September 7, 1877 (4 pages)

a ' g NEVADA CITY. CAL. LOCALAFFAIRS. " a,he Examination of Teachers. . The Examination of teachers commeuced syesterday moruing, at 10 o'clock as announced, with a classof . ‘twenty-one, six miale and ‘fifteen . female applicants: Of these there are teachers of more than ten years ‘experience six others of two or more Jears experience, two of less than ‘two. years. expétience and ten who requisites for obtaining eertificates ‘are that the applicant be eighteen years of age, of good moral character wnd answer eighty per cent. of the ‘questions for second and third grade county: certifivetes. and eighty-five ‘per -cent.for first grade. For third .glndecounty and State certifieates the applican® must obtain 750J-redits or 75 percent. on all the studies for a first grade esunty certificate, ’FSt second and third grade county cer-4 tificates the applicant must obtain percentage of eredits only upon the rtudies reqnired for-these certificates, A Fat 1 Stab. Yesterday forenoon two men at Forest Springs, by the name of Geo, Butts and Bob Roberts, had an encounter, and during the melee Butts stabbed Rober's’ and. killed him. The patties were disputing about work ‘in a mining claim. Butts went up to Grass Valley and gave himself up to an officer, and was brought to this city and lodged in jail to await a preliminary examination. He claims to have done the deed in self defense, oe —_———_—_—__ oe Result of the Election, The returns already in, seem to indicate the election of most of the Democratic ticket. The Repoblicats have elected their Recorder and District Attorney, sure. It is very elose between the Clerk, Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools and Surveyor. To-day we will be able to tell definitely about it, or as soon us the.returns are in.Personal. = Abe Heyman, who represents the * eigar manufactory of Wm. Lewis & Co., was in this city yesterday. The house of W, Lewis & Co.,is one of ‘the largest in the city and «ll retail dealers in this county can get goods at lower prices than at any other erteblishment. Give Heyman an order aud then you can judge of the trath of our statement, Congregational Entertaiment. The following is the cast for ‘Rit vals,’’ 5 act comedy which will be performed at the Theatre on Friday evening: sehen DEAMATIS PERSONA®, Sir Anthony Absolu:e, Mr. Nichols. Captain Absolate, Mr. Sims Jr. Mr. Faulkland, Mr, Sanborn. Bob Acres;’Mr: Hanson; bir Lucius Trigger, Mr. W. Nich. ols. fas Fag, Mr. H, Catkins, — Thomas, Mr. Cleaveland. David, Mr. Gry, Mrs. Malaprop, Miss Cornell, Lydia, Miss Hamilton. Julia, Miss Chestnat. Lucy, Miss.Oates. ~ Reserved seats can be obtained at ‘the Theatre any time during the ‘day without extra charge. Gro. M. Prvsux bas given n-tice through his sttorneys—Messrs. McJlure aud Roydson—'hat on the 14th just. be will, move the’ Nineteeuth District Court to set aside the judgsent in the divorce suit entered by fefault ‘against him. His reasons e: That ocitber the summous nor the complaint in: the action were. perved upon him personally, aud hat he was prevented from appear. ing atid answering by reason of bis bueics ftom the United States from opteimber Ist, 1875, to Acril 10th, industries of California. Sev lL wookgrowens:in-that Stare own Ae 30,000: to 40,000 head of sheep, riunes in the business. The wool Kport list (Vemswasiower 69,000,000 he Dail} Granserips ‘Tae growth of wool has cometo be} F Lively,* (A w# that things have been quite lively there doriug the past few days. . Three theatrical companies bute favored the towo with their pres-. ence, tothe delight of must of its . ’ residents. ‘On the evening of the 31st olt., J. G. Hall, Ditch Agent of the Lake Cothpany’s -ditch,. was stopped by'two men and politely requested to fork over. wbat money he vad with him, amounting to two Gnudred and eighty dollars, which he did without any comments. The faces, but the victimized gentleman ig under the impression that he knows who they are, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB Wrpnespoay. September 5th, 1877. O Oliver, Yuba Mine Judge Anderson, UM tukefurth,¢ MMB Damier, Cas monroe, Cascade +O Buker, Szott’s Flat WO Giecley Cas W Hotebiies ot aint J Sawt1 e, 5an Fran RE Merrow, S F J3-Whitnor, City . § Ba-er, City rf § E Storey, BlueT J Arbogast. B ‘Tent J Robinson, C Honse 8 Peck, Blue Tent JECsrr Willow ¥ A Shields, Q’ kee Hill T Hughes, Ranch C Hughes, Ranch M Niles, You tet J Tonner, Mine. R Wiug, Bloomfield JG Poor. Sail r Flat T McLane, BC Waite, Red Dog W White, City F Hughes, Ranch — OP Stidger, 8 Jnan Migs BLyon, 8 Juan J Coleman. San Fran Mrg Waterman. J -Mrs Turner, S$ Fran J Hibbard, C House T Cleayland. City L Dulac, City BG Fowler, do W Talbott, do AH Walrath, P Mine . B Stewart, City J Gothard, Q’ker H Who. Lord, G@ Valley Miss Dorsey, G V Miss Lo, do Mrs A Wilson, R H Miss A Moor, R Hill T Hanly , Shelby Hill P Nelson,Funt’s Hill J Thompson, son F KE Stinduger, S J E 0 Tompking, Bear Valiey ———_ > o— HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel. A. H HANSON. Pronrieter. Wepnespay. September 5'h, 1877. TB Reardan & w, M's Wood, Sweet Mise Perry, Sweet AP Olark. S’ti’s Flat R McCutchan, C Hill J N Payne, City IJ Rolfe, City W Smith, City O Paker, Scott’s Flat J Shirley, de DP. rsons. Frisco E Varney, D’ville H Lord, City E Day, Truckee 3 Roberts, Sac t H H Sweet, G Valley J Callaghan, G@ Val T Mtin. Bloomfield LH Weave tT, City V Smith, Racrimento O Owens, Vir City E Jamison, Red Dog T Daniels, City @ Robinson, M Fiat : 8 Baker, 8 Flat E Northup, San Juan A Merrow sas High Life. CRIPT cflice, © and ask for High Life cigars. nep7-3t Peurl Locket Lost. On Monday evening last a pear! this city, The finder will confer a ; The Kivals. This celebrated standard play, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the _premier dramatist of his age, will be amusing sit gations, and abundance of quaint humor, the comedy is at once unsurpassed and unsurpassable as might indeed: be said of every . production of its gifted author, whu was at once the brigntest geniu aud greatest wit of his time. The character of Mrs. Malaprop, is with{outa paralel in the history of Brit-' ish drama, and for its exquisite disis absolutely unimitable. Every body should attend, as the proceeds ‘go toward the liquidation of the parsonage debt. Admission 50 cents. Childeen hatf price. —sep-4std Insure in the Norwich Union and Royal of Liverpool. Capital $26,008,000. A. Nivens, Jn., Agent. Nevada, Aug. bth, 1877. _ Dance Priday Night. Don’t fail to attend the social dance, to be given ut Hant’s Hall on Friday night, by Ptof. Muller und Frank Beekett. A gdod ‘time guaranteed toull who ited. ~ aug2z3 _ Owing to the” itimeliie ‘stock of ‘ali. Goods Se Clearance Sale at the PalJace ; vived to Make nw ‘grabd cléats Rh pala stioes diya, during = our See correspondent ‘writing from Cherokee, in this county, iuforms4 . Gity. NAFFZIGER, Prom Jeter, : W McGibbons, City W Sigourney. P Val «Mrs liiscock, Sweet J Boke, Dutch Flat If you want to get a good iden of what constitnes bigh life, go to Rosenthal’s opposite the Translecket, bound with gold, was lost in. fuvor by leaving it at this office. s7-3t Tw its steadily’ play of cowardice, that of Bob Acres: 4 ade Mari. ——— 28 of At Nivens, The best brands of Imported Domesticand Kéy West Cigars, The finest quality of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, A large assortment. of Pipes, Cutlery, ete. nug25 or any other of the best brands of Cigars to be obtained in this city, or, if perchance vou would hke some finely cut plug tobaceo—the best there is for pipe smoking, John Hanly is’ just the man you are looking after Don’t you forget it either. _age29-t! For Sale or Rent. A new Piano for Sile or Rent. Enquire at P. H. Belden’s Drug and Music store, Musonic Hall, Nevada ang18-tf “Union Hotel Barber Shop.” ~ Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performeu at the Union. Hotel Barber Shop in the highest “style of the-art, AMEs Fay, Proprictor. For Cotighs and Throat Disorders use ‘Brown's Bronebial Trocbes,”’ having . roved their efliciency by a test of Many yeurs, — as. i be purcuused right at hime, it is the most snevessful preparation ever iptroduced to our people. ft works like a charm in’ ull cases of Conumption, Pneumonia, Henorrbeizes Asthma, severe Conghs, Cioap and all otver Throat und Lang Diseases. No peigon, bas ever used this medicine without getting immediate relief. -vet there ure a prent Many poor, sufferiag, skeptical persons gvidg abvut our streets with a suspicions cough, and the voice of consumption coming from their lungs, that will not try it. If you die, it is your own fault, as you can go to your Druggist and get» Suwple Bottie for 10 cents sid iry it; three doses will, relieve any case, Regulur size only 75 cts. We Can't Talk Without showing the condition of ourteeth. Every lingh exposes them. ‘In order not to be asbumed of them, let us use tbat standard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is sure to keep them white and spot less. No tartar can evc:ust them,no eunker affect tne enamel, no species of decay infest the deutal bone, if SOZODONT is regularly used. It is « botanical preparation, aud its beveficial effects on the teeth and guibs marvelous, as it remuves all discolorations, and renders the gums hard and rosy. ; errree S. A Card. To ail who are suffering from the _} errors abd indiscretions of youth, uervous weakness, éuriy decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure. you; FREE OF CHARGE. This giest remedy was discovered by Pern eet: in South America. Send a self-addressed enStation D, Bible House, New York City.*° © — feb2 6m Leon’s Karnanion makes beautiful, glossy, laxuriant hair; prevents produced at the Nevada Theatre} its falling “out or turning gray, I: Friday evening, September 7h, bythe members of the Congregational . Uiterary Society. sustained interest, its numerous has stood the test of 40. years. Is charmingly ‘perfamed, anv hus no rival. eee _ mehi2-lyHagas's MaGuorr Baru présérves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan und sallowness; makes the skin ‘soft; white and delicate. Its application. cannot be detected. s<-s> Murder Wiil Out. A few ye re ago ‘‘August’ Flower’’ was discover to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, a Tew thin Dyspepstica made known to their friends vow easily and quickly they had been cured: by its use. ‘The great merits of Green's August Fl wer became berslded through the coantry by one sufferer to avoth«r, antil, without advertising, its: sae has become immense. Druggists in every town in the Ouited States are selling it. No person sufferiug with Sour Stomuch, dick Headache, Custiveness, .pulpitatiou «of the Heart, Indigestion, low spirits, ete., cau take tliree doses without relief. Go to yoar Druggist and get a bot:le for 75 vents and try it. Sample buitles +10 -cents. 4 Card to the Public. For many years ‘we have made twu medicines suited to the ailments of a vastclass of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, the word fuilure cannot be voupledwithtbem, But witbin the last two years counterfeits of ourmedicines have sprung up, duni close imitation of our Max o gecure the people, we buve placed: upon each genoine box of Holloway’s Ointwent the fac mile of the signature of our. agerit, ws a, Bij Byubitarted: ' of Ar re IF you want a genuine Plantaticn ‘patronage. Boscukx’s German Syrap can now . . Fegnen T. Inman, . Moore's, Flat; Banking House. . Senin an SB@ERSEOR TQ ey yy N. WEBER. E : A. CHATY, WEBER & CHATY, WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, . COMMERCIAL STREET,(Opposite Transcript Office, Nevada Oity. ee UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE File ED WITH ; : CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete: Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest Priced, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of Charge. ; respectfully Bolicit a share of the publié WEBER & CHATY, Nevada City, May 19, 1877. CITIZENS BANK. ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ban belch: STOCK, $210,000, E. M. PRESTON. sident T. W. StgourNeY.. 2. Vice Presiden: Joun TE, MORGAN, . elec. +s see. . Cashier. * DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M: Hint, Geo M. Hughes, Thote Meing ; John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, : Geo. A. Couper, E. M. Preston. Receive Deposits. buy end 811 exchang’. Purc* ase Guld Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. . Draw Checks on NEW YORK, 4 : 84N FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, LOS ANGELES. Also sell Exchange on all the principal European Cities Make collections and ttahsact a general Banking Business. . ee: CORRESPONDENTS, New York—First National Bank. San Fraucisco—First Nat Gold Bank, San Jose—Farmers National Gold i ank. Les Angles—Commercial Bank. B24 THOSSHURTLEFF. &, JAMIESON, JUST OPENED. SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I’ GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, JUNCTION OF MAIN AND OO¥OTi STREETS, NEVADA CITY. AVE JUST OPENED AT THE ABOVE PLACE WITH A _. Large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Which they will sell Very Cheap for Casix. ; We will deliver a1} Goods 8014 by us, withina reasofable distance, FREZ OF CHARGE: . ™ We int:nd. putting the prices ‘of’ 6a goods down to the LUWEsT, FIQURE and will therefore sell _ AES ‘STRICTLY FOR CASH. ~ money by buy ing for cash. ti MAYS) Ds CALCOMMENCING $40,000 CASH, To be see int Premiums. The: Exhibition xe divided inte SEVEN ‘DEPARTWEN’ , and the Soetery*s Gold Medat, To be awarded to the most Meritori Exhibit.ou ia each Department: « —ALSO,— . A Gold Medal, the value of one hundred dollurs, by . resident Bigg®, for the most valuable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair. Those desiring Premium Lists will please notify the Secietary. THE LARGEST STOCK SHOW, nici . Most Attractive Speed Display, ver offered by any Agricultural Society in the United States. : a7’ Public Sale of Thoroughbred Stock at the Park each day of the Fair. tka. The Central Pacific: Railroad: and Steamers will carry articles to and from tue Fair, Free of Charge. a9” Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will deliver all.packages Free, not weighiug over wenty pounds. ; : BECH; Séctetary,atontes” * BINGLE ADM AOMBD I 2ELD INES Glee ar MALION BIGGS, President.wht W. F. CUMMINGS, mae BWMOoLI QA coo ‘MaRKS 4 COMPANY, OORE’S FLAT NEVADA CO. CAL UST BOUG B ent) Ba zzard om _? ettiag! By strict attention to business, and a]. determination to satisfy our customers!) . botmin quality, and price of Grocerics; we . -Ganned-Goods, Produce, ete. Call at the’ New Grocery Store and suve . Applications for Stu¥ieatthé Park, and . Stace at the Pavilion, should be made ty» . : PLA PLEASAN FIRST-CLASS BOR: ¥ OONG LADIES “THIS INSTITULION-OF FERS information address the Principal, : ink * be Fitee GROCERERS! & ‘ an . ass a . CHEMICAL’ LABORATORY. . 5% 84 CRAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO. ‘ SPecEss0n TO), 16 fT * LESTER'& MULLOY; . . DEALER ry" GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY. Bte,, ete, — Sine LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF A . Pamily Groceries KEPT, ARRIVING DAILY FROM HEADQUARTERS Will be sold and delivered promptly, at the ‘LOWEST IIVING RATES. FINE WINES aS Ikeepthe BEST quality of Groceries in ‘the ‘market. CERVILLE EPO D into bars, and returns made 4 24 to 48 hours, _ tool CHAS. BE. MULLOY. §2 Broad Street, TIME TABLE; NO. 4°" f o~ Company reserve the right to very: the same, a8. circunistances y te. . effect ers quire. To take Train No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. B., leaves . : raas es 4.50 P. M., artives at . Colfax at 6.15 P, M. Apruky Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M,) leaves Grass Valley at 8:60 A.M), arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M.i Tram Nr. 4 (:ocal between Grass Valley’ and Nevada) leaves Grars Valley at 9:40 P. M,, arrive® at Nevada at 320 P. Mf) i NEVADA. CITY, Cal. \sMiscoumed, . . A tended to, AND “GENTLEMEN, iS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES», The-next-term commences Ang” st’ 20th, “1877. THOS, PRICH'S Y OFFICE, —axpof bullion received, meet an SDGHta Bullion cah be forwarded to this Ome from any part of the interior by Express” and returns made in the same manner. * Careful Anaiysis made of Ores, Metis. oils, Waters, Industmal Products, etc. Mines examined and reported upon. “Gen sultations'ou Chemical und Metilurgics! guestions: os Charges: Gold and Silver BaLliion. Gold bars on all «mounts below $1,000), $200. Gold Bars on al! amounts above $1,000, ‘, per cent: i Silver Bars on all amounts below $4, $2 00. : Silver Bars on all amounts above $400, * per cent. . Dore Bars for the Gold...0. $2 00 pe og eee 36 DEF cent. Determination of Gold and Silverin aiy alloy, $2 v0. : Assay for Gold and Silver... Su “ “ Gold, Silverand Lead. .:.5 00 ss _** Gold, Silver and Copper. -. .5 4: eM Soper oe eecbch ete 28 F Gv a e Tron. . Oe Me cae 12h Oa bf ** Quicksilver . 28h big * Manganese... 25 OR be ee Obromtem . 66. Ss 5 ty Test forany single metal.. 2 Oe Analyses. 2h Ge Quantitative + ; = «Prowtenle Analysis of Coal.:.. Quantitative + GE EM 5G. ised 5G tie Complete analyses, qualitative and quunti-« “tative; of complex pubstanves at especialy rates, agits eeeee THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley’ Stag oi Line. = i as. Sime Table be Leave it eae at i aoc whe Vgetees. ive Nevada Citya «Mt. heave Grass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M : ze-. turning leave Nevete City ate. part of the we without éxtra charge. : Sitar te Ta ao ty Gta a : w a > Valley, vroptly &t. GEO waatre, ; . q, ’ sept-tf iin . NICE GROOB st Church, constantly om hand as fine a'stock of Gu CERILS in Nevada AS THE LOWEST. “tive me acall a mag Veliaks Glee Pei ae . an eR, at. 5.30A, arrives 7. pte LiF ; x sy “tlt Train No. 3, TASS and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 1 A. Pape rives at Grass Valley at 11:36 A. M. T bie Store, of BROAD: pos *2 the Methodist: + VISIONS, &c; as canbe fou pd » which will be soldas lu W Directors, and + other business : meeting, will be nild.on Monday, Sept. 10th, 1877, at lo’ -ank BY M,. 5 ANNUAL MEETING. i ber ennua) m<ting of the Gala Spring Minivg Cou: eny, for the election of transaction of eu: may"ecome. before the. at. the a the of Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-60 P.M, . of the Secretary, corner of Pree leave Grass Valley a¢8.26 P. M.; arrives at . Pine atreete, Nevau: City. Nevada at 8:52 P. M. : ‘ leu. ROLFE, Borah Nevada City, Augi:t 10th, 1877, . Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with . : a : stages for North San Juan, and on Tues ; ‘ days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. 4 Train No 5 —— <a ag mane ' EMPIRE from. uan, @ on Mondays, : ‘ * g Ww and Frid+ ys with from sT A BLE. Downieville and Forest City. ¥ . JOEN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent, PHILIP RICHARDS, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1rd.”” : *

a ' g NEVADA CITY. CAL. LOCALAFFAIRS. " a,he Examination of Teachers. . The Examination of teachers commeuced syesterday moruing, at 10 o'clock as announced, with a classof . ‘twenty-one, six miale and ‘fifteen . female applicants: Of these there are teachers of more than ten years ‘experience six others of two or more Jears experience, two of less than ‘two. years. expétience and ten who requisites for obtaining eertificates ‘are that the applicant be eighteen years of age, of good moral character wnd answer eighty per cent. of the ‘questions for second and third grade county: certifivetes. and eighty-five ‘per -cent.for first grade. For third .glndecounty and State certifieates the applican® must obtain 750J-redits or 75 percent. on all the studies for a first grade esunty certificate, ’FSt second and third grade county cer-4 tificates the applicant must obtain percentage of eredits only upon the rtudies reqnired for-these certificates, A Fat 1 Stab. Yesterday forenoon two men at Forest Springs, by the name of Geo, Butts and Bob Roberts, had an encounter, and during the melee Butts stabbed Rober's’ and. killed him. The patties were disputing about work ‘in a mining claim. Butts went up to Grass Valley and gave himself up to an officer, and was brought to this city and lodged in jail to await a preliminary examination. He claims to have done the deed in self defense, oe —_———_—_—__ oe Result of the Election, The returns already in, seem to indicate the election of most of the Democratic ticket. The Repoblicats have elected their Recorder and District Attorney, sure. It is very elose between the Clerk, Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools and Surveyor. To-day we will be able to tell definitely about it, or as soon us the.returns are in.Personal. = Abe Heyman, who represents the * eigar manufactory of Wm. Lewis & Co., was in this city yesterday. The house of W, Lewis & Co.,is one of ‘the largest in the city and «ll retail dealers in this county can get goods at lower prices than at any other erteblishment. Give Heyman an order aud then you can judge of the trath of our statement, Congregational Entertaiment. The following is the cast for ‘Rit vals,’’ 5 act comedy which will be performed at the Theatre on Friday evening: sehen DEAMATIS PERSONA®, Sir Anthony Absolu:e, Mr. Nichols. Captain Absolate, Mr. Sims Jr. Mr. Faulkland, Mr, Sanborn. Bob Acres;’Mr: Hanson; bir Lucius Trigger, Mr. W. Nich. ols. fas Fag, Mr. H, Catkins, — Thomas, Mr. Cleaveland. David, Mr. Gry, Mrs. Malaprop, Miss Cornell, Lydia, Miss Hamilton. Julia, Miss Chestnat. Lucy, Miss.Oates. ~ Reserved seats can be obtained at ‘the Theatre any time during the ‘day without extra charge. Gro. M. Prvsux bas given n-tice through his sttorneys—Messrs. McJlure aud Roydson—'hat on the 14th just. be will, move the’ Nineteeuth District Court to set aside the judgsent in the divorce suit entered by fefault ‘against him. His reasons e: That ocitber the summous nor the complaint in: the action were. perved upon him personally, aud hat he was prevented from appear. ing atid answering by reason of bis bueics ftom the United States from opteimber Ist, 1875, to Acril 10th, industries of California. Sev lL wookgrowens:in-that Stare own Ae 30,000: to 40,000 head of sheep, riunes in the business. The wool Kport list (Vemswasiower 69,000,000 he Dail} Granserips ‘Tae growth of wool has cometo be} F Lively,* (A w# that things have been quite lively there doriug the past few days. . Three theatrical companies bute favored the towo with their pres-. ence, tothe delight of must of its . ’ residents. ‘On the evening of the 31st olt., J. G. Hall, Ditch Agent of the Lake Cothpany’s -ditch,. was stopped by'two men and politely requested to fork over. wbat money he vad with him, amounting to two Gnudred and eighty dollars, which he did without any comments. The faces, but the victimized gentleman ig under the impression that he knows who they are, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB Wrpnespoay. September 5th, 1877. O Oliver, Yuba Mine Judge Anderson, UM tukefurth,¢ MMB Damier, Cas monroe, Cascade +O Buker, Szott’s Flat WO Giecley Cas W Hotebiies ot aint J Sawt1 e, 5an Fran RE Merrow, S F J3-Whitnor, City . § Ba-er, City rf § E Storey, BlueT J Arbogast. B ‘Tent J Robinson, C Honse 8 Peck, Blue Tent JECsrr Willow ¥ A Shields, Q’ kee Hill T Hughes, Ranch C Hughes, Ranch M Niles, You tet J Tonner, Mine.. R Wiug, Bloomfield JG Poor. Sail r Flat T McLane, BC Waite, Red Dog W White, City F Hughes, Ranch — OP Stidger, 8 Jnan Migs BLyon, 8 Juan J Coleman. San Fran Mrg Waterman. J -Mrs Turner, S$ Fran J Hibbard, C House T Cleayland. City L Dulac, City BG Fowler, do W Talbott, do AH Walrath, P Mine . B Stewart, City J Gothard, Q’ker H Who. Lord, G@ Valley Miss Dorsey, G V Miss Lo, do Mrs A Wilson, R H Miss A Moor, R Hill T Hanly , Shelby Hill P Nelson,Funt’s Hill J Thompson, son F KE Stinduger, S J E 0 Tompking, Bear Valiey ———_ > o— HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel. A. H HANSON. Pronrieter. Wepnespay. September 5'h, 1877. TB Reardan & w, M's Wood, Sweet Mise Perry, Sweet AP Olark. S’ti’s Flat R McCutchan, C Hill J N Payne, City IJ Rolfe, City W Smith, City O Paker, Scott’s Flat J Shirley, de DP. rsons. Frisco E Varney, D’ville H Lord, City E Day, Truckee 3 Roberts, Sac t H H Sweet, G Valley J Callaghan, G@ Val T Mtin. Bloomfield LH Weave tT, City V Smith, Racrimento O Owens, Vir City E Jamison, Red Dog T Daniels, City @ Robinson, M Fiat : 8 Baker, 8 Flat E Northup, San Juan A Merrow sas High Life. CRIPT cflice, © and ask for High Life cigars. nep7-3t Peurl Locket Lost. On Monday evening last a pear! this city, The finder will confer a ; The Kivals. This celebrated standard play, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the _premier dramatist of his age, will be amusing sit gations, and abundance of quaint humor, the comedy is at once unsurpassed and unsurpassable as might indeed: be said of every . production of its gifted author, whu was at once the brigntest geniu aud greatest wit of his time. The character of Mrs. Malaprop, is with{outa paralel in the history of Brit-' ish drama, and for its exquisite disis absolutely unimitable. Every body should attend, as the proceeds ‘go toward the liquidation of the parsonage debt. Admission 50 cents. Childeen hatf price. —sep-4std Insure in the Norwich Union and Royal of Liverpool. Capital $26,008,000. A. Nivens, Jn., Agent. Nevada, Aug. bth, 1877. _ Dance Priday Night. Don’t fail to attend the social dance, to be given ut Hant’s Hall on Friday night, by Ptof. Muller und Frank Beekett. A gdod ‘time guaranteed toull who ited. ~ aug2z3 _ Owing to the” itimeliie ‘stock of ‘ali. Goods Se Clearance Sale at the PalJace ; vived to Make nw ‘grabd cléats Rh pala stioes diya, during = our See correspondent ‘writing from Cherokee, in this county, iuforms4 . Gity. NAFFZIGER, Prom Jeter, : W McGibbons, City W Sigourney. P Val «Mrs liiscock, Sweet J Boke, Dutch Flat If you want to get a good iden of what constitnes bigh life, go to Rosenthal’s opposite the Translecket, bound with gold, was lost in. fuvor by leaving it at this office. s7-3t Tw its steadily’ play of cowardice, that of Bob Acres: 4 ade Mari. ——— 28 of At Nivens, The best brands of Imported Domesticand Kéy West Cigars, The finest quality of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, A large assortment. of Pipes, Cutlery, ete. nug25 or any other of the best brands of Cigars to be obtained in this city, or, if perchance vou would hke some finely cut plug tobaceo—the best there is for pipe smoking, John Hanly is’ just the man you are looking after Don’t you forget it either. _age29-t! For Sale or Rent. A new Piano for Sile or Rent. Enquire at P. H. Belden’s Drug and Music store, Musonic Hall, Nevada ang18-tf “Union Hotel Barber Shop.” ~ Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performeu at the Union. Hotel Barber Shop in the highest “style of the-art, AMEs Fay, Proprictor. For Cotighs and Throat Disorders use ‘Brown's Bronebial Trocbes,”’ having . roved their efliciency by a test of Many yeurs, — as. i be purcuused right at hime, it is the most snevessful preparation ever iptroduced to our people. ft works like a charm in’ ull cases of Conumption, Pneumonia, Henorrbeizes Asthma, severe Conghs, Cioap and all otver Throat und Lang Diseases. No peigon, bas ever used this medicine without getting immediate relief. -vet there ure a prent Many poor, sufferiag, skeptical persons gvidg abvut our streets with a suspicions cough, and the voice of consumption coming from their lungs, that will not try it. If you die, it is your own fault, as you can go to your Druggist and get» Suwple Bottie for 10 cents sid iry it; three doses will, relieve any case, Regulur size only 75 cts. We Can't Talk Without showing the condition of ourteeth. Every lingh exposes them. ‘In order not to be asbumed of them, let us use tbat standard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is sure to keep them white and spot less. No tartar can evc:ust them,no eunker affect tne enamel, no species of decay infest the deutal bone, if SOZODONT is regularly used. It is « botanical preparation, aud its beveficial effects on the teeth and guibs marvelous, as it remuves all discolorations, and renders the gums hard and rosy. ; errree S. A Card. To ail who are suffering from the _} errors abd indiscretions of youth, uervous weakness, éuriy decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure. you; FREE OF CHARGE. This giest remedy was discovered by Pern eet: in South America. Send a self-addressed enStation D, Bible House, New York City.*° © — feb2 6m Leon’s Karnanion makes beautiful, glossy, laxuriant hair; prevents produced at the Nevada Theatre} its falling “out or turning gray, I: Friday evening, September 7h, bythe members of the Congregational . Uiterary Society. sustained interest, its numerous has stood the test of 40. years. Is charmingly ‘perfamed, anv hus no rival. eee _ mehi2-lyHagas's MaGuorr Baru présérves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan und sallowness; makes the skin ‘soft; white and delicate. Its application. cannot be detected. s<-s> Murder Wiil Out. A few ye re ago ‘‘August’ Flower’’ was discover to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, a Tew thin Dyspepstica made known to their friends vow easily and quickly they had been cured: by its use. ‘The great merits of Green's August Fl wer became berslded through the coantry by one sufferer to avoth«r,

antil, without advertising, its: sae has become immense. Druggists in every town in the Ouited States are selling it. No person sufferiug with Sour Stomuch, dick Headache, Custiveness, .pulpitatiou «of the Heart, Indigestion, low spirits, ete., cau take tliree doses without relief. Go to yoar Druggist and get a bot:le for 75 vents and try it. Sample buitles +10 -cents. 4 Card to the Public. For many years ‘we have made twu medicines suited to the ailments of a vastclass of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, the word fuilure cannot be voupledwithtbem, But witbin the last two years counterfeits of ourmedicines have sprung up, duni close imitation of our Max o gecure the people, we buve placed: upon each genoine box of Holloway’s Ointwent the fac mile of the signature of our. agerit, ws a, Bij Byubitarted: ' of Ar re IF you want a genuine Plantaticn ‘patronage. Boscukx’s German Syrap can now . . Fegnen T. Inman, . Moore's, Flat; Banking House. . Senin an SB@ERSEOR TQ ey yy N. WEBER. E : A. CHATY, WEBER & CHATY, WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, . COMMERCIAL STREET,(Opposite Transcript Office, Nevada Oity. ee UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE File ED WITH ; : CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete: Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest Priced, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of Charge. ; respectfully Bolicit a share of the publié WEBER & CHATY, Nevada City, May 19, 1877. CITIZENS BANK. ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ban belch: STOCK, $210,000, E. M. PRESTON.. sident T. W. StgourNeY.... 2. Vice Presiden: Joun TE, MORGAN, . elec.. +s see. . Cashier. * DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M: Hint, Geo M. Hughes, Thote Meing ; John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, : Geo. A. Couper, E. M. Preston.. Receive Deposits. buy end 811 exchang’. Purc* ase Guld Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for ad County Warrants. . Draw Checks on NEW YORK, 4 : 84N FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, LOS ANGELES. Also sell Exchange on all the principal European Cities Make collections and ttahsact a general Banking Business. . ee: CORRESPONDENTS, New York—First National Bank. San Fraucisco—First Nat Gold Bank, San Jose—Farmers National Gold i ank. Les Angles—Commercial Bank. B24 THOSSHURTLEFF. &, JAMIESON, JUST OPENED. SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I’ GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, JUNCTION OF MAIN AND OO¥OTi STREETS, NEVADA CITY. AVE JUST OPENED AT THE ABOVE PLACE WITH A _. Large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Which they will sell Very Cheap for Casix. ; We will deliver a1} Goods 8014 by us, withina reasofable distance, FREZ OF CHARGE: . ™ We int:nd. putting the prices ‘of’ 6a goods down to the LUWEsT, FIQURE and will therefore sell _ AES ‘STRICTLY FOR CASH. ~ money by buy ing for cash. ti MAYS) Ds CALCOMMENCING $40,000 CASH, To be see int Premiums. The: Exhibition xe divided inte SEVEN ‘DEPARTWEN’ , and the Soetery*s Gold Medat, To be awarded to the most Meritori Exhibit.ou ia each Department: « —ALSO,— . A Gold Medal, the value of one hundred dollurs, by . resident Bigg®, for the most valuable Gold Bar exhibited at the Fair. Those desiring Premium Lists will please notify the Secietary. THE LARGEST STOCK SHOW, nici . Most Attractive Speed Display, ver offered by any Agricultural Society in the United States. : a7’ Public Sale of Thoroughbred Stock at the Park each day of the Fair. tka. The Central Pacific: Railroad: and Steamers will carry articles to and from tue Fair, Free of Charge.. a9” Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express will deliver all.packages Free, not weighiug over wenty pounds. ; : BECH; Séctetary,atontes” * BINGLE ADM AOMBD I 2ELD INES Glee ar MALION BIGGS, President.wht W. F. CUMMINGS, mae BWMOoLI QA coo ‘MaRKS 4 COMPANY, OORE’S FLAT NEVADA CO. CAL UST BOUG B ent) Ba zzard om _? ettiag! By strict attention to business, and a]. determination to satisfy our customers!) . botmin quality, and price of Grocerics; we . -Ganned-Goods, Produce, ete. Call at the’ New Grocery Store and suve . Applications for Stu¥ieatthé Park, and . Stace at the Pavilion, should be made ty» . : PLA PLEASAN FIRST-CLASS BOR: ¥ OONG LADIES “THIS INSTITULION-OF FERS information address the Principal, : ink * be Fitee GROCERERS! & ‘ an . ass a . CHEMICAL’ LABORATORY. . 5% 84 CRAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO. ‘ SPecEss0n TO), 16 fT * LESTER'& MULLOY; . . DEALER ry" GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY. Bte,, ete, — Sine LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF A . Pamily Groceries KEPT, ARRIVING DAILY FROM HEADQUARTERS Will be sold and delivered promptly, at the ‘LOWEST IIVING RATES. FINE WINES aS Ikeepthe BEST quality of Groceries in ‘the ‘market. CERVILLE EPO D into bars, and returns made 4 24 to 48 hours, _ tool CHAS. BE. MULLOY. §2 Broad Street, TIME TABLE; NO. 4°" f o~ Company reserve the right to very: the same, a8. circunistances y te. . effect ers quire. To take Train No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. B., leaves . : raas es 4.50 P. M., artives at . Colfax at 6.15 P, M. Apruky Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M,) leaves Grass Valley at 8:60 A.M), arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M.i Tram Nr. 4 (:ocal between Grass Valley’ and Nevada) leaves Grars Valley at 9:40 P. M,, arrive® at Nevada at 320 P. Mf) i NEVADA. CITY, Cal. \sMiscoumed, . . A tended to, AND “GENTLEMEN, iS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES», The-next-term commences Ang” st’ 20th, “1877. THOS, PRICH'S Y OFFICE, —axpof bullion received, meet an SDGHta Bullion cah be forwarded to this Ome from any part of the interior by Express” and returns made in the same manner. * Careful Anaiysis made of Ores, Metis. oils, Waters, Industmal Products, etc. Mines examined and reported upon. “Gen sultations'ou Chemical und Metilurgics! guestions: os Charges: Gold and Silver BaLliion. Gold bars on all «mounts below $1,000), $200. Gold Bars on al! amounts above $1,000, ‘, per cent: i Silver Bars on all amounts below $4, $2 00. : Silver Bars on all amounts above $400, * per cent. . Dore Bars for the Gold.....0.. $2 00 pe og eee 36 DEF cent. Determination of Gold and Silverin aiy alloy, $2 v0. : Assay for Gold and Silver...... Su “ “ Gold, Silverand Lead. .:.5 00 ss _** Gold, Silver and Copper. -. .5 4: eM Soper oe eecbch ete 28 F Gv a e Tron.. . Oe Me cae 12h Oa bf ** Quicksilver .. 28h big * Manganese..... 25 OR be ee Obromtem . 66. Ss 5 ty Test forany single metal.... 2 Oe Analyses. 2h Ge Quantitative + ; = «Prowtenle Analysis of Coal..:... Quantitative + GE EM 5G. ised 5G tie Complete analyses, qualitative and quunti-« “tative; of complex pubstanves at especialy rates, agits eeeee THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley’ Stag oi Line. = i as. Sime Table be Leave it eae at i aoc whe Vgetees. ive Nevada Citya «Mt. heave Grass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M : ze-. turning leave Nevete City ate. part of the we without éxtra charge. : Sitar te Ta ao ty Gta a : w a > Valley, vroptly &t. GEO waatre, ; . q, ’ sept-tf iin . NICE GROOB st Church, constantly om hand as fine a'stock of Gu CERILS in Nevada AS THE LOWEST. “tive me acall a mag Veliaks Glee Pei ae . an eR, at. 5.30A, arrives 7. pte LiF ; x sy “tlt Train No. 3, TASS and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 1 A. Pape rives at Grass Valley at 11:36 A. M. T bie Store, of BROAD: pos *2 the Methodist: + VISIONS, &c; as canbe fou pd » which will be soldas lu W Directors, and + other business : meeting, will be nild.on Monday, Sept. 10th, 1877, at lo’ -ank BY M,. 5 ANNUAL MEETING. i ber ennua) m<ting of the Gala Spring Minivg Cou: eny, for the election of transaction of eu: may"ecome. before the. at. the a the of Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-60 P.M, . of the Secretary, corner of Pree leave Grass Valley a¢8.26 P. M.; arrives at . Pine atreete, Nevau: City. Nevada at 8:52 P. M. : ‘ leu. ROLFE, Borah Nevada City, Augi:t 10th, 1877, . Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with . : a : stages for North San Juan, and on Tues ; ‘ days, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. 4 Train No 5 —— <a ag mane ' EMPIRE from. uan, @ on Mondays, : ‘ * g Ww and Frid+ ys with from sT A BLE. Downieville and Forest City. ¥ . JOEN F. KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent, PHILIP RICHARDS, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA C1rd.”” : *