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ST. SoHNs, N. F., Sept. 6.-The steamship Prince
Albert. from Galway the 18th ult., brings the fol-
lowing additional European news:
The Cunard Royal mail steamship Asia arrived
at Queenstown on the 26th ult.
The steamship Canadian, from Quebec, arrived
at Londonderry on the 2Sth ult.
The Great Eastern steamship has arrived out at
Milford Haven.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.-The sales of Cotton to-day
are estimated at 5000 bales.
The market is steady, and the quotations of last
Friday are firm.
The weather is more favorable for the growing
crops.
Messrs. Bgland, Athya g. Co. say Flour is firm,
at steady prices. They quote American qualities
at 81 to 33s.
Wheat is less active. Indian Corn is quiet at SO
to 39s. for White.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-Consols closed at 92E to 80
American Railway shares have increased in firm
ness.
Large orders for grain have been sent to Ameri
ca and the Black sea.
General and Political Intelligence.
In the British House of Commons Lord Palmer
ston denied that Austria had menaced to support
Naples, and said that Austria would adhere to non
intervention till her frontiers were threatened.
Jesse Hartley the contractor of nearly all the
naval docks in England, is dead.
The Royal Intendant of Potenza has headed an
insurrection in the Province of Basilieata.
Fuad Pacha had completely quieted the Syrians.
The Russian harvest is the most abundant for
years past.
A meeting of Garbaldi's sympathizers has been
held in London.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-The Bourse is steady. The
three per cent rentes closed at 6Sf. 10c.
The weather in France has been very wet.
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QUEEN YIcToRA's SABLE SuBJEcrs.-The negroes
of Toronto have got up buresque on the loyalty
of the Canadians themselves by holding meeting
passing resolutions, etc We quote their resolu
tions
Resolced, That approaching as we do the visit Of
the Prince of Wales to this and other parts of the
British dominions, we do, with all loyalty to our
Sovereign Lady the Queen, as free people es
capped from slavery, deem it our duty TO appoint
committee to wait upon his Royal Highness, and
present him with suitable address, such as would
be creditable to ourselves and those connected
with us at large
ResolUed, Thatas freemen we are willing to show
all classes in this noble province that we will not
be behind them in coming forward to show our
Queens representative, the Prince of Wales, all
the loyalty we can possibly bestow.
Res0tted, That if her Majesty the Queen, from
rebellion or invasion, otherwise, should require
the services of the colored inhabitants OF the Brit
sh provinces, we will be ready to assist, with our
fellow inhabitants, in maintaining the integrity of
the mother country, both at home and abroad.
Their "fellow inhabitants is good. These dar-
kies, it would seem, have no idea of being eonsid-
cred .ssubiects," as the loyal Canadians are proud
to style themselves. Encouraged by the notice of
Lord Brougham, they will not even acknowledge
themselves subject to the Queen.
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LATER FROM NORTHERN MEXICO
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
The Civil War in chihuahua.

a.. The Civil War in chihuahua.
SPRINGFIELD NO., Sept. 6.-The Overland Cali
fornia Mail, from San Francisco, arrived at this
point to-day, bringing advices thence to the 18th
ultimo.
The news from California, Oregon, Washington
Territory and British Columbia, by this arrival, has
been fully anticipated by the Overland Pony Ex-
press at st. Joseph, Mo.
In Chihuahua the civil revolution was progress
sing.
Sharp encounters between the Church and
Liberal forces had taken place, in which the former
had been victorious.
The Church forces are fighting gallantly, and
eyince determination to drive the Liberals out
of the State.
At the latest accounts the Liberal Government
had fled to the Territory of New Mexico.
The latest advices from Sonora state that Gov
Pesquiera is fast losing ground.
The stories which have been circulated in regart
to the discovery of new and rich gold mines in th'
territory of Arizona turn out to be totally false.
Many persons who sacrificed their all to get t.
the mines are returning.
Everything along the valley of the Rio Grand
appears to be dull.
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Later from Nicaragua.

By an arrival at New York from Aspinwail We,
have adyices from Central and South America.
but find little of Importance or interest The pre
sent government of Nicaragua appears to have.
been thrown into great CONSERVATION by the re-.
cent movements Of Gen. Walker, and President
Chamorro has issued the following proclamation
President Chamorro Senator, charged with the
Executive power OF the Republic of Nicaragua. 10,
the Inhabitants:
Compatriots- William Walker, the enemy of onr
repose, with party of his robbers menaeas ~
this moment our neighbor and sister, the Republic
of Honduras; the danger is likewise ours-tht.
question is Central American.
The ruins which his destructive hands scatterefli
far and near yet smoking. These continually
make US remember what we may again expect
from these hordes of cannhas. The reiigisn of onr
fathers, our paternal hearths, our beloved fams-
lies, the very soil under our feet, all. oil will be
taken from US by force should that heartless peo-
pie fgeate)-whose professed principle is the de-
structlon Of our race-take possession Of the
country.
Our past dssensions were the cause that, in the
late INVASION, the contest was prolonged and the
idea OF our easy conquest conceived. Now united
we have but one standard, independence
enemy, tilibusters. The time and occasion has,
come for us to prove to the whole world that we
are able to defend our rights, and that our terri
tory is not to be trodden with mpunity.
Clergymen OF the Republic. The holy religion
of which ye are the ministers is menaeed; falfl
your evangelical mission.
Proprietors, felow.ctizens ALL You know the
gravity of the danger. The Government repose-
in the security that each Of yon is prepared
promptly to comply with the duties imposed upon
you by your country.
Soldiers of the arny The miserable vaniaks
whom you caused to bite the dust at San Jaeinto
Massaya and Granada, dare again to challenge
| your ferocity (jrauW'a). Prepare yourselves. AT
whatever point OF Central America they may an
pear it is to US also that the challenge is extended
There is the danger of our country; there, honor
and our oaths call us, and there, as heretofore in
your ranks will be found your companion and
FRIEND FERNANDO GHAaoRRo
Managna July %, 1850.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Speech of Mr.. Breckinridge.

LEXINGTON, Sept. 5.-Mr. Breckinridge addressed
q large and enthusiastic crowd, repelling tht
charges of disunion, and denying various othe
charges from his political opponents.
He stated the principles of the conservative
Democracy, and severely criticised Mr.. Douglas
speech.
Death Of an Actor.
New YORK, Sept 6.-Mr. G. II. Barrett, the cele
brated comedian, died in this city to-day.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, Sept 6,--The steamer B. J. Adams
passed down at O'Clock last night.
The Cora Anderson passed down at l2 and the
T. l.. McGill at ! O'Clock to-day.
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Editor and proprietor Norfolk k. tTa.1 "a j Examine

A PRoPHEr.-Rev. Fl. Clay Dean, a Douglas man,
said in speech at Keokuk, Iowa, that the fame
and memory CT Washington would endure
Long after every blacie-hearted Republican was
dead, damned, and forgotten, and the worms had
devonred their heart strings, and were fighting for
their eye balls, and their children had squandered
their estates, and the devil had their souls.
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Here is a conundrum got of by a Nebraska ed-
tor: Why is a Nebraska shnpiaster like All i'm
penltent sinner? Because It does not know that
its Redeemer hyeth,
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HEENAS AND MoRR1ssEy.-A New York Sunday
paper asserts positively that Heenan and Merrissey
will fight previous to the 9th of March, and proba-
bly, in January, for $4,000 aside.
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sn4RKs-The Spirit of the Times, in reply to a
query, remarks:
We are inclined to believe that there must be
TWO species of shark-the one yiviparous, the
other oviparous. We have known many gentle.
men speak of sharks eggs as being commonly
laid upon the sea shore aud Matched among sea
weed, while others, whose Judgment and Yeracity
are beyond question, have cut open shark and
taken her young alive from her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-07

A SMART STAGE, DRIvER.--Mr. Washburn, Black
Republican candidate for Governor of Maine, in u
recent joursey, took his seat by the driver on q
stageboX. The drivers talk Indicated that he did
not know he was carrying the Republican candi-
date. In order to open his eyes and let him know
that he carried Caesar and mis- fortunes Mr. w
looked the driver full in the face and said sir
do you know who you are riding with ~ The
driver confessed his ignorance. Said Mr.. W.
Youare riding with the next Governor of Maine ~
The driver dropped his whip, grasped Mr. ". $
hand and gave it genuine Democratic. Union
ven do? tot. Satalt ~
Sol. Smart is Mr. Washburn's opponent in The
race for the Goyernorship.
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The height of polteness is said to be holding an
umbrella over duck, in shower Of rain.
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rELeaRapneD TO rhe NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE
THE PRINCE ALBERT AT ST. JOHNS.
LORD pALMERsroN ON ITALIAN AFFAIRS
rpY THE sArlosA1 AND AMERICAN usrs.1

GARrBALDr SYMPATHY MEETING IN LONDON.
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FATAL AcctDEsr.-Themas L. Newell, about rs
years OF age. son Of Capt. Newell, of the steam
IT, r. W. Hill. accidentally shot himself ir
phis On Tuesday last while handling
bail entered the eye and caused
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Which claimed during I've days and the expenses %
ON WEI WI & 2oa T. 12Stg 6 10
New Orleans sipifSsss Ff4gss6H% f py Street Commissioner
CLERK Of Comptroller.
Il ss conduit a" o. Premier District rue
fdn n% shsys ane ataes nSs isps fi51Rt i
aERdREDi, IL de sspemOrs 1869 70 hsSs; TssoN y
Ddpue Commssaire des Rues
Nouvee ORLEANS, G. sep,embre is6O SCI 10 II Y
SECoND DISTRICT PoUNDsa;Wns brp"ght tas "!sI.t
''tsS.'b ose bSs Ss stud colt, white hind foot
Which II not claimed within i've days and the there
TPaRRD KY s speas sa ct PgS @ at s'SS I K '
Ne" o'i'' S's'fSIfs milton RELr Street Commissioner
Registered September 8, 1866 nrcpos
Mm @.@z..... Clerk Of Comptroller.
EPAv pu s' DEUN!EHE ~ H5n1g PIfTKleTb n Slasis bslt
e0gqEng5s gi%nyls 5 Gsse1 y 5srsr. SSs Ssas Spaye
dill animal es pas reoame cina ious les rais
paes yondns sesheTs e re pabaus a. dit depot le
s-sAtpi uf J. MffoN kEIEi i Comni'sare des Eges
Noavele Orleans. de septtmeEe looo SEQ AZ u
SEcoND DIsTRlGT PouNDk,ns ! sI,s IS,roaght
%9 %4S ri a"S NOT s"aed ~a days
g TRnbhY nSaY w psnsr &c S sSf 5 siSS say ~
new orleans y 'MihTbN RELF, Street Commissioner
AsR't''1 ''D'N''s' ALFRED 4; @ 9ueR9s, z cs,,.r,,..
LSPAyE Du DEUxIEME DISTRICT II "a
easas G ~ spa sn1s Hs
ns yashe rouge # blanche sanE GornG rx o. at il,
fs pas Pc g. i ra'' sea rend I ssshe s pH5qa depot
ie SANhDi a' fsPiS5 %f%6s WI RELF Gommsafe Rge
Nonyele Orleans Dc senlelnhte ls60: ss2 =
SECoND DISTRICT PoUND-.WassIb sI1 brought gl
One bay horse colt hind foot white abont IS hands high
III t Mfi'f I bran INN N to be hert
" wei i sof camed within HEe days expenses tbcce
B B1 Rs4 T b ' IS BpDe Il Is 81 MON
One Jiass sow, white stripe face
One white sow--no brands or marks
thssseg gaia VII ge sod pgBe sacg6 N sa9 Pound
SATURDAY, September 3, ls6e al ~ O'Clock, A. ~
Ne" osIeei 9fpFfYfs I FfaYfss6ITx, TX Dy Street Commissioner
f'ES'''S'SD ALFRED A. pUcRos.
@.... .a.=..- .. Clerk OF Comptroller.
EHPAVE Du DEUXIEME DISTRIGTs1.I q
~ 10 conduit 6 az sfres ds EaySs dg nS$Se District
In poaan ba pied de derfere BLANC, denvon l3 mains
une yaee Ionse e blanche e dessu. de porele droite
couple rore gauche eonpte, ttamrte la cro"pe dune
~ 5scs.ass a ds eng TAM AZ asas e.
lie LtNpI, 10 de sepembre Is6q 4 70 hepres A. "
Upe truie noire, Ia tt,e blanche. 49, -s .
Itne trnie blanche, dtampe nj rnerqne.
n ss,2n, xsn5Ss I snfs5, II ts! gaigpF ~ dt
Dtpa!t con@sssire dss Rnes,
THIRD DISTRICT TPOuED.1Nyas brought
Clouat and LopiSa streets, ektny-
VIZ sa"S Ra , aT md Ss @
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EPAvE Du DEUxIEME DIsTRIGoT.@inms CT L /

IL conduit depot epases du Deuscme District en-
eoiguure BienFille et tIalyez, comrne epaVe-
Une yaehe rouge blanche, sans corne .. 49,
n IL all animal pas delam6 dams cinq ors e les
fnis payt renchere publique, dit depot,
IA SANEDI 8 de septernhre 1860. Il 10 leures A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, Commssaire des Raes.
Ntr. ...n1tn-l -lrl.n Il de AnllAl
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streets, estray- ,....
One red and whi,e-spotted cow-no horns.
Which enued within five days and Me expenses there
on paid will sold at public auction at said Pound on SAT
IRDAY September s, 1860 al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, September 4, 1860
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
Clerk OF Comptroller.
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= Nrs GR Mrs Smith E.,....Nrs ceaa Rove V
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I,pAvE pu nEuxIEME pIsrRIcT.-n q
rI,MIIsD DISTRICT P0uND: was hrough,


Clouet and bOusa streets, as ektniy--
One dunn stud pony IL hands high-no visible brand
Which fnot claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid sold public auction, said Pound SAT-
URnAY, September S, 1850 at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
New Orleans September !, 1860
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCROs
INInr1-a aF o1lar
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SECOND pIsTRIGT PoUNpa Wa nro%gh. eay Ill

streets, estray
One bay stud colt white hind foot
Which not within hvo days and the expenses there
paid will he sold public auction NJ said Pound Oh
SATURDAY, September s, 1860, at ~ o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, September 4, 1860 ,,
j, MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
i'es''''tsi ei'''''' . ALFRED A. DUCRos,
mwz Clerk Of Comptroller.
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Initials.

Louisiana Bible Society The Methodist Advocate To
tye Tailor OF New Orleans p Peters City Baggage
Steamboat Planet Secretary Of Quiman Lodge No, F A
NJ jantor Of O School of Medicine. Dean Of the
Faculty o School of Medicine Black A L.
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EPAVE DU QUATHIEnIE DISTRICT.-na
~ 6e cond depot paves Quatrieme District
Annonclaon entire tayenue Washington Ia sixieme,
conme spayt
Tnejarient sorrel ttampBe A a Ia euSse drote
Sill d. animal NEST rdcnmd dans cnq ots ct les fras
paFe il veudn renchete publi9ue, depot,
MERCREDI, u de septembre 1860 ~ heures A. NJ.
G. /. FAYSSOUX
Dspt6 COmmisSarc des Rues.
NonyelIe. Orleans. sepembre 1850 SCI s 10 II u
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,p,vr MI nEu.IEnrE DISTRICT a

"a conduit Depot dies EpaHes du DeuNeh'e pis'fle
encoignure Binn vile et tialyez, CONNIE epafe-
tJn pouain bai pied de dcrriere blanc. 49,
ST le dit animal pas recamo dams cl los e ras
payes ii sern eehere publique ~ dit depot ie
sXNTItnI 4 de septetnbre 1860, a 10 heures A. NJ
'''N-i,Ni' MILTON REIF. ConrniSsaire des
N.,.o,ia n,Isons 4 de septpnhre 1860 sea At
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10 the Fourth District Pound Annuncaon street. be.
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street, estray
One snrrel mare branded on right thigh A.
Which IL not claimed within five days and the there
pad, will be sold public auction said Pound on
WEDNESDAY,, September l2 1860, at 10 o'clock A. N.
New Orleans September ., 1850
y. l. FAYssouN, D'ty Street Commissioner
Registered September 6, 1860.
ALFRED a. DUCROS,
Clerk Of Comptroller
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EsPAVs DJ TIsoIsIEpIE, DIsTIlICT.-n a

II conduit depot des tpaves du Troseme District
des Bons. f.nants entire Coue ct Louisa conme epave
pett cheynl de IL mains de hnu marque
visible
81 dit animal pas rGclam dams ciuq ops ct les fais
PAYS vendu fenehtre puGiique, dit depot lie SA
MEDI de septembre 1860, ~ heures A. NJ
i. MILTON RELF. Commssaite des
Fouvelle ORLEANS, 4 de septemhrc 1860. se5 Al
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CoM,NER--oFFICIAL.

TsIRsT DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
IL 10 the FIRST District Pound, Dryades street. between
Girod aud Julia Streets, rs estray- ,. 49,
One black horse, crippled in fore feet star on ofeehu ~
distngulshabe braHd on left hip ,,..
Which claimed during five days and the expenses
on pad will be sold at public auction, a he saa t9"nu'
on WEDNESDAY, September H. 1860 at i0 O'CLOCK "a p
New Orleans, September 9, lS6D. - . f,,,,.a
g. + FAYssOUX, D'ty Street commissioner
heEseiea 'ep'ep'"''o = ALFRED A. DUCRos,
CLERK Of Comptroller.
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r5pAyE pvJ PREMIER DISTRICT.-H a
HI s nnndu an dduot des 6paves dn Premier District
Dryades entre le Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epave-
I'm heva noir estrope des peds de deyant une etoe au
frnnt me dtanpe ilBble Ia hanche gauche
ST IL M animal pas recam6 dams cinq jours ct les tras
nays Ii sera vendu enchere publque, dit depot, le
MER9,REDI IL de septembre 1860, il 10 henres a. N.
c. /. FAYSSOU&
D6pute Commissare des Rues.
NouvelIe Otlsans 6 septembre 1860. SCI s 10 IL IL
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
SANFORD'S CIRCULAR
r o r I 8 6 o!
Agency for California Nur-erymen, for
the purchase Of Goods aud sale Of
Produce.


ss- The Subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the following named reliable Nurserymen .and
owners Of Nursery stock;
SIMPSON THoxr4oS, suseol Nurseries, suscol Napa
County, No Irrigation.
JoHS IKwnIIAG San lorenz, Nurseries San Lorenzo
Alameda County, No Irrigation.
A. T, SxIrH, PomolOgical Gardens and Nurseries
Sacramento, Moderate ="
MARK FARSET, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, "
JAS R LOWE, POuona Gardens and Nurseries,
". C. wALKrR, Golden Gate Nurseries, (aoral and
ornamental San Franciso. No Irrigation.
SArER 4 CHuRH, Owners Of Trees, &c. grown at
Alameda. Alameda County - A"
Hs- He has purchased large Stock OF extra sired
Trees, grown in genial soil at san Jose. irrigated
but during the past season, and has established
Depot in San Francisco, on
lis andI2O FRONT STREET,
Where he VIII keep for sale during the planting
Tor until his Stock Is exhausted )the finest
Stock ever offered in this State, OF
.@rHit. SbaAr aaa Orualnrltal Grrrs,
shrubbery, Hardy and Greenhouse
Plants.
. Ape v1zzrEs G0DS2W1mmg,
Garden q Flower Seeds, Sc.
Strict attention will be geveu to the purchas Sc
Of all kinds OF goods to be found in this matLet nd
theis shipment to any part OF The State also to the
sale Of Farm Produce at very low commission.
r9- II Is believed that the great reduction in the
price OF Tees and Plants from those OF last year,
will induce land owners to plant lsr-els, aud 10
such as desire TO do great indueement will be OF
fel ed
Ha- No articles will be offered for sale Of an in
fesior or OF an esceptionabie character, and with
this promise very large share Of patronage Is con-
ddently expected.
JASON l.. SANFORD.
jan. rs 3m
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
usedia The folIO,ring cases :
CHARLES A. CRANE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY,


Between Washington and Jackson,
UP STAIRs.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM THEATER
SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE, Sacramento.
San ASDRfas lSDEPEDEST, San Andreas.
MARIroSA STAR, Mariposa.
CoLUNHs NEWS. Columbia.
MooSEY's ExFKEss, Folsom.
COMA CosrRA GAZETTE Martinez.
NArA CITY HERALD. Nspa City.
BESIcA SENTINEL, Benicia.
BurTK DuocsAT, Oroyilie.
MouSTAIS AK sENGER Ia Porte,
PtkcKR COURIER. Forrest Hill.
Sax JosE TEIHGRArH, san Jose,
ALAMEDA HERALD, Oakland.
SANTA Crzz NEWS, Santa Cruz,
Los ASGEros STAR, Los Angeles.
Daily Oregon Advertiser. Portland, OF
Tulars County Record, visalia.
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley.
alameda County Gazette. San Leandro.
Family Circle, San Francisco.
California Culturist, San Francisco.
Dslles Journal. Dalles, Oregon.
Hutchin's Magazine. San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
THE III q WLAND
ROTARY BAW9gpEnY.

yITE are now prepared to furnish at short notice
w the above battery, aud would request the atte-
ntion Of all Quartz to II previous TO the erection
Of a mill For efficiency In extratng gold. IL is be-
coming celebrated, and have no hesitance in pro
in use.
At our request Mr.. AIMARIN B. PAUL. superin-
tendent OF the Oriental Quartz MIL Nevada
aud show its efficiency TO any who may feel interest
and as all can Judge OF il better by seeing il in prae
teal operation, we would refer Quartz men Of New.
ada county TO him.
GODDARD HANsc0M 4 RANKIN,
a6-om Pacific Foundry, San Francisco
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

HEAVY STAGE RoBBERY.-The stage run
ming from Iowa Hill to Sacramento was
stopped by six robbers on Monday night
last, when about two miles from Iowa Hill,
and robbed Of some sll, 900 in gold dnst.
The money was being sent below in charge
of Wells, Fargo & Co.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
CAUTIONl

Consumers of fROsEBAUM's BITTERs are caution.
ed against the many counerfeits now afloat in the
market especially against cheap and worthless ar
tiee called Rosenehi-s Btiers put up In this oity
by hessrs Turner's Bros, with the avowed inten-
ton 9. preying on the wellesrned reputation Of
kosebanms Bitiers,as a remedcal agent in all cases
OF dyipepsia aud similar diseases. The genuine
kosebaum has our name branded on each eork and
our signature each label
". JACOBS K CO., Proprietors,
sansome Street,
Corner Of Commercial Street.
San Francisco. Feb. 18th 1SsO.-33-sm
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
DIR. ROSENBAUM'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH STOMACH BITTERs.
FOR THE CURE OF


Dyspepsia, indigestion, Constipation Loss Of Appe
lite, or any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbin action Of the
Stomrch or Bowels.
A ii. or THESE DIsEAsEs YoU Will. SOON he
II relieved OF BY the of these Bitters as per d
reetion on the bottles, This great anti dspepts h.
the result Of profound and Elaborate studying OF one
OF the most celebrated physicians Of the present
century, in the accomplishment Of which he has
freely spent both time and money. We do not hest
tate TO affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum' s stomach
Biteers aro used a case ofFever and Agun cannot
occur. IL has been snalyfed By the most scientific
chemists in the Medical Faculty, aud Is now pre-.
scrbed by ninetenthS Of the Physicians Of the
land Try them--test them-on Jour eostitutiou
and 60 your way rejoicing.
Are you dpsPepiie f-take thess Stomach Bitiers
Are you bilious TRY one Of the bottles, and be
relieved At once.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion or constipation :
remove the cause by the free use Of these Bitter
Have you Fever and Ague-cUre and prevent this
destroying disease by the Tree Of these Biters
es- The sueriority Of these Bitters has induced
many To put up a spurious article. To prevent de-
eepiion in the future each core will be branded.
W b. JACOBS & co.
and all labeIs will bear our signature, without
which none are genuine.
" D. JACOBS co
sole Proprietors.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
AND SALT RHEUm

Are two OF the most common and virulent disorder
prevalent I'm this continent To these the 0intmen
Is especially antagonsiic its modns operdndir Is
first TO eradicate the venom and then complete
he