayhew & Bro. EC. Tr 380 10. $ ay Mayhew E.C 242° 2250, 112-50 . Mayhew Ek, (¢ : 284 $250 112 50 . Sucket;F.-A.,< * 43° 100 5 00 Sackett aA: 275 tu0 a-00 . Sacket B. A., 273 100.< 5 0 Sacket FP. A., 279 «100 5 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 18 25 1 25 Thomas D.L., Tr 29 20 1 00 Thomas D. He Tr 30 20 1 60 Thonias D. L., Tr —T5 1u0. . 590 Thomas D, Lb, Tr 76. 500 ! 25°00 Thomas D. T., Tr I*3 ~ 100 5 00 Themas D. L,, Tr 175 20 1 60 Thomas D. L., Pr 293. BuO 25 00 . Ehomas,D, L., Tr 254 5u0 25 OO Thomas D. 1.,I'r 298 WUO 50 09 Thomas D,; &., ‘tr 322 200. -106 00 Thomas D. L,, Tr 823. SOU 15 00 Thomas D. L., ‘ir 326 4500 225 00 Thomas D. L., Tr -~ $85 91580 457 50 Wittram C; 299.5150 257 50 And in ac seordé: nce with Jaw,.und/an_or. derof the Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of Aprli, 1877, s0 many shares of each parcel of such stock 4s miy be necessary, will be sold at public auction ta thec itice of the Company, Kooms 21, Hayward’s Building, :419 California street, in the city’ of San Francisco, Califoraia, on Saturday. the 16th day of June, 1si7.at ‘the hour of 12 o'clock; 'M,, ‘of said day, to pay said delinquent asseesiment thereon, together with costs of advertising: aud expe Lakes of the pale Iv sey oe THOMAS, See rotary. Office, Room 2t Hi iyward’s Building, 41 California Street, San Francis, Cal. POSTPONEMENT. At @meeting of the Directors of. the NEW ENGLAND GOLD .MINING COMPANY, held on the doth day ot dune, 1877, the date of sdlé “af delinquent stock for “account of “assessment No, One, poned until SATURDAY, the dnue, lo77, at snl same je2ita D. 80th day of hour aad place. . THOMAS, Sceretary. meow. NE Election for. Chief Engineer, FYNHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER of the Nevadd City Fire Department, wiil take vor at the Marshal's Office, on MONDAY, TULY 30, Juiges—John Baecigalupt . au Naffziger, Clerks-—A. Chaty and J: J; Ott. Polls will be open trom to,8.0'clock, P.M. . as order of, the ipa of Fire Delegates. . : BR. COE, President. James Monro, coer ja2b-td 1877, d Chris: . t J. RK, FOSTER, Uv. C. BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, é . omer and Wholésalé Dealers: in woop AND WILLOW w ARK, . ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLES, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS,.-STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, . ETC., BPC., No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, . > SACRAMENTO, jun15-6m The following are the quotations of ‘the Sules at the Regular Board yesterday mornivg — opening wee closing. 570 Ophir 18% 192. 730 Mexidan hay 12% 680° Gould & Curry 159416. 920 Best & Belcher, 20% 25% 78 Calfornia 3334 800 Savage 724 eee 310 Can Virginia 34344;. 125 Chollar, 33 34 700 Hale & Norcross, 6% 6% 500 Crow Paint 434 4.65 ° 3500 Imperial 1. * 35 to purchase and Feduce SULPHURETS, at their Special Notice. The Pionéer Reduction Co. of California, are ready J McKinney, $F’ pt J Humphreys, Bloom . rove, .D Fiat . oa Valioy” q was Posts ‘ the Democratic Cour ty Conventic nD. Seis (Re ANK BECKET T ig herby, announced ' as a, candidate forthe Office of Ce unty kecorder; subject te the de cision: Of the Democ rate County © onyention. For. Sheriff. HE friends of John Hussey, of Little York Tewns ship » hereby announce . Liin a5 a candidate: forthe office of Sherif, subjeet to the decision of the Democrat CL bee ty Con vention , For Coron ner. ILLIAM: C, PCPE, of Grass Valley, Af is hereby announced as a Candidate for the office ot & santy Coroner. bh. jetties . Fox Coroner. vention. 9 For County: Treasurer. ERRY N. PAYNE‘is * ereby announced oF usa candid ate for the office of County Trea rbject to the decision of the Democratic re ounty Convention, SUreF, st For Sheriff. BLLIAM «=H. . MONTGOME RY; of \ Grass Valley, is hereby announced ae-a~eandidatefort he—ofiiee—ot Sheriff; subject to the deciston of: the Deomocratic County Convention. = For Sheriff. IOHAED DILLON, of Eureka Town ) &hip, is hereby announced as a candi. date for the officé of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. = For Sheriff. ‘ SUILIP C. BYRNE; ship, is liereby § of Nevada TownAWnourced as a cendidate for tlie cftice of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision ef the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. {FORGE W. SMITH, of thts city,” W hereby announced as a candidute for the office of Sherifi of Nevada County—subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. F. DAVIS & CO, Importers an'd Wholesale BE canainaed DEALERS, re STRE ET, CORNER OF, FHIRD, SACRAMENTO: » NO. 6 YE repectfully beg leave to eall the County to the msny advantages that purchasers of Goods im our line have; by) buying in Sacramento, and from us, We carry a Targe and well selected stock ‘of all desirable goods in our line, imported direct trom distiliers and manufacturers, at the Lowest Oash Prides 3 F : Freights are less, from ace enense to every point than, from San Fr. AL CISC! We neyer charge Dipayage aya W hartage as charged.by San Eraucisey merchants. Rents and txpenses: of doing business are very much ites ib Sucrumento than fa ® San Francisco, : : + You can order and Teceive Goods two days sooner than it is ‘Ropsidle to.do ‘trom San braticisco. We will satisfy purchasers that, We, can and will save tuem mouey~atteast! 10, per cemt—in addilion. to the saving.of drayage, Wliartaye aud time, by purchabilg. from us. We are sole proprietors of the old and , well-known brauds.gf W hiskies\, that have foe years given entire sutustaction, Wiz Vauderhofi’s Day-break, Wm. Hart's ld Stock, ' Applegate’s Star, Miller Wheat Whiskies. Aled every well known and favorite brand of Imported Brandies, Ram, Gin, Wine, Bitters, etc. Also,Case Goods, CLARET, ALE, PORTER, ete., in stock. We solicit your orders, and will promise —Hto, establish the fact-of ull we have asserted and claimed, and thus hope to receive your favors. 5. F, DAVIs & CO., Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers. jnlt-din For District Attorney. y D! LONG, of this é¢ity, is hereby e announced: QS a candidate fur thea ottice of District Atioraéy, subject to the decision of theeer County Convention, je2k For Sheriff. : RB. CROSS is Sauer announced as & @ candidate for the office Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democraac County Convention. Independent ( Candidates. “For Sheriff. ILLIAM WALDRON, of Lake City, announces bimseli.as an In\ depemdent Candidate for the office of Sheriff, ee to a majority of the votes 450 Al Sea: E 1000 cite, hy 4 : yr Works, at Canada Hill. Sierra ee: ag 620 elie, 7% Th , Nevada, May 23¢, 1877. . 600 oe . ; oot Bechea i SS. DRESS MAKING. 1680 Justice, 844 834.. Ds MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING 365 Uniom Con ay 6%. done a Mrs Arnhart, House No. 10 100) Utah “IM * >% Supens = nine Cvs Cal. , ‘between of the Bre to nee the office Allied by an honest, of Neyada coupy. He reSe otictte the veckeior ‘ahi who deJONNS SON, of Grass Valley, is heree@ by announced as a candidate for theoffice of Coun ty Coroner, subject to ihe decision of the Democratic County Confa ttention of the public of Nevada * a 4 nig The city then style kno all.c ane qT done Broa —velric else . ing Ox = HG have for f every to me Th of p —ATroUr the . crease best; u& CeSs Thr to be ing :v -chure near} on wl millio Joct me sumin for the ruptei The ¢ * which it can mocke The parties week, to put .29 if is close enough sume n who ar accept There j 0 selec honor ~ in nem tions se done tl] The ¢ Reese ; about day, ar OVOFs: a A ‘gént] the auri forms u out abs the rock 13 proba pockets Servic the -usu morning with an the ocea JGWS sSe¢ “Uadtes soit Ssbap Ent I ha les in th lng repa bell ta, yx With mu jo2d &@ Oa. Fri Works an gold arrov warded: b age, At the r ad ly last, a _. containing bles, with printed o will be rey office, a . Formerly Francisco al Exchar of this vie’ sult the Dy city..