March 28, 1869 (4 pages)

. SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1869. -Nomtwatron or Supreme Jupoes: ~ ~~~“Gentral Committee. With all defer+ . -4ions the better will be the selections, ___ Party chosen for that purpose. _ We have heard it intimated that some . leading Republicans favor a nomina_ tion of Supreme Judges by the State . Transcript, ‘which the franking privilege is abused, both by members of Congress and by rogues. It seems there are many ways of performing the fraud. Sometimes members give away franks out of pure them off at wholesale in exchange for len by clerks and messengers. Some4imes they are procured by loose wo~ ‘Tue New. York Tribune publishes an exposure of some of the methods in’ paffs. Sometimes the franks are sto-} vices Will be held in theMethodist ‘Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at 1} o’clock, Pp. M.— Rev. C.'H. Northnp pastor. Preaching at the ~W GOOD INVESTMENT 1 Baptist. Church to— . Something to make Tax Payers REJOICE % 4 oe Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the cloge, of the morning serv:ce. . Ser¥ices in the Congregational Church many per cent saved by buying —OFr—_ tions will not be adopted.” There will: ing different localities in the State, and it is no more than fair that they should sand upon equal footing in the party, snd-that each county should have its voice in making nominam the vote of the last ey cannot have in the matter-at the next meeting, and _we have no doubt that the members. conclude to call a Convention, and have the*nominations made in the usual manner.The judicial Conventions usu. ' ally contain the leading lawyers of every county,who are eminently qualified toselect men worthy of. places upon the Supreme Bench. Let the nominations be-made in this way and the party will be satisfied with the result. The more directly the influence of the massesof a party is exercised upon nomina_and the assumption of the right to name: candidates by a Committee is a centralization of power that should not be attempted by any body of men. Let the committee exercise only the Jegal aus thority, which empowers them to call a Convention, and let the nominations be made by the representatives of the einen anna strange but very common error—the " notion that certain classes ard disfran__ him say that “if the Supreme Court -maain, excluded who are disfranchised __ Cowan, of Benicia, will hold Episcopal as r Jockey Club. Sie DIsFRANCHISEMENT.—There is a very chised at the South by the United States Constitution, as modified by the fourteenth amendment. Talking recently with one of the most distinguished gen. tlemen in the State, says the Missouri Democrat, we were surprised to hear should declare State disfranchisement unconstitutional, those would still reby the United States Constitation.”— This impression has its origin in the fact that in the ten reconstructed States about seventy-five thousand persons in all were excluded fror: suffrage, duriag athe preliminary steps, by the reconstruction acts themselves. Of course when the reconstruction was finished these acts ceased to operate,and in each State the State constitution prescribed the conditions of suffrage. ‘The fourteenth amendment, as any one will observe who reads it, excludes perjured ex officials from holding office, but it excludes nobody from suffrage. To~ day, not a single rebel is excluded froni suffrage by United States authority in structed States, Virginia, Mississippi end Texas, where elections must still be held under the provisions of the reconstruction acts. The qbject was to ex~ehide vertal persons from share li the T organisation of new governmeuts, but no farther, because it was belicved that they could de no serious harm when new governments had once been estab*'ished. . Ertscopan SgRvicté—Rev. Mr. _fervices at the Court Room this after noon at 3 o'clock. After morning servicé the Holy Communion will be adWinistered. All are invited to attend. . ‘Miss Octavia Mercier, a young colored lady of considerable musical ability, ' is @ great favoritaat Portland) Oregon THE Marysville Appeal says the new railroad bridge over the Yuba river wil! stand for fourteen years without any MARYSVILLE is talking of organizing . ‘President recover he will have an opONE: of the leading merchants of Shanghai, China, isa genuinelive Yankee. Heships twice as much tea ag }any other firm in the country, attends two churches, leads the choir at one, is a treasurer of a missionary society,mem-' ber ofa glee club, engineer of a fire company, member of a regatta club: teacher in a Sunday school, assistant editor of a newspaper, member of the Asiatic Society, and a debater at the debating society. Ir is rumored among naval officers, says the Alta, that the squadrons of the \North and South Pacific fleet are to be united, under the command of Commo. rner. This will necessitate in the location of the e coast. vessels along’ THE Secretary o California Pa—. cific Railroad Company advertises the privilege of selling newspapers, periodicalg and peanuts on the Ne World and cars of the company, to let, forone year, for cash, monthly in advance. ~~ eeccetinel In Charleston is an artesian well 1,350 feet deep, the water spouting up above the surface into a large tank smoking with heatand gas, It is of a temperature of 85 deg., is soft and smooth to the taste, and is impregnated with mineral qualities, rendering it an important medicinal water. For kidney and stomach difficulties it is said to be a wonderful curative agent. New Brancu Mint.—W. P.C. Stebe bins, Superintendent of Construction, received orders by telegraph, last Thursday, to proceed at once with the construction of the new Branch Mint in San Francisco. The Mint is: to be located on a full 100-vara lot on the corner of Mission and Fifth streets. THE telegraph on Friday announced the death of Andrew Johnson, and yesterday pronounced the statement only a rumor, which grew out of the fact that he was quite ill. Should the exportunity of reading a good uafy notices. Me Gen. N. B, Forrest has given away the stock which he held in the Memphis Association Course, and. Says that for the future he doés not propose to. take any active part in matters belonging to the turf. ~ mauy obit. Joms C. Heenan has visited Harri 3 burg, Penn., and interceded with the Governor for Gerald Eaton, the murderer of his brother, but was unsuccesse ful. : AN almond tree, the seed of which was planted in Santa Barbara last wine ter, now measures five inches in circume ference. __.¥oRK is being vigorously pushed on. the San Francisco and. Humboldt Railroad, north of Petaluma. The grading ‘has been completed nearly to Santa Rosa. Griss VALLEY ITEM.—We obtain the following from the Union: The and the local reporter complains of dull Ir is thought that John Swett will succeed Col. Wood as Superintendent of of the Industrial School at San Francisco. THE grain yield of Yuba and Sutter counties, this season, is estimated at an increase of 20 per cent. over former years, . AN attempt was recently made: at operative Association, but it proved unmen who sell them. All these. particu. . ‘gentlemen who compose that commit= lars are edifying in the highest degree. . ing service. Rev.A-Parker pastor. make a success of anything they unthe dry goods business, as any one will pment for. contract for Shady Creek rain interfered with Chinese kite flying} level, and free gold is being found all. Sacramento to organize a Laborers’ Cos Sunday School immediately after morn. Cuurcu Farr.—The ladies of the Episcopal Church have organized a s0cial circle which meets every week, and they are making up articles for a fair, which will be held as soon as they get a sufficient stock“on hand. They propose to make useful things and sell them at ordinary rates. The fair will, we understand, be opened during the day and evening, so that persons may visit it at any hour. The ladies usyally dertake, and the coming fair will no doubt be'a very pleasant af-fair. CoNFIRMED BY THE PEOPLE.—There is. at present great excitement about the Tenure of Office law, and the con~ firmation of officers by the people, but one thing is certain, J. & S: Rosenthal are voted to be up to the scratch in JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL . Broad Street, Nevada City, The Pioneer Dry Goods Déalers ! of Nevada County, HO HAVE ALWAYS HAD AND INTEND to maintain the character of the fairest, squarest and most reasonable Establishmert in the mountains. THEIR IMMENSE SPRING STOCK.2 IS JUST RECEIVED, And consists of a large assortment of the fin, est and mest fashionable Goods ever brought im the meuntains,— Come and see the splendid oe BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, FRENCH ORGANDIES,. CHAMBREYS ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN GINGHAMS ad LINENS AND LAWNS. HEAD DRESSES ah ARASOLS. EMBR0OIDERIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, LINEN BANDEERCAIETS, see who visits their store and examines goods of every description they ate now receiving. They keep a full assortment of all kinds of dry goods, .and also a fine lot of wall paper of new sell forthe benefit of the people at lower cash rates than ever offered before. Read the adver ment.Tue Rep Jacket»>~The Red Jacket gravel mining company are about com~ menting work on their clai located tinuation of the, channel which r through Sncker Flat. Some hine cement has-been found in the shaft which looks very much like the pay gravel taken from the above named lo— cality. " LATE Parers.—We are indebted to Geo. R. Crawford for a budget of late Eastern papers and magazines. He has Godey's for April, Harper's Weekly, Hearth & Home, Bazar and a large lot of interesting matter received by yes terday’s mail. THE SCANDINAVIAN.—The Scandinavian Company,-whose claim is Jocated in the vicinity of the Anthony House, have commenced operations on their ledge, and are taking out fine looking rock, from a lode a foot and a half in thickness. They have three arastras in operation. Rvap Contract.—0O. C. Hyatt has taken the contract to repair the road from the Nevada county line to Brady’s ranch, in Yuba county—about six tTailes, THE Board of Supervisors yesterday allowed J. M. Traner $300, in part paybridge. Grass VALLEY.—The town of Gress Valley has actually waked up to such a pitch of excitement that they have hada dance. It was given at the Exchange Hotel on the anniversary of the birth of the hostess, and is pronounced by all who attended, the most pleasant affair ever enjoyed by the people of that town. We are glad to note this evidence of life in our neighboring town. ee meme) “MORE Ric Rocx.—Beside the xich’ rock taken from the Empire mine; on Thursday, says the Grass Valley Union, there was taken out during the day four car loads in all, from the same part of the ledge on the 800 foot level, worth $5,000. This-was-a splendid day’s work for the Empire, aid more of the same sort is anticipated before long, as the shaft is nearly down,to the 900 foot the way. Tue British House of Lords is the only hereditary Chamber in Europe. paterns. The goods they advertise to. about a mile below the Anthony House. : Their channel is supposed to be a ton~ Ladies and "liases Shoes & Gaiters __ Also, a large and varied assortment 6f = quality. Pa Alse,a good Stock of Irish Linen, Bleached Muslin, Cotton tains, White of Colored Carpets and Qi! Cloths, Brus— sels, Three-ply, and Ingrain, Shades, Hollands, and Fixtures, Mats, &e. Don't ferget that yo ill b: bu ving one a oe u will save money by J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, TO # AULIC MINERS! s THE MONI ITH OSCILLATING JOINT does fect the preeeure, and can be elev or depressed, and has greater horizontal ran; than any Pipe in use. Used without hose aud will do more and better work than any Pipe known at the present ti_.e. : The Pipe may be seen in operation on the claims of JACUBS & SARGENT, AT QUA‘or farther parti 2pply to GEORGE -F. JACOBS, sats m35 UNITED STATES SALOON. Cerner of Broad ani Pine Streets, CARLEY & BECKMAN, ~ . JAVE just received a large additional stock of Superb BRANDY, WHI Y, BOTTLED LIQUOKS, ete. 7 FINE CIGARS always on kand. THE BAR always supplied with the , best hin the above line. Come and sample m4 —t TO OWNERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS OF MINES, Sh es NEVADA COUNTY! WOULD cali the attention of the OWNdk ERS. AND -SUPERIVE : ZNDENTS OF MINES, near Nevada city, to the well ern GIANT POWDER, Over .the common Blasting Powder for ali blasting in Tunnels, Cuts, shafts and Cement, I shall leased to convince, by tri 7 wish to introduce the ee GIANT POWDER — rg 33¢ Ib ham: of at eas © cent. wiil pv owed pe ‘accrue to them by % y I will remain several weeks hére Nevada city and will visit mines whenever P Pon and give practical leasons to mixers in the use of the hew compound free . 0: therto an objection to its use has been the noxious gases uced immediate} This ment has now yea ter explosion. come by a combination been. entirety everof the Ingred ents The Pow is Sensati those using it for blast pooee. of the old Giant Powder rape 8 being bar gong and the new and improved o J. F. BUSSENLUs, Superintendent Giant Powder Works. D. H. BIRDSALL, Travelling Agent. mi4 WALL PAPER, New Patterns and Splendid . ~Sheetings, Lace und Muslin Caur-[ are off ev in their line at . Wibe sre Gann Sarcab ae ever sold before _ ~ i “. county, Cal. Assessment Notices GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! —— sO Tue People of Nevada County . roi — AND er . THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD] . __YourR pry coops . . morning and evening at the usual houts. . “Regardless of Cost! 'B. MEYER & Co, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets ‘NEVADA CITY: ea W OULD.inform the people of this city that they have concluded to Close Out Business in this piace, " AND NOW OFFER FOR-SALE, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING,” —AND— Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c, REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! COMPLETE SUITS: . COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY And Everything Else in the same proportion ! the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before -we leave the . town and therefore we invitethem to call and secure This isno Humbag! Before buying elsewhere examine our — Goods and Prices! B. MEYER & CO., ics i Corner Broad and Pine Streets. , Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. NORTH AMERICA “LIFE KR oF NEW YORK ‘ 8, B DAVENPORT, BNTERPRIsE Gold and Bilver Mining Co. Meadow Lake Mining Diatrict, Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of theaBoard of Trustees of said Company, held on the 22nd day of March, 1869, an assessment of One Qoload ye! share, ($4 per foot) was levied upd eachand every share of the Capital Stock o said Company liable thereto ‘is due and payable imm tely to the Secretary, at bis office, Room No. 5, in the Government House, northwest corner of Washingtcen & Sansome streets San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which ° said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22nd day of April, 1869, will on that day be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public anction and unless payment be made before will be-sold on the sth day of May, 1869, to pay said delinquent agsess-. ment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Board of Trustees. WM, B. MAY, Secretary. _.*. Antelope Restanrant,._. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : CHARLES MILLER having urchased the well known Anteope Restaurant will keep its tables supplied with the very best the market affords, 4 Long experience and.a-t knowledge of business*will enable me to give the very dest satisfaction toall who favor me with their patronage. : Board by the day or week gt reasonable pri 8 at all hours, M Nevada, Alig, 13th. . DANCING SCHOOL 8. J. MILLINGTON, —~hDm ee " O*; SAN FRANCISCO, has o ed the above Pupils. ces, National Hall. : Hall tor the reception of Days of Tuition: MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at § P. M., FOR GENTLEMEN. _ THURSDAYS, at 2 P. M., FOR LADIES SATURDAYS, at 2 P, M. FOR CHILDREN. All persons wishing to avail themselves of jia the services of a Firat C ‘eacher ited to call. " ss ee eran. a ee” FURNISHING GOODS! 21 ; WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ~~~ a INSURANCE COMPANY, ~. & AGENT. _/@ ats iv per cou foll for 1 the Ov yest ‘two mail & pa prob presi

. SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1869. -Nomtwatron or Supreme Jupoes: ~ ~~~“Gentral Committee. With all defer+ . -4ions the better will be the selections, ___ Party chosen for that purpose. _ We have heard it intimated that some . leading Republicans favor a nomina_ tion of Supreme Judges by the State . Transcript, ‘which the franking privilege is abused, both by members of Congress and by rogues. It seems there are many ways of performing the fraud. Sometimes members give away franks out of pure them off at wholesale in exchange for len by clerks and messengers. Some4imes they are procured by loose wo~ ‘Tue New. York Tribune publishes an exposure of some of the methods in’ paffs. Sometimes the franks are sto-} vices Will be held in theMethodist ‘Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School at 1} o’clock, Pp. M.— Rev. C.'H. Northnp pastor. Preaching at the ~W GOOD INVESTMENT 1 Baptist. Church to— . Something to make Tax Payers REJOICE % 4 oe Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the cloge, of the morning serv:ce. . Ser¥ices in the Congregational Church many per cent saved by buying —OFr—_ tions will not be adopted.” There will: ing different localities in the State, and it is no more than fair that they should sand upon equal footing in the party, snd-that each county should have its voice in making nominam the vote of the last ey cannot have in the matter-at the next meeting, and _we have no doubt that the members. conclude to call a Convention, and have the*nominations made in the usual manner.The judicial Conventions usu. ' ally contain the leading lawyers of every county,who are eminently qualified toselect men worthy of. places upon the Supreme Bench. Let the nominations be-made in this way and the party will be satisfied with the result. The more directly the influence of the massesof a party is exercised upon nomina_and the assumption of the right to name: candidates by a Committee is a centralization of power that should not be attempted by any body of men. Let the committee exercise only the Jegal aus thority, which empowers them to call a Convention, and let the nominations be made by the representatives of the einen anna strange but very common error—the " notion that certain classes ard disfran__ him say that “if the Supreme Court -maain, excluded who are disfranchised __ Cowan, of Benicia, will hold Episcopal as r Jockey Club. Sie DIsFRANCHISEMENT.—There is a very chised at the South by the United States Constitution, as modified by the fourteenth amendment. Talking recently with one of the most distinguished gen. tlemen in the State, says the Missouri Democrat, we were surprised to hear should declare State disfranchisement unconstitutional, those would still reby the United States Constitation.”— This impression has its origin in the fact that in the ten reconstructed States about seventy-five thousand persons in all were excluded fror: suffrage, duriag athe preliminary steps, by the reconstruction acts themselves. Of course when the reconstruction was finished these acts ceased to operate,and in each State the State constitution prescribed the conditions of suffrage. ‘The fourteenth amendment, as any one will observe who reads it, excludes perjured ex officials from holding office, but it excludes nobody from suffrage. To~ day, not a single rebel is excluded froni suffrage by United States authority in structed States, Virginia, Mississippi end Texas, where elections must still be held under the provisions of the reconstruction acts. The qbject was to ex~ehide vertal persons from share li the T organisation of new governmeuts, but no farther, because it was belicved that they could de no serious harm when new governments had once been estab*'ished. . Ertscopan SgRvicté—Rev. Mr. _fervices at the Court Room this after noon at 3 o'clock. After morning servicé the Holy Communion will be adWinistered. All are invited to attend. . ‘Miss Octavia Mercier, a young colored lady of considerable musical ability, ' is @ great favoritaat Portland) Oregon THE Marysville Appeal says the new railroad bridge over the Yuba river wil! stand for fourteen years without any MARYSVILLE is talking of organizing . ‘President recover he will have an opONE: of the leading merchants of Shanghai, China, isa genuinelive Yankee. Heships twice as much tea ag }any other firm in the country, attends two churches, leads the choir at one, is a treasurer of a missionary society,mem-' ber ofa glee club, engineer of a fire company, member of a regatta club: teacher in a Sunday school, assistant editor of a newspaper, member of the Asiatic Society, and a debater at the debating society. Ir is rumored among naval officers, says the Alta, that the squadrons of the \North and South Pacific fleet are to be united, under the command of Commo. rner. This will necessitate in the location of the e coast. vessels along’ THE Secretary o California Pa—. cific Railroad Company advertises the privilege of selling newspapers, periodicalg and peanuts on the Ne World and cars of the company, to let, forone year, for cash, monthly in advance. ~~ eeccetinel In Charleston is an artesian well 1,350 feet deep, the water spouting up above the surface into a large tank smoking with heatand gas, It is of a temperature of 85 deg., is soft and smooth to the taste, and is impregnated with mineral qualities, rendering it an important medicinal water. For kidney and stomach difficulties it is said to be a wonderful curative agent. New Brancu Mint.—W. P.C. Stebe bins, Superintendent of Construction, received orders by telegraph, last Thursday, to proceed at once with the construction of the new Branch Mint in San Francisco. The Mint is: to be located on a full 100-vara lot on the corner of Mission and Fifth streets. THE telegraph on Friday announced the death of Andrew Johnson, and yesterday pronounced the statement only a rumor, which grew out of the fact that he was quite ill. Should the exportunity of reading a good uafy notices. Me Gen. N. B, Forrest has given away the stock which he held in the Memphis Association Course, and. Says that for the future he doés not propose to. take any active part in matters belonging to the turf. ~ mauy obit. Joms C. Heenan has visited Harri 3 burg, Penn., and interceded with the Governor for Gerald Eaton, the murderer of his brother, but was unsuccesse ful. : AN almond tree, the seed of which was planted in Santa Barbara last wine ter, now measures five inches in circume ference. __.¥oRK is being vigorously pushed on. the San Francisco and. Humboldt Railroad, north of Petaluma. The grading ‘has been completed nearly to Santa Rosa. Griss VALLEY ITEM.—We obtain the following from the Union: The and the local reporter complains of dull Ir is thought that John Swett will succeed Col. Wood as Superintendent of of the Industrial School at San Francisco. THE grain yield of Yuba and Sutter counties, this season, is estimated at an increase of 20 per cent. over former years, . AN attempt was recently made: at operative Association, but it proved unmen who sell them. All these. particu. . ‘gentlemen who compose that commit= lars are edifying in the highest degree. . ing service. Rev.A-Parker pastor.. make a success of anything they unthe dry goods business, as any one will pment for. contract for Shady Creek rain interfered with Chinese kite flying} level, and free gold is being found all. Sacramento to organize a Laborers’ Cos Sunday School immediately after morn. Cuurcu Farr.—The ladies of the Episcopal Church have organized a s0cial circle which meets every week, and they are making up articles for a fair, which will be held as soon as they get a sufficient stock“on hand. They propose to make useful things and sell them at ordinary rates. The fair will, we understand, be opened during the day and evening, so that persons may visit it at any hour. The ladies usyally dertake, and the coming fair will no doubt be'a very pleasant af-fair. CoNFIRMED BY THE PEOPLE.—There is. at present great excitement about the Tenure of Office law, and the con~ firmation of officers by the people, but one thing is certain, J. & S: Rosenthal are voted to be up to the scratch in JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL . Broad Street, Nevada City, The Pioneer Dry Goods Déalers ! of Nevada County, HO HAVE ALWAYS HAD AND INTEND to maintain the character of the fairest, squarest and most reasonable Establishmert in the mountains. THEIR IMMENSE SPRING STOCK.2 IS JUST RECEIVED, And consists of a large assortment of the fin, est and mest fashionable Goods ever brought im the meuntains,— Come and see the splendid oe BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, FRENCH ORGANDIES,. CHAMBREYS ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN GINGHAMS ad LINENS AND LAWNS. HEAD DRESSES ah ARASOLS. EMBR0OIDERIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, LINEN BANDEERCAIETS, see who visits their store and examines goods of every description they ate now receiving. They keep a full assortment of all kinds of dry goods, .and also a fine lot of wall paper of new sell forthe benefit of the people at lower cash rates than ever offered before. Read the adver ment.Tue Rep Jacket»>~The Red Jacket gravel mining company are about com~ menting work on their clai located

tinuation of the, channel which r through Sncker Flat. Some hine cement has-been found in the shaft which looks very much like the pay gravel taken from the above named lo— cality. " LATE Parers.—We are indebted to Geo. R. Crawford for a budget of late Eastern papers and magazines. He has Godey's for April, Harper's Weekly, Hearth & Home, Bazar and a large lot of interesting matter received by yes terday’s mail. THE SCANDINAVIAN.—The Scandinavian Company,-whose claim is Jocated in the vicinity of the Anthony House, have commenced operations on their ledge, and are taking out fine looking rock, from a lode a foot and a half in thickness. They have three arastras in operation. Rvap Contract.—0O. C. Hyatt has taken the contract to repair the road from the Nevada county line to Brady’s ranch, in Yuba county—about six tTailes, THE Board of Supervisors yesterday allowed J. M. Traner $300, in part paybridge. Grass VALLEY.—The town of Gress Valley has actually waked up to such a pitch of excitement that they have hada dance. It was given at the Exchange Hotel on the anniversary of the birth of the hostess, and is pronounced by all who attended, the most pleasant affair ever enjoyed by the people of that town. We are glad to note this evidence of life in our neighboring town. ee meme) “MORE Ric Rocx.—Beside the xich’ rock taken from the Empire mine; on Thursday, says the Grass Valley Union, there was taken out during the day four car loads in all, from the same part of the ledge on the 800 foot level, worth $5,000. This-was-a splendid day’s work for the Empire, aid more of the same sort is anticipated before long, as the shaft is nearly down,to the 900 foot the way. Tue British House of Lords is the only hereditary Chamber in Europe. paterns. The goods they advertise to. about a mile below the Anthony House. : Their channel is supposed to be a ton~ Ladies and "liases Shoes & Gaiters __ Also, a large and varied assortment 6f = quality. Pa Alse,a good Stock of Irish Linen, Bleached Muslin, Cotton tains, White of Colored Carpets and Qi! Cloths, Brus— sels, Three-ply, and Ingrain, Shades, Hollands, and Fixtures, Mats, &e. Don't ferget that yo ill b: bu ving one a oe u will save money by J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, TO # AULIC MINERS! s THE MONI ITH OSCILLATING JOINT does fect the preeeure, and can be elev or depressed, and has greater horizontal ran; than any Pipe in use. Used without hose aud will do more and better work than any Pipe known at the present ti_.e. : The Pipe may be seen in operation on the claims of JACUBS & SARGENT, AT QUA‘or farther parti 2pply to GEORGE -F. JACOBS, sats m35 UNITED STATES SALOON. Cerner of Broad ani Pine Streets, CARLEY & BECKMAN, ~ . JAVE just received a large additional stock of Superb BRANDY, WHI Y, BOTTLED LIQUOKS, ete. 7 FINE CIGARS always on kand. THE BAR always supplied with the , best hin the above line. Come and sample m4 —t TO OWNERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS OF MINES, Sh es NEVADA COUNTY! WOULD cali the attention of the OWNdk ERS. AND -SUPERIVE : ZNDENTS OF MINES, near Nevada city, to the well ern GIANT POWDER, Over .the common Blasting Powder for ali blasting in Tunnels, Cuts, shafts and Cement, I shall leased to convince, by tri 7 wish to introduce the ee GIANT POWDER — rg 33¢ Ib ham: of at eas © cent. wiil pv owed pe ‘accrue to them by % y I will remain several weeks hére Nevada city and will visit mines whenever P Pon and give practical leasons to mixers in the use of the hew compound free . 0: therto an objection to its use has been the noxious gases uced immediate} This ment has now yea ter explosion. come by a combination been. entirety everof the Ingred ents The Pow is Sensati those using it for blast pooee. of the old Giant Powder rape 8 being bar gong and the new and improved o J. F. BUSSENLUs, Superintendent Giant Powder Works. D. H. BIRDSALL, Travelling Agent. mi4 WALL PAPER, New Patterns and Splendid . ~Sheetings, Lace und Muslin Caur-[ are off ev in their line at . Wibe sre Gann Sarcab ae ever sold before _ ~ i “. county, Cal. Assessment Notices GREATEST INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED! —— sO Tue People of Nevada County . roi — AND er . THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD] . __YourR pry coops . . morning and evening at the usual houts. . “Regardless of Cost! 'B. MEYER & Co, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets ‘NEVADA CITY: ea W OULD.inform the people of this city that they have concluded to Close Out Business in this piace, " AND NOW OFFER FOR-SALE, THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING,” —AND— Trunks, Valises, Boots, &c, REGARDLESS OF ALL COST! COMPLETE SUITS: . COAT, VEST AND PANTS FOR ONLY And Everything Else in the same proportion ! the Ceunty. We desire to see them all well dressed before -we leave the . town and therefore we invitethem to call and secure This isno Humbag! Before buying elsewhere examine our — Goods and Prices! B. MEYER & CO., ics i Corner Broad and Pine Streets. , Opposite Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, Nevada city. NORTH AMERICA “LIFE KR oF NEW YORK ‘ 8, B DAVENPORT, BNTERPRIsE Gold and Bilver Mining Co. Meadow Lake Mining Diatrict, Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of theaBoard of Trustees of said Company, held on the 22nd day of March, 1869, an assessment of One Qoload ye! share, ($4 per foot) was levied upd eachand every share of the Capital Stock o said Company liable thereto ‘is due and payable imm tely to the Secretary, at bis office, Room No. 5, in the Government House, northwest corner of Washingtcen & Sansome streets San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which ° said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22nd day of April, 1869, will on that day be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public anction and unless payment be made before will be-sold on the sth day of May, 1869, to pay said delinquent agsess-. ment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Board of Trustees. WM, B. MAY, Secretary. _..*. Antelope Restanrant,._. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : CHARLES MILLER having urchased the well known Anteope Restaurant will keep its tables supplied with the very best the market affords, 4 Long experience and.a-t knowledge of business*will enable me to give the very dest satisfaction toall who favor me with their patronage. : Board by the day or week gt reasonable pri 8 at all hours, M Nevada, Alig, 13th. . DANCING SCHOOL 8. J. MILLINGTON, —~hDm ee " O*; SAN FRANCISCO, has o ed the above Pupils. ces, National Hall. : Hall tor the reception of Days of Tuition: MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at § P. M., FOR GENTLEMEN. _ THURSDAYS, at 2 P. M., FOR LADIES SATURDAYS, at 2 P, M. FOR CHILDREN. All persons wishing to avail themselves of jia the services of a Firat C ‘eacher ited to call. " ss ee eran. a ee” FURNISHING GOODS! 21 ; WE HAVE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ~~~ a INSURANCE COMPANY, ~. & AGENT. _/@ ats iv per cou foll for 1 the Ov yest ‘two mail & pa prob presi