September 11, 1877 (4 pages)

Ja Town id, State tit, Js day rople oe. eeting to Seine Mn xcliow” . re lined =, tf Nevady@ ite of Gay. @ € Juste the cam Gays, (OX ner the ~Hf gerved SE EA NE NIE A PERIY SIRGEI PEAT CIN ti PAE +o re gest Hin ae tinny _ eR EF f NEVADA ‘UITY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1877. yer end Li ates tas deny d that it id cory: B. euld RRA ISTEP UE BS SETETE ERED CAPITAL $900,000. HOMEN MUTUAL . H INSURANCE -COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. ou for thi Et 10 tire iG 1873." -4eis 70h dny RTHE owuahip. rhey, jedt ida Tewn. in, Sete of , lnjntrtt,, vs By Ope of eeting to wre here’ h lrougpt Be i Pitnit Se aa: /Tow?of Coliter Win Of by Petend-. Octal er ld, ! t flit it t ola ay. of July, + NEVADA CITY, CAL, B. J. WATSON. pM. P. BROWN. _ se reite Ti BROWN & WATSON, Proprivtors, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 400’ CALIFORNIA STREET San Franciseo, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J. ¥. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager R. H. Magill. General Agent,” Gyass Valley Branch for Nevada TRUSTEES, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Omce: No. 99 Main Street, Wm. Watt, ag? Grass Valley, Cal. KuSOs, as SOW us hip? Ing A ‘RGICAL ed positive ledge. ESS. ion of much Wy the indulsacding weakGd, for tins luigence of Ltest depree, ) the wystens ease, BOLrOW aa you Bhonk’ maperth your ally forms of J cay a Cure its , the Young, Exp rure -or Che Remedies a nature that prve the eyipcourse of the ny of thein— ifscharges at by, forgetfulek, Timats ¢: on, timidity ower, want of ducks of WeFsHits ia urine, a virulent of its that arieten breaking cure, in hid: @ 3 Of the body. . get that it ie Ge por ty the unj : in, the perivil CAUTION. LL perions are hereby cautioned against vurchasing a certain quartz ge from one Olsen, or Charley Wilson . a3 heis called, as I claim the sams. . 1872 I bought the quartz ledge now known as the: Nevada Quartz Mine, of Olsen & Olin, situated on Canyen Creek. Washingtun, Township, Nevada County Cal, and is the North extension of There is a spur which runs oft ‘trom my tunnel, and the above named party has located the same, and claimsit as an irdependent ledge, but in fact it . belongs to me, and che public will tak due notice thereof, July 14, 1877. . _— ANSWER TO CAUTION, HAS. MORAN is correct in stating that we sold the quartz ledge now . known as Nevada Quartz Mine, to him, in , 1872, but his assertion that we now claim, as an independent ledge, a spur from that ledge, which ruus off from his tunnel, and belonging to him, is.a very fictitious statement. If he means by that s which is about 800 feet from paraliet with it and ison the extension of the Yuba ledge, while his is on that of the indséy ledge,-he wilt oblige us by any his statements, and alse his title to the ledge, or else take back his accusation E. J. OLSZN & CO, W. D. LONG, )Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICEON BROAD STREET opposite the ¥-*‘onal Keehanege COUNTY SCRIP. LY ARRANTS Nos. 91 to 98 iuclusivo, on General Fuud,registered July 3, 8TT, Also warrants Nog. 196, 206, 200, 933¢, 209,216, 211 and 219 on Road Fund, 5, 1877, wtil be paid st ceases from date. Treasure: CHAS. MORAN, C nd hold his peace. jy20 agistered J bn presentation, é J. Ny PAYNE, County Nevada,Aug. 9th, 1877. LCURY eption by aryae it book iL Poison iso y rmunicnted it ainty of Pre . athe puriise ag it practiced a beak Tosti, 3 pd thorough, Fa Ate asthe bert @ pitenkes CHSC Gee makes With Tr ts of the pre'Giag ye never fal: JAMES J, Ort. ASSa YER, OLD aND. ORES of every desciiption W Refined, Melted and Assayda. ‘By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER, Ppatient Inve s~ a abled to ret ’ arce in ali the . ems, The we ak 4 re suffering fF . ral eupervisic! . Hi apartinent® . " bert & arses, whett . constant eet 4a ahd perme with o MINERS’ HOME. ALi rhe’ comtronts Good Board and Lodgi OB INERS’ HOME, Commercial St. bard & Lodging a. HENDRICKS, Progrictor;. rr rou W, of a home, $5 per Week. TMENT, the treatment ble of expense. fat ent. ‘This weriting to 1) way, the ay aye nplaint, Cvrg personal Viel ty aa) mide nth ‘ od ar dentroy® . alied upon 18 . 2 and rece . » all you Wag ROGER CONLAN,. AS constantly oi 4. ce. "Weiner BSalvater’ andkiCulmMILWAUKEE BEER, o the best: Home Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS” BREWERY. asking: #¢.Credit will be refizac 1, ER CONLAW, t, Nevada City. a = Persons ré fo will epecdl @ iN, ¢ M sh D., itd Street. Pranciseo, ea ; ius a pe OTICE0, 10, Cobiate? mee cornetLrancigter "2 of 2 yet Se oat, Payable ard. 3 “eraeEn, BF _ NILES SEa RLS, __ AT BRICK OFFICg, « Poat of the Court Hovess, © J. 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In--. — deed, when we think into how many homes . ; it as one of the educators as_well as enter. . ) tuiners of the public mind.—Boston Globe, just been published, retdering available . inforiiattor which copstitutes this period® . sUCCESSORS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER. stamp to GILMORE & ©O,, and a full re. o} Ply, after examinatiom, will be given you yed by the old firm. ‘Prompt attention . ’ GREAT INDUCEMENTS. J : s . BUSINESS COLLEGE, . —ANDS< <6 © TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, ENRY. BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of <Acvunts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘raimng School; late State Institute Director nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the Minneapois Business College; having disposed of is entire interest in that institution, and emoved t6 San Franclsco, will hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial Cbdllege n that city, entrariée at 120 Suitter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Hoom 38,) where he will give his personal attention and services to those who desire instruction in Beokkeepiag or the Science of Accoants and English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated method of Teaching Accounts which has. become so popular in elnecidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In: order to secure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method of instruction, he has erganized Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. XM -A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as ‘an.easy way to maze mcney, but to establish as enviable a veputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waoich the fullest equivalent willbe given for all Tuition collect. ed, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in Which to obtain 4 first Class Practical Business Edacation. HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, 4 oy Srssions—9-to 11.30 A. Mand 2-to EvENING SEssions—7,30 to9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled to the use of tne rooms from 8.30 A. M.to 5 P. M.; thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction. LapizsA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who will be provided with every convenience to fa“eilitate their-work. STATIONERY AND Books Ot arrange-~ m-nts are such: that all supplies tor the vourse can be obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books use@ in reay business. : Drevomas -Our Diplomas are’ engrave on steel, finely executed at.greatcost; the will be issued to students completing th Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dolings. o Vacation--The College will be in Session during the entire year. Students Will be admitted at any time. No Copyrne From ‘Next. Booxs--The highly objectionable method of eopyi from text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided. AM worm done is the direct product of the student’s own thought DiscrPLiIngs—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student a8 a gentleman or lady, and only gentlemanly er lady-like conduct in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. No conduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room ofa well regulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer initucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information addrege DARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38,¢ References, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H 3B. Wilson ate Superintendent of Puplic Instruction innesota; W. D, Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street. & F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213. San some street, 8. F. , Ban Francisco, Oct, 31, 1875. ¥ PRICES VERY LOW. PIANOS, GRGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Me te ee Weber Pianos. are the Best And are new used in Concerts by all of o * GREAT ARTISTS. ; Sendstor Desariptive Circular. ‘The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ i Is the onty FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, inches. ; FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents.qanted in every county county in ' } the Statefer the . Celebrated . Standard Organ “Whith Volume of Tene, Beauty of One, Sugar pong Workine ‘ ie gapce Dura ity, Peg —_ Reliable Cheap. SEVENAND A ALY Oot og Posen TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND . FULLY WARRANTED, -. Priges a8 low as worthless Pianos imma. Ce Prana AND. ORGANS. ~ SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN1S, IF Call and see us before purchasing it SHERMAN & HYDE. , pound in the world. Price 7/ cts, per Ib. _. Circulars forwardéed:on application. Price . GEO. E, TURNER, } Seld at Four Hundred Dollam). HE ; 73, Octave; ang 4 tif ae? wood Case, Beautifaj and Iyr sid Ghoti Bass, Aamée Veblen Pre Stage and Express Line. . STAGES will leave Neva-. Pxcrs,on re Moores Flat dally u ee Mage constants ot Hand a gyod as . ” re kinds of Figme, Mining an CIVIL ENGINEER, ANUFACTURED under Alfved’ Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitzo Glycerine Powders. : Consumers and dealers~ in: 80-cal ted HUROULES POWDER, infringe.on the, GIANT POWDER -COMPANY’S rights’ and will be held responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention to their mmPROVED GRADES OF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the most powerful explosive comNO. 2 EXTRA, A new grajle, which hereafter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ever before manufactured. . Notwitt standing its greatly increased strength, it will be sold at the price of the old No;-2, viz: 50 CENTS PER PouND. Where a powder stronger than ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite & careful trial of this new grade. 2S NO. 2. Our powder of this grade wilheontinue of the strength ot our No, 2 of last year's make. It is.a strong, reliable and: sure powder, and will dv excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade, JUDSON POWDER. This riew and Valuable powder is rapidly coming into general use ass substitute for common black powder, te-which-it-ig-. . in all respects faxsuperior. Nescriptive iL cents, or by ear lorzd 13 cents. In cartridger, 2 cemts.extra. Discounts aa usual to the trade on-our various grades of Powder, Caps, si , doublé and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands ‘always on hand. BANPMANN, NIELSEN & CO. @eneral Agents Giant Powder Co., Agent Nevada City, malé6-3m . 210 Front St., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO. S hes undersigned gives notice that: he ot is prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAIN rCcE Toany business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the best ever put up in this section of the country. _. All orders Jeft at the office of the Gumpany,on the Plaza, will be promptly. attended to. J. 8. THOMPSON. wevada, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. B@BO, Physician and; Suryeon, Office Hours---From Sto 10 A.M, and fmom 6 to 8B. M [pee eane HOUR,From 12 W. to 1 P. M. BELDYN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada, Cty Califurnia. DEMTIBSTRY R 2B. BE. HUGHSON, D™ ‘SON, has openc? In Kidd’ Building, Broad, Stxect. Ower Hyman Bros.’ Stora, He is propared'to perform ali kiads of . ' Mechanigah and Operative Dentistry, in the latest andimost upproved atyles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanife and Alun nium. Satigfactiou y Dali enteat Sitiete bance : Nevada, May 30th, 1971. work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. wm need. not be away from home over %. You can give your whole time te the work, or only your spare moments. We have agents who are making over $20 par day. All who engage at once can money fagt: At the present time money cannot be made so easily and rapng try asiness. ‘fermp-and § SAFES, OIL STOVES. PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, PARGEN TS. COMBINATION A¥D TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth, & 3 Streets, SACRAMENTO. Pat ie eas MADE FOR <Iron and $teel Vaults, Vault Safes, Residence Safes, Jewelef?’ Safes, Coin Safes, Aud every variety of work in this line. The very best workmanship on ' this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A.D, & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Crisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. _ A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacifie Coast, Prices lower than any Safe eRCy> On the Coast, 4 iilias ALSO, . PACIFIC OIL STOVE; OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, which a range will do; person. Je warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, ever invented, In Sacramento. dispenaible article in every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires: Ne superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney fives, Can be carried into any room. over the.open flame, e Costs only 15 cents 9 day. Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. bottom, 21. Of moveable rachets. 3a, Of funnel shaped chimney -4th."Of common cotton wicks. city. 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. Deers, Fire and Burglar Proof Does any kind of Cookipg and Heating, with less: expense and vastly less trouble and. heat to tha. } ae 1877, SACRAMENTS, CAL-: ‘IFORNIA, 4. Sh COMMENCING we SN Wis gos 5 a5 635.5 wate seow Sept. 17th, > AND, CLOsING Satarday, .... Sept 22a. S. Ie a vast improvement over any oil stove COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS Aftex six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an-in‘Broils a beef steak better than aby other Not the leasg@mel! or taste to articles ooked. :Ever offeret by any Agricultural Society The improvement in the Stove consisie dent. of oil chamber, and: feed: fnom: the Local Agents wanted in each towmand . 'Wonty peapdee ne Maen Over: Address manufacturers of same, corner. of Nevada City, that ihe the fineit branda af, TO BE FO@ND IN THESTATE. in attendance to wait upon custem(Pa, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded in the bighest style of the art. ang?2.tf CAUTION Oe HYDRAULIC MINERS! & Cq,Rottland, Mame." jyl8-6mn a ‘ a pas and = eee atta ednesday and sriday, yeturning, will leane.Moore’a.Blat daily, e t Sunday, at 7:30 A.M. ~ ea So leave Eureka “Puesday, Thursday ang Saturday, at 7 A.M. W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent. ra v Flume Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. Boiling Jam ber cons tantly on han Spruce Wood for sale, fol . HS) BRADLEY, And U. S, Depuzy Surveyor. NEVADA CIRY, Can. . gr to mg on the 16th of May, 1879, ad reissued commenced suit against Richard Hoskin ‘to Ptoseoute all parties using such. deuse this device, can do to by mak Plicati.nto me, oF ; HENRY 0. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada to., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., . _RESIDENT PUYSICIAN, FRICE Entrance on Pine ‘street. above EK. M. Preston's. Ordere left at Nevada City July 2a, 187¢. Preston's Drug Store will be promptly. er ane prowptly atsn sonesaell fab dpplicatione for Stalls at the Park, and. * ; . 81 ace at the Payilion, should be made ty ~ ’ 9 jnié W. G. WILLIAMS. ROBERT BEOR K; Secretary, at once. : . NE MD MIE os cevire uace <cxined cic. Germs THE GOLD ROOM, . sone tion ot we ied. J.B, TRACY, Heaue PURCHASED the good wil aya fixtures of the Gold Room would)respectfully.infarm the gentlemen keeps on hand WINES AND LIQUORS Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are : y Is not easily earned in these ‘g gf times, but itean be made in . : three months ‘by apy one of either sex, in any part of the country who is willing to . on "SATURDAY, July th, A.D, 1877, will “' ee en ee LL persons, e those-who A have purchased the right from me,are bereby cautioned against uning, or making, or Selling any device for turning the ais, charge pipes of Hydraulic Mach which uses the aeflecting power of the stream of water. Any sich deviée is an infringe. ment of United Staten Lettera Patent, rlvth, 1876, I have Vice withoug liceise'froui me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any } parties wishing to murchase the right to Dissqlution of Uo-partnership. fy OORWER BROAD. AND PINE : STRE ETS, over Preston's Drug Bite, . aos the concer, will be, paid. by me. Residence on Ea: t Broad St., neat door JOHN: {Nevada City, Seek, 1977. i, "Bee OR Re = a TIME TABLE, NO. 4. 5 lie Company reserve the rightto vrry. er the sume, as circumstances may’ re, De quire. To take effect s Dp Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. . aes Train No, 1 leayes Nevada Pity at 6A, 4 M. and leaves Grass Valley, at 6.30A. M; . arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. My. r ' Prain No, 3, (local between Grass Valley: . and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arvives at Grass Valley ati¢:35 A. M, Train No, 5, leaves Nowada at 4:29.P. M., leaves Grass Valley ag 4,503. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. My ; GOING; KORTE. Train No. 2 leaves. Caliax at 7.20 A; leaves Grass Valley at 8:60 A. M., arrives #t" Nevada at 9:20A.M, ‘ Train No. 4:(local between Grass Valley and Nevada); leaves Grass Valley at 2:40: P,M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. : Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. My,. ie leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P, M., arrives at;, Nevadaaé 8:54 P. M. Traim. No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stagés.for,North San Juan, and on Tues-. days, ‘Bhursdays and Saturdays with stages. tor Downieville and Forest City. ‘Train. No 5 connects daily ‘with stegex from North San Juan, and on Mondaya,. Wednesdays and Fridays with stages fron: Downieville and Forest City. : JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23), Geheral Superintendent. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR. » ‘$40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums. The Exhibition will be divided into ‘ SEVEN DEPARTMENTS, and the ' j Society’s Gold Medal, eoice To. bé awarded tothe most Meritorious’. Exhibition ip each Department. Ah —ALSOi— A Gold;Medal, the valpe.of one hundnd dollars, by, President B a for the must valpable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair. Those deriring Premium Lisfs.%jll please notify the Secretary. : THE LARGEST STOCK SOW. --AND— ; : Most A#tractive Speed Display, in the United States. a S&F Public Sale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Purk each day of the Pair. ta The Central Pacific Railroad . and : ; Steamers will « articles toand from i ‘tue Rair, Pree of Gharge. \ aaPWells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de-, ra * <, weonty peands, MARION BIGGS, President. Roserr Baox, Secretary. aug2l-lm , ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y™, GRAVEL RANGE MINING, CO, # Location of principal place of, Bugi= <i ness, Nerth San Juan, Nevada coupty, Cal. ~ ifognia. Looation of works, @ y a Bloomfield township, Nevada comnty, os foenine motieg te hereby givga that at a “4 ineeting of the Directors held at the office * of ‘the Company on ‘the, Aifth day of June, A. D, 1877, an ent (No. 9) of forty cents per shaye was levied Wpon the capital stock of the rporation, pays ble immediately in United States gold coin, ~ to the Gecretary at the office of the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, Oalifornia. Any stock upon which * this assessment #hajl.remain up Sa ieamcten and advertised set sale at: publicanction ese nt ig Ieadebefore, will Sond cn T DAY, the Mth day of » ALD, 1877, .t0/ pay “ the delingugytpssessm ent, pogetaes, eae ‘ costa of adveri and eDses INO HUNTER, eevee Mata yircet, North Sun ams vada Oounty, fornia, °° Notice ja. hereby given’ thet the day of sale of iba ahove Stock hos bow postpcned o Aue lath, 187%. By or@er-of the REWADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust byught and‘solad Ral made on Gold Dust or buallien tor Ceina,e xt the Mint. 7 CHECKS ON #4N FRANCISCO. Oorrespontent, @ wis -American Bonk San Francisco, 4 9 jyl-ism, 4 PRVAE co-partnership. heretofore existing fe ween John Hera mfer, Jr. and W Hs Wallace,.in the. Horee+boeing and Pipeeamithing Business, ie hervby di» ®ived by mutual’ eonsent. all bills end all persons kucwing theniselves to be tadéLted to the firmer herby notified ta Z ~ pey the same to the ylersigned, ay HUEYZINGER Jr

Ja Town id, State tit, Js day rople oe. eeting to Seine Mn xcliow” . re lined =, tf Nevady@ ite of Gay. @ € Juste the cam Gays, (OX ner the ~Hf gerved SE EA NE NIE A PERIY SIRGEI PEAT CIN ti PAE +o re gest Hin ae tinny _ eR EF f NEVADA ‘UITY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1877. yer end Li ates tas deny d that it id cory: B. euld RRA ISTEP UE BS SETETE ERED CAPITAL $900,000. HOMEN MUTUAL . H INSURANCE -COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. ou for thi Et 10 tire iG 1873." -4eis 70h dny RTHE owuahip. rhey, jedt ida Tewn. in, Sete of , lnjntrtt,, vs By Ope of eeting to wre here’ h lrougpt Be i Pitnit Se aa: /Tow?of Coliter Win Of by Petend-. Octal er ld, ! t flit it t ola ay. of July, + NEVADA CITY, CAL, B. J. WATSON. pM. P. BROWN. _ se reite Ti BROWN & WATSON, Proprivtors, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 400’ CALIFORNIA STREET San Franciseo, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J. ¥. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager R. H. Magill. General Agent,” Gyass Valley Branch for Nevada TRUSTEES, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Omce: No. 99 Main Street, Wm. Watt, ag? Grass Valley, Cal. KuSOs, as SOW us hip? Ing A ‘RGICAL ed positive ledge. ESS. ion of much Wy the indulsacding weakGd, for tins luigence of Ltest depree, ) the wystens ease, BOLrOW aa you Bhonk’ maperth your ally forms of J cay a Cure its , the Young, Exp rure -or Che Remedies a nature that prve the eyipcourse of the ny of thein— ifscharges at by, forgetfulek, Timats ¢: on, timidity ower, want of ducks of WeFsHits ia urine, a virulent of its that arieten breaking cure, in hid: @ 3 Of the body. . get that it ie Ge por ty the unj : in, the perivil CAUTION. LL perions are hereby cautioned against vurchasing a certain quartz ge from one Olsen, or Charley Wilson . a3 heis called, as I claim the sams. . 1872 I bought the quartz ledge now known as the: Nevada Quartz Mine, of Olsen & Olin, situated on Canyen Creek. Washingtun, Township, Nevada County Cal, and is the North extension of There is a spur which runs oft ‘trom my tunnel, and the above named party has located the same, and claimsit as an irdependent ledge, but in fact it . belongs to me, and che public will tak due notice thereof, July 14, 1877. . _— ANSWER TO CAUTION, HAS. MORAN is correct in stating that we sold the quartz ledge now . known as Nevada Quartz Mine, to him, in , 1872, but his assertion that we now claim, as an independent ledge, a spur from that ledge, which ruus off from his tunnel, and belonging to him, is.a very fictitious statement. If he means by that s which is about 800 feet from paraliet with it and ison the extension of the Yuba ledge, while his is on that of the indséy ledge,-he wilt oblige us by any his statements, and alse his title to the ledge, or else take back his accusation E. J. OLSZN & CO, W. D. LONG, )Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICEON BROAD STREET opposite the ¥-*‘onal Keehanege COUNTY SCRIP. LY ARRANTS Nos. 91 to 98 iuclusivo, on General Fuud,registered July 3, 8TT, Also warrants Nog. 196, 206, 200, 933¢, 209,216, 211 and 219 on Road Fund, 5, 1877, wtil be paid st ceases from date. Treasure: CHAS. MORAN, C nd hold his peace. jy20 agistered J bn presentation, é J. Ny PAYNE, County Nevada,Aug. 9th, 1877. LCURY eption by aryae it book iL Poison iso y rmunicnted it ainty of Pre . athe puriise ag it practiced a beak Tosti, 3 pd thorough, Fa Ate asthe bert @ pitenkes CHSC Gee makes With Tr ts of the pre'Giag ye never fal: JAMES J, Ort. ASSa YER, OLD aND. ORES of every desciiption W Refined, Melted and Assayda. ‘By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1452, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER, Ppatient Inve s~ a abled to ret ’ arce in ali the . ems, The we ak 4 re suffering fF . ral eupervisic! . Hi apartinent® . 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M.; thus enabling them to work outside of the hours of instruction.

LapizsA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. who will be provided with every convenience to fa“eilitate their-work. STATIONERY AND Books Ot arrange-~ m-nts are such: that all supplies tor the vourse can be obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books use@ in reay business. : Drevomas -Our Diplomas are’ engrave on steel, finely executed at.greatcost; the will be issued to students completing th Course in the Business Department on payment of the fee of five dolings. o Vacation--The College will be in Session during the entire year. Students Will be admitted at any time. No Copyrne From ‘Next. Booxs--The highly objectionable method of eopyi from text books without understanding whatis intended to be conveyed is alto. gether avoided. AM worm done is the direct product of the student’s own thought DiscrPLiIngs—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upon perfect order aud system in everything. We treat every student a8 a gentleman or lady, and only gentlemanly er lady-like conduct in return. Wedo not have rules or penalties but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. No conduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room ofa well regulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer initucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information addrege DARNARD’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 120 Sutter street, Room 38,¢ References, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H 3B. Wilson ate Superintendent of Puplic Instruction innesota; W. D, Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 California street. & F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 213. San some street, 8. F. , Ban Francisco, Oct, 31, 1875. ¥ PRICES VERY LOW. PIANOS, GRGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Me te ee Weber Pianos. are the Best And are new used in Concerts by all of o * GREAT ARTISTS. ; Sendstor Desariptive Circular. ‘The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ i Is the onty FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, inches. ; FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents.qanted in every county county in ' } the Statefer the . Celebrated . Standard Organ “Whith Volume of Tene, Beauty of One, Sugar pong Workine ‘ ie gapce Dura ity, Peg —_ Reliable Cheap. SEVENAND A ALY Oot og Posen TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND . FULLY WARRANTED, -. Priges a8 low as worthless Pianos imma. Ce Prana AND. ORGANS.. ~ SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN1S, IF Call and see us before purchasing it SHERMAN & HYDE. , pound in the world. Price 7/ cts, per Ib. _. Circulars forwardéed:on application. Price . GEO. E, TURNER, } Seld at Four Hundred Dollam). HE ; 73, Octave; ang 4 tif ae? wood Case, Beautifaj and Iyr sid Ghoti Bass, Aamée Veblen Pre Stage and Express Line. . STAGES will leave Neva-. Pxcrs,on re Moores Flat dally u ee Mage constants ot Hand a gyod as . ” re kinds of Figme, Mining an CIVIL ENGINEER, ANUFACTURED under Alfved’ Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitzo Glycerine Powders. : Consumers and dealers~ in: 80-cal ted HUROULES POWDER, infringe.on the, GIANT POWDER -COMPANY’S rights’ and will be held responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Ask your special attention to their mmPROVED GRADES OF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the most powerful explosive comNO. 2 EXTRA, A new grajle, which hereafter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ever before manufactured. . Notwitt standing its greatly increased strength, it will be sold at the price of the old No;-2, viz: 50 CENTS PER PouND. Where a powder stronger than ordinary No. 2 is needed, we invite & careful trial of this new grade. 2S NO. 2. Our powder of this grade wilheontinue of the strength ot our No, 2 of last year's make. It is.a strong, reliable and: sure powder, and will dv excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade, JUDSON POWDER. This riew and Valuable powder is rapidly coming into general use ass substitute for common black powder, te-which-it-ig-. . in all respects faxsuperior. Nescriptive iL cents, or by ear lorzd 13 cents. In cartridger, 2 cemts.extra. Discounts aa usual to the trade on-our various grades of Powder, Caps, si , doublé and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands ‘always on hand. BANPMANN, NIELSEN & CO. @eneral Agents Giant Powder Co., Agent Nevada City, malé6-3m . 210 Front St., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO. S hes undersigned gives notice that: he ot is prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAIN rCcE Toany business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the best ever put up in this section of the country. _. All orders Jeft at the office of the Gumpany,on the Plaza, will be promptly. attended to. J. 8. THOMPSON. wevada, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. B@BO, Physician and; Suryeon, Office Hours---From Sto 10 A.M, and fmom 6 to 8B. M [pee eane HOUR,From 12 W. to 1 P. M. BELDYN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada, Cty Califurnia. DEMTIBSTRY R 2B. BE. HUGHSON, D™ ‘SON, has openc? In Kidd’ Building, Broad, Stxect. Ower Hyman Bros.’ Stora, He is propared'to perform ali kiads of . ' Mechanigah and Operative Dentistry, in the latest andimost upproved atyles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanife and Alun nium. Satigfactiou y Dali enteat Sitiete bance : Nevada, May 30th, 1971. work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. wm need. not be away from home over %. You can give your whole time te the work, or only your spare moments. We have agents who are making over $20 par day. All who engage at once can money fagt: At the present time money cannot be made so easily and rapng try asiness. ‘fermp-and § SAFES, OIL STOVES. PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, PARGEN TS. COMBINATION A¥D TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth, & 3 Streets, SACRAMENTO. Pat ie eas MADE FOR <Iron and $teel Vaults, Vault Safes, Residence Safes, Jewelef?’ Safes, Coin Safes, Aud every variety of work in this line. The very best workmanship on ' this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A.D, & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, Vv Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Crisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Grass Valley. _ A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacifie Coast, Prices lower than any Safe eRCy> On the Coast, 4 iilias ALSO, . PACIFIC OIL STOVE; OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE, which a range will do; person. Je warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, ever invented, In Sacramento. dispenaible article in every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires: Ne superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney fives, Can be carried into any room. over the.open flame, e Costs only 15 cents 9 day. Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. bottom, 21. Of moveable rachets. 3a, Of funnel shaped chimney -4th."Of common cotton wicks. city. 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal.. Deers, Fire and Burglar Proof Does any kind of Cookipg and Heating, with less: expense and vastly less trouble and. heat to tha. } ae 1877, SACRAMENTS, CAL-: ‘IFORNIA, 4. Sh COMMENCING we SN Wis gos 5 a5 635.5 wate seow Sept. 17th, > AND, CLOsING Satarday, ........ Sept 22a. S. Ie a vast improvement over any oil stove COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS Aftex six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an-in‘Broils a beef steak better than aby other Not the leasg@mel! or taste to articles ooked. :Ever offeret by any Agricultural Society The improvement in the Stove consisie dent. of oil chamber, and: feed: fnom: the Local Agents wanted in each towmand . 'Wonty peapdee ne Maen Over: Address manufacturers of same, corner. of Nevada City, that ihe the fineit branda af, TO BE FO@ND IN THESTATE. in attendance to wait upon custem(Pa, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded in the bighest style of the art. ang?2.tf CAUTION Oe HYDRAULIC MINERS! & Cq,Rottland, Mame." jyl8-6mn a ‘ a pas and = eee atta ednesday and sriday, yeturning, will leane.Moore’a.Blat daily, e t Sunday, at 7:30 A.M. ~ ea So leave Eureka “Puesday, Thursday ang Saturday, at 7 A.M. W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent. ra v Flume Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. Boiling Jam ber cons tantly on han Spruce Wood for sale, fol . HS) BRADLEY, And U. S, Depuzy Surveyor. NEVADA CIRY, Can.. . gr to mg on the 16th of May, 1879, ad reissued commenced suit against Richard Hoskin ‘to Ptoseoute all parties using such. deuse this device, can do to by mak Plicati.nto me, oF ; HENRY 0. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada to., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., . _RESIDENT PUYSICIAN, FRICE Entrance on Pine ‘street. above EK. M. Preston's. Ordere left at Nevada City July 2a, 187¢. Preston's Drug Store will be promptly. er ane prowptly atsn sonesaell fab dpplicatione for Stalls at the Park, and. * ; . 81 ace at the Payilion, should be made ty ~ ’ 9 jnié W. G. WILLIAMS. ROBERT BEOR K; Secretary, at once. : . NE MD MIE os cevire uace <cxined cic. Germs THE GOLD ROOM, . sone tion ot we ied. J.B, TRACY, Heaue PURCHASED the good wil aya fixtures of the Gold Room would)respectfully.infarm the gentlemen keeps on hand WINES AND LIQUORS Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are : y Is not easily earned in these ‘g gf times, but itean be made in . : three months ‘by apy one of either sex, in any part of the country who is willing to . on "SATURDAY, July th, A.D, 1877, will “' ee en ee LL persons, e those-who A have purchased the right from me,are bereby cautioned against uning, or making, or Selling any device for turning the ais, charge pipes of Hydraulic Mach which uses the aeflecting power of the stream of water. Any sich deviée is an infringe. ment of United Staten Lettera Patent, rlvth, 1876, I have Vice withoug liceise'froui me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any } parties wishing to murchase the right to Dissqlution of Uo-partnership. fy OORWER BROAD. AND PINE : STRE ETS, over Preston's Drug Bite, . aos the concer, will be, paid. by me. Residence on Ea: t Broad St., neat door JOHN: {Nevada City, Seek, 1977. i, "Bee OR Re = a TIME TABLE, NO. 4. 5 lie Company reserve the rightto vrry. er the sume, as circumstances may’ re, De quire. To take effect s Dp Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. . aes Train No, 1 leayes Nevada Pity at 6A, 4 M. and leaves Grass Valley, at 6.30A. M; . arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. My. r ' Prain No, 3, (local between Grass Valley: . and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arvives at Grass Valley ati¢:35 A. M, Train No, 5, leaves Nowada at 4:29.P. M., leaves Grass Valley ag 4,503. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. My ; GOING; KORTE. Train No. 2 leaves. Caliax at 7.20 A; leaves Grass Valley at 8:60 A. M., arrives #t" Nevada at 9:20A.M, ‘ Train No. 4:(local between Grass Valley and Nevada); leaves Grass Valley at 2:40: P,M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P. M. : Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. My,. ie leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P, M., arrives at;, Nevadaaé 8:54 P. M. Traim. No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stagés.for,North San Juan, and on Tues-. days, ‘Bhursdays and Saturdays with stages. tor Downieville and Forest City. ‘Train. No 5 connects daily ‘with stegex from North San Juan, and on Mondaya,. Wednesdays and Fridays with stages fron: Downieville and Forest City. : JOHN F. KIDDER, ma23), Geheral Superintendent. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR. » ‘$40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums. The Exhibition will be divided into ‘ SEVEN DEPARTMENTS, and the ' j Society’s Gold Medal, eoice To. bé awarded tothe most Meritorious’. Exhibition ip each Department. Ah —ALSOi— A Gold;Medal, the valpe.of one hundnd dollars, by, President B a for the must valpable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair. Those deriring Premium Lisfs.%jll please notify the Secretary. : THE LARGEST STOCK SOW.. --AND— ; : Most A#tractive Speed Display, in the United States. a S&F Public Sale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Purk each day of the Pair. ta The Central Pacific Railroad . and : ; Steamers will « articles toand from i ‘tue Rair, Pree of Gharge. \ aaPWells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de-, ra * <, weonty peands, MARION BIGGS, President. Roserr Baox, Secretary. aug2l-lm , ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y™, GRAVEL RANGE MINING, CO, # Location of principal place of, Bugi= <i ness, Nerth San Juan, Nevada coupty, Cal. ~ ifognia. Looation of works, @ y a Bloomfield township, Nevada comnty, os foenine motieg te hereby givga that at a “4 ineeting of the Directors held at the office * of ‘the Company on ‘the, Aifth day of June, A. D, 1877, an ent (No. 9) of forty cents per shaye was levied Wpon the capital stock of the rporation, pays ble immediately in United States gold coin, ~ to the Gecretary at the office of the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, Oalifornia. Any stock upon which * this assessment #hajl.remain up Sa ieamcten and advertised set sale at: publicanction ese nt ig Ieadebefore, will Sond cn T DAY, the Mth day of » ALD, 1877, .t0/ pay “ the delingugytpssessm ent, pogetaes, eae ‘ costa of adveri and eDses INO HUNTER, eevee Mata yircet, North Sun ams vada Oounty, fornia, °° Notice ja. hereby given’ thet the day of sale of iba ahove Stock hos bow postpcned o Aue lath, 187%. By or@er-of the REWADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust byught and‘solad Ral made on Gold Dust or buallien tor Ceina,e xt the Mint. 7 CHECKS ON #4N FRANCISCO. Oorrespontent, @ wis -American Bonk San Francisco, 4 9 jyl-ism, 4 PRVAE co-partnership. heretofore existing fe ween John Hera mfer, Jr. and W Hs Wallace,.in the. Horee+boeing and Pipeeamithing Business, ie hervby di» ®ived by mutual’ eonsent. all bills end all persons kucwing theniselves to be tadéLted to the firmer herby notified ta Z ~ pey the same to the ylersigned, ay HUEYZINGER Jr