March 8, 1874 (4 pages)

Be 3 + ‘ i * + in Patt pag 2 LE rC. p, to . fur vite ely, = 2 cent., which entitled her to a third ___and is in ‘‘statn quo’’ somewhere on own) Bhe Baily Transerips. v' "NEVADA CITY, CAL. aids. “ ‘Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination completed its lhibors on Friday. ‘Nineteen applicants presented themselves.and two obtained Certificates, namely, Miss Josie*Morey of Grass Valley, and John Dinan -of Allison Ranch. Miss Morey received 76 per grade certificate. Mr. Dinan got 81 “per cent. and. received. .a second grade certificate. The members of the-Board are unanimous in the’ opiniow that the next County _institute should be held ‘daring the: first week of May. The law fequires ev-. ery person engaged in teaching inthe county to atténd these Tustitutes, and provides that pay shall continue during theirattendance. +. Klectro-Plating, We ‘would. call the attention of mill owners, and others interested in saving gold, to the: fact that J, J. Ott; ofthis-city,—is-prepared-to-electro-plate coppers fur ‘batteries in quartz mills, at-short notice, in ; the best-manner, and at prices that. will niake it\greatly te the~advantage of quartz men, instead of sending them to San Francisco, All-other kinds cf ‘gold and silver plating done. See, advertisement. iabemesanenantion macnnenen netic Remonstrance, ~~ A petition was circulated in this city yesterday, and’ generally signed by ourcitizens, remoustrating against the passiige by the Legislature, Ot Lane’s bill, which has been intro“duced for the purpose of virtually disbanding the militia of the State The Ontega Stage. On last Tuesday morning the stage left-this-city for Omega, with freight and passengers, since which time it has not been heard from. Whether it arrived at its destination, and is safely housed, waiting’ the weather to moderate,—or—whether it got canght out in the snowstorm, . the road~between here and Omega, nt of __ course will be-“‘The foundation of a 'Joy a good smoke. is-@ matter of conjecture. Congregational Charch. “Rev. d; Sims. will preach at the Congregational Church this evening, asusual. The subject of his distrue and earnest life.”’ invited to attend. Everybody Physician and Surgeon, By announcement Transcript it will be seen that Dr. W. C. Jones has nermanently located at Grass Valley. His office is at 21 Mill strect. Snow Shoes. F. M. Hathaway, who came down on the stage from Omega last Monday, having waited for nearly a week the arrival of the stage, which return/ ed to Omega on Tuesday last, gota pair of snow shoes made by Mr. Palmer, of this city, and this morning left for his home—atOmega, where * he has business demanding~ his im=}—— mediate attention, on snow shoes. Notice, Any person found on the public school grounds, except during school hours, without having first obtained the permission of the Principal of). os the Trustees, will be dealt*Wwith™ according to law. By order of the Board‘of Tristees, dso, Parison, Dist. Clerk. Just Received. : Just received and for sale~at Ed. Goldsmith’s, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Banannas. m6 —_———_—_<»>o Carpets! Carpets}: J. E. Johnston,Commercial street, is selling best 3-ply Carpets at $1 60 per yard. Best 2-ply carpets at $1.30 and $1 per yard: Heayy Brussels Carpets $1 50 per yard. Al80, Hemp Carpets, Coco and China Matting at very-low rates. ‘Ihe goods must be sold to make room for the Spring stock. ~ m6<3t J. KE. JOMNSTON. Scheel Books, Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s. m6 Gentiomen ! Take notice, that Ed. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enm6 }upon-thedi in to-day’s't invited to these articles. -, For a Short ‘Time Only. At rooms 84 and'85, National Ex‘change. Consult Madame Martelle, the celebrated Clairvoyant, Test Medium, Magnetic Healer and Physician-—from Europe. Fee from $1, upwards, 1 §2k-Go :to Hyman and ‘Brothers for Fashionable Clothing. _, ' j16-tf Hyman Brothers sell clothing eheuperthan any other establishment. on this éoast._ j16-tf —> o> s ‘Radolph Photograph Gallery, Broad. Street, near Pine. n25 7 Bho Best Photographs. to Abell, Grass Valley. j8-2m which torment the human famify could be traced to their primary setirces, it’ would probably be found “that three fourths of them originated in the failure of the. stomach and the other organs by which’ the food is converted into nutriment and #pplied to the purposes of life,to perfornmethetasks alloted tothem by nature, vigorously and'regularly. This being the case tho vas* importance of a medicitie Which co npels these organs to do their whole duty thoroughly and efficiently, becomes at once can be implicitly felied on_as co ,the properties of a stomachic, awalterative and apaperient in such Pp produce simultancous! a > Stomach, liver, and intestines. Thisconclusion is warranted by the celerity, and certainly with—which the Bitters afford relief in chronic cases of dyspepsia, torpidity of the liver and consti pation. The false idea that these complaints and others grow out of them, could be cured by fierce catharties, has at last, it is hoped, heen thoroughly exploded. The sick, during the last hundred years have swallowed thousands of tons of mercury, scanimony, gamboge, croton oil, jalap &c., be truly characterized as. a“preparation of? this kind, indeed=as the only.one which ining end tens of thousands of graves have been prematurély filled thereby. But ever since the principle of renovation, asembod_ . ied_in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, was arrayed against the principles of prostraticon; as represented by mineral salivants and fitrious purgatives, the latter has steadily fullen into deserved contempt. The outcry against stimulation by which concocters of depleting drenches hoped to give eclat to their disgusting and dangerous compounds” has only served to increase thedemand for tive which for twenty-five years triumphed. over all opposition and is now the most popular medicine in the Western hemisphere, _ HAMS, — ‘BACON, , a and LARD CASHIN & Co. Are Now Mannfacturing _A Superior Article ‘of Hams, & Bacon, and EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED NO. 1. The Lard is put up in Fight lb, Cans and warranted good and sw et for One Year. It-is entirely free of Mutton fat. The caus are well made of the Sad The attention of the Trade is Address orders to : CASHIN & CO. apparent. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may a best tin. E Nevada City, Ca § 4 : . .~AND THE— Public Triumphant A. GOLDSMITH’s. ‘the very bést Photographs, go} —— GRAND ANNU AL fetee Taman CLEARING SALE 1 Tf all thé ailments, bodily and niental, ae 8 — ~ 8 eh 3 Ye GOODS TO BE SOLD Cheaper than Ever —FOR— =F Thirty Days ! eenie meee HE public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL CLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days . ONLY ! Durtng that time the Entire Stocx. will be sold at a TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, give some idéa of the reductions made, but to fully understand and appreciate the BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well to call and examine the Stock, compare prices, &. (which I respectfally invite . all to do before purchasing elsewhere, LIST OF PRICES. 10.000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10.cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, 93 421-2 ctsperyd. White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 ets. All wool 7-8 wide White Flannel 37 1-2 cts. French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and unbleached 45 cents. Genuine Irish Silk Poplins, at $1 25 cts per yd. Imperial’3-ply Carpet $1 50. Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts On all kinds of: Dress Goods a. Reduction of 30 per his made. ‘Fine Ottoman Shawls and Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Rebrand, duced: Prices. Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy’s Wear which will be sold at sac-:. . rificing Prices. Anda thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. Call at once and get great bargains. Samples sent toll parts of the —Kidd’s Building, ) RAILROAD . re i Broad Street, Nevada City. . are “A LARGE STOCK Jacob Naffziger, —_ fe ee tiams, . The Largest Annual Income ! ee Of any Fire Insurance ComBacon : 2 pany in the Country. Ee Income over $16 000_per day, and See Lard, Losses paid since the organiza— tion of the Company over $40,000,000 00 Whichthe offers for sale GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Wholesale or Retail. > The attention of the people of Nevada County is ealled to the above named articles. JACOB NAFFZIGER, NEVADA CITY, Nevada, Oct. E pie ees BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Qarrran STOCK $200, 000. : DIRECTORS : John Cashin, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, AcH. Parker, John W. Hinds. * MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral security. = : Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : Legal Tenders Bought and seid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust Bought, Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion tor Assay or Coinage at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Tose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, Kondon and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CORRESPONDENT8#—Bankof Oalifarn’ , Francisco ; Bauk of D. O; Mills, Sacramento AgencyBank of California, Virginie City. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. . Iwelve Months Time} Deposits, 8 per cent. per! annum, &#” Persons residing at » distance cau send money by Express. @eeoks on Solvent Banks taken at par. TO STATIONERS, NHE County Clerk of the County of Nevada will receive bids, until TUESDAY, March 10th, for supplying the Stuationery used by County Officers for one year the estimated supply to be furnished immediatelv is as follows ;— 15 Reamel4ib Legal Cap, tull 81-8 inch, wide. ‘ 3 Reams 10 lb Letter Head. 3.Reams 9 lb Letter Paper {[Congress.} % Reams 5 lb Note Paper. mS 3600 Ainber or Buff XX No 5 Envelopes. 1000 do. ado dn 9 do 1000 do do do: WW do 3000 thin, cheap 7 do 2 gross Faber’s Pencils, No 2. : 1 do do de $6 3 dozen Faber’s Pencil and Ink Erasers — small. 1 gross Elastic Bands, 1-2 inch wide. 3 gross Elastic Bands, No 31. : * 1000MeGill’s’ Paper Fasteners 1-2 inch. 1000 ~ do “do d6 34 inch, 1-2 doz Spools Red Tape. Be y 4 gross Accommodation Pen Holders. 12 gross Gillott’s Pens, 404. 1-2 Ream best White Blotting Pad, cut 8 3-4x12 inches. j-2 Ream Post Office au, a 3 doz Arnold's Writing FInid. : Any article not of the best quality will te rejected. Terms cash at the first nieeting of the Supervisors after goods are delivered, Award -will be nade by the Clerk, By. order of the Board of Supervisors, _ Cash Assets $5,845,802 03, . NORTH AMERICA Chas. Marsh,_R-W-Pubty;}— — i Incorporated 1619. Capital $3,000,000.“THE LARGEST CAPITAL! _.THE LARGEST ASSETS! San Francisco, : Manager Pacific Branch. NE te IRA A, EATON, Agent, Nevada. JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Grass Valley. on JAMES _A,. STIDGER,. Agent, North San Jaan. San Francisco, Feb. 17-3m LIF/E INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK ‘, ORGANIZED 1862, A OVER $6,000,000 Policies issued upon the Whole Life, Joint Life, Endowment, or on the Tontiene Plan; and aH Policies are registered with the Controller, and their payment ‘at maturity guaranteed by the State of New York. No Restrictions on. }Travel or Business, « WATSON WEBB, -General Agent for the Pacific Coast, S. &B. DAVENPORT, Local Agentat Nevada City Nevada, February 8th: 1874, \ Td PHOTOGRAPHERS, . A Good Chance for a Live Man CHAS. FERRAND FFERS for sale, very cheap, his Photograph Gallery, establisheu for over ten years. The best of .pparatus, from ____ Quarter Size up to 8.4, —__] —Nevada, Cal. March ath ts71. L. COOMBS, M. D, ; oe : Grass Valley Specialty —Diseaseg of Women and —: “a, With Chemicals, Stock, Furniture &c, Wishing to leave the county as soon as possible, he will sell at a sacrifices. Call and see for yourself. : 3 CHAS. ERRAND. . Rates, OULD respectfuily inform the peo. Y _pleof Nevada gity and the surrounding places that they have opened a Grocery and Provision Store; ON COMMERCIAL STRERPT, ¢‘Nearly opposite the ‘Transcript Bleck,” in the Store tormerlv occupied by A, Lademan. Our stock is entirely. new and. consists of everything in the ike Hee GROCERY, a ‘. PROVISION, AND We-will always be in receipt of everything new in our line of. business and -eustomers can alwiys rely upon getting the best at the lowest market cash rates. By dealing honorably with every one and liberal share of the public nege, : HINDS & Mranosgon. Nevada. Aug, 8th, 1873. gE CIGAR STORE. ‘HUGH McCAULEY, W OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has. purchased the stock and trade of JULIUS GREENWARD and will constantly keep on ° hand a fine stock of : Whieh he will sell at the Very Lowest _ By strict attention to the businesé and endeavoring to please the public he hopes to receive a good share of patronage. HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. COUNTY WARRANTS. 4 LL Warrants on General Fand registered prior to May 6th, 1873; also éral Fund, registered May 6th, 1873, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceasen. from this date. F) A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. = A. H. Parker, Deputy, _ Nevada, Feb. 6th, 1874. TREES AND PLANTS. FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNL. _ MENTAL TREES, VINES, ‘PLANTS, &C, — Saeramento prices, freight addeds= Cata= logues, Prive Lists and-printed directions furnished on application. j ~ Nevada, Féb. sth, 1874. Special Notice. NoMce is hereby given to all persors indebted to the late tirm of LANCABhave been placed in the hands of J. R. GRAY for collection and that prompt payment must b3 made by those who wouhi Bave cost. : A. T. ROBINSON Surviving partner of Lancaster & Robizeon , Nevada City, Jan. Jet 1874 Dissolution Notice, HE co-partnership herctofere existing between F. A. Lecuyer and Peter June who have been keeping a saloon in North Bloomitield, bas been, this day, January 28, 1874, dissolved by mutual comsent, All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late firm of Lecuyer & June wil! please call and settie with F, A, Lecuyer who is now sole proprietor of the suid Suloon. —: F. A. LECUYER. PEER JUNE. Jan 30, EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, ol ee MONRO having opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the besv quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, ‘te. at the lowest rate ~ HENRY WAGNER, M. D. FFIOZE AT BEL. & BROWN’S DRUG STORE, Corner of Pine and Comm?ycial Strets, Nevada City. op THE RISDONIRON AND L000. MOTIVE WORKS, Location of Works—38. E. Corner of Baela and Howard Sts. Sau Francisco. WM. H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. “ENERAL Foundrymen and Engineers,’ WH Builders of Stea : Engines, Pumper, Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers and generai running machinery. : , WA'TER PIPE. Special attention psid Hydrantic fittings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Skeet lron Pipes for any head of water, (Attention i# called head is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia,, and to the Virginia Wuter Works, Nevada, where the head is 1775 ft., dia, of—pipe;—42-in.; built by this firm.) CAR WHEELS. Railroad and Mining Car Wheels of all kinds kept constantly on hand. ‘These run ning: rv wheels are made of the best car wheel metal and are chilled onthe face and flange, giving a length of wear very-muchi “greater than those madg of ordinary Cag. iron. RiSDON TRON & LOCO. WORKS, 12 : JOSEPH Moore, Supt Machinery For Sale, T THE 8. 8S. BANNER MINBR. Two Engines, 10x20 in. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, ¢ in. tubes. Hoisting ana Pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in, built by H. J. Booth , San Francisco, j Two Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16feet long. . ~ Six S-atamip Betteries.“~ : Eight Pans. Pamps, Colnmns, Track Iron, Cars, ete, ete, and in fact evervthing necessary for.runping a first-class 1 sine— This machinery is all cemplete and ia good ok Nevada City, Jan. 10th, 1874, order. Apply to THOM & ALLAN, Neva da Fo ‘ : ¢ Warrants Nos. 98 to 109 inclusiveon Gen~ YER & ROBINSON that their accounts yan CIGARS, . TOBACCO, PIPES, _ CARDS, CUTLERY ea AR Capital Nurseries, Sacramento, Tain 2 } prepared “to fur:.ish Trees, Plants, &c., at W. H. CRAWFORD. giving the best: bargains we hope to merit ne es ¥e ~ VEGETABLE LINE) to the Cherokee mine, Bnite Co., where thy —————1 tN) A tml es ppp Bt Ren

Be 3 + ‘ i * + in Patt pag 2 LE rC. p, to . fur vite ely, = 2 cent., which entitled her to a third ___and is in ‘‘statn quo’’ somewhere on own) Bhe Baily Transerips. v' "NEVADA CITY, CAL. aids. “ ‘Board of Examination, The County Board of Examination completed its lhibors on Friday. ‘Nineteen applicants presented themselves.and two obtained Certificates, namely, Miss Josie*Morey of Grass Valley, and John Dinan -of Allison Ranch. Miss Morey received 76 per grade certificate. Mr. Dinan got 81 “per cent. and. received. .a second grade certificate. The members of the-Board are unanimous in the’ opiniow that the next County _institute should be held ‘daring the: first week of May. The law fequires ev-. ery person engaged in teaching inthe county to atténd these Tustitutes, and provides that pay shall continue during theirattendance. +. Klectro-Plating, We ‘would.. call the attention of mill owners, and others interested in saving gold, to the: fact that J, J. Ott; ofthis-city,—is-prepared-to-electro-plate coppers fur ‘batteries in quartz mills, at-short notice, in ; the best-manner, and at prices that. will niake it\greatly te the~advantage of quartz men, instead of sending them to San Francisco, All-other kinds cf ‘gold and silver plating done. See, advertisement. iabemesanenantion macnnenen netic Remonstrance, ~~ A petition was circulated in this city yesterday, and’ generally signed by ourcitizens, remoustrating against the passiige by the Legislature, Ot Lane’s bill, which has been intro“duced for the purpose of virtually disbanding the militia of the State The Ontega Stage. On last Tuesday morning the stage left-this-city for Omega, with freight and passengers, since which time it has not been heard from. Whether it arrived at its destination, and is safely housed, waiting’ the weather to moderate,—or—whether it got canght out in the snowstorm, . the road~between here and Omega, nt of __ course will be-“‘The foundation of a 'Joy a good smoke. is-@ matter of conjecture. Congregational Charch. “Rev. d; Sims. will preach at the Congregational Church this evening, asusual. The subject of his distrue and earnest life.”’ invited to attend. Everybody Physician and Surgeon, By announcement Transcript it will be seen that Dr. W. C. Jones has nermanently located at Grass Valley. His office is at 21 Mill strect. Snow Shoes. F. M. Hathaway, who came down on the stage from Omega last Monday, having waited for nearly a week the arrival of the stage, which return/ ed to Omega on Tuesday last, gota pair of snow shoes made by Mr. Palmer, of this city, and this morning left for his home—atOmega, where * he has business demanding~ his im=}—— mediate attention, on snow shoes. Notice, Any person found on the public school grounds, except during school hours, without having first obtained the permission of the Principal of). os the Trustees, will be dealt*Wwith™ according to law. By order of the Board‘of Tristees, dso, Parison, Dist. Clerk. Just Received. : Just received and for sale~at Ed. Goldsmith’s, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Banannas. m6 —_———_—_<»>o Carpets! Carpets}: J. E. Johnston,Commercial street, is selling best 3-ply Carpets at $1 60 per yard. Best 2-ply carpets at $1.30 and $1 per yard: Heayy Brussels Carpets $1 50 per yard. Al80, Hemp Carpets, Coco and China Matting at very-low rates. ‘Ihe goods must be sold to make room for the Spring stock. ~ m6<3t J. KE. JOMNSTON. Scheel Books, Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s. m6 Gentiomen ! Take notice, that Ed. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enm6 }upon-thedi in to-day’s't invited to these articles. -, For a Short ‘Time Only. At rooms 84 and'85, National Ex‘change. Consult Madame Martelle, the celebrated Clairvoyant, Test Medium, Magnetic Healer and Physician-—from Europe. Fee from $1, upwards, 1 §2k-Go :to Hyman and ‘Brothers for Fashionable Clothing. _, ' j16-tf Hyman Brothers sell clothing eheuperthan any other establishment. on this éoast._ j16-tf —> o> s ‘Radolph Photograph Gallery, Broad. Street, near Pine. n25 7 Bho Best Photographs. to Abell, Grass Valley. j8-2m which torment the human famify could be traced to their primary setirces, it’ would probably be found “that three fourths of them originated in the failure of the. stomach and the other organs by which’ the food is converted into nutriment and #pplied to the purposes of life,to perfornmethetasks alloted tothem by nature, vigorously and'regularly. This being the case tho vas* importance of a medicitie Which co npels these organs to do their whole duty thoroughly and efficiently, becomes at once can be implicitly felied on_as co ,the properties of a stomachic, awalterative and apaperient in such Pp produce simultancous! a > Stomach, liver, and intestines. Thisconclusion is warranted by the celerity, and certainly with—which the Bitters afford relief in chronic cases of dyspepsia, torpidity of the liver and consti pation. The false idea that these complaints and others grow out of them, could be cured by fierce catharties, has at last, it is hoped, heen thoroughly exploded. The sick, during the last hundred years have swallowed thousands of tons of mercury, scanimony, gamboge, croton oil, jalap &c., be truly characterized as. a“preparation of? this kind, indeed=as the only.one which ining end tens of thousands of graves have been prematurély filled thereby. But ever since the principle of renovation, asembod_ . ied_in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, was arrayed against the principles of prostraticon; as represented by mineral salivants and fitrious purgatives, the latter has steadily fullen into deserved contempt. The outcry against stimulation by which concocters of depleting drenches hoped to give eclat to their disgusting and dangerous compounds” has only served to increase thedemand for tive which for twenty-five years triumphed. over all opposition and is now the most popular medicine in the Western hemisphere, _ HAMS, — ‘BACON, , a and LARD CASHIN & Co. Are Now Mannfacturing _A Superior Article ‘of Hams, & Bacon, and EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED NO. 1. The Lard is put up in Fight lb, Cans and warranted good and sw et for One Year. It-is entirely free of Mutton fat. The caus are well made of the Sad The attention of the Trade is Address orders to : CASHIN & CO. apparent. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may a best tin. E Nevada City, Ca § 4 : . .~AND THE— Public Triumphant A. GOLDSMITH’s. ‘the very bést Photographs, go} —— GRAND ANNU AL fetee Taman CLEARING SALE 1 Tf all thé ailments, bodily and niental, ae 8 — ~ 8 eh 3 Ye GOODS TO BE SOLD Cheaper than Ever —FOR— =F Thirty Days ! eenie meee HE public is respectfully informed that my GRAND ANNUAL CLEARING SALE Commences To-Morrow And continues for 30 Days . ONLY ! Durtng that time the Entire Stocx. will be sold at a TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, give some idéa of the reductions made, but to fully understand and appreciate the BARGAINS That are now offered, Ladies will do well to call and examine the Stock, compare prices, &. (which I respectfally invite . all to do before purchasing elsewhere, LIST OF PRICES. 10.000 yards of Merrimac and Sprague Prints, 10.cts per yd 10-4 Sheeting, 93 421-2 ctsperyd. White Rock Muslin 16 1-2 ets. All wool 7-8 wide White Flannel 37 1-2 cts. French Corsets 75 cents Table Linen, bleached and unbleached 45 cents. Genuine Irish Silk Poplins, at $1 25 cts per yd. Imperial’3-ply Carpet $1 50. Empress Cloth, all wool, 40 cts On all kinds of: Dress Goods a. Reduction of 30 per his made. ‘Fine Ottoman Shawls and Woolen Hosiery at Greatly Rebrand, duced: Prices. Particular attention is called toa large assortment of Boy’s Wear which will be sold at sac-:. . rificing Prices. Anda thousand other articles too numerous to mention here. Call at once and get great bargains. Samples sent toll parts of the —Kidd’s Building, ) RAILROAD . re i Broad Street, Nevada City. . are “A LARGE STOCK Jacob Naffziger, —_ fe ee tiams, . The Largest Annual Income ! ee Of any Fire Insurance ComBacon : 2 pany in the Country. Ee Income over $16 000_per day,

and See Lard, Losses paid since the organiza— tion of the Company over $40,000,000 00 Whichthe offers for sale GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Wholesale or Retail. > The attention of the people of Nevada County is ealled to the above named articles. JACOB NAFFZIGER, NEVADA CITY, Nevada, Oct. E pie ees BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Qarrran STOCK $200, 000. : DIRECTORS : John Cashin, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, AcH. Parker, John W. Hinds. * MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral security. = : Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : Legal Tenders Bought and seid at Regular Rates. Gold Dust Bought, Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion tor Assay or Coinage at the Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Tose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, Kondon and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. CORRESPONDENT8#—Bankof Oalifarn’ , Francisco ; Bauk of D. O; Mills, Sacramento AgencyBank of California, Virginie City. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. . Iwelve Months Time} Deposits, 8 per cent. per! annum, &#” Persons residing at » distance cau send money by Express. @eeoks on Solvent Banks taken at par. TO STATIONERS, NHE County Clerk of the County of Nevada will receive bids, until TUESDAY, March 10th, for supplying the Stuationery used by County Officers for one year the estimated supply to be furnished immediatelv is as follows ;— 15 Reamel4ib Legal Cap, tull 81-8 inch, wide. ‘ 3 Reams 10 lb Letter Head. 3.Reams 9 lb Letter Paper {[Congress.} % Reams 5 lb Note Paper. mS 3600 Ainber or Buff XX No 5 Envelopes. 1000 do. ado dn 9 do 1000 do do do: WW do 3000 thin, cheap 7 do 2 gross Faber’s Pencils, No 2. : 1 do do de $6 3 dozen Faber’s Pencil and Ink Erasers — small. 1 gross Elastic Bands, 1-2 inch wide. 3 gross Elastic Bands, No 31. : * 1000MeGill’s’ Paper Fasteners 1-2 inch. 1000 ~ do “do d6 34 inch, 1-2 doz Spools Red Tape. Be y 4 gross Accommodation Pen Holders. 12 gross Gillott’s Pens, 404. 1-2 Ream best White Blotting Pad, cut 8 3-4x12 inches. j-2 Ream Post Office au, a 3 doz Arnold's Writing FInid. : Any article not of the best quality will te rejected. Terms cash at the first nieeting of the Supervisors after goods are delivered, Award -will be nade by the Clerk, By. order of the Board of Supervisors, _ Cash Assets $5,845,802 03, . NORTH AMERICA Chas. Marsh,_R-W-Pubty;}— — i Incorporated 1619. Capital $3,000,000.“THE LARGEST CAPITAL! _.THE LARGEST ASSETS! San Francisco, : Manager Pacific Branch. NE te IRA A, EATON, Agent, Nevada. JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Grass Valley. on JAMES _A,. STIDGER,. Agent, North San Jaan. San Francisco, Feb. 17-3m LIF/E INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK ‘, ORGANIZED 1862, A OVER $6,000,000 Policies issued upon the Whole Life, Joint Life, Endowment, or on the Tontiene Plan; and aH Policies are registered with the Controller, and their payment ‘at maturity guaranteed by the State of New York. No Restrictions on. }Travel or Business, « WATSON WEBB, -General Agent for the Pacific Coast, S. &B. DAVENPORT, Local Agentat Nevada City Nevada, February 8th: 1874, \ Td PHOTOGRAPHERS, . A Good Chance for a Live Man CHAS. FERRAND FFERS for sale, very cheap, his Photograph Gallery, establisheu for over ten years. The best of .pparatus, from ____ Quarter Size up to 8.4, —__] —Nevada, Cal. March ath ts71. L. COOMBS, M. D, ; oe : Grass Valley Specialty —Diseaseg of Women and —: “a, With Chemicals, Stock, Furniture &c, Wishing to leave the county as soon as possible, he will sell at a sacrifices. Call and see for yourself. : 3 CHAS. ERRAND. . Rates, OULD respectfuily inform the peo. Y _pleof Nevada gity and the surrounding places that they have opened a Grocery and Provision Store; ON COMMERCIAL STRERPT, ¢‘Nearly opposite the ‘Transcript Bleck,” in the Store tormerlv occupied by A, Lademan. Our stock is entirely. new and. consists of everything in the ike Hee GROCERY, a ‘. PROVISION, AND We-will always be in receipt of everything new in our line of. business and -eustomers can alwiys rely upon getting the best at the lowest market cash rates. By dealing honorably with every one and liberal share of the public nege, : HINDS & Mranosgon. Nevada. Aug, 8th, 1873. gE CIGAR STORE. ‘HUGH McCAULEY, W OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has. purchased the stock and trade of JULIUS GREENWARD and will constantly keep on ° hand a fine stock of : Whieh he will sell at the Very Lowest _ By strict attention to the businesé and endeavoring to please the public he hopes to receive a good share of patronage. HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. COUNTY WARRANTS. 4 LL Warrants on General Fand registered prior to May 6th, 1873; also éral Fund, registered May 6th, 1873, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceasen. from this date. F) A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. = A. H. Parker, Deputy, _ Nevada, Feb. 6th, 1874. TREES AND PLANTS. FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNL. _ MENTAL TREES, VINES, ‘PLANTS, &C, — Saeramento prices, freight addeds= Cata= logues, Prive Lists and-printed directions furnished on application. j ~ Nevada, Féb. sth, 1874. Special Notice. NoMce is hereby given to all persors indebted to the late tirm of LANCABhave been placed in the hands of J. R. GRAY for collection and that prompt payment must b3 made by those who wouhi Bave cost. : A. T. ROBINSON Surviving partner of Lancaster & Robizeon , Nevada City, Jan. Jet 1874 Dissolution Notice, HE co-partnership herctofere existing between F. A. Lecuyer and Peter June who have been keeping a saloon in North Bloomitield, bas been, this day, January 28, 1874, dissolved by mutual comsent, All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late firm of Lecuyer & June wil! please call and settie with F, A, Lecuyer who is now sole proprietor of the suid Suloon. —: F. A. LECUYER. PEER JUNE. Jan 30, EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, ol ee MONRO having opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the besv quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, ‘te. at the lowest rate ~ HENRY WAGNER, M. D. FFIOZE AT BEL. & BROWN’S DRUG STORE, Corner of Pine and Comm?ycial Strets, Nevada City. op THE RISDONIRON AND L000. MOTIVE WORKS, Location of Works—38. E. Corner of Baela and Howard Sts. Sau Francisco. WM. H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. “ENERAL Foundrymen and Engineers,’ WH Builders of Stea : Engines, Pumper, Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers and generai running machinery. : , WA'TER PIPE. Special attention psid Hydrantic fittings. Water Pipes of all kinds. Skeet lron Pipes for any head of water, (Attention i# called head is 900 ft. and pipe 30 in. dia,, and to the Virginia Wuter Works, Nevada, where the head is 1775 ft., dia, of—pipe;—42-in.; built by this firm.) CAR WHEELS. Railroad and Mining Car Wheels of all kinds kept constantly on hand. ‘These run ning: rv wheels are made of the best car wheel metal and are chilled onthe face and flange, giving a length of wear very-muchi “greater than those madg of ordinary Cag. iron. RiSDON TRON & LOCO. WORKS, 12 : JOSEPH Moore, Supt Machinery For Sale, T THE 8. 8S. BANNER MINBR. Two Engines, 10x20 in. One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, ¢ in. tubes. Hoisting ana Pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in, built by H. J. Booth , San Francisco, j Two Boilers, 48 in. diameter, 16feet long. . ~ Six S-atamip Betteries.“~ : Eight Pans. Pamps, Colnmns, Track Iron, Cars, ete, ete, and in fact evervthing necessary for.runping a first-class 1 sine— This machinery is all cemplete and ia good ok Nevada City, Jan. 10th, 1874, order. Apply to THOM & ALLAN, Neva da Fo ‘ : ¢ Warrants Nos. 98 to 109 inclusiveon Gen~ YER & ROBINSON that their accounts yan CIGARS, . TOBACCO, PIPES, _ CARDS, CUTLERY ea AR Capital Nurseries, Sacramento, Tain 2 } prepared “to fur:.ish Trees, Plants, &c., at W. H. CRAWFORD.. giving the best: bargains we hope to merit ne es ¥e ~ VEGETABLE LINE) to the Cherokee mine, Bnite Co., where thy —————1 tN) A tml es ppp Bt Ren