May 3, 1876 (4 pages)

= among thé flower beds and FOSES ; wid 1APES ae ING, 6°OR cen: lan oods ee an, ill it dM P “ } HEV ADS i eae CAL, ( LOCAL AF# AFFAIRS. City Ect The election 4 Gity Trustees, ‘Marshal, AsseSsor and Treasurer was well attended by the voters of. the place. A Presidential election might draw out a bigger'vote . provided the campaign was well worked up. The cow question was. decided. Ye bovine can ‘in. ‘future preambualate _ean nip the tender clover wherever it may be fouhd. “Gute hiages-will, no lonver Lé allowed:fo go to_rust, for the skilled cow will swing. them nightly on their~ hiuges, or ligutly raise them up and deposit. them .to one side of the passage, The rights ~of the laboring man huve been vindicated>\There were three or four handred household-rs-here who hadthe impadence “te—want to~deprive twenty or thirty-othérs—from —keeping cows in the town,’ tion on Monday showed them Haat they don’t rule mutters: here just yet. When a maj rity become so. stingy that they c.n mot sparea little “grass _in their dvor yards to the cows of their poorer neighbors, it is time they received a. lesson, ‘and they did . receive iton Mouday, The following persons were on the ticket in favor-of an~ ordinance pro= ; hibiting cows from ruuning at large, * and received the foll»wing vote: G. “G. Allan, 169; Alex. Gault, 182; A. -H. Hanson, 170; J.C. Abbott, 176; “§. W Bigelow, 179. : —The other ticket—wasoppe: =F te; the ordinance, and received the following-:vote: J.A. Cueéstnnt, 247: W. J. Organ, 264; A, Ludeman, 258: ~The following geutlemen were can~ didates for Marshal; and received She Daily Transcript P ‘brown broadcloths and: beaver for but “the elecPrivate school. Mirs.-G. Brobeck hus opened a Private School in the Basement of and.is prepared to teach pupils in all! the branctes of English edvéation, She also has organized a “Sewing Class, which meets-every Wednesday and Friday afternoons, at 3 o'clock‘ for instruction in all kinds of Plain . @ud, Fancy Sewing. Terms moderate. Nevada City, April 28th. Iw. { Merchant failor. ' J. W. Downey Has at his tailoring establishment, on -Main—street,the largest and finest stock of goods ever . brought to the mountains, — ‘They: consist of French fancy doeskins, cussimere, fancy silk vestings of the finest grade; also A No. 1 best black doeskin for pants, ‘black, blne—and coats; diagonal goods\of every Style and variety. The finest-dress suits . from foreign or domestic goods made to order at the lowest possible living. : rates, in the latest styles, and .warrated to,fit or no pay. a2ort: Rigs, M. EK. Booth, Manufacturer and Dealer in Human Hnuir, has permanently loeated in Grass Valley, and taken the Parlor at Stokes’ Hétel, where she is prepared todo. all kinds. of work in the Hair line, * Combings made tu or from $1 to $2. nig . ann A nia Latest of the Serson. Men’s Reversible Shit :s, 1876 Col Invs.;:Men’s and boys Centennial Shirts, Hats and other novelties too BUMmEeTORS to mention, just received and Pine St’s. ald: tf,T= , Potter & Sigourney. Potter & Sigourney will sell goods for cash at-great— -bargains— for 60 days, for the purpdse of reducing stock and dissolving partnership, the following Vote: L. Nihell, 89; G@; 8. 8. Getchell, 73; Jos. F. Long, tte Wm, Scott, 79; Chauncey Ford, 2 ——&. B, Morrison, 103, et ~-¥For City Treasurer thefollowing i vote was received: James Colley, 209; Wm. Black, 224. : The Low Man. . Georgé.G. Allan got his jast deserts at. the election on Monday, % ~ He has, as a mewiber of the County, r “Board of Supervisars, been ingtrumental in having: the highways of _ Abis.city, » which belonged. to the county to keep in repair, nicely ‘graded with rock, and-bas made them a credit to the place as well as the county. He also advocated the thorough repair of Suspension bridge, at the county’s expense,and has in other ways been very active in the city’s interest, while acting as a member of ‘the city Board of Trustees. This kind of underhanded business met with its just reward on Monday. He was the low man on the defeated ticket for the lucrative position of _City Trustee. “He. ought to have expected.a slap in the month, and he got it. He wants to get a job to saw wood now, or to milk town cows. ~ ft Our store will be oberg strom 6 o’clock «a, m:; till 10 o'clock P. M. mas. RQSENBERG BROS. >. Twe Mails per Day. Postmaster Haskins received the . following letter yesterday, which explains itself. San Franctsco; May 1, 1876.” Dean Ste: Hereafter, after you have dispatched your regular mail for the West, any and all mail you have for Sacramento and San Francisco cities, you will please-send: East im your Eastern pouch, as the _postal Clerk will make up a pouch and send buck on the Virginia-City express train, which they meet at Truckee. By this arrangement you will virtually send two and receive two mails a day from: these places. Will send your mail, from this at 4 ?. M, and you will get it from the Eastern train on the next morning. Yours respectfally, © J. C. Coon, Agent. ee Greatest Excitement of the day, Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry Goods Store, will, fon the next three days, sell their immense stock of goods at a great sacrifics, in + order to give the ladies an. opportu~ nity to buy their goods ‘at a regular stere, and get in return good and reliable goods, for less money than at a a traveling auction store. ma3. “ROSENBERG BROS. Settle Up. — settlement is requested from all indebted to LESTER & SUULOT. £20 “and they excel anything ever brought} Nevada City, mae 22nd, 1876. The styles ef the Beason, K. Casper has just returned from San Francisco, and while there purchased an immenge stock of Clothing, Gents Rurnishing Goods, Hats, ete. A large lot of the goods have arrived, to this city, and all who desire a new suit of clothing or anything else in that line cau be suited, not only in quality of goods, but as to price, Go and see the goods, ~ ap20 Pleasure Resort. Those who want to visit the coziest retreat in, this vicinity, should call on Lowis Siebert, out near the California mine. Hehas the choicest wines, beer and cigars, and the best bowling alley in town. Sunday afternoons a specialty. al4-lm Unien Hotel Barber Shop. ds Fay is~ prepared to -de--every kind of tonsorial. work in the most artistic manner, at his shop in the Union Hotel. Children’s hair cutting a specialty. — ad-tf > S. = _ Hacan’s Macnoria BawM preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness;makes the skin soft; -white-and— delicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon’s Knruarnog makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fallingout or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaas. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. mch12-ly NrcuikcreD Coueas anD CoLDs.— Few are aware of the importance of ehecking @ cough or ‘common cold,’ in its first stage; that which in the beginning would yield to Brown's Bronchial Troches, if ni ie ofImpure Breath. quencea that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most "mortifying and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is the most inexcusable and offensive in society; and yet the cause of it may easily be removed. cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, It purifies and sweetens the breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and gives a pearl-like appesrance to the teeth, Gentlemen who.indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with 5OZODONT, as it removes all uupleasant’odors of the weed,. Ask your druggist for it. ACARD. 'To.all who are suffering from the errors and.indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will senda recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Ametica, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. the Baptist. Church, Nevada City, : . “Quick Sales and Small “Profits? at BY M AN BROS,, Corner of Broad : Twotivit— = continuance of thre Bane; } of his friendsand the publicgenAmong all the disagreeable conse. . THE GREAT. = OPPOSITION. STORE. GRASS VALLEY, is The atereatine ofthe whole county. AVING just opened a DRY. G@ODS STORE of a grand scale and. the * . System, we herewith ipform the public. of Nevada County at large, taat through our extraoruinary facilities, we are enabled to. SeIl QOods At SUCH prices as Wilt ~ b _ Astonish the: most incredulous. — Having had an immense rush of custom the county sinee-our . “epening, we here with retarn thanks for favors-Teecived, and—ask-one—and ali tu-call. uper us, to convince themselves thatthe oujy bargaius in the county are to be found . AT THE GREAT OPPOSITION STORE, AT GRASS VALLEY, NEXT DOOR TO. PETER JOHNstTON’'S HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. BAMBERGER BROS. Grass V ralley, . April : 23, 1876ye —smesseznameden CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP _. BROAD ST., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CIrY ‘ W, D, CRAWFORD, a Proprietor, = HIS WEL! KNOWN BARBER SHOP hus been fitted up ip first class style, and gentlemen can now be-shavec, have their Hair Cnt or be Shampooed in the higtiest style of the fonsorial art. The following reduction fin prices bee ‘D made: Hair Cutting, 25 Cents. Sham pooling, 25 Cents, 25 Cents, Shaving, CRAWFORD keeps constantly on hand. the EUREK4% HAIR TOXIC, which he guarantees to cure all diseases of the scalp ~ BOOT BLACKING. The services of CARTER, the champion Boot Black of the State have been secured, tofore bestowed upon me, I respectfully ap21 D. CRAWFORD. aac NEW ASSAY OFFICE. -. M. arrives at Colfay at 6.15 P.M — and paying charges. + “Yhankfut for the liberal patronyge heres fo RAINS will commence: running be. ‘tween Colfax and Grass Valley, on Monday, April 24th, 1876, as follows: GOING SOUTH.* Train No,1-leaves. Grass. Valley. at-5.30A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6-50 A. M. Train No. 3 leaves. crass Valley at 4.45 ue a GUING NORTH: Train No, 2 leaves Colfax at 7.40 A. M, arrives at Geass Valley at-9-10 A. M. Praia No.4 leaves Colfax at-7-05-P. M., arrives at Grass Valley*at8.25 P>M. JOHN F. KIDDER, apis General Superintendent. FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, gust received from New York. : CHOICE BULBS, Clover, and Grass Seeds, And genetal absortmeut of __ Fresh Garden Seeds, = AT { . Preston’s Drug Store, ——— New York Enamel Paint; 8 THE CHEAPEST AND, MOST DURABLEPAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE, At PRESTON'S, ey BETHESDA WATER, Fresh fromthe famous spring of Wau kesha Wisconsin. At PRESTON’S. __ BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, " ESTRAY NOTICE. “tA ME-te-the-enciosure—of--the—nandersighed, on the Grass Vailey road, avout two mont? 8 since, a stray cow. She Lap aw young calf by her side. The owner can liave the animals by proving property R, M. F sone ~Nevuda, Aprél 21, 1876, H. W. VALANTINE, M.D., . RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, QO FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ‘SEREETS-over Preston'sDrug Store; Entrance on Pipe street. Kepidence at Mr W. J. Organ’s, Plety Hill. Orders left dea M. . Preaton’s will be attended to, __ . —ni 9. Pp aOMAs PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assaying rand Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524: Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as »n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to mike assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that may be desired. His office will be opened for business on Monday, May Ist, and he hopes. that_his long residence and experience in his profession will entitle him to rea. sonable portion of the b:<siness erally. a30-3m American Laundry. ——— ¥ From May Ist the following pri~ ces will be charged: RTICLES OF CLASS A.—Sheets, prs Pitlow Cases, prs. Pillow Shams, table Cloths, Bed Spreads. White Shirts, Chemige, Night Dresses, Vests,’ Coats, plain Skirts, Wréppers, Under skirts,Baby Kobes $2 per dozen, CLASS B.—Under Shirts, Drawers, Flannel and Colored, O ¢er-shirts, Corset covers-. Aprons aud Children’ B Clothing-6x ed maneee ‘CLASS C—Towels, Napkins, prs. Cuffs. prs. Hose, prs. Socks, Cottars, Handkerchiefs; &c. 25 cts per dezen. For Ladies Dresses, according to style. For all articles not named above, ga, the lowest living rates. T trust my prices will be accepable to my patrons. ma I cacnot make them less without doing great injustice to myself and those dependent upon me, Patronage solicited. All work faithfully and promptly done. ae “MRS A. GABY. . TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, HE Annual Session of the County Teachers’ Institute will be held atNevada City, on the ‘ : 10th, Lith and }%th of May. All public school teachers, regularly employed in the county, are required to: be in attendance during the entire session By regulation of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, non-attendance on the part. of any teacher is made “‘unprofessianal conduct,” and will. be so adjudged by the Stute and County Boards of Examina-tion. School officers, and all friends of public education are sepecttally mvtiee nd the sessions of the,Inztitu benas EM. RESTON, Supt. Schools Nevada County. ESTRAY NOTICE. , YAME to the enclosure of the subs¢ri-_ C ber, about a-mgnth ago, a white yearlang Steer. The Steer has “both ears cut, rea about the head, and red spots on the body. The owner can bgvé the eat aneer ap25 Josersu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. bo3-4m on proving property and payin a yr crermnnin HAMS AND BACON, AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE; a re LARGE LOT OF No, 1 Hams and Bacon. The best-to be had in the ‘State, Orders keft at the Office, on. the Grass Valley road, or by letter [through the Post Office, will bc promptly attended to. CASHIN & CO. _Nevaite, Feb. 14th, 1876, RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY: BROAD 8T., ABOVE PIE, NEVADA CITY. R. A. DESMOND—Artigt, Queker Hil} March lith, 1816. ‘. Commercial Street, Nevada City. << Keystone Market, COMMERCYAL STREET,NEVADA CITY. HAVING. AVAILED--HIMSELF of every advantage which long experienee and xmple meéns can give, is prepaied to farnish the public with { The Finest Quality of * BEES, MUTTON; '> SPRING LAMB;, VEAL = CORNED. BEEF, PICKLED PORK, THE BEST {Of hia. own_ manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. ' Atso, a Chdice Quality of _. pURE AND-CLEANLARD. _ In quantities to suit, He is prepared to and will offer to customers: greater inducements than can be heaves elsewhere in . Nevada County. ae . -. PLEASE. CALL AND EX. AMINE HISSUPPLY. ‘UNION MARKET. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEAL ERS IN. PORK, MUTTON, _CORN BEEF,. USASAGE,. whoa BACON: & LARD. A orders left atthe shap. will be attend. . ed to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality of meats, Thankful fur past. patronage. they sokic it. a continuance of the same. . Reveds City, A 1, 1876. jos. PETTIT. ~ WM. WHERRY « KEYSTONE SALOON. PETTIT &, WHERRY Proprietors. (yometeriy on hand the fnest LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found in the country. a7” Families supplied with pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 “OTT. JAMES J. ASSAYER, G {OLD AND ORES of every + deseriptio W Refined, Melted and Assayea. By request "Gold Bara exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEI LLOYD'S SAMPLE ROOMS FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, cee ee "REPS \ON HAND THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF . LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found on ‘the Coast. aa” Pure WINES and LIQUORS for me. dicinal purposes. Families’supplied, Nevada, February 8th 8th, pe AMERICAN MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, AMES MONRO, having opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Reet, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest Tices. Central Carriageand Wagon Masufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile-Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent for Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet cle manufactured. to ord in the finest style and. low prices, Particular attention given toR ICTURES takén in the highest style of x. . P the art. Prives lv, wr wre airing and Painting. Ds HAMS AND BACON, . " . a bhare of public patronage. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA C&aTY + CALIFORNIA,, ° D. W.SNAPP, -Proprietor. THIS well known and pop. ular Hotel, situated on Ma‘n Street. in the City of Nevada, : has been thoroughly over, hauled, refitted and furnisn-ed in first class, style, and is Low open for the reception of guests, The Sleeping Ap*rtments, —Are large, airy and comfortable, and every -. bed in the hyuse contains a Spring Mat * . trass. Asa de sirable quet place for the weuiy, the UNION is not excelled by any House outride of San Frauicisco. The Tables of the Union, Kill compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and will be filled with the best the market «fforus. a Wines, Liguers a nd Cigass. Will bOWPECAE the Bar, and the Billiard Room i¥ supplied with the BEST FABLES ‘to be found inthe stute,”* E.ery attention will be give: 1 to make the guests comfortcble. Lhe proprietor solicits@ 3hare, ae the public patronages f4 D. W. SNAPP. Drugs, Medicines, ee =P: H BELDEN,_ Successor to Be u & Belden, _ Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Cominercial Sts. “Nevada City. 3 : ; “Wholesale & Retail dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, . Patent Medicines, &, A full line of ,Chgice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, 'Voilet, Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs . Brushes, &&«, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Windew Glass, Pwitit Brushes, &c, Also full lne of STA'IIONERY, such as er, Gold Peus, &e ‘Blank Books made to order at the lowest lank Books’, Le? ter. Note and Legal Pas aaa: an Franciseo -prices My Sto. k is most complete in-all_ita partinenti and niy prices are low, P.H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 4 Baits N otice to ‘Teamsters. — ee a “ALL TEAMS. LOADING. LUMBER on A WuoP FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE BX EMP FROM TOLL ROM THIS. DARE, Vv an rates co. Bests April lat; 1876. 200th EDITION, MA HOOD, ‘ AUTHOR . E. pE F, CURTIS, M.D,, &., &e. premature décline In man,. showing how health is lost and how regain. d.° 1t gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments tw) marriage, the treatment. of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and the results of twenty years successful prac« tice. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ne member of society by whoin this book. will not‘be found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergyman, —London Times, CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruefion, and by the afflicted for reliet; it win. injure no one.—Medical Times and Ga. zette, Pric .e—One Doliar, by mail or express. Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street; or P. O. Box 397, San Franc isco, Cal. _$TOCKS !_ STUCKS! — a A; NIVENS, JR: EN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE 8T., ILL do a Commission Stock Busi, ness, and is now prepared to Buy. “} and sell Stock at Brokers’ rates, in the Sin Francisco Steck and Exchange board. Nowada, Dec. 24, 1875. BOR SALE. wt, MY RESEDENCE AND THE FURve] NITURE in it is offered for Sale. part of the city, and itwill be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House or both together as the purchaser may de\ A. GOLDSMIEFH, Nevada, March 3d, 1876, “a? FOR. ARIZONA! Express Company’s NEW FAST LINE, OW runing. First Class Coaches from Terminus Southern Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all intermediate puints, reaching the, newly digcoyered. RICH MINENG DISTRICT, Of arizona, by the shortest, Cheapest amd. it Route. Welfs, Fargo & Go., San Francisco. TICKETS for saleat all principal ticket offices, San francisco, HENRY WELLS, (Of W. F. & Co. and American Express Co. F tresident. J. G. ROWLA’ No, 109 California street, San Er: Vive President. CHAS. H. WELLS, al4-3m General Supt, Tuscon, Arigoma, Annual Me Me eting. % HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholyk ders of the Masonic Hall Associaneum of Nevada City. California, will be lield at Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th . az, of May, 1876. _E M PRESTON, Secreta . Neva’*s April 6th, 1876. * fr : + cD _BY THE _ CURTIS ON ‘*MANHOOD.”—There is . a5-By den — I ‘oi “K Medical Easay < on the caune ee —— oo ell other diseaces appertaining therete —The Houseis situated in the» beet The: Arizona and New Mexieo. will be soid—separate from the Furniture, . sire. For further particulars enquire of _ Bes! FREIGHT~SHIPMENTS received by -

= among thé flower beds and FOSES ; wid 1APES ae ING, 6°OR cen: lan oods ee an, ill it dM P “ } HEV ADS i eae CAL, ( LOCAL AF# AFFAIRS. City Ect The election 4 Gity Trustees, ‘Marshal, AsseSsor and Treasurer was well attended by the voters of. the place. A Presidential election might draw out a bigger'vote . provided the campaign was well worked up. The cow question was. decided. Ye bovine can ‘in. ‘future preambualate _ean nip the tender clover wherever it may be fouhd. “Gute hiages-will, no lonver Lé allowed:fo go to_rust, for the skilled cow will swing. them nightly on their~ hiuges, or ligutly raise them up and deposit. them .to one side of the passage, The rights ~of the laboring man huve been vindicated>\There were three or four handred household-rs-here who hadthe impadence “te—want to~deprive twenty or thirty-othérs—from —keeping cows in the town,’ tion on Monday showed them Haat they don’t rule mutters: here just yet. When a maj rity become so. stingy that they c.n mot sparea little “grass _in their dvor yards to the cows of their poorer neighbors, it is time they received a. lesson, ‘and they did . receive iton Mouday, The following persons were on the ticket in favor-of an~ ordinance pro= ; hibiting cows from ruuning at large, * and received the foll»wing vote: G. “G. Allan, 169; Alex. Gault, 182; A. -H. Hanson, 170; J.C. Abbott, 176; “§. W Bigelow, 179. : —The other ticket—wasoppe: =F te; the ordinance, and received the following-:vote: J.A. Cueéstnnt, 247: W. J. Organ, 264; A, Ludeman, 258: ~The following geutlemen were can~ didates for Marshal; and received She Daily Transcript P ‘brown broadcloths and: beaver for but “the elecPrivate school. Mirs.-G. Brobeck hus opened a Private School in the Basement of and.is prepared to teach pupils in all! the branctes of English edvéation, She also has organized a “Sewing Class, which meets-every Wednesday and Friday afternoons, at 3 o'clock‘ for instruction in all kinds of Plain . @ud, Fancy Sewing. Terms moderate. Nevada City, April 28th. Iw. { Merchant failor. ' J. W. Downey Has at his tailoring establishment, on -Main—street,the largest and finest stock of goods ever . brought to the mountains, — ‘They: consist of French fancy doeskins, cussimere, fancy silk vestings of the finest grade; also A No. 1 best black doeskin for pants, ‘black, blne—and coats; diagonal goods\of every Style and variety. The finest-dress suits . from foreign or domestic goods made to order at the lowest possible living. : rates, in the latest styles, and .warrated to,fit or no pay. a2ort: Rigs, M. EK. Booth, Manufacturer and Dealer in Human Hnuir, has permanently loeated in Grass Valley, and taken the Parlor at Stokes’ Hétel, where she is prepared todo. all kinds. of work in the Hair line, * Combings made tu or from $1 to $2. nig . ann A nia Latest of the Serson. Men’s Reversible Shit :s, 1876 Col Invs.;:Men’s and boys Centennial Shirts, Hats and other novelties too BUMmEeTORS to mention, just received and Pine St’s. ald: tf,T= , Potter & Sigourney. Potter & Sigourney will sell goods for cash at-great— -bargains— for 60 days, for the purpdse of reducing stock and dissolving partnership, the following Vote: L. Nihell, 89; G@; 8. 8. Getchell, 73; Jos. F. Long, tte Wm, Scott, 79; Chauncey Ford, 2 ——&. B, Morrison, 103, et ~-¥For City Treasurer thefollowing i vote was received: James Colley, 209; Wm. Black, 224. : The Low Man. . Georgé.G. Allan got his jast deserts at. the election on Monday, % ~ He has, as a mewiber of the County, r “Board of Supervisars, been ingtrumental in having: the highways of _ Abis.city, » which belonged. to the county to keep in repair, nicely ‘graded with rock, and-bas made them a credit to the place as well as the county. He also advocated the thorough repair of Suspension bridge, at the county’s expense,and has in other ways been very active in the city’s interest, while acting as a member of ‘the city Board of Trustees. This kind of underhanded business met with its just reward on Monday. He was the low man on the defeated ticket for the lucrative position of _City Trustee. “He. ought to have expected.a slap in the month, and he got it. He wants to get a job to saw wood now, or to milk town cows. ~ ft Our store will be oberg strom 6 o’clock «a, m:; till 10 o'clock P. M. mas. RQSENBERG BROS. >. Twe Mails per Day. Postmaster Haskins received the . following letter yesterday, which explains itself. San Franctsco; May 1, 1876.” Dean Ste: Hereafter, after you have dispatched your regular mail for the West, any and all mail you have for Sacramento and San Francisco cities, you will please-send: East im your Eastern pouch, as the _postal Clerk will make up a pouch and send buck on the Virginia-City express train, which they meet at Truckee. By this arrangement you will virtually send two and receive two mails a day from: these places. Will send your mail, from this at 4 ?. M, and you will get it from the Eastern train on the next morning. Yours respectfally, © J. C. Coon, Agent. ee Greatest Excitement of the day, Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry Goods Store, will, fon the next three days, sell their immense stock of goods at a great sacrifics, in + order to give the ladies an. opportu~ nity to buy their goods ‘at a regular stere, and get in return good and reliable goods, for less money than at a a traveling auction store. ma3. “ROSENBERG BROS. Settle Up. — settlement is requested from all indebted to LESTER & SUULOT. £20 “and they excel anything ever brought} Nevada City, mae 22nd, 1876. The styles ef the Beason, K. Casper has just returned from San Francisco, and while there purchased an immenge stock of Clothing, Gents Rurnishing Goods, Hats, ete. A large lot of the goods have arrived, to this city, and all who desire a new suit of clothing or anything else in that line cau be suited, not only in quality of goods, but as to price, Go and see the goods, ~ ap20 Pleasure Resort. Those who want to visit the coziest retreat in, this vicinity, should call on Lowis Siebert, out near the California mine. Hehas the choicest wines, beer and cigars, and the best bowling alley in town. Sunday afternoons a specialty. al4-lm Unien Hotel Barber Shop. ds Fay is~ prepared to -de--every kind of tonsorial. work in the most artistic manner, at his shop in the Union Hotel. Children’s hair cutting a specialty. — ad-tf > S. = _ Hacan’s Macnoria BawM preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness;makes the skin soft; -white-and— delicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon’s Knruarnog makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fallingout or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaas. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. mch12-ly NrcuikcreD Coueas anD CoLDs.— Few are aware of the importance of ehecking @ cough or ‘common cold,’ in its first stage; that which in the beginning would yield to Brown's Bronchial Troches, if ni ie ofImpure Breath. quencea that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most "mortifying and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is the most inexcusable and offensive in society; and yet the cause of it may easily be removed. cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, It purifies and sweetens the breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and gives a pearl-like appesrance to the teeth, Gentlemen who.indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with 5OZODONT, as it removes all uupleasant’odors of the weed,. Ask your druggist for it. ACARD. 'To.all who are suffering from the errors and.indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will senda recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Ametica, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. the Baptist. Church, Nevada City, : . “Quick Sales and Small “Profits? at BY M AN BROS,, Corner of Broad : Twotivit— = continuance of thre Bane; } of his friendsand the publicgenAmong all the disagreeable conse. . THE GREAT. = OPPOSITION. STORE.. GRASS VALLEY, is The atereatine ofthe whole county. AVING just opened a DRY. G@ODS STORE of a grand scale and. the * . System, we herewith ipform the public. of Nevada County at large, taat through our extraoruinary facilities, we are enabled to. SeIl QOods At SUCH prices as Wilt ~ b _ Astonish the: most incredulous. — Having had an immense rush of custom the county sinee-our . “epening, we here with retarn thanks for favors-Teecived, and—ask-one—and ali tu-call. uper us, to convince themselves thatthe oujy bargaius in the county are to be found . AT THE GREAT OPPOSITION STORE, AT GRASS VALLEY, NEXT DOOR TO. PETER JOHNstTON’'S HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. BAMBERGER BROS. Grass V ralley, . April : 23, 1876ye —smesseznameden CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP _. BROAD ST., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CIrY ‘ W, D, CRAWFORD, a Proprietor, = HIS WEL! KNOWN BARBER SHOP hus been fitted up ip first class style, and gentlemen can now be-shavec, have their Hair Cnt or be Shampooed in the higtiest style of the fonsorial art. The following reduction fin prices bee ‘D made: Hair Cutting, 25 Cents. Sham pooling, 25 Cents, 25 Cents, Shaving, CRAWFORD keeps constantly on hand. the EUREK4% HAIR TOXIC, which he guarantees to cure all diseases of the scalp ~ BOOT BLACKING. The services of CARTER, the champion Boot Black of the State have been secured, tofore bestowed upon me, I respectfully ap21 D. CRAWFORD. aac NEW ASSAY OFFICE. -. M. arrives at Colfay at 6.15 P.M — and paying charges. + “Yhankfut for the liberal patronyge heres fo RAINS will commence: running be. ‘tween Colfax and Grass Valley, on Monday, April 24th, 1876, as follows: GOING SOUTH.* Train No,1-leaves. Grass. Valley. at-5.30A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6-50 A. M. Train No. 3 leaves. crass Valley at 4.45 ue a GUING NORTH: Train No, 2 leaves Colfax at 7.40 A. M, arrives at Geass Valley at-9-10 A. M. Praia No.4 leaves Colfax at-7-05-P. M., arrives at Grass Valley*at8.25 P>M. JOHN F. KIDDER, apis General Superintendent. FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, gust received from New York. : CHOICE BULBS, Clover, and Grass Seeds, And genetal absortmeut of __ Fresh Garden Seeds, = AT { . Preston’s Drug Store, ——— New York Enamel Paint; 8 THE CHEAPEST AND, MOST DURABLEPAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE, At PRESTON'S, ey BETHESDA WATER, Fresh fromthe famous spring of Wau kesha Wisconsin. At PRESTON’S. __ BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, " ESTRAY NOTICE. “tA ME-te-the-enciosure—of--the—nandersighed, on the Grass Vailey road, avout two mont? 8 since, a stray cow. She Lap aw young calf by her side. The owner can liave the animals by proving property R, M. F sone ~Nevuda, Aprél 21, 1876,

H. W. VALANTINE, M.D., . RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, QO FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ‘SEREETS-over Preston'sDrug Store; Entrance on Pipe street. Kepidence at Mr W. J. Organ’s, Plety Hill. Orders left dea M. . Preaton’s will be attended to, __ . —ni 9. Pp aOMAs PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assaying rand Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524: Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as »n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to mike assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that may be desired. His office will be opened for business on Monday, May Ist, and he hopes. that_his long residence and experience in his profession will entitle him to rea. sonable portion of the b:<siness erally. a30-3m American Laundry. ——— ¥ From May Ist the following pri~ ces will be charged: RTICLES OF CLASS A.—Sheets, prs Pitlow Cases, prs. Pillow Shams, table Cloths, Bed Spreads. White Shirts, Chemige, Night Dresses, Vests,’ Coats, plain Skirts, Wréppers, Under skirts,Baby Kobes $2 per dozen, CLASS B.—Under Shirts, Drawers, Flannel and Colored, O ¢er-shirts, Corset covers-. Aprons aud Children’ B Clothing-6x ed maneee ‘CLASS C—Towels, Napkins, prs. Cuffs. prs. Hose, prs. Socks, Cottars, Handkerchiefs; &c. 25 cts per dezen. For Ladies Dresses, according to style. For all articles not named above, ga, the lowest living rates. T trust my prices will be accepable to my patrons. ma I cacnot make them less without doing great injustice to myself and those dependent upon me, Patronage solicited. All work faithfully and promptly done. ae “MRS A. GABY. . TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, HE Annual Session of the County Teachers’ Institute will be held atNevada City, on the ‘ : 10th, Lith and }%th of May. All public school teachers, regularly employed in the county, are required to: be in attendance during the entire session By regulation of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, non-attendance on the part. of any teacher is made “‘unprofessianal conduct,” and will. be so adjudged by the Stute and County Boards of Examina-tion. School officers, and all friends of public education are sepecttally mvtiee nd the sessions of the,Inztitu benas EM. RESTON, Supt. Schools Nevada County. ESTRAY NOTICE. , YAME to the enclosure of the subs¢ri-_ C ber, about a-mgnth ago, a white yearlang Steer. The Steer has “both ears cut, rea about the head, and red spots on the body. The owner can bgvé the eat aneer ap25 Josersu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. bo3-4m on proving property and payin a yr crermnnin HAMS AND BACON, AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE; a re LARGE LOT OF No, 1 Hams and Bacon. The best-to be had in the ‘State, Orders keft at the Office, on. the Grass Valley road, or by letter [through the Post Office, will bc promptly attended to. CASHIN & CO. _Nevaite, Feb. 14th, 1876, RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY: BROAD 8T., ABOVE PIE, NEVADA CITY. R. A. DESMOND—Artigt, Queker Hil} March lith, 1816. ‘. Commercial Street, Nevada City. << Keystone Market, COMMERCYAL STREET,NEVADA CITY. HAVING. AVAILED--HIMSELF of every advantage which long experienee and xmple meéns can give, is prepaied to farnish the public with { The Finest Quality of * BEES, MUTTON; '> SPRING LAMB;, VEAL = CORNED. BEEF, PICKLED PORK, THE BEST {Of hia. own_ manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. ' Atso, a Chdice Quality of _. pURE AND-CLEANLARD. _ In quantities to suit, He is prepared to and will offer to customers: greater inducements than can be heaves elsewhere in . Nevada County. ae . -. PLEASE. CALL AND EX. AMINE HISSUPPLY. ‘UNION MARKET. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEAL ERS IN. PORK, MUTTON, _CORN BEEF,. USASAGE,. whoa BACON: & LARD. A orders left atthe shap. will be attend. . ed to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality of meats, Thankful fur past. patronage. they sokic it. a continuance of the same. . Reveds City, A 1, 1876. jos. PETTIT. ~ WM. WHERRY « KEYSTONE SALOON. PETTIT &, WHERRY Proprietors. (yometeriy on hand the fnest LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found in the country. a7” Families supplied with pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 “OTT. JAMES J. ASSAYER, G {OLD AND ORES of every + deseriptio W Refined, Melted and Assayea. By request "Gold Bara exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEI LLOYD'S SAMPLE ROOMS FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, cee ee "REPS \ON HAND THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF . LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found on ‘the Coast. aa” Pure WINES and LIQUORS for me. dicinal purposes. Families’supplied, Nevada, February 8th 8th, pe AMERICAN MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, AMES MONRO, having opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Reet, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest Tices. Central Carriageand Wagon Masufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile-Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent for Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet cle manufactured. to ord in the finest style and. low prices, Particular attention given toR ICTURES takén in the highest style of x. . P the art. Prives lv, wr wre airing and Painting. Ds HAMS AND BACON, . " . a bhare of public patronage. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA C&aTY + CALIFORNIA,, ° D. W.SNAPP, -Proprietor. THIS well known and pop. ular Hotel, situated on Ma‘n Street. in the City of Nevada, : has been thoroughly over, hauled, refitted and furnisn-ed in first class, style, and is Low open for the reception of guests, The Sleeping Ap*rtments, —Are large, airy and comfortable, and every -. bed in the hyuse contains a Spring Mat * . trass. Asa de sirable quet place for the weuiy, the UNION is not excelled by any House outride of San Frauicisco. The Tables of the Union, Kill compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and will be filled with the best the market «fforus. a Wines, Liguers a nd Cigass. Will bOWPECAE the Bar, and the Billiard Room i¥ supplied with the BEST FABLES ‘to be found inthe stute,”* E.ery attention will be give: 1 to make the guests comfortcble. Lhe proprietor solicits@ 3hare, ae the public patronages f4 D. W. SNAPP. Drugs, Medicines, ee =P: H BELDEN,_ Successor to Be u & Belden, _ Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Cominercial Sts. “Nevada City. 3 : ; “Wholesale & Retail dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, . Patent Medicines, &, A full line of ,Chgice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, 'Voilet, Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs . Brushes, &&«, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Windew Glass, Pwitit Brushes, &c, Also full lne of STA'IIONERY, such as er, Gold Peus, &e ‘Blank Books made to order at the lowest lank Books’, Le? ter. Note and Legal Pas aaa: an Franciseo -prices My Sto. k is most complete in-all_ita partinenti and niy prices are low, P.H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 4 Baits N otice to ‘Teamsters. — ee a “ALL TEAMS. LOADING. LUMBER on A WuoP FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE BX EMP FROM TOLL ROM THIS. DARE, Vv an rates co. Bests April lat; 1876. 200th EDITION, MA HOOD, ‘ AUTHOR . E. pE F, CURTIS, M.D,, &., &e. premature décline In man,. showing how health is lost and how regain. d.° 1t gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments tw) marriage, the treatment. of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and the results of twenty years successful prac« tice. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ne member of society by whoin this book. will not‘be found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergyman, —London Times, CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruefion, and by the afflicted for reliet; it win. injure no one.—Medical Times and Ga. zette, Pric .e—One Doliar, by mail or express. Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street; or P. O. Box 397, San Franc isco, Cal. _$TOCKS !_ STUCKS! — a A; NIVENS, JR: EN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE 8T., ILL do a Commission Stock Busi, ness, and is now prepared to Buy. “} and sell Stock at Brokers’ rates, in the Sin Francisco Steck and Exchange board. Nowada, Dec. 24, 1875. BOR SALE. wt, MY RESEDENCE AND THE FURve] NITURE in it is offered for Sale. part of the city, and itwill be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House or both together as the purchaser may de\ A. GOLDSMIEFH, Nevada, March 3d, 1876, “a? FOR. ARIZONA! Express Company’s NEW FAST LINE, OW runing. First Class Coaches from Terminus Southern Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all intermediate puints, reaching the, newly digcoyered. RICH MINENG DISTRICT, Of arizona, by the shortest, Cheapest amd. it Route. Welfs, Fargo & Go., San Francisco. TICKETS for saleat all principal ticket offices, San francisco, HENRY WELLS, (Of W. F. & Co. and American Express Co. F tresident. J. G. ROWLA’ No, 109 California street, San Er: Vive President. CHAS. H. WELLS, al4-3m General Supt, Tuscon, Arigoma, Annual Me Me eting. % HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholyk ders of the Masonic Hall Associaneum of Nevada City. California, will be lield at Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th . az, of May, 1876. _E M PRESTON, Secreta . Neva’*s April 6th, 1876. * fr : + cD _BY THE _ CURTIS ON ‘*MANHOOD.”—There is . a5-By den — I ‘oi “K Medical Easay < on the caune ee —— oo ell other diseaces appertaining therete —The Houseis situated in the» beet The: Arizona and New Mexieo. will be soid—separate from the Furniture, . sire. For further particulars enquire of _ Bes! FREIGHT~SHIPMENTS received by -