May 26, 1877 (4 pages)

The Daily Granseript weVADA CETY, OAl~ — Saturday, May 26, 1877. Se et ROI AIEEE AT ET TTR Sacramenté vs. San Francisco. One of our mefchants informed us esterday that be coull bay goods a his line from 10 to 20° per cent. crame than~ he could in San Francisco. There are as large dealers in the former'place asin the latter, but of course not so ‘many of them. Yet the Sucramento merchants ‘can, and—do—sel—everything cheaper, because they are not compelled to pay such enormous rents, and other expenses, as the wholesale merchants ere at the Bay. The current id tarning towards Sacramento and ino-time we believe they can get the bulk of the trade of this county if they pursue the proper course, They should advertise liberally in the papers here, and through this medinm ‘they can ac—___—eomplish-almostas much as by-sending up agents. The merchants generally are more inclined to favor Sacramento than San. Francisco, and they should take advantage of this *\ feehing and offer our merchants every iuducement they can. We feel confident that not ove in ten of thew trade at Sacramento now, simply because they know nothing‘ ubout. them, and it would seem that wholesale dealers at Sacramento, in the past, intended to’ keep jast as qiiei about the trade as .possible. Now as our merchants are looking towards Sacramento the merchants there . , should wake up and catch all the trade they can from this section. We have conversed with a number of]. men who trade at Sacramento now, and they infoim,us that_ the inducements offered. there: are. fur gréater than they have received at the Bay. Especial!} is this the case in the line of hardware, crockery, groceries and provisions, afid it may be so in other classes of goods, although we oannot spenk as intelligently about it as we cau of those we specify. We saw @ comparison. made the other day between two bills of goods, of the very same kind and brand, one4 of which was purchased at Snacramento and the-otber at Sag Frapcisco, and they showed a difference in price of 20 pervent. in favor of Sacramento, This isa very important matter to us, because if onr merchants are enabled to make such a great saving as this, the people generally are sure to receive the.r share of it in buying-at-retail— Our object iu writing this article is to call the attention of retail deslers in this county to the fact that they are really doing an injustice to themselves iu buying goods at the Bay, when the same kind can be purchased so much cheaper at bacr mento,. Those who do not buy at the latter place will do well to give the mercbants there one trial, and we will guarantee that they willbe very much surprised to see the great difference in prices. a Ee man fare ™ Tom Thumb Coming. Geo, Peck, Esq., agent of the Tom Thumb party, arrived in this city yesterday, to muke arrangements for. the appearance of the company in this —vity on the 5th of June. Many of onr people have seen-the little Goneral, his wife. Minnie Warren and Major Newell, and they will not fail to go and sve theiu again. They are now on their way from the Kast where they hive met with immpnse wuecess. An Eastern paper,speaking of them says: The little Geueral, bis wife and ‘sister, gave two exhibitions to crowded bonuses, Just as usual, they came, they saw, and they conquered. They have changed lite in appearance in the last few years; they betray all the old characteris: ties of features, form cud performance, and tbe enthusiasm they created, especially auoug the litde ones, was @ genuine tribute not only to themselves us curivsities, bat as well to their abilities as performers. The entire programme was well received; and if he who makes ove lau.b isa benefactor, nove sre greater benefactors than General Tnumb and his troupe, They give an entertainment pleasing and free from objectionable features, and in this aeusution age this datter can be said of few traveling entertainments. Poe -Carpetst Carpets! ‘Bruseeis, Three. Py und’ Ingrain . ‘Curpela, the lanest s ok ia wens sity Onl and examine ut The Excursion. The moonlight excursion which took place on Thursday evening last, was one of the pleasantest affairs of the season. The.cars from this city and Grass .Valicy, were oll filled to their ftmost capacity with the jolliest crowd imaginable. The train left this city at the specified time, and arrived at Colfax at about a quarter to ten o’clock. A largecrowd of C.lfaxites were githered at the ‘depot to welvdine the excursionists. As. soon as they got off the tan a rush was made for the ‘‘dauncing bell,” which was not lure. enough to accou;modate one-half of . the party, Muller and Beckett were is, was of the first order.° Supper was announced at eleven o’clock,aud for two hours.and a half the diving. room of Carley. & M.hon was densely crowded, ‘Those gentlemen had mude ample prepurations for sdpper, and we believe nearly-everyone wus sutisiied and well they might be. [t had been’ previously aunounced at 2 v’cluck, and when the signal i was given every . seat 1 (bere was vot-aAs wed hilary waDifested as wu. the down trip, everybody being too deeply etigrossed with thoughts of bow they could ob(aiu the. most sleep in the~sbortest possible space of time. The-train reaucbed this city at 444 o'clock, We thiuk that the Katheoad Company, abd ail otuecs who bad cuarge of the excursion, deseiye a great deul of credit fortheadimirakle-muauer-in whico the affair was conducted, and w6 are sure that they will never lick a crowd should the y conclude to ‘give abother excarsion similar to the last One, Ree ae Ackerman & Company. We yesterday had the pleasure of meeting Mr, M, Block, of the firm crockery dealers of Sacramento, Block, is a live man and thoroughly .uuderstunds the business he is edgaged in. He has received a great many ~ orders from our merchants and the: chaucés are-that he will keep them in ‘the future. Merchants in this county who deal in his line of goods can save money by buying of Ackermau & Co. — Personal. The ‘San Fiaucisco Stock Exchunge’’ suys tuat ‘Capt. George W. Kidd left for S.ockton aud Nevadu this morniug on . tuur as Inspector Generul of bunks and miues.’’ ‘The Captuin has arrived in our city safe and-sound. ‘The tight of bis countenance bas not been seen on vut streets for many years betore, although he was one of the eurly settlers of the town, He did cuusiderable bandshaking yesterday, and the old gentleman begius to feel us though he was “howe ugaio,.’’ Sa ee Lively Times Ahead. The “San Francisco Chronicle” says’ Seuator Sargent is ubout to commence libel suits in every vounty in the State agaiast that institution. We hope the rumor ix trae, and that he wiil make it as lively as possible for that detestabie sheet. It is about time that somebody made them suffer for their wholesule lying. The **Chronicle”’ is a disgrace to tbe tate, and ihe people will rejoice if struments of crushing it out. > Morse Shoe Bar, Art. Barton, of this-city, has-_got-a patent for his new inveution— the horseshoe bar, It is a good thing for bis kind of business, _We published a description of it some time ago and those interested can see it by ocailing at bis shop ou Muiu street. i ee A Gold stery. the mining mucbine at present ut work onthe river at Oroville, and vast results are predicied from its use. [he patebtees have incorporated a company at San Francisco and sold two fifths of their right for California for something like a quarterofa million, The com,any are now constructing a machine of extraordiuary power at Long Bar, wuich, wheu cowpleted in June, will be above the ground of the main Featber River Miniug Company, and set in operation, The main Feather Compavy are about to have one of their machines eaustrueted for their chim, ou band and their’music; as-it always . that the train would start for bome™ was filled. . of Ackerman & Compuey wiidlesule’ Sargent or anybody else are the -in-}, . \ A great deal of interest, is felt in’ floated down on theif claim, just. Change. A. J. Patrick bas discontinued the publication of the Dixon Bulletin, and bas removed its press, and jmatcriais to the new town of‘ Willows, . Colusa countywhere he will estab. lish the Journal. The Sacramento Bee says: He lasted three weeks. O her parties before: him had pub. lished papers with the same material fora period of sixteen weeks. His new paper at Willows is to be Democratic, Since the above wasin (ype. we have received the Dixon Bulletin which contains the following card to the “peopl, siguedb; Mr. Patrick: ‘*Hav. ing determined, to remove the press and material of the Bulletin office to Willows, Colusa county, Itake this method of returning my ‘thanks to the goud people of this community for the courtesy they have éxtended me sincs my sojourn among them. [t was not my. intention to loeate -permanently in Dixon when I-.came uless perchance, some disaffection should vecur from the management af thes~paper already thoroughly establish beré, anid thus render anotb-! @r Sheet not onty-profi-able bat abso-7-—— laiely essential to our young and prosperous town. This event has not occurred nor is likely to.so long us thé able and gentlemanly editor ot the Tribune stands atthe helm. This being the case, and having no desire to waye a warfare of conflicting ipterests with one whom I esteem-as I do the editor of the Tribune, and brother of the’ fee and By “pgain rélurning’ ‘to’ you my “humble and sincere thanks, —e remain canal obedient servant.’ : —_~> o> a Noble Sentiments. Bob, Ingersoll, the eloquent, in his great speech at Platt's Ball the other night, said: ‘I believe that ‘marriage should be au absolute and a perfect partnership, The idea ofa mn giving his wifs money! Giving avythiug! infamous! Aud I know! meu who willtrust their bearts and theirhonor wiih » woman, and they would-not trast her with a dollar; ‘anil when I see such men I always think they know which is the more valuable, [Appliuse.] I~ believe simply in au honest} fair, perfect partuership, living this life together, sharing its joys and sharing its griefs; and the man that really loves the wowan, and treats her a8 a beautiful flower, she will fill his heart with the pattume of joy.” —— Roll of Honor, The following pupils are on the roll of honor in the*Rough and Ready school, forthe month ending May 18, John ©, Wells, teacher: Matilda Dikeman, Lona $8 broeder, Mary Torpie, Zachary Armstiong, Lewis Holt, Heary Dikeman, Dora Armstrong, Geo, Dikeman, James Weeks Rosa Holt, Emma Herrod, James Dikeman, Ww. ‘Torpie, Frauk Armstrong, James Torpie, Sophia Schroedor, Isabel Metbourne, ‘Thomas ‘Lorpie, Jobu Holt, Loniza Jenkins, EdCie Weeks; Lily Schroeder, Alice Huntress, Carrie Jénkins, Celia Melbeurne, Emma Huntress. 4 Heard From. D.H. Chamberlain writes to the New York Tribune that he does not support. the President's Southern policy. -He-continucs: “I have never regarded the weakness of the Republican party at the South as arising chiefly from the over anxiety of colored wen to hold’office, as was also stated in your” Washington correspondence. In this puriicalir I do not think the record of my own race better than that of the colored. Incompetent and unworthy _ officers have not been marked by. any color lines.’’ a " Charley Ross. . The Jatest phase of the Charley Ross Seusation is as stated in the following which comes under date of Bridgeport, Connecticut, May 13, 1877: Lhe father of Cauarley Ross is bere ip consultation with P, T. Barnum, The latter will make a personal offer of $10,000 for the recovery of the boy. I. is believed, from recent evidence, that he is still alive, aud that the reward, with a guarantee of immanity from punishment, will induce the captors to restore him. @ ~ > lee Festival. We are jnformwed that the lidies of . the Congregational Church intend! Which old miners suy embraces the the best gronnd on the river, when ma A. BLUMENTHAL'S. a re new machines are at work. giving an ice cream and s:rawberry fesiival at the Theatre about the Sib of June. 3 Tux dead body of a man was found on Saturday, on the enst bank of Inike Merrit, Oukland. Beside the body was a bottle containing strycbpine, and on the body was found this note: “A poor, urfortunate tramp, Weary of 1. fe, John J,,, Wilson, 148 Washington street; New York, Two months in this State. Cannot get employ ment.” — — Tuere is an indignant young lady: in Eureka. The other day she sent twenty-five cents and .a postage stamp in reply to an advertisement . , in an Eastern paper of ‘thow tv make an impression,’ and got for answer, *‘sit ‘down in a bow] of dough.” a At the Rockford disaster a negro named Donnelly fell 119 feet und landed in a pile of ashes. ‘He is described a¥-being a little dazed ut first, but-he went toa wiatertrough washed off tbe usbes and is. now ali right. Mining_ Stocks. Yesterday Morning 3's Sales, The following ‘are: the quotationof the Sales at the Regular Boars yesterday murpisg — opening “duc closing. : 250 Ophir 9% 9%.950. Mexican 5% 544 1185 Gould & Curry 5% bY. 625 Best & Belener, lig ib 875 C.fforvi 28 .8. 150 Saviuge 24% 2 55 1015 Cou Vingruts 274 26% 205 Chollur, 21% 21% 640 Hile & 5 Nove. ee 1.80 1%, 650 Crown Point 444 4, 545 Yellow Jacket, 4.70 4.75, 200 Tinperiat 40c 35%. 145 Beleber 3.40 344 100° Coufideuce 3. 150 Sierra Nevausa, 1. 85. 110 Utab .8 115 Bullion, 3 20 3%. 895 Exchequer 24%. _. 460 Overuian 1UY, 1034 210 dastice, 44 4 45° 345--Unton Con, 2. 6 2°70 A45 Julia, “205. 250 Culedonia.7¥1. 55) 120 Silver Hil, bs = . 110 Alpba, 8% va 430 Hale & Noicross, hK 1.70. The after.oon quotatious\ <were about the sanie~as in the morning Board. ————__ —_ -_»-e. ---——— HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NA#FPFZIGER, Propi Jetor. Tuorsbay, May 24th, 1577. 'D Carter, City CE Whitehead, City Jack Banner, Maine J Friburn, Wheatiand W C Monrve, Omega Chas Moran, FaliCreek Judge Brown You B.t = BF Holsclaw, Broomfield -.2~ 1. AH Walrath, City J H Cunard Relicf Hill. L M Sukeforth Cascade Mill W H Mead, .Wasiii gion M Cary do Senor Chas Paco Souroa Mo Simon Donneily, City CH chase, = “a 4 Chas Boch, 6 vavid Rose, Chalk Bluff J R Dysart, Trackee Amos Laird, City N Myer, San Francisco Wm Miller, Marysville James Cullovin, You Het HOTEL AKKIVALS, Vational Exchange Hotel. 8s. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Tuurspar, Muay 24th, 1877. H G@ooper, V Flume — W E Owens, City H Roff, San Friucisco E C Seavery, do I Jewitt, Cit J McAliss Hunt’s Hill F Hinckley, Kepablic Mine 8 B Hunt & wite, More's Flat J H Cunard, Relief Hill D Collins, Grass Valky IW Heyes, do N Corneluis, San Francisco JH Judd, Grass Valley R Polylase, Oregon House R B Gentry San Francisco SB Foigt, do BORN. In Nevada City, May 22d, 1877, to r A Bearden and wife, a daughter, . MARRIED, In this city, Thureday, May 24th, by Rev, J. Sima, William Jeffersun George ‘ to Charloste Jacobs, both of this ‘county. MAURICE BLOCK, Sau Fran. & = New York. i Sacramento. ACKERMAN & CO., 45°-™ Ptzs AND WHOLESAL E DEALEKSINCHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AND FLATED WARE, _ Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children's Carriages, Brack ets, Frames, etc., “ yee amd 208 -F Wereek “Gna te SACRAMENTO. > FOR couniy T TREASURER. ent the “Pioneer rieteetion Oo, “Of California,” 8 corporation formed under the laws of a a) . & B, CROSBY Nevada, Mey 29, 1917. SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Sireet, Nevada City. Nevaus City sua A ages btate of Califor Bia. _ I. &. BAKFR, A_ministrator of the bk. tate of Wm. abl Bak r, deccand Date Moy 19th, 9877 “2 Jem. Wailing, atiy suedeitatetealenBon ydd N. PAYNE is is pescty ane -— o 1 af » . : Yeasires, bay oe fir the decisionof the. The Finest Saloon in all its \ Democratic ty Convention, appointments eutside.o EES ' San. Francisco. ana NOTICE. * Sacramento. ; E choicest Wines,” Liquors, and ci‘ gars, constintl op hand, ze y ma ovata Fancy Drinksa Specialty, The L PERSONS HOLD L : We ainst’ the SCHULTZ GRavE!. P78 linac da salbalont en ee TMINING C , will ple:se present them to. = : 7 the undersigned immediately for payment,;. -»,. weBeR. A. CBATY. in this. after endorsement by 8. a D. BAKER, : : the The mnsy25 Secretary of Company. WEBER & CHATY ' evening WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN meeting REIURN OF THE FAVORITEs! This is —— —____}GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, da Theat 2 Nighte ! ’ __., colored Neva a Theatre, our: COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘the pecu MONDAY & TUESDAY, (Opposite Transcript Office,) with wih : Nevada City. Pieces, g SUA and Si . _FYs ID ORIGINAL UR STORE WILL ath BE FILLes 4 Nes WORLD-FAME pg dy in th cured fo: Tr Ex NW Ww ESS E ES CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ever the ne a ors your sea JUBILEE SINGERS! . . Produce of all kinds, ete: atti: ‘We've come again with songs to creet you, } ; From way down upon de Suwanee Ribber.” Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest aa a Prices, and aré Delivered within This is Seeond Grand Tour of the} a Reasonable distance Free of Nevada ] . on Se apnivers: Pacific Coast. Charge. they wil 3 : es : By strict attention to business, and a ; : J : : determination to satisfy our customers 7. and targe Crowded Houses and deboth in quality and price of Groceries, we mS sociation x lighted audiences greet respectfully soliiit a share of the public be shot i ‘ ae B patronage. WLBER & CHATY. ? them .everywhere. . Nevada City, May 10, 1477. march p ; sean i and all ‘al i : : € ne reported Sixth Annual Tour of Europe.) DIVIDEND NOTICE, : sae _ and America. : al a — IVIDEND NOTICE NO. 9, Collateral dren to g : TD Wr Loan and Savings Bank, corner Post MISS LULU HEX D? eRSON, and Kea ny a ts, San Francisco. The Renae ‘. regular monthly dividend of 2 per cent, oughtec Child Soprano, for April, 1877, is declured, payable May selves wit 5th, to stoc kbolders uf record. And Mr, HENRY HUNLEY, . . br. 8. CAKTFR, Sec. The Lion Bass April 27, 1877. oe may 6-lii ee é ; feake ig Are sifll with the Troupe, and will Te =i e On Mo: i y B S Ox i ent. NERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, 4 cn, ee er ee C This is to cermify that we, Nicoles Royal Arc Weber and Adolph Chaty, both residing at fer the S Doors ¢<pen at 7-15, commence at 8-15 P. M.! the City and Ccunty—ef Nevada, in the: Admission $100, and 50 cents. Children! State of California,, have formed a coof Mason) under 12 years, 50 cents. sen bia ear Meets r the name ag hoe cee & After the. ‘ alae CHALY, tor the purpore of caarying on ie : Hesérve Seat Tickots hed Belden . ane the business ot a general grocery and prothe. Com; ht re without extra charge.» mae vision store, ut the city of Nevada, CounUni H c ty and State afirsaid. That be ad the nion Mou m4 a? 9 only m+emb rs of said firm, ar at our Special Notice. i of businens isuy Comm reial Street, be proper in said Nevada City. wae Royal Arc NICO : : ADULPH CHATY. _" are cordia “ May 17th, 1877. ; i ‘ Rage of Culitornia, County of gprs : : On this l7th day of May, A. one The Pioneer Reduction . ¢ thveantidctaht hundred and seventy-seven, Yesterd: . before me, Leopo:d Garthe, a Notary Pub-olson bro : lic in and for the raid County ~ ss of i : . personally appewmed Nicolas eber ani or’ nice ri Co. of California, are ready Ado)ph Chaty, known to: me to be the mun’, \ sami persons Whose names are subscribed ans ore s a == to the annexed’ instrument, and canes § = ‘Jessees'T ss knowledyed to me that they execute e cs to purehase and reduce aaa. 3 witness whereof, I have here , ted and du ag eens uuto set my hand and affixed my Official taches of t ae ‘Seal, at my office ‘ip the nay ae gro f . Nevada, ibe day and year m this Certifieee SULPHURETS, at their cate first above written : I ee m18 LtO.OLD GAKTHF, Notary Public. Of Woc Works, at Canada Hill. will lectar —— \ . MILITARY NOTICE. orisha Nevada, May 23¢, 1877. a ae o’clock, Pp. Ss > of Protests — NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! priest a Nevada Royal Arch Chapter. YOURE HEREBY ORDERED TO sion, Sec aun Py} TO APPEAR-AT YOUR ARMORY, tion conne Be of the Jey THERE. will be a : " Ce Of Nevada. Royal Arch : et am Pe Z Chapter, No. 6, R. A om by ieee pe and M. on : > Saturday, May 26th, 1877, vipat "Monday Evening, May 28th Be Se ice ey See At 12 o'clock, M.,” cows, and. AT MASONIC HALL, FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. . *pplied for a: : Ba . Me . For the purpose of conferring the are \ weteath oS First E The Cumpany will merch promptly at Ne ; Royal Arch Degree, _ 12% o%lock, PM., and all notin the Downfall A ful attendance of Members is desired. . T8nks will Le conridercd ag absentees, 75 dollar Visiting Companions are cordially invi-. ° No excuses received except sickness or 85 “ ted. By order THOS. MEIN, H.P. . ®>sence from town. 90 am G. R. Davis, Sec. m3 . By order, J. A. RAPP, : se Captain Commanding. ; : Change of Proprietorship,. > w. Fr. Eves, o. s. mayl5 2% 591 OvICE is hereby given that JOE. a? PETSIT has sold out his tarervat in MILWAUKEE BEER. Two drat the “GOLD ROOM” and “KrYs' N oy SALOON,” to BILLINGS & CO., and the WARRANTED PURE. offered for « busizess will hereafter be conducted Pine farther part —BY— ROGERK CO™LAN, E. Connelly Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad St. Nevada, ] BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Nevada Civ, ’ Hs constrntly op hand, in kettles and ‘ SEs ——— ob draught, the cclebrated : The eld patrons of the above named, ‘*Weiner Salvator” and CulmNone ne places will find the new, firm ready to bucher, cook, washe serve them with the very best MILW AUKEE BEER, at this office ‘OF Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Brewing New an Company, Miiwaukee, Wiscousin, both i‘ Whisky, Wimes, Ale, Porter, and of which have ‘the rpuistien of A. Blame Ci . bemg the best 1 the world -_ and are rbipfed te ai) pat 3 from San BORDWELL, BILLINGS &. CO. of the civisind gle ecived a be 4 Nevada City, May 19, 1877. TRY iT, dines, Somix Also the best Hone Brewed Beer, from FOR STATE SENATOR. omy Penn} NHAS, AKENT, of this city, is hereb: DREYFUB9' Bk Ww Y. he will sell 9 8 city, is hereby C announced as @ candiate for Siate} BEST BOTTLED BLEK ON THE COAST Tales, Senator, subject to the decision of the B patie Republican County Convention. Persons ashimg for Credit vas : ‘Patent sp be refused, , FOR COUNTY TY RECORDER. hOGLR CONLAN, Mr. Levi I maé {Broad Strect, Nevada City. A . I iE. WELLS, of of tNevads “City,is . Pe rd _ B ereby avnounced a ws date > ast tur tue office of County scr ee Novice to Ur: dftors. tak Justal to the decisidn of the Kepublivan Cuunty —— en apart) Convention. mada . . i fe the Probate Leute of ‘the connie _, it is the bes pavedn, Minse wt olenia.: i ~ in the way oi 3 : luatter re tite of ». Baker, Notice of Charge of Parta@eveased., -otice is bh reby given that the < only be. on andrisigued, AGIa:M1. roior «ft the Estate of is th nership. Wim M.B.ker, « ccear: spetae Gretians of 8. nee aes 5 . aod -ali perrons Lavirg 1): ims sgapet 80. ore t Salu deew. sed, tou ex.ibit them with the id, ing PNHE firm of Crosby & Mitchel) ishere-. bee Sey Vouchirm, witli lour momthe bed, and $7 ~ by disrolved; and the Machinery at alge the fit publics. iu of thig notice, The double . Candee.) together with all the nght to . to ihe saic Ac uinmtr, atthe Law of, use the Or are tramsferred to . fice of J _M. Wa im;, b:q., on Fine Street, _ Pounds. Do Pass, Mr. H.

The Daily Granseript weVADA CETY, OAl~ — Saturday, May 26, 1877. Se et ROI AIEEE AT ET TTR Sacramenté vs. San Francisco. One of our mefchants informed us esterday that be coull bay goods a his line from 10 to 20° per cent. crame than~ he could in San Francisco. There are as large dealers in the former'place asin the latter, but of course not so ‘many of them. Yet the Sucramento merchants ‘can, and—do—sel—everything cheaper, because they are not compelled to pay such enormous rents, and other expenses, as the wholesale merchants ere at the Bay. The current id tarning towards Sacramento and ino-time we believe they can get the bulk of the trade of this county if they pursue the proper course, They should advertise liberally in the papers here, and through this medinm ‘they can ac—___—eomplish-almostas much as by-sending up agents. The merchants generally are more inclined to favor Sacramento than San. Francisco, and they should take advantage of this *\ feehing and offer our merchants every iuducement they can. We feel confident that not ove in ten of thew trade at Sacramento now, simply because they know nothing‘ ubout. them, and it would seem that wholesale dealers at Sacramento, in the past, intended to’ keep jast as qiiei about the trade as .possible. Now as our merchants are looking towards Sacramento the merchants there . , should wake up and catch all the trade they can from this section. We have conversed with a number of]. men who trade at Sacramento now, and they infoim,us that_ the inducements offered. there: are. fur gréater than they have received at the Bay. Especial!} is this the case in the line of hardware, crockery, groceries and provisions, afid it may be so in other classes of goods, although we oannot spenk as intelligently about it as we cau of those we specify. We saw @ comparison. made the other day between two bills of goods, of the very same kind and brand, one4 of which was purchased at Snacramento and the-otber at Sag Frapcisco, and they showed a difference in price of 20 pervent. in favor of Sacramento, This isa very important matter to us, because if onr merchants are enabled to make such a great saving as this, the people generally are sure to receive the.r share of it in buying-at-retail— Our object iu writing this article is to call the attention of retail deslers in this county to the fact that they are really doing an injustice to themselves iu buying goods at the Bay, when the same kind can be purchased so much cheaper at bacr mento,. Those who do not buy at the latter place will do well to give the mercbants there one trial, and we will guarantee that they willbe very much surprised to see the great difference in prices. a Ee man fare ™ Tom Thumb Coming. Geo, Peck, Esq., agent of the Tom Thumb party, arrived in this city yesterday, to muke arrangements for. the appearance of the company in this —vity on the 5th of June. Many of onr people have seen-the little Goneral, his wife. Minnie Warren and Major Newell, and they will not fail to go and sve theiu again. They are now on their way from the Kast where they hive met with immpnse wuecess. An Eastern paper,speaking of them says: The little Geueral, bis wife and ‘sister, gave two exhibitions to crowded bonuses, Just as usual, they came, they saw, and they conquered. They have changed lite in appearance in the last few years; they betray all the old characteris: ties of features, form cud performance, and tbe enthusiasm they created, especially auoug the litde ones, was @ genuine tribute not only to themselves us curivsities, bat as well to their abilities as performers. The entire programme was well received; and if he who makes ove lau.b isa benefactor, nove sre greater benefactors than General Tnumb and his troupe, They give an entertainment pleasing and free from objectionable features, and in this aeusution age this datter can be said of few traveling entertainments. Poe -Carpetst Carpets! ‘Bruseeis, Three. Py und’ Ingrain . ‘Curpela, the lanest s ok ia wens sity Onl and examine ut The Excursion. The moonlight excursion which took place on Thursday evening last, was one of the pleasantest affairs of the season. The.cars from this city and Grass .Valicy, were oll filled to their ftmost capacity with the jolliest crowd imaginable.. The train left this city at the specified time, and arrived at Colfax at about a quarter to ten o’clock. A largecrowd of C.lfaxites were githered at the ‘depot to welvdine the excursionists. As. soon as they got off the tan a rush was made for the ‘‘dauncing bell,” which was not lure. enough to accou;modate one-half of . the party, Muller and Beckett were is, was of the first order.° Supper was announced at eleven o’clock,aud for two hours.and a half the diving. room of Carley. & M.hon was densely crowded, ‘Those gentlemen had mude ample prepurations for sdpper, and we believe nearly-everyone wus sutisiied and well they might be. [t had been’ previously aunounced at 2 v’cluck, and when the signal i was given every . seat 1 (bere was vot-aAs wed hilary waDifested as wu. the down trip, everybody being too deeply etigrossed with thoughts of bow they could ob(aiu the. most sleep in the~sbortest possible space of time. The-train reaucbed this city at 444 o'clock, We thiuk that the Katheoad Company, abd ail otuecs who bad cuarge of the excursion, deseiye a great deul of credit fortheadimirakle-muauer-in whico the affair was conducted, and w6 are sure that they will never lick a crowd should the y conclude to ‘give abother excarsion similar to the last One, Ree ae Ackerman & Company. We yesterday had the pleasure of meeting Mr, M, Block, of the firm crockery dealers of Sacramento, Block, is a live man and thoroughly .uuderstunds the business he is edgaged in. He has received a great many ~ orders from our merchants and the: chaucés are-that he will keep them in ‘the future. Merchants in this county who deal in his line of goods can save money by buying of Ackermau & Co. — Personal. The ‘San Fiaucisco Stock Exchunge’’ suys tuat ‘Capt. George W. Kidd left for S.ockton aud Nevadu this morniug on . tuur as Inspector Generul of bunks and miues.’’ ‘The Captuin has arrived in our city safe and-sound. ‘The tight of bis countenance bas not been seen on vut streets for many years betore, although he was one of the eurly settlers of the town, He did cuusiderable bandshaking yesterday, and the old gentleman begius to feel us though he was “howe ugaio,.’’ Sa ee Lively Times Ahead. The “San Francisco Chronicle” says’ Seuator Sargent is ubout to commence libel suits in every vounty in the State agaiast that institution. We hope the rumor ix trae, and that he wiil make it as lively as possible for that detestabie sheet.. It is about time that somebody made them suffer for their wholesule lying. The **Chronicle”’ is a disgrace to tbe tate, and ihe people will rejoice if struments of crushing it out. > Morse Shoe Bar, Art. Barton, of this-city, has-_got-a patent for his new inveution— the horseshoe bar, It is a good thing for bis kind of business, _We published a description of it some time ago and those interested can see it by ocailing at bis shop ou Muiu street. i ee A Gold stery. the mining mucbine at present ut work onthe river at Oroville, and vast results are predicied from its use. [he patebtees have incorporated a company at San Francisco and sold two fifths of their right for California for something like a quarterofa million, The com,any are now constructing a machine of extraordiuary power at Long Bar, wuich, wheu cowpleted in June, will be above the ground of the main Featber River Miniug Company, and set in operation, The main Feather Compavy are about to have one of their machines eaustrueted for their chim, ou band and their’music; as-it always . that the train would start for bome™ was filled. . of Ackerman & Compuey wiidlesule’ Sargent or anybody else are the -in-}, . \ A great deal of interest, is felt in’ floated down on theif claim, just. Change. A. J. Patrick bas discontinued the publication of the Dixon Bulletin, and bas removed its press, and jmatcriais to the new town of‘ Willows, . Colusa countywhere he will estab. lish the Journal. The Sacramento Bee says: He lasted three weeks. O her parties before: him had pub. lished papers with the same material fora period of sixteen weeks. His new paper at Willows is to be Democratic, Since the above wasin (ype. we have received the Dixon Bulletin which contains the following card to the “peopl, siguedb; Mr. Patrick: ‘*Hav. ing determined, to remove the press and material of the Bulletin office to Willows, Colusa county, Itake this method of returning my ‘thanks to the goud people of this community for the courtesy they have éxtended me sincs my sojourn among them. [t was not my. intention to loeate -permanently in Dixon when I-.came uless perchance, some disaffection should vecur from the management af thes~paper already thoroughly establish beré, anid thus render anotb-! @r Sheet not onty-profi-able bat abso-7-—— laiely essential to our young and prosperous town. This event has not occurred nor is likely to.so long us thé able and gentlemanly editor ot the Tribune stands atthe helm. This being the case, and having no desire to waye a warfare of conflicting ipterests with one whom I esteem-as I do the editor of the Tribune, and brother of the’ fee and By “pgain rélurning’ ‘to’ you my “humble and sincere thanks, —e remain canal obedient servant.’ : —_~> o> a Noble Sentiments. Bob, Ingersoll, the eloquent, in his great speech at Platt's Ball the other night, said: ‘I believe that ‘marriage should be au absolute and a perfect partnership, The idea ofa mn giving his wifs money! Giving avythiug! infamous! Aud I know! meu who willtrust their bearts and theirhonor wiih » woman, and they would-not trast her with a dollar; ‘anil when I see such men I always think they know which is the more valuable, [Appliuse.] I~ believe simply in au honest} fair, perfect partuership, living this life together, sharing its joys and sharing its griefs; and the man that really loves the wowan, and treats her a8 a beautiful flower, she will fill his heart with the pattume of joy.” —— Roll of Honor, The following pupils are on the roll of honor in the*Rough and Ready school, forthe month ending May 18, John ©, Wells, teacher: Matilda Dikeman, Lona $8 broeder, Mary Torpie, Zachary Armstiong, Lewis Holt, Heary Dikeman, Dora Armstrong, Geo, Dikeman, James Weeks Rosa Holt, Emma Herrod, James Dikeman, Ww. ‘Torpie, Frauk Armstrong, James Torpie, Sophia Schroedor, Isabel Metbourne, ‘Thomas ‘Lorpie, Jobu Holt, Loniza Jenkins, EdCie Weeks; Lily Schroeder, Alice Huntress, Carrie Jénkins, Celia Melbeurne, Emma Huntress. 4 Heard From. D.H. Chamberlain writes to the New York Tribune that he does not support. the President's Southern policy. -He-continucs: “I have never regarded the weakness of the Republican party at the South as arising chiefly from the over anxiety of colored wen to hold’office, as was also stated in your” Washington correspondence. In this puriicalir I do not think the record of my own race better than that of the colored. Incompetent and unworthy _ officers have not been marked by. any color lines.’’ a " Charley Ross. . The Jatest phase of the Charley Ross Seusation is as stated in the following which comes under date of Bridgeport, Connecticut, May 13, 1877: Lhe father of Cauarley Ross is bere ip consultation with P, T. Barnum, The latter will make a personal offer of $10,000 for the recovery of the boy. I. is believed, from recent evidence, that he is still alive, aud that the reward, with a guarantee of immanity from punishment, will induce the captors to restore him. @ ~ > lee Festival. We are jnformwed that the lidies of . the Congregational Church intend! Which old miners suy embraces the the best gronnd on the river, when ma A. BLUMENTHAL'S.

a re new machines are at work. giving an ice cream and s:rawberry fesiival at the Theatre about the Sib of June. 3 Tux dead body of a man was found on Saturday, on the enst bank of Inike Merrit, Oukland. Beside the body was a bottle containing strycbpine, and on the body was found this note: “A poor, urfortunate tramp, Weary of 1. fe, John J,,, Wilson, 148 Washington street; New York, Two months in this State. Cannot get employ ment.” — — Tuere is an indignant young lady: in Eureka. The other day she sent twenty-five cents and .a postage stamp in reply to an advertisement . , in an Eastern paper of ‘thow tv make an impression,’ and got for answer, *‘sit ‘down in a bow] of dough.” a At the Rockford disaster a negro named Donnelly fell 119 feet und landed in a pile of ashes. ‘He is described a¥-being a little dazed ut first, but-he went toa wiatertrough washed off tbe usbes and is. now ali right. Mining_ Stocks. Yesterday Morning 3's Sales, The following ‘are: the quotationof the Sales at the Regular Boars yesterday murpisg — opening “duc closing. : 250 Ophir 9% 9%.950. Mexican 5% 544 1185 Gould & Curry 5% bY. 625 Best & Belener, lig ib 875 C.fforvi 28 .8. 150 Saviuge 24% 2 55 1015 Cou Vingruts 274 26% 205 Chollur, 21% 21% 640 Hile & 5 Nove. ee 1.80 1%, 650 Crown Point 444 4, 545 Yellow Jacket, 4.70 4.75, 200 Tinperiat 40c 35%. 145 Beleber 3.40 344 100° Coufideuce 3. 150 Sierra Nevausa, 1. 85. 110 Utab .8 115 Bullion, 3 20 3%. 895 Exchequer 24%. _. 460 Overuian 1UY, 1034 210 dastice, 44 4 45° 345--Unton Con, 2. 6 2°70 A45 Julia, “205. 250 Culedonia.7¥1. 55) 120 Silver Hil, bs = . 110 Alpba, 8% va 430 Hale & Noicross, hK 1.70. The after.oon quotatious\ <were about the sanie~as in the morning Board. ————__ —_ -_»-e. ---——— HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NA#FPFZIGER, Propi Jetor. Tuorsbay, May 24th, 1577. 'D Carter, City CE Whitehead, City Jack Banner, Maine J Friburn, Wheatiand W C Monrve, Omega Chas Moran, FaliCreek Judge Brown You B.t = BF Holsclaw, Broomfield -..2~ 1.. AH Walrath, City J H Cunard Relicf Hill. L M Sukeforth Cascade Mill W H Mead, .Wasiii gion M Cary do Senor Chas Paco Souroa Mo Simon Donneily, City CH chase, = “a 4 Chas Boch, 6 vavid Rose, Chalk Bluff J R Dysart, Trackee Amos Laird, City N Myer, San Francisco Wm Miller, Marysville James Cullovin, You Het HOTEL AKKIVALS, Vational Exchange Hotel. 8s. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Tuurspar, Muay 24th, 1877. H G@ooper, V Flume — W E Owens, City H Roff, San Friucisco E C Seavery, do I Jewitt, Cit J McAliss Hunt’s Hill F Hinckley, Kepablic Mine 8 B Hunt & wite, More's Flat J H Cunard, Relief Hill D Collins, Grass Valky IW Heyes, do N Corneluis, San Francisco JH Judd, Grass Valley R Polylase, Oregon House R B Gentry San Francisco SB Foigt, do BORN. In Nevada City, May 22d, 1877, to r A Bearden and wife, a daughter, . MARRIED, In this city, Thureday, May 24th, by Rev, J.. Sima, William Jeffersun George ‘ to Charloste Jacobs, both of this ‘county. MAURICE BLOCK, Sau Fran. & = New York. i Sacramento. ACKERMAN & CO., 45°-™ Ptzs AND WHOLESAL E DEALEKSINCHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AND FLATED WARE, _ Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children's Carriages, Brack ets, Frames, etc., “ yee amd 208 -F Wereek “Gna te SACRAMENTO. > FOR couniy T TREASURER. ent the “Pioneer rieteetion Oo, “Of California,” 8 corporation formed under the laws of a a) . & B, CROSBY Nevada, Mey 29, 1917. SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Sireet, Nevada City. Nevaus City sua A ages btate of Califor Bia. _ I. &. BAKFR, A_ministrator of the bk. tate of Wm. abl Bak r, deccand Date Moy 19th, 9877 “2 Jem. Wailing, atiy suedeitatetealenBon ydd N. PAYNE is is pescty ane -— o 1 af » . : Yeasires, bay oe fir the decisionof the. The Finest Saloon in all its \ Democratic ty Convention, appointments eutside.o EES ' San. Francisco.. ana NOTICE. * Sacramento. ; E choicest Wines,” Liquors, and ci‘ gars, constintl op hand, ze y ma ovata Fancy Drinksa Specialty, The L PERSONS HOLD L : We ainst’ the SCHULTZ GRavE!. P78 linac da salbalont en ee TMINING C , will ple:se present them to. = : 7 the undersigned immediately for payment,;. -»,. weBeR. A. CBATY. in this. after endorsement by 8. a D. BAKER, : : the The mnsy25 Secretary of Company. WEBER & CHATY ' evening WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN meeting REIURN OF THE FAVORITEs! This is —— —____}GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, da Theat 2 Nighte ! ’ __., colored Neva a Theatre, our: COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘the pecu MONDAY & TUESDAY, (Opposite Transcript Office,) with wih : Nevada City. Pieces, g SUA and Si . _FYs ID ORIGINAL UR STORE WILL ath BE FILLes 4 Nes WORLD-FAME pg dy in th cured fo: Tr Ex NW Ww ESS E ES CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ever the ne a ors your sea JUBILEE SINGERS! . . Produce of all kinds, ete: atti: ‘We've come again with songs to creet you, } ; From way down upon de Suwanee Ribber.” Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest aa a Prices, and aré Delivered within This is Seeond Grand Tour of the} a Reasonable distance Free of Nevada ] . on Se apnivers: Pacific Coast. Charge. they wil 3 : es : By strict attention to business, and a ; : J : : determination to satisfy our customers 7.. and targe Crowded Houses and deboth in quality and price of Groceries, we mS sociation x lighted audiences greet respectfully soliiit a share of the public be shot i ‘ ae B patronage. WLBER & CHATY. ? them .everywhere. . Nevada City, May 10, 1477. march p ; sean i and all ‘al i : : € ne reported Sixth Annual Tour of Europe.) DIVIDEND NOTICE, : sae _ and America. : al a — IVIDEND NOTICE NO. 9, Collateral dren to g : TD Wr Loan and Savings Bank, corner Post MISS LULU HEX D? eRSON, and Kea ny a ts, San Francisco. The Renae ‘. regular monthly dividend of 2 per cent, oughtec Child Soprano, for April, 1877, is declured, payable May selves wit 5th, to stoc kbolders uf record. And Mr, HENRY HUNLEY, . . br. 8. CAKTFR, Sec. The Lion Bass April 27, 1877. oe may 6-lii ee é ; feake ig Are sifll with the Troupe, and will Te =i e On Mo: i y B S Ox i ent. NERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, 4 cn, ee er ee C This is to cermify that we, Nicoles Royal Arc Weber and Adolph Chaty, both residing at fer the S Doors ¢<pen at 7-15, commence at 8-15 P. M.! the City and Ccunty—ef Nevada, in the: Admission $100, and 50 cents. Children! State of California,, have formed a coof Mason) under 12 years, 50 cents. sen bia ear Meets r the name ag hoe cee & After the. ‘ alae CHALY, tor the purpore of caarying on ie : Hesérve Seat Tickots hed Belden . ane the business ot a general grocery and prothe. Com; ht re without extra charge.» mae vision store, ut the city of Nevada, CounUni H c ty and State afirsaid. That be ad the nion Mou m4 a? 9 only m+emb rs of said firm, ar at our Special Notice. i of businens isuy Comm reial Street, be proper in said Nevada City. wae Royal Arc NICO : : ADULPH CHATY. _" are cordia “ May 17th, 1877. ; i ‘ Rage of Culitornia, County of gprs : : On this l7th day of May, A. one The Pioneer Reduction . ¢ thveantidctaht hundred and seventy-seven, Yesterd: . before me, Leopo:d Garthe, a Notary Pub-olson bro : lic in and for the raid County ~ ss of i : . personally appewmed Nicolas eber ani or’ nice ri Co. of California, are ready Ado)ph Chaty, known to: me to be the mun’, \ sami persons Whose names are subscribed ans ore s a == to the annexed’ instrument, and canes § = ‘Jessees'T ss knowledyed to me that they execute e cs to purehase and reduce aaa. 3 witness whereof, I have here , ted and du ag eens uuto set my hand and affixed my Official taches of t ae ‘Seal, at my office ‘ip the nay ae gro f . Nevada, ibe day and year m this Certifieee SULPHURETS, at their cate first above written : I ee m18 LtO.OLD GAKTHF, Notary Public. Of Woc Works, at Canada Hill. will lectar —— \ . MILITARY NOTICE. orisha Nevada, May 23¢, 1877. a ae o’clock, Pp. Ss > of Protests — NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! priest a Nevada Royal Arch Chapter. YOURE HEREBY ORDERED TO sion, Sec aun Py} TO APPEAR-AT YOUR ARMORY, tion conne Be of the Jey THERE. will be a : " Ce Of Nevada. Royal Arch : et am Pe Z Chapter, No. 6, R. A om by ieee pe and M. on : > Saturday, May 26th, 1877, vipat "Monday Evening, May 28th Be Se ice ey See At 12 o'clock, M.,” cows, and. AT MASONIC HALL, FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. . *pplied for a: : Ba . Me . For the purpose of conferring the are \ weteath oS First E The Cumpany will merch promptly at Ne ; Royal Arch Degree, _ 12% o%lock, PM., and all notin the Downfall A ful attendance of Members is desired. . T8nks will Le conridercd ag absentees, 75 dollar Visiting Companions are cordially invi-. ° No excuses received except sickness or 85 “ ted. By order THOS. MEIN, H.P. . ®>sence from town. 90 am G. R. Davis, Sec. m3 . By order, J. A. RAPP, : se Captain Commanding. ; : Change of Proprietorship,. > w. Fr. Eves, o. s. mayl5 2% 591 OvICE is hereby given that JOE. a? PETSIT has sold out his tarervat in MILWAUKEE BEER. Two drat the “GOLD ROOM” and “KrYs' N oy SALOON,” to BILLINGS & CO., and the WARRANTED PURE. offered for « busizess will hereafter be conducted Pine farther part —BY— ROGERK CO™LAN, E. Connelly Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad St. Nevada, ] BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Nevada Civ, ’ Hs constrntly op hand, in kettles and ‘ SEs ——— ob draught, the cclebrated : The eld patrons of the above named, ‘*Weiner Salvator” and CulmNone ne places will find the new, firm ready to bucher, cook, washe serve them with the very best MILW AUKEE BEER, at this office ‘OF Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Brewing New an Company, Miiwaukee, Wiscousin, both i‘ Whisky, Wimes, Ale, Porter, and of which have ‘the rpuistien of A. Blame Ci . bemg the best 1 the world -_ and are rbipfed te ai) pat 3 from San BORDWELL, BILLINGS &. CO. of the civisind gle ecived a be 4 Nevada City, May 19, 1877. TRY iT, dines, Somix Also the best Hone Brewed Beer, from FOR STATE SENATOR. omy Penn} NHAS, AKENT, of this city, is hereb: DREYFUB9' Bk Ww Y. he will sell 9 8 city, is hereby C announced as @ candiate for Siate} BEST BOTTLED BLEK ON THE COAST Tales, Senator, subject to the decision of the B patie Republican County Convention. Persons ashimg for Credit vas : ‘Patent sp be refused, , FOR COUNTY TY RECORDER. hOGLR CONLAN, Mr. Levi I maé {Broad Strect, Nevada City. A . I iE. WELLS, of of tNevads “City,is . Pe rd _ B ereby avnounced a ws date > ast tur tue office of County scr ee Novice to Ur: dftors. tak Justal to the decisidn of the Kepublivan Cuunty —— en apart) Convention. mada . . i fe the Probate Leute of ‘the connie _, it is the bes pavedn, Minse wt olenia.: i ~ in the way oi 3 : luatter re tite of ». Baker, Notice of Charge of Parta@eveased., -otice is bh reby given that the < only be. on andrisigued, AGIa:M1. roior «ft the Estate of is th nership. Wim M.B.ker, « ccear: spetae Gretians of 8. nee aes 5 . aod -ali perrons Lavirg 1): ims sgapet 80. ore t Salu deew. sed, tou ex.ibit them with the id, ing PNHE firm of Crosby & Mitchel) ishere-. bee Sey Vouchirm, witli lour momthe bed, and $7 ~ by disrolved; and the Machinery at alge the fit publics. iu of thig notice, The double . Candee.) together with all the nght to . to ihe saic Ac uinmtr, atthe Law of, use the Or are tramsferred to . fice of J _M. Wa im;, b:q., on Fine Street, _ Pounds. Do Pass, Mr. H.