September 18, 1860 (4 pages)

mers md rt me or: rests in er Mines & obtained. wehoe, or ill show eries, on d; while order of. ecespar uted. i yond d sponding . shed jmion City ding purincipal” aes und bill, . toevery . ngle one “am arise ~” ht pos ns lifference = jats prinem. Mavaluable e Christerritory, idly dey LES. ived conjoned in ¢ e ticket: he same efore the game, to are £006 property Virginia;. Ae Ae sane Jonrsteck ° ~ some of ne entire KET T, District ee . hite Caliin such 4 ‘aAsauttoe remedy diseasca bring the a Cases, and Pine zy its unea % ’ eived the roughout 1@ except traits in a iperscrip— epared by ew York, * “Up. spberries, — \eretofore~ 9% ger Wine tter than ‘manufaoot inclu sitters, oda, itters; ters, rs, ters, * Ty Mon, 2ppermint, streets, i ‘ea oll at a Bie si two ore above Cheap Jolin’s. ct tm pelietet TAU prneet » Bloe’s, (up-statrs.) TERMS 5 of Pim MORNING TRANSCRIPT + : Twenty-Five ‘Gomes per Week,: — toga Delivered in the City. Onn YEAR fin advance,). cee co certnrcencesec SOOO SIX MONTHS. -2.50-00-ceccecseceteceseceeeee 5,00 THREE MONTHS. .0.2008 pbatcastes eines 3,00 "Advertisements inserted on reatonable term. “rah Advertisements mast be asd for at the end of the. month. Se Uo Ag fe ly Moning Trae \ SAN HEE AGENOY.-<0. A. Grane is the only authorized Agent-for the MORNING TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco. Orders left at his office, Northwest corner Washington and Sansome streets, Government Buila‘Sag, (up stairs,) will be promptly attended o. City Business Cards THOMAS F P. HAWLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, _AND NOTARY PUBLIC. coo Up ire in Sanger & Knox's creda Pine streets, Ne Neveda, Sept 6--if 1 eee As Ce NILES SAR . & NILES, Attorneys ser a Counsstars at "he aes i i. “CALDWELL, were & COUNSELOR AT LAW. ‘aualone Public and Commissioner for the At fii *s = itce Magy Bric ain, corner of Broad TT. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counseler at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET,. = as have Harrington’s Saloon, Nevada, California. a6-tf @, WILSON HILL. _ ‘GEO. 8. HUPP. HILL& HUPP, _ Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Fh Se ade. mel Brick Building, over G. W. ah *3 Boo! “Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public sepé-tf E. W. MASLIN, District -Attorney, Hig tention: in all the Courts of Nevada coun ‘, by San the Cours ‘House, Nevada. sepé rogers i S'h.2! bg Poe AL AND HOUSE PAINada, next above Bakor & 03.’ Briok store store. punctuality ae Sai He order of the FOR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf Cc. WAGNER, pe REPAIRED AT SHORT NOlow rates. Shop ud share tm Hi. COOK, sill Poster. left at the Datty TeanscirT JERO! Cc All 0 i Phivrixa OPrige will be promptly aitended to. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf JOHN L. GAMBEE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Orders for par i 8 strictly attended to. Office at the Court. House. ~~ w.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Swecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENEBAL DEALERS gh UILDING MATERIALS, SB tag TOOLS, Blacksmiths Fools and Min nd Maing I rote Fn op mee At the old stand. N a pence, NEVADA. T. ELLARD BEANS, “ WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER Iy Greoeeries & Provisions. ~ r Goods deliv \ed Free of Charge. ¢ Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf R. LEVASON'S Otic pin Block & Compa“By’s Clothing store, ‘Nevada. wep salt, (20 aem . ony seem LEWIS’ BROTHERS, oom Ne Nevada, oer onds furnished ut San Francisco Jobbing pri(kr onders from eg ae "Simakees Inthe Ont Bung, Broad Street, Nevada. . Ge atic i Serwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S j “sk ght Checks on’ San and to Drafts on the Cities at the Low-. . Rates. Collections mad on "aad State ‘and CounBy See "Securtites earshaged ot ease” ‘Market ; % ‘ : sep7Af J. ©. BIRDSEYE. Cc. x. FELTON. BIRDSEWVE & Co., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion at at the mat: ést Rates. Advances made on Assay or Coinage at the us. Mie Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. . KP Our Si, New York, Purchase ‘hi t rates. sites poattes Tooelved, ones made and trans“Noted Sept. 6s cw. MYLFORD. = A. H. HAGADORN Cc. W. MULFORD «& co. BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. Exchange on peat ge r salein sums to suit multe: OLD DUST Bg at the Wigteat Rates. be Checks and San Fran . cisco at next door to Harrington’s Se S Papa County Securities at the . 5 BLAZE’S SALOON, ‘GOR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8ST. if You Want a ‘G6oa Brink,Go To BLAZE'S t “Bank Exchange . Saloon, Goma ots Drartacierly reftech you! i —AT— Patterson & sehesents t ~—Nevada, Sept. 7th.tf FRANK Ae: LEONARD, Fvok Binder. KPATRING aND BOOK BENDING done in and substantial matner. Orders soteed, ee oppoat G. W. Welch's, on Coma Sept 6, 1080 aae WALL & NEWMAN, y (Successors to. J. 8. Waill,) Ne. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Wt rovisions oes ‘Fools Grgeeries, Pro Barley, Wh ar always > hena, the LARuSST STOCY to be found in the City, and will be gold on th most re terms. WALL & NEWMAN 85 tf A. BLOCK. ~ -@ FPURTH. BE. BLOCK, JR. a t uired Coen Scrip bo: Bt as the hest market rates. Nevada Sept. 1th, 1 Me DR. R. M. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE — At Wickes & Co.’s Drug Store, ' ° ‘Broad Street, Nevada. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, QP erat AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART = of Main street, Nevada t. 6, 1860—tf DR. HARVEY HUNT, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, street, Nevada. ‘. were ~— sprit Druggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. EALER Pl ar Cases Cash Srdere from the country solicted: sep6-1m RUDOLPH & HUNT, \ Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Co’s Bank Drugs,. Chemicals, “Perfumery, Paints, ou, ‘ Camphene, Patent Medicines, &c. A fall supply always on hand. — Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf ; WM. RANDALL, , Surgeon. Office on Mill street, Grane Valley. e6-tf N. P. BROWN & CO. BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, Office on Commercial Street, Nevada. We have just purdhased an entire new stock of TYPE, PRINTING PRESSES, etc., and are now Beple uneu to execute all kinds of in a a, = Aro —sed by any office fn the S e has ‘ir aes one 0} es 5, largest size, aR sega ,» and Hoe’s ye : “HL. W. GALVIN, Saddle and Harness Maker, ps ae Bor Brick, ite G. W. Kidd’s Bank — Wadssenes repairing done at short notice and good terms Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. Ss. 8S PREPARED with nis “HYDRAULIC Hose Machine to turn out work at Hose — to armor at all Times. Orders will be stri attended to and promptly coneenee Old HOSE received in part payment a 2d Or pone ig 3 <-m Whartenby’s fireban i brick, see ulford’s Benking Hi House pon or Senne; and advances made on thes: same sS-tf 4 ancy “Arilcles, Perfumery,” Acs, sepe-Tm “A. BLOCK & €O., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, WEVADA. sepé-tf . THE LARGEST STORE AND THE Largest Stock! CHEAP JOHN'S ry Corner of Pine and Commercial street; Nevada. . Where all kinds of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Gents’ Furnish Goods ean ¥ be obtained at lower than any cen in the ; upper country. 8. HAAS & CO., Auctioneers. i Nevada, Sept. 6-1m =~ Save Your Money! ' \ JOHN W. QUIOK, . Pioneer Manufacterer of fine Russia Tron cenieie, Hipinec removed from the Pacifie Foundry to the corner of THIRD AND JESSIE STREETS, Francisco, is now to fill all orders Screens, Flour and Rice Mill Screens, oral — at the shortest notice, and of the beat a reduced rates. All orders promptly N. oaks Ww. ee ere ere ae factu f Sereens.in State, having: 8 ae for Godard & ban: Cc. Ww. Stevens, and others for the last three years seph tm ‘lhie generally, that h Wheat and. eet TARE UNION LIVERY STABLE. Brendent sate Sie; Nevada. WOULD INFORM HIS: FRIENDS AND . fen : Bebe ham any apt desire to e confidence o leads-me to believe I wilt be able to give . satisfaction. to Horses on livery with careful drivers for the use ec aot temt say that those se necking. iremaain nepoett NATIONAL EXCHANGE, GEORGE R. LANCASTER Oe BARRE LEE ATOM 2B continues to keep r= ok: known and popular Hotel known as the ; _ NATIONAL ee NEVADA. . The Buil is of B high, and safe Y“FIREROOF, ving stoed Large additions bere Bee os: recently made and it is fitted up in‘a that cannot be surpassed by any public House oe State. The Beds and Furniture are Now, And for’ Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. _ THE TABLE at alltimes besupplicd with all the varieties the Market affords, Gamo Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will bé: to the accemmodation of and F; THE STAGES, running in all ‘directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, aid take their departure from the National Exchange. Pr The House is kept open all night. There is a fine teow Beg wn “attached"'to. the House ont all the g journals of the State supplied with “the . can be fo $ choicest 4 Wikies; — and Cigars, ar in ong — ‘room, which has Teeent! BILETARD. end een of the’ best BILL RD TABL :8 ‘Sin the mountains. Py. had pod ®, at the ; I ic Ne fechenge™ the best Hotel in es eeninien, and a comfortable home for Travelers. ‘Charges wilt be moderate to sult the times. . Livery & Stable. 4 with the House, and particular atyk te to the eare of Horses, Carbe Saray aeeres offloe. yanewies FASHION RESTAURANT, Opposite Tallman & Turners, Com. street THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD inform the citi of nea all those ok Bh ogad. tats now wie ‘. MEAL that he has opened A First Class: inane 72 Under the‘above namé, which will be conducted in the best style, and in a manner that cannot fail bo please al whe ma favor him gine Be oral gy ronage. many yeais ¢ the" esiite ‘the Ee ropsier rf to one The Best Restaurant in the Mountains . THD Tas. will be su with ali the varietles-to be found in the, aad MEALS bf at all hours. “Always on hand, and chialatas Guai Particular 2! GAME SUPPERS to order, OYSTERS SERVED UP EN EVERY STYLE I have employed the best Cooks to be found in the State. me a trial awd satisfy yourselves. a meal as can be had at cisco. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor. Hare. that you can get aa Sacramento or San Nevada‘ Sept. 6-1mUnited States Hotel, GRUSH & PARKER,.. PROPRIETORS. ——-* Sarest, Hear Pine: street. TAKE PEEASURE in informpe the ¢ public that we ares are now prepared pire pe gp een in as comstyle sta ~ age Fook in jhe moi ntajns. ge Rady oon taim to render our at. aa -be found a HOTEL DE PARIS, — OvIpE CNAUVEL.Proprietor, Broad St., Corner of of Bridge St., Nevada. ‘HIS ROver . ¥STABLISHED IW 1862, continues to in the same style which has heveigire dots the resort.of all who appreeiate Living, Comfort — Cleantiness. find attentive ; Pr ‘Fravelers -will clean als at ee eg the day. = and wate me v CHAUVEL. Teeth Cleaned, Remerst and Seirvy of the Gums at . Only in the utter extinction of Mexico as a tion will be paid to getting-up . [From the 8. F, Bulletin, “ aa By the Pony Express we have some most : . ipportent tidings relative to the Republic of . about to be put to the civil war which. has time that its friends began to fear the strife was irrepressible, and would eventually end bi }nation. The-Great Powers of Western Europe,-it.seems, have resolved to-act—by diplomacy if they can; but by arms if they . must—as pacificators of our sister Republic. They are said to have actually signed a convention to that effect, to which they invite the assent of the United States; but if that be withheld, they are still determined on_an effective course of action. This: explaine, perhaps, the great mustering of U.S. ships _ in the Gulf of Mexico, to be ready to act as emergency miglit dictate. The N. Y. Times, tof the 27th August, exclusively published . this important intelligence, the exact bearing of which on the immediate and fature politieal relations of our country with Mexico, can as yet scarcely be calculated: But without speculating at present on the possible and probable consequences of this event, we content ourselves meanwhile by laying before our readers, in_extenso, the article from the Times, Here it is: * “We have the best authority for stating that the Mexican question is on the point of being peremptorily settled by a decisive intervention of four of the Great Powers most deeply interested in the restoration of order throughout the dominions of our distracted neighbor. F , Spain and Prussia have signed a-convention for the paeificstion of Mexico, to which they invite the ad-— hesion of the United States, but which they propose to carry into effect Without that adhesion should the United States refuse it. “The bases_of toleration for all jous opinions, and of a modified establishment for the Roman Catholic Church, we uiiderstand .} to have been already accepted by the Consti. tutionalists under Juarez oh the one part, and by the Clerical party‘under Miramon on the other. An armistice of twelve months duration is to bedeclared between the respective leaders, and during this period those portions of Mexico occupied by each are to be held-without dispute by the actual ocoupants; joint action being taken to secure the carrymg on of the necessary business of the: ing . public administration and the maintenance of order. Ata time to be hereafter fixed, the people of Mexico are to be ealled upon to elect bétween the principles represented by the two factions, and the respective leaders pledge themselves to resign all their author-— ity and arms into the hands of the Goveryment thus designated under the sn of the intervening powers. _/ “The grounds of -this action, jassaile submitted to the Administration at Washington are, that the party,-of Juarez, which might hive beenestablished as the Supreme Executive more than a year ago, under the terms of the treaty proposed by Senor Ocampo through Mr. Metane to the Washington Government, hasdemonstrated its incapacity of conquering power, and that the United States have definitely abdicated their pretensions. to aid it in this conquest ; that the party of Miramon, in like manner, has proved itself dependent upon an isolated intervention by Spain, which is in every point of view undesirable ; aud that the interests of the subjects of the intervening Powers and of civilization generally, can no longer be left at the-mercy of the pértisan warfare which has raged for six years in Mexico, and hae reduced. tie country to the very brink of -chaos. “It is unnecessary for us to point out to our readers the gravity and impertance of this act on the part of the Eetvpeen States. ‘. Our own Government is understood to have announced that while ‘a pacific interventioo of the sort contemplated, if it fails' to command the assistance, cannot provoke the hos-. tility of the ‘United States, no armed interference to enforce its provisions must ‘be made without due previous notice, communicatéd to the Administration at pote sore, ge “ The results reached are attribute An cipally to the aetivity of the Prveeen . in* Mexico, whose coantrymen are largetag sone in the foreign population of epublic, rnd to the err nee of “Lord ‘LEVASON. iad se Office Co's store, Nevada. -___ exp? > over Bleck [Sein Russell.” elt

mers md rt me or: rests in er Mines & obtained. wehoe, or ill show eries, on d; while order of. ecespar uted. i yond d sponding . shed jmion City ding purincipal” aes und bill, . toevery . ngle one “am arise ~” ht pos ns lifference = jats prinem. Mavaluable e Christerritory, idly dey LES. ived conjoned in ¢ e ticket: he same efore the game, to are £006 property Virginia;. Ae Ae sane Jonrsteck ° ~ some of ne entire KET T, District ee . hite Caliin such 4 ‘aAsauttoe remedy diseasca bring the a Cases, and Pine zy its unea % ’ eived the roughout 1@ except traits in a iperscrip— epared by ew York, * “Up. spberries, — \eretofore~ 9% ger Wine tter than ‘manufaoot inclu sitters, oda, itters; ters, rs, ters, * Ty Mon, 2ppermint, streets, i ‘ea oll at a Bie si two ore above Cheap Jolin’s. ct tm pelietet TAU prneet » Bloe’s, (up-statrs.) TERMS 5 of Pim MORNING TRANSCRIPT + : Twenty-Five ‘Gomes per Week,: — toga Delivered in the City. Onn YEAR fin advance,). cee co certnrcencesec SOOO SIX MONTHS. -2.50-00-ceccecseceteceseceeeee 5,00 THREE MONTHS.. .0..2008 pbatcastes eines 3,00 "Advertisements inserted on reatonable term. “rah Advertisements mast be asd for at the end of the. month. Se Uo Ag fe ly Moning Trae \ SAN HEE AGENOY.-<0. A. Grane is the only authorized Agent-for the MORNING TRANSCRIPT in San Francisco. Orders left at his office, Northwest corner Washington and Sansome streets, Government Buila‘Sag, (up stairs,) will be promptly attended o. City Business Cards THOMAS F P. HAWLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, _AND NOTARY PUBLIC. coo Up ire in Sanger & Knox's creda Pine streets, Ne Neveda, Sept 6--if 1 eee As Ce NILES SAR . & NILES, Attorneys ser a Counsstars at "he aes i i. “CALDWELL, were & COUNSELOR AT LAW. ‘aualone Public and Commissioner for the At fii *s = itce Magy Bric ain, corner of Broad TT. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counseler at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET,. = as have Harrington’s Saloon, Nevada, California. a6-tf @, WILSON HILL.. _ ‘GEO. 8. HUPP. HILL& HUPP, _ Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Fh Se ade. mel Brick Building, over G. W. ah *3 Boo! “Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public sepé-tf E. W. MASLIN, District -Attorney, Hig tention: in all the Courts of Nevada coun ‘, by San the Cours ‘House, Nevada. sepé rogers i S'h.2! bg Poe AL AND HOUSE PAINada, next above Bakor & 03.’ Briok store store. punctuality ae Sai He order of the FOR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf Cc. WAGNER, pe REPAIRED AT SHORT NOlow rates. Shop ud share tm Hi. COOK, sill Poster. left at the Datty TeanscirT JERO! Cc All 0 i Phivrixa OPrige will be promptly aitended to. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf JOHN L. GAMBEE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Orders for par i 8 strictly attended to. Office at the Court. House. ~~ w.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Swecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENEBAL DEALERS gh UILDING MATERIALS, SB tag TOOLS, Blacksmiths Fools and Min nd Maing I rote Fn op mee At the old stand. N a pence, NEVADA. T. ELLARD BEANS, “ WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER Iy Greoeeries & Provisions. ~ r Goods deliv \ed Free of Charge. ¢ Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf R. LEVASON'S Otic pin Block & Compa“By’s Clothing store, ‘Nevada. wep salt, (20 aem . ony seem LEWIS’ BROTHERS, oom Ne Nevada, oer onds furnished ut San Francisco Jobbing pri(kr onders from eg ae "Simakees Inthe Ont Bung, Broad Street, Nevada. . Ge atic i Serwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S j “sk ght Checks on’ San and to Drafts on the Cities at the Low-. . Rates. Collections mad on "aad State ‘and CounBy See "Securtites earshaged ot ease” ‘Market ; % ‘ : sep7Af J. ©. BIRDSEYE. Cc. x. FELTON. BIRDSEWVE & Co., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion at at the mat: ést Rates. Advances made on Assay or Coinage at the us. Mie Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. . KP Our Si, New York, Purchase ‘hi t rates. sites poattes Tooelved, ones made and trans“Noted Sept. 6s cw. MYLFORD. = A. H. HAGADORN Cc. W. MULFORD «& co. BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. Exchange on peat ge r salein sums to suit multe: OLD DUST Bg at the Wigteat Rates. be Checks and San Fran . cisco at next door to Harrington’s Se S Papa County Securities at the . 5 BLAZE’S SALOON, ‘GOR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8ST. if You Want a ‘G6oa Brink,Go To BLAZE'S t “Bank Exchange . Saloon, Goma ots Drartacierly reftech you! i —AT— Patterson & sehesents t ~—Nevada, Sept. 7th.tf FRANK Ae: LEONARD, Fvok Binder. KPATRING aND BOOK BENDING done in and substantial matner. Orders soteed, ee oppoat G. W. Welch's, on Coma Sept 6, 1080 aae WALL & NEWMAN, y (Successors to. J. 8. Waill,) Ne. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Wt rovisions oes ‘Fools Grgeeries, Pro Barley, Wh ar always > hena, the LARuSST STOCY to be found in the City, and will be gold on th most re terms. WALL & NEWMAN 85 tf A. BLOCK. ~ -@ FPURTH. BE. BLOCK, JR. a t uired Coen Scrip bo: Bt as the hest market rates. Nevada Sept. 1th, 1 Me DR. R. M. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE — At Wickes & Co.’s Drug Store, ' ° ‘Broad Street, Nevada. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, QP erat AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART = of Main street, Nevada t. 6, 1860—tf DR. HARVEY HUNT, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, street, Nevada. ‘. were ~— sprit Druggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. EALER Pl ar Cases Cash Srdere from the country solicted: sep6-1m RUDOLPH & HUNT, \ Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS,

MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Co’s Bank Drugs,. Chemicals, “Perfumery, Paints, ou, ‘ Camphene, Patent Medicines, &c. A fall supply always on hand. — Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf ; WM. RANDALL, , Surgeon. Office on Mill street, Grane Valley. e6-tf N. P. BROWN & CO. BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, Office on Commercial Street, Nevada. We have just purdhased an entire new stock of TYPE, PRINTING PRESSES, etc., and are now Beple uneu to execute all kinds of in a a, = Aro —sed by any office fn the S e has ‘ir aes one 0} es 5, largest size, aR sega ,» and Hoe’s ye : “HL. W. GALVIN, Saddle and Harness Maker, ps ae Bor Brick, ite G. W. Kidd’s Bank — Wadssenes repairing done at short notice and good terms Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. Ss. 8S PREPARED with nis “HYDRAULIC Hose Machine to turn out work at Hose — to armor at all Times. Orders will be stri attended to and promptly coneenee Old HOSE received in part payment a 2d Or pone ig 3 <-m Whartenby’s fireban i brick, see ulford’s Benking Hi House pon or Senne; and advances made on thes: same sS-tf 4 ancy “Arilcles, Perfumery,” Acs, sepe-Tm “A. BLOCK & €O., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, WEVADA. sepé-tf . THE LARGEST STORE AND THE Largest Stock! CHEAP JOHN'S ry Corner of Pine and Commercial street; Nevada. . Where all kinds of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Gents’ Furnish Goods ean ¥ be obtained at lower than any cen in the ; upper country. 8. HAAS & CO., Auctioneers. i Nevada, Sept. 6-1m =~ Save Your Money! ' \ JOHN W. QUIOK, . Pioneer Manufacterer of fine Russia Tron cenieie, Hipinec removed from the Pacifie Foundry to the corner of THIRD AND JESSIE STREETS, Francisco, is now to fill all orders Screens, Flour and Rice Mill Screens, oral — at the shortest notice, and of the beat a reduced rates. All orders promptly N. oaks Ww. ee ere ere ae factu f Sereens.in State, having: 8 ae for Godard & ban: Cc. Ww. Stevens, and others for the last three years seph tm ‘lhie generally, that h Wheat and. eet TARE UNION LIVERY STABLE. Brendent sate Sie; Nevada. WOULD INFORM HIS: FRIENDS AND . fen : Bebe ham any apt desire to e confidence o leads-me to believe I wilt be able to give . satisfaction. to Horses on livery with careful drivers for the use ec aot temt say that those se necking. iremaain nepoett NATIONAL EXCHANGE, GEORGE R. LANCASTER Oe BARRE LEE ATOM 2B continues to keep r= ok: known and popular Hotel known as the ; _ NATIONAL ee NEVADA. . The Buil is of B high, and safe Y“FIREROOF, ving stoed Large additions bere Bee os: recently made and it is fitted up in‘a that cannot be surpassed by any public House oe State. The Beds and Furniture are Now, And for’ Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. _ THE TABLE at alltimes besupplicd with all the varieties the Market affords, Gamo Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will bé: to the accemmodation of and F; THE STAGES, running in all ‘directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, aid take their departure from the National Exchange. Pr The House is kept open all night. There is a fine teow Beg wn “attached"'to. the House ont all the g journals of the State supplied with “the . can be fo $ choicest 4 Wikies; — and Cigars, ar in ong — ‘room, which has Teeent! BILETARD. end een of the’ best BILL RD TABL :8 ‘Sin the mountains. Py. had pod ®, at the ; I ic Ne fechenge™ the best Hotel in es eeninien, and a comfortable home for Travelers. ‘Charges wilt be moderate to sult the times. . Livery & Stable. 4 with the House, and particular atyk te to the eare of Horses, Carbe Saray aeeres offloe. yanewies FASHION RESTAURANT, Opposite Tallman & Turners, Com. street THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD inform the citi of nea all those ok Bh ogad. tats now wie ‘. MEAL that he has opened A First Class: inane 72 Under the‘above namé, which will be conducted in the best style, and in a manner that cannot fail bo please al whe ma favor him gine Be oral gy ronage. many yeais ¢ the" esiite ‘the Ee ropsier rf to one The Best Restaurant in the Mountains . THD Tas. will be su with ali the varietles-to be found in the, aad MEALS bf at all hours. “Always on hand, and chialatas Guai Particular 2! GAME SUPPERS to order, OYSTERS SERVED UP EN EVERY STYLE I have employed the best Cooks to be found in the State. me a trial awd satisfy yourselves. a meal as can be had at cisco. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor. Hare. that you can get aa Sacramento or San Nevada‘ Sept. 6-1mUnited States Hotel, GRUSH & PARKER,.... PROPRIETORS. ——-* Sarest, Hear Pine: street. TAKE PEEASURE in informpe the ¢ public that we ares are now prepared pire pe gp een in as comstyle sta ~ age Fook in jhe moi ntajns. ge Rady oon taim to render our at. aa -be found a HOTEL DE PARIS, — OvIpE CNAUVEL..Proprietor, Broad St., Corner of of Bridge St., Nevada. ‘HIS ROver . ¥STABLISHED IW 1862, continues to in the same style which has heveigire dots the resort.of all who appreeiate Living, Comfort — Cleantiness. find attentive ; Pr ‘Fravelers -will clean als at ee eg the day. = and wate me v CHAUVEL. Teeth Cleaned, Remerst and Seirvy of the Gums at . Only in the utter extinction of Mexico as a tion will be paid to getting-up . [From the 8. F, Bulletin, “ aa By the Pony Express we have some most : . ipportent tidings relative to the Republic of . about to be put to the civil war which. has time that its friends began to fear the strife was irrepressible, and would eventually end bi }nation. The-Great Powers of Western Europe,-it.seems, have resolved to-act—by diplomacy if they can; but by arms if they . must—as pacificators of our sister Republic. They are said to have actually signed a convention to that effect, to which they invite the assent of the United States; but if that be withheld, they are still determined on_an effective course of action. This: explaine, perhaps, the great mustering of U.S. ships _ in the Gulf of Mexico, to be ready to act as emergency miglit dictate. The N. Y. Times, tof the 27th August, exclusively published . this important intelligence, the exact bearing of which on the immediate and fature politieal relations of our country with Mexico, can as yet scarcely be calculated: But without speculating at present on the possible and probable consequences of this event, we content ourselves meanwhile by laying before our readers, in_extenso, the article from the Times, Here it is: * “We have the best authority for stating that the Mexican question is on the point of being peremptorily settled by a decisive intervention of four of the Great Powers most deeply interested in the restoration of order throughout the dominions of our distracted neighbor. F , Spain and Prussia have signed a-convention for the paeificstion of Mexico, to which they invite the ad-— hesion of the United States, but which they propose to carry into effect Without that adhesion should the United States refuse it. “The bases_of toleration for all jous opinions, and of a modified establishment for the Roman Catholic Church, we uiiderstand .} to have been already accepted by the Consti. tutionalists under Juarez oh the one part, and by the Clerical party‘under Miramon on the other. An armistice of twelve months duration is to bedeclared between the respective leaders, and during this period those portions of Mexico occupied by each are to be held-without dispute by the actual ocoupants; joint action being taken to secure the carrymg on of the necessary business of the: ing . public administration and the maintenance of order. Ata time to be hereafter fixed, the people of Mexico are to be ealled upon to elect bétween the principles represented by the two factions, and the respective leaders pledge themselves to resign all their author-— ity and arms into the hands of the Goveryment thus designated under the sn of the intervening powers. _/ “The grounds of -this action, jassaile submitted to the Administration at Washington are, that the party,-of Juarez, which might hive beenestablished as the Supreme Executive more than a year ago, under the terms of the treaty proposed by Senor Ocampo through Mr. Metane to the Washington Government, hasdemonstrated its incapacity of conquering power, and that the United States have definitely abdicated their pretensions. to aid it in this conquest ; that the party of Miramon, in like manner, has proved itself dependent upon an isolated intervention by Spain, which is in every point of view undesirable ; aud that the interests of the subjects of the intervening Powers and of civilization generally, can no longer be left at the-mercy of the pértisan warfare which has raged for six years in Mexico, and hae reduced. tie country to the very brink of -chaos. “It is unnecessary for us to point out to our readers the gravity and impertance of this act on the part of the Eetvpeen States. ‘. Our own Government is understood to have announced that while ‘a pacific interventioo of the sort contemplated, if it fails' to command the assistance, cannot provoke the hos-. tility of the ‘United States, no armed interference to enforce its provisions must ‘be made without due previous notice, communicatéd to the Administration at pote sore, ge “ The results reached are attribute An cipally to the aetivity of the Prveeen . in* Mexico, whose coantrymen are largetag sone in the foreign population of epublic, rnd to the err nee of “Lord ‘LEVASON. iad se Office Co's store, Nevada.. -___ exp? > over Bleck [Sein Russell.” elt