October 26, 1877 (4 pages)

2um,ne, fF pecial; . Cold, Ors al. family rposes, patronag . merit its tlemanly s them1e late ‘atson, . @ ¥ PT, 1at the nds of action, nent 18 essary settled ‘der to of the ON. 877. [TON, . . fon, } INES. 700DS. ympoundor night., ency. LONDON LTHERN ANIES. ‘op’r. 7. scription for Coin,” City. SILVER, JRG pany ’ ed to is. damage ; are pale gest Fire y, repre ~ gents, franc isco Agent, ITY: last. : . ft NEVADA CITY, CAL. @ LOCAL AFFAIRS. ee Squibs. Care’ & Wilson, struck some very rich quartz, in their: mine, at Willow Valley. A piece of the rock brought to town showed 1 to be ofthe richest character. Fhe specimen was filled with free gold. The much talked of pound party took place at the residence Mr, and Mrs. Garthe, a few evenings ‘since, The party was given by Miss Sally Hill,daughter of Mrs, Garthe. It wasa success in every respect andthose who attended it inform us that they had more fun than at any party they ever attended before, -° Charley Kitts was married tothe only daughter of Dr. Tompkins, at Grass Valley, on. Wednesday evening At the head of Broad street there is en obstruction in the stree: to prevent teams passing that way. On that obstruction there is a sign which reads: “Bridge up.” In passing by there \_ yesterday we -heard some schovl children say ‘‘why don’t they let teams go that way if the ‘bridge is ‘up,’ or did they mean to write on the sign that the ‘Bridge is Down’,’’; The children started off to investigate the matter for thémtselves—to-sea} ~ whether the bridge was “ap’” or “down,” ee Five teams, loaded with goods: for North San Juan, passed our office yesterday morning. For the life of us we don’t know what the people in thai part of: the eounty do with so many goods. The merchants there must supply all the peo> ple on the Ridge as well as at thé up_per part of Yaba and Sierra counties. The District Court met yesterday morning. A stay of proceedings for 69 days. was ‘granted in the case of Lawlor vs, Patterson. The case of Barton vs. Barton, also cameup. A decree of divorce was granted. Abe. Hanson, of the National. Exchange Hotel, bought over half of the deer which we made mention of in " yesterday’s paper. .Abe had if, a kid, a pig and a lomb displayed in frontof his Hotel yesterday. They will all be served up to his patrons tolay. About thirty witnesses have been subpoened to appear before the Grand dary on the 5th of November. Most ofthe members of the Grand Jury reside out cf town-and altogether the city will present _& live appearance on that oceasion, *Jos. V. Pettit has assamed control of the Gold Room, on Broad street. It will be re-opened on Saturday evening. ee Rev. J. W. Briar Wilf deliver his first lecture on “Cromwell,” in the Congregational Church, ’ next “Monday evening, Tickets for the three can be had for one dollar, Single lectures fifty: cents, ‘A srxpicate of financiers in Europe have proposed to loan the State of Louisiana $12,000,000. _ Ir it is now thought in Washington that Simon Caméfon will get the English Mission. re ee ee 16 Yards ef Calieo for $1 00. In order to give the ladies of Nevada City an opportunity to buy cheap goods, we are selling sixteen yards of calico for $1 00. 626°" ROSENBERG BROS, Time Certificates. — A few-of the time certificates _ of deposit,issued in settlement of claims . against the Bank of Nevada Connty are still outstanding, These are now due, and parties holding them are requested to present the same to Citi‘ Zen’s Bank for settlement. . 024-3 + ‘J.T. Monatw, Cashier. The Important Cheap cash store has arrived and Will be ready for business on Wednesdey the 24th, en Broad St., opposite Citizens Bank. They will remain a short time only as their goods of all descriptions will be sold for alittle or hothing, or given away regardless of Cost, _ Therefore,the public in general will profit by calling early and securing bargains. The stock consists of Dry and Fancy. goods, Notions } and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes anda full line of Gentlemen’s Furnishing 800ds. We mean business, Don’t forget the Important Cheap Cash Store “The Daily Transcript oe a ¢ New Brass Band. “I? would Brass-Band, and ‘those who wish to become members of it will please call at Temperance Hall at 8 o’clock P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, ae also give private lessons on the Finte and Guitar. ~~ o16-lw A. BUELER.+o Ww. J. Johnston’s Stoves. ‘ Now that cold weather has set in, stoves are in demand, and in-no place of Nevada County, can a finer aasor$. ment be found than-at W. dg sJobpy ston’s hardware store, Maih street. He desires to call special attention to his ‘‘Saperior’’ cook stove, which is ahead,of anything in the stove line ever brought to Nevada. He has also, parlor, office, hall and other kinds of stoves, together with an immense stock of hardware, crockery &c., while he is selling at very low prices. 013-tf Fall and Winter Goods. We have just received a large assortment of Clothing. Furnishing goods, Blankets, Boots, Ladies. and childrén’s shoes, Rubber goods, Trunks, satchels, valises and the latest novelties of :the season, among theft the celebrated cheeker collar, allot which. which will be sold at thelowest possible prices at Hyman bios, o13-tf _ 7S Cheese. "New cheege, first of the season, at C. E. MULLOY’sS o21 Furnished Rooias to Let, Inguire at this office, Hats! Wats 1)" Fall styles in mens’, youths’ and Bros, corner of Broad and Pine streets, o4tf a — i Wheatland Flour. x Ask your merchants for the. celeno other, . 02 Insure in the Norwich Union and Royal of Liverpool, Capital $25,008,000, A. Nivens, Jr., Agent. Nevada, Aug. 5th, 1877, i >: Yo Let _ At Zekinds Cigar and Tobacco Store, the Saratogas. sep28-tf Penmanship, . Who does not admire good _pen‘menship? And how many wonder why it is that they cannot write well. when seeing handsome specimens of writing, is owing to the pen used, and we can confidently recommend the ComBINATION Pens made by Joseph Mason, London,as among the very best. By sending $1 50 currency to H. §. Crocker & Co,, Sacramento, you can have one gross of these ‘pens sent you by mail, postage paid. s29-lm AN Exrenpep Porucarrry—Each year finds ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches’’ in new localities in various parts of the world. For relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, we ‘Troches have been proved reliae. Ir there is any victim of eruptive malady who’ despairs. of rélief, ‘let him abandon his despondency. long as it 1s possible for him'to obtain Glenn’s Sulphur Soap he need possibility of his being cured. Rejuvenate. Yourself with Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye, rss q “A Fine Thing for the ‘Feés i, Fragraut SOZODONT is acompe® sition of. the purest and choicest ,ingredierts of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and’gnms. Its embalming or antiseptic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODON'! removes all disagreea. ble ordors from the. breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, &c. Itis entirely free fromthe ivjurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One boitle lasts six months. A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youtb, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, ' FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy. was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send aself-aidressed envelope to the Rev. Josrpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ‘012-ly Haaan’s Macnozia Bao preserves and restores the coffiplexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon’s Karuarion makes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, FR has stood the test of 4@ years. Is on Broad St., oprosite the Citizens Bank, 2 @24-tt « 7 ival, harmin; erfamed, and has no < o nely is : mehl2-ly w respectfully announce, that Ihave re-organized the Nevada’ “A eomplete stock of the very latest . boys’ hats, just received’ at Hyman. brated Wheatland Flour, and také’ Itis conceded that much4 So } eutertain no doubts respecting the GRAND * OPENING PALL WINTER GooDs! A: BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine , Streets, Nevada City, H* JUST RECEIVED ONE OF THE Largest and most Fashionable Stocks of Goods eyer brought to this City. The Goods censist of SILKS, CASHMERES, all colors, CAMEL'S HAIR, — POLANAISE CLOTHS, ALPACCAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPPS, SHAWLS, CALICOS, GEANNELS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETING, all widths, NAPKINS, etc. Millinery Goods. A Large Stock of FLOWERS, HAT TRIMMIN Gs,HAT FRAMES, ‘TRIMMED HATS. BRUSSELS CARPETS, THREE-PLY, INGRAINS, ~~» And OIL CLOTHS, The Largest Stock ever brought to this City. Before making your purchases please call and examine my Goods and Prices, No ‘trouble to show goods. A. BLUMENTHAL. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, September 28,1877, SOCIAL PARTY, A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY WILL BE GIVEN AT THE RES. § IDENCE OF JOHN McGIBBONS, ON DEER CREEK, Thursday Evening. Nov. lstTickets, including Supper, $1 50, : Everybody invited. Nevada City, Oct. 17, 1877, . FOR SALE, a iii FOR SALE HIS RESIDENCE ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA. is hard tinished-thoughout.« It is also supplied with water and gas. Possession of property can be had immediately. For’ further particulars, address, R, W, TULLY, » 603 Sutter Street, San Francisco. Nevada, Oct. 14,;:1877.\ TAXPAYERS. TYNHE Assessment Roll for the year.1877, C for the County of Nevada having been completed and delivered into my hands, the Property holders of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. . The Taxes become delinquent on the ist Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent. willbe added. : ‘ Notice is further given that for the purpose ef receiving taxes, I shall bein the several Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit; At Washington, Grissel’s Hotel Saturday, Novy, 10th. j : At Moore’s Flat, Hegarty’s Store, Monday, Nov. 12th. __ At North Bloomfield, Edward’s Hotel, Tuesday, Nov, 13th. = At North San Juan, Block & Furth’s Banking House, Wednesday, Nov. 14th. At Rough and ays, alling’s Hotel, Thursday Nov. . : At ro Bet, Oliver & Fox's Store, Friday Nov. 1. : At Truckee, F. Burckhalter & Co’s Store, Mondsy and Tuesday, Nov.19th end 2th. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Banking House, Thursday and Friday , Nov, 22d and 23d At Nevada City, Treasurer's OMice, Monday and Tuestay, Nov. i Ey the ' Silver to the amoupt of. dollars only ill be faken on one pent. diya dN, PAYNE, County Collector. } Office, San Francisco, California. wat, THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS The House is in splendid eondition, anu . _ sep29 Pine Street, Nevada City. W. D.LONG,' Attornev and Counselor at Law . ¢ _ Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. , ING COMPANY. Location of prin. cipal place of business San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, Fureka Township, Nevada County,California. Notice is hereby given, that at 4 meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the }7th day of Sept., 1877, an assessment, No. 4, of twenty-five cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to. the Secretary; at the office of the Company, 311 California street, rooms 3 & 4, second floor, over Aet: na Insurance office, entrance 309 California street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d day*of Oct., 1877, will be delixquent, and advertised Tr sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Suturday, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the* delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By oruer of the Bi ard ef Directors, : J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 California Stree t, rooms 3 and: 4 second floor,, over Aetna Insurance 820 ~~” 4 #1 f PROF. S.C. RYDER, From San Francisco, — WfLL OPEN A DANCING. ACADEMY, . AT TEMPERANCE HALL COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1877. : DAYS OF TUITION. For Ladies and Gents, Mondays and Wednesdays, at 744 o’clock, P. M. Juvenile Class on Ssturdays, at 2P. M. All the Dances taught in GLIDE MOVE. MENTS. Lessons in Glide a Specialty; at ali times to suit applicants. Terms made known at the Hall, Prof. Ryder refers to Dr. K, Dean, John Shirley, Esq., Dr., Bowers, Hon. A. L. Tubbs & Go., of San Francisco. 03-1m eee Ue era Oe . THE BLIND MAN’S VARIETY STORE, MAIN STREET, 2 DOORS ABOVE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. RICHARD SMOOT, bs) ; CIGARS AND TOBACUO, Of the Finest Brands to be found im the State. Including the celebrated Plantation Cigars, Also, 8 general variety of Candies, Nuts, Yankee Notions, The Great American Stationery Prize Puckages. eté, STANDARD BOOK AGENCY. I am sole Agen, for Nevada for the Cross and Crescent, Life-of John D. Lee, Life and Labors of Livingston the great explorer, and other standard books, If you want anything in my line, give me a eall, RICHARD SMOOT, ‘The Blind Man. CAPITAL $300,000. — HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALiFORNIA, g 09-1m ——. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET ; San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, J. ¥F. Houghton, President, “Geo. H, Howard, Vicé President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. : H.H. Bigelow, General Manager BR. H. Magill. General Agent. G e *¥ass Valley Branch for Nevada Counfy He TRUSTEES, Wm. Wait, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Otice No. 99 Main Street, ag2 ( Grass Valley, Cat. THE OLD ACCOMMODATION, Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line. Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8% o’clock A. M., returning leave Nevada City at 10 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 0’clock P, M.; returning leaye Nevada City at5P.M.Ladiegand gentlemen called for tt any part of the city without extra charge. Packages carried at Tow rates. Orders left at the National or Union Ho. tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, will be promptly atWATER RIGHT, &e. connected ‘therewith. . For particulars enquire of *~° “J. M. WALLING;, Atty., © AND-NOTARY PUBLIe. The Largest _ STOCK in $&# FURNITURE AND BEDDING Capitol Furniture Store, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. Two doors below Stumpf’s Hotel. : % CHEAPEST — HOUSE fa. INTHE = 9 MOUNTAINS: NEVADA COUNTY. aa WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. “. Fine Assortment of WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASSES,BRAK TS, LAMPS,-CHILDREN’S WAGONS and ‘Every Variety of _FURNI EURE, BEDDING, BLANKETS, Ete. Warranted Good Time Pieces. A Large Assortment of CLOCKS from the National Clock Company, << Agents of the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine. Call and See for Yourselves. Nothing Charged for Examining Goods, FRANCIS, GOODRICH, GUILD & CO. Frank Guild, General Auctioneer. Office, Pine Street opposite Beckman’s Saloon, NEVADA CITY. err. STOCK, $200,000. EM. BRESTON., 2.03 coi iccases President T. W. SIGOURNEY... Vice President. . JOHN T. MORGAN Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos. Mein, I ¢ EEPS on hand a fine stock of : E. W. BIGELOW & CO. A RE AGENTS FOR ‘THE: {INSURANCE CO. Both are reliable Companies, and . ee CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. f——— ‘No , MORE CHINA CIGARS. OFFICERS = JOHN JACK, H™: GIVES NOTICE.THAT HE HAS ON HAND oy (50,000 ieee re Cashier. DIRECTORS : y John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, Geo. A. Cooper, E. M. Preston. . Receive Deposits, buy end gel] exchang . Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. _ Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. a IMPORTED Draw Checks -on ; NEW YORK, ‘A AN 7 i Pl : SAN JOSE, : ‘ LOS A LES. CIGARS, a Also sell Exchange on allt incipa Europein Cities. : Which he will sell at Muke collections and transact a general Banking eigenen SAN FRANCISCO CQST PRICES. ‘New York—First National Bank. 4 The stock consists of the San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Banx, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Angles—Commercial Bank, 624 _ INSURANCE. finest brands to be found in this or any other Stste in the = Union. . Call and. examine : _ {quality and /rices. STATE INVESTMENT INSURANCE 60., “ANDTHENEW ZEALAND He has also on hand a large stock of I TOBAGCO, NUTS, Fas CANDIES, i . FRUIT, ete., Which he will sell at the lowest prices: setile their Losses promptly. octé-lm Come and try my new WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN . a ( Our Goods.are Sold at the Lowest both in quality and price of Groceries, we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. SEHENATH SALOON. CHARLEY CLARK, Proprietor. BARN, GARDEN,ORGHARD, . FANCY DRINKS A SPECIAETY. stock of CIGARS. Which «a Chinaman never N. WEBER, A. CHATY. WEBER & CHATY, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, i or COMMERCIAL STREET, had the handling of. JOHN JACK, fine Street, (Opposite Transcript Office, zs 5 “Nevada. City. UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FIUL.ED WITH o + Nevada. Sept. 8, 1877. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, . __\" ala a ba Produce of all kinds, etc. NATIONALIE XCHANGE. y Prices, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free ot Kee Charge. ‘By strict attentiort to business, and a a HOTEL, as : determinationto —eatisfy—our —eustomers oan STREET. «rere: NEVADA CITY, A. H. HANSON, Proprieto*. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Largé additions huve been made to it, and it hus been titted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Kooms are lurge, airy and comfortable, and the Table-will coinpare favorably with tuat of any Hotelin the State. The Proprietor. will spare no pains or expénse to render . his guests comfortable, . A Birst-Class Barber Shop in cou j nection with the Hotel, ‘ Stages leave this house daily for sll AVING PURCHASED THE OLD . -towns north of this city, Keystone Saloon, and having had it WEBER & CHATY. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. : Commercial St,, Nevada City, : . A Carriage will always be found at thoronghly renevated and refurnished, ZT} the Denet to, convey passengers to this hereby inform my many ends Se sabre House. 2 = yays kee iY ry best brands 7 le seey on Hand Gre veryhes Billiard Tables and Bar. connected ¥ with tho Hotel. a A shareof Public Patronage is respect. fended to. GEO. G, WETTERAT, WINES, fully sulicited, , : isep4-tf Proprietor, ) : A. H. HANSON, Proprietor, FOR SALE CHEAP : LIQUOKS Nevada, September 9thv A VALUABLE AGRICULTU. . « and CIGARS. Moore’s Flat Banking House. RAL RANCH, HOUSES, semverstinnee W. F. CUMMINGS, a SUCCESSOR TO }) FRICEON BROAD STREET opposite 1 . a . . Stato 8622-1m L APPORNEY. AT LA NOTARY PUBLIC, FFICE, First door below John Jack’s, on Pine Street, NEVADA ITY, Cal. Will prestice in all the Courts of she on —}-—__ op MARHS' & COMPANY, MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA CO. 6 . OLD DUST BOUGHT and literal advances made on Bullion deposited _ for Assay or coinage at United States M int. .San Francisca correspondent, Lazzard Friers, ang26 ‘ eh at a 24

2um,ne, fF pecial; . Cold, Ors al. family rposes, patronag . merit its tlemanly s them1e late ‘atson, . @ ¥ PT, 1at the nds of action, nent 18 essary settled ‘der to of the ON. 877. [TON, . . fon, } INES. 700DS. ympoundor night., ency. LONDON LTHERN ANIES. ‘op’r. 7. scription for Coin,” City. SILVER, JRG pany ’ ed to is. damage ; are pale gest Fire y, repre ~ gents, franc isco Agent, ITY: last. : . ft NEVADA CITY, CAL. @ LOCAL AFFAIRS. ee Squibs. Care’ & Wilson, struck some very rich quartz, in their: mine, at Willow Valley. A piece of the rock brought to town showed 1 to be ofthe richest character. Fhe specimen was filled with free gold. The much talked of pound party took place at the residence Mr, and Mrs. Garthe, a few evenings ‘since, The party was given by Miss Sally Hill,daughter of Mrs, Garthe. It wasa success in every respect andthose who attended it inform us that they had more fun than at any party they ever attended before, -° Charley Kitts was married tothe only daughter of Dr. Tompkins, at Grass Valley, on. Wednesday evening At the head of Broad street there is en obstruction in the stree: to prevent teams passing that way. On that obstruction there is a sign which reads: “Bridge up.” In passing by there \_ yesterday we -heard some schovl children say ‘‘why don’t they let teams go that way if the ‘bridge is ‘up,’ or did they mean to write on the sign that the ‘Bridge is Down’,’’; The children started off to investigate the matter for thémtselves—to-sea} ~ whether the bridge was “ap’” or “down,” ee Five teams, loaded with goods: for North San Juan, passed our office yesterday morning. For the life of us we don’t know what the people in thai part of: the eounty do with so many goods. The merchants there must supply all the peo> ple on the Ridge as well as at thé up_per part of Yaba and Sierra counties. The District Court met yesterday morning. A stay of proceedings for 69 days. was ‘granted in the case of Lawlor vs, Patterson. The case of Barton vs. Barton, also cameup. A decree of divorce was granted. Abe. Hanson, of the National. Exchange Hotel, bought over half of the deer which we made mention of in " yesterday’s paper. .Abe had if, a kid, a pig and a lomb displayed in frontof his Hotel yesterday. They will all be served up to his patrons tolay. About thirty witnesses have been subpoened to appear before the Grand dary on the 5th of November. Most ofthe members of the Grand Jury reside out cf town-and altogether the city will present _& live appearance on that oceasion, *Jos. V. Pettit has assamed control of the Gold Room, on Broad street. It will be re-opened on Saturday evening. ee Rev. J. W. Briar Wilf deliver his first lecture on “Cromwell,” in the Congregational Church, ’ next “Monday evening, Tickets for the three can be had for one dollar, Single lectures fifty: cents, ‘A srxpicate of financiers in Europe have proposed to loan the State of Louisiana $12,000,000. _ Ir it is now thought in Washington that Simon Caméfon will get the English Mission. re ee ee 16 Yards ef Calieo for $1 00. In order to give the ladies of Nevada City an opportunity to buy cheap goods, we are selling sixteen yards of calico for $1 00. 626°" ROSENBERG BROS, Time Certificates. — A few-of the time certificates _ of deposit,issued in settlement of claims . against the Bank of Nevada Connty are still outstanding, These are now due, and parties holding them are requested to present the same to Citi‘ Zen’s Bank for settlement. . 024-3 + ‘J.T. Monatw, Cashier. The Important Cheap cash store has arrived and Will be ready for business on Wednesdey the 24th, en Broad St., opposite Citizens Bank. They will remain a short time only as their goods of all descriptions will be sold for alittle or hothing, or given away regardless of Cost, _ Therefore,the public in general will profit by calling early and securing bargains. The stock consists of Dry and Fancy. goods, Notions } and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes anda full line of Gentlemen’s Furnishing 800ds. We mean business, Don’t forget the Important Cheap Cash Store “The Daily Transcript oe a ¢ New Brass Band. “I? would Brass-Band, and ‘those who wish to become members of it will please call at Temperance Hall at 8 o’clock P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, ae also give private lessons on the Finte and Guitar. ~~ o16-lw A. BUELER.+o Ww. J. Johnston’s Stoves. ‘ Now that cold weather has set in, stoves are in demand, and in-no place of Nevada County, can a finer aasor$. ment be found than-at W. dg sJobpy ston’s hardware store, Maih street. He desires to call special attention to his ‘‘Saperior’’ cook stove, which is ahead,of anything in the stove line ever brought to Nevada. He has also, parlor, office, hall and other kinds of stoves, together with an immense stock of hardware, crockery &c., while he is selling at very low prices. 013-tf Fall and Winter Goods. We have just received a large assortment of Clothing. Furnishing goods, Blankets, Boots, Ladies. and childrén’s shoes, Rubber goods, Trunks, satchels, valises and the latest novelties of :the season, among theft the celebrated cheeker collar, allot which. which will be sold at thelowest possible prices at Hyman bios, o13-tf _ 7S Cheese. "New cheege, first of the season, at C. E. MULLOY’sS o21 Furnished Rooias to Let, Inguire at this office, Hats! Wats 1)" Fall styles in mens’, youths’ and Bros, corner of Broad and Pine streets, o4tf a — i Wheatland Flour. x Ask your merchants for the. celeno other, . 02 Insure in the Norwich Union and Royal of Liverpool, Capital $25,008,000, A. Nivens, Jr., Agent. Nevada, Aug. 5th, 1877, i >: Yo Let _ At Zekinds Cigar and Tobacco Store, the Saratogas. sep28-tf Penmanship, . Who does not admire good _pen‘menship? And how many wonder why it is that they cannot write well. when seeing handsome specimens of writing, is owing to the pen used, and we can confidently recommend the ComBINATION Pens made by Joseph Mason, London,as among the very best. By sending $1 50 currency to H. §. Crocker & Co,, Sacramento, you can have one gross of these ‘pens sent you by mail, postage paid. s29-lm AN Exrenpep Porucarrry—Each year finds ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches’’ in new localities in various parts of the world. For relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, we ‘Troches have been proved reliae. Ir there is any victim of eruptive malady who’ despairs. of rélief, ‘let him abandon his despondency. long as it 1s possible for him'to obtain Glenn’s Sulphur Soap he need possibility of his being cured. Rejuvenate. Yourself with Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye, rss q “A Fine Thing for the ‘Feés i, Fragraut SOZODONT is acompe® sition of. the purest and choicest ,ingredierts of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and’gnms. Its embalming or antiseptic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODON'! removes all disagreea. ble ordors from the. breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, &c. Itis entirely free fromthe ivjurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One boitle lasts six months. A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youtb, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, ' FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy. was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send aself-aidressed envelope to the Rev. Josrpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ‘012-ly Haaan’s Macnozia Bao preserves and restores the coffiplexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. Lyon’s Karuarion makes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, FR has stood the test of 4@ years. Is on Broad St., oprosite the Citizens Bank, 2 @24-tt « 7 ival, harmin; erfamed, and has no < o nely is : mehl2-ly w respectfully announce, that Ihave re-organized the Nevada’ “A eomplete stock of the very latest . boys’ hats, just received’ at Hyman. brated Wheatland Flour, and také’ Itis conceded that much4 So } eutertain no doubts respecting the GRAND * OPENING PALL WINTER GooDs! A: BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine , Streets, Nevada City, H* JUST RECEIVED ONE OF THE Largest and most Fashionable Stocks of Goods eyer brought to this City. The Goods censist of SILKS, CASHMERES, all colors, CAMEL'S HAIR, — POLANAISE CLOTHS, ALPACCAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, REPPS, SHAWLS, CALICOS, GEANNELS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETING, all widths, NAPKINS, etc. Millinery Goods. A Large Stock of FLOWERS, HAT TRIMMIN Gs,HAT FRAMES, ‘TRIMMED HATS. BRUSSELS CARPETS, THREE-PLY, INGRAINS, ~~» And OIL CLOTHS, The Largest Stock ever brought to this City. Before making your purchases please call and examine my Goods and Prices, No ‘trouble to show goods. A. BLUMENTHAL. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, September 28,1877, SOCIAL PARTY, A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY WILL BE GIVEN AT THE RES. § IDENCE OF JOHN McGIBBONS, ON DEER CREEK, Thursday Evening. Nov. lstTickets, including Supper, $1 50, : Everybody invited. Nevada City, Oct. 17, 1877, . FOR SALE, a iii FOR SALE HIS RESIDENCE ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA. is hard tinished-thoughout.« It is also supplied with water and gas. Possession of property can be had immediately. For’ further particulars, address,

R, W, TULLY, » 603 Sutter Street, San Francisco. Nevada, Oct. 14,;:1877.\ TAXPAYERS. TYNHE Assessment Roll for the year.1877, C for the County of Nevada having been completed and delivered into my hands, the Property holders of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. . The Taxes become delinquent on the ist Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent. willbe added. : ‘ Notice is further given that for the purpose ef receiving taxes, I shall bein the several Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit; At Washington, Grissel’s Hotel Saturday, Novy, 10th. j : At Moore’s Flat, Hegarty’s Store, Monday, Nov. 12th. __ At North Bloomfield, Edward’s Hotel, Tuesday, Nov, 13th. = At North San Juan, Block & Furth’s Banking House, Wednesday, Nov. 14th. At Rough and ays, alling’s Hotel, Thursday Nov. . : At ro Bet, Oliver & Fox's Store, Friday Nov. 1. : At Truckee, F. Burckhalter & Co’s Store, Mondsy and Tuesday, Nov.19th end 2th. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co’s Banking House, Thursday and Friday , Nov, 22d and 23d At Nevada City, Treasurer's OMice, Monday and Tuestay, Nov. i Ey the ' Silver to the amoupt of. dollars only ill be faken on one pent. diya dN, PAYNE, County Collector. } Office, San Francisco, California. wat, THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS The House is in splendid eondition, anu . _ sep29 Pine Street, Nevada City. W. D.LONG,' Attornev and Counselor at Law . ¢ _ Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. , ING COMPANY. Location of prin. cipal place of business San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, Fureka Township, Nevada County,California. Notice is hereby given, that at 4 meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the }7th day of Sept., 1877, an assessment, No. 4, of twenty-five cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to. the Secretary; at the office of the Company, 311 California street, rooms 3 & 4, second floor, over Aet: na Insurance office, entrance 309 California street, San Francisco, California.. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d day*of Oct., 1877, will be delixquent, and advertised Tr sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Suturday, the 10th day of Nov., 1877, to pay the* delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By oruer of the Bi ard ef Directors, : J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 309 California Stree t, rooms 3 and: 4 second floor,, over Aetna Insurance 820 ~~” 4 #1 f PROF. S.C. RYDER, From San Francisco, — WfLL OPEN A DANCING. ACADEMY, . AT TEMPERANCE HALL COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1877. : DAYS OF TUITION. For Ladies and Gents, Mondays and Wednesdays, at 744 o’clock, P. M. Juvenile Class on Ssturdays, at 2P. M. All the Dances taught in GLIDE MOVE. MENTS. Lessons in Glide a Specialty; at ali times to suit applicants. Terms made known at the Hall, Prof. Ryder refers to Dr. K, Dean, John Shirley, Esq., Dr., Bowers, Hon. A. L. Tubbs & Go., of San Francisco. 03-1m eee Ue era Oe . THE BLIND MAN’S VARIETY STORE, MAIN STREET, 2 DOORS ABOVE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. RICHARD SMOOT, bs) ; CIGARS AND TOBACUO, Of the Finest Brands to be found im the State. Including the celebrated Plantation Cigars, Also, 8 general variety of Candies, Nuts, Yankee Notions, The Great American Stationery Prize Puckages. eté, STANDARD BOOK AGENCY. I am sole Agen, for Nevada for the Cross and Crescent, Life-of John D. Lee, Life and Labors of Livingston the great explorer, and other standard books, If you want anything in my line, give me a eall, RICHARD SMOOT, ‘The Blind Man. CAPITAL $300,000. — HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALiFORNIA, g 09-1m ——. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET ; San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, J. ¥F. Houghton, President, “Geo. H, Howard, Vicé President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. : H.H. Bigelow, General Manager BR. H. Magill. General Agent. G e *¥ass Valley Branch for Nevada Counfy He TRUSTEES, Wm. Wait, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Otice No. 99 Main Street, ag2 ( Grass Valley, Cat. THE OLD ACCOMMODATION, Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line. Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8% o’clock A. M., returning leave Nevada City at 10 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 0’clock P, M.; returning leaye Nevada City at5P.M.Ladiegand gentlemen called for tt any part of the city without extra charge. Packages carried at Tow rates. Orders left at the National or Union Ho. tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, will be promptly atWATER RIGHT, &e. connected ‘therewith. . For particulars enquire of *~° “J. M. WALLING;, Atty., © AND-NOTARY PUBLIe. The Largest _ STOCK in $&# FURNITURE AND BEDDING Capitol Furniture Store, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. Two doors below Stumpf’s Hotel. : % CHEAPEST — HOUSE fa. INTHE = 9 MOUNTAINS: NEVADA COUNTY. aa WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. “. Fine Assortment of WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASSES,BRAK TS, LAMPS,-CHILDREN’S WAGONS and ‘Every Variety of _FURNI EURE, BEDDING, BLANKETS, Ete. Warranted Good Time Pieces. A Large Assortment of CLOCKS from the National Clock Company, << Agents of the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine. Call and See for Yourselves. Nothing Charged for Examining Goods, FRANCIS, GOODRICH, GUILD & CO. Frank Guild, General Auctioneer. Office, Pine Street opposite Beckman’s Saloon, NEVADA CITY. err. STOCK, $200,000. EM. BRESTON., 2.03 coi iccases President T. W. SIGOURNEY..... Vice President. . JOHN T. MORGAN Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos. Mein, I ¢ EEPS on hand a fine stock of : E. W. BIGELOW & CO. A RE AGENTS FOR ‘THE: {INSURANCE CO. Both are reliable Companies, and . ee CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. f——— ‘No , MORE CHINA CIGARS. OFFICERS = JOHN JACK, H™: GIVES NOTICE.THAT HE HAS ON HAND oy (50,000 ieee re Cashier. DIRECTORS : y John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, Geo. A. Cooper, E. M. Preston. . Receive Deposits, buy end gel] exchang . Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. _ Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. a IMPORTED Draw Checks -on ; NEW YORK, ‘A AN 7 i Pl : SAN JOSE, : ‘ LOS A LES. CIGARS, a Also sell Exchange on allt incipa Europein Cities. : Which he will sell at Muke collections and transact a general Banking eigenen SAN FRANCISCO CQST PRICES. ‘New York—First National Bank. 4 The stock consists of the San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Banx, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Angles—Commercial Bank, 624 _ INSURANCE. finest brands to be found in this or any other Stste in the = Union. . Call and. examine : _ {quality and /rices. STATE INVESTMENT INSURANCE 60., “ANDTHENEW ZEALAND He has also on hand a large stock of I TOBAGCO, NUTS, Fas CANDIES, i . FRUIT, ete., Which he will sell at the lowest prices: setile their Losses promptly. octé-lm Come and try my new WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN . a ( Our Goods.are Sold at the Lowest both in quality and price of Groceries, we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. SEHENATH SALOON. CHARLEY CLARK, Proprietor. BARN, GARDEN,ORGHARD, . FANCY DRINKS A SPECIAETY. stock of CIGARS. Which «a Chinaman never N. WEBER, A. CHATY. WEBER & CHATY, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, i or COMMERCIAL STREET, had the handling of. JOHN JACK, fine Street, (Opposite Transcript Office, zs 5 “Nevada. City. UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FIUL.ED WITH o + Nevada. Sept. 8, 1877. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, . __\" ala a ba Produce of all kinds, etc. NATIONALIE XCHANGE. y Prices, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free ot Kee Charge. ‘By strict attentiort to business, and a a HOTEL, as : determinationto —eatisfy—our —eustomers oan STREET.. «rere: NEVADA CITY, A. H. HANSON, Proprieto*. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Largé additions huve been made to it, and it hus been titted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Kooms are lurge, airy and comfortable, and the Table-will coinpare favorably with tuat of any Hotelin the State. The Proprietor. will spare no pains or expénse to render . his guests comfortable, . A Birst-Class Barber Shop in cou j nection with the Hotel, ‘ Stages leave this house daily for sll AVING PURCHASED THE OLD . -towns north of this city, Keystone Saloon, and having had it WEBER & CHATY. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. : Commercial St,, Nevada City, : . A Carriage will always be found at thoronghly renevated and refurnished, ZT} the Denet to, convey passengers to this hereby inform my many ends Se sabre House. 2 = yays kee iY ry best brands 7 le seey on Hand Gre veryhes Billiard Tables and Bar. connected ¥ with tho Hotel. a A shareof Public Patronage is respect. fended to. GEO. G, WETTERAT, WINES, fully sulicited, , : isep4-tf Proprietor, ) : A. H. HANSON, Proprietor, FOR SALE CHEAP : LIQUOKS Nevada, September 9thv A VALUABLE AGRICULTU. . « and CIGARS. Moore’s Flat Banking House. RAL RANCH, HOUSES, semverstinnee W. F. CUMMINGS, a SUCCESSOR TO }) FRICEON BROAD STREET opposite 1 . a . . Stato 8622-1m L APPORNEY. AT LA NOTARY PUBLIC, FFICE, First door below John Jack’s, on Pine Street, NEVADA ITY, Cal. Will prestice in all the Courts of she on —}-—__ op MARHS' & COMPANY, MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA CO.. 6 . OLD DUST BOUGHT and literal advances made on Bullion deposited _ for Assay or coinage at United States M int. .San Francisca correspondent, Lazzard Friers, ang26 ‘ eh at a 24