September 28, 1877 (4 pages)

Town» State a John ple of ing to ou are action named Nevada of CalJustice 8. com. ys, (exrer the served action Town. a days: he said . sum of Test at 23, 1873 ntiff on 3, 1873, annum as been i that if id comlaintiff. for the ,10 per 878, to8. geld 9th day HE nship. y. jelh of much é indalf habits ig weakr.itis os yence of t degree, y_mystern » ROTFOW mehould * ril your forms of a Cure inYoung, cgure or Lemedies ure that the symse of the f them— arges at orgetfullimbs o> timidity, , Want of of Bickin urine, ‘. raolent. of hat ariebreaking , dp hidhe body. hat it. is o the ubye person RY n by dryg it back ison igs cated in pot presitive seticed rd etitute, orough, y the best pes cured with te the pre ever 1a) ent inves to assure in abi the The weak fering for ppervision partments on where tant care nd perma F ENT, treatment’ aimeulty yf wibiting nse far ex ‘hia €4r tite sympares oe our ufidential apon in all i pecrecye you whe Wapecdlly Mm. D.,.— o NEVADA CITY, CAL. BP BROWN. “BROWN & W Proprictors. : I Application for @ “Patent t Wo, 883. Mining . Claim. UntIrEeD Sacramento, RTOTIVE is Deadwood Nevada county, © plication for a Pat the Deadwood gold, with surfac width, situate in District, Nevada described in the of hereby giver, County, file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Commencing 1, on center lin wood Ledge; thence var. 18 W, 4.64 chains to stake marked ing, containing 20 63:100 acres. — Connecting Line. mmmencing at stake indicating N. W, wane of Sec. 4. T. 16 N, R. 9 E; thence var. 18? E, 8. 49%, E. 15.96 chains -to stake marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 69,in Ssorion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo’ Base and Meridian. Said location was made Dec, "i, 1874, by Charles W. Kits, and is recorded in the mining records of pont esis Xf Book 5, 439. The applicant claims Hi There are nO adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any sdyer-e claims thereto are hereby required present the same-before thiy Office within sixty days from the first day of by purchase. ,~gpablishing hereof, a T. B. McPARLAND, Register. tAtt’y. W. D. Long, Applican States LAND oa Jal., July 16, 1877. pow gan That the Gold Mining Co., a corpoE “pt Office is Nevada City, Oey Galitornis, has made apent. for 1,500 linear feet Quartz Mine, bearing e ground 600 feet in Willow Valley miting California, and plat ard field notes on Exterior Boundaries. at stake marked D. ay nown a8 ‘ eof lode, k a ae, D, M. bot H N, 69° KB, 22:72 chains to stake, fede M. No. 3; thence 8. 21° E, 4.54 chains to stake m.rked D, M, No. 4, on center line of Dead woodLe ige 9 08 shains to stake marked D.M.No. 5: thence 8. (9° N. 22 72 chains to stake marked D. M. No 10; thence N. 21° W, 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M. No, 1, point of begin. The Daily Transcript ATSON, Application for a Patent to a {No. 898.[ Mining Claim. UNITED 8©ATES LAND OFFiCE Sacmamenrro, Oal., Sept. 8, 1877, OTICE ia hereby given, that Fritz AY Meister, whose Post Office is Washiugten, Nevada county, California, has made application fur Patent for ‘that cer. tain Placer mining claim, bearing gold, situated in Diamond Creek Mining Disavict; (gow in an unorganized condition Nevada County, C.lifornia, ag follows, viz: On ne land, being W \, and the NE & of BSW. \& of NW &, and the SW 4 of NE % of NW \%, and the SE X of XW %, and the 8 % of SW \ of NE ¥, and the N 6 of NW \ of BEX, and the 84% of NW of SEX, und the SW \ of . NE. of BB \, and the N 4 of SE & of SE \%, and the 8% of SE \& of SE \, all of feo. 23, wp. 17N, Kh 11 B,M. D. B. ind M, ing 160 acres. This claim was located April 30th, 187:,.by Edwards Woodruff and 7 others, and their notice of location recorded in the ofiice of the Uounty “Kecorder of Nevada County, Cal,, in Book . No. Dot Mining Réeeords of suid county, on page 116. The. applicant claims by pur The nearess claims are John Dill’s, lying to the Westward in Sections 22 and 8, and Sanders and Chase’s. to the NorthAll persons holuing any adverse thereto are required to present the me before this Office wi from the — day .B the BE XY of sad contain ward, claims NW % of sep li thin rixty days of publishing hereof. OFARLAND, Register. +) and described Assessment Notice. OORE'S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. MPANY. Location of prin: cipal place of busiuess,San Fr; fornix, Location of W. hureka Township, Notice iy he meeting of the Board o on the J 7th day of Sept ment, No, 4, of twenty-five cents per shere was levied upon the. capital stock of the yable immediately in Uni: at the officeof the Company, 311 California & 4; second floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 309 California wereet, San Francisco, California, stock upon Which this assessment shall mpaid on the 224 day of Oct., be deli: quent, and advertised L public auction: and unlesa payment is made before, will be solon Suturthe 10th day of Nov. delinquent assessment, together with costs ng and ex By oruer.of the B AVE ING CO nis. corporation, pa ted States gold street, roome:.3 remain up 1817, will for sale at day, of advertini coin, to the penses of sale. lard ef Directars. ancisco,Cali. orks, Moore’s F lat,. Nevada County,Califorveby given; that at a f Directors, hela +s 1877, an assess. Any , 1877, to pay the ~~d. M. BOFFINGTON, Secretary. and 4 sec » 809 California Street, rooms 3 ond floor,, over Aetna Insurance (fice, San Francisco, California. 820 . success by deserving it. ‘City. ey, Nevada — ines i fiven, that at a m. 7 at — office » 1873, t (No. 25,) of 25 ecptiper shia, wil teri OY apse Re capi 0. Com = b'e i Tt diately in United States Y uiad etn, ta che fecretary of the Company, at, his. office, Broad sttvets Nevada cia ny" an aan, stock upon which said. assessment remain unpaid on the 19th day of Oct., 1N7T, will be dee ‘ YOuD SAIN \/ Principal place of business, Nevada Locatono ea ~e ee _— County, Cal. Notice ie ere] eeting of the restore: of the Secreta @ GRAVEL MINING CO , Sept. es gold coin, to the art greet ghee Pa + 2 jie: Neaious aioe, 9 : Hable widon the 33 4 of Nov., 1877, to A al ‘BY OPGGH of the Board of Trestocs. . NEVADA crITY, c ALIFORNIA FRID Rs AY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1677. Harper’s Magazine. ee Notices of the Press. 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C. iy22 GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WIGHING TO BUY FURNITURE. r REIGHT frou an Francisco being now reduced to a nominal figure, Parties in NEVADA ¢ and vicinity cau SAVE 60,PER CENT): From decal prices, by sending direct to Srp at ro , and be. to ice, tort ine 23 will be issaed to students Pathat . Aud are now used in Concerts by all of o -. Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! . eles Sire ore Poe se» and moet} Case, -BUSINESS COLLEGE, TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, He BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Ac. vounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Ovulge, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘Irainng School; late ‘State lnstitete 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.to San Franelsco, will hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College 0 that-city, entrance at-120 Sutter street, anti 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Koom 38,)where he will give his — oe atdon — a aaenk ‘to: those who desire ction Bookkeeping ot the Selencd rowpesauerte cand English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator tnd author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts. which has beeome so popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. 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Referencer, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Puvlic Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kquitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 Oulifornia street, & F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 219 San some street, 8. F. ° San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1876. PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, ORGANS, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und Bstail Mudic Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best GREAT ARTISTS. — fend for Descriptive Cireulce. The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ . Is the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, py poe Square Pianos are 7% octave, and gh =embraces all Modern ‘such a8 e t Rosewood Oase, Beautiful Lop ang eme Iron Frame, moe a , Overstrung Base, Agraffe te, etc. ok 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are of Tone, Beauty of . tor Nitro. Glycerine Powders. . circulars forwarded on application. Price ‘. latest and most. . Vuleanite and MUSIC, . . money cannot be made so easily and rapGIANT POWDER. ANUFACTURED under Alfred © Noble’s original and only valid patents Consumers and dealers in so-called HUROULES PUWDER, infringe on the, GIANT POWDER COMPANY’S -rights and will be held responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., its greatly ircreased 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. 2is needed, we invite a careful tris) of this new grade. ._— wO. 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 eure wder, and will do excellent work. Speca] attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter ‘sell this grade. « JUDSON POWDER. Thig new and valuable powder is rapid. ly coming into general use as & substitate for common black ;owder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive 1, cents, or by car load 13 cents.’ In carteldger, 2 cents extra. : Discounts as uswal to the trade on our various grades of Powder, Caps, single, double and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands always on hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, Agvnt Nevada City, malé$m 210 Front 8t., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO, EB undersigned gives notice that he a ia prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAIN ICH 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 left at the office of the Compety, os the Plaza, will bs promptly atJ, 8. THOMPSON. oMeveds, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. BOBO, “Physician and surgeon, Office Meareiit rue 9 to 10 A.M, and from 6to8 P.M, epeueeuseas HOUR, From 12 WM. to 1'P. M, BELVEN'’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City California. DENTISTRY ee, R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened ah office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. \. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store: _; He is propared to perform sll kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the ved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Alan imum. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quahty and price of work. Visite made at residence if desired. ’ ‘Nevada, May 30th, 1871. either sex, in any part of the CTT] 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 ¢an give your whole time to the work, or only your sperd woments. We have avents who are making over $20 per dey. All who engage at once can make money fast, At the present time Ia not easily earned in these times, but itcan be made in three months by any one of idly at any other business. it costs nothing to try the business. Terms .and $6 fit free. Addrusa at once, H. HaLLetr & Ce, Portland, Maine. : jy18-6m Eureka Stage and Kzpress Line. ' _ STAGES will leave Neva. Pee for Moore's Fiat daily Barska, Monday, Wedo Gender, aide 4 Sunday, at 740 A. M. wh leave Eureka Tuesday a we i CRAWPORD, Agent. ‘A. LL kinds of Figur, Mining an: . -OL¥IL EWGINEER, . OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, . DETROIT SAFES,} Ask your special attention to their rss ARGENT’S PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: : ; NO, 1 GIANT, ._ COMBINATION AND Now the mcst powerful explosive com-' pound in the wore. Price 76 cts, per Ib. co TIME LOCKS, NO. 2 EXTRA, set Corner Fourth 4& J Streets, A A new grade, which. hereafter will he our SACRAMENTO, ica ql sccen’d aade. It is of. rr Gamat: enaad ar surpassing any powder o: clase ever MAD before maratfactnied. Notwit! standing Rept BOR Tron and Steel Vaults, Vault Andpvery variety of work in this line. The very best workmanship on ‘. and vastly less trouble and . will deaye Moore’s Fiat datly, }: ¥ Flame Lumber Company ication to mas. @£6 BRADLEY, [7 SAFES, PACIFIC. COAST AGENT Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof } Safes Residence fafes, Jewel. ere’ Safes, Coin Safes, this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A.D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Tranacript, V Flume Company—Nevada. City. Buhring & Ctisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—(irass Valley. A. Hill & Co,, Little York. And 600 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast. : ALSO, PACIFIC OLL STOVE, MANUFACTURE, Does any kind of and Heating which a rauge will do, wi less expense heat to the person, Is warranted perfectly. safe. Uses COMMON OOAL OIL. Ie a vast improvement over any oil stove évéi invented. aes ree COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six morths personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No storage of wood, No clearing of ashes. ~ No constant watching of firea. No superfinous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. . Not the least smell or tasté to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents aday, ; The improvement in the Stove consists let. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent-of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. . ? . 2A. Of moveable rachets. 3a. Of fannel shaped chimney, 4 4th. Of common cotton wicks. a Agents wanted in. each town and city. Address manufactnrers of same, corner 4th & J Streets, Bacramento, Cal. —jnié WwW. G@. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, cere J.B, TRACY, AYING PURCHASED the good wil Bye peor of ane poe om would respectfully toform geatiomen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the fluest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO DE FOUND IN THE BTATE, cerca renee Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are ip attendance to wait upon cnetom438, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded in the bighest style of the art. aug22.t£ : i QOGAUTION " —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS! have puranaael aed the it ogee anc or ; harge pipes of H uli¢ M which Tiere the Gceting powaes ten pouau of Sr Ae ele ae ioe me stages for North San Juan, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND . is. By request Gold Bare A ARAALAA 28 . sans sanegay 4 t “te N.C. N. GR. R. CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. E Company reserve thé right to virg. , the same, as circumstances may re. quire, ‘Tio take effect » : Thurecay, May 24th 1877, GOING. SOUTH. min No. 2 leaves Nevada Oty at 6 A. M. and leaves Grass Pe + 5.304, My = at Colfax at 6:50.A. in No. 3, (locul between Grass Valley and Nevada), leaves, Weve ni 11.A. M., arrives at Gnags Valley’9h12:95 A. M. Train No. 6, leaves No » at 4:20 P, M., leaves Grass Valley a 4,59 2. M., amrives at Colfax at 6,156 P.M. Ss ARS GOING, NORTH, : in No, 2 leaves Colfax at, 7.20 A. wes Grass Valley at 8:50 A: M., arrives i Nexade Te 2 tar belwock Grace Vas in No. 4 (iocal between Gr: 1 d Nevada). Neves Gruse Valley at 940, . M,, arrives a8 Nevada st 3:10 P, M. Brain No. 6: leavee Colfax at 6-50 P. Me Gaass Yabkey. at 8.26 P. M., arnt ‘ Mercia st eon i. eae ~~ rain No 2 connects daily at Nevada with . and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for, Downieville and Forest City. ‘ Train No6 connects daily with stages from North Ssq Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays ind Frid: ys with stages from: Downieville. and Forest City. JOHN F&F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. . CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, F°s 1877, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, te COMMENCING 4 ' AND, CLO ING ee a 2 ht LS 224. . $40,000 CASH, © Be be distributed in Premiyma, . . The Exhibition wilt ided into, EN DEPARTMENTS, and teeSociety*s Go}d Medal, To be awarded most Bxhibition to coat Pereboens. —AL30,— A Gold Medal, the yalue of one hundred dollars, by ia ee Biges, for the most valuable Gola re atthe Fair. Those desiring Premiym Lists will please notify the Secretary, . THE LARGESP @TOCK sHOoW, —AND— Most Attragtive Speed Display, Kyer offered? by any Agricultural Society in the United States. ; Wa Publie Bale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each day of the Far. “Ra The Ocntral Pacific Railroad ana Steamers will carry articles to and from the Fair, Free of Charge. FF Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de liver aj] packages Free, not weighing over wenty pounds. : : Applications for Stalls at the Park, ana Space at the Paviliop, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Reoretazy, gt gnce. MEMBERSHIP. , oo 3. ssseneece sess B09 SINGLE ADMTSBION. . °.7°'"""60'Centa: MARION BIGGS, President. Roper? Bron, Secretory, aug?2l-im PHILIP RICHARDS, No. #0 Main Street, NEVADA PITY, CAL, Gold Dust honght and sold Byilie discounted. Advances made on tiold Dust or vullig for ceipagp atthe Mint. * CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Oorrespondent, f&wise-Americar ie Ban Franciseo ‘yee , Dissolution of Co-partneyship. a ig co-partnership heretofore existi between Jobn Herzingers, Jp., and W. H. Wallace, in the Horge-shoeing and Blacksmithing business, ig } soived by mutual consent. AM bite sgaivst the concern wil} te paid me, and all persons knowing tb Ten to be. indebted to the firm sre" hezeby notified to pay the same to the underriJOHN MEb Nevada Gity, Bept. 3d, 1877. JAMES J. Of¢. AS#a YER, NGER, dr im for Oot. “fain Strept, Neyada City. 5 Established ip 1852, ‘ ELEOTRO PLATING tp GOLD or BILVER, MINERG HOME, "men Eage PMR comronry OLD AND ORES of every desctiption — ims hereby die ~

Town» State a John ple of ing to ou are action named Nevada of CalJustice 8. com. ys, (exrer the served action Town. a days: he said . sum of Test at 23, 1873 ntiff on 3, 1873, annum as been i that if id comlaintiff. for the ,10 per 878, to8. geld 9th day HE nship. y. jelh of much é indalf habits ig weakr.itis os yence of t degree, y_mystern » ROTFOW mehould * ril your forms of a Cure inYoung, cgure or Lemedies ure that the symse of the f them— arges at orgetfullimbs o> timidity, , Want of of Bickin urine, ‘. raolent. of hat ariebreaking , dp hidhe body. hat it. is o the ubye person RY n by dryg it back ison igs cated in pot presitive seticed rd etitute, orough, y the best pes cured with te the pre ever 1a) ent inves to assure in abi the The weak fering for ppervision partments on where tant care nd perma F ENT, treatment’ aimeulty yf wibiting nse far ex ‘hia €4r tite sympares oe our ufidential apon in all i pecrecye you whe Wapecdlly Mm. D.,.— o NEVADA CITY, CAL. BP BROWN. “BROWN & W Proprictors. : I Application for @ “Patent t Wo, 883. Mining . Claim. UntIrEeD Sacramento, RTOTIVE is Deadwood Nevada county, © plication for a Pat the Deadwood gold, with surfac width, situate in District, Nevada described in the of hereby giver, County, file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Commencing 1, on center lin wood Ledge; thence var. 18 W, 4.64 chains to stake marked ing, containing 20 63:100 acres. — Connecting Line. mmmencing at stake indicating N. W, wane of Sec. 4. T. 16 N, R. 9 E; thence var. 18? E, 8. 49%, E. 15.96 chains -to stake marked D. M. No. 2, being N. W. corner of Deadwood claim, and designated as lot No, 69,in Ssorion 9, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo’ Base and Meridian. Said location was made Dec, "i, 1874, by Charles W. Kits, and is recorded in the mining records of pont esis Xf Book 5, 439. The applicant claims Hi There are nO adjoining mining claims. All persons holding any sdyer-e claims thereto are hereby required present the same-before thiy Office within sixty days from the first day of by purchase. ,~gpablishing hereof, a T. B. McPARLAND, Register. tAtt’y. W. D. Long, Applican States LAND oa Jal., July 16, 1877. pow gan That the Gold Mining Co., a corpoE “pt Office is Nevada City, Oey Galitornis, has made apent. for 1,500 linear feet Quartz Mine, bearing e ground 600 feet in Willow Valley miting California, and plat ard field notes on Exterior Boundaries. at stake marked D. ay nown a8 ‘ eof lode, k a ae, D, M. bot H N, 69° KB, 22:72 chains to stake, fede M. No. 3; thence 8. 21° E, 4.54 chains to stake m.rked D, M, No. 4, on center line of Dead woodLe ige 9 08 shains to stake marked D.M.No. 5: thence 8. (9° N. 22 72 chains to stake marked D. M. No 10; thence N. 21° W, 4-54 chains to stake marked D. M. No, 1, point of begin. The Daily Transcript ATSON, Application for a Patent to a {No. 898.[ Mining Claim. UNITED 8©ATES LAND OFFiCE Sacmamenrro, Oal., Sept. 8, 1877, OTICE ia hereby given, that Fritz AY Meister, whose Post Office is Washiugten, Nevada county, California, has made application fur Patent for ‘that cer. tain Placer mining claim, bearing gold, situated in Diamond Creek Mining Disavict; (gow in an unorganized condition Nevada County, C.lifornia, ag follows, viz: On ne land, being W \, and the NE & of BSW. \& of NW &, and the SW 4 of NE % of NW \%, and the SE X of XW %, and the 8 % of SW \ of NE ¥, and the N 6 of NW \ of BEX, and the 84% of NW of SEX, und the SW \ of . NE. of BB \, and the N 4 of SE & of SE \%, and the 8% of SE \& of SE \, all of feo. 23, wp. 17N, Kh 11 B,M. D. B. ind M, ing 160 acres. This claim was located April 30th, 187:,.by Edwards Woodruff and 7 others, and their notice of location recorded in the ofiice of the Uounty “Kecorder of Nevada County, Cal,, in Book . No. Dot Mining Réeeords of suid county, on page 116. The. applicant claims by pur The nearess claims are John Dill’s, lying to the Westward in Sections 22 and 8, and Sanders and Chase’s. to the NorthAll persons holuing any adverse thereto are required to present the me before this Office wi from the — day .B the BE XY of sad contain ward, claims NW % of sep li thin rixty days of publishing hereof. OFARLAND, Register. +) and described Assessment Notice. OORE'S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. MPANY. Location of prin: cipal place of busiuess,San Fr; fornix, Location of W. hureka Township, Notice iy he meeting of the Board o on the J 7th day of Sept ment, No, 4, of twenty-five cents per shere was levied upon the. capital stock of the yable immediately in Uni: at the officeof the Company, 311 California & 4; second floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 309 California wereet, San Francisco, California, stock upon Which this assessment shall mpaid on the 224 day of Oct., be deli: quent, and advertised L public auction: and unlesa payment is made before, will be solon Suturthe 10th day of Nov. delinquent assessment, together with costs ng and ex By oruer.of the B AVE ING CO nis. corporation, pa ted States gold street, roome:.3 remain up 1817, will for sale at day, of advertini coin, to the penses of sale. lard ef Directars. ancisco,Cali. orks, Moore’s F lat,. Nevada County,Califorveby given; that at a f Directors, hela +s 1877, an assess. Any , 1877, to pay the ~~d. M. BOFFINGTON, Secretary. and 4 sec » 809 California Street, rooms 3 ond floor,, over Aetna Insurance (fice, San Francisco, California. 820 . success by deserving it. ‘City. ey, Nevada — ines i fiven, that at a m. 7 at — office » 1873, t (No. 25,) of 25 ecptiper shia, wil teri OY apse Re capi 0. Com = b'e i Tt diately in United States Y uiad etn, ta che fecretary of the Company, at, his. office, Broad sttvets Nevada cia ny" an aan, stock upon which said. assessment remain unpaid on the 19th day of Oct., 1N7T, will be dee ‘ YOuD SAIN \/ Principal place of business, Nevada Locatono ea ~e ee _— County, Cal. Notice ie ere] eeting of the restore: of the Secreta @ GRAVEL MINING CO , Sept. es gold coin, to the art greet ghee Pa + 2 jie: Neaious aioe, 9 : Hable widon the 33 4 of Nov., 1877, to A al ‘BY OPGGH of the Board of Trestocs. . NEVADA crITY, c ALIFORNIA FRID Rs AY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1677. Harper’s Magazine. ee Notices of the Press. 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-. Sold at Four Hundred Dollars! . eles Sire ore Poe se» and moet} Case, -BUSINESS COLLEGE, TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. SAN FRANCISCO, He BARNARD, A. M., Professor of Mathematic and Science of Ac. vounts; graduate of Prince of Wales Ovulge, and Stow’s Model and Normal ‘Irainng School; late ‘State lnstitete 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.to San Franelsco, will hereafter onduct a First Class Commercial College 0 that-city, entrance at-120 Sutter street, anti 220 Kearny street, Hardie Place, (with office in Koom 38,)where he will give his — oe atdon — a aaenk ‘to: those who desire ction Bookkeeping ot the Selencd rowpesauerte cand English Branches. Prof. Barnard is the originator tnd author of the celebrated metnod of Teaching Accounts. which has beeome so popular in elucidating the intricacies and mysteries of Bookkeeping. In order to 86 cure a wider field of Iabor in which to exemplify the superiority of his method of instruction, he has pepiont Barnard’s Business College and Telegraph Institute, San Francisco. : A SPECIAL FEATURE. No more students wili be admitted to the College than Professor Barnard can attend to with his Sek vite instruction. He has not organi this enterprise merely as an easy wey 19 make mney, but to estab. lish as enviable a reputation as an Instructor as he has left behind him in Minnesota. and to build up a Business College of the highest merit, in waich the fulleat eqnivalent will be given for all Tuition delinas. ed, and which, by personal effort, he will make the best institution on the Pacific Coast. in which to obtain a first class Practical Business E/lucation, HOURS OF INSTRUCTION. 7 BSEssi0ons—9 to 11.30 A. M. and-2 to EVENING SEss1ons—17,90 to 9.30 P. M. Students will be entitled tothe use of tne rooms from 8.30 A. M. to6 P. M., thus enabling them to "york outside of the hours of instruction. oo LavigsA separate apartment. will be reserved for the Lady Students, who will be provided with every convenience: to facilitate their work.. STATIONERY anvD Booxs—Our arrangem-nts sre such that all supplies ior the course can be obtained of us at rates much below the usual cost, and corresponding in every particular with the booka used in peat business. Dipromas -Our Diplomas are dngrave on steel, finely executed at great cost; the th Course in the. Business pupertqee on ment of the fee of five dollars, @ VacaTion--The Gollege will be in segsion during the entire year. 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Referencer, by permission: Hon, David Rurt, State Superintendent of Public In struction, Minnesota; Hon. H B. Wilson late Superintendent of Puvlic Instruction Minnesota; W. D. Garland, Kquitable Lif Assurance Society, 426 Oulifornia street, & F.; 8. P. Hall, Attorney at-Law, 219 San some street, 8. F. ° San Francisco, Oct. 31, 1876. PRICES VERY Low. PIANOS, ORGANS, Sherman & Hyde, Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und Bstail Mudic Dealers, Weber Pianos are the Best GREAT ARTISTS. — fend for Descriptive Cireulce. The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ . Is the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, py poe Square Pianos are 7% octave, and gh =embraces all Modern ‘such a8 e t Rosewood Oase, Beautiful Lop ang eme Iron Frame, moe a , Overstrung Base, Agraffe te, etc. ok 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are of Tone, Beauty of . tor Nitro. Glycerine Powders. . circulars forwarded on application. Price ‘. latest and most. . Vuleanite and MUSIC, . . money cannot be made so easily and rapGIANT POWDER. ANUFACTURED under Alfred © Noble’s original and only valid patents Consumers and dealers in so-called HUROULES PUWDER, infringe on the, GIANT POWDER COMPANY’S -rights and will be held responsible for damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., its greatly ircreased 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. 2is needed, we invite a careful tris) of this new grade. ._— wO. 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 eure wder, and will do excellent work. Speca] attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereafter ‘sell this grade. « JUDSON POWDER. Thig new and valuable powder is rapid. ly coming into general use as & substitate for common black ;owder, to which it is in all respects far superior. Descriptive 1, cents, or by car load 13 cents.’ In carteldger, 2 cents extra. : Discounts as uswal to the trade on our various grades of Powder, Caps, single, double and triple force,— also, fuse of all brands always on hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO General Agents Giant Powder Co., GEO. E, TURNER, Agvnt Nevada City, malé$m 210 Front 8t., San Francisco, NEVADA ICE CO, EB undersigned gives notice that he a ia prepared to supply the best article MOUNTAIN ICH 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 left at the office of the Compety, os the Plaza, will bs promptly atJ, 8. THOMPSON. oMeveds, May 11, 1877. DR. C. D. BOBO, “Physician and surgeon, Office Meareiit rue 9 to 10 A.M, and from 6to8 P.M, epeueeuseas HOUR, From 12 WM. to 1'P. M, BELVEN'’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City California. DENTISTRY ee, R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened ah office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. \. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store: _; He is propared to perform sll kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the ved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Alan imum. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quahty and price of work. Visite made at residence if desired. ’ ‘Nevada, May 30th, 1871. either sex, in any part of the CTT] 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 ¢an give your whole time to the work, or only your sperd woments. We have avents who are making over $20 per dey. All who engage at once can make money fast, At the present time Ia not easily earned in these times, but itcan be made in three months by any one of idly at any other business. it costs nothing to try the business. Terms .and $6 fit free. Addrusa at once, H. HaLLetr & Ce, Portland, Maine. : jy18-6m Eureka Stage and Kzpress Line. ' _ STAGES will leave Neva. Pee for Moore's Fiat daily Barska, Monday, Wedo Gender, aide 4 Sunday, at 740 A. M. wh leave Eureka Tuesday a we i CRAWPORD, Agent. ‘A. LL kinds of Figur, Mining an: . -OL¥IL EWGINEER, . OIL STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, . DETROIT SAFES,} Ask your special attention to their rss ARGENT’S PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: : ; NO, 1 GIANT, ._ COMBINATION AND Now the mcst powerful explosive com-' pound in the wore. Price 76 cts, per Ib. co TIME LOCKS, NO. 2 EXTRA, set Corner Fourth 4& J Streets, A A new grade, which. hereafter will he our SACRAMENTO, ica ql sccen’d aade. It is of. rr Gamat: enaad ar surpassing any powder o: clase ever MAD before maratfactnied. Notwit! standing Rept BOR Tron and Steel Vaults, Vault Andpvery variety of work in this line. The very best workmanship on ‘. and vastly less trouble and . will deaye Moore’s Fiat datly, }: ¥ Flame Lumber Company ication to mas. @£6 BRADLEY, [7 SAFES, PACIFIC. COAST AGENT Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof } Safes Residence fafes, Jewel. ere’ Safes, Coin Safes, this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A.D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Tranacript, V Flume Company—Nevada. City. Buhring & Ctisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—(irass Valley. A. Hill & Co,, Little York. And 600 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than any Safe Agency on the Coast. : ALSO, PACIFIC OLL STOVE, MANUFACTURE, Does any kind of and Heating which a rauge will do, wi less expense heat to the person, Is warranted perfectly. safe. Uses COMMON OOAL OIL. Ie a vast improvement over any oil stove évéi invented. aes ree COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six morths personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No storage of wood, No clearing of ashes. ~ No constant watching of firea. No superfinous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. . Not the least smell or tasté to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents aday, ; The improvement in the Stove consists let. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent-of oil chamber, and feed from the bottom. . ? . 2A. Of moveable rachets. 3a. Of fannel shaped chimney, 4 4th. Of common cotton wicks. a Agents wanted in. each town and city. Address manufactnrers of same, corner 4th & J Streets, Bacramento, Cal. —jnié WwW. G@. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, cere J.B, TRACY, AYING PURCHASED the good wil Bye peor of ane poe om would respectfully toform geatiomen of Nevada City, that he keeps on hand the fluest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO DE FOUND IN THE BTATE, cerca renee Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are ip attendance to wait upon cnetom438, and all kinds of refreshing DRINKS are compounded in the bighest style of the art. aug22.t£ : i QOGAUTION " —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS! have puranaael aed the it ogee anc or ; harge pipes of H uli¢ M which Tiere the Gceting powaes ten pouau of Sr Ae ele ae ioe me stages for North San Juan, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND . is. By request Gold Bare A ARAALAA 28 . sans sanegay 4 t “te N.C. N. GR. R. CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. E Company reserve thé right to virg. , the same, as circumstances may re. quire, ‘Tio take effect » : Thurecay, May 24th 1877, GOING. SOUTH. min No. 2 leaves Nevada Oty at 6 A. M. and leaves Grass Pe + 5.304, My = at Colfax at 6:50.A. in No. 3, (locul between Grass Valley and Nevada), leaves, Weve ni 11.A. M., arrives at Gnags Valley’9h12:95 A. M. Train No. 6, leaves No » at 4:20 P, M., leaves Grass Valley a 4,59 2. M., amrives at Colfax at 6,156 P.M. Ss ARS GOING, NORTH, : in No, 2 leaves Colfax at, 7.20 A. wes Grass Valley at 8:50 A: M., arrives i Nexade Te 2 tar belwock Grace Vas in No. 4 (iocal between Gr: 1 d Nevada). Neves Gruse Valley at 940, . M,, arrives a8 Nevada st 3:10 P, M. Brain No. 6: leavee Colfax at 6-50 P. Me Gaass Yabkey. at 8.26 P. M., arnt ‘ Mercia st eon i. eae ~~ rain No 2 connects daily at Nevada with . and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for, Downieville and Forest City. ‘ Train No6 connects daily with stages from North Ssq Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays ind Frid: ys with stages from: Downieville. and Forest City. JOHN F&F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. . CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, F°s 1877, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, te COMMENCING 4 ' AND, CLO ING ee a 2 ht LS 224. . $40,000 CASH, © Be be distributed in Premiyma, . . The Exhibition wilt ided into, EN DEPARTMENTS, and teeSociety*s Go}d Medal, To be awarded most Bxhibition to coat Pereboens. —AL30,— A Gold Medal, the yalue of one hundred dollars, by ia ee Biges, for the most valuable Gola re atthe Fair. Those desiring Premiym Lists will please notify the Secretary, . THE LARGESP @TOCK sHOoW, —AND— Most Attragtive Speed Display, Kyer offered? by any Agricultural Society in the United States. ; Wa Publie Bale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each day of the Far. “Ra The Ocntral Pacific Railroad ana Steamers will carry articles to and from the Fair, Free of Charge. FF Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will de liver aj] packages Free, not weighing over wenty pounds. : : Applications for Stalls at the Park, ana Space at the Paviliop, should be made to ROBERT BECK, Reoretazy, gt gnce. MEMBERSHIP. , oo 3.. ssseneece sess B09 SINGLE ADMTSBION. . °.7°'"""60'Centa: MARION BIGGS, President. Roper? Bron, Secretory, aug?2l-im PHILIP RICHARDS, No. #0 Main Street, NEVADA PITY, CAL, Gold Dust honght and sold Byilie discounted. Advances made on tiold Dust or vullig for ceipagp atthe Mint. * CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Oorrespondent, f&wise-Americar ie Ban Franciseo ‘yee , Dissolution of Co-partneyship. a ig co-partnership heretofore existi between Jobn Herzingers, Jp., and W. H. Wallace, in the Horge-shoeing and Blacksmithing business, ig } soived by mutual consent.. AM bite sgaivst the concern wil} te paid me, and all persons knowing tb Ten to be. indebted to the firm sre" hezeby notified to pay the same to the underriJOHN MEb Nevada Gity, Bept. 3d, 1877. JAMES J. Of¢. AS#a YER, NGER, dr im for Oot. “fain Strept, Neyada City. 5 Established ip 1852, ‘ ELEOTRO PLATING tp GOLD or BILVER, MINERG HOME, "men Eage PMR comronry OLD AND ORES of every desctiption — ims hereby die ~