September 14, 1877 (4 pages)

ene a Town. a, State ff, Jobu euple of ting to You are . action named Nevada 2 of GalJustice 1€ com. ys, (exter the { served 8 action i ¥own. pn Gays: ‘he suid sum or erest at intiff on 3, 3878, “annum .a8 been d that if id comPlaintiff 1 for the $10 per 873, to_ &B. goid 9th day ae nship. yy.” jell » TownStete of ntéfff, vs vople of eting to » hereby brought Paintiff . ‘Town. Calitorstice ut mplainat KclLusive rvice on within action i9 d ‘Townen days; Phe suid tum of ld coin, Defend. over 14, i that if nid counPlaintiff f $75 in 8, Givof July, ISON, iship. ey ICAL positive a of much 2 indul-f habits g weakr itis a ence of t degree, ) Bystena , BOTTOW ushould ril your ‘orms of» Cure is. Young, ‘sure or emedies ire that. he syme of the them— rges at rgetfullinks «r imidity, want of of bickon urive, lent of at arigreaking in hide body. at it is the un2 person ¥ by dryit back On isa rated in of prepositive ticed at # (itute, orough, the bevt . es cured. vith reHe presrer falt.inves> arsuTe all the he weak ring for orvision rtments ; where nt care permiaiT, -atment ifficulty visiting > far ex‘his ex‘to the esymp, Cures al visit. idential stroyed. on in all secrecy. , who speedily ‘olaters? ner Post ro. The er eent ble Jun R, Sec. alt . the State of Californty Ghe Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, GAL. NH. .P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Propriotors. . Mo. 883. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. NITED STATES LAND ee . Suctsteants: Cal., July 16 1877. i OTICE is hereby given, ‘tuat che Deadwood Gold Wining Co., a corpo. vation, whose P st Office is Nevada UVity, Wevuda county, California, has made = Slication for a Pstent for 1,500 linear of the. Deadwood Quartz Mine, bear: ng yold, with surface ground 600 n width, situate in Willow Valley min ug District, Nevada County, California, an described in the plat ard field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Despite. * Commencing at stake marked D. M. No. 1, on cénter line of lode, known as rae woou Ledge; thence var. 18° E, N. a W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. gt 2; thence N, 69° K, 22.72 chains to 8 me marked D, M. No. 3 thence 8. 21° B, 4.54. ‘chains to. stake m-rke#’ D, M. Saline center line of ae ye mag . pe eo arkec +. M.No. 5: ‘ wen a chains to stake-inarked D. M. No 10; thence N. 219 W. 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M. No.1, point of beginning, containing 2063-100-acres.--—~—-n_ bigest sie ting encing at stake indica’ ay onaat og T. 16 N,R. 9 E; thence var. 18° E, 8. 49%, E. 15.96 chains to stuke marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner <éf Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 59,in Secrion 9, Township ‘16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made Dec. i, 1874, by Charles W. Kitts, and’ is recorded in the mining. recordsof Nevada _Connty, . in age 489. The applicant claims oy vere. There are no adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the. same before this Office within sixty some from the first day of eof. q yee S. McFARLAND, Register. W. D. Gong, Applican +Att’y. ALIAS SumMuas e Justice Court of Little York Townae. in the County of Nevada, State of Califotnia. G. W. Hill, Plaintiff, Wm. Walters, DefendantThe People of the State of California send Greeting to Win. Walters, Defendant, You are hereby required and directed to appear before me at my office, in Little York Township, in the County of Nevada, in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, and answer the complaint in said action, on file in my office, within Five days («xelusive of day of service) after the service en you of thissummons, ‘Ihe said action is brought to recover the sum of Twentyone 58-100 Dollars’balance ani on account, for goods and merchundise sold and delivered to you, and for. money loaned, which account is now on file at my office. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to xo appear and answer said complaint as above required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against yon for the sum of $21 58-100 together with costs and damages. Given under my land this 28th day of June A. D, 1877. W.C BARKER, Justice of the Peace of said Township. It appeariag upon affidavit that after due diligence that the above Defendant cannot ve found, it is therefore ordered that the ° wbove Sumuzons be published in the Neva«la TRANSCRIPT, a paper published in said County, once a week for 30 days, as the law directs. W.-C. BARKER, J.P. You Bet, July 5th, 1877. —-___——_jysBANKRUPT NOTICE. N the District Court of the United States, District of California. In the matter ef James R. Nickerson, Bankrupt. To whom it mayconcerp. ‘The undersigned Samuel T. Leet, of Oakland, in the County of Alameda, hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assiguee of the Estate al James Kk. Nickerson, of the Cuouuty of Nevada, in ssid district; and who was, towit, on ‘the 4th day of May, a. D. 1877, adjudged Bankrupt, upon the petition of himself, by the District-Court cf the ae States, for the District of Califor nia, Dated at San Francisco the 2ist aay of May, A. D. 1877, jw SAMUEL T. LEZT, Assignee. PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA County «f MeK—-)-vada.In Probate Sourt: fn the matter of the estate of John G. Camacho deceased. Pursnant to an order of said Court, made-on the 4th day of September, A. D. 1877, notice is hereby givem, that Monday the 17th day of Se mber, A. Lb. 1877, ut 16 o’clock A. M> of said day, at the Court room of said Nourt, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada ave been appointed ag the time and place for_proving the will of ssid John . Camacho di ed, and for hearing the 4pplication of Christian Beckman for the jsauance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person iuterested ay appear and cont:st the same, Bated September @&h 1877, JAMES D. WHITE, Glerk. SUMMONS, r the Justice's Court of Nevada Town; nine me Gage ot Nevada, Stete of’ sulifornis., E. O, kins Plaintiff, J. Nichols Defenda: ° Pop send Greeting to . EF, Nichols, D: fenéant. Yon are hereby required to appear im an action brought against you by the above named P aintiff in the Justice’s: Court of Nevada To whip, County bf Nevada, /Btate of str. nia, and © answer bef; the-Justice at his office in waid Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days, (exclusive of the day of service), ‘after the service on you of this summons—if served within the fownship in which this action is brought; or, if served out of ssid Town. ship, but im ssid County, within Ten days; otherwise, within Twenty days. The said action is brought’'to recover the tum of Seventy-five Dollars in U, 8. gold coin, pon a Promissory Note made by Defend. ant and delivered to Plaint4f October 14, 1873. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 80 .appear and answer gaid COstPlaint, ae above required, said Plaintiff Will take judament for ssid sum of $75 in. u, pol a coin, together with costs. Giv‘en under'my hand this 16th day of July, A877. 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EIGHT froua San Francisco being mow reduced to a nominal figure, Parties'in NEVADA CITY and vicinity caw dtinnn SAVE 50 PER CENT, eae Froma local prices, by sending direct to 7, SABER & C0., or anything in the Furniture and Bedding or Uphoistery line, and it will be shipped promptly, and be sure to ceme ia goo order, for they are the cheapest and most Teliable dealers in San Francisco. Addrese ali orders or letters of enquiry 5o 2 J.A. SHABER & CO., 971 Market Street, San when j NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. 3 ie CopartnersLip heretofore existing bet ween Hartwell & Clark in the Sil ver Palace Saloon, Nevada City, is dis solved. J.0. HARTWELL July 14, 1877. M. Cc. CLARK, jy22 R. M, HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN Kaclose . BEVADA C&T y, l ' SAN PRANCISCO, ENRY BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘l'rainng School; late State Institute Director nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the, M:nneapois Business College; having dis of is entire interest in that institution,'and emoved to San Francisco, will hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrahce at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his personal attention and servi-es to. those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or, : the Science of Accounts and. English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts which has become so popular in elucidating the intricucies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se. cure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method of instruction, he has organized Burnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Burnaid can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as an easy Way to make mney, but to establish as enviable a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up @ Business College of the ‘highest merit, in woich the fullest. eqnivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education, . HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Dax SESSIONS—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to ’.M ESSIONS——7,30 to 9. as Students wi!l be entitled tothe use of tne rooms from $.30 A. M. to6 P. M., thns enabling them to ‘work outside of the hours of instruction, LavigsA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. wno will be provided with every convenience to fa. . eilitate their work. STATIONERY anv Bcoxs—Our airrangem-nts ere such that all supplies ior the course calyybe obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books used in rea] business. DivLomas -Our Diplomas are engrave. on’steel, fively executed at great cost; the will be issued to students completing th Course im the Business Departnient on payment of the fee of five dollars. No Vacation--The College wil be in session during theentire year. Students will be admitted at any time. No Copyinc From Text Books—The highly objectionable method of. copying from text books without understanding what is intended to be conveyed is #ltogether avoided. All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought * DiscIPLINE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every student a8 a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return, -Wedo not bave rules or-penalties ‘. but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. Noconduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room, ofa wellregulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer in?ucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S RUSINESS COLLEGE,, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, “San Francisco, Cal. Referencer, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent: of. Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H <B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Soviety, 426 California street, £ F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 218 San some street, 8. F.° San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, . ORGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor, Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und RB >tail Music Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best Aud are now used in Concerts by ali of o GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulze, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the only ‘ FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! HE Squere Pianos are 7 octave, and embraces, all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Cxrse, Beautiful Moaldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Legs aud Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agrafie Trebie, ec. Length 6 fect 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are : FULLY WARRANTED FOR PEN YEARS Agents wanted in every county county in the State for the F Celebrated Standard . Organ Which for Vetume of Tone, Beauty of Case, pony reg A -s Vormenehip, Elegance ef Finis rabiligy, a . UNRIVALLED. We keep constant)> an nand a avod as sortment of ake Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGKAFFE TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND . .FULLY WARRANTED. Prices as Jow as worthless Pianos canb ) obtained elsewhere. PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS, IF _~ DESIRED. = Cab and see us before purchasing SHERMAN.& BYDE,. “a 'T POWDER. (UFACTURED under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. Consumers and dealers in so-called HUROCULKS PUWDER, 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 muPROVED GRADES CF POWDER, Viz: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the mést powerful explosive com. pound in the world, Price 7* cts. per Jb. NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which hereafter will bé our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ¢ ver before manufactured. Notwit! standing its greatly ivcreased streagth, 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 a careful trial of this new grade. NO, 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength of our No. 2 of last year’s make.” It is a strong. reliable and sure powder, and will du excellent:work, Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade. : JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuable powder is rapidly coming ito general use as u substitute for common black ,;owder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive circulars forwarded on application. Price U, cents, or by car load 13 cents. In car. tridger, 2 cents extra. OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, . DETROIT SAFES,. SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKs, Corner Fourth & J Streets, : SACRAMENTO, ¢ oom MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar. Proof Safes Residence fafes, Jewel. ere’ Safes, Coin Safes, And 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, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Clisholm—North San Juan, Granger & Watt—tirass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. z ‘ And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on PACIFIC COAST AGENT . N.C. N. G. R. R, CO. = Page oa TIME TABLE, NO. 4. HE Company reserve the right to vi ry the same, as circumstances may require. To take effect . Thursday, May.24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. __ Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Gity at 5 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at-5,3A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M. Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M-Rar~ rives at Grass Valley at 11:35.A. M, Train No, 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. M.; leaves Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M., arrives atColfax.at 615 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. leaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., arrives Nevada at 9:20 A. ML ‘'b Train No. 4 (iocal bétween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at 3:40 PD. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P, M, Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M, Jeave Grass Valley at 8.25-P. M., arrives a& Nevada at 8:54 P.M. Train No 2connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tursas days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages tor Downievilie and Forest City. ‘Train No5 connects daily with steges from North San Juan, and on Monduya, Wednesdays and Frid" ys with stages frou Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, m2n23 General Superintendent. bey @ trade on our various grades of Powder. z Caps, single, douhle and triple force,— aléo, fuse of all brands glways on hand. — BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, Agent Nevada City. malé-3m 210 Front St., Sen Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO. is prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAITIT Icke To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the beat ever put up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Company, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ‘. J. 8. THOMPSON. Zevada, May 11, 1877. fe’ undersigned gives notice that he of — DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, —— ae Office Hours---From 9 to 10 A.M, and from 6 to8 P.M, [Ep eeex HOUR, : From 12 MW. to 1 P. M,BELVEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada C*ty California. . + DENTISTRY Fee, in Kidd’s Building, Broad’ Street. ; Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared to perform 31) kihds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in-the latest and most upproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanita and Alun imum. Satisfaction guaranteed as to qual.ty and price of work. Visite-made at residence if desired Is not easily earned in these tim’s, but itcan be made iti Nevada, May, 30th, 1871. three months by any one of either sex, in any part of the 1] country who is willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. You need not be away from home over night. You can give your whole time te the work, or only yout spare woments. We have ayents who :aré making over $20 per day. All who engege at once can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made 60 easily and rapidly at any ether business It costs pothing to try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Address at once, H. HALLETT & Co , Portland, Maine. jyl8-ém Eureka Stage and Kxpress Line. STAGES will leave NevaPP. for Moore’s Flat daily . ‘except Sunday, and for Eureka, Monday, Wednesday and rriday, at 5:30 A.M. Returniag, will leave Moore’s Flat daily, except Sunday, at 7230 A. M. . Will leave Eureka Tuesday, Thursday and Sutumday, at 7 A. M. W. H. ORAWFORD, Agent. V Flame Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. LL kénds ef Flume, Mining an Bw kdipg Sumber constantly on nan Spruce Wood for stile, ion H.S. BRADLEY, — CIVIL ENGINEER, . fAmd U. 8S. Deputy Survcyer NEVADA CITY, Casa Nevada City July 2, 1832. OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND R. P. E. HUGHSON, has openeé . : ‘an effice “to prosecute all parties using such dethe Coast. ALSO,. PACIFIC OIL STOVE, MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person, mn Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL. Is a vast imtrovemient over any oil stove eve, invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS ‘In Sacramento. After six months persoral use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every famiiy. . No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. ‘No constant watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, £ Can be carried into any room. Broils @ beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame, : Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day, The improvement in the Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. : 21. Of moygable rachets. 3d, Of fannel shapéd chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks. B gin: Agents wanted in each town and city, Address rwanufacturers of same, corner 4tha J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jnlé W. G. WILLIAMS, TEE GOLD ROOM, _ J.B, TRACY, HiZre PURCHASED the good wil and fixtures of the Gold Room would respectfully inform the geatlemen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are im attendance to wait upon customcrs, and all kinds of retreshing DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. aug22-tf CAUTION Be) eae HYDRAULIC MINERS! ee LL persona, excepting those who have purchased the right from me,are bereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turning the dis. charge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the deflecting power of the stream of Water. Any such-device is an infringement of United States Letters Putent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, aud reissaed September 19th, 1876. 1 have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin foriniging:ng my said patent, and intend vice without license from me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to vurchase the right 10 use this device, can do .so by making applicaticn to me. ‘ : HENRY C. PERKINS, North Hloomtiela, Nevada co., Cal. -H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., : RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICP, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STRE ‘TS, over Preston’s Drag tiore, Entrance on Pine street.‘Residence on Fa t Broad &t. , reat door above K, M. Prestcméa. Orders left at CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, . lew 1877, SACRAMENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, . COMMENCING Monday,... <eepihius Sept. 17th, AND CLO-ING Saturday, hae RAK AMER .-» Sept, 22d, $40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums, The Exhibition will be divided inte ‘BEVEN DEPARTMEN'TS, and the Society’s Gold Medal, To be swarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition ig each Department, . —ALSO,— A Gold Medal, the value of one hundna dollars, by President--Biggs, for the most ee Those desiring Premiign Lists will please notify the Secretury~ ! “4 THE LARGEST STOCK sHOW, —AND-— Most Attractive Speed Display, Ever offered by apy Agricultural Society in the United States. —— Ba Public Sale of Thoroughbred Btock at the Park each day of the Fair ' wa. The Central Pacific Railroad and Steamers willcarry articles to and ‘trom the Fair, Free.of Charge. ‘ &#F-Wolls, Fargo & Co's Express will de. Niver al) packages Free, not weigh ng over wenty pounds, . {4 Applications for Stalla at the Park, and S1ace st the Pavilion, should be made ty ROBERT‘ BECK, Secretary, ut once. MEMBERSHIP ..,,ccceccecssere $b OO SINGLE ADM'SSION,..., 5U Centa, MARION BIGGS, President. Roserr Bxox, Secretary, ang2l-lm ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y GRAVEL RANGE-MINING OO, Location of principal place of buginegs, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cel. ifornia. Location of works, Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, Cul. ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held at the oftice of the Company on the Fifth day of June, A D. 1877, an assessment (No. %) of forty cents per share was levied npon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the com. pany, Maip street, North Suan Juan, Nevada) county, Caltornin, Any stock upon whivh this assessment #hall remain uppald on SATURDAY, July 7th, A.D. 1877, will be définguent and advertised for sale ut ublic anction and unless payinent is made ‘fore, will be sold on TUESDAY, — the Mth day of July, “A. D, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessmen', together With costs ot advertising and -expenses of Bade, JNO. +. HUNTER, Secretary. Office Main Sfreet, North San ping, vada County, Galii fornia. jen POSTPONEMENT, Notice is hereby gtw n° that the day of Sake of the above Stock has been postponed to AUGUSL 1éth, 1877, By order of. the Board of 'Prnetecs, jyla #NO.B HUNTER, Secretazy . PHILIP RICHARDS, Nq. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold Bailien discounted. Advance made en told Dust or bvullion tur ceinu,e atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAW FRANCISCO, Oorrespondent, fPwigs -Americen Bank San Pranciseo jyl-tm, Dissolution of Uo-partnership. T HE co-partnership heretofore €Xieting between Jobn Herzinger, IJr. and W, i. WeaSlace. ia ‘the Horse-shoeing sud Blacksorithing bu-iness, is here by din B.ived by myutnal conrent. All bille against the concern will be paid by ue, and #t{ persons knowing theinselves to be indebted to the firm sre hervby notided to Prestcon’s Drvg Bore will be pivmptly at. tended pay Lhe game to the undersigned. JOHN HE’ ZINGER. Jr Nevada City, B=pt. 3d, 1877. valuable Gold Bar exhibited atthe Fair,~~ fale Pe Ae . # Ca, aS

ene a Town. a, State ff, Jobu euple of ting to You are . action named Nevada 2 of GalJustice 1€ com. ys, (exter the { served 8 action i ¥own. pn Gays: ‘he suid sum or erest at intiff on 3, 3878, “annum .a8 been d that if id comPlaintiff 1 for the $10 per 873, to_ &B. goid 9th day ae nship. yy.” jell » TownStete of ntéfff, vs vople of eting to » hereby brought Paintiff . ‘Town. Calitorstice ut mplainat KclLusive rvice on within action i9 d ‘Townen days; Phe suid tum of ld coin, Defend. over 14, i that if nid counPlaintiff f $75 in 8, Givof July, ISON, iship. ey ICAL positive a of much 2 indul-f habits g weakr itis a ence of t degree, ) Bystena , BOTTOW ushould ril your ‘orms of» Cure is. Young, ‘sure or emedies ire that. he syme of the them— rges at rgetfullinks «r imidity, want of of bickon urive, lent of at arigreaking in hide body. at it is the un2 person ¥ by dryit back On isa rated in of prepositive ticed at # (itute, orough, the bevt . es cured. vith reHe presrer falt.inves> arsuTe all the he weak ring for orvision rtments ; where nt care permiaiT, -atment ifficulty visiting > far ex‘his ex‘to the esymp, Cures al visit. idential stroyed. on in all secrecy. , who speedily ‘olaters? ner Post ro. The er eent ble Jun R, Sec. alt . the State of Californty Ghe Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, GAL. NH. .P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON, Propriotors. . Mo. 883. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. NITED STATES LAND ee . Suctsteants: Cal., July 16 1877. i OTICE is hereby given, ‘tuat che Deadwood Gold Wining Co., a corpo. vation, whose P st Office is Nevada UVity, Wevuda county, California, has made = Slication for a Pstent for 1,500 linear of the. Deadwood Quartz Mine, bear: ng yold, with surface ground 600 n width, situate in Willow Valley min ug District, Nevada County, California, an described in the plat ard field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Despite. * Commencing at stake marked D. M. No. 1, on cénter line of lode, known as rae woou Ledge; thence var. 18° E, N. a W, 4.54 chains to stake marked D. gt 2; thence N, 69° K, 22.72 chains to 8 me marked D, M. No. 3 thence 8. 21° B, 4.54. ‘chains to. stake m-rke#’ D, M. Saline center line of ae ye mag . pe eo arkec +. M.No. 5: ‘ wen a chains to stake-inarked D. M. No 10; thence N. 219 W. 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M. No.1, point of beginning, containing 2063-100-acres.--—~—-n_ bigest sie ting encing at stake indica’ ay onaat og T. 16 N,R. 9 E; thence var. 18° E, 8. 49%, E. 15.96 chains to stuke marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner <éf Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 59,in Secrion 9, Township ‘16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made Dec. i, 1874, by Charles W. Kitts, and’ is recorded in the mining. recordsof Nevada _Connty, . in age 489. The applicant claims oy vere. There are no adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the. same before this Office within sixty some from the first day of eof. q yee S. McFARLAND, Register. W. D. Gong, Applican +Att’y. ALIAS SumMuas e Justice Court of Little York Townae. in the County of Nevada, State of Califotnia. G. W. Hill, Plaintiff, Wm. Walters, DefendantThe People of the State of California send Greeting to Win. Walters, Defendant, You are hereby required and directed to appear before me at my office, in Little York Township, in the County of Nevada, in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, and answer the complaint in said action, on file in my office, within Five days («xelusive of day of service) after the service en you of thissummons, ‘Ihe said action is brought to recover the sum of Twentyone 58-100 Dollars’balance ani on account, for goods and merchundise sold and delivered to you, and for. money loaned, which account is now on file at my office. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to xo appear and answer said complaint as above required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against yon for the sum of $21 58-100 together with costs and damages. Given under my land this 28th day of June A. D, 1877. W.C BARKER, Justice of the Peace of said Township. It appeariag upon affidavit that after due diligence that the above Defendant cannot ve found, it is therefore ordered that the ° wbove Sumuzons be published in the Neva«la TRANSCRIPT, a paper published in said County, once a week for 30 days, as the law directs. W.-C. BARKER, J.P. You Bet, July 5th, 1877. —-___——_jysBANKRUPT NOTICE. N the District Court of the United States, District of California. In the matter ef James R. Nickerson, Bankrupt. To whom it mayconcerp. ‘The undersigned Samuel T. Leet, of Oakland, in the County of Alameda, hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assiguee of the Estate al James Kk. Nickerson, of the Cuouuty of Nevada, in ssid district; and who was, towit, on ‘the 4th day of May, a. D. 1877, adjudged Bankrupt, upon the petition of himself, by the District-Court cf the ae States, for the District of Califor nia, Dated at San Francisco the 2ist aay of May, A. D. 1877, jw SAMUEL T. LEZT, Assignee. PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA County «f MeK—-)-vada.In Probate Sourt: fn the matter of the estate of John G. Camacho deceased. Pursnant to an order of said Court, made-on the 4th day of September, A. D. 1877, notice is hereby givem, that Monday the 17th day of Se mber, A. Lb. 1877, ut 16 o’clock A. M> of said day, at the Court room of said Nourt, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada ave been appointed ag the time and place for_proving the will of ssid John . Camacho di ed, and for hearing the 4pplication of Christian Beckman for the jsauance to him of letters testamentary, when and where any person iuterested ay appear and cont:st the same, Bated September @&h 1877, JAMES D. WHITE, Glerk. SUMMONS, r the Justice's Court of Nevada Town; nine me Gage ot Nevada, Stete of’ sulifornis., E. O, kins Plaintiff, J. Nichols Defenda: ° Pop send Greeting to . EF, Nichols, D: fenéant. Yon are hereby required to appear im an action brought against you by the above named P aintiff in the Justice’s: Court of Nevada To whip, County bf Nevada, /Btate of str. nia, and © answer bef; the-Justice at his office in waid Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days, (exclusive of the day of service), ‘after the service on you of this summons—if served within the fownship in which this action is brought; or, if served out of ssid Town. ship, but im ssid County, within Ten days; otherwise, within Twenty days. The said action is brought’'to recover the tum of Seventy-five Dollars in U, 8. gold coin, pon a Promissory Note made by Defend. ant and delivered to Plaint4f October 14, 1873. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 80 .appear and answer gaid COstPlaint, ae above required, said Plaintiff Will take judament for ssid sum of $75 in. u, pol a coin, together with costs. Giv‘en under'my hand this 16th day of July, A877. 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M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Acounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Colege, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘l'rainng School; late State Institute Director nd Lecturer of Minnesota, and for the ast five years President of the, M:nneapois Business College; having dis of is entire interest in that institution,'and emoved to San Francisco, will hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College n that city, entrahce at 120 Sutter street, and 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Room 38,) where he will give his personal attention and servi-es to. those who desire instruction in Bookkeeping or, : the Science of Accounts and. English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator and author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts which has become so popular in elucidating the intricucies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to se. cure a wider field of labor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method of instruction, he has organized Burnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Burnaid can attend to with his own personal instruction. He has not organized this enterprise merely as an easy Way to make mney, but to establish as enviable a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up @ Business College of the ‘highest merit, in woich the fullest. eqnivalent will be given for all Tuition collected, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast, in which to obtain a first class Practical Business Education, . HOURS OF INSTRUCTION, Dax SESSIONS—9 to 11.30 A. M. and 2 to ’.M ESSIONS——7,30 to 9. as Students wi!l be entitled tothe use of tne rooms from $.30 A. M. to6 P. M., thns enabling them to ‘work outside of the hours of instruction, LavigsA separate apartment will be reserved for the Lady Students. wno will be provided with every convenience to fa. .

eilitate their work. STATIONERY anv Bcoxs—Our airrangem-nts ere such that all supplies ior the course calyybe obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the books used in rea] business. DivLomas -Our Diplomas are engrave. on’steel, fively executed at great cost; the will be issued to students completing th Course im the Business Departnient on payment of the fee of five dollars. No Vacation--The College wil be in session during theentire year. Students will be admitted at any time. No Copyinc From Text Books—The highly objectionable method of. copying from text books without understanding what is intended to be conveyed is #ltogether avoided. All work done is the direct product of the student’s own thought * DiscIPLINE—We maintain the most rigid discipline, insisting upcn perfect order aad system in everything. We treat every student a8 a gentleman or lady, and expect only gentlemanly or lady-like conduct in return, -Wedo not bave rules or-penalties ‘. but adapt special modes of treatment to special cases. Noconduct is allowed that would not be tolerated in the drawing room, ofa wellregulated family. For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circulars, explaining Course of Study. We offer in?ucements that are superior to those offered by any similar institution in the city. For further information address BARNARD’S RUSINESS COLLEGE,, 120 Sutter street, Room 38, “San Francisco, Cal. Referencer, by permission: Hon. David Rurt, State Superintendent: of. Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H <B. Wilson late Superintendent of Public Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Equitable Lif Assurance Soviety, 426 California street, £ F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 218 San some street, 8. F.° San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1875. PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, . ORGANS, MUSIC, Sherman & Hyde, Cor, Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und RB >tail Music Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best Aud are now used in Concerts by ali of o GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulze, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the only ‘ FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! HE Squere Pianos are 7 octave, and embraces, all Modern Improvements, such as elegant Rosewood Cxrse, Beautiful Moaldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Legs aud Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agrafie Trebie, ec. Length 6 fect 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are : FULLY WARRANTED FOR PEN YEARS Agents wanted in every county county in the State for the F Celebrated Standard . Organ Which for Vetume of Tone, Beauty of Case, pony reg A -s Vormenehip, Elegance ef Finis rabiligy, a . UNRIVALLED. We keep constant)> an nand a avod as sortment of ake Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGKAFFE TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND . .FULLY WARRANTED. Prices as Jow as worthless Pianos canb ) obtained elsewhere. PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS, IF _~ DESIRED. = Cab and see us before purchasing SHERMAN.& BYDE,. “a 'T POWDER. (UFACTURED under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. Consumers and dealers in so-called HUROCULKS PUWDER, 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 muPROVED GRADES CF POWDER, Viz: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the mést powerful explosive com. pound in the world, Price 7* cts. per Jb. NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which hereafter will bé our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ¢ ver before manufactured. Notwit! standing its greatly ivcreased streagth, 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 a careful trial of this new grade. NO, 2. Our powder of this grade will continue of the strength of our No. 2 of last year’s make.” It is a strong. reliable and sure powder, and will du excellent:work, Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter sell this grade. : JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuable powder is rapidly coming ito general use as u substitute for common black ,;owder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive circulars forwarded on application. Price U, cents, or by car load 13 cents. In car. tridger, 2 cents extra. OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, . DETROIT SAFES,. SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKs, Corner Fourth & J Streets, : SACRAMENTO, ¢ oom MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar. Proof Safes Residence fafes, Jewel. ere’ Safes, Coin Safes, And 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, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Clisholm—North San Juan, Granger & Watt—tirass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. z ‘ And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on PACIFIC COAST AGENT . N.C. N. G. R. R, CO. = Page oa TIME TABLE, NO. 4. HE Company reserve the right to vi ry the same, as circumstances may require. To take effect . Thursday, May.24th 1877, GOING SOUTH. __ Train No. 1 leaves Nevada Gity at 5 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at-5,3A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M. Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M-Rar~ rives at Grass Valley at 11:35.A. M, Train No, 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. M.; leaves Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M., arrives atColfax.at 615 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. leaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., arrives Nevada at 9:20 A. ML ‘'b Train No. 4 (iocal bétween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at 3:40 PD. M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P, M, Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M, Jeave Grass Valley at 8.25-P. M., arrives a& Nevada at 8:54 P.M. Train No 2connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tursas days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages tor Downievilie and Forest City. ‘Train No5 connects daily with steges from North San Juan, and on Monduya, Wednesdays and Frid" ys with stages frou Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, m2n23 General Superintendent. bey @ trade on our various grades of Powder. z Caps, single, douhle and triple force,— aléo, fuse of all brands glways on hand. — BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, Agent Nevada City. malé-3m 210 Front St., Sen Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO. is prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAITIT Icke To any business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the beat ever put up in this section of the country. All orders left at the office of the Company, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. ‘. J. 8. THOMPSON. Zevada, May 11, 1877. fe’ undersigned gives notice that he of — DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, —— ae Office Hours---From 9 to 10 A.M, and from 6 to8 P.M, [Ep eeex HOUR, : From 12 MW. to 1 P. M,BELVEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada C*ty California. . + DENTISTRY Fee, in Kidd’s Building, Broad’ Street. ; Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared to perform 31) kihds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in-the latest and most upproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanita and Alun imum. Satisfaction guaranteed as to qual.ty and price of work. Visite-made at residence if desired Is not easily earned in these tim’s, but itcan be made iti Nevada, May, 30th, 1871. three months by any one of either sex, in any part of the 1] country who is willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. You need not be away from home over night. You can give your whole time te the work, or only yout spare woments. We have ayents who :aré making over $20 per day. All who engege at once can make money fast. At the present time money cannot be made 60 easily and rapidly at any ether business It costs pothing to try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Address at once, H. HALLETT & Co , Portland, Maine. jyl8-ém Eureka Stage and Kxpress Line. STAGES will leave NevaPP. for Moore’s Flat daily . ‘except Sunday, and for Eureka, Monday, Wednesday and rriday, at 5:30 A.M. Returniag, will leave Moore’s Flat daily, except Sunday, at 7230 A. M. . Will leave Eureka Tuesday, Thursday and Sutumday, at 7 A. M. W. H. ORAWFORD, Agent. V Flame Lumber Company LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. LL kénds ef Flume, Mining an Bw kdipg Sumber constantly on nan Spruce Wood for stile, ion H.S. BRADLEY, — CIVIL ENGINEER, . fAmd U. 8S. Deputy Survcyer NEVADA CITY, Casa Nevada City July 2, 1832. OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND R. P. E. HUGHSON, has openeé . : ‘an effice “to prosecute all parties using such dethe Coast. ALSO,. PACIFIC OIL STOVE, MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person, mn Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL. Is a vast imtrovemient over any oil stove eve, invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS ‘In Sacramento. After six months persoral use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every famiiy. . No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. ‘No constant watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, £ Can be carried into any room. Broils @ beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame, : Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day, The improvement in the Stove consists Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. : 21. Of moygable rachets. 3d, Of fannel shapéd chimney. 4th. Of common cotton wicks. B gin: Agents wanted in each town and city, Address rwanufacturers of same, corner 4tha J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jnlé W. G. WILLIAMS, TEE GOLD ROOM, _ J.B, TRACY, HiZre PURCHASED the good wil and fixtures of the Gold Room would respectfully inform the geatlemen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE. Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are im attendance to wait upon customcrs, and all kinds of retreshing DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. aug22-tf CAUTION Be) eae HYDRAULIC MINERS! ee LL persona, excepting those who have purchased the right from me,are bereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turning the dis. charge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the deflecting power of the stream of Water. Any such-device is an infringement of United States Letters Putent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, aud reissaed September 19th, 1876. 1 have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin foriniging:ng my said patent, and intend vice without license from me, there being ro other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to vurchase the right 10 use this device, can do .so by making applicaticn to me. ‘ : HENRY C. PERKINS, North Hloomtiela, Nevada co., Cal. -H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., : RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICP, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STRE ‘TS, over Preston’s Drag tiore, Entrance on Pine street.‘Residence on Fa t Broad &t. , reat door above K, M. Prestcméa. Orders left at CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, . lew 1877, SACRAMENTO, CAL. IFORNIA, . COMMENCING Monday,..... <eepihius Sept. 17th, AND CLO-ING Saturday, hae RAK AMER .-» Sept, 22d, $40,000 CASH, To be distributed in Premiums, The Exhibition will be divided inte ‘BEVEN DEPARTMEN'TS, and the Society’s Gold Medal, To be swarded to the most Meritorious Exhibition ig each Department, . —ALSO,— A Gold Medal, the value of one hundna dollars, by President--Biggs, for the most ee Those desiring Premiign Lists will please notify the Secretury~ ! “4 THE LARGEST STOCK sHOW, —AND-— Most Attractive Speed Display, Ever offered by apy Agricultural Society in the United States. —— Ba Public Sale of Thoroughbred Btock at the Park each day of the Fair ' wa. The Central Pacific Railroad and Steamers willcarry articles to and ‘trom the Fair, Free.of Charge. ‘ &#F-Wolls, Fargo & Co's Express will de. Niver al) packages Free, not weigh ng over wenty pounds, . {4 Applications for Stalla at the Park, and S1ace st the Pavilion, should be made ty ROBERT‘ BECK, Secretary, ut once. MEMBERSHIP ...,,ccceccecssere $b OO SINGLE ADM'SSION,....., 5U Centa, MARION BIGGS, President. Roserr Bxox, Secretary, ang2l-lm ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y GRAVEL RANGE-MINING OO, Location of principal place of buginegs, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cel. ifornia. Location of works, Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, Cul. ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held at the oftice of the Company on the Fifth day of June, A D. 1877, an assessment (No. %) of forty cents per share was levied npon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the com. pany, Maip street, North Suan Juan, Nevada) county, Caltornin, Any stock upon whivh this assessment #hall remain uppald on SATURDAY, July 7th, A.D. 1877, will be définguent and advertised for sale ut ublic anction and unless payinent is made ‘fore, will be sold on TUESDAY, — the Mth day of July, “A. D, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessmen', together With costs ot advertising and -expenses of Bade, JNO. +. HUNTER, Secretary. Office Main Sfreet, North San ping, vada County, Galii fornia. jen POSTPONEMENT, Notice is hereby gtw n° that the day of Sake of the above Stock has been postponed to AUGUSL 1éth, 1877, By order of. the Board of 'Prnetecs, jyla #NO.B HUNTER, Secretazy . PHILIP RICHARDS, Nq. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold Bailien discounted. Advance made en told Dust or bvullion tur ceinu,e atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAW FRANCISCO, Oorrespondent, fPwigs -Americen Bank San Pranciseo jyl-tm, Dissolution of Uo-partnership. T HE co-partnership heretofore €Xieting between Jobn Herzinger, IJr. and W, i. WeaSlace. ia ‘the Horse-shoeing sud Blacksorithing bu-iness, is here by din B.ived by myutnal conrent. All bille against the concern will be paid by ue, and #t{ persons knowing theinselves to be indebted to the firm sre hervby notided to Prestcon’s Drvg Bore will be pivmptly at. tended pay Lhe game to the undersigned. JOHN HE’ ZINGER. Jr Nevada City, B=pt. 3d, 1877. valuable Gold Bar exhibited atthe Fair,~~ fale Pe Ae . # Ca, aS