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FoTTR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

Tho ete,msb;n ", ,tlerbilt arrived at New York on
Sunday last She left southampton on the evening OF
the Sd instant We are indebted to the Times for the
following brief summary of her news
The Russian Grand Duke Constantine paid strictly
private visit to Queen Victoria at Osborne, arriving there
at midday the Both ut., from Cierboug. Ais lmpe-
rial Hghness saluted by the ships-ofwa assembled
there for the purpose and the American gate Susa
hanna then lying in the roadstead took prominent part
in his reception the Russian flag being up at the main
during the saluting and the band on deck playing the
Russian national anthem. The Susquehanna immediate
y afterwards sailed for Gravesend The Grand Duke re-
manned at Osborne longer than Sunday evening at |
O'clock when he embarked on board the Queens steam
yacht Osborne, sleeping on board, and at o'clock
Monday morning sed for Calais under salutcs from the
r. Y s. battery at Cowes and the fleet at Sphead. The
bevy and privacy of his visit, compared with the
length and publicity of his sojourn in France, afford
topic for comment in the English journals.
Mr. Stevens the English consul at Teheran, arrived
at Vienna on the 3Oth umo with the ratified Anglo
Persian treaty and left for London the evening
Thirteen hundred houses have been burned down by
great fire in the Turkish capital
The little Archduchess Sophia, of Austria died at Buda
on the evening Of the 18th ult.
despatch from Constantinorle states that the sub
scrpton list of banking scheme started by native firms
had reached Ct 800, 900.
The federal assembly of Berne has been convoked for
the 9th of June to ratify the treaty with Prussia.
The Spanish census is nearly completed and the result
WILL it is said, show population of IL 900 900 souls.
The Constitutional publishes private letter from the
Persian Gulf, received through Bagdad which
that the 2lst of April the British troops evacuated the
town of Mohai merah, of which they had taken posses
sion at the latter ED of March.
Brussels has been the of popular turmoil which
at time assumed the features of serious political
demonstration 1t took III rise in and exciting
debate in the Chamber of Representatives charitable
institutions A sentence uttered by of the members
was loudly cheered by the spectators in tho gallery, when
the President gave orders to the hus to clear the gal
iey Soon after number of men with their hats on forced
their way in and The chamber again cleared by the
troops and orders given strengthen the military posts
outside The crowds increased to thousands, and cries
oil all kinds heard shouts of 'pioe Ia Roi being
mingled with "a bas les C0npeatf' 'Down with the
priests, Down with the Catholics, ''Let us drown the
PRESIDENT &C. SC. The erment spread TO Antwerp and
several other Belgian towns. The mobs broke the win
dows Of several Of the monasteres and Jesuis colleges
The King very popular, Numerous arrests were
made AT latest dates order restored in most places
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A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPErINGs
0lcoha matngs, rugs materials lace curtains Gilt
cornices, window shades, So, &C., &C.,
MUCH BEtow REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257, 259 and Grand street
May 20-ly and AZ and 40 Caharine street
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The First Exhibition
oF THE wAsHINGToN uoRTIcuLTuRAI. socIEr,

VI THE WASHINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILL open for the admission of visitors on Tues
wv day next the 10th instant at Mr. Corcorans Building H.
between 18th and th streets at and will close
afternoon nj s, p,
The following schedule of premiums win awarded viz
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washington Branch Railroad.
Trains follo,cs
LNROM Washington at 6, a. M, connecting at Relay
with trains for the West, and at Baltimore with those Phi
delpha and New York.
At $50, M for Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York
Ms for Baltimore and Norfolk, and Relay Freder-
lex train.
Express 400 Relay for West and for Annapolis
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
On Sunday at 7, a. m, and 40 p. m.
From baltimore for Washington,
At AIS and Obs, n. M. and at 3 and bI5 p.m m. ...
On Sunday at AIS, m, ard ais, p.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
june
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WOoilens.
1857.
WILSON G, HUNT CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to 36 Park Place,
Wheeler a. Wilson.

MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Families, Mangfaeturrs and oilers.
FINHESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their Increasing sale
and tho approval
ceived warrant the propcos warmly recommending They
have been In use sufficiently long TO test them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction. y
Among the undoubted they possess over all others
l Beauty and simplicity Of construction consequent
from arrangement and Of
I'd Unexampled ease and rnpidty of operation
3D.. Noseless
4h The remarkable perfection stitching and ter annca
bihty to a variety Of purposes and materials. -
Principal Office No 3a broadway New AT their agencies
in the principal cities Of the ~''vD
May 28-lys
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NHARLES LEVER. The Fortunes of Glencore
~ BY Charles Lever author Of the Daltons
TENT Life in the Holy land BY VIM Prime, author Boat
Life in Egypt, &c. 81 %.
Just received and for sale by
juno 1875 TAYLOR MAIRY
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Cyrus w. Field d Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Gin stree Ne,o Yoyk.


WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL Gig stree, Neo Fork
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers 70
IL their stock printing, writing wrapping ana all other
kinds Of paper which they offer for sale lowest market prices
May 26-1y# NT-.'
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Trinity Building, Ill Broadoay.
TUNdE assets OF this company amount to nearly -FOUR
Il MILLIONS OF poIARs and entirely cash. three mil
Ion sir HUNDRED thousand dollars aud mortgage
ga real estate in the city and State of New York
lions Of dollars. ~
The entire profits, already amounting million sir HUNDRED
thousand dollars the property Of tho policy holders
TERMS
Forms of application and pamphlets giving every information sun
pled on applying ut the Office the agents
FRED'K s. WINSTON, President
ISAAC AI,IATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANS, Actuary
MlSTURN POST, NJ D., Medical Examiner
May 26-1ya
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WTILLARD'S HOTEL. G. & III. A. Willard,
Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington D. c.
Jan 29--dift
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BEN. q .. A. whitlock & GO,

ID Beekman Street, of Nassau opposite he Aao
House,
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PAID OvER.-On Thursday, Mr.. Houghtaling
paid over the S6,O00 for the recovery OF which
a suit had been commenced by the county. The
money was paid, not as y portion of the estate
of the late Sheriff, but as specific property be-
longing TO the county. About half of it was
paid az having been collected on foreign mi
ner's licenses, and the remainder Oh other tax
e.. Mr.. IIoughtailing. as administrator of Mr..
Wright was allowed to deduct the pc; centage
due the Sheriff for collect Oh, and after deduct
Jag the ten per cent coming to the District At
;orney> the amount actually paid to the Treas
urer was only S4,s26. In consideration of the
payment of this money, the District Attorney
made an agreement with Mr. Houghtaling to
postpone the other suit until the August term
OF the District Court.
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BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The County Super
visors met on Monday morning. The principal
business transacted by the Board has been the
approval of the bonds of the county officers.
The following bonds we're examined and APP
proved S. W. Boring, Sheriff; Rufus shoema-
ker, Clerk; T. W. Sigourney, Treasurer; Mar
tin Brennan, Assessor; W. F. Anderson, District
Attorney; and J. L. Gamble, County Surveyor.
The bonds of the following persons appointed
Road Overseers, were also approved: B. Muir
ply, Samuel Bingham, VIM. Seward, and NJ.
Logue. The bond of S. C. Richardson. Justice
of the Peace for Grass Valley, was approved
Mr.. Kelly was appointed Constable for Eureka
township, in place of ]. D. Cougcr, resigned,
and W. D. Smithson was appointed Constable
for Little York township.
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accidentally shot in the ankle on Wednesday
morning last He had, in company with man
named Walker. been sitting up with sick man
a short distance from town. and at two O'Clock
came into town to see some fiends who were
going to leave in the two o'clock stage. putting
a pistol in his belt at the time. After going
back to the house he took the pistol off and laid
it on a table, Walker took up the pistol and
cooked it, when it accidentally went off. the ball
taking effect in Duane's left ankle and pene-
trating the bone His foot is much inAamcd,
and the ball has not yet been extracted. 1t is
feared he will be crippled.
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R5- L. J.Czapkay.-We woull direct the especial
attention of Tnvads to the perusal Of Dr. L. j. Czapkays
,ertsement to be found in another column oths paper
to place the services of learned and Physician
within their reach. So much i'll has been inflicted the
human family from the penicious and ignorant practices
Of impirics that it if fulfilling bounden
duty TO make known where udciou reefcan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects of
sexual private diseases other treatment cheer
fully commend DR.. L. j. Crapkay Of scientif
c and medical requirements Possessing all the require
ments from long experience and acknowledged Skill for
the successful practice Of his profession. Having made
sexual complaints his especial study like the celebrated
Rcord Of Paris he is enabled guarantee speedy and
permanent in all of private chronic diseases
whether the effect Of conaon selabuse or loss Of virl
ity, and in order that patients at distance may avail
them selves Of his advice free consultation by letter
to them The knowledge have Of the cures
he has elected of which OF long standing leads
to place much faith in Dr. C's efficacy and commend
him to the cOnfden o! those in ill-health
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QUARTZ MINING.--We learn that the work OF
erecting new Quartz Mill. at the headOf Long
Hollow, near American Hill, has been com
menced From specimens taken out of the vein
which we have examined, We should judge it to
he one of the richest quartz veins in this section
of the State. The lead was owned by Messrs.
Craig, Edwards aud others, and they made a
contract with Mcssrs. Van Pelt, Green and
Soggs, by which the latter were to erect mill
in consideration of Que half Of the lead. The
company is now called the Nevada Quartz
Mining Company" The mill is to have eight
stamps, with all the necessary amalgamatlng
apparatus of the most approved kind. The ma
ehincry is OH the way up from Sacramento, and
it il the intention to have the mill running by
the 6rst Of July
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New Store, New Goods,
~~VV HeM0 H@MES@O
PHILADELPHIA STORE,

81 BROAD STREET, KIDD KNOX, NEw BRICK DuiLnINo
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WE take pleasure announcing to the citizens Of Nevs
w da and vicinity that the
Philadelphia Store Is open al No. 81 Broad 81.
IN Kidd Knor's Brick Building,
We have recently received large stock Of New Goods
which will be sold per cent cheap than ever
before offered in this market.
The goods of the best quality, and consist part As
follows:
Dress Goods.-Frcnch and American Calico
French and English Merinos, all colors,
French and Scotch Plaids, all woool,
Plain and figured he Iane,
ALPACA BombaIine also French GnghAm
Swiss Muslin Jaconet and cross bar in great quantity
Sillxs.-Marrantque Plaid, Plain and Changsbe, 1.-THE
latest and shest syles also any color Of Florence Silks
MantiIlns.-Sk, Satin and Fur. Of every description.
Victoria Winter BOnncts.-Leghorn, Split Straw,
silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats and Boys Hats.
Opera Dresses very rich styles
Table COVers.-Worsted and Linen, Of allkinds.
Carpets.-Three Ply Brussels Ingram, Velvet, All
colors
Matting.-Iarge quantities. from a. 10 Ga, cheap
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs large assortment OF
Druggett all colors.
We call especial attention to large assortment Of the
heaviest kind OF White Macnsc Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds of Flannels for family use.
Embroderies Edgng and Lace the richest style hand
and call especial attention to them.
The RICHEST STYLE OF EMBROIDERED HASpKERcInKys.
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al all prices.
Damask.-Silk and Worsted, Of all colors.
COttOn.-Bleached Muslin I4-lo, cheaper than has
before been sold.
Alexanders Kidd Cloves also silk Gloves and silk Mits.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters, Of all kinds.
Ladies are invited to call and Examine Goods and
ascertain prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
On Remember the Observation-Disclosures Dry Goods
STIEFEI. COIN.
Nevada Aug. Is. 1856 46tf
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NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mnrsc AT MoSrrzuxA HmL.-The Key

MINING AT MoNrEzUMA HnI--The Keystone
company, at Montezuma Hill, struck gravel
las, week in their claims, which pays from five
.o ten dollars to the pan. This company first
ma tunnel into the hill distance of between
,9oO aud l4OO feet, mostly through solid rock.
A, the end of the tunnel they sunk shaft about
thirty feet, and found the prospects above sta
I'D They are not able to do much as yet in
,.shing the gravel, in consequence of the large
ouantity of water in the shaft, which now has
% he raised with a windlass. 1t is the intention
of the company 10 put in syphon, Tor the pur-
nose of raising the water. The claims are diyl-
ded into nine shares, which are owned by prac-
teal miners. They have been at work pros
Meeting near two years, and expended at least
$4,000.
The Montezuma Tunnel Company, whose
claims are located on the same hill, are pushing
ahead their work with great vigor They hrst
sunk a shaft 10 the depth of PIP feet and drift
cd in different directions about 800 feet in all,
and found gravel which prospected two and
three dollars to the pan. Ia consequence OF tine
great quantity of water in the shaft, they were
compelled to abandon it for a time. They ac-
cordingly commenced driving tunnel into the
bill, in order to drain the claims. They have
come City feet yet to run, and are still IN the
solid rock which has to be blasted. This COM
pany have been at work three years, expended
in money and labor about $4,000, and as yet
have taken nothing out of the diggings Their
claims. however, are extensive, and they are
sanguine Of taking out gold enough, at some
future day, to reward them for their money and
labor expended.
The operations of these companies are a fair
sample of the manner in which the business of
mining is carried on in this county, and it is
frequently the case that mining companies work
for years, in this way, and never realize dol
lar for their labor. When such is the character
OF our staple business it is not surprising that
men frequently become discouraged, aud the
large number Of reckless persons in our midst
can be easily accounted for.
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NotIce.-The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has purchased the Drug Store Com
meca street recently established by B. Thayer Of San
Francisco, which contains full stock of FRESH DRUGS
from the best English and other European manufacturers
aud sack as can BE- depended upon; also, complete
assortment of the finest rcrumeres and articles of toilet
together with full supply of every thing belonging to the
business The Store under the management of Doctor
b. r. CARNAN who viii devote particular attention have
the establishment conducted in such a manner to gain
the confidence of the public,
n B-Physcian's prescriptions properly compounded.
III GEO. o. KILBOURN,
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LEcruREs.--Judge J. NJ. Crane gave one Of
his lectures at the Court House on Monday eve
ming. on the subject of geographical discoveries.
The lecture was very interesting and had evil
IDENTIFY been prepared with great care. Another
lecture was given last evening, but we go to
press at too early an hour TO speak of it. To-
night and tomorrow night he lectures in Grass
Valley.
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HOTELS.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL Z!
RE-OPENED.

kss1a THIS and spacious Hotel lately erected on
1sl the site formerly occupied by the Pacific Restau
.1!HM rant, the bridge foot of MAIN STREET, Ne
.aE yada, will be open for the reception of guests,
and accommodation Of the public generally and after
Saturday, May 9th.
The proprietor would invite the attention Of the travel
ing portion Of the community especially to the fact that
having spared neither trouble expense to build and
furnish his House in manner calculated to meet the
tire wants Of the public and having most DESTROYS oca
ton in the business part of the city in the immediate vi
ciny Of the California Stage Co.. Telegraph and Express
Offices Having number of GOOD APARTMENTS for the
Accommodation of Families, the
Most H Ona bic Terms,
and conducting his House strict Temperance prncpl
thus aordng superior accommodations to those wishing
u QUIET HOME.
He begs inform the citizens Of Nevada and the public
generally that every attention will be given TO promote
the comfort and merit the patronage Of those who may ia
vor him with call.
SAMUEL W. CRUSH, Proprietor.
Nevada MAY 8th 1S57.-32.G
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DEruTIEs.-Mr. Boring has appointed J. B.
van Hagan, Under Sheriff, L. F Humiston,
Foreign Tax Collector, and r. NJ Lindsey Jail
Or John S. Lambert and Vim. Smith. have
Oeen appointed Deputy Clerks, and Richard
Wheaton,, Deputy Recorder. by Mr.. Shoemaker.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION Masonic Frater-
nity at Orleans Flat and vicinity are making
extensive preparations for the celebration OF
the anniversary of st John the Baptist on the
z4th Proxlmo. A ball will come off in the
evening in the pavilion adjoining the Orleans
Hotel.
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FORCE OF CoNscIENCE.-Tw years ago, or
thereabouts, at a Ball given at Keystone Flat,
in this county, valuable specimen brcast-pin
was stolen from the shirt bosom Of Isaac Dun
ster, Esq, Of Rough IL Ready. whilst sleeping.
Nothing was heard of tue pin or depredator, uu-
til about week ago. when Mr.. Dunster was
sgreeably surprised by receiving package
through the Post Office, containing bis lost pin,
without explanation.
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MEETING OF TIE GENITAL CoNMrrrEE.-By a
notice in another column, it will be seen that a
meeting of the Central Committee for this coun-
~ has been called for next Monday, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. The object of the
meeting is to call Democratic County Con-
Vention, aud apportioning the delegates for the
several townships A full attendance of the
Committee is desirable
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READTNGs.-Miss Eliza a. Pittsinger will give
an entertainment at Williams Temperance Hall,
tomorrow evening to consist of Rotations
from standard American and European authors.
O'Clock
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Coop CLAIxs.-The sIuice claims of Hank
Knerr, George Downey and VIM. J. McFadden,
en- Soekeye Point, American Hill District, yield
ed sixteen dollars day TO the hand, last week.
The boys think they will realize enough out Of
their claims before water fails to take them to
The "Ehite settlements"
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AccTDENr.-JOhn Hope was severely bruised
rom slide or cave in Moore d Co.'S. claims on
Cayote Hill last week. He was completely Gov
cred with the earth; but, when "sluiced out''
was found only to be badly bruised, with few
hesh wounds
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MINING AT HUNS HuL-The East Mining
Company, at Hunts Hill, have taken out Of
their claims in the past ten days, $3.2Os, with
ten men at work-being over $50 day to the
hand. The company have been taking out for
come time past. about $500 per week.
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Notice Is hereby given u,nt ~. Nevada br

Notice Is hereby given tlas Nevada branch
OF the 'waacc Monument Association will meet the
first and third Saturday of each month at o'clock P ~
at the Hotel de Paris Broad street All Scotchmen
friendly to the invited TO attend.
JAMES AITKEN, Pres't
WIN. LOWE. Scc'y.
JAMES MONROE, Treas.
Nevada, Feb. 24th--3m*
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A. BLOCK g. CO.,
TTAvE now on HAND and are in constant receipt Of
/ large and varied Assortment Of
FASHIONABLE REkDY-M MADE Clothing.
Ccntlemen's Fur'i-.,ins Goods,
Consisting " part as follows
Coats.
Cloth an Fancy Cashmere Blu 'incss Coats;
Sartouts Sacks. and other styles Of Osercoata
Cloth anu lJlg nap Talmas;
Blue Pilo, .nd Beaver Monkey Jackets;
Fine Black cloth Frock Coats
Goto mixed Cashmere Coats.
Vests.
Black Silk Velvet Vests { latest style;)
Black Figured silk, Cashmere and satin Vests
Fancy and llain Ca .simere Vests
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Plain and ancy Satinett Pants;
Black Does N and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Eentucky Jane. Pants.
shirts and Drawers.
navs h JoncP Patent Shirts (large stock3
silk Uudersirts and Drawers;
White and Gray MernO Shirts and Drawers;
FLANNEL, Check, and Hickory Shirts.
Hats.
Black Brown anil Pearl French Hats;
Black Brown and Pearl Wool Hats.
Blankets.
White Blue Red and Gray Blankets.
Domestic.
Four-fourths Brown and Bleached Sheeting.
Together with large assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
Hayward's Long Rubber Boots, --latest improvement
Black and White Rubber Coats with Capes.
Black and White Rubber Jackets
Rubber Gloves long and short-Hat Covers &c, solo
at wholesale and retail at the lowest prices. Call and
anime our Stock.
Nevada Jan LIST ls57-I4.H
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Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. g, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Visiting
Companions respectfully invited 10 attend.
II. II. CASWELL, NJ {. H. p
s. W BORING Sec'y
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NATIONAL XCHANG

No "a BROAD STREET NEVADA
VINE undersigned late propetors Of the UNITED STATES
| HorEL having lea ed BIcIxnen's Block and hand.
somely fitted it up throughout prepared to accom-
modate permanent and transient Boarders, in style
surpassed in the State.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the va.
rieties the market affords.
The Beds md Furniture are all new and for style
and comfort cannot be excelled.
Particular attention will be paid TO the accommodation
Of Ladies' md Families.
Having had long experience in the business. arc con-
fdent of being able to make the NATIONAL Of the
most desirable Hotels IN the mountains
This Block is substantially built Of Brick, and
withstood the late disastrous Grehe airy and
well finished and from the Balconies have splSdid
view Of the surrounding country.
HS- OPEN All NIGHT ia
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times DO supplied with the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAHS
PEARSON HEALY, Proprietors
Nevada Aug. 90. 1856 46-tf