February 16, 1861 (4 pages)

sete ~ ager = Retina ON Nea WRN WOE _ tw Onfeted, there is no doubt of his duty to . coum 6f the country to protect public YY plied with munitions of war with no men to tatiously ineulted>a few years ago? to re—the ‘ vhost bento Pointe ” No doubt Buchanan's power: has dwindled to # conséinipitible polit by his cowardly procrastination, He admite it is his duty at all times protect and defend the property of the United States within the States. Has he not violated this confessed: duty-by leaving forts, arsenals; hospitals, and other public property exposed to be captured by mobs without ‘arly protection whatever? “Aside from the mooted question whether he has ® right under the constitution to enforce ‘the. laws which he is constitutionally sworn “protect publig propérty. He admits that duty. Why then leaye Fort Moultrie, and the other harbor defenses of Charleston with"gue protection T~ Why leave ‘Gyery fort and . " " Publie Work li” the cotton States fully sup-. use, them 1. Why disregard the continued property and honor? He had-the plainest evidenee of the intention of the revolutionists: mits that it was his duty to do the very reverse of what he has done. He claims that defense, not aggression, has been his policy. fay 7 ogee ence ae to allow all the means of deriled be given up to the public enemy ? to go Wailing the White House, and calling for the p . of the preachers he ostenand the nation's rm competed & submit to search that suggests that if the seceders abstain from any acts calculated to produce a collision of arms, the danger no longer exists. At the Fort Pickens was invested by-a hostile force . of eight ttundred men, and Fort Sumter by thousands. Of what material must the Ex-" “ecutive be composed who can thus talk, when peaceable passenger steamers are brought to in our principal river by shots across the me sae Adela have been President admits that his power ig vonfined to very ‘narrow limits. He has squandered the powers of the governmetit ebihmitted to his charge. He has sat like' an incubus upon the heart of the nation whe has put his finger upon its pulse, and "pressed hard lest it beat too high. He has peted the opportunity to protect the pubuntil it is in the hands of defiant noe ote war almost: ineviernment” upon the same principle as” discharged his confessed duty of p reat the hands of the seceders. begging to the seceders to-do no} more abstain from any further act¥ of defiance of his authority, lest they ae the'] little interest in Jo . gantly and euphuistically rendered : . at the tax rty, in twe weeks more the . survey of our. pyr that. the’ pupils take learning—that there is a want of strict parental authority, and thatour children are given to “sharp practiee and low and chéating Jews.” . ‘The teachers até'poor, the trustees poorer. After these. flattering statements we are, prepared for something eloquent, and get it. The proverb, “as. the twig is bent the tree’s inclined,” is thus ele» Pike t yields to the passi co gree is swayed. by the Gag ted aring of hes one y and as-pature causes the twig to put forth from time pip ompeenr pene) leaves and branches, so step the faalties of tho mlad and functions ot body . : andl ae nebure, dderee the plant with the spring, the blossoms of summer ‘and the fruite Of a of autumn, so she develops and clothes the mind with the leaves of memory, and the flowers of imagination, before the ripened fruits of reason and experience ; and as the culturist pranes and shapes thé one, 80 to should the Teacher instruct and guide the ot Ae excellencd trom this eminent man in the report, besides an original allusion tothe “glorious days of the Republics of Greece and. Rome.” How we.regret we don’t publish a double sheet Union, to give this fine. display of literary taste in extenso. We can promise our readers that if they will hunt up the. report they will be fully rewarded. They will find out all about ‘fleshless females,” *“‘spring’s genial showers,” “summer's warin and fervid sun,” “winter's cold and terpid breath,” “varying epochs,” “gentle flights from bough to bough,” how to‘‘stem a storm,” “ascend the sharp acclivity,” “nor rest not, hor pause not, till seated in the mountain top of unfading light and glory, looking sp untrammelied and unshackled (and we presume ee through the arcana of naLet the question no longer be des asked Have we a poot amongst us ) . Counry Taxation. — We exhibited, a . few days ago, a table showing the large de. linquency of tax payments, in this county, and recommended a remedy.maimer in which property is described in the assessment rollis sufficient to deter bidders and we think the Board of Supervisors ‘do well to refuse pay to the Assessor for work improperly performed. We believe that not & tenth of the taxes since the organization of county could have been collected if the assésaments had been submitted to legal teste: The description is almost invariably deficient. . The’ knowledge . bu that taxes cannot be collected upon insufficient assessments has made many men negleet to pay their taxes; and after a few judgments against tax-titles, such as has been rendered in our District Court and inthe Supreme Court, few will risk the buying. i Sacramento bill does away with this difficulty by legalizing the assessments, and forbidding any pleadings by the defendant that the assessment is imperfect. It may be a good idea: to use the surplus of the special fund to pay: off the indebtedness Of the Indigent sick fand, instead of turning it into the general fund. Indeed, we think it far preferable to an increased tax But one clags of cases consigned to the county hospital should be excluded and the pressure on tha fund would~ be lessened. s. We believe the Board knows to what we allude, for its attention has been called to} matter. At Sacramento no such cases mitted unless the sufferer is totelly. awl , te saber, saat makin Miss @elebrated actress. The . e eed . Slee Ag," pusaaedsa Cece Gly, Utah hand} wildernexs; as witness the following polite al: lasted thls éotitesrs} thie’editor of the En! : m . creed a statue to General. Garibaldi, to be been We learn tren thin iether. gonioban. “. rived at Sait F¥aiitised from Hong Kong on gader, vou will And a lot more of the: ‘sind . ” The sareless : ot eae, aid from ne ober te. Tersitery-—« good. sised sheet, beautifully printed, on clear, white paper, and apparGénducted with ability. The amenities of editor's] life, we see, prevail aleo in the ee de-. . erected in one of the ‘public ‘BqQuates, to be . ealled after him. It has also decreed medals . of honor to those of the National Guard who have distinguished themselves Paring ten Inte . : memorable events. a i consent io. neecggolang om. is Secremetto, for the right to rua horse railroad* ears on certain streets in that city. Two bill are now before the Legislature for that purpose. a . More Cuiest.—The ship Jacob Bell arSaturday, bringing 313 China emigrants. Another vessel has since at sa » bringing several . TT TRACY havin opened the above sa. ing and Mies St btay ht g keeping’ on ‘hand: the best. S119 Ons er ClO AHS. tionate hundred. te Lord Caithless, a Scottish nobleman, has been ereating a sensation in London with his new steam carriage. He is said to have . driven threugh the most crowded parts without frightening the horses, and threaded the vehicles, thekly strewn as they are in the city, with ease and elegance. METROPOLITAN hg ancl and Mince. ees ecccescece Mae ee oe es evuatdiccdacens sees é Vv. a THIRD APPEARANCE Of the ‘world renowned ; MARTINETTI RAVEL TROUPE Satuday Evening, Feb. 106th, The —, will commence with the comic THE MILI INERS. After which. the beautifal Ballet entitled La Major de Seville, The whole to conclude with the celebrated eomic pantomime of EATER, . Se JOCKO, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE. ee ey: sessnass ONE DOLLAR GALLMRY. £05.00 6006655. hiatal FIFTY CENTS" ee TBA shop om hare oR ae has Nevada Iron and Brass wioreys[* And ee, Shop, » Spring Street,. +++. Nevada Olty. Ser o ENGINES A} INES AND. BOILERS BUILT to order. inchinery com of ev fitted up or 8, Saw, Grist Horse Power and a alt “and All Bare Milley om tly, and at as low Fe as any establisheae. (fied) War Meco “ QtATE OF 2. OF CALIFORNIA---County of Ne Ow all men these and make known my intention to carry on business On my own account, and in Own name, as inleture of the State of Gallfernia: coeited se reo of en ‘San —s to authorize Married Women to transact siness In their own name as Sole T Traders” approved Aprii 12,” ies, And I further declare, said busiuess will be the business as me: ing a Boarding House, and M >and will ork oy tenet te amour of 6 Hyco d and and that the amount o: the said businges.doee not execel sono In witness whereof, Tir Cone set my hand and seal, this 9th day of Feb. A: p. 1861. her ANN PAULL. Witness: Geo, S. Hupp. maar STATE OF CALIFORNiA—Coun: of ‘henna on this 9th day of F a rm, “ before 8. Hupp, a Notary Publ the Coun wife of Wm. s of her said husbatid, and that she aes not wish to retract the execution ef the same. ~~ wats witness bo yc a T have hereunto } vent {tn tive County aforesend, she ae , pa “— de abeve w ’ fi5-3w GEO. 8. P, Notary Public SB Main street, ‘The most choice Wines, Cigars And Finc Liquors, aways te be Wound at this. Waicon,) FUNSTON & = ‘Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf f YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, : “No. 85 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, ts “eee ons : Mir se Sa er sae Come and see for yourselves ! Bailey House Bar. ‘would thferin the pablic that he at Chines Keep on hand. the. Finest Liquors, . ’ ‘Wines, Brandies, Ale and Cigars, Xr Gentlemen, give me & Bats, 2 and 7 convinced of the fact di-tf a ee 2 ae mal heme rer dines ut NEW Yorxz SALVON, No. 72 Broad street, Nevada City. ir Lessons given in the MANLY ART to persons who re attai the same Give Matt a eallhe is us old sport”? and will use you well. fi-tf 7 — a, California Cured Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. Ts su to call the Attenbscriber tion of TRADERS ND FAMILIES toa superior article of te tas manufactured b hi im from ‘ales: CORN FED HOGS, at his.es shment;-on the Toll Road between Grass M by and Nev: one mile from the latterplace. Having on 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled to — to the Trade, and inhabitants of Grass V: country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms ba their attention. Ooi Nevada., Eeb.114f -No.50 Commercial CHAS. KENT» Wow, Pgs his eld neree, and all in GOOD AMERICAN BEEF, ‘MUTTON, ! PORK. VEGETABLES, ETC, That the Empire Market has been: removed to No. ce them and attend fa'taes of atte hares ete. ete. the best ast he will sell wholesale o evada, Feb. 5, 1861.—tf_ CENTRE WiRKET, . ding . SOHN SUMNIDER, ABee TE Ne, 13, Commercial Street, I peg paises eee ares arge, yeon 4 large supply Américan Seef, . ahiaet oar » alee MEATS IVER: pert: ada, February 1, 1861-¢ to see cipiES CHAFRECE GIFT 1) ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1861. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. enameled WATC cond Prize—Ladies* alicenting Gon Gown. ma dies’ Enameled ho Gold Locket. Sixth Pri ith a ee Elegant swung on grid 5 tg teenth and Fifteenth Prigés—Kach, handsome bts dan Be“had kt the Be Mus JS SNYDER . Act PRIZE etait iowsled, aro fa phan a enth Prizé—Ladies’ Mou Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s DressST. PATRICK'S ANNIVERSARY _* A Ball will be given at the N. ¥: Hotel, ON MONDAY, MARCUM 18th, 1861. ‘to the ioe of me giving’ iat hls hta above bors without a ty 1861-td J.P. ADAMS. phe. rll WOULD SEROUMCE t . pus LAyAgor Somer over Block & Compe. . hike . ™. P. O'Conner & E, 8, Chipman, AT LAW, ‘in all the Courts of the State of . count _ ways ley, Nevada and the upper . street. hore he will be pleased . / 6. W. MULFORD & 60. BANKERS. ——. geeepassmnaen neat Street, Nevada. Tieit Onecks on Scrtmento sd San cap eas ae S._ Branch Mint for ae tale Nev: a Sept, 1 JAMES J. OTT, NEVADAASSAY OFFICE No, 30 Main. street, Nernda,. ‘OLD AND ORES, of every i Coen ae Maledieutae 3 gO a 2 Clippings neburned oe guaranteed. Charges for meltas anging! lots, below 50 oz. $2; at 1. per cum ction for ~~ quent finer arden See precious ores ether i the ar or m receive fare. te re {ub panings,gy oh one ae (jii-tf) JAMES J. OTT. for. lo’ come a persoveranne and Industry Conquers all Difloulties.” ARTIFIOIALG tees PA RQ: al hp She fa Yee wn ead ¥ YEARS i.) y Dr. LE ASON ean, vor gro it is’ polis THE EXACT COLOR OF BONE.t of be placed in s,m ore fean oe to . im emg No EXTRA CHARGE made for TAM ALWAYS AT HOME. OF FICE—Over Block & Co.*sstore copemns) “} Room Nos 2;next door to Dr. Meek’s trance next to arog Kent's Meat Market, on Pine stéeet. << S2-4f . . CHAPMAN & HATCH, urgioal and Mechanical, Denti py degre y : wes atte ane a 2 ee and costes rmed Souveer, san satiene” rith Gold 2oee “cach cavit ae LP? aswatgy oa he Dooumber's. IEN NOTECE. ~All persons dr Liens upon the Flumes MBUG tater “ommonly CO. in Bloom i U = Township, br arene a im Humbug UNITED STATES — We. 48 Pine Street. HE UNDERSIGNED VING become sole proprietor of this well pes and oe, re Bakery, would inform the me on hand the largest fest assortment of FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, Ete. -Thavea will delivereyery morning, ih any part part of the elt city, bape OR, Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffeeat all Hours. Be JULIUS DREYFUSS FRANK A. LEONARD, Book Binder. KPAIRING aND BOOK BINDING done in Omics, opposite Geo ."Keency’s, pray Aen yyy ee Poa vy hone eth Nevada, Sept, 6: Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEX, ie and Ee leg ela . ‘Nevada, Och ae” ”~ 50R PRINTING, » Jan. 10—~Jm Neatly and prompty executed at this office t im aeF Trials . as race placed in ite evi of the mis a oa please ments, PER of the fF Ey or g ¥

sete ~ ager = Retina ON Nea WRN WOE _ tw Onfeted, there is no doubt of his duty to . coum 6f the country to protect public YY plied with munitions of war with no men to tatiously ineulted>a few years ago? to re—the ‘ vhost bento Pointe ” No doubt Buchanan's power: has dwindled to # conséinipitible polit by his cowardly procrastination, He admite it is his duty at all times protect and defend the property of the United States within the States. Has he not violated this confessed: duty-by leaving forts, arsenals; hospitals, and other public property exposed to be captured by mobs without ‘arly protection whatever? “Aside from the mooted question whether he has ® right under the constitution to enforce ‘the. laws which he is constitutionally sworn “protect publig propérty. He admits that duty. Why then leaye Fort Moultrie, and the other harbor defenses of Charleston with"gue protection T~ Why leave ‘Gyery fort and . " " Publie Work li” the cotton States fully sup-. use, them 1. Why disregard the continued property and honor? He had-the plainest evidenee of the intention of the revolutionists: mits that it was his duty to do the very reverse of what he has done. He claims that defense, not aggression, has been his policy. fay 7 ogee ence ae to allow all the means of deriled be given up to the public enemy ? to go Wailing the White House, and calling for the p . of the preachers he ostenand the nation's rm competed & submit to search that suggests that if the seceders abstain from any acts calculated to produce a collision of arms, the danger no longer exists. At the Fort Pickens was invested by-a hostile force . of eight ttundred men, and Fort Sumter by thousands. Of what material must the Ex-" “ecutive be composed who can thus talk, when peaceable passenger steamers are brought to in our principal river by shots across the me sae Adela have been President admits that his power ig vonfined to very ‘narrow limits. He has squandered the powers of the governmetit ebihmitted to his charge. He has sat like' an incubus upon the heart of the nation whe has put his finger upon its pulse, and "pressed hard lest it beat too high. He has peted the opportunity to protect the pubuntil it is in the hands of defiant noe ote war almost: ineviernment” upon the same principle as” discharged his confessed duty of p reat the hands of the seceders. begging to the seceders to-do no} more abstain from any further act¥ of defiance of his authority, lest they ae the'] little interest in Jo . gantly and euphuistically rendered : . at the tax rty, in twe weeks more the . survey of our. pyr that. the’ pupils take learning—that there is a want of strict parental authority, and thatour children are given to “sharp practiee and low and chéating Jews.” . ‘The teachers até'poor, the trustees poorer. After these. flattering statements we are, prepared for something eloquent, and get it. The proverb, “as. the twig is bent the tree’s inclined,” is thus ele» Pike t yields to the passi co gree is swayed. by the Gag ted aring of hes one y and as-pature causes the twig to put forth from time pip ompeenr pene) leaves and branches, so step the faalties of tho mlad and functions ot body . : andl ae nebure, dderee the plant with the spring, the blossoms of summer ‘and the fruite Of a of autumn, so she develops and clothes the mind with the leaves of memory, and the flowers of imagination, before the ripened fruits of reason and experience ; and as the culturist pranes and shapes thé one, 80 to should the Teacher instruct and guide the ot Ae excellencd trom this eminent man in the report, besides an original allusion tothe “glorious days of the Republics of Greece and. Rome.” How we.regret we don’t publish a double sheet Union, to give this fine. display of literary taste in extenso. We can promise our readers that if they will hunt up the. report they will be fully rewarded. They will find out all about ‘fleshless females,” *“‘spring’s genial showers,” “summer's warin and fervid sun,” “winter's cold and terpid breath,” “varying epochs,” “gentle flights from bough to bough,” how to‘‘stem a storm,” “ascend the sharp acclivity,” “nor rest not, hor pause not, till seated in the mountain top of unfading light and glory, looking sp untrammelied and unshackled (and we presume ee through the arcana of naLet the question no longer be des asked Have we a poot amongst us ) . Counry Taxation. — We exhibited, a . few days ago, a table showing the large de. linquency of tax payments, in this county, and recommended a remedy.maimer in which property is described in the assessment rollis sufficient to deter bidders and we think the Board of Supervisors ‘do well to refuse pay to the Assessor for work improperly performed. We believe that not & tenth of the taxes since the organization of county could have been collected if the assésaments had been submitted to legal teste: The description is almost invariably deficient. . The’ knowledge . bu that taxes cannot be collected upon insufficient assessments has made many men negleet to pay their taxes; and after a few judgments against tax-titles, such as has been rendered in our District Court and inthe Supreme Court, few will risk the buying. i Sacramento bill does away with this difficulty by legalizing the assessments, and forbidding any pleadings by the defendant that the assessment is imperfect. It may be a good idea: to use the surplus of the special fund to pay: off the indebtedness Of the Indigent sick fand, instead of turning it into the general fund. Indeed, we think it far preferable to an increased tax But one clags of cases consigned to the county hospital should be excluded and the pressure on tha fund would~ be lessened. s. We believe the Board knows to what we allude, for its attention has been called to} matter. At Sacramento no such cases mitted unless the sufferer is totelly. awl , te saber, saat makin Miss @elebrated actress.. The . e eed . Slee Ag," pusaaedsa Cece Gly, Utah hand} wildernexs; as witness the following polite al: lasted thls éotitesrs} thie’editor of the En! : m . creed a statue to General. Garibaldi, to be been We learn tren thin iether. gonioban. “. rived at Sait F¥aiitised from Hong Kong on gader, vou will And a lot more of the: ‘sind . ” The sareless : ot eae, aid from ne ober te. Tersitery-—« good. sised sheet, beautifully printed, on clear, white paper, and apparGénducted with ability. The amenities of editor's] life, we see, prevail aleo in the ee de-. . erected in one of the ‘public ‘BqQuates, to be . ealled after him. It has also decreed medals . of honor to those of the National Guard who have distinguished themselves Paring ten Inte . : memorable events. a i consent io. neecggolang om. is Secremetto, for the right to rua horse railroad* ears on certain streets in that city. Two bill are now before the Legislature for that purpose. a . More Cuiest.—The ship Jacob Bell arSaturday, bringing 313 China emigrants. Another vessel has since at sa » bringing several . TT TRACY havin opened the above sa. ing and Mies St btay ht g keeping’ on ‘hand: the best. S119 Ons er ClO AHS. tionate hundred. te Lord Caithless, a Scottish nobleman, has been ereating a sensation in London with his new steam carriage. He is said to have . driven threugh the most crowded parts without frightening the horses, and threaded the vehicles, thekly strewn as they are in the city, with ease and elegance. METROPOLITAN hg ancl and Mince.. ees ecccescece Mae ee oe es evuatdiccdacens sees é Vv. a THIRD APPEARANCE Of the ‘world renowned ; MARTINETTI RAVEL TROUPE Satuday Evening, Feb. 106th, The —, will commence with the comic THE MILI INERS. After which. the beautifal Ballet entitled La Major de Seville, The whole to conclude with the celebrated eomic pantomime of EATER, . Se JOCKO, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE. ee ey: sessnass ONE DOLLAR GALLMRY. £05.00 6006655. hiatal FIFTY CENTS" ee TBA shop om hare oR ae has Nevada Iron and Brass wioreys[* And ee, Shop, » Spring Street,.. +++. Nevada Olty. Ser o ENGINES A} INES AND. BOILERS BUILT to order. inchinery com of ev fitted up or 8, Saw, Grist Horse Power and a alt “and All Bare Milley om tly, and at as low Fe as any establisheae. (fied) War Meco “ QtATE OF 2. OF CALIFORNIA---County of Ne Ow all men these and make known my intention to carry on business On my own account, and in Own name, as inleture of the State of Gallfernia: coeited se reo of en ‘San —s to authorize Married Women to transact siness In their own name as Sole T Traders” approved Aprii 12,” ies, And I further declare, said busiuess will be the business as me: ing a Boarding House, and M >and will ork oy tenet te amour of 6 Hyco d and and that the amount o: the said businges.doee not execel sono In witness whereof, Tir Cone set my

hand and seal, this 9th day of Feb. A: p. 1861. her ANN PAULL. Witness: Geo, S. Hupp. maar STATE OF CALIFORNiA—Coun: of ‘henna on this 9th day of F a rm, “ before 8. Hupp, a Notary Publ the Coun wife of Wm. s of her said husbatid, and that she aes not wish to retract the execution ef the same. ~~ wats witness bo yc a T have hereunto } vent {tn tive County aforesend, she ae , pa “— de abeve w ’ fi5-3w GEO. 8. P, Notary Public SB Main street, ‘The most choice Wines, Cigars And Finc Liquors, aways te be Wound at this. Waicon,) FUNSTON & = ‘Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf f YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, : “No. 85 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, ts “eee ons : Mir se Sa er sae Come and see for yourselves ! Bailey House Bar. ‘would thferin the pablic that he at Chines Keep on hand. the. Finest Liquors, . ’ ‘Wines, Brandies, Ale and Cigars, Xr Gentlemen, give me & Bats, 2 and 7 convinced of the fact di-tf a ee 2 ae mal heme rer dines ut NEW Yorxz SALVON, No. 72 Broad street, Nevada City. ir Lessons given in the MANLY ART to persons who re attai the same Give Matt a eallhe is us old sport”? and will use you well. fi-tf 7 — a, California Cured Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. Ts su to call the Attenbscriber tion of TRADERS ND FAMILIES toa superior article of te tas manufactured b hi im from ‘ales: CORN FED HOGS, at his.es shment;-on the Toll Road between Grass M by and Nev: one mile from the latterplace. Having on 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled to — to the Trade, and inhabitants of Grass V: country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms ba their attention. Ooi Nevada., Eeb.114f -No.50 Commercial CHAS. KENT» Wow, Pgs his eld neree, and all in GOOD AMERICAN BEEF, ‘MUTTON, ! PORK. VEGETABLES, ETC, That the Empire Market has been: removed to No. ce them and attend fa'taes of atte hares ete. ete. the best ast he will sell wholesale o evada, Feb. 5, 1861.—tf_ CENTRE WiRKET, . ding . SOHN SUMNIDER, ABee TE Ne, 13, Commercial Street, I peg paises eee ares arge, yeon 4 large supply Américan Seef, . ahiaet oar » alee MEATS IVER: pert: ada, February 1, 1861-¢ to see cipiES CHAFRECE GIFT 1) ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1861. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. enameled WATC cond Prize—Ladies* alicenting Gon Gown. ma dies’ Enameled ho Gold Locket. Sixth Pri ith a ee Elegant swung on grid 5 tg teenth and Fifteenth Prigés—Kach, handsome bts dan Be“had kt the Be Mus JS SNYDER . Act PRIZE etait iowsled, aro fa phan a enth Prizé—Ladies’ Mou Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s DressST. PATRICK'S ANNIVERSARY _* A Ball will be given at the N. ¥: Hotel, ON MONDAY, MARCUM 18th, 1861. ‘to the ioe of me giving’ iat hls hta above bors without a ty 1861-td J.P. ADAMS. phe. rll WOULD SEROUMCE t . pus LAyAgor Somer over Block & Compe. . hike . ™. P. O'Conner & E, 8, Chipman, AT LAW, ‘in all the Courts of the State of . count _ ways ley, Nevada and the upper . street. hore he will be pleased . / 6. W. MULFORD & 60. BANKERS. ——. geeepassmnaen neat Street, Nevada. Tieit Onecks on Scrtmento sd San cap eas ae S._ Branch Mint for ae tale Nev: a Sept, 1 JAMES J. OTT, NEVADAASSAY OFFICE No, 30 Main. street, Nernda,.. ‘OLD AND ORES, of every i Coen ae Maledieutae 3 gO a 2 Clippings neburned oe guaranteed.. Charges for meltas anging! lots, below 50 oz. $2; at 1. per cum ction for ~~ quent finer arden See precious ores ether i the ar or m receive fare. te re {ub panings,gy oh one ae (jii-tf) JAMES J. OTT. for. lo’ come a persoveranne and Industry Conquers all Difloulties.” ARTIFIOIALG tees PA RQ: al hp She fa Yee wn ead ¥ YEARS i.) y Dr. LE ASON ean, vor gro it is’ polis THE EXACT COLOR OF BONE.t of be placed in s,m ore fean oe to . im emg No EXTRA CHARGE made for TAM ALWAYS AT HOME. OF FICE—Over Block & Co.*sstore copemns) “} Room Nos 2;next door to Dr. Meek’s trance next to arog Kent's Meat Market, on Pine stéeet. << S2-4f . . CHAPMAN & HATCH, urgioal and Mechanical, Denti py degre y : wes atte ane a 2 ee and costes rmed Souveer, san satiene” rith Gold 2oee “cach cavit ae LP? aswatgy oa he Dooumber's. IEN NOTECE. ~All persons dr Liens upon the Flumes MBUG tater “ommonly CO. in Bloom i U = Township, br arene a im Humbug UNITED STATES — We. 48 Pine Street. HE UNDERSIGNED VING become sole proprietor of this well pes and oe, re Bakery, would inform the me on hand the largest fest assortment of FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, Ete. -Thavea will delivereyery morning, ih any part part of the elt city, bape OR, Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffeeat all Hours. Be JULIUS DREYFUSS FRANK A. LEONARD, Book Binder. KPAIRING aND BOOK BINDING done in Omics, opposite Geo ."Keency’s, pray Aen yyy ee Poa vy hone eth Nevada, Sept, 6: Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEX, ie and Ee leg ela . ‘Nevada, Och ae” ”~ 50R PRINTING, » Jan. 10—~Jm Neatly and prompty executed at this office t im aeF Trials . as race placed in ite evi of the mis a oa please ments, PER of the fF Ey or g ¥