February 19, 1861 (4 pages)

ot house of en wes Veer mati ik billie ehbeneriadwalis i y bam arin iar 1 . depot.on the Gulf.--The fortreasses at me , . . West and Tortugas, n. the. southern Florida, are among the most powe in a _~ and every, vessel that erenge, the . Cnlf, passes within sight of both, rh DIsuNton Senmowi Sroprep av. Pe. TeRsBURG, Va.—A exciting scene oecurted ‘in Tabb street Ohureh; in Peiota. tereburg, Va.,on Fast Day. ‘Phe Rev. Theo“provines.’ ob teh nt us ineapable. of delivering Venetia alone. We must bring about change-in this opinion. ‘Let us show ourselves: united and that opinion will ‘change.” ‘There seems little dowbt but that the arms of the nese I Itahan kingdom will soon be turned against Austria. England en_deavored for a time to arrest this dangerous ~war by advising Austria to sell Venetia to _the Ttalian king. . Bat Austria depends upon replenish its bankrupt exthe best. of Sia eonboarl. While Venetia is ‘Whsolutely necessary for the safety of Italy, ‘Wis too Convenient for Austria to be yielded : ave recently been made errs ‘brave people, but not to reconcile them to. Austrian rule, juries of the past. It cannot be doubted but that Ca “gecbeodisr iether pews “turn is our most sacred duty, which wo will ."?; Austria could resist a contin‘ued assault from, Italy and insurrection in ary _with far less.chance of escaping . than she could the late war be Ia-tabre datewthaywrece is tburopece pu. tits ‘is the rapid decay of Turkey, and the: pe Shoes Russia to be administrator upon the in cage of the death of the “sick man.” _ England has struggled for years to heep the mee of Turkey intagt, to keep. up. its credit, and compel reforms in its administration. But Russia is continually fomenting disturbances in'the Turkish territories, and these disturbances have entailed heavy expense upon the Porte, and brought the State to the verge of bankruptcy, In a dismemt, of Turkey, Russia would get a lion’s ire, France, probably, Syria, ai oceuSaskote troops, but. what is more important, the consent of Russia for the carrying tN er Belgium, which of the Napo“The ent at + . tte hie © oben wok provide re al aes opis vanes dore Pryor, D, D., 6f High Street Church, worship on that day. During the course of . pat ‘his remarks-in favor of disunion, he gave ex: pression to sentiments so obnoxious to the officers of the Church, that silence was commanded on him, and he was tequested to +leave the pulpit. One of. the officers. .went -up to the pulpit, and led him down and out of the house. He is the father of Roger A. Pryor, Member of Congress. ce Itis supposed that the. slave populs tion will be found not less than 4,000,000 and probably it will considerably exceed that number. From 1840 to.1850, the slaves intheir number must now be not far from 4,200,000. As represefitative population, they . 4 would entitie their masters to twenty RepreMaire GeTTine Reapy.—A resolution has been introduced in the Legislature, setting forth the loyalty of Maine, and accompanied by an order that the Committee on ‘Military affairs be instructed to inquire into of the State, with a view to_any exigency “4 that may arise, rendering their aid to the Court, that th Genernal Government necessary. 3" The Philadelphia‘ Ledger inclines to the opinion that the fate of Charleston will be hke that of Sunbury, a port in Georgia of some consequence before. the Revolutionary the same course as the Charlestoniang have now, obstructing the channel by-every means in their power, and the consequence is that now not a single White family remains in the town, the site of which has been converted into .aplantation. Savannah; the Ledger claims, is slowly but certainly —s all the trade from Cer. . DISTANCED IN THE 1s Race or Lirt.—A man named Wm. Phillips, who once worked side by side ina printing office with Chef Justice Lewis and Governor Packer of Pennsylvenia, went to a police station in Philadelphia recently to beg lodgings. Perhaps he slept os soundly.ee either of his old fellow CFThe foreign Ministers at Washington have» requested: the-Government to inform them whether clearances of vessels issued by South. Carolina will be recognized as sufficient, and whether foreign vessels could rag pay duties to South Carolina offieinls. It ie understood that the answer was “Tt is said that the Hungarians wn Pans are openly promising the throne of Hungary to Prince Napoleon, and. that the HungarianCommittee at Pesth are in commani¢ . cation with §t. Petersburg, and have offered oF nated og Pare pdsbinemes ome was invited to officiato-at the former place of . Pei creased from 2,487,455, to 4,204,213. At the } sentatives under the highest rate of apportion-. meat that Congress is likely to give out, the available strength of the military foree. -war.__The people of that place pursued much. bee ee ones dddds dbdeees BOXES. ORES, 55+<1ds psiegenwbe oeien “* Bo favor. Ee at, etal : aries own. the Sebastopol and Camden Co.’s, situate net Haate Hill, Nevada county, together with Se cslccagieis tat all inthe . 80,8 e tight, title and interest of John Bicknell of and to « certain lot ae claims and m qrewid. situate, . ship of B: forada coun described + Com: end-of the Middle ube Canal and down te creek 1400 Sina or leas, including the bed and banks of said creck, 200 ft. in width,more or less, the’ claims situate about half. 4 mile distant from the village of Sweetiand imam easterly direction.“ “~. ng ty hereby. publlesate all the ove 1 gor in that: 1, -will gg et Finiaiy, J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sherif By Jno, H. Dickeon, Under Sheriff. Sheriff’s Sale. Wine ist, 18th one of Web. Feb. D. 1861, ny t and Decree was rendered in of the i4th Judicial District or “ae > Beate of California, in and for the county of Nevada, mst AMOS T. LAIRD and in faver of JNO. H. BOSTWICK, & the sum of $10,000 principle debt, with int-2on the principfe at ar aie of ‘Pebraaty, Sy per barat earn deh a a ba ype 1861, it wan pod owed ep and berg he 5 Ab De lecreed the said set forth or erty and nd rae of the pce Se an an oy eas tod bein the [eee of vhs Sean since Ne eeetion of the mae for: Sorcpigee, Seveeibe’, 26:4 as eo eye he the purpose ere nearevion agen water of comrereted Creek to mining districts. and commen ae on Big Deer Creek, at the. canon above the town of Nevada, being: ae "he town, ing thence west of Nevada to American’ an entire distance of about seven mileg. il ein e lateral. ditehes on b-anches of said main, ditch or canal for on § and distributing water. Also, all fumes, ditches, dams, reservoirs, aqueduers and works of every kind and nature whatsoever now bel: toor or whi _ hereafter belong te said Also, the t of rail-of A. T.Laira, og pen of said Deer Creek, andall other streams and gour ces from which said canal or ditch is ew ed. Also, all lands and real estate and rights of way a Pa 3 wee $ are loca 30 ever ivilege and pur held by said:A. T. fo the rod and date of the execution of aforesaid Mortgage or which said Laird has since acquired and now holds, bay Wr with all and gingular the tenements, taments, rights © and privileges thereto b long agiumor in say wine g and rethe reversion and reversions, mainder, rents, issues and profits thereof be levfed upon and sold to satisfy said yan Jo interest and costs, and the lied to the payincpt of sald sume of money 4 as aforeall the above describyd hizo Bader en Ne cash, in front ofthe Court . Ta Ieth, Gereenn the Retro of re oat Gren oa myhand thi Wa Sy of Bs of Feb. y, J.B. V. By Jolin W. Dickson, Dickoor: AN WAGER P. Hawley, Pit'ffs Atty. f19-t4 NSOLVENT NOTICE —iu Dies Court of the Fourteent Salicial er: ti pone 5 Sag an vent ri: on aero od creditors of the, ai . “ONE D DOLLAR . '¥87: FIPTY CENTS . of J.-M; . : ponent sas arch : cannot be much short of 2,600,000, which . oe Under my hand thisisth day of February and . distant In a north-castetty ‘direc-tion, ebout five miles, more or less, from said . Laird, or on which saidSea tebe diseh ean of a amir the Pana pre and provided, and in the meantime all proceed: . against said insolvent be sta ., . ings ~ . fea cour ceigeiaiatay SH of wala } : » JNO. 8. LAMBERT. Clerk. By Joe Roberts, Sey a Hié& Huer, Atty’s for Pet’ner. f19-td ST. PATRICK'S ANNIVERSARY a Ball will be given af the ®. 1. -“Hlotel; amt ON MONDAY, MARCH count 1601. ~ at tee Ol Sud Man Stet Nevada at est Grae Checks on Sastantnto stain ra po doe Bi on thetane ee eee JAMES J. OTT,” * ene OFFICE No, 30 Main street, ay A OLD AND ORES, of every G tion, M Refined.and Assayed, Eee PiOts nates woos ; ih-a-few Hours. bine done in thé presence of D :Crains and Clippings returned: y 7 brou count and feb de 5 ee Jots, below. {for lote above ozs. MOF Y per Ce V_ Ss HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNOE . 2% to the le of this city and the cow at be Pee ae ae age Ball at Mongeel above date. are invited to atfurther tend without ' Feb. 7, 1861-td J.P. ADAMS. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Marne, Heat. 6-tf pn DRAMA SALOON, > Main ‘street, The most choice Wines, Cigars ‘ And Fine Liquors, FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, No. 55 Pine Street; Nevada. DAM. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, FROERIREO ME aa DORs « ae to. he found —— and see for yourselves $ Bailey House Bar. Nat. Bailey would inform the public that he will at all times se Bonn on hand the Finest Liquors, s, Brandies, Ale and. Cigars, Te be had in Nevada, alameda aE NEW YORK SALOON, Neo. 72 Broad street, Nevada City. ATT TRACY having opened the above saloon, designs. keep: on hand the best NES, e» L1QU ae CIGARS. x Lessons in the MANLY ART to persons who desire att the same. Give Matt a brbny i old sport’ and use you well fi-tf California Cured Bacon SHOULDERS . AND ke Ties ENS MOAT Bacon, Hams, ShoulAers, and Lard, any pony tah . GORN PED HOGS, at bape sd me mile from the latte 1,000 GC te Tin-tro Bed poly ser iia in eunhind t-te to the Trade, and . tants of EMPIRE MARKET REMOVED To No. 5 Commerocial Street, CHAS. KENT WR rr we scorn a) y* Supolied with tie FINEST rwiesy ings, Tub. . will’ work 1 rates. omtitt) «“ Perseverance and industry ‘Conquors all Difficulties.” Rs BONE. 4 FIER MANY YEARS 0 and disappo e the Cp wlngtre ery ‘. . This ration “ 1 t : Ped ccs Cc izes, in a short ; that it is po hed and burnished, and THE EXACT COLOR or BONE. t be ina a Fang, or steam be ‘ooth and “orthe Front Teeth tt is admirable. No EXTRA CHARGE made for — * . Killing the Nerves or Stopping the Fangs. IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. : OFFICE—Over Block & Co.’s store ( irs) . Room Ne. to"Chares Ken _Meek’s. trance nex’ Charles Kent’s Meat ane en Pine stéeet. CHAPMAN & HATCH, . Surgical and “Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner Room Second Stery, _ Kidd & Kaox’s building a itech after having becom pea walt be dite vibes aie ton nde and ubstantial manner, 8 manner, and satin = Sie sins eeeee i cavity, from eaeeee eeeeee Bae we aeration . Pat =e, =A persone laimi: ens upon umes pour, Fy amt ~ ~known aeeaue FALLS’ FLUMING CO., in field Oe aon Se + are hereby. not: to n WEEN +] strict Court for said county, on DAY, FEB. 27th, 186lyand to exhibit their proof of said lipats. ee Ww. B. ped or ee y Sargent & siles, s. Feb. 7th, 1861244 sit UNITED STATES BAKERY, Wo. 48 Pine Street. ibe gps tagpenarnt nba WAVING beproprietor.of this well .known ana popular i Bakery, would inform the tnd inet poy tne 9 la hand the largest an FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, “Nuts, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. I have a wagon and will delivereyery mornings in anypart ofthecity, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Etc. sa, . Bier Cotes al Hou : US DREYFUSS FRANK A. LEONARD, MPATRING aND BOOK aINDiNe ane ® p hat and substantial Be Ot ae, Office, ‘Geo. ' JAMES COLLEX, ee ae Seas ara os pieced Dart of the city at ay _ ee of Nevada, in Humbug ~ be aod y opt eer: eae

ot house of en wes Veer mati ik billie ehbeneriadwalis i y bam arin iar 1 . depot.on the Gulf.--The fortreasses at me , . . West and Tortugas, n. the. southern Florida, are among the most powe in a _~ and every, vessel that erenge, the . Cnlf, passes within sight of both, rh DIsuNton Senmowi Sroprep av. Pe. TeRsBURG, Va.—A exciting scene oecurted ‘in Tabb street Ohureh; in Peiota. tereburg, Va.,on Fast Day. ‘Phe Rev. Theo“provines.’ ob teh nt us ineapable. of delivering Venetia alone. We must bring about change-in this opinion. ‘Let us show ourselves: united and that opinion will ‘change.” ‘There seems little dowbt but that the arms of the nese I Itahan kingdom will soon be turned against Austria. England en_deavored for a time to arrest this dangerous ~war by advising Austria to sell Venetia to _the Ttalian king. . Bat Austria depends upon replenish its bankrupt exthe best. of Sia eonboarl. While Venetia is ‘Whsolutely necessary for the safety of Italy, ‘Wis too Convenient for Austria to be yielded : ave recently been made errs ‘brave people, but not to reconcile them to. Austrian rule, juries of the past. It cannot be doubted but that Ca “gecbeodisr iether pews “turn is our most sacred duty, which wo will ."?; Austria could resist a contin‘ued assault from, Italy and insurrection in ary _with far less.chance of escaping . than she could the late war be Ia-tabre datewthaywrece is tburopece pu. tits ‘is the rapid decay of Turkey, and the: pe Shoes Russia to be administrator upon the in cage of the death of the “sick man.” _ England has struggled for years to heep the mee of Turkey intagt, to keep. up. its credit, and compel reforms in its administration. But Russia is continually fomenting disturbances in'the Turkish territories, and these disturbances have entailed heavy expense upon the Porte, and brought the State to the verge of bankruptcy, In a dismemt, of Turkey, Russia would get a lion’s ire, France, probably, Syria, ai oceuSaskote troops, but. what is more important, the consent of Russia for the carrying tN er Belgium, which of the Napo“The ent at + . tte hie © oben wok provide re al aes opis vanes dore Pryor, D, D., 6f High Street Church, worship on that day. During the course of . pat ‘his remarks-in favor of disunion, he gave ex: pression to sentiments so obnoxious to the officers of the Church, that silence was commanded on him, and he was tequested to +leave the pulpit. One of. the officers. .went -up to the pulpit, and led him down and out of the house. He is the father of Roger A. Pryor, Member of Congress. ce Itis supposed that the. slave populs tion will be found not less than 4,000,000 and probably it will considerably exceed that number. From 1840 to.1850, the slaves intheir number must now be not far from 4,200,000. As represefitative population, they . 4 would entitie their masters to twenty RepreMaire GeTTine Reapy.—A resolution has been introduced in the Legislature, setting forth the loyalty of Maine, and accompanied by an order that the Committee on ‘Military affairs be instructed to inquire into of the State, with a view to_any exigency “4 that may arise, rendering their aid to the Court, that th Genernal Government necessary. 3" The Philadelphia‘ Ledger inclines to the opinion that the fate of Charleston will be hke that of Sunbury, a port in Georgia of some consequence before. the Revolutionary the same course as the Charlestoniang have now, obstructing the channel by-every means in their power, and the consequence is that now not a single White family remains in the town, the site of which has been converted into .aplantation. Savannah; the Ledger claims, is slowly but certainly —s all the trade from Cer. . DISTANCED IN THE 1s Race or Lirt.—A man named Wm. Phillips, who once worked side by side ina printing office with Chef Justice Lewis and Governor Packer of Pennsylvenia, went to a police station in Philadelphia recently to beg lodgings. Perhaps he slept os soundly.ee either of his old fellow CFThe foreign Ministers at Washington have» requested: the-Government to inform them whether clearances of vessels issued by South. Carolina will be recognized as sufficient, and whether foreign vessels could rag pay duties to South Carolina offieinls. It ie understood that the answer was “Tt is said that the Hungarians wn Pans are openly promising the throne of Hungary to Prince Napoleon, and. that the HungarianCommittee at Pesth are in commani¢ . cation with §t. Petersburg, and have offered oF nated og Pare pdsbinemes ome was invited to officiato-at the former place of . Pei creased from 2,487,455, to 4,204,213. At the } sentatives under the highest rate of apportion-. meat that Congress is likely to give out, the available strength of the military foree. -war.__The people of that place pursued much. bee ee ones dddds dbdeees BOXES. ORES, 55+<1ds psiegenwbe oeien “* Bo favor. Ee at, etal : aries own. the Sebastopol and Camden Co.’s, situate net Haate Hill, Nevada county, together with Se cslccagieis tat all inthe . 80,8 e tight, title and interest of John Bicknell of and to « certain lot ae claims and m qrewid. situate, . ship of B: forada coun described + Com: end-of the Middle ube Canal and down te creek 1400 Sina or leas, including the bed and banks of said creck, 200 ft. in width,more or less, the’ claims situate about half. 4 mile distant from the village of Sweetiand imam easterly direction.“ “~. ng ty hereby. publlesate all the ove 1 gor in that: 1, -will gg et Finiaiy, J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sherif By Jno, H. Dickeon, Under Sheriff. Sheriff’s Sale. Wine ist, 18th one of Web. Feb. D. 1861, ny t and Decree was rendered in of the i4th Judicial District or “ae > Beate of California, in and for the county of Nevada, mst AMOS T. LAIRD and in faver of JNO. H. BOSTWICK, & the sum of $10,000 principle debt, with int-2on the principfe at ar aie of ‘Pebraaty, Sy per barat earn deh a a ba ype 1861, it wan pod owed ep and berg he 5 Ab De lecreed the said set forth or erty and nd rae of the pce Se an an oy eas tod bein the [eee of vhs Sean since Ne eeetion of the mae for: Sorcpigee, Seveeibe’, 26:4 as eo eye he the purpose ere nearevion agen water of comrereted Creek to mining districts. and commen ae on Big Deer Creek, at the. canon above the town of Nevada, being: ae "he town, ing thence west of Nevada to American’ an entire distance of about seven mileg. il ein e lateral. ditehes on b-anches of said main, ditch or canal for on § and distributing water. Also, all fumes, ditches, dams, reservoirs, aqueduers and works of every kind and nature whatsoever now bel: toor or whi _ hereafter belong te said Also, the t of rail-of A. T.Laira, og pen of said Deer Creek, andall other streams and gour ces from which said canal or ditch is ew ed. Also, all lands and real estate and rights of way a Pa 3 wee $ are loca 30 ever ivilege and pur held by said:A. T. fo the rod and date of the execution of aforesaid Mortgage or which said Laird has since acquired and now holds, bay Wr with all and gingular the tenements, taments, rights © and privileges thereto b long agiumor in say wine g and rethe reversion and reversions, mainder, rents, issues and profits thereof be levfed upon and sold to satisfy said yan Jo interest and costs, and the lied to the payincpt of sald sume of money 4 as aforeall the above describyd hizo Bader en Ne cash, in front ofthe Court . Ta Ieth, Gereenn the Retro of re oat Gren oa myhand thi Wa Sy of Bs of Feb. y, J.B. V. By Jolin W. Dickson, Dickoor: AN WAGER P. Hawley, Pit'ffs Atty. f19-t4

NSOLVENT NOTICE —iu Dies Court of the Fourteent Salicial er: ti pone 5 Sag an vent ri: on aero od creditors of the, ai . “ONE D DOLLAR . '¥87: FIPTY CENTS . of J.-M; . : ponent sas arch : cannot be much short of 2,600,000, which . oe Under my hand thisisth day of February and . distant In a north-castetty ‘direc-tion, ebout five miles, more or less, from said . Laird, or on which saidSea tebe diseh ean of a amir the Pana pre and provided, and in the meantime all proceed: . against said insolvent be sta ., . ings ~ . fea cour ceigeiaiatay SH of wala } : » JNO. 8. LAMBERT. Clerk. By Joe Roberts, Sey a Hié& Huer, Atty’s for Pet’ner. f19-td ST. PATRICK'S ANNIVERSARY a Ball will be given af the ®. 1. -“Hlotel; amt ON MONDAY, MARCH count 1601. ~ at tee Ol Sud Man Stet Nevada at est Grae Checks on Sastantnto stain ra po doe Bi on thetane ee eee JAMES J. OTT,” * ene OFFICE No, 30 Main street, ay A OLD AND ORES, of every G tion, M Refined.and Assayed, Eee PiOts nates woos ; ih-a-few Hours. bine done in thé presence of D :Crains and Clippings returned: y 7 brou count and feb de 5 ee Jots, below. {for lote above ozs. MOF Y per Ce V_ Ss HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNOE . 2% to the le of this city and the cow at be Pee ae ae age Ball at Mongeel above date. are invited to atfurther tend without ' Feb. 7, 1861-td J.P. ADAMS. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Marne, Heat. 6-tf pn DRAMA SALOON, > Main ‘street, The most choice Wines, Cigars ‘ And Fine Liquors, FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, No. 55 Pine Street; Nevada. DAM. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, FROERIREO ME aa DORs « ae to. he found —— and see for yourselves $ Bailey House Bar. Nat. Bailey would inform the public that he will at all times se Bonn on hand the Finest Liquors, s, Brandies, Ale and. Cigars, Te be had in Nevada, alameda aE NEW YORK SALOON, Neo. 72 Broad street, Nevada City. ATT TRACY having opened the above saloon, designs. keep: on hand the best NES, e» L1QU ae CIGARS. x Lessons in the MANLY ART to persons who desire att the same. Give Matt a brbny i old sport’ and use you well fi-tf California Cured Bacon SHOULDERS . AND ke Ties ENS MOAT Bacon, Hams, ShoulAers, and Lard, any pony tah . GORN PED HOGS, at bape sd me mile from the latte 1,000 GC te Tin-tro Bed poly ser iia in eunhind t-te to the Trade, and . tants of EMPIRE MARKET REMOVED To No. 5 Commerocial Street, CHAS. KENT WR rr we scorn a) y* Supolied with tie FINEST rwiesy ings, Tub. . will’ work 1 rates. omtitt) «“ Perseverance and industry ‘Conquors all Difficulties.” Rs BONE. 4 FIER MANY YEARS 0 and disappo e the Cp wlngtre ery ‘. . This ration “ 1 t : Ped ccs Cc izes, in a short ; that it is po hed and burnished, and THE EXACT COLOR or BONE. t be ina a Fang, or steam be ‘ooth and “orthe Front Teeth tt is admirable. No EXTRA CHARGE made for — * . Killing the Nerves or Stopping the Fangs. IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. : OFFICE—Over Block & Co.’s store ( irs) . Room Ne. to"Chares Ken _Meek’s. trance nex’ Charles Kent’s Meat ane en Pine stéeet. CHAPMAN & HATCH, . Surgical and “Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner Room Second Stery, _ Kidd & Kaox’s building a itech after having becom pea walt be dite vibes aie ton nde and ubstantial manner, 8 manner, and satin = Sie sins eeeee i cavity, from eaeeee eeeeee Bae we aeration . Pat =e, =A persone laimi: ens upon umes pour, Fy amt ~ ~known aeeaue FALLS’ FLUMING CO., in field Oe aon Se + are hereby. not: to n WEEN +] strict Court for said county, on DAY, FEB. 27th, 186lyand to exhibit their proof of said lipats. ee Ww. B. ped or ee y Sargent & siles, s. Feb. 7th, 1861244 sit UNITED STATES BAKERY, Wo. 48 Pine Street. ibe gps tagpenarnt nba WAVING beproprietor.of this well .known ana popular i Bakery, would inform the tnd inet poy tne 9 la hand the largest an FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, “Nuts, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. I have a wagon and will delivereyery mornings in anypart ofthecity, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Etc. sa, . Bier Cotes al Hou : US DREYFUSS FRANK A. LEONARD, MPATRING aND BOOK aINDiNe ane ® p hat and substantial Be Ot ae, Office, ‘Geo. ' JAMES COLLEX, ee ae Seas ara os pieced Dart of the city at ay _ ee of Nevada, in Humbug ~ be aod y opt eer: eae